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H1LLSB0R0 1XDEPEXDEXT. I'M PAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1S3. LOCAL AND GENERAL. Cull on Humphrey for limns on pxxl rucrty, alao farm to nut and to Hell. J. I. Knight prcpHiwl to make Mm ol from $'0 to 91,000. Bt-e him and git liht terms. Found, riPur Newton, a pair of pold lxiwrd srxt'taelPB. They await tlio owner at this office. Mswn fruit Jaw, J kjiIIcuu at Sovls., quarts at GOcts., and pint at 60cts. at Jtryan-Laldlaw Co., rash store. Twenty imjuihIi of best granulated auirtir for one dollar at llrynn IjuIiI l.iw Co. Cash Store. Bee our 91.00 hliow. iet a HrrttelHHH fire liiHurance policy burkftl by a flrst-cln!s Company by fulling on J. I. Knight, for the same price or than you will pay for one of a wild cat company. lteinember your lulu experience with the de cea.'Wtl State of Salem. V!n!(?r Is upnn-ua. List Sttuiny and Saturday night two and a half inches of water fell, and since Nov. 1st almost, if not quite, hIx Indies of rain has been precipitated. . The ' iitrmera are now able to plow anil every clear day it welcomed. The ladies of the Evangelical church will receive their friends at a blue ribbon social to be given at the old Christian church this (Friday) evening. An admission fee of II) cents will be charged at the door, which curries with it refreshments. The cheap rates ot $12 cabin and $i steerage, including meals and ttertli, are still In effect on the O. It. & N. Co's steamers, from Portland to San Francisco. Steamers leave Port land every rive days. For further particulars see J. 1. Knight, Hills lioro. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets move the bowels gently, relieve the cough, cure the feverish condition and headache, making It the best and quickest remedy for coughs, colds and la grippe. Cures In one day. "No cure no pay." Price 25 cts. For salp by the Delta Drug Store. Why suffer with coughs, colds and la grippe when Laxative Itromo t Jui niue will cure you in one day. Dues not produce the ringing in the head like sulphate of quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for taking. Guar anteed to cum or money refunded. Price 25 cts. For sale by the Delta. Death made a fearful demand at Heedvllle last Friday night. Little John O'Mera, aged 13 years, and Oscar, aged 5 years, son ol David llegg, followed the dread messenger across the river. The ailment of the former was a disordered liver while Oscar was attacked by typhoid fever. The 8. P. Company has not taken off the Hying train between Portland Hill Han Francisco, nor have the standard rates been established. In cluding berths, the tickets for Pull man standard sleepeia are $1'.) and for Pullman tourist sleepers $10. A train starts every Ave days, leaving Portland at 10 p. in. The next trains leave Portland Friday, November J3th. - The Social of Nations, to be given by the Y. I. 8. C. E. of the Congre gational church, mention of which was made some time since, will be presented at Orange Hall Friday eve ning, November 27th. Admission 10 cents; refreshments extra. Eighty Invitations have been ixsued Inviting the young folks to appear in the na tional costume of the people of differ ent nations. The assembly Is bound to be a gay one. The ancients and the modern will associate. The Ureek, the Oaul, the Armenian, the Turk, the Spaniard and the Scot all will be there. Mr. Ansell Savage, who hail been sick for many months, struck with tiiat Incurable malady, pulmonary tuberculosis, died last Monday aged 40 years, 11 months and 14 days. As a boy he came to Oregon and Wash ington county w 1th his father, Eras tus Savage, in ISM. Ansell was a sawmill man, and in that occupation had accumulated some property, but during an enforced Idleness caused by his long Mess his accumulations gradually wasted away, no that at Un tune of his death his estate Is encum lsred. A wife and six children are left to struggle without the help of husband and father. The remains were buried In laurel cemetery. Dalies, Wasco county, papers kindly notice. . Uncle Thos. Otchln, of Uuiox, not ing the larceny of the Bryan corpse from Mr. Mays, of Glencoe, writes that he strongly suspects Dr. Sand ford (a Bryan man) of getting the corpse for a post-mortem examination that he might determine what ail ment untitled Mm (Bryan) for elec tion. Mr. Otchin further thinks that the doctor afterward secretly buried said corpse himself with great mourn ing and lamentation. Mr. Otchin is wrong In supposing that Dr. Sand ford was a Bryan supporter. lie Is a democrat, 'tis true, but a national democrat and In favor of sound mon ey and there Is conclusive evidence tiiat he voted for McKinley. Bnjay be true that the d.K'ter hurried what was left after the mutilation of the past uiortem, but the teara shed were dry ones. Three years at the beginning of one's life counts for little, but tovua the close one likes to have credit Tor each hour. Last week, when It was stated that Rev. J. 8. Griffin, aged 8ii, marched at the head of the Mc Kinley torchlight pnicession, Just three years wa clipped off. Oriffln's next birthday Is the .Id Inst., when he will be 89 years old. He again asked for place at the head of the column last Tuesday eve ning, ratiticatlon night. In coiim linn with this it Is of interest to stole that father Oriffln has not been In a imlitlcal parade since the 'iW'a, when he marched with J. O. Birney n an thio town. The fact Is recalled that Birney was not popular In those days. On one occasion when the procession marched down the stmt, ... ...i.u- ..nantha vounir iar- tisans. The merchants of the Hce net out barrels of eggs for the popu lace to throw at Birney. The street . - ....I thnuirh thOU- wis a wiuv Vltr, -r. Mndfl of eggs were thrown at the aholiti.mist as he rode In front oi his column of followers not a single one struck him. His life that day was charmed. What change since It is the Intention to discuss the relation of the Infidel to the funda mental doctrine of Christianity at the Congregational