HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT.
FIUDAY, JANUARY 1, 1807.
LOCAL AND GENEIAL.
Call on Iluinnlirrya for loans on
irtxal property, awo furiiM to rent and
to null.
Money to loan In euma to null.
Itooma 1-2 Sbute lildif., llillntx.ro
Oregon.
For a Rood, elean nliave go to K.
It. Miller' totworlal parlors, on Sec
ond, atreet.
Cabinet, a 11.50 dozen, during tiic
flrxt three weelH of January at the
IIJJIjWo ga'.:vry.
We keep a nice line of drew jroodn
and triniuilnirs at bedrock prlin.
Hohuluierlch A Son.
The reason that Hchuliulch i Hon
sell ho many umbrella la that they
wll them cheaper than any other
house lu the county.
Hchulmerich A Hon are agenta for
acricultural Implements of nil kind,
and will wll thorn at lower priceo
than offered here. Call awl get
prices.
Tho Tltfardvllle flour milU are run
ning on full time and ntill are not
able to keep all orders filled. For a
new venture the enterprise U very
Duccesaful, . . ...
Piano for rent A fine upright
piano, new last July, at a low rate, to
the right party. Piano la not for
nale, and will not be rented for less
than six months. Apply to W. II.
Greene, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Tualatin Hotel, Hlllslxiro.
Services on Sunday next at the
Christian church, morning and even
ing, morning subject "Lcxtking
Backward," In theevening "Where
shall I spend Eternity." All are
earnestly requested to attend.
Hon. Chan. Tlgard reports that the
roads In his neighborhood, Hutte
precinct, are better than ever before
at this time in the year. He thinks
the work from year to year will be
fore long make the going good.
The time for the departueof the
mail from Hillsboro on the Laurel
route has been changed to 9:39 in
stead of 10:30 as before. The mail
days are Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sat unlays.
Bids for U. S. mail messenger ser
vice between the post ofHce and the
railroad station will be re
ceived at the post office till Monday
next. Bidder's blanks will be fur-il-hed
on application by Postmaster
Hchulmerich.
The cheap rates of $12 cabin and
$0 steerage, Including meals Bnd
berth, are Btlll In effect on the O. 11.
& N. Co' steamers, from Portland to
Kan Francisco. Steamers leave Port
land every five days. For further
particulars aee J. I. Knight, Hills
boro.
i7K.. Dnitif with MMiirhH. colds and
la grippe when Laxative Bromo Qui
nine will cure you in one day. loes
not produce the ringing In the head
like sulphate of quinine. Put up in
tablet convenient for taking. Guar
anteed to cure or money refunded.
Price 25 ct. For sale by the Delta.
Mr. E. Marsh one of Idaho's prom
lnent farmers and fruitgrowers spent
a few daXs In this couuty this week.
Mr. Marsh lives near Boise City. He
states that Irregatlon projects are re
ceiving much attention In his section
and that the sage brush plains are
proving to be most valuable agricul
tural lands when drenched with
water. "
Next Sunday morning at the Con
gregational church, the services will
I, as follows: 11 a. m.. A iew
Year's sermon, In which there will
lie a backward glance over IS'.Hl and
a forward look to the future; 4 p. in.,
Jr. C. K. 8;8l p. m., the Christian
Endeavor prayer meeting and 7:30 p.
m., the reading continued of the
serial story, "In His Name."
The S. P. Company has not taken
off the flying train between Portland
an.l San FrneU, nor have the
rtandard rates len wtabllshed. In
eluding 1-rtM, the tickets for Pull
man staudard sleepers are M and
for Pullman tourist sleepers 12. A
train starts every five days, leaving
Portland at 10 p. m. The next trains
leave Portland Monday, DecemUr
2Mth.
Special Sale for renewing stack
before holidays-Till Nov. 2th I
will offer a discount of 20 pe' cent &;r
amounts of ono dollar and upwards
on clocks, watches, Jewelery, music
and optlcle good. Also I am pre
pared to make and fit all k n.ls of
rings and sets to order. Work done
promptly. Wood Jaken In trade,
Yours truly. L. V. Kotckmocs.
Jeweler, HHlsbore Oregon.'
A week ago John Brown did not
certainly know whether he was
agent or not, but now he ha dropped
the word "acting" and Is In certain
custody of Wells, Fargo A Co s ex
preM offlce at Hillsboro Instead of L.
L Williams, diseased. 1-or he
present, Mr. Brown will keep the
office at the same place it was before.
The company made a Judicious se
lection when Mr. Brown was chosen.
The business men of Hillsboro are
satlsaed with he new agent.
Mr. W. J. Hobloson was In town
on Wednesday last to cancel two
mortgages which he Jeld. He at
tributes the anorgagtw's ability to pay
diwetly to Ihe election of McKitley.
Had conditions remained as they
were four months ago. he th nks
he would have been compelled to
take the securities, but the money he
now receives la much preferred siuce
lie rati handle it easier than he could
ibe realty. Mr. Itabinson say there
U great improvement In business
einee the election.
Artec a short illness, Ihi, eldest
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. A.
llallcy.died at ber fathers home,
December 25, aged 14 years. Just
. .i.-tw.i.i nt vnunir woman-
m uw iuiwii. ---- -
l.ie.l her death is a posit! liwi to
mtcMy. A 'ork tht cm lo "pr
In church and Sunday school was
cheerfully performed. H;r home
datles were never neglected. She
. .i.j an, I nialntninetl S
was BIWSJ" ,
moilest dignity Uat earned more
than respect. Her assoctates lined
tier. The best medical skill In the
ntate was caiiea out
Inking lck now nothing is seen
that could have wade a difference in
the result. The Father bad called
hor and we oieann must w mvu
ciled.
A WEDDIXU.
!. Wednesilay afternoon, at S
o'slick, at the home of the bride's
parents, the wedding of Miss Lena
Waggeoer to Mr. Oliver B. Uate-,
both of this city, took place.
