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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1897. LOCAL AND GENERAL. Call on Humphreys for loans on good proi;rty, also farms to rent and lo st'H. Money to loan in Mima to null. Kooujs 1-2 Shute lildg., llilltiboro Oregon. For a glt clean shave go to E. R. Miller' tonsorlal parlors, on Hec ond ittreet. Cl)lneU, a 11.60 dozen, during the nrst three weeks of January at the HilUboro gllery. Ribbons! the (argent stock in the city t prices never before offered. Hchuluierich 4 Son. Montezuma Lodge acit Hillnboro Jlebecca Degree l.O. O. F. will Joint ly install otnirs tomorrow evening. The short courxe In Horticulture tnd IMirylng begins at Agricultural College next Monday January 1 1th Tuition free. We keep a full line of staple gro. ceries. Produce taken In exbbangc for g'Mcw at r innrioH yrw, richulmerich & Bon. Piano for rent A fine upright plauo, new last July, at a low rate, to the right party. Piano is dm nr al. and will not be rented for leas than six months. Apply to V. 11 (Jreene, Wednesdays and Saturdays, Tualatin Hotel, liuisDoro. The cheap rates ot $12 cabin and fti steerage, Including meals and lrth. are still in effect on the O. 1C. A N. tlo'i steamers, from Portland to Han Francisco. Hteauters leave i'ort land every Ave days. For further particulars see J. I. Knight, Hills- loro. Why suffer with coughs, colds and lairriitne when Laxative liromo (Jul- nine will cure you In one day. Docs not produce the ringing In the head like suluhate of quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for taking. Guar anteed to cure or money refunded. Price 25 cU. For sale by the Delta. The H. P. Company has not taken off the flying train between Portland anl San Francisco, nor have the standard rates been established. In cluding berths, the tickets for Pull man standard sleepers are -') and for Pullman tourist sleepers 912. A train starts every five days, leaving Portland at 10 p. m. The next trains leave Portland Tuesday, January 12. Special Sale for renewing stock before holidays Till Nov. 28th 1 will offer a discount of 20 per cent for amounts of one dollar and upwards on clocks, watches, Jewelery, music and oullcle roods. Also I am pre- nared to make and fit all kinds of rings and sets to order. Work done promptly. Wood taken In trade, Yours truly, L. V. Berckmoea. Jeweler, Hlllsbore Oregon. Commissioners IIol brook and of Multnomah county met with our Commissioners Court on Tuesday last when the cost bill In the case of the State v. X. N. Sleeve was audited. The bills were adjusted here but warrants to pay the same will be drawn in Multno mah county, an order to that effect having been made by Judge McHride Attorney Bat-ley. Mr. Cleeton's dep. utv was nresent to protect the Inter oats of Washington county while District Attorney Lord appeared for Multnomah county. Mr. Win. Wtl.lt, the complaining witness in the case or the State v. w M. Hubbel is incensed that the de fendent told a story which seems to be some distance from the truth. Mr Welch says he never gambled with Hobbel or played at cards with him for any other purpose and further he does not believe that any oi me ueign bors won money from him for the si in Die reason that he never had any to lone. The truth of the matter is, Hubble plead guilty to the Indict ment and the state had no opportun ity to call Mr. Welch to the witness stiind or any one else. Mr. W. II. McEldowney, Superin tendent of the Broad mead farm in Yamhill county is spending a few davs in Hlllsboro. He reports that his farmimr operations have been quite profitable this year though not to the extent they might have been had the company kept its wheat a few weeks longer. The most profita ble crop raised was 12000 pounds of red clover seed, lie had more man 100 acres in clover this year. The first cutting yielded over two tons to the acre while the seed fame Jroni the aftermath. An Increased acre age will be nlanted to clover this year. Mr. McKldowney finds that clover grow quite as well on the South Yamhill as In Washington county. Within the next six week's Mr. John Milne will make another radi cal change In the Internal arrange ment of his mill at Hlllsboro. Mr. Milne came to Hlllsboro about 1871 and built a small mill that made the bwt flour in the valley. Soon It was necemary to enlarge, and he did not hesitate to incur the additional out lay since he got again the best. As improvements were made he found It mvemary to remodel his buhrs to suit the demand. After this the rol ler process was Introduced to the pub lic and Mr. Milne adopted it about the same time that the LaCrcole mill in Polk county was fitted up. These two were the only mills on the west Lie of the Willamette that used the roller process. Then the machinery was the best to be had, but restless American genlua lias found new