church, next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The proposi lion laid down and discushtd will be that In rejecting the truths of Chris tianity a man exercises a great dd more credulity than In accepting them. A scriuon prepared specially for young men will bo preached in the evening at 7:30. All are cordial ly Invited to attend. The price of wheat In lNirtlund yes terday was 82 cents. A choice lot of 10,000 bushels and upwards woulJ probably bring 84 or 85 cents. Choice white oats were quoted at 40 cents, grey at 30 to 'M cents, choice timothy hay at 111, aud clover at $(i.60 to $7.50. Hops go at 95 to 12 cent-; old ho(w 8 to 5 cents. Valley wool sqif e.tJiJCjO Cfilits. Jack Freeman, who Is so great a favorite among the young people in Ilillsbtiro, is lying very low with an an attack of pulmonary tuberculosis. His recovery is not expected. Be cause of his very critical condition the republicans at the rally gave up tir ing cannons or blowing whistles, ex cept at those mills distant a liulf mile or more. Grand Lecturer B.C. Herrin of the A. O. U. V. is in town, and will pre sent the advantages of fraternal life Insurance to the public to-night at Oild Fellows hall. Music by local talent Kdort wWr-""""! will Iwa f u ture, Mr. Herrin is an effective speaker as well as entertaining. The hall w ill lie open to visitors at 7:30 p. m. A game of football was kicked last Saturday between- the hoys of South and North Hillslioro. The team from the north side won by a score of 12 to 0. Negotiations for another game are pending, but there are some de tails yet to be adjusted before the time can he announced. Moore the fashionable boot maker is making a farm Ixiotout of the best American kip in the market which he Is able to sell fur $5.50. It is a splendid boot, just the tiling for thupc who have mucii out side work to do in the winter time. The locks at the Cascades of the Columbia were formally oened to commerce last week. The canal and locks had been under construction nearly 20 years . We invite your attention to a fine line of capes and Jackets latest styles, and at sorprisingly low prices. Uryau-Litldlaw Co., Cash htore. TEAliftKV CXtull EE 11 MS. Owing to the stormy weather, the teachers' meeting last Saturday, wan not as largely attended by visiting teachers as was expected. The fol lowing program was given : Opening remarks, J. II. Stanley; paiier, Uniformity of Text-Books in the Public Schools was given by Jos. Uleason, in which he set forth the need of a more definite list of books and maps. A selection of books to the number of one hundred wits read by Miss Rose Wilcox. These books are written by authors of world-wide fame, and are adapted to the needs of childhood and youth. As Miss (J race Cronkite was absent her excellent paper, Deportment of the Teacher In the Nchool lloom, was read by Miss Boscow. Mrs. W. M. Pittcnger gave a gooo selection concerning sympathy for the little children. These teachers' meetings are to be known as Benefits. J. H. Stanley, pres., Harry Oilman, vice pres., Mi.-s Hose Wilcox, sec. For the first Saturday of next mouth the following teachers are appointed. Messrs. Frank Stewart, Perry Oirum, Misses iioseow, Hum phreys and Mrs. Dora J. Elliott. The meeting closed wiin a song ny Misses Boscow, Wilcox, Humphreys aud Bristow. THIS FKOX WALES ll'EEK. Me l-'lltor T notice in vour issuo of Nov. (Uh you gave great credit to "II. A. V." and to 'Straight Popu list" as assisting to swell the McKiu- ley vote in our precinct. Tl,n (ruth ,t tha mutter is that ."Straight Populist" or "II. A. V." cut no figure in our precinct, inm- was only one popuusi voieu ior Mc Kinley and Hobart, the rest of them voted for Bryan and the silver craze. We received help (and are thankful for It) from a few loyal democrats. f I,., urnrlr that WHS done in OUT preciuet was done by republicans. Every republican worked and worked all the time. Wo have no laggards here. Yes, I will modify the forego ing a little for I believe that speeches made by Dunbar and speakers of his ilk, anil llie language iney u"i, ma irusted some of their own srsuasion. B ... . - I .1 . . 1. .1... I....WW, WeCIUim onnn inn , nrecinct in this county for McKinley and Uobart. We have failed to ever gel a coun ty officer from here, but that does .ii.nriairA us. We are iroinir to have a big ratification for McKinley and Hobart on Saturday, the llth. There will be super, also, for all sound money advocate. We waut Hillsboro to send us a delegation to help ratify, and If powder and strong lungs win maae me joyim wiimn MoirtnW ami timtrvtlun heard, then we are satisfied. 8. S. Batkmax. Nov. 7, 1S9. MARRIED. Jlarrlea, .....--; Inaton. Mi Netli. Jack .ml Mr. J""'" W Chow. of Oregon City. fcllr fbeily otUciallng. The ceremony was wunesseii ny Mr. and Mrs. lilt; llll"r.... - -- - Cahow, Misses Blanche and Mattie ClhOW, Miss cvtmiers Misses Hettie and Ida Jack, Miss Cansie Rowel I of Hcholls, Mr. an.l Mrs. Lystrop 01 iteeuvuie, i mu :.l5 ii r M..I...1U Hlvin Jack. Jr.. Hillsboro: Benjamin, Henry, U rtie . i... I....L- a iiir tln ueitdtmr ami joiui . - - dinner the groom with his bride went to i'ortianu m - r Ihey will go to their new home at Oregon City Did lea Etf. Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles. If not, get. bot ' i iir This medi- tie now aim k- - . cine has U-en found to In? iculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all ? . i..in .T..riijiLr a won- . . inttunniK in irivinir lllTIUl I - " ' i f. iho orwans. If sirengin aim r. .. you have U of Appetite, Const.pa- ' .. L"... tin it Xntll S. r t on lliWiacnr, .......- .- are Nervous, Sh-ep1'. Excitable, "Klam-holy Vo troublinl with Dly Spells, Electric Bitters is the me, c ue you need. Health and Strength re gsuranteed by W" ,fty celt's amflUHt at Hill.Uro Pharm- wy. . 