It was a delightful occasion, quite,
simple and In unimpeachable good
taste. At 8 p. in., to the inspiring
strain of Wagner's "1jhengriu."
played by Miss It. l-auro Jjaus, of
Portland, the bridal procession slow,
ly moved to tho apartment where
the nuptial rites were to be con
summated. The officiating clergy
man, Evan P. Hughes, walked in
took his place, and waited for the
procession : First came Miss Heleu
Gates, the sister of the bridegroom.
and Master Victor Hubert Kindt
nephew of the bride, each bettrinur a
mum piiiow; next followed the
bride, charmingly apparelled in a
traveling c ostuuie of green change
ablo poplU, lilmuied in velvet and
muslin "de sole," and carrying a
bouqut of white carnations, sccom
panled by the maid of honor, Miss
Elva Waggener, who carried the
wedding ring; and then came the
brldsgroom accompaniexl by his best
man, Mr. Millard Schneer, of Port
land. Everything being In rettdi
ness, and expectation sitting on every
visage in the room, the words were
pronounced that declared them "no
more twain, but ono." Congratula
tions and expressions of good will
heartily followed, and an interesting
time iu admiring the beautiful anil
useful presents.
--vV-PCeej4lsii- Juviowt'tl 'i"fi Wtdvlilig
ceremony. Itelatlves and a few
intimate friends comosing thgse
present in all about thirty-live.
The room was appropriately and
tastefully decorated In Oregon grape
and Princess pine. Light refresh
ments were, served, after which,
amid a' shower of rico and many
showers of good wishes for proHper
Hy, happiness any Joy, the young
couple left by the evening train for
the East, to enjoy the unalloyed bliss
of their honey-moon.
They will be at home January IS,
1897. No cards.
f.llREL ITEMS.
"Miss Alice Mulloy has returned
home from Tualatin.
I lest in McSherry has gone to
work near North Yamhill.
The Evangelical church at this
place Is nearing completion.
Born last week, to the wife of
(ieorge llaythorn, a aaugnior.
Mr. Pam Dix, of Kelso, Washing
ton, is the guest or the Messingers.
Mr. Adams and wife of Scappose
ancTMiss Piott of Tualatin are the
guests of Mr. It. Mulloy.
Kesidcnts of Laurel reort the
roads lietween that place and Hills
boro as being worse than usual at
this season.
Ben Gates, who enlisted In the U.
S. navy some months since, broke a
bone in his leg. He Is now at
home.
The Laural young people who at
tendee! the Christmas tree and enter
tainment at Fanuington report a
very enjoyable evening.
Fred Dilberger, who sprained an
ankle in the foot-ball game at Hills
boro on Thanksgiving -day, is out
again, though he limps even yet.
Frank Brown's smiling counten
ance is again visible at Laural. Frank
has been working near Astoria and
will return to his labors next week.
Mima nf fhe "trvs" are havintr fun
shooting ducks at Savage's, aud are
seen to return home witn a minus
quantity of shot and powder, but no
ducks.
Moon. S,im Ilnriver. John Mc-
Feeard and Ira Hinton are down
here from Eastern Oregon on a visit
but will return to the bunch grass
country soon.
Mrs. Hawkins, who, some time
ago, received a triiliug wound, has
lM-n tortured with pains that ac
company blood poisoning. She has,
however, passed the danger line, and
will soon be out.
nr Timl(iui'ii tvnhold fever PH.
iu.nl j am minvulsinsr. though It is
with regret that it has to bo stated
that the nurse who has been in the
sick room for the past sixteen weeks
has herself been attacked.
An nviitnr aiimicr on Christmas
was the occasion of bringing out all
the young people of the neighbor.
hnoh an well HS IHHrlV of tlie ellltTS.
who had memory traces of such
events in misty past. The enter
tainnient was a great success to all
socially and the management finan-
daily.
COURT HOl'HE SEWS.
fJRll'IT COURT.
Stale v H II Tysen Indicted for
. . Th ilofi.nilpnt urns arraign
ed and plead guilty. He was sent
enced to serve a lerm oi iwu ymia i
thepeniienuary.
rriirM. riipirpr v fscar a iihvit iumu-
mnnt for l.lrtilltiff for POSSCSSion of
the premises oescnoeu.
lfc-eeiver of Portland Savings bank
V J W Bailey ordered that sheriff ex
ecute a deed to the plaintiff for realty
doscrllMxt.
Chas E Runyon court rejiorier as
allowed his fees in the case of Mtsto v
X N Mtecves amounting lo fjis.no
B K Haines acct as uanm to gnwi
ury was audited amounting to
f3J.
Est N A Barret, Insolvent. Ordered
that the assignee pay costs, disburs-
ment and auorney iw w mo
Ellen L Jackson vKA Barrett and ,
wife.
State v Frank Jenks, jmucieii ior
larceny. Verdict not guilty.
Mary Barrett v Peter Barrett.
Pismissed without prejudice.
Mary M Hughes v Nellie Greene,
now Nellie vaniernuer. vu-
tinued till the Mann term or conn.
i a ltunlra V J Williams, con
stable. lntinued till the March
term.
r iv,.i,. v VV W Annan, con
stable; apHl from J P court. Judg
ment lor uerenuani ior t-osi!-.
t II Tomrue v C J McDougal.
argued and submitted.
llecelver or me tfrvgon .iii
Jiank v ,lattrone et al. Sheriff di
rected to'execute deed to said bank
for lots 12-20 Steels addition to
Boavcrtou.
John Anlckerv Ixulse Anlckcr.
Seltkl Bnd dismissed on stipulation.
John Anicker Frel G Anicker.
Decree takttfi " prayed for In com
plaint with consent of C E Kindt,
attorney. ...
State v Bert Bowlby, Indicteil for
selling splritous liquors to minors.
Verdict of guilty and sentenced lo
pav a Bne of "0 and tost.
L'iiu w v ILniii'hsinn. Insolvent.
Ordered that js-rsonal proerty be
old at pull if auction.
John Northnp N Benlan. Ac
tion dismissed.
Thos Osborne v J P Young. Case
continued till neat term.
Elizabeth C Mill v Eugene D
White. The plaintld was on motion
allowed to amend a clerical error in
the coitiplaiut.
State v lUrt Bwlby on motion of
the district attorney iudictment 2, it
4 and 5 were dismissed.