ways and cheaper for making a bet ter grade of flour which Mr. Milne now adopts. He throws out his old rollers and Introduces new patterns and larger. He also discards the old bolter device and puts in the Univer sal Bolter, a machine that has been on the market but a year. These ad ditions insure quality and quantity. It is quality however that Mr. Milne l seeking though as the price of wheat advances quantity is not to be d.led. With the refitted mill, seventy five barrels will be a no greater capacity than thirty is with the machinery that now goes out. The new bolt and rolls are expensive and are not kept In stock here but have to be ordered from the fsotory in the east hence the delay of six weeks. Only two or three mills In the state have (he new bolt but all will have to adopt it or be classed with the old things. Universal bol ter is on the same principal as our mothers old hand sifter. The officers of Gen. Ransom Post, No. CU, O. A. U., Oen. lUnsoru Corps, No. 47, W. R. C, and the Sons of Veterans were publicly In stalled in Odd Fellow's hall last Fri day. After the ritualistic ceremonies had been concluded, Congressman Tongue delivered a very eloquent ad dress. After touching on the work the old soldier has done, and its re sult, the debt the nation owes its de fenders, the speaker took up some new questions; notably the recently announced sllcy of International arbitration. He considered the un certainty of a verdict and the diffi culty in the way of enforcing an award. There are certain classes of disputes that may be proierly arbi tratedboundary questions com mercial balances and the like, but when national honor Is at issue, we must bo ready to. maintain our right with our good strong arm if neces sary. Those be things that cannot be measured with money. The ad dress found a hearty response. To conclude, hard tack and Iteans, with coffee, were served, though It is proper to say that the lteliel Cors made some additions in the shape of elegant cake, Jellies, Jams, pickles and baked fresh meats. The officers for the ost are II. L. Lock, P. C; U. N. Hale, 8. V. C; B. K. Haines, J. V. C; V. K. Hinn, hr.p!a5&; Jas. McCulloch, (1. M.; Chas. Bowen, (). D.; E. O. Tate, O. O.j J. Wllkins, Baber, (f. M. B.i O. C Zook, 8. major. The installing officer was Capt. J. D. Merryman. The officers of Oen. Hansom (Vrps, No. 40 W. H. C, are: Mrs. It. Cran dall, President; Mrs. L. Bowen, 8, V. P.: Mrs. H. Waggoner, J. V. P.; Mrs. II. Humphreys, t'h.; Mrs. F, Hainer, Tres; Mrs. II. Wehrlng.Con; Mrs. F. Sigler, Oard; Mrs. Carlisle, Hi-; Lncy Sigler, Asst. Commander; Hatty Phinney, Asst. Guard. The relief corps presented the post with a lieautiful regulation flag which is highly prized by the veterans. The urogram at the Congregational church next Sunday will Include a sermon in the morning by the pastor on the subject, "Three Modes ol Acquiring Truth." illustrated from a fact in Mathematical Science and from a fact In American history; in the eve ning an address on missionary work in China. Illustrated with views thrown on the screen by a stereoptl can: the address will be by Hev. W. 8. Holt, I). D. of Portland, who Is re ported by those who have listened to hi in to be a very effective, interstlng anil earnest speaker. This Illustrated mlilrPHs is the sixth in the series on Foreign Missionary enterprise ar ranged by tho Missionary Com. of the C. K. Society. Thanking our customers for the liberal patronage, which, with our hard work has placed the balance on the right side of the ledger for 18'JU we start 1897 with a very large line of special bargains in remnants and winter kkmIs which we are clos ing out regardless of cost, many of which will be round on our ttargain counter. Best goods at cheapest prices is our motto. Wo give 20 pounds of best sugar for 100, 2 pack ages of Arbuckle of Lion coftb for 3f cents. Bryan .Laldlaw Co., Cash Store. W. S. Phelps, formerly a resident of Hisllsboro, has, with his associates, Kdward Jager and Kdgar. J. iwiy, Incorporated the San t lam Placer Mining Company capital stock $50,- 000. The principal office Is located in Portland, but the mines to be op erated may be In the United States or in British Columbia. The 12th annual meeting of the State Horticultural Society will be held In Portland, commencing Fri day, Jahuary 8th, today, and closing on the Oth. The meeting will be held In the Chamber of Commerce, corner Stark ana f ourin sireis. Round trip tickets over the railroads will be issued atl fares. ' Word comes from the farm of Mr. Hoffman, living near Bethany, that recently a hog was slaughtered that tipped the beam at 450 pounds. From this porker 240 pounds of lard was obtained. Mr. Hoffman grows this kind of stock every year. Miss Brvan. daughter of our W E. Bryan, went to California by the steamer which sailed January 7th. Miss Bryan goes to California