10KEST I.UOVE. Credit will have to be given to Ihe "Oregonian" for its wrk in the cam paign just cl-os-d. However ilogiuatic it m .y have bi-en m advocating the maiut-nance of the gold standard, it was a treim nJon power in keeping the ot'ite from t'oin; over topoper dotu. It has bs :i remarked that capital rather sought iavestiiient iu Wa-h-Ington than in Oregon. Slm-o Wash ington has gone over to iKpuILrii capital will keep well to the south of tlm Columbia rivi-r. Tlio victory of the pops In our 'inter Mate will work to our ad vatitag". fiuics crcti: was out of its chsnnel .ov. ih, as the riult of heavy rains. Thert' is no particular complaint now of ijrouud being too dry to plow. The public at this place are waiting with baled breath to hear of Pennoy er's letter resigning the mayoraty of the city of Portland. We are of opin ion that our poHK-idt autocrat will let the people do the resigning part of the program. Oregon without Pennoyi r would be like a wedding without the bridegroom. Mr. And-rson, who lives on the hills west of town is making large shipments of raisin grapes to Port land. Mm gr rrcrp- h.. been a largo one, uiid most of it has Itecu marketed in l'orll uid. About fifty voters outside of the precinct cast their vies.. 1 he North Foreat tin.ve precinct. The motto "For Honest Money" was eon-picuous lor its absence tie ueath the big rooster ill the last Issue of the "Hatchet." Vet around this idea the hot test fight was waged dur ing the recent campaign. The pops will have to add an ap pendix to their silver argument to account lor the still further decline of silver, while wheat is (-till going up, up, up. The trustees of (he Methodist church will build a sin d for shelter ing teams. This will tie a great con venience for those, who come from a distance. Dr. F. ('rung's residence was illu minated the windows draped with the national colors, and the pictures of the president anil vice president elect graced the front window on rat ilic ition night. Hon. II. Buxton's residence was also illuminated. A large motto was also displayed telling Billie Bryan not to go to , hut to the block, while .McKinley would take charge of lilt) While I louse. The McKinley ratiticatmn Monday evening was ushered in by anvil lir ing, ringing of bells and souuding of steam whistl-s, while a large torch light procession p.iradjd the streets. Judge Cornelius mill fellow-compatriots from Hillsboro helped illu minate the streets. At the conclu sion of the parade all repaired to Vert's hull, which was packed to Its utmost capacity, to partake of a lit erary treat. Congressman Tongue, who was to have delivered the spwch of the evening, had to attend the banquet tendered Speaker T. B. Reed in Portland. Hon. L. Baker was the first speaker, who delivered a fine address not withstanding his protesta tions tiiat lie never intended to make a speech. Mr. li.iker was followed by Mrs. Reed, of Portland, who ex quisitely rendered the national song, ".Star-spangled Burner." In reply to a hearty encore she sang the famil ar Ming, -'Red, White and Blue." Dr. Wood and lions. W. N. Barrett aud B. P. Cornelius covered the whole ground gone over during the late canvass, and sho.ved ample rea son why the people should rejoice over the election of McKinlev and Hobart. Judge Cornelius said he found no one who claimed a residence in South Hillsboro, while Hon. W. N. Barrett claimed to represent thu two McKin ley majority in llill.ilioro. Judging by the jolly look of Mr. B.trrett he would be glad to represent a thou sand majority. It is somewhat of a coincidence that tlie republican majority in For est drove was almut one-fourth that thrown by the county, and the ma jority in the county about one-fourth that of the state. toiur iioim: ews. law corier. Frank Burgholt.er was admitted to citizenship. J. M. Russell Co. v. L. D. A J. D. CsirU'tt. Action for money. Judg ment for plaintiff by default. Thos. D. Humphreys v. J. H. Nel son. Action for money. Sheriffs sale for real estate confirmed. l'lla lit ATK COl'llT. Estate Mary R. Walker, insane. L. C. Walker nominated guardian of the Istsoii and estate of Mary R. Walker. Citation will issue returnable to the iimrt Monday, Nov. 1, directed to mid Mary R., requiring her to ap pear and show cause, if any there be, why said L. C. Walker shall not la appointed. Estate Alois Har.hveiger.decelsed. Report of s.iie of personal property tiled, showing same to have liecti sold for appraised value. J Jsji ;,;). Estate dodlovc Litke, th-ceased. Report made showing that promis sory notes amounting to $:!S.li(J had lioeu fold. Action of administrator approved, who is ordered to make the propir assignments. Estate John-oii Whit more, de-cea-od. Stipulation of hi its and de visiss as to the divNiun of the real estate tiled. Estate Win. Waters, deceased. In ventory shows real property valued at .,--;5, personal property, $2,O.JJ.8.j total, $H,-'75. Estate B. II. Catching, deceased. Ordered that tho real estate deseriled in the petiti-m be sold for one-half cash in hand and balance on one year's time, note to hear 6 per cent interest. Estate Martin Manning, deceased. Semi-annual report tiled showing cash on hand $l,ltW.4;. Estate James llimsey, deceased. Semi-annual report tiled showing cash received $-VJs.77, disbursed, $21; balance on hand, $507.77. n M M I ss 1 1 ) n i. ks n KT. Application of John lvthlcss for damage sustained by reason of the location of r ad No. :! granted. Wm. Lowe. Judgment of Clacka mas county circuit court for damages ordered paid. Obstruction of road at Frank's Switch. Commissioner R 'asouer re ported road open for travel. J. M. Con, v was admitted to the jnxr farm u .ji...o f the court. James R.smusen and Howard Hugh-on appointed deputy sheriffs to serve without eomjiensation. H. W. s-ott appointed deputy sur veyor, b rve without compensation. Monthly rt'irt of J. A. Imbrie and E. L. McCormick examined and approved. Tlgardville Oil on county road ex amlned and accepted. Schulmerlch bridge and fill exam ined and accepted. Bronsen bridge and fill. B. P. Cornelius appointed commissioner to lnsect and accept If lie nnd the con tract has been complied with. Ordered, that the judges and clerks of election be allowed compensation of $ for one day each, and that mar shals be allowed compensation of $2 for one day each, and Biiieage ror re turning ballot boxes. iuit claim deed to Anton Pfanner executed for property sold at delin quent tax sale of 1 '.