Ss eial grand Jury r turned a true
bill of iudictmeut aguiust W II Hub
ble charging larceny
State v Hubble. The defendent
plead guilty was sentenced to im
prisonment in the county jnil for a
period of lid days
State v Edgar Ward indicted for
selling liquor to minors. Defendent
withdrew the plea of not guilty here
tofore made, and plead guilty where
upon he is sentenced to pay a tine of
7S no and costs.
Indictments 1. 2. and three were
dismissed on motion of the district
attorney.
Application for disbursement oi
John Ditchburn tiled by M L Pipes v
S B Huston Dec 31 ls. Ordered
by the court that a copy of said s;tl
tion be served upon John Ditchman
within 5 days from tins date and mai
he le reouired to appear and answer
same within 20 days from the date;
of service.
Johannes Anicker v Fred Anlckcr
action lo correct deed to conform to
intentions of parties and allowed
pliiiiitiffjudgement for 0 attorneys
fee
Mary M Betd v James Harper and
Mary Harper. Ihiree of foreclosure.
State v Eugene Humphrey on
Waf." " "" '
MAItlUAGE IK'KSHES.
License to wed was issued Iec 18
to Alla-rt M l'orter aged 20 years and
Mary Ann Bates aged 20. . Dec 30th
to Oliver B Gates aged 22 pears and
Lena Waggener aged 20. Dec 31st
Wright D Hurt aged 30 years and
Maud M Darnell aged 20; Uoliert it
Stephens aged 21 years and Nellie
Cummings aged 21.
Card of Thanks.
Ilr anil Mrs. F. A. Bailev thank
their neighbors for the many kind
deeds done and words spoaen wiinu
their Moved daughter was ill and
now as they mourn at her death.
Hats all sizes, for small heads and
big heads, see them. Schulmerich &
Son.
Ladies' (tickets and wraps at Schul
merich A Son's. See their stock be
fore buying.
OI K ItOAIIS.
The fifth page of the Oregon ian
last week, was devoted to the pro
ceedings of the Oregon lload Club.
It says, in part that "every section
of the state was reprejented in the
convention and the delegates will
take to their constituents, ideas and
opinions that can not fnil to arouse
public interest in this most impor
tant topic, as it has never been
aroused before."
I think public interest should be
aroused when they talk of bonding
the county at the beginning of a re
trenchment aud economical reform.
Senator Brownell said, in theconven-
tion "I submit here today that before
we go ahead with our plans to build
good roads, we must realize that they
are going to be expensive things.
We do not want them built in little
pieces. I think the people will ap
prove the expenditure of money lor
good roads more than most any other
out-lay."
Many others seem to think the
same viz : that good roads mean great
expense while many think neither
labor or expense is necessary. Good
roads are very important and the
roads of this county, to which I limit
myself, can lie greatly improved with
but very little more exs?nse than
their present condition Is causing.
The suggestion, unanimously ac
cepted by the convention, that all tax
be paid In money, is Bn excellent one,
though likely to be unpopular with
many. Tills plan would poscss many
advantages, particularly that of hir
ing steady team work. A team kept
upon the road until it becomes used
to the work, will accomplish fully a
thirn more, than a "soft" team. It
would cost no more to hire a team for
10 hours than it does for 8 hours, the
lawful time for the farmer's team.
Unless the roads are worked early
in the Spring, they may almost as
well not be worked at all. But the
farmer's horses, having been Idle all
winter, are in no condition to do
work additional to that of putting in
the spring crops and Ihe farmer does
not wafit to overdo them. The sup
ervisor has a piece of work to do on
which he has to double teams, he
warns them out ami at eight o'clock
the appointed morning one man ar
rives at the place designated and Is
ready for work, which, however, can
not begin until No. 2 arrive. About
half past eight he comes, but ffud
he has lost a clevis and must go to a
neighbors aud borrow one. About 9
o'clock all is in readiness to lcgin
work. Soon perhaps the horses run
into a stump and break a single-tree
and after the loss of an honr in re
pairing another start is made when
one of the horses balk and by the
time he is persuaded to cheerfully go
to work, one man's time is out and
you must hunt up another ami have
the same performance over, which,
wi'.h slight variations is the program
of the season.
The payment of all tax in money,
would remedy this trying state of
affairs, for teams In good working
conditions could be hired and paid
of. The most important road in the
county ts the one from Forest Grove
to Hillsboro, and from Hillsboro to
Portland. I think that all such roads
hould be let by contract to the low
est bidder ho giving bonds to
do the work according lo contract
Cities let out by contract the grading
of streets! railroads have their grad
ing done by tii ime method "d In
both cases Ihe plau is a succoss. Csl
ifornia has tried the same upon the
public road work and finds it tatis
faciory. For Instance, if the road
from Eorest Grove to HUlslioro was
contracted for three or five years the
Awarded
Highest Honor World's Fair,
lolil Medal. Midwinter Fair.
DO;
mm
CREAM
Most rerfect Made,
so Veari th Sub''
contractor would begin at oix-e to U-J
permanent work, making it his en
tire business. The commisssioners
could be allowed extra time, go over
his road once a month and see that
ho is doing the work according to
contract.
The road law should le capable of
being varied according to the local
Ity, soil etc. There Is no use of talk
ing about making a road in this
county altogether of rock, the ex-
lense would le too great but if a con
tract were let for Ovo years on a road
like I he one. 1 11st p mej, .s jk I . an ays.,
propriation made each year, of about
300 for rock and tile, the rock put
about the low wet places and tilo in
a ditch 8 feet deep in the middle ol
Ihe road the ditch extending as far as
having necessary fall, it would be a
thoroughfare which could not fail to
be both satisfactory and durable. -
Oneof the first principles of mak
ing a good road isditching and drain
ing it right, keep the water in the
ditches 011 each side of the road as
long as there is sufficient fall then
make an outlet. It Is a benefit to
every man to have a good road along
his farm, it is also a benefit to have
his farm drained. When necessary
a ditch could be forced through a
farm by the commissioners first ex
amining the land and notifying the
owner to dig a ditch of certain dl
mensious and if he did not do it, the
court should appoint three men to
examine the land and make an esti
mate of how much the ditch is worth
to the farm and then let it to the
lowest bidder and he'should pay ac
cording to what he was benefited
and the district pay the rest.
I am sure there can be good roads
made iu this county if they are
drained and worked right, hut in
order to do this the sujiervlsor must
be on the road nearly all the time.