to enter Stanford University as a stuueni Society will greatly miss her. Dclmer Bogart of Portland was a truest at E. D. Thorn's over Sunday, Delmer's father will be remembered when it is stated that he was a con ductor on the railroad from Portland to Corvallis for many years. Snecial sale on ladies' cloaks and mux!. A big reduction on former prices, so come and see I hem. Schul merich A Son. Good bargains in men's and boys' clothing from now ti'l February 1st Come and get our prices. Hehul- merich & Son. Wanted, for cash, COO to 1,000 acres of plow land, must no cneap. Ad dress I). E. Busch Sylvan post office. W buv shoes direct from the factory and can sell them at the low est living prices. Schulmerieh ASon. Something new in dross gnods at Schulmerieh A Son's still cheaper than our former cheap prices. A horse for sale cheap, or will trade for a wagon. Inquire at mis omce. Wheat now sells In Portland at 87 cents per bushel. Hotter Official. A lolnt public Installation of the officers of Hillsboro lodge, No. 01, A. O. U. W., and of the Degree of Honor No. 44, was held last Saturday night at the Odd Fellows' hall, at which a large number of citirens were pres ent. After the installation ceremon ies the ladies of the Degree or Honor served luncheon. Past Grand W ork- man W. 1. Hare was installing officers for the workman and Mrs. W. D. Hare for the Degree or Honor. Following are the ofneers lustalled : A. O. U. W., No. 61, D. Corwin, P. M. W.: Joseph Kllneman, M. W: W. O. IXmaldson, foreman; C. D. Kln berlin, over-seer; P. H. Baughman, recorder; W. D. Hare, flnanoeer, J. W. Sewell, guide; Joseph Downs, i. Wj J. M. Greer, receiver. lhgree of honer, rso. 44 .Mr, j. Lamkin P. C. of H. Mrs. M. ai. l it- tenger, C or n.t Jirs. it. .tbihhm, of H.; Mrs- J. H.Smith, C-of C; Mrs. Koch.conductressj Mrs. E. C. Brown, recorder; Mrs. J. M- Greer, financier K0BEBT IMBRIE, HONEER. After a brief acute Illness, Robt Imbrle died last Tuesday at the rest dence of his son, J. A. Imbrle, at 3:45 o'clock p. m. The deceased has been lu Kxr health since the death of his wife, which occurred about rive years ago, but, with the excep tion of a bad siell about a year ago, which confined liiiu indoors, he was able to attend to his business till last Saturday. During the past Ave years his food was not properly asHimllated and there was not blood euough to support his vigorous habits or life. Robt. Imbrle was born in Ohio, August 21, 1831, hence at the time of his death ho was past 61 years of age. lie went with his parents to Illinois at the age or 7 years, remain ing there till after his marrlf with Mlas Mary Ann McGee. Accompa nied by his young wife, he, in 1859, came to Oregon for a time living with bis brother James near Columbia aca demy. Then he bought the Ed Lenox and the east half of the Zichary do nations, 0 miles easterly from Hllls boro- where he rtnitlwl up to the time of death. Here he conducted farming interests on a large scale and had a uiodt'l home. Fine stock was his (atsHion, and his patronage of the stock ghnws or the--roiinty and or the state was most cflii-ient. Iso fair in this county was held that Robt I&brlc did not attend. For a long time he carried the financial manage ment of tho Washington County Agricultural Society on his own shoulders. His hulnes ventures were always Uiltl and successful His charities, too, were on the same liberal scale and many a poor neigh bor will miss him when an oppor tunity to work for bread is needed Three brothers, James, David and Robert settled In this county. All are now dead. David went first In 1881, James followed In 1887 and now Jtolx-rt Joins them. Robert was a member of Tuality lodge, No. 6, A. F. A A. M. He was one of the charter members of the West Union Grange, but when the Grange sur reudered its charter he affliliated with the Hillsboro Grange and was a leading spirit in the organization But politics had no attraction or rather oiHce holding. He never sought office, but was always active ly Interested for the preferment of his friends provided they were on the republican ticket. He was staunch suporter of the principles of the republican ticket. The children of the deceased are J, A. Imbrle. now clerk of the circuit and county court of this county, T, H. I rubric, El izslH-th Freeman, Ella Williams, Frank Imbrie, Maud Maud Williams and R. Imbrie. All live in WaMhington county except Jane, who, with her husband, Mr, Benson, lives near Cottage Grove, Lane county. Three children died in Infaucy, and one John, next younger than J. A., died at the age of 17 years. Atl the living children with their wives, are present to at tend the runeral, which occurs unlay at II o'clock at West Union. A double sorrow is upon the home of Mr. J. A. Imbrie, for while his father Is lying a corpse in his own house, his wife's rather, W m Mauzee, has gone to his