-. Darling Smith bridge and till ex amined and accepted. CLAIMS ALLOWED. Bridges and roads Young Co $-5 00 J R Mays A Sou 3 00 N C Lilly 1 00 N McMillan 15 75 R Vincent 12 07 James Young 10 00 L E Wilks 00 C M Kilo 67 90 A Mahan 4 00 John Beth leas 288 60 W Lowe J D Hite........... P J Kaufman.... M M Mead W A Uoodin , D B P.onsocer .. T u Todd 112 70 45 00 66 00 65 00 340 00 4 0!) 4 00 101:1 M Paupers and Prisoners IK-Ita Drugstore 1 65 NC Lilly 5 00 F A Bailey 3 25 Bryan-Laidlaw Uo... 20 65 Rosa Frost 6 00 Mrs. Reuter 6 00 Andrew Olsen 6 00 John Northrop 10 00 38 41 Indigent Bancoek Post No 30 9 60 Stationery E L McOirmick 3 10 J A I m brie 5 50 dlass PrudhouieCo 3100 Hillslioro Pub. Co 6 00 W D Bradford 1 00 Hatchet 2 00 Argus 5 00 52 60 Electlous disss & PrudhomeCo 3 40 Irwin, Hudson Co... 9 95 WS Hudson 3 00 D Pursen 2 60 J N Fisher 1 25 Hatchet 29 98 50 08 Bounty J W McOirmick 1 50 Fuel, Light and Janitor N A Barrett 23 00 Hillsboro Light and Water Co 13 41 3(141 Recorder of Conveyances EL McCormick 175 00 County Treasure A B Cady 50 00 County Clerk JAImbrie 250 00 Sheriff W I) Bradford 317 00 School Superintendent and Ass'ls Austin Craig 60 28 A-sssessing and collecting deo II Wilcox 8100 State Cases Geo R Bagley 4 00 County Court D B Reasoner 13 00 TO Todd 10 80 23 80 Insane and Inquests D W Ward 10 00 T J Harris 1 20 J A Thornburg 1 20 L F Carstens 1 20 Clayborn Williams... 120 Win Ingles 1 20 A D Stephens 1 20 C A Peterson 2 40 R N Variey 2 00 A Bledsoe 2 60 A J Noyer 2 40 A Simpson 2 50 F Peterzilka 3 00 deo L Smith 17 00 Fred R'ce 1 60 W M Stephens 2 00 A .1 Noyers 3 20 F Nachbaner 1 00 C A Peterson 6 50 C L Large 8 20 T J Harris 1 60 Ed Ward 1 60 JFScoggin 120 din Alexander 1 20 W C Tuper 1 40 Henry Burchcll 1 10 D W Ward 10 (Ml F W Mangum 2 10 FP Knighton 160 A B Todd 190 Nancy Knighton 1 50 Mrs Wm Knighton.. 2 90 C L Large 5 50 104 60 Tolal $2,310 90 JIRY LIST. The juryman drawn for the No vemlierterm of the circuit court for Washington county are: .Wine-. Kttidmet. Occupation. I'nnv, J W lir Liquor Iralr Owcim, II K KovoriUin Farmrr I'arilui, Waiter Dnirjr " H-iilrr. Julm R-Bniton ... Fnitf, John A- N Hibiboro " Ki nk, A E Urarrrton " llanninp, Alls-rl C rnaliua ' riif. Uco l)illy " Hivnam, Wm Coulunibla.... ... " IU. 1) H Mountain " Sell, Krank Dairy " H'.icktiiRlnm, (leo Dillejr Farmer Vincent. M Uli:H CrKk . " Krlilar, El ward Dairy " K jnil-r, C I lUavorilain " I'uioliine. t It-fiates Crwli " i-nier, Jotin Hravardam Kiigley. Sr, Win Columbia " .s.mpsiin. F M 8 Tualatin Farmer l'roer. V altrr W butt " Kinlirr. 1 X HaT"rton ... . Real Eitate Vniifhn, A 8 W Cedar Creek Farmer Thorn, John Dairy " Andersen, Adnlph S ForeatUrof " liahn, M Columbia " Cramlell, Mai 9 Htlliboro " Marion, Geo II E Bulte " Ciark, P 9 Tualatin " If all, BeniamiD V,ato " Innlls, W m ! 9 ForetlQrnve eu;ator C.siper. John Kearerloa . Farmer There is Sothlar tioed. There Is nothing just as good as Dr. King's New Discovery for con sumption, roughs and colds, so de mand it and do not permit the dealer to sell you some substitute. He will not claim there 1 anything better, but In order to make more proBt be may claim something else to be Just as good. You want Dr. King's New Discovery because you know It to be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to do good or money refunded. For coughs, colds, consumption and for all affections of throat, chest and lungs, there is nothing so good as Is Dr. King's New Discovery. Trial bottle free at the Hillsboro Pharmacy. The U. S. Gov't Report thaw Poyml Balas f ttpmior M Ml t Awarded Highest Honor a World's Fair. Jfali Medal. Midwinter Fair. DIX r . - MUM ram Most Perfect Made. to Yrart the Sta''"' A ITER TUE ELECTION. Tho republicans gathered In their might aud iu their joy last Tuesday evening. The torches were again lighti-d and the transparencies were lilted on high. Bethany band led the line. The xecond section was nre- eeded by the Hillsboro band, w hile me miru section, composed or ladles, waa guided i,y Foroei drove band. the same route was taken as that marched over on the evening before election. The principal business houses were brilliantly illuminated notably Bryan-Laidla"wCo..H. Weh- rung A Sons, Hillsboro Bazaar, John urown, Tualatin iiotel, LJ. Lyon's, V. V, Wily's, Delta Drug Store, W. E. Brock's, C. Koch's, Pharmacy and Mrs. Vroomon's. The residences that were made prominent were Dr. Wood's, it II. Ureer's. R. B. Good- In's, Congressman Tongue's, J. W. Morgan's, J. 1. Knight's and Senator Patterson's. The otllcea illuminated were Barrett & Adams, T. H. Tongue's and Smith & Bowman. A red tire was kindled on Bryan-Laid-law's corner, and auother in front of W. V. Wiley's. After the procession the crowd weut to the court house for speeches. There the good ship "Salt River" was mooreu with sails spread, ready to start up that classic river. The bowsprit was a barley fork, with Billy Bryan impaled on one tine and one-eyed Tillman on another. Pen- noyer was berore the mast and Jones held the tiller. Une sail was patched with the "Otherside" and another with the "Argus." Judge Cornelius was the first seaker, and his words were so ear nest that the lights refused to shine, but they did not hinder the speaker calling attention to the populist ma jority in South Hillsboro, where T. D. Humphreys, T. II. Tongue and Oault live. The Independent wishes to remark that those gentle men have no intention of removing from the precinct, for there Is no place in the county needing their votes more, besides, as Mr. Tongue explained later, all the work of the parties named was required In North Hillsboro, where Judge Cornelius himself lives. Representative-elect Marsh fol lowed in words that elicited great ap iilause. After him came Hon. W N. Barrett. II. S. Hudson was sick and could not attend, but sent a let ter which was read by Chairman Wood. II. V. dates