To elect a supervisor in school dis
tricts as some advocate, might do In
back districts hut along the base line
road where the population of fifty or
sixty rnlli-s are Interested It would
not do so well. A lew men would
scheme to work in a man they could
use to good advantage some good
natured fellow who would sit on the
fence all day and talk to them,
Every irresponsible man and non-taxpayer
in Ihe community would vote
for such a one, tne non-tax payers
taking the matter out of Ihe hands of
those really interested and wishing
the roans improved.
Another thing-1 think should be
looked after is the foot path along
the side of the roads. The rights of
a large percent of school children and
local footmen demand that these
paths be kept In order. They should
be put in good condition and anyone
riding along mem on norsenacu,
should be compelled to pay a fine.
In conclusion, theory is one thing
and practice Is another, those wor
thv and learned senators and lawyers
of the convention migni iisi as well
try to theorize with Bill Kaniar
alxiut splitting rails as to tell such
men as John lleisler, Dave Stewart,
John Shute, Bill Nelson and other
practical men, how lo make roads.
T. E. Counkmuh,
A most enjoyable aud well attend
ed entertainment was given by the
pupils of the Sisters or Mercy, Cedar
Mills, on the 22d Inst., a program
of which Is apiiended, and all from
the little tots or 6 years lo the young
ladies and gents of 17 discharged the
rolo assigned to them, admirably.
In addition to the above entertain
ment, there was also an exhibition of
drawing and needle work, which
was considered highly creditable,
when we reflect on tho short time
these children have been devoted to
refinement culture. There were
some specimens that call for special
remarks, viz: a beautiful satin tie
case, hand painted and worked by'
Miss Birdie Barnes. Full sized
crayon drawings of Martha Wash
ington hy Miss Maggie smith; or
Mozart by Miss h.lla Itvan; a "Scene
in Galway by Miss Gertrude Ber
nard, all handsomely framed, and a
very fine pencil sketch of an "Emi
grant Ship" by Martin Dowllng,
besides many other small pieces by
unlor pupils. t .
Last of all came the Christmas
tree, which had Its attractions for
young and old. The program was :
1 O Fmrrst of all Vision' Chora
2 M(M H lite a ltiirtfmn
K.Smith and F. McE.ro
S Sixty Yean Ao s,ll Howling
4 Thinking n l Dreaming of Mother
Chorai
5 The Changed 11 nwkeener
K, Kyan, Mirlin Uowlin,
Albert Bernard and Thoma Murr
fl lea Cnention Cuorue
7 Th In. linn Forest Uirl.Mi.s K. Uarun
8 Th Wrealrat I'l.ivu or Life
Mine Mivrie Smith, liertrml
Hernsrd, K. Hsrnra, M. Powline,
M. .Murry, Knnly McK roy n 1 A.
Howling
ft l h1 S i Ireland Chorui
10 HonaalT the Heit I'olir
Maaterj W. Walker. John 8mith
' Jjp. Smith and Din Smith
11 Columbia Txbieau and Cho ua
U Vocal Ho'o liypaey'a Warning (in
character) Mi A. Murray
13 Th Mountain M.tid'iMon
MittM-i K. ami Kr McEiroy
U No Uoum for liim Inh'enu and
l!e tution M n K Kyan
1.", Carol Chrulmai C.iorui
You know coffee is uscj
fresh - roasted. Tea ought
to be for the same reason
e the taste,
Ours are the only tea
firing works in the United
States; Schilling's Best is
always fresh-fired when it
leaves our hands.
A fclnfCnwiiay
Mil Kill IF' WALK
HlllMi.OSlllt:.
BY VI II i ft i AS EXECITION.
Uci aud t f Jur ol III, UMUed out
ui ihe Circuit C ur ,jl the Stat ol Oregm
f'r Willi in il on (J mi iv. in favor or U-.nee
Ktuioaon. in m il, und aeainat W. M,
FOM' r, J II. K.i't.er, G.-rn.u M K' lwhl.
J. 1. K iclil, K It. Kuiier, It. I. I'mu-r and
tlnrrv W. t Hon, del- u. inula. i-r th un
ol i, r..!, and I r li-a u-C:' um o'
7s-6l, C S. M1. f in, ilil I . le.l
Ihrraoii Hi I l.i? Ml ol ght -r ivnt per
annum I out tn-i y.l I il iy of Nnveniur,
lfSti, an for the i-ui;i and ipiiaiol
a! and oi it wil'.
Now, t'lerelnre, l-v virtue mJ in pnriu
inci ul iid ju. l-n. mil, decree ud order
ofaale, 1 l. on .Ylordiy, the l"l i da uf
January, 1-tlT, at the aoiilu dor ol lite
Court H in lli.Uimro. Wellington
County, Oregoi", al the bnur of 10 o'clock
a ai,ul MMuiv, bi.i ul uu lo auition to
III.- liiulieHt bid lor lor c ih, lb foUoaing
dvecribed ral property, owit:
;. Hi ' jM v-'i- 1 1 ) mill .eoi () ol and
in H;ockrty-iwo (4'.') of and in South
Coaet addition to lb loa n of liiilaooro,
Waahimtton County, On-gon, Lying, be
,niraiil aliiMte within Wu ington County
Urogon toaalWfy the herein tn lore mined
ulna, and lor the ooata and expense of
aidaule. Said property a ill le eold aub
jtH'l to radeiupipin a per ttitnte of Ore
gon, wmnnainy liana tin li-h ay oi
DeorlllOvr,
W. I). ltllADFOKD
H'lerifT of Washington Co. Stale of Ore-
.n- .
ny it. nippingion uoputy.
Tboa. 1L Tongue Attorney lor 1'laintitt
Nil Kill FF'M HAI.K OX
KXKCI TIO.