long sleep in the old homestead near West Union, having died only 20 houre before Robert Imbrie. Mrs. J. A. Imbrle is all but prostrated by this great situation, but her heroism sustains her and she comforts her children who wail for grandpa's loving caresses. WILLIAM .MAI ZEE. As almve hinted, William Mauzee, another early pioneer, died at his homestead near West Union on the evening of the 4th Inst. He was born in Kentuoky March 10, 1819, whence it is seen that he is nearly 78 years old. lie came to Oregon, a single man in 1843, and located on Tualatin Plains, where he settled the Mauzee D. L. C. This tract has been his home and Is left intact to his estate. In 1847 he wedded Miss Eleanor Evans anil soon after tho discovery of gold in California in J' 19 he went gold digging taking his wife with him. While in California his oldest son, Thomas, was born. All the other of the five were born In Washington county They are Luclnda Jane Ballard, of Seattle, Thos. A. .Mauzec, now lu Mexico, Maria Beagle, Pendleton, Anna M. Imbrie, Hillsboro, am Mary L. Smith, of California. All attended the funeral yesterday, ex cept ' Thomas, who could not be reached by telegraph. Win. Mauzec was a successful farmer and a con seivative business man, and while he accumulated no hoards of gold, he was4n easy circumstances, owing no man a cent and having a balanee in the bank. Win. Muzee was a farmer, skilled in his calling and interested In what belonged to agriculture. He was a charter mem Iwr of the West Union Grange P. of H. ami its master for several years when finally its charter was surrendered he with others of his neighbors Joined the Hillsbore Grange, Like his neighbor Robt. Imbrie lie never sought KIitical pre lerment but always conscientiously exercised the duties of a citizen by attending the primaries of his party and the xlling place on election day. His wife Eleanor died in 1801. In 1809 he wedded Miss Martha Jones of Kentucky w ho survives him. The funeral at West Union was largely attended yesterday by his old neigh bors who will sadly miss their mend with whom many of them have grown old together. 101 KT HOISE SEH.H. CliU'VIT UURT. Hughes v Turner. Judgment for plaintiff. Mrst national ii.inx oi uiiisuoro v Amanda J Sherman et al. Answer of defendants filed. Dundee Mtg A Trust Investment Co v R W illiams. decree allowed. Sherman v McLin. Decree for de fendant. Tongue v Mougal. Motion todis- mi.-w eomplsint overruled. Ordered that plsintifftake testimony by Jan. ,th, and trial set lor Jan. 2(tn, Augusta Myer r August Myer. Motion for new trial ovcrulcd. Judgement for plaintiff on verdict. Defendant allowed 00 days to file Mil of exceptions. Cordelia Johnson v J P Aplinet al. Demurrer to the complaint sus tained. The plslntin allowed 20 days to otherwise move in the matter. Continental Bank of B-wton v First Natiouui nf HillsUtro. lVmurrrr overulled and defendant allowed 30 days to answer. State v Eugene Humphreys. er- diet of jury "not guilty." MARRIAOE LIC ENSE. License to wed were iiwuevl Iec. 31 to Wright D Hurt aged 30 yearand "Wanted!"" ' Your tea track from now on. Schilling's Best wants it --your money back if you don't like iL A SckMIInf a Compaq Maud M Darnell aged 20 years. Robt R Stephens aged 20 years and Mollle Cummins aged 21 years and Buford G Creps and Mary V Rynal aged 19 years and on Jun 7th to An drew P. Wilks aged 42, and Kate Green aged 33 years. I'OKEST GKOVK. The campus is being cleaned of leaves. Forest Grove now has an Interna tional money order office. Justice Dolstrum has moved his office to the Ingles A Porter block. Public school opened Monday morning with an Increased attend ance. Mrs. C. F. Clapp who has been ser iously ill for some time Is reported as improving slowly. Mrs. Chandler is visiting relatives t Whiiescn. Sho wilt bo gone for several days. Some new faces are seen on our streets since the opening of the col lege after tho holidays. It is reported that fully one half of the potatoes still undug were froz en by the November frost. Mr. Reed who Uvea west of Dilly, died on Monday aud was burled on Tuesday In the lay lor cemetery. T. J. Cleeton, our district attorney was in town New Year's day look ing after the interests of the public. O.