was the next speaker, with Congressman Tongue last. The meeting was a fitting close for the most active campaign that has ever been waged in the county. Head Letter List. ' The following is a list of letters re maining uncalled for in the postotllce at Hillsboro, November 7, li)6: Messrs. J. II. Berger Co.; Mrs. Mary Barr. All letters not called for by Nov 21st will be sent to the Dead Letter OIHee. One cent will be charged for each letter called for. II. Sen (J LM Kith 'if, P. M. The Capital Journal, Hofer's pa paper, Is publishing charges of fraud and coercion said to have been per petrated on election day in Portland. A personal luqlury of friends who participated in the election In Port land and of those who were present hut did not vote elicits the statement that a more orderly election has not been held for years; that no one who had a right to vote was hindered or prevented from doing so; some who were known to be ineligible were not admitted to the polling booth. There is not wanting evidence of an in tended wholesale fraud at the polls by the hobo element, but their methods were discovered so that they were compelled to move on. The Bryan-Union Campaign Committee had carriages out bearing flags and McKinley and Hobart decorations, and the hobo passengers wore Mc Kinley buttons. But the Intended ruse would not work. There was an earnest sentiment abrrsid that day which forced a quiet and an honest election. The supreme court has handed down Its decision in the branch in sane asylum case. The injunctlou allowed by Judge Hewitt of the third district is made perpetual. The con stitution provides that state Institu tions shall be located at the capital, and in' obedience to that provision Eastern Oregon must give up all hope of getting a state building. Why in thunder was not Mark Hanna brought forward three yean ago. Any man that ran raise ine price of wheat 35 cents per bushel for electioneering purposes and so firmly fix the price that it will stay up after the election should not be permitted to loiter about in obscur ity. Jack Herner Paraphrased. Billy boy Bryn Was still a cryin' Down with the country pi-' He turned up his toes And wrinkled his noes And said "what a good boy am I." CASTORIA for Infants and ChildiVA. r.xu.s Maui urn BOOTS AND SHOES .. MEW SHOP. Hatin commenced business in Hill Horn, am Dual prepared la make SKW WORK and to give eepecial aiu-alioo to .. R.BS P A 1R I NO SATISFACTION with all enter entrust ed to me la nuuranied. All aork pronii'tijr dune, and at nioel reasonable priuea. ruot on Second hire I, bet, en Main and W'aeliington, next door to 1'oau'n blackiraitb abop. K0I1EBT WAITER, Hillsboro, Urtfe-u. 2.1 ALDEH STKEET, 7 rOKTLAM), OK. . BlOlt, rea. '4 The only First Class and Strictly Temperance Restau rant in the City. Wanted-An Idea Who eaa think iuiiv u pau-uir Prolaci Tear Id: ther may brta jr wealth. mtl Waahlneton. II. " for talr al.aju Drlaa ollee aud Uat ol two kiuulrad luTeBUuue wanted. lEiES CANXIT BE CTKED Ity local application. ni they cannot reach the diaaaed portion ot the ear. Thre la onl.v one way to cure deaiiiet.e, nnd that i. by constitutional reinedire. Ieat neae ie cauavd by an inflamed condition of the nuieoua liniiiK ot the Kusiacliiaii In lie. When thia lube KeU intlsiued. you have a rumbling aound or iniprrlcct hear ing, and when it is ami rely cloned dcntne ta the result, and unlesa ttie iiiilumiuafion can lie taken out and thie tube restored to ita normal condition, hearing will be de stroyed torever; tuni'iateM out of ten are cr.uaed by catarrh, which ia nothing but an inriamed condition the mucous aur facea. We wilt Rive One Hundred Dollara for any case ol Daalne.i (oauxed bv Catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hjil'e Catarrh Cure, Send foi nirculire, free. F. J. CHKSKY & CO., Toledo, O. 8 ild by IlruRitiais, 7o. Hal 'a Family 1'illa are the beat. Hl'.tl.tlOXH. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE State of Oregon, for Washington County. John Aapinwell, Plaintiff r. Jacob R. Foater, (2) Jacob R. Fos ter at administrator of the ealnte of Harriet K. Harnett, deceased ; J. A. (iarnett, Annie 1.. Fouler Daniel H.Foster, Augusta Mar? tor, I'lnneaa F. Marston, llnttl helie F. Kimball tienrge W. Kimball, Riipnli C. Hcutli, (a minor), and A. R. Fanno, Defumlunts. To J. A. Oarnett, Augusta Marton, PhineiK F. MarKton, Hitttibclle F. Kim b ill and OeorgeW. Kimball, of the above named defeudanta; in the Name of the State of Oregon, yon and each of you are hereby required lo ap pear and answer the complaint lili'd against yon in Ibeauoveen itled suit in the above named Court, by Monday, the i3.l day of November, lHIKi, said day beirg the first day of the term of aaicl Court following tbe expiration of the time preacrib d In the order lor tbe publication ot this summons. And if you la I an to answer, for want thereof, the plalntttr will apply to the Court lor the relief prayed for In said complaint, to- -it: That the plaintiff have a decree agilnM J. A. (iarnett for the sum of in I'. H. gold coin with interest thereon from tbe lirstdayof June, WM, at Ihe rate of ten per rent per annum, for the sum of V), attorney fees, and Ihe costs and diaburse menlsof this su t; that the mortgage ene cuted by J. A. Carnett and Harriet K. liarnett (now teceaed lo the plaintiff in December, Itflil, and recorded on page 31U of Book "W" -f reco ds of Morlgagpi of Washington County, Oregon, and des cribed in the complaint be forciosed and the land theroin describe! and situate in Washington County, State of Oregon, and more particularly de-onbed as lolluws, to-wit: Commencing at a atnke at the center of the intersection ol the Hillsonro A Oregon City road with the Portland t bclioll's Ferry road, running north fcV west with the aaid Hillsboro road ll chains to a .take in aaid road on the section line be tween eectloda 2-1 and 27. Iheno' south on said section line 0 chains lo a slake, thence south 47" east t 30 chains to a stake in the center of the Scboli'a Ferry road at the -outheast corner of the Amu C har el tract, thence north '2ft" east 8 chains along the center of aaid road to place of begin ning, containing 5 32 acres. Also tbe following: Beginning at a stake on the section line between the atoreaald sections 20 and 27. 