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H1LLSB0R0 IXDEPEXDEXT.
FRIDAY, AUGTHT2I.
LOCAL AND GRNERAL
Straw hat atcoest at Kt-hulinerlrli'i.
A new wwlnic machine for fJO.fM)
rash at the llilUboro Uazaar.
Call at the llillboro lluzaar if you
want H'XxU at your own price.
(ila"4 ami China ware, the cheap,
fht ever sold iu UilMioro at the lla-
Cali on Humphreys for liian on
imh! ri)Tty, alK farm to rout and
to sell.
A good aewliiK machine to trade
fur a in', wood, hay or grain at the
lia.iinr.
'I' I ic pliuv to Kt Kinnlianw and
miuimer ilresn good Is at Hi-huliner-Ich
A Sou.
J. I. Knight la preared to make
I, .mis ot from t"0 to (I ,imn). St liiui
and p-t his terma.
Twenty pound of Ik-hI granulated
Hiitfur for one (hill lr at liryan Laid
liiw Co. Cash Store. See our f t.dO
ithoeri.
Sthulmcricli A Son have ust re
reived a new invoice of lilnnkcts
from 7.' wnts a pair, up.
We have a uew line of plow Nhoea
at prices to nuit the tliuea. Schul
inirich A n.
AH the dry good on hand will
he sold at reduction at the llilUlxiro
lln.iiir.
A litrtro assortment of wall paper
and iimttiin? at Patterson' Furniture
Store at a great reduction over all
former prices.
The Isikinkikxt will furnish
the New York Weekly Tribune to
political clulw till after the Novemher
election at the reiluwd rate of 15 rts.
per copy.
rVliuhiieiii-h A Son aell chilled aud
nteel plows, spring tooth, xy and
disc hurrows and cultivator also
nborne uiachlnory and extras for
the same.
The Climax Mills, of Millsboro,
is offering the farmers kkkk haoh,
KKEK CI.KANINO. aild KKKK SToK-
auk of wheat. ThU is no new de
purture liut is maile more prominent.
SuKscriptions to the I ndki-knkknt
and New York Weekly Trlhune will
he rewived for the next four months
for 30 wnts. The Trlhune needs no
Introduction to an Amerrlan public.
The price is that of white paper.
!et a tlrstcliiss fire insuranw pohry
ackel by a tlrst-class Company by
calling on J. 1. lCniitht, for tho sunie
price or let than you w ill pay for one
of a wild rat company. Jtemember
your lute exerience with the del-cased
State of Salem.
The cheap rates t $12 cabin anl
tt'i stwrntce, including meals ami
lierth, are still in effect on the O. 11.
A N. Oi'a Hteamew, from Portland to
San Francisco. Hteainers leave Port
land every five days. For further
particulars see J. I. Knight, Hills
lioro. Mrs. C. P. Hlaiichard, Itecordiiif?
secretary of the Washington Oounty
Sunday School Association, requests
of Sunday School superintendents in
this county file with their namea and
addresses to be reported to the
National S. S. Aesociailon to be used
in a directory that is now preparing.
Hon. l7v. Oaten was all broken
up yesterday morning when he open
ed his mail and found a regular hud
peena reuiriii(? him to appear forth
with in St. Louis Mo., to teatify at a
trial of incandecant electric light.
However on close inspection he dls.
covered that the paper was a clever
advertisment setting forth the merits
of a new lamp.
prof. Marsh has caused to pome to
this office a tile of the "Htlo Tribune"
published in Hilo Sinawlch Islands.
I he paper is a well printed aix paper
six column nheet devoted to the In
terest of the young republic. At the
glance It does not have the foreign
appcrance, but when one cornea to
read the articles and tho advertis.
ments, he is at onw undeceived.
A pretty good story was told on a
Y'ainhill bimetal list official the other
day. lb fore el wt ion it will be rem
embered tlie whole hunch were loud
economist. Well one of them after
he got into his place was not Just
Miitistled with Ids .piarters. One day
he said to the county Judge who is a
hold-over republican "what do you
call this an othce or a hole In the
wair." The Judge promptly replied!
'I don't know what you call it now
but before election it was an olliw,
was it uotV The conference then
elided.
Now that fanner have got into
their wheat ftld with the thresher
and are measuring the grain in the
half bushel, they ttud the crop is not
so had as they at one time feared it
would 1h. The yield In not equal to
what it was lust year or the quality
as good, but it might have U-en far
worse. The surplus in this county
will lie considerable, and while the
price of wheat may not bo better
than in I !.", yet there will be some
money distributed In the county.
The price of oats promises to be bet
ter. The same is true for potatoes,
from which it appears there Is rea
son for a gxl feeling among the
farmers.
Wm. liowningaged 24 years, son
or widow iKtwning. living one and
a half miles south of Hcaverton shot
and killed himself at hi home, Fri
day afternoon la-t. Wm. was a very
hard working man and his neighbor
suppose that hi lalsirwas so severe
on Wednesday and Thursday thai
hi ni i ml was weakened. His
mother and youngest brother were in
Portland at the time but another
brother and sister were at home but
in another part of the house hem no
one saw the shooting. The rin was
placed near the right aide l he
head ami llrcd the bullet, passing
lhaough and out at the left side.