-W. Coplen who is in New York City, is retried IsMler and hoes are entertained ol his recovery to health. Mrs. Grant Hughes is lying dan gerously ill at her home. Dr.'s Link- later, iamlsic and Cole are in attend ance. A dance was given in Vert's Hall New Years night by some of our popular students. All resrt a very enjoyable evening. The young men's boarding club, which was so popular last term has increased its membership by about one half for the coming term. Mr. John Ganlt of Hillsboro, was In the city New Year's day helping thelmys to hatter Uattery A. He made a valuablo addition to the team. City election which oecurrs next Monday promises to be one of the most hotly cen tested ever held In the city. Considerable dissatisfaction prevails In regard to ;the manage ment of city atfiirs both in its busi ness and social relations. Mr. Dsrllng Smith, of Patton Val ley was injured by a falling barn at his residence on Saturday Dec. 20, which caused his death on Monday, Dec. 28. Mr. Smith was well known by a large circlo ot Iriends who will hear of his death with regret. The post office now occupies the old Times building, having been moved last Saturday e vening .after busiuess hours. Its new quarters have been fitted up neatly and when we get a little used to the change it will be found more convenient sit uated, aa it is nearer the businea-t center of the town. Delphos Lodge, K. of P. on last Saturday evening installed the fol lowing ofllcers: C. C , J. W. Brown: C, C C. Caples; P., D. II. Thom as; m. W., t 1. Kane: M. of A.. C. IjaChapclle; K. of R. and 8., Newell Macrum, M. of F., A. R. Leabo; M. of II, O. L. Smith; I. G W. T. Glage. After the installation cere monies an inproinptn lunch, for which Delphos Lodge is famous, was served and all had a good time. Rev. and Mrs. Star, of the Method ist church threw 0en the doors of the parsonage New Year's afternoon and evening for the reception of the members or the church and any friends in the city. The house was througed during the whole afternoon and evening. Refreshments were served to all and the evening was passed in games, singing and conver sation to the great enjoyment of all present. Although Mr. Starr has been in Forest Grove but a few weeks, he has already found the way to the hearts of many of the people nd we bespeak for him great suc cess in his labors. One of the hardest foot ball games ever seen In Forest Grove was played on the University grounds New Year's day. The opiosing teims were F'orest Grove and Battery A. of the O. N. G. The home team were greatly over matched as fat as weight was concerned end were gen erally considered to lie the losers be fore the game opened. But when quick, snappy playing soon told on the visitors who seemed to lose their grip during the second half. The Uattery boys went home defeated. They acknowledged they had been andsomely treated and said : "Don't tell us that farmers can't play foot ball." A NEAT CAI.EMIIR. There are many varieties of calen dars being distributed this year. Some are works of art but large, while others are small, neat and handy. To the latter class belong the ones Is-ing handed out in this. section by the Wisconsin Central Lines. They are lust the size for the desk and may be had by addressing Mr. Jas. c. roud, Gen. rassenger Agent, Mllwaukie, Wis., or Mr. Geo. H. Batty, Gen. Agent 213 Stark St., Portland Oregon. The Wisconsin Central trains run between St. Paul or Minneapolis and Milwaukle, or Chicago and close connections are made with all trains to and from these points. Its dining car service is strictly what ported traveler! want nd prices are very moderate, i our nearest ticket agent will provide you tickets on application over this favor ite route. Exetrlxa Xetlr. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the lat will and tretaiuent of iMtrling Smith, deoeued, haa been admit ted to probate in the County Court of tb tat or dregnn, or n athmgton County an-l that latter testamentary t hereon been laaurd to the undersigned a leeutrif thereof, and that haa duly aal tied and entered upon in atecnaig of her dutiea. All peraona nainr clnlma against aatd es tate of Uarhng emitb, deceased, are brby requested to present them to ine, with proper ennrher, al tb office) of II. Tonga. In Iliilahoro, Oregon, within is month Irotn this date. fAHAII SMI HI. Er-cotrli of the list will and la antral of Darling Smith, dermsed. Pated this Tin day of Janairy 1S97. NllKKItl'V HALF. OX I 4UU.CI.OSI II K. rV VIUIIE Of AS EXECUTION. lJ deer u! urJvr of !, mailed oat al in uircuil tuur ui tti six of Ongom for Wwhingtou C-.utuj. la favor or (iwin Hobinaon, i-ia mm, ana amnt W. M, fro It, J. H. Koaler, Utorria M. Kniifbt, J. i. Kmsbt, E. 1. Kuh.r. K. 1. fuller and Uarrv W. Billon, drf. ndaiita, for Ilia uin ol coal. od f-T lb lurtiiar auut of f.Ht-M, V. B. gold cin, wilb ineiaat hereon al i rale of e-gut rr cenl per annum from the Sli day of November, lays, sod for tu coat a aud txpeaaeaol aale and of na.-l wilt, Nov, therefor, by virtu and in pursu ance ol tii.l Judgment, Uet-re nd order of aale, 1 iil, on Monday, Hie IMU dav of January, at the aoutli iloor of the Court Houae, iu liiibboro, Washington County, Orison, at the hour of ID o'clock a m, of aal d jy, tell at pubis auttion lo the liljdieat hid.ler lor cub, tb following deecribe-l real proi-ertr, own : Ioie even i;i and client fSlofsnd in Work fori.i. (4'i) of and in South toaxt addiuou to lb town of Hiliaboro. Waahinnton Oounty. Ureaon. Lrin. be. ingand xituat within Waaiilngion Oounty uicon loeaiiai? iu uereiiiueiore named auiua, and for Ibe coat and eipeneca of eaiueat. oaiu property win De eoia auo Ject to redemption aa per atatut of Ore gon. Wiineaa ny baud tbia 17ih day ol Lwccmoer, jwjw w. I. i;i.AlrUlU Sheriff of Waahiugton Co. Htat of Ore gon. Uf K. H. Happingion Uputr. Tuoe. U. Tongu Attorney lor Plaintiff rY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. 