1" chains and 2ft links south of the southwest corner ol tlic aforesaid Amea Chapel tract ot lend, thence nrrth to aaid aouihaest corner 1.V2A chains, thence eouih SaW east 8 25 chains to a slake at the southeast corner of the aforesaid Amea Chapel tract, thence with the Portland road south iJ" west lll.Ol chains to s atake, thence west 3 chains to the place of beginning, rontain m fX acres; eicepting and reserving from tba aforesaid first described tract the nortb on hundred and aixty-four (1U) feet therefrom of said mortgage be sold to satisfy tbe sums aforeaaid, and for such other and further decree asro.iy L equitable. This summons is i uhllshed against you by virtue of an order therefor made and signed by Hon. Thomse A. MrHride. Judge of ihe above named Court, and made and dated at Astoria, at (Jhuinbers, on the 25tb day of Heptemlier, fM6. BARRETT A AOAM4, 19-25 Attorneys for Plaintiff. AelBelnlntrator'a Xotlre. mHC UNDERDOSED HAS BEEN BY J. the County Court of Wa-hinvion County, Oregon, appointed administrator of Ihe estate of Emma I Beach, deceased. All person having claims against said eatat are requested to present them to me at th law fflc of H. B. Huston with proper Toucher within aiz months from this data. J. U. VI LBUROER, Administrator ot th estate of Emma I. Beach, deceased. V2t Dated at Hillsboro, Or., this Nor. 0, l-M. Nat ice tm Ntoektaaldera. NOTICE 19 HEREBY OtVES TO the stockholders of th Washington County Speed and Dnv ng Association, that th Board of Directors has leiie.l Aseessment No. S on tn capital stock thereof, th sam being twenty f-0 rr cent of th face value. Stockholders are requested to call on th secretary and pay their a.seaiment at once. Geo. K. Baniiv, K. J. LYONS. Secretary. 25-Zl I'reiidant, Hillsboro, Oregon, S-( t. H, P9i. EllfttM' VtMaWfA, OtICB It VIRIIT GlVJt", THAT I th u)drin has fl e.1 in th Connty Coort of Iko at of tlreooti, fr.r Washington County, hi line amnla adminlatrotar w'trl th will snmui of lb eslal of WiiliB ,rfi , de eeaaaal. and that ai 1 junt t'owft ha appointed Monday, i. ti dav of Deiom-t ber, lu6, at ao'iorSlw tho foeoioon otj said day a in nam aw rearing sx ssriionw to such tmal fccoi.t ana I t U-0 aettai- ment thereof. GtORGI l Af.BREaTfT. a4mli-trator with lb wtl annexed of th eelalC at William Green w ext. rt ceased. Jt-2 Q Prico'S Cream Baking Powder WsrtsVs Far t1ifa Mesial assi Dlcdoas. NinnoxN. IN THU CIKCVr COURT OF THE 1 Stat oi Orcjon, lor W aslanston County. The Dun ie Mrtng and Trust InVf.tUicui Company, Limited, PUintiff v. Richard V l ama and Clara J. William., Van H. DeLaahmutl and M-iria C. Del.ahmut' and Oeorge 1 tillen and l'ullen, Defeudanta. To Geor.-e Fallen, defendant: In Itie Name ol Ihe mat of Oregon, you itre hereby required to appear and answer the c-.)iui:!a:iit ti:cd against you in the aluiv etiiitle-l .u.t by ti.e iir.l day uf the lie 1 1 term ol Court alter the expuation ol the publication of this summons. to-il: by M uiduy. November 23, Ini.t, and if you tali to an.air, lor want thereof, the plalntlll will appiy to the Court for the r-lirl detuaiole . in tho complaint, to-wit: That i: tw decreed that there la due and oixii. lo to ,.Mioi'li upuu the promissory note described in the complaint the sum d iV-IA with interest thereon truui June 14. 1: HI, at the rale ot lo percent per an num, all in United States gold coin, and that plalntlt! have and mover its costs and disbursement,; that plaiut tt . luort tva. described m the complaint, and given lo secure .aid note be decreed to be the lir.t lien upon the mortgaged premise, situate in Washington Cx'tity, Stat ol Oregon, and described as follows, to-wil: I'oniinencimr at the sivitheaa! corner ct thdonntion land claim lo Patrick Kelly, and being in sections toilrteen (14) and nlleen (1 i) Township one North Karg.' t-. u- ;r.n'. I the WU-aolciCO ftieliuiall, mid running thence north along the east line of said donation land claim Iweuty (2o) chiiiua, thent-e west twenty (20) chains, and running thence north twenty (20) chains to the no-th line of the Kelly eibM.., tiiencw ueiT-ai'ioig salii" ciaiiii line twenty c') chains, thence south loriy (40) chains along the west line ol said c-auu, llieni e east forty (40) chains to llie pine of b.gin ning, containing 120 acre.; hUn lie north bait of a certain uonalioii land claim situute in sections fourteen (14), lilleen (15), twenty-two (22) and twenty three (23) Township nne(l) north range four (4) west of the Willamette meridian mil known as the donation land claim ol Oeorie 'feeling, tbe same being Notification No. 7SP4 said north hail including lot two (2) ol section lilleen tl") lota three Clt, lour (4) and lite (A) ol aecuon I lurteeu (14) and a strip otl Ihe north side ol the southeast quarter ol southeast quarter of auction lilleen (15) and southwest quarter of aouih- we-t Quarter ol section fourteen (14) all in said township ar.d rane; and tli.it siul mortgage be torec.opcit iiiol eiiul property be sold in the manner provided by law lo sRtisly ttie aioroaaid sums 4tua the plnn- titi, ana that you auu ail person, claiming under you he barred and ioreclosed ol ail right, ciaim or equity of redemption in 111 said premise, nnd every part thereof, and tor such other and farther relief as lo the Court may seem meet and equitable. This publication is made by order of Hon. Loyal II. rUearna, judge of the Circuit Court of Ihe State ol Oregon, for the Fourth Judicitl District, acting In the absence Iroin Washington County ol Hon. T. A. Mcliride, Judge of Ihe Circuit Court nf the Siale of Oregon, for the County ol Waab iiiuton, and said order waa made on Oct ober bth, )!. BRO.VAUliH. McARTIIt'R, FLNTON A RUONAUOH. 