The unfortunate man breathed Tor an
hour after the rash act, but was un
conscious hence he never ike. lie
left no urittcn wwege, though
.i ....... r..u- .lir-nnne-ted senten
ce from which his brother said were
written J'M I fore he loo li' gun
The sentence evidence an unbalane
.-i ...i.,.i ('..niner I. true held an in
ni ii. i "
iiii.-t. The verdict of hc jury was
lolhecrWt that tlie deceased died
from a gunshot wound inflected by
hiiiH'lf, but whether with suici
dal intent or byccldeut the jury wa
liol able to determine.
The McMinvilla Report had A rep
tentative at the Has beach last wee
who saw our L. L. Whitcome aud
did him up Id these words:
Just ou the departure from N'etarls
I met briefly an interesting character
in me person I L. Whitcouib of
HilUboro. He is an ex-sheriff of
iamhill county, elect! away back
in liMia on the republican ticket, aud
w still a staunch adherent of the
party. He was deeply interested in
getting at the proper analysis of the
crazy-quilt ticket put up against
MeKluley. Being au early settler
he was thoroughly acquainted with
the Indian jargon of ( tregon, and at a
camp conwrt sang with hi wife an
Indian song. At the close he gave a
speech In tho tame tongue, picturing
the rapid passing of the Indian and
the rapid following of the white man
to hia long home. Mr. Whitcouib
was one of the very first white men
to explore Netarts bay.
Mr. Jlufu Waggener of the
Tualilau Hotel has returned from his
Alaskan trip thoroughly convinced
that the gold mines at Cook's Inlet
are greatly overrated. There are a
few good claims but they are of course
already occupied. The whole coun
try has been carefully proxpected and
there is nothing new to And. Mr.
Waggener left July 27th. Many
more came by the same boat. About
soo men are still there who will re
turned as soon as they ran awure
transisirtion. There is an abund
anee or fixs! at the mines and there
will lie no suffering even If a winter
ha to be spent there. The water
had been too high for working the
mines up to a few week before Mr.
Waggener left but now the season is
fairly open and opperation will Is
continued till the first of OctolsT
when Jack Frost will seal up the
mines. The digging are iu the
creek beds. The water is turned to
one side by wing dams while the
claims are worked.
Wm. Mcl.inn was seriously injur
ed near Andrews Lumber Co's saw
mill last Saturday. He was felling a
tree which in falling struck another
which caused the first to slip back
ast the stump. In its career Mr.
McCinn wa caught between the
stump and tree so that he was badly
crushed about his lulus and thighs.
Hut for Ida presence of mind aud
strength of arm enabling him to
raise his body he would have beeii
ground to pulp. Dr. Taraeisie at
tended the Injured man and reports
that his muscles are badly crushed but
the nerve trunk Is Intact, hence the
report that he is paralyzed Is not cor
rect though tlie muscle of his limbs
are t o sore to allow him to move
them.
One of our local butchers notes
that cattle suitable for beef are scarce.
Two year ago he could pick up
hands of seven to ten bullocks in
many neighborhoods, but now he is
not always certain ot getting one.
It would seem that cattle breeding
for beef would be profitable. Can it
be that too many veals are curried
to market? It is probably true that
Portland draws from the Willamette
valley the veals used there, while the
beef come from the great grass
nlaln east of the Cascade near
enough for getting mature bullocks,
but too far away for marketing tne
calves.
The supervisor having control of
the Barne'a road next to Multnnuiah
county is preparing to macadam it
with crushed rocit. l ne rocn crusner
belonging to the county that has
been used about Dilley la to be taken
upon the mountain, where there is a
fine ledge of rock by the roadside.
Citizens ol that district have sub
scribed one thousand or more dollars
which creates a fund that I expected
to nav for rocking the road from the
county line this way till moat of the
soft ground shall be passed.
On Friday morning last the resi
dence of Harry Watklns at Bertha
Multnomah couuty was nurneii wim
the entire contents. Mr. Watkins Is
quite well known here having preach
ed here several month, rbout two
and a half years ago. The origin or
fire Is not known as Mrs. Watkins
was away at the time and her bus-
band was In McMinnvile.
The 8. P. Company ha not taken
off the flying train betwwn Portland
and San Francisco, nor have the
standard rates been established. In
cluding berth the tickets for Pull
man standard siwpers are ? iw Bnu
for Pullman tourists sleepers io.
A train starts every five days leaving
Portland at 10 p. in. The next train
leaves Portland Saturday. Aug., 15th.
Bryan-1-aiillaw Co., rash store, ex
hibit this week the McKinley hat.
they are up to date in styles with the
finest stock of hats In Washington
couuty. Their Immense stock of
fall goods will be in this month and
prices are lower than ever known.
Uive them a call and get their prices.
in i
please make no mistake If you
want the beat and freshest of every
thing, you should come me my
Bakery. Patronixe Home Indus
try" we make all of our candies and
bakery goods and roast peauts every
day. You get them rresii ami crisp
from us.
Wanted at onw: Active agent
for each couuty. F.xclusive control
and no risk. Will dear li io so
hundred dollars a year, f.neio-e
stauip for full articulars or 2'hj for
l sample. Mig itapius -Miiierai
Co., Big Kapids, Michigan.
The Ixpepksdicnt acknowledges
courtesius rewived from the Argus
this week in the shape or tne acnooi
apportionment and a list of teachers
whoontaineii wnimnies me mi-
examination.
U V. Bcrckmoes will give 15 per
for the next 15 days on all
lewlerv, watches, clocks, spect iclcs,
musical good eic. ah n-w"ni
will la done promptly ami warnnted
Messrs. F. 1. and W. K. Thorn
started last Monday afternoon for an
unlimited absence. They will visit
the coast about Tillamook bay and
the trout stream betwwn.