1 3 aecrew ana oruer of sale, tsvued out ol the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Washington County, in favor of David OiHxlsell, plaintifl, and againat C. It. Bun nell, U J. rlnnnell, Lytuan T. llirkl.n, Moili A. ilicslin, Leonard Hicklin, Harsh ilickiiu, Etta Williams, U. li. Williams, Clara A. Utcklin (now Clara A. Outs) Uamel uuie, nannau rlioklln, Irene U. Hicklin, Arthur . Hicklin and Kursh L. Cogdalle, defend ants, for lb sum of tltl, coita, and for lb further sum oi Mt u. s. gold aoin. with Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per e-ut per annum iroiu in &m nay oi November, 1X1M, and for the further sum of t&O, with interest thereon at tha rat of H per cent per annum from tb iUd day of November, IfSM, an l for the coal and eipenaes ol aula aud of aaid writ. Now, therefore, by virtu and in pursu ance ot aaid Judgment, deore and order of aula, I will, on Monday, the 11th day of January, IHliT. at tb south door of Hi Court Hou Hilbfhoro Waahinston coun ty Oregon at th hour of 10 o'clock a. ui., ol laid day, t I at public- auction to th highest b.u tir lor caah In following descrined real property, to-wit: Lying being ailuat in Washington County Oregon tl north one-half ol th donation land claim of John L. Hicklin and Martha Hicklin his wils tb bol ol said donation lurid olulm being described aa claim no 54 being parte of aectiona 34 and 36intlrlw and claim no 37 being part of section i 9 and 3 in t 2 r 1 w bounded and described as follows to-wit! Begin ning at tn n w corner oi in s w V. ol sec no 2 in t ii r i w running thence south 20 chains theiic n 4I" 15.52 chain thence north 24.4:4 chains thenc west 107.17 chains thence south 32 chains thenc a 2oa 20' 4r.A0 chains tbence east 20 chain to p.ac ot beginning containing 040.44 acre to satisfy tb hereinbefore named sums, and for the costs and sinenses ot said aale Said property wi l b sold subject to re demption as per statute of Oregon. Witness my band tbia lltn day of Dec em bur ltWi. W. D. BRADFORD, Sheriff of Washington County Htat of Oregon. JH-iS K. B. Sapplngton Deputy, CALL FOK WAKKAXTN. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT County warranl of the following numbers ol "ft" Herioi are now culled for and payable at my otlice. in tba City oi Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, and that interest will cease from thisdate. Numbers 4 III, 4.V2, (tfti. Wll. UIH, y!l, 102S, 0, 10.10, Vm, H'34, 10i. 1037, 1038, 1040, 1041. 1013, ioia Dated at County Treasurer's oflic In th City of Hillsboro, December 11, lMfti. A. B. OADV, 29 i County Treasurer. NliEItlFf" MALK OX FOKKCLOirllK. By virtue of an execution, der and order of sale, issued out of the Circuit Court of the State ol Oregoi, for Washing ton County, in favor of Simon Bachman end against Oeo. T. Led lord and Mary 11 ord for the aum of f 10.00 costs, and fcr the further aum of I7A7.83 U 8 gold coin with Interest thereon at the rat of 8 percent nay annum from th 21 dav ot July MM, nd the further eum of $37.00 U a gold coin with interest tbereon at the rata of 8 ner cent par annum from tb 3d day of Mao-ch 1SH6 and lor th coat and expenses of sale and of said writ. Now, there! re, by virtue and In per- suanoe of said judgement decree and or der or aale, I will on Monuay th 2fith day of January 18J6, at tb south door of tha Court House In Hillsboro, Wash ington C -unty, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a ni, of said day, sell at public auction to th highest bidder for rash, tb following described real property, --wit: Lots fonr (4) fir (51 and x (6) in bk numbered eight (S) in and cf Simmons addition to th town of Hillsboro, Wash ington County, Oregon. AH situate in w-unington uouiity, Oregon, to eatixty til hereinbefore narmd iiimf, ar.d for the costs and exponao of aaid sale. Said property will be aold subject to re demption as per statute of Oregon. Witness my hand tbi 24th day or Dec ember lf-yft. W. D. BRADFORD. Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. II v . B. Sanniuirtun. Denutv. Bauer A Green,- Ally for Plaintiff. 81-35 Notice of Assignment. TOTICK 19 HEREBY GIVEN. THAT W. K. IJeauchamn and Alio M. Baaachsmn ot Washington County, Ore gon, bare made an alignment to ma of all tneir propertv.real' an I petamrl for th oeneni of an tneir rredtiora in proportion to the amount ol their n-apeeliv claims. 