20 21 Attorneys fjr Piaintifl. LN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Slate of Oregon, lor Washington County. fl. F. Lamb, Plaintiff v. J. W. Peterson, I'. M. Peterson, Jos. Van llluricom, Clark I.. Parker and Jos, Mann, Defendants. t'o J. W. Peterson and U. M. Peterson, two ol the above iiunied defeudanta: In the Name of the Htiite of Oregun, you and each ol you are hereby required anil commanded to appear in the above en titled Court and answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled suit, on or before .Monday, the 231 day ol November, l!Xi, the same lie ing the first day of the npxl regular term ot the above entitled Court next following the axpira :ion ol the time preroribed in Hi order ol publication ol this summons. You w ill please lake notice Hint if you fail lo so appear and answer said com plaint ulaintiir will nrnlv to the Court for Ihe relict therein prayed for and demand ed to-it : That that certain mortgage made, ex ecuted and delivered by you ami each ot you to the above named piaintitf on thc 221 day of April, lbo, to secure the pay nient ol the sum of fluO U. S. gold coin, with interest thereon at the rale of H pei cent per annum from said 221 day of April, ISO.",, and upon t lie follow ing described rea property, lying, being nnd situate it Washington Coumy, Oregon, to-wil: The south halt of the west half of tin nottheust quarter ot section 211, T 3 N It 4 W Will. Aler., lie relormed, and that the description therein be reformed t con form to the land owned by the said J. W. Peterson on the 2Jd dHy of 4pril, ln'.'o, to-wit: Lying, beint? nnd situate in Wash ington County, Oregon, to-wit: The south half of the west half of the south east quarter of section .'t'f, T 3 N R 4 W Will-Mer., and that said mortgage be ud juiig'd and decreed to be a lien upon said premises last above deicribed. That the plaintiff have judgment auainsi von and each of you for the sum of t4"0 in U. S. gold coin, with interest thereon since April 22, 1 !).", at tbe rate of 10 percent per annum and the sum of $50 attorney lees, nnd that said sum and the whole thereof be adjudged and decree I to be a mortgage lien upon the premises last above described, and lor a decree that said mortgage be foreclosed, and .-ud premises be sold b tbe Sherilf of Wash inglon County, Oregon, in the manner prescn ed by law, and th proceeds ol such sale h applied to th payment of llie demand of the plninlilf above set forth, and for which judgment is prayed for' and lor -u-h other and lurlher relief as may seem meet with equi y and good con science. This summons ia published against you bv order of Hon. Thomas A. Mcliride, Judge of th above-named Court, made at Chambers and dalcd tho 2xth day of Sep tember, lKiai. GEO. R. BAGLEY. 125 Attorney lor Plaintiff. Dr. CHA8. E. CEICER, ..-WILL BE IN FOREST OROVE after August 3d to practice his profession, and will lie found at th resilience of Dr. Wm. Geiger. Sperinl attention pad to M'mIici.1 and Surgical Dlsraa-s nt Women an I Children ami all Chronic Diaares. EAGLE MARBLE WORKS I T. GK HARKINS suaurtcTcasa or MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES and all kind of Marble Work in TALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE. Importer and dealer in A lelcu in. Scotck Bnoiti Msnomtnts. OtTIC (D mill . ftalmoa St. PORTLAND, OR. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HILLSBORO. TttiMcUJ a General Banking Businea. . M. 8HUTF. KENJ. BCHOLFIELD. t V. MERRYMAN .... Psasrnan .. VsrPaiama Caasfin Hell light Eicbang and Telegraphir Transfer, and i semes Lettera of Credit available throughout th United State. Draw Bill of Exchange on London fcvtrpnl. Dublin, Pan. Berlin. FrnnkforV OD-tne-Main, Stockholm, and all pnneipa itie of Europe. Colleotion mad oa all aeoeonbW poiatsj Banking koara frota I a. m. to I . . Adawlailrtfr'a Xatlat. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH AT the undersigned ha been appi'i'f. by th C 'Uiily Court of th Slat ot Or, gon, for Washington Cmnty. ad ml tus ro tor of lb tat of Joseph Council, ua reased, and has duly qualified as suc.'i. All per ns having claims againal aaid es tate are hereby notified to present them to n-, with proper vouchers, at thot).cof a R. Huston, iu Hillbjro, Oregon, wi'.bui six mon lb. troui this da'. JOSEPH COX NELL. AdmlnUtrator ol the Eslal of Jos;ib Connoil, Dices sed. Dated at HuUboio, Ore., Not. 5, l-,-2 tier a tor's Xatire. TOTICE IS HEKEHY GIVEN, THAT I the un-lersigne-i baa been aioir.U'd executor of th laat will and testament of Magdalen Biaaser, la: of Washington County deceased. All peraous having ilaima againsi said eMMt9 ar notit:l to proi-ent the sam for ullowance to lb undersigned at my residence at Garden Home, Washington County, Oregon, within six month from .this date, anj persons knowing themselves Indebted to .aid tat are hereby notified to mak immediate payment to th utidersigned, October 18, ltftftj. GEOROE BLASSER, Executor of the e.late of Magdalen fllas.T, deceased 21-2-' K II K It I VITHJ X L BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out of the Circuit Court of the .-iatoi tireeon. lor Wsshingtun County. in tsvor of W. P. Reinhart and against F. M. Mil.-'oJ, Alien Mel.eo.1 and John Mcl.eo.l lor Ihe sum ol ft 13 costs, and for lb further sum of 1413 V. S. gold coin, with intertsl thereon at li'a rate of lii"ii- r cent per annum, from the 24tb day of Mareti. 1HI, and lor th cost and ex penses ot sale and of said writ. Now, therefore, by virtu and n pursu ant ol said judgment, and for want of siililoient personul prop.rly, 1 did, on th 13. h day oi octoiier, ih'S, uuiy levy on all the interest uf the bihiv named delen danta in the herelnatter descrtbd real property, and I will, on Monday, th tilth lay i f November, 1M), at th soutb door ol lb Court House, in Hillsboro, Wash Imrion Conoty, Oreaon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in., of suid day, fell at public auction lo the highest bidder for cash the oilowina) described real proerty, to-wit: Lots 'i and 4 In blot k 4 aud lot 5 in block 3 in th town ol Oaston, ashington County, Oregon, to satisfy Hi hereinbe fore named sums, ami for the coat and expenses of aaid aala. hald property will he sow stuiject to re leinptioii, as per statu of Oregon. Witness my hand tins loth day nf Oct- olr, IMHi. -- W.D.BRADFORD, Sherilf of Washingtuii County, State of Oregon. 