Mr. ThosTj. Humphrey rewived
the contract for UK) cord of wood,
for the court house at l.: per cord.
He has set two team to work and
Mill soon fill the order.
The chairman of the county wn-
tral committee ha called a mwtingto
lie held in the court house on Septem
ber :rd. Furthe Iniornialion la given
in another column.
Oliver dates claim the talleat
garden corn In the county. He ha
a rifting ear patch containing stalks
ten fwt high.
It. K. Ijirson, a prominent farmer
living south of latuacl died of If
phoid fvvcrjestenlajF, Au !'4W
Born. At Laurel. Aug. 8lh to the
wife of Mr Lorndutl, a daughter.
Xt.w Ii the time fur croquet art
when youcao get them at w.st at the
Hillsboro Bsaiir.
New McCoy, one of Portland's sue
ees.-ful young lawyers, cpent Wednes
day in Jiill-lioro.
New wheat is going Into the ware
houses quite briskly and next week
the rusli will la-gin. The uverage
yh-Jd for this neighborhood is esti
mated at ubotit buslitls to the
acre, The quality while uot equal to
that of last year, is Uir.
A serious runaway m-urcd last Sat
urday at Win. Nelson's place live
miles ear.t of HilUboro. Two men,
Peter Ni-Uon and a young man by
the name of fioyea living near Beth
any wero driving out to us-.ist iu
thsertiliiiiL'. w hen the ti-um las-ame
frightened at the engine and soon be
came uiiiiiatiitgutilc, mi away aud
threw Istth men out ami smashed Up
tho buggy. Nelxui who was tlie
more severely injured of tne two
sustained a dislocation of the ritrht
shoulder and was Ionised alsiut the
the law aud head. The other man
had some ribs fractured and was
pretty tstdly Jammed. lr. Bailey
was summoned and after placing
Nelson under mi anaesthetic reduced
the dislocation and dressed the
wounds of both
some lime Iwf.ire
le around again.
men. It will Is'
the wounded will
MKCH IJIirs Ml It.
There will be held in Portland,
from September It'ih to Octolar 17th,
au Oregon Industrial KxMMitioti.
The fair is practically under the same
management as the successful and
popular exhibition f.t the same place
lust year. The following circular in
vit the co-oienition of tsryiers aud
lii 'chanics iu Washington county, to
lielp in advertising our county. The
IxDKl'KNDE.vr will undertake to for
ward all exhibits which may be offer
ed. More on this subject wilt be
said later. The circular hears date,
August Isth, and is in these words:
Tue sum- of the Fx position of
lSa.', was in large degree due to the
puniic spirit manifested by tho citi
zens of tho State'iind of Washington,
shown in their contribution of pro
ducts, which were so extensive as to
almost bewilder all who saw them.
The management or the Imposition
wasfyear i practically theame as it
this last year, and we feel that even
greater sin -s will attend our efforts
this year limn which was obtained
last. We cannot make it a success
without the ni l of the people of Ore
gon urn! Washington, and tills is ud
un sscd yon to a-k for your co-operation.
I am awaie of the fact that the
grain crop is not up to its usual ex
wlleiice; that the Iruit crop is more
deficient than it ever was la-fore; thai
vegetables are not an average, in fact,
that all products arc not as good nor
as plentiful as they were last year.
This deficiency can Is' overcome by
every ieisou interest! d iu the luater-
a I impress and wellare ol iiie.iiain
taking an interest in the Imposition
and forwarding us au exhibit. Many
last year iu visiting the Fx posit i
said- "Those are good exhibits, hut
I have better at home." We collect
tho best that can be obtained, bu.
can only do so by generous co-oK-ra
tlon ou part of all.
We have live distinct departments,
ami solicit your interest iu all or ut
least iu tlie one that you can help in.
i'ho department n mineral, which
includes gold, silver, Iron, copper,
cinnibar, lead, tin other ore, coal,
huildiinr stone and articles manufac
tured out of the natural products of
Oregon. The forestey department
includes wood of all kinds, and arti
cles ot uny and every description
made out ol wood. Oram and grass
department, and this includes every
thing under this head, including vegf
tables, hoys, tlour, orn, and nil
growing things and articles manufac
tured from the same.
Fruit department, which will con
sist o! fruits, green, dried, canned,
and fruits of all kinds in all forms.
Fish department will lnclu le an ex
hibit of canned fish, fresh and dried
fish, a hatchery of salmon, fishing
tackle, etc. There will be a miswll
aneous department of article not
mentioned iu the above. Can we
have vour assistance and co-operation?
We will transisii t all exhibits free of
rharire to this city, and such as you
u-Uh will be relumed lit the close of
the i mposition frw or charge.
This circular is sent to all the well
known and publii'-spirited citizens
and 1 hope for hearty co-oieration.
The Immigration Board is doing a
great work to imluce a desirable class
of firmer to immigrate to the Pacific
Northwest, and now you are asked
to help us to show what our re
sources are. Conditions are some
what discouraging, but active work
on part of our public people will en
thuse the general i-la-s and circum
stance will then t,e liem-ntcil lor ail.
Kindly write mo, a postal or li tter,
ir I can expwt your o-operation ami
if you will co-operate I shall further
communicate with you and give ilir-
wtiont for shipments of exhibits.
Trusting for a favorable reply, I am,
Very respectfully yours,
P.. S. PAiifK,
Ch'm. Com. Slate and Co. Fxhibits.