BY 'YIBTl'E Or AN EXECCTION,
decree and order of sale, taaued out
ul the Croutt Court of the Stale of Oregon
for Wtt.umgtoii County, in favor of Divid
nell. I.. J. Itanneli, layman l. llickl n,
Millie A. lliciiin, Leonarv-llkiklin, Harah
Hicklin, Ktn Williaiui,-ir., 11. Williami,
Clara A. llicklin (now Clttra A. Cuu)
Daniel Cut, Hannah 11 eklin. Irene
M. Hicklin, Arthur J. II cklm
und Sir ah L. fogdelle, delend
anta, for the aum of t4ii, com, and for th
mrtharia u of U. 8. gold coin, with
iutereat thereon at the rate of 10 per o.-nt
per annum lroin the '23 I day of November,
l!i, and I r th turther ium ol t'oO, with
in ureal vhereon at th rata of (tier cent
p-r annum from th 23d day of Novemler,
lxW, Hirl Ut the ooata aid eipenac ol
aale ni of laid writ.
Nowtlierulure, by virtu and in punn
anoe ol mid judgment, decree and order of
ante, I will, on Monday, th 11th day of
January, in'.l7. at th lontb door of th
Court IIou ililUtioro Washington Conn
ie Oregon at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
in., ol laid duy, re'l at puhlio auction to
th higheat bid Icr for eh th following
deacriiied real property, to-wit:
Lying beintf innate in Washington
County Oregon tl e north one-half ol the
donation land cmiiu of John L. Hicklin
and Martha Hicklin hia wile the whol ol
aid donation land claim being deacribed
aa claim no M being parti of icctloni34 and
M iu 1 1 r 1 w and claim no 37 being parti
of lection 2 and 3 in 2 t r 1 w bounded
and deacribed aa foliowa to-wit: iiegin-
nine at the n w corner of the w it of aec
no2int2irlw running thence aouth 20
chains thenca n 4.V to2 chain tnence
north 24.42 chain I hence west 107.17
cli ulna ihunre aouth 32 chnina thence 2-1"
20' 45.50 cliaini thence eait 20 chaim to
li. ace ol beginning containing i4U.44 acrei
to aatiafy the hereinbefore named mini.
and for the coin and exnvnaei ol laid ial
Said property will be eold lubjecl to re
demption ai per atntute of Oregon.
Witneaa my hand ihn lltli day of Dec
ember in!).
W. D. BRADFORD.
Sheriff pf Washington County State of
Oregon.
2i-33 . . ( E. H. Htppington Deputy.
CALL t'OK WAHUAXT.H.
XJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
iA County warrunn of the loliowing
uumbera ol "H" Si'rioa are now culled for
and pavible' at my onice. in tha City ol
HiilaboroV Waehington County, Oregon,
and that interest will renae from thiadnie.
Numlien 13. 4ri2. KVi, (!3. 9M, WW, Hrj,
10-H, 1(W0. IMia, 1034, 1030, 1037, 103M, 1040,
1041. 1013. II I 111.
Dulod at County Treniurer'i ofHce in the
City ol Udluuvro, uecemoer 11,
'-'. A- a 0ADY.
"29 ' County Treasurer.
- ' v ,
Nil Kit IK P'M MA LK, OS
KOKKCLU I HK.
)y virtue of in eiecutiop, decree and
13 order oriale, lainen out ui tne uircuu
Court of the Slate ol Orero i. for Washing
ton County, in favor of Simon llachmin
end agamal Mp. T. Ledford anil Mary
Led ord for the auni of 110.00 coata, and
fur the further mm of I7&7.83 U 8 gold
coin aith Interest thereon at the rale of 8
ner cent ner, annum from the 21 day ol
July 1MH. and the further mm of $37.00
li gold coin witn intereat inereonai tne
rata of 8 ner cent osr annum from tlie 3d
day of MmTi'i nd foriha cost! and
ipeniei of aale and ofiaid writ.
Now, theref re, by virtue and in per
luance of laid judgement decree and or.
der of iale. I will on Monday the 25th
day of January 181DS, at Hie aouth door
of the Court House In Hillsboro, Wash
ington 0 unty, Oregon, at the hour of
10 o'clock a ni. ofiaid day. well at public
auction to the higheat bidder for caah,
th following deacribed real property.
t -wit: .
Lots four (lj five (.') and aiz (0) in bk
numbered eight (8) in and of Simmons
addition to th town of Hillsboro, Waali
inetnn Cotrnty. : Oregon. AH lituate in
Waahingtoni County, Oregon, to in;ify
the hereinbefore named nimr, ar.d for
the cosla and . expenae of aald ule.
Said proiarrlv will be sold auliject to re
demption aa per etatut of Oregon.
Witneas my hand Uill MIU day o Jec-
einber lalU, ., '
W. D. HKAUrUllU.
8herff of Washington County, Oregon.
By E. 11. Sappington, Deputy.
Baner Greene,
AUy lor i'laintifT. 81-35
Xtltt) ot Aialjnmfnl,
-oi! I
N' Of lOKiUt HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
W. E, Itraiicliamn and Alice W.
Heauchamn ol Weahinuton County. Ore
gon, ba,e lande an alignment to me of all
toeir property, real mini peiamal for the
benefit ol all tnrir rreumiri in proportion
lo the iniount of their rripeciiv claims.
That I huva tilwi-anch aa-ngntnenl in the
Circuit f wrrt ol the Slate of Oregon, for
WaaiiiheihH Uoimtr.'and hive duly q'l al
ined and fwtenwkupon thediscliarge ol uiy
dutiei as luejijoasariiee. ,
All t erson; ' thereinre, naving c aimi
againt,Ahe aaid W. K. Ilenucnuin;. and
Alice J .i uanp, i niiii "i"
hrhyrIriineN( lo present inch claims
under ojflh Id am at th law ofHce of Geo.
R. ltaz.eK.l Hilli4Kmtrregiti, nr at my
office witluu-Ihree, months ol the date
herein. '' "'
DiikI arllillaboro this Hl.h day ol Decem
ber, l!!t.;V
W. V. II A KRETT,
As.lgneaof W, E. tleauchainp and Al ce
M. HeadcMhffi.
. ,'. A yi i i.. i
OR MALK.
OAACKESOF LAND. FOR li". ALL
OU fenced, ai milM South of Hdlahoro
li icrei eniler cultivation, 2?acrei ilashed
running wa'er, good orchard house, cellar.
barn, granary, hen-nou-e, woou-snrd, gooa
ell an I water. A l'lre.a, Will am Hoenrr,
Ventura, Ventura County, California. 37
XOTItK
riMIE ASNTAL" MEETING OK THE
X atockhoider of ihe Hdlahoro Elec
tric Light md Water Co. alii be held at
th office of ih C.imrany, in lid aboro,
Orecnn, on Monday. Jnnrv lth, A.