21-24 Thos. H. Tongue, Attorney for Plaintiff. SI MM OX M. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Stat of Orego.i, for Wasblngton County. Mary .Nf, Hughes, Plnintitl ) v. t K. 0. Hughe. Defendant ) To K. 0; Hughes, th ahov named defendant: In lb Nam of th Stat of Oregon, you are herby commanded and reouired to upiear in the above ntitled Court and niswer the comdalnt tiled against you in ih ahov entitled cause, on or belote Monday, the 23d day of November, ls!i, the sam being the first day of the next regular term ot the above entitled Court next following th expiration of the time prescribed in th order tor the publication of tills summon. And you will please take notice that if you fail to so appear and answer said complaint the plaintiff will apply to th Court for the relief therein prayed for and demanded, to-wit: For a dissolution of the marriage and marriage contract now and herelolora ex isting lie i ween lb above named plaintiff and the ahov named defendant, and lor a iooree awarding Ihe care, custody and con trol of the minor children of the plaintilf and defendant to Ihe plaintilf herein, and or a decree of permanent a imony of th uin of f it) per month during the minority of said childien, and lor auch other and inrther decree aa may so m meet with equity and good consc.ence. Tins summons is served agnlnnt you by order of Hon. Tnomna A. Mcliride, Judg ol the abov named Court, made at Chaiu liers and dated tbe 2"ih day of September, 1S!I ,. GEO. It. BAGLEY, 1M-25 ' - Attorney for Plaintiff. AIMI.lTltATOK',H MILK IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF the Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington County, sitting In probata in th matter of Ih estate of Patrick Byrne, lecea-ed. male and entered on tu 12th day of th September, A. D. l!ftj, author izing and directing m to sell th real property belonging to said estate, and hereinafter described, at private sale, I will, on th 2.ith day of November, A. D. lsisj, o"er at privnto sale, th following described real property, binoall of th interest of aaid Patrick Byrne at the tune of his death, or since acquired by his estate in and to that tract of land in Washington County, Oregon, bounded snd part culnrly described as fotlows: Conim -iicing at the N W corner of th E !i ot the S E i of aec 1 T 1 N R 2 W. Will, .tier, and running thence K 9.81 chains to a atake: thence S 47" 31" W on th N line of th County road 1.77 chains to a atak: t ienr S 33" W 2 21 chains to a atake on the N' line of the County road: thence S W 3 07 chains tn a stake on th N aid uf the road; 8 8-2' 1 14 chains to a etakaon the N side of the road: thence S W W I) AO bain to a stake on the W line of the mid K yi of t S K ; of th said section I; thence rs 7.U3 chains, to the place of beginning, oon lainin S acres. On lb lollowing term: line-third of purchase price, rash In hand; nc-third in one year from day of sale, and one-third in two years from day of sale. Defer ed pnymenls to be secured by mortgage on ptcmisea aold. Deed and mortgage to be at exper.se of purchaser. Sale to b f ,r gold coin. W. M. 1 L.iM A 1.1., Administrator ol th estate of Patrick Byrne, deceased. 22 21 October 2D, fwsi. NI'MMOXM. IN THE CfRCUtT COURT OF THE Slat of Oregon, for Washington County, Robert I m brie, plaintiff j John Wieser and Frank Kellerman f Defendants. f John Winer, one of Ibe abov named delendsnts : In th Nam of 'he Stat of Oregon, you ar hereby commanded and required to appear in the above entitled Court a id answer th comnUint bled against you in the abov entitled suit on or before Mon day, ttie 23d tiny of November, A. D. , 11, the sam being th lirstdayof the next regular term of the abov entitled Court next following tba expiration of the tlm prescribed In th order tor publication of tills summons, and you will please tak aottce that il you fail so to appear and ans wer aaid complaint, tor want thereof, th fnaintilf will apply to th Court for Ih relief therein prayed for and demanded, to-wit: that he hsve judgment against you for the sum of I73.VUO in I'. S. gold coin, with Interest thereon since the With dnyot July, 1Wi4. at the rate ol n per cent tier annum. and the sum ol H'lO atlorney fees, and the sum of II 7 taxea psid for yesr 1kl, and Ihe costs and disbursements ol this suit. Tnat th mortgage made, executed and delivered by y u to th abov named piaintitr to secure th payment of th am ahoy aet forth and upon th fol lowing described real property, lying, be ing and situate In Washington County, Oregon, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit : Commencing on the south tin of th donation land claim nf Isaac Butler and wife In section :V T 1 N R 2 W Will. Mer at a noint 34.21 chs. westward from th south east eorner of said donation land claim. and running thenc south 1" 4s fcsat lt. I., chs- to Ebberls line; thence west 7t5 cbs. , thence north I 4s' west J.'i.l chs. lo Duller line, and teence eastward "Mi eha. lo th pi see of begining, containing twen ty (20) acres, b foreclosed and said land be decreed to be aold by th Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon In tbe man ner provided by law and th practice of hi Court, and that th proceeds of snch sal be applied to th payment of th sum dit and owing tn tn pia-.ntift herein as ahov set forth, and that the defendant Is barred and foreclosed of ail claim, interest, right, title, lien or equity of redemnt on, save only th statutory right t redeem In or lo lb said mortgaged premise, or any part thereof, and for such other and furth er deer as may seem meet with equity nd good conscience. This summons Is publ'shed sgstnst yoa by order ot Hon. T. A. MV Bride, Ju lgs of th abov named Court, mad at Chamber and dated the 8th day o October. A. D. "H. GEO. K. BAGLEY, 20-3S. Attorn; lor PlaintiO, then i v nai cnang