Uiilrlc liitlrr.
Fh-ctric Hitters is a medicine
suited for any season, but erhaps
more generally needed, when the
languid exhausted ft cling prevails,
when the liver is torpid and sluggish
aud the nesl of a tonic a:nl alterative
I felt, A prompt use of this med
icine his often averted long and jst
li fatal bilious fevers. No inisli
rine will act more surely in counter
acting and freeing the system from
the malarial poison. Headache, con
stipation, dizziness yield to Fleet rlc
Hittej. ftoc ami ! -r bottle at tlie
Hlllsboro Pharmacy.
( lmiir to Makr .Uniii j.
In the past throe months have
cleared ("itiU.75 selling dish washers.
I did ino-t of the work, my brother
helped some, I expect t- do belter
next month, as every dih washer
sold advertises itself, and s llssvcral
more; I don't have to leave the house.
pVople here about the dish wa-hers
and send for them, t!u-y are so cheap.
Any la.lv or ucntieniau tun make
money at tJiis lm-ifn-, as every
family warts a didi w.ihif. Any
of our readers u ho have energy
enough t- apply for an s-ncy i-an
easily make Iroui S lo till per dajr.
I on i-Mii get full particulars by ad
dressing the Mound City Iih Wash
er Co., St. t.eu's. Mo. lty it and
puhlWtt JS'lrt t!i" is-n. Iltnf
. A IV
lOCBT HOISE JtKHS.
PKOHATK 1'ol'KT.
Fmiiia Carl bv final settlement of
the estate of her husband. Christian
I art, receives all pnerty iu accord
ance of will.
The final settlement of Joseph
I.abbe estate set for Sei.teiuls-r .lb
MARRIACiK I U'F.NSJ-X.
Llwuce to wed wero issued t
Chas F Umbel, aged and Mary I
liintrham. aaed 17. uism consent of
parents, both are of this county.
t'OL'XTV IXU.-KT LAW.
Marie Hoselair was by order of the
couutv court surrendered to tho rare
and custody of tbe Boys and Uir!.
Aid society.
Mrs Myrtle Frank was on Wedne.
adjudged Insaneand the sheriff com
nutted patlout to asylum at baiem
A Wife Eqaal t a Uolil Xiae.
Will some of your readers give me
a good recipe for making corn starch
1 am sellinir self-heating fiat irons
and iron a little at every house aud
have to use some starch every place
aud want to know how to make good
starch. My husband was in debt
and 1 being anxious to help him
thought 1 would sell self-healing
fiat irous, and lam doing splendidly
A rent's worth of fuel will heat the
iron for 3 hours, so you have a per
fect heat. Y'ou can iron in half the
time and no danger of schorching
the clothes as with the old iron, and
you cau get the most lM-autirul gloss
I sell at nearly every house, as the
iron saves so much luel everybialy
wants one. I make 11.50 ou each
iron and have not sold less than ten
any day 1 worked. My brother is
doiug well aud J think anyone
cau make lots of money anywherd
selllug irons. J. F. LA SKY A Co,
St. IxjuIs, Mo., will start anyone in
the buisness, as they did m It you
will address tliem.
Mas. A. Hi'ssku,.
ItKHOMJ 1'IOMS OK 1 1M0I.E( K.
Whereas, It ha pleased (lod to re.
move from our Council's our
loved brother John 1). Howell, and
Whereas in Ids death Odd Fellow
ship has lost one of its most faithful
aud earnest workers. Therefore lie
it
Kp-soi.vkii, That in his death this
lodge has sustained a severe loss.
Kkholvkd, That we, tho members
of Montezuma Lo.Ige, No. 50, I. O
O. F., do hereby tender to the herea.
veil wife and children our heartfelt
sympathy and fraternal love.
Hijsoi.vkd, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
ute of this Lodge, ami another lie
sent to the bereaved family and one
to each of tho county paers, and our
charter be draped in mourning for tiU
days.
Committee
( C. K. Deichman
1 S. II. Humphreys.
KESOLl'TIONS OK KKSI'KCT.
Resolutions in memory of our
friend J. 1). Howell.
Whereas the great and supreme
Killer of the I ni verse has in his in
tini to wisdom removed from among
us our worthy and esteemed friend
J. 1. Howell, and
Whereas the long and intimate re
lationship held with him in faithful
discharge of his duty in the socity
makes it most befitting that we re.
cord our appreciation of him, and
Whereas we, the memliers of
Si-liolls Ferry Council No. 45, A. P. A
of Iregon, are deairou of expressing
our esteem of hi love as a friend and
or sincere and affectionate sympathy
to the widow and family of the dec-
ewased, who has bwn deprived of a
kind, loving and indulgent husband
and father, Therefore be It
Hk.soi.kh. That in the death
of J. 1). Howell, this council
looses a true, loyal aud patriotic
member,
Hesoia Ki) That the fudden re.
movul of such a life from our midst
leaves a vacancy and a shadow that
will lie deeply realized by all the
members and friends of this organiza
tion,
Hesoi.vkh That with dwh sympa
thy for the bereaved relations of the
dweased, we express a hope that
eve so great a loss to us all may over
rule for gHxl by Him who dcs-tii all
thing well,
Kksoi.VKI) That a copy ol these
resolutions lie spread upon the min
ute of this council and our charter
Is? drajied in mourning for a period
of thirty days, and a ropy lie furnish
ed to the bereaved willow and rela
tives, as a token of our love and res
pect of our friend who is gone to his
rest.