1). IM. 1.EO. btHL LMtKICII.
33 - Secretary
BOOTS AND SHOES
.. NEW SHOP.
Having commenced bnsineei In Hill
bnro. I am now prepared to make NEW
WORK and lo give especial alten'ion to
R. E PAIR IN C3t ..
SATIS'rACTIOS with all ofi-f enljuei-
l to aue Ii KUr lined. All aork prnmr-ti
done, and at nioet reasonable prfHa.
(nor on Cecoml Btrret. nelw en Msm
and Waaliinitun, . next door lo lKiwii'a
blackfBaitn alio(.
ROBERT WAM5ER,
Hlllsbere, Urffea.
MIIKUIKI" HA LK OS
KOKKU.OHlUK. .
BY YIRTl'E OK AN EXECI'TIOS,
decree and order ol ai e, uaued out ol
Ihe Circuit Court of tl btit of Oregon,
lor Wa.hingl.in County, in luvor ol U beri
H. Walker, Halo iff and aaiust J. J.
aleacbainand MarlliaE. Mra. ham, delen
ante, lor tne uui ol li. c..U, and for
tne lurtha' mil .1 .38d.3;t, U g"l ' 't
a i i la intr.- .lu-icon at ui- wl 10 i
cent, per .uiiui. from ti.e 11. U d..y .f
I . euioer, 1, and lor t.i coal aud ex-p-ui-ea
of aae and of laid a ril.
No, therefore, by virtue aiiJ in ruf-
uanoa ol laid judgment, decide knd order
ol ante, I will vu Monday tb 1h b day of
Jauuarv, 1nH7, at th aoulU no ir ol tlie
CjuiI Ilooa. lo Hil.b.ro, Waihington
County, Orrgoa at lb bour of ten o cick a
a. Bi., ol aald day, tell al public auction to
th higheat bidder for caah, Ihe following
deacribed real property, to-ill:
Lying, being and aituit within Vali
ingtou County, Oregon, and more pirli u
lariy ueecribed a ibuoare to-it: Cotn
nienclng on the eaat tin of the donation
land claim of Anderaon Smith i nd all In
lection lluotr 2w of the Willamette
Meridian aaid potut being l'.Z2 chaim
north 2" weal from tne louiheam corner of
aaid d I e and ruuing thence seat 51 chaina
lo a point ou weat line ol aa d d I c l.rj
chaim north 12" aud '10' euat from the
outheast corner ol the donation land
elairo of John Johneon and wilr. thence
noitu lJ" and :W eaat on tne weal tin f
ol aaid Smith donation land claim l'.l
chaina to the aouthweat corner of tne land
owwed aud in poaaeaaion ol tieorge lhtutz,
thence eaat on th line of laid land 2o
chaina to noiil'ienst corner thereo'. thenre
north on eaat line of mid land 4 23 chaim
thence eaat 1,10 chaina to the eaat line id
aid Andiraou Bmith'a donation Und
ciuira, thence aoulh f eaat on laid line lo
th place of begining containing one
hundred aoree to n.tialy th hareiiiuetore
named autna, and tor the coat a and ex
lienaei ol laid nle.
Said property will be mid inhject lo
sciIfttRj.. fx -..a.i.wfv),-i-K.o..
Wilueie my Dana una imn u ly oi mf
ember,
v. i. iniAUf uni'i
Sheriff of Wiahitigtoa) Oinnty, Stale -of
Oregon. v ., . .
By E. U. Happinglon, Depnty,
Geo. IL llugley, Attamey lor t'laintitf.
SI 34
NIIKItlKK'M NALK OX
KUUKCLOSlltK.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION,
decree and order of aale, iaued out
of the Circuit Court of the Stale ol Ore
gon, for Washington County in layor ol
Koberl I m brie, r-iaintill and againai reier
Abplanalpand Katrina Abplanalpdeiend-
auu lor the aum of 17.50 nosta, and lor
the further ium of fl.H4.(i8 u S gold coin.
Willi Inter! thereon at ihe rule ol eigni
per cent per anuin, from the 24U day ol
November 1WK1, and f ir I lie coats und ex
penaei of aale and laid writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and In pursu
ance of laid judgement, decree and order
of nil. i will, on Monday the 11th duy
ol January ltd)7, at the louth door of the
l ourl Mouse, in Himuoro, y aaiiingion
County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock
a. in. of laid day, sell at public auction to
lh highest bidder tor cash, Ihe following
dracribed real properly, to-it:
Lying being lituate in Washington Co
Oregon and more particularly described as
loilowi town: iteginning ai a point
2ti,4o ohaina weat from tho South
east o. rner of the donation land
claim of Geo, W.- Kbherta and
wile in Seo two (2) township one
aouth range (wo (2) weal of the Willamette
Merad.n and running thence north on the
eat line ol Mri. Jauiei Neils land 18 84
chains to the north line of aald Khb -rts,
Claim thenoa weat on said line 13 77 chaina
to an old post thence south 18 H4 chuins to
the souin line oi laid Luuctl.iia in tnence
east 13.77 chaina to the place ol begin niug
conluuung 2ft tH acres to lat.ity tne Here
inbefore named aums, and lor the coats
and expense! of laid iail
Said properly will be hold lubject to re
demption, as per statute of Oregon.
Witneaa my hand Ibis 10th day of Dec
ember lxot).
VV. D. HuftnroHn. Sherill of Washington
County, Slate ol Oregon.
By E, B. BArrmoTon, Deputy.
20 33
Nil Kill KKH NALK OX
KOKKCLONIKK.
rY VIRTUE OF AN" EXECUTION
13 deoree aud order ot aula issued
out of th Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for Washington County,
In favor of B-'bert Inihrie, PiniutiH', and
against John Wieier and Frank Kellerman
uefendante, tor the sum ol fii'"'. cosis,
and lor the further ium of Ut7.23, U. 8
go d eoin, with interest thereon at the raie
of eighKper cent, per annum, from the
-4tn ii.v ni Mivpm ner. i.-s-sj. nn-i ior ine
coat and expenae of aale and ot laid writ.