1 hst l have liled a'tch assignment in th Circuit Court of the Slat of Oregon, fur Washington County, and have duly qual ified and entered upon tb discharge of my duties as such assignee, All persons, there. ore, hsving c alms against the said W. K. Beanchamp and Alios Beaochamp, or either of them, ar hereby notined lo present such claims nnder oatb, lo me at tba law oftlc of Oeo. K. Itaj.ey, in Hiliaboro. Oregon, or at my oM- within three niontb ol the date herein. Dated at Hlllsboro tbia 19ih day ol Decem ber, lsHtt. W. S. BARRETT, Assicne of W. E. Beauchamn and Al e H. Beauchamp, FOR MALK. QAACRE9 OF LAND. FOR Itsnn. ALL OU fenced, six miles Soulh ot Hillsboro 16 acres nnder cultivation, 22 acres slashed running water, good orchard, home, cellar, barn, granary, lien-hnu.e. wood-sbed, good ell an I water. Ad lre.a, Will'am Hoener, Ventura, Veutura County, California. 37 XOTIt'K ri-MIE ANNUAL Mr-ETINO OF THE stockbolders of the Hillsboro Elec trio Light and Water Co. wi.l be held at tha oflic of ih Cmpany, in Hil'sboro, Oregon, on Monday, Jsnn-irv lath, A. U. 1!0.. OtO. aCti tlHEKltii, 'J9 33 Secretary. BOOTS AND SHOES .. NEW SHOP. Having oommenre.l boslness In Hills boro, I am now prepared to make NKW WOKK and to a-tv especial attention to .. REPAIRING .. SATISFACTION with all orders entrust ed to m la guaranted. AH work promptly don, and at moat ressonahle pneea. Shop oa Second Street, between Mala and Wsshtnaton. next door to Down's blacksmith shop. ROBERT WAU5ER, II Ulster), Orfa M II Kit I r fX MALK OX FOltiX'LOMl KE. rY VIRTUE Oi" AN EXECUTION 1 J decree and order of sal, issued out of lb Circuit Court of tb Male of Oregon, lor Washington Comity, in lavor of K Jbe II. Walker. PlaiutirT and aiainsl J. . al each am and Martha E. Meachain. delend ante, for lb aums of $lj.iJ, costs, aud for th further sum ol u. S. gold eruji wilb Interest tbereon al ID rate of iu pe cent, per annum, from tue 11th day of December, la:, aud for tbe coeit and ex- pencea of aal and ot aaid writ. Now, therefore, by virtu and in pur suance of said judgment, decree and order ol aal. i win on Monday the It n aay oi Jauuary, lso7, at the south, iloir of the Court Hutu, in Hnl.bv.ro, Washington County, Oregon al th hour or ten o ciocx a. m., of aaid day, sad al public auction to in iiigneat uiuuer lor casn, in following described real property, lo-wit: Lying, being and situate wubin Wash Ington County, Oregon, aud more particu rlv described as loiiows lo-wil: com- nitnulng ou the et liue uf ie douaiion land claim of Anderson Smith 'nd wil in section tt tlaofr 2w of tbe Willamette Meridian aaid point being 17.22 chains north f west from the southeast corner of said d I e and ruuing tbsuce weel 61 chains to a point on west line ol sa d d I o l.t2 chains north 12 and 30' east from tbe southeast corner of th donation land laira of John Johnson and wile, thence north 12s and 30' eaal on th west lin rf ol aid Smith donation land claim IS cbaina to th southwest corner of th laud owned and iu possession ol Oeorge Hants, thenc aal on th lin of aaid land 2u chains to southeast corner thereof, then north on east lineof said land 4 25 chains thenc east 26,10 cbaina to the eaal line of said Anderson Smith's donation land claim, thence souib f east on aaid line to tho placa at bCfciuiun .uuUuma on hundred aore to ai tisly th hereinbefore named tnna. and lor in cost and ex netiaes oi said sale. Said property will be sold subject to redemption as per statute ol Oregon. Witness my band this Mill day of Dec ember, I sua. W. D. BRADFORD. Sheriff of Washington County, State of Oree-on. tiv K. B. SanuiiiKton. Denutv. Oeo. K. Bagley, Atl.rney tor flalntitr. 01 84 Nil Kill t' (''I MALI! OX FOKF.CLOSIKH. BY VIRTUE OK AN EXECUTION, decree and order ol sale, issued out ol tba Circuit Court of th Stale ot Ore gon, for Washington C mnty III favor ot Kobert lmbria. Plaintiff and against Peter Abplanaipand Kairina Aupluiiaipuelviid aula tor tb aum of 17.60 costs, and for the further sum of aioOi.OS V a gold coin. with Interest thereon at the rate ol eight per ceut per anum, from the 24fh dav ot November lfytl, and jr the costs aud ex panses ot sal and said rit. Now, therefore, by Virtu and In Demil ance of said judgement, (lecrre and order of sail, i will, on Monday tha 11th day ot January 1697, at th south door of the court House, In Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, at th hour ol ten o'clock a. iu, ol aaid day, aell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following deauribed real property, to-w it: Lying being situate in Wellington Co Oregon and mora particularly described as loiiows town: ueginniug at a point S.45 chain west from the South east 0t rner of the donation land claim of Geo. W. Kbherta and wile In See two (2) township one south rang two (2) weal of th Willamette .Mersd n and running thence north on the est lina ol Mrs. James Neils land 18 84 chains to tb north lin of aaid Kbbirts, Claim tbeno west on aaid line 13. 