Be it further resolved that a copy
of tlue resolutions lie forwarded lo
The Poatlander, Washington County
Hatchet, and the Hillshor lvutl'Mi
ENT with a request to publish.
Wm. Hanson,
S. W. Seelye,
C. 11. Adams.
( hurnluK Done In One Minute,
J have tried the I.ightning Churn,
rewntly described in your paper, and
it is certainly a wonder. I can churn
in less than one minute, and the but
ter i elegant, and you get consider
able more butter than when you use
a common churn. I took the agency
for the chum here and every butter
maker that sees it buy one. I have
sold three dozen and they give the
best of satisHl'etion. I know I mn
sell loo in this township, as they
churn so quickly, make so much
more butter than common churns
and are so cheap. Some or.e iu every
township inn make two or thrw
hundred dollars selling these churns.
By addressing J. F. Casey A Co., St.
t.ouis, you ran get circulars and full
information so you can make big
money right at home. 1 have made
(si) in the past two week and I
never sold anything liefore in my
life.
A Fakmk.h.
Ire Cream new Made In a Mlaate'.
I have an Ice Cream Freezer that
will freezer cream ierfeetly in one
minute: as it ! such a womli-r a i
crowd will always be around, so any-1
.. . t 11 . . .... I .
oiif rnn uinte ironi uvr ill sia iionnis
a day selling crfam, and from ten to I
twenty dollar selling Frwxer, as
triple will always buy an article ,
wnen ii u uemonsiraieii insi uiey i
can make money by so doing. The
;l
cream i frozen instantly and i
snusith and free from lump. 1 !
have done so well myself and havej
friend sum-odin so well that 1 felt i
ii my uuty to lei others Know oi
this opportunity, as 1 fwl confident
that any cmoii in any locality ran
make money, . any person can -H
c ream an I the Freeaer wll lts-lf.
J. F- Casey A Co. 1 1 I I St. Charles St.
St. Iyoiiis, Mo., will msil you com
plete instruction and will employ
you on a mlary if you ran give them
jf1r hoa time.
rliffheit Honor-WorM'i
MmUI. Midwlattr Fair.
DIX-
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CREAM
EBAESDN
Ml
Moat Perfect Mad.
do Years th Standard,
CERTIFICATES UBASTED.
First grade wrtillcste were rran-
ted at the late election to:
Traver Forest Orova
Fuiily M odell
Mary C Sulfas Mlddlnlon
Ia-uIs.M Kown
Second grades.
J B Bcal
Forest drove
Helena 1) Cox
Florence Fdwards....
Anna M Sorrenson...
Alla-rt Latham
.. Hillsboro
Samuel J Fnnea
May Willis
Sylva L Baker
.... Thatcher
Moutaindale
Ailie L Scott
Carrie Hanson
Phillips
Oertrude Mulllns Hraiibai.
Third tirade.
Bessie M-Clure Forest Urove
May Clark
Catherine Stott Myers.. "
Liloerta lirown
Sadie Bennett Dillev
Jennie Archbold Hlllsboro
W m aubhn Middle ton
Jenny Noble Oregon Ctty
.tnss anna v Luster or uien-
wood was recomended to the State
board for a state wrtlflcate.
A Uooil Wind Mlll-Mak It Taar
self.
I made one of the People's wind
mills which 1 saw recomnded In
your paper recently, it only cost me
fit. 40 and is a splendid mill; my well
is deep, but it pumps all right and
with very little wind, the neighbors
all like it, and as I am a kind of
carpenter, and I have agreed to put
up nine mills already, on which lean
make a nu-e pront, anil there are
many others for whom 1 can put up
mills this fall. 1 don't see why every
tanner should not have a wind mill
when they can make it themselves
for less than lit), any one can get
diagrams and complete directions for
making tho wind mill by sending
is two-wnt stamps to pay postage
etc., to K. I. Wilson A Co.. Alle
ghi ny, Paa, and there can be doiens
of them put up in one locality by any
one that has the energy to do it.
A Fa km kr
1'OKSELHS.
Mrs. O. Wasbroad Is counted on
the sick list this week.
C. M. Johnson did business in
Hillsboro Wednesday.
Bill Wiley ami I'ncle Bob Imhrie
were in the city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. liorrien did business
in Hillsboro Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Peterson a stenograph
er or rartlami, has been visiting
with John Neep and family this
wwk.
Miss Maggie Neep and her mother
visited with Mr. Abe Hay, west of
IMIley, Monday.
C. M. Johnson's father left for east
of the mountains Monday.
A. A. Phillips did business In
1-orest Urove Wednesday.
J. II. Allen left last Sunday for
Astoria, where he has secured em
ployment. The farmers are busy threshing
these days.
Our city council elected Jake Ward
president, to fill the vacancy caused
ny tne resignation or A. J. Wilkes,
Col. Cornelius is putting up an ad
dition to his residence.
The Andrews Lumber Company
have quit shipping lumber to Port
land for the present.
KM ward W. Hart and Miss Addie
Is'. Ixith of this city, were married
at Vancouver, Washington. August
lath. The left for California on the
Hlh.
Dead Letter List.
The following is a list of letters re
niaining uncalled for in the poatoffice
at Hillsboro, August 15, lHtfo.
Crist, (. (1., Mott, M. F.. (ierman.
Mr. J. H., Holbeaok, O.
All letter not called for by Aug.