Njw, therefore, by virtue and in persu
ancaofiaid Judgement, decree and order
of aale. I will, on Monday the 11th day of
January, lstli, at the aou.h door ol Ihe
Court House, In Hillaixiro, naningtoii
Oregon, at the hour ol ten oclock i. in., of
laid dav. aell atmiblio auction to the high
est bidder for caab the following tescr.b?d
real property, to-wit:
Lying being and annate in Washington
County, Oregon and deecrilied as tollowa,
to-ait- Commencing ai Ihe louib line o(
the donation land claim of Isaac Hutllcr
Miid wiia ir. aeolion 85 towiialiip 1 north
range j weat of the Willaniett Meridian al
a point 21 chains westward from the S.
E. eorner of said donation land claim and
running thence south I dogroe and 4H min
utes eaat 25.1ft chain to Ebbert'a line
thenca weat 7.H5 chaina. thence north 1
degree and 48 rainulei welt, 2-VlSrhuins
to 11 u tier line and thence eastward 7.."
chaina to the heginlug containing 20 acree
of land toiatisly the hereinbefore named
mm, and lor tne coste anu expvna oi
aid Bale.
Said nronertv will be sold inhject to re
demption, as per atate of Oregon.
Witneaa my nana tnii nun uuy ui i-
ember, W. D. BBADKOBD,
Sherilt of Washington County, Stale ol
Oregon.
21 33 By. F B. 8applngton, Deputy.
NIKUIFMN NALK OX
FXKCl'TIOX.
Ryvirtuoofan execution, decree and
-..i.. r..i. i.nil out of th Circuit
Court of tlie State of Oregon, for Washing
ton Couuty, in lavor oi niforgfi .
aon and agaimt K. S. McLeod, Manha
vi i i i i pr.nnw for the an I ir
illlllAUU HU. nH-v. -
of $17.50, coeta , and lor the fun her anni of
$411.00 U 8 gold coin, with Interest I hereon
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from
. . .. liHil an.f tl a
tne z-ira aay oi isovmv
furtberium of tW.00 coete and tne further
- at.iA ii it a a. K I Mnin will in teres l
-vi i ii v. rin V. m
Ihereoa ftt tii rt of fn per cent rr
nnnum irora ine mi uy y ; ' , Z
a . - .) k il..f...k.anni nf -tl IK I It a
irmj biiu iuitf
otd coin with int?fllliereon at tb rmte.
X Mr enl pr innum irum tu m
: iwia.t.tigir.p th fiusti una
of
l SJ If y; ej u I ITSD I a1 W wm..M - - - -
ipeniesofialeandol aald writt
v . v. . tM V. wiptiia and in frersu-
ance of aaid judgement decree and order
if ra'e, I will, on aionuav -j
nu.rv 18K7. at the louth door ol the
Court House In Hillsboro, Wasbiagton
County, Oregon, at th hour of 10 o'clock
m or laid day, leu at p.onu .... w
k. kiihm bidder foraaah Ibe to ljwing
deicribed real property, to-wit 1 he louth
haitof the northwest and the north u
of the soolhweit lection tl towm 1
loqth range 9 west Will Met containing
.. r .ii.i...,. In Wnmhli.eton Co..
Oregon tbaatiify the hereinbefore name i
mi. and tor ine con auu -i""--
Said property will be eold inhject to re-
der
mptlon ae per aiiui n..
W tnesi my hand Ibis ZH day of Dec
ember. !. W. D. BtiADrOKD.
Sheritl of wasinngvon vouniy, un
! L U. Sappington. Deputy .
Tho. II. Tongue,
Ally ior piaintui. .ii
Tine I alvn.
...t: 1. K...K. Ih.l aa ll.a 1'ith
1 dar olUnlolier lnT. ? our minor
eon, Koberl J. lompains uu lime, n
will Ibarelore, make no claim lor nia r
ricei, nor b reaponat'il lor his co.ilr.icta
from and after that date.
31 33i (MKri-lf. J. TOMIKINS.
WM.IO.MrKl'".
Dated at Hillsboro, Ure, lc iJ, int..
AMifiire Ml.
I will rll at public auction a Ltlon,
Ureron. rtalurdar. Jaaiarr H.b I"!';, ai
10 o clock a m, th person! propertr of
W. B. Heaochimp, (naileenk.
Termioliale: A credit of nine m on tin
with approfed eecunlf will bealinw,!.
UK. N. BAKKtTT.
Asairne ot theeiiate of W. K. and
Alice M. lieaocbamp. Inaolrenla, Sl-S
tiUiUiuiUUUUUUUuUWUWtV.
LOOK OUT!
And ivavl tide carefully tfyou want to keep a
Jewe'rv t.rt- ... our i itv, a 1 call attcu
l.oi. . . iu ui i !n- ixuplo of HilUboro aud
vicini. v ur l ln lukt tiuio to call and tve) my
New Holiday iintaU, alio to Buy Watcho,
I'ltickii or Silverware. I have a line of
liiii)!!), Chaim, Scurf and Hreat Pina, Sleeve
and Collar iiiittoiia. Silk Watch lianU and
cat t luunn,!"ull line of OptK-al Uooda,
llruielete, 0ei:t Cilusaea, StlverWure, etc.
WILL UNDERSELL PORTLAND
King uiu.lo to order if ordered in-line.
All Wutciiea ami Kfjiair.iiji'Kit 'over thive
month uuixt la; called for Iwfore IVceuilfr
2 itli or will la ixild for the rhaive. He
member I your, frienda witli I'liriatinaa
l'ri-iita. Your fruly,
IF YOU WANT TO HIRE
OO TO
Cily Livery lMm
Where you will II nd the Heat Tcaius that can be lia)
IN IIILLSlloitO.
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.
flooil Teams, Good Hustles and (Jood Drirers.
6cond and Washington 8t.
HAVE.YOU USED
B BUTTER PARCHMENT? E
aa . . . All gilt-edged butter put on the mar- ZlS
... Vet by creame lies is wrapped in paper. Zm
mm . . The product of the private daily would 15
. . reach its market in much bettei eond i- . .
... tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment S
... than it does when wrapped in .cloth. S
... Parchment is not only better than cloth,
. . . but cheaper.
... Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard, from S
. . . which 27 sheets can be cut 27 Parch- .eg
y ... ment wrappers cost 3j cents.
500 Sheets, 8x11, -: 55 cts
e 500 Sheets, 8x13, - 60 cts 3
. . . The standard size for 2-pouud rolls is
a ... 8xii inches; 2-pound blocks are
- ij ... wrapped in the 8x13 size.
a . . . One reason why paper has not been J
: generally used heretofore, farmers ' m
a . . ,T. could not get it at 'the general Utore.
ey ... It is now kept at the Independent of- i
f . ... fice cut to any size wanted.
iiniHiiiiiiiiiauiiiiimuuiiiiuiimuil
dlrootlj and tr-llrcrtly, hy pouple who c:iunt tlo their own flyurinff, write their own
letters, or korpthHrown injokn; mid who do not know wttrti lii.iiem tttid IpkhI piijK'rx
which thvT mut hmidlti every day ro imit out Cormtly. fwAil these tl.tium, nd
BiUcb more, we teach thoroughly.
Hundrcda of our fradutitaa are In trimnl jMM.tlonft, and thrre will be openlnirR fr
hundreds more wheu tlou-a Improve. Row N the tlrue to prejmre for t)rm. ItfmidPM, ti
bUMttieM pduratlon H worth all It eunlfr one'n own mm. frteiid t our ratal-nrun, U
learn what and how wo tearh. MalhMi five to uny addreai,
Portland Business College,
A P Armatronf , PHn. Portland.' Oregon, j. . wtv:0. er.t.ra
Mil Kill FF'M M AI.K OX
FOItKCI.OSI UK.
By virtu of an Kiecution, decree and
onler of aale. issued out uf the Circuit
Cuurt ol the Htate ol Oreeon.for Washine-
County, In fnrorof William f. Lord Gov
ernor ol the Htate of Oregon. U.K. Kin
caul riecrelnry of Hlale of the Htnte ol
Oregon and Phil &ieischan rJtate Treas
urer of the hlate ol Urejron, and tofrelher
constituting ex-olnnes the board ol Com
missioners fur Ihe snie of school and uni
versity iiimls ami lor the investment ol
In nils arising then from, and avmnat II.
U. llendrix, Ziril'la J liendnx, Hillsboro
t'o-owrativ Co., II. Hamilton, tlie New
ion Wat;on Co. a eorporalion, A. J. Wilkei
William Corhitt, lionald Macleay and
Robert Livingston Adininiatritor of the
estate ol Krnneth Macleay drceiaed, David
llnrwooJ, l.fttlri A. Ilarwood, tne First
National Hank of IHliihoro Oregon and
U inier K. llendrix for the ium of twin,
ooata, and (or the farther mm of fllUI.OJ
(J H gold coin, with intereit thereon at the
rate of fl per cent, per annum, from the lit
die of December 1'.K, ami tlie further sum
of elO.(K), coats, and ror tlie lurllier aum ol
)7&u0 1 S gold coin, with interest thereon
at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, from
the 1st day of December l.-fi, and the
further ium of M 00 ooata, with inleres
Ihereon line laid date at the rate of 8 per
cen'. per annum, and for the further ium
f:u:tuul b gold coin, with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent, per
annum from the 7th day of November, VU3
ami for the cosla and e pen see ol aale and
of said writ. .
Now. therearreV by virtue and In peran-
ameol said rh-,4D,e,t. decree and trder
nt ia e, 1 w)ll7.orj Monday the 'ii day ol
Januarr, Is.at the sootn door of the
Court House, in Hillsboro, Washington
C junty, Oregon, at the bour o 10 o'clock
a. m of laid day, eil at public auction to
the his est bidder lor cain, tne lollowlng
descrilied real property, towit:
Commencing at post on tne aorin line
and 6.N7 chaim east of Ihe northwest cor
ner of Ihe donation landjrlmm of li. I H
llendrix ana wue in ac xl lownahln 1
nortu rkge S weat Will Mer. and running
thence e.nt on iid north line 1141 cue,
thence lonth Mri cha thence east 14 3.5 chi
to the w corner of land on April ft
owned by K. I'onieroy thence north li
Ift ei.-t7.iii cha thence east touch! Iheno
north 2 H) chi lo a post on north bn ol
said llendrix donation claim tnence eaat
on sa d north line .11 eft wdivtsion line
hot a ecn husband and if'i hall of laid
Hendrix donation claim; thenca eouth
is. Vj cha to the aouth line of laid il-ndrix
donatio! claim, thence west on aaid eouth
line Mrt.otcbe to a post thence north 17aJ
cha to the place ot beiinning containing
II 07 acres All iltuats in Washington
County istate of Oregon to satiny tat
hereinbefore named aums, and for the
coeia and sxpenai ni l.
Hsid pro(M-rty will be sold auliject torsi
demption as per statute nf Oregon.
Witness mi J hand thu J day of lenewi-
ber. l-i w. II. lillALir UKII.
hner It of Washington t cmntv, trregnn
Ity K. H. Happinton, Depqty
inoe. li. tongue,
Atty f . r I'.alntitr. Jl 15
V!
IS
IN
h. V. BKRCKMOKS.
A G000 LIVERY TEAM
THE
aro lost
annually.
lEAFESH CASX0T BE ( I REI
By local annlirationa. ai ther cannot
reach the diaeaacd liortlon of the ear. There
is only one way to cure deifneaa. ami
that ii by constitutional remediee. Dear
neai is caused hy an Inflamed condition
ni tne mucous lining of the Ktmlachian
r 11 Im Whan tLfa t l t . n 1 1 .. i ......
have a rumbling a. iind or Imperfect liear-
n g, aan a ner. ir-nenilreiy cloaed Henlneal
a the result, and unlearn the Inrlanimatinn
can be tnken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, bearing will he de
troyed forever; nine r area outoftrnare
ce.uied by catarrh, ehlch ti nothing but
o iiiuoidn eonditiou ine mucous aur
fsces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafneii (oaused hy Catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hull's Catarrh
Cure. Hend for clrcnlirs, free.
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