29th w ill be sent to the Dead Letter
( iflice. One wnt will be charged for
each letters called for.
II. SHU'I MKKKH, P. M,
A Uiauce to Make Maney
I have U-rries, graiies and peaches.
a year old, fresh as when picked. I
use the California UmiI process,' do
not heat or seal the fruit, just put It
up cold, kwp s-rrectiy rreah, and
costs almost nothing; ran put u a
bushel in ten minutes. Last week I
sold direction to over 12U families;
Anyone will pay a dollar for direc
tions, when they see the beautiful
samples of fruit. A there are many
people pisir like myself, I consider it
my duly to give my experience to
such, and reel confident any one can
make one or two hundred dollars
ui ml home in a few day. 1 will
mail sample of fruit ami complete
lirections, to any of your reader, for
ightwn two-rent stamps, which is
the only actual mat of the samples,
pcistau'e, etc., to me.
FiiAXt is Casey, St. Louis, Mo.
THE SISTERS OF MERCK
.. CEDAR MILL .
Are nw prepared t reeelre Hoarders
either lit the aeek r prf Vsslua.
- -
TerillS Moderate
Location Healthful
,.B, f ,ea la Ile and
Palatlaf,
Itojs t the ate of 0 jears Bill
be takea a Hoarders, la.
lla-K-a a OhaUrit
Apply to the Sisters,
Par Partlralar, at 1U
TM3 OUOitV Otil
Tlit andeiiigutil, having lrnt for
term of Tear the well-kan flour mill
ob North l'laiu kuowu the Pmllrv
Mill, hw orerhauled it and put it la firt
r)M order for Mrrchsnt ami Cimom
'rk. A s-claltT will be niad of
EXTHASbK W0BK A3D IH0PP1SG
Bi t kWHKAT AXU BE.
Hour constant! on hand or rroiaad to
order.
R. 0. EU0!T,
Oaterrllle
71 ALDER STREET,
PORTLAND, OK,
The only Fint-
Class and Strictly
Temperance Restau
rant in the City.
RIBBONS AND
CARBON PAPER
rott
TYPEWRITERS
i i i
AT
INDKP INDENT OPFICI
t'UNHTABLFN MAI.K.
1)URSCANT TO A KKyUEST, MAPK
I sou indiirMU upon a certain chattel
niortaagr, made and iUll the 7lU Uajr ol
January, lstW, by John Brouawick, In
favor of U. W. I'atleraon. for lha min nt
Sijfi and interaat, by aaid U. W. Patterson
coiumandinR and reouirliiK me aa Com-
atable of South Uillaooro Piatricl, Waab
Inirtou Lounty, Oragon. lo take into my
poaaeaalon and aall the aaina to aatiafv
the earn of SUA with interest tbereon aiuce
the !t7ih day of January, lswl, at the rale
oi tan per cent par amiuui, and the aura ol
V attornera fee, and tbe roaia and ex
penaeaof talcinf, keeping and advertialnir
the aaina, 1 have taken In my poaaeaalon
tne loiiowing ueaoriuea property, and be-
inn luanuoneo ana aeacrinea in aaid nion
care aforeaaid, to-Kit:
Una black horae, atar in forehead, about
nine reara old, brandml "It" on left
anouiaer, named "jimnne, one aiuirla
lop buggy com plate, one tingle narne.a
complete.
And In purauance to aaid requeat I trill
aell the above mentioned property to the
htgheat bidder lor canlt In hand, at the
livery barn of Williama A Redmond, in
Hillaboro, Oregon, on the lat day ol Aug.
uat, 1st), at 10 o'clock a m. of laid day, lo
atiilv tba above mentioned auma due and
owing Irom the aaid John Urmiawick to
the said O. W. falteraon and tbe coata
and aiu.aa ol aaid aale.
C. W. REDMOND.
Constable of Houlli Hill.l.oro Diairicl.
waanington t ounty, Uregon.
MIIKKIFF-H HALK OX
fr'OKF.l'LOMLKK.
t)V VIRTUE OK AN BXECUTION
1 deorae and order of aale laaued out ol
tba Circuit Court of the Htate of Oregon,
or naemngton vouniy, io lavor oi r,
8choen and againal Ifanre lioerefe and
T. H Millar for toe aum of til). eot, and
for tbe further aum of0u0. I .S. gold coin
ilh Interaat thereon at the rale ol H per
cent per annum irom the ltith day or May,
ll, and for t7i attorneya teea, and lor
tbe eoata and expenaea of aaie and of aaid
Ml.
Now. therefore, br vlrtua and In Durau-
anoe of aaid Judgment, decree and order of
aaie, i win, on Monday, tne ziat day ol
Heplember, 1KUU, at tbe eouiti door ol
the Court Mouea, in Millaboro, Hub.
ington County, Oregon, at the hour ol
II o'clock a. ra. of aaid day. aell at
publio auction, io tbe higheat bidder for
caan tne louowing deacrlbed real property,
lo-wit:
hot No. 8 in block Na 15 In the town ol
lornellun, Waahinulon (!jlintv, Oregon,
aa ahown by tbe recorded olat thereot.
to aatUly the hareinbelore named auma.
ana lor me eoata and rxpjiiaea or aaid
ale.
Hand orouerty will be anld aubioot lo re-
ueniption, aa ei atatute ol Oregon.
witnri my band line wth day of Aug
oil, ltl W. 11. hKADKOKD.
nheriff of Waahingtoa County. Oreaon.
m, in at uowman.
Attya for I'laiotur. u-V)
MHKRIFFX HALF.. OX
HnK('LOM KFM
BV VIRTDB OK AN-KXKCL'TIOX,
decree and order of aale. laaued out
of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon ,
lor waaningion county. In favor or A. W.
Lambert and againat David K Ualaiead
and Henry B. Travia. admlmatrator ol the
eeute of Eva Haielead, deceaaed, for tbe
aum of fM.K. coata, and for the further
aum of I-J17.2S. I . B. gold eoia. with Inter-
eat thereon at the rate of a per cent per
annum from the lfd day of July, tWM, and
for I3U attorney! leva, and for the eoata
ond e I rentei of aale and of aaid writ.
now, therefore, by virloe and in pnmu-
anoe of aaid judgm.nl, decree and order of
.ale, I will, on Monday, the 2lt day of
neptemtter, lewi, at the aoulh door of the
Court Houae, la Hillaburo, Waahlnglon
County, Oregon, at the hoar of In o'clock
a. in., of aaid day. aell at nubile auction to
tne highest bidder lor e iatt the lollowing
deacrlbed real nronerty. to.wit:
N Uot H W Wof the N E Wofaeetioo 25
T I HKIW of the Will, Mer., containing !W
acrea, mora or leaa, all aituate in Waahlng
lon County, Oregon, to aaliafy Ibe here
inbefore named auma. and lor the coata
and expenaea of aaid aale.
aaid property will be Bold aubjact to re
demption, aa per atatute ol Oregon.
lineaa my hand thla lSftb day or Aug-
Dst, iswrt, W. D. HKADroKD,
rJheria of aahingtoa County. Oregon.
A. T. Lewie,
Atty for rialntlB. 12-1U
NHKniFFtt HALF. OX
rORKCLOSrRK.
BY VIRTfE OK AS EXICCl'TION,
decree and order of aale. duly laaued out
ol the Circuit Uourt ol the rttate of Oregon,
for Waahingtoa County, In favor or feter
Wikander and agalnat Tbomae Hanten
and C A. ruhr for the aum of tti.hu,
eoata, and for tbe further aum of ll'Kj.Ou.
in II. H. gold eoin. wun latereat thereon at
the rale of U per cent per ennum from tbe
2ath day of July, laj, and for the coat,
and eipenaee of aale and of aaid writ.
Now. therefore, by virtue and In porta
anae of aaid Judtmtnt, decree and order of
aale, I will, on Monday, the Kl.t day of Hap
tamber, l-ajrl, at the aoulh door of the Court
Houae, in Hillaboro, Waanington County.
Oregon, at tbe hour of la o'clock a. m., of
Mid day, aell at pnhiia auotion to tne blgh
eal bidder foe cub, tbe following deacrlbed
real property, lo-wit:
1 he N E H of Ibe N E i ae:tlon ) T 8
R i W of th Wit ametle Meridian, all alt
aaie la Waahingtoa County, Oregon, to
tailaly Uae aeretabefore named auma, and
foe Ibe aoall and expeaaea of aaid aale.
8at4 property will be aold avbject to re
demption aa per aiatate of tjregoa.
W Meea aay band ihle 2tb day f Aug
ail. IKHL W. U bKADrOKD.
8benff of Waabmgton County, Oregon.
Tboe. H. tongue,
Atty for Plaintiff. U-I
Dr. Price's Cran BakJag Powder
Wertai'l fir IHgwaet Meagt mi (Masai
C. . BIBIt, Pre.
X-ev
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B HAVE YOU USED 3
1 BUTTER PARCHMENT?
kcl li) ctcaiilElica Is tll.tt.u I tu'tT.
The product of the private dait; wculd
reach its market iu much bcttet coiidi
. tiou if wrapped in Butter Parchment
than it does when wrapped in cloth.
Parchment is not only better than cloth.
but cheaper.
. Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard, from
which 27 sheets can be cut 37 Parch
ment wrappers cost 3, cent.
500 Sheets, 8x11,
500 Sheets. 3x13,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
..MONMOUTH. OREGON..
Keware of Olntineiita for Catarrah
. rn.i.in y.i..ii,,. 1
Aa mercury will aurely deatroy the aenae
ol iiuell and completely derange the whole I
yaiein when entering it tliroiign tlie 1
lunrout aurtitcet. niich artirles ahould ,
never oe lineti except on tireecripiittn. .
from reputable pliymciann, aa the dam- .
gea they will do ia ten told lo the iron. I ,
you can poa.ilily derive from them. Hull's ;
Catarrh Cure, luaiiulactiired by r'. J. 1
heney X Co., Toledo, Ohio, contalna nn
mercury, and la taken Internally, acllug
nee or the ayatem. In buying Hall a
'atarrh I ure be aure you gel 1 lie genuine,
I ia luken internully, and made in Toledo
Ohio, by K. J. I heiiuey ,V I'o. Tcaiiinon
aia tree.
Sold by drugitixtt, price i.",c per tioltle,
Hal 'a Kamily I'llla are the in-at.
Nolle- of Final Net (lament.
OTICE IS HEltEHY OIVKS, THAT
I, Ibe undersigned, executrix of the 1
eatate ot Joseph Lubbe, deceased, have I
led my final account at executrix of laid
estate and that the County Cnurj of Wash-
ngton County. Oregon, has hxed .Momtav,
the 17th day of August. 1I, at tlie hour
of 10 o'clock a. m, aa the lime, and the
'ourt House, at Hillsboro, Oregon, as the
place for bearing ohlediona to said html
account and Ibe aettlement nf aaid estate.
M A It Y I. A HUE.
Executrix of the estate of Joacph I.hII.
deceased. B li.
Dated July 10 lH'.nl.
Dr. CHAS. E. CEICER.
.WILL BE IS FOREST OUOVK
Iter August 3d to practice his profe-.lnn,
nd will tie louna at the resilience 01 ur.
Wm. Oeiger. Huecial attention paid to
Med ich I and Hurgical lMaeaas of Woman
nd Children and all Chronic lia?ase.
HIIF.KIFF'N NALFM
BY VIRTUE OK AN EXECUTION,
decree and order i f sale, lasued out
ot tl e Circuit Court ol the Htate of Oregon,
for Washington County, in favor nf (ienree
N. Driver and aeainst Charges and Lormda
Harria lor the sum "f t'M.'M). cosla and lor
e further aum ot U:X9:i I, . H. onld coin.
itb interest thereon at the rnle ot In per
rent per annul,, from IhJ 21st dayol July,
IMei. and lor the cuia and expenses ol
sale and nt tald writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in purm-
nce ol said judgment, decree and order ot
sale, I will, on Monday, the Ml-t day ot
ugusl, 1V. at thesonth duorol the Curl
Hous . in Hilislioro. Washington County.
Oregon, nt the hour of loo Block A. M., ol
said day, aell at pumic action to toe nnrh-
t bidder for caah, the following-described
real tiroperty, to- it: Lot No. 3 of section
1 KI v 01 tne n iiiamette mernnan
the district linds sutiiect to sa'e at 1 ire
gon City, Oregon, all situate in Washing- I
ton County, Oregon, to satisfy the herein- j
before named sums, and for the costs and
xpentea of said aale.
said properly will 1st told sunject to re-
emption aa er amtute ol Oregon, j
Wiloesa my ban tins 2in iisy nt July,
ajai. . I'. HKAIr"IUJ.
aherln ol Waahlnglon I ounty, Oregon.
Oec. K. Hsgley,
Attorney for I'lalnlllf. I'M I.
The ew Hook Spobn t ree te All.
I read in thn Christian Stamlard
that Mi A. M. Frlta, .Station A.,
Mt. Ixul:, Mo., would iflve an fle
(rarit plantfd hook HKmn to anyone
soilinf her ten Si-cent Htam. I
aent for one ami found It no u-s ful
that I ahoweil it to tny frionN, and
marie 113 in two hours, taking ordi-r.
for the apoon. It cannot flip into
the diah or rooking vpaael, Mx
held In the place hy a hook 011 the
hack. The apoon in aometliint; that
hoiwekeepers have nsJ-d ever ulnce
spwons were first Inventended. Any
one can tet a sample r.pgn by aend
ing ten it-cent atanipa to Misa Frit..
Thia it a splendid way to make mon
ey around home. Very truly,
Jt:)'NKTTK H.
Harklea'a Aralca Salve.
The het aalve in the world for
cuN, trui-e, wireH, uls-ri, aalt
rheum, fever ,ri, tetter, ehappeil
handi, chilblains, inrns) and all skin
eruptions, and Mitively iun pilea,
or no y reuirts. it ia guaranteed i
to jrive perfs-t aatWfaetlon or money
refunded. Price v e-nti ter U.t.
For jue y lilllaboro Fharmy.
55 cts
60 cts
The standard rie for 2-pouuJ rolls is
8xn inches; 2 pound blocks are
wrapped iu the 8x13 size.
One reason why paper has not been
generally used heretofore, fanners
cnuld not get it at the general store.
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to anv size wanted.
A training aohool for leachere. Hunior
year wholly profeealonal. Twenty week a
ol I'.ychology aud Uaueral and Hpei-ial
Melhoda; Iwenly weeka of leaching in
Training Department.
Training aohool of nine eradee with 2mj
c hildren. Regular Norrn il L'ourae of t rra
veara. The Normal Dlidoma la recogn x d
l.y law aa a 8. ate I. lie (Jertitlcata to tearh.
I. ighl expenaea. Hoard at Normal Dining
Hall, $1 50 per week, r'urniahed rooiut,
with light and tire, 74c to el. no per week,
llnaril and lodging In private fami Ilea S'J. .V
in 'i.M per week. Tuition: Mub-Normul,
$- per terra of 10 weeka. Normal, fit f
per term of 10 weeka. Oradea from repu
Inhle echoola aeoei te I. Catalogue cheer
lullv aent on applli ailou.
A.ldreaa.... V. L C A M fit Kl.l.,
or W. A, Wann, t'rvaidrnl.
Hec. of f aculty.
HILLSBORO HOUSE
J. NORTH ROP,
e Proprletar
WaabiugtoD Htreeta
1 Corner HeooUii . and.
N WLV rl'UNIaHkD
HKNOVATKD
VKIRST CLASS TAIII.E, AND A I.I.
ai-coiuodaliona for the convenience
gueata.
(O'Charares Reasonable
HILLSIIORO-PUKTLAM)
EXPRESS !
WILIJAM TtPPEK, Prau
Having purrhaaetl Mr. Amleraon
interest in thia line, I hereby announce
that 1 am preared to execute ell rotnmii
aions entruited to me. hegnlar Iripa to
Portland are made oa
Meadava, Wedaeadaja k Friday
Reliinilng on tba daya following. Special
attention given to tbe execution ol email
orderg. Leave orders
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