77 chains to an old poet thence south 18 84 chains to the south lin of said Ebberls claim thence east 13.77 chains to the place ot beginning containing 25 W aorea to satisfy tha here inbefore named sums, and for tbo costs and expensea of said sail Said property will be auji subject to re .Icmption, aa par statute ol Oregon. Witness my band this 10th day of Dec ember W. D. liRAnronn. Sharif! of Washington County. State ot Oregon. By E. B. SAfrtNUToH. Deputy. 2!) 33 MHEKIFF'N MALK OX FOKF.CLOSI KF IV Y VIRTUE. OF AN EXECUTION decree and order of sala issued out of tb Circuit Court Of the Stat of Oregon, for Washington County, in favor of Kobert Imbrie. P.aintitT. and against John Wieser and Frank KellermanM Uelendants, lor th sum oi si4.iuo, costs, and tor tb further aum of tiJ7.23, C. B. go d coin, with interest thereon at tbe rate of eight per cent, per annum, from the 24th day of November, IKiTt and for the costa and expenses ot aal and of said writ. Mow, therefore, ny virtu ana in persu- nc or aaid iudsement. decree and order of aale, I will, on Monday the 11th day of January, 1SIM, at th aou n door ot the Court House. In Hiliaboro. agliington Oregon, at tbe hour of ten oclock a. tu., of said dev. sell at public auction to the high est bidder for cash tb following described real property, to-wit: Lying being and aitnale tn Waihlngton County, Oregon and described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the south line ol th donation laud claim of Itaac Buttlcr and wile ir. section 85 to nship 1 north rang 2 west or th Wilinmett - Meridian at a point 21 chaius westward from tho H. E. corner of said donation land claim and running thane south 1 degtee and 48 min ute coat 25.15 cbaina to Kbberl'a line thenc west 7.95 chains, thenre north 1 degree and 48 rainutea weat, 2i.l5 chains to Butler line and thenc eastward 7 lij chains to the begining containing 20 acres of land to satisfy tha hereinbefore named urns, and lor th costs aud expem a of aaid aale. Said property will be sold subject to re demption, as per state of Oregon. Witness my band tbia 10th day of Dec ember, 1SM& vr. v. nr. a - ij. Sheriff of Washington County, Hiaie of Oregon, 29 33 By, E. B, Sapplngion, Deputy. MlCBIt't N HAI.K Ry virtue cf an execution, decree and order of aale. Issned oat of the Circuit Court of th State of Oregon, for Washing ton County, tn favor of Uaorg v. ratier- aon and against K. 8. McLeod, Mariba McLeod and Anton Ffan ner for th sain of f 17.80, costs, and for th further snm of HtalOu C 8 gold coin, with interest thereon at th rat of 10 per cnt per annum from th tfird day of November iKi, anu ma further an in of IAuO eoat and the further sum of $100.11 U 8 gold ootn witJ Intcreat thereon et the rate of ten n' nt per annum from the 231 day of novemoer I HIM and lha further sum of 144.00 li 8 gold co.n with interest thereon at the rate of H per eent per annum from the 231 day of November IMiKi and tor Ih costs and eipenses of sal and ol ss'd writ: Now, lb lor, by virtu and in persu anc of said Judgement decree and order of sal. I will, on Monday tb 2Sth day of January at the south door of th Oourl House In Hiliaboro, Washington County, Oregon, at ih hour ot iuo cioca a m of said day, sell at prblio auction lo th bixbsl bidder for is h th fo lowing decribd real property, to-wit Tb south bailor th northwest ana ne norm y. of th southwest W section 'a towrn 1 south range 8 west Will Mer eonUtning lho acr. Ail ailuat in Washington Co., Oregon to satisfy th hereinbefore nameii sums, and lor ih coal and eipenses ol said sal. ... 8 aid oromrtr will be (old sqojeci to re demption a per atatut of Oregon. W tnees my hand this 23J day nf ec ember. 1-sw. W. D. BKAUrOKD. Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. Cf . B. Bappington, Deputy. Tho. H. Tongue, Ally for plaintiff. SI 35 Tine la slve. Notice I hereby given that on Ih l ih day of October imn. w gav our minor son, Robert j. Tompkin his time. Vt will therefore, make no claim for his eer vioes, nor he reaponsttile for hi contract from and aftsr thai date. 31 M (MKS,,. 1. TOMIKIS3. WM.TOMPKINH. Dated at Hillsboro, Or., Dec tl, lifiH. AaalcMM Hle. f will sell at public auction at fission, 1 Oregon, Haturday, January th .1. al 10 o'clock am, tb personal property of W. K. Beaochamp, Insolvent. Terms of sale: A eiwrtlt of win months with approved security will be allow.!. K W. N. BAKKETT, Assign of t be est ate of W. K. and Alic at. Beaachamp, Insolvents, 31-33 LOOK OUT! And reayl tliis carefully if you want to keep a . Jewelry;Store in 'your City, aal I call atten tion a-ain of the." people 'ol HilUlioru au-1 vioinity lor tlu-Jlost time to call and ee my New liolidav liomU, also to Buy Watch, CMotkt or Silverware. I havo a line) of Kings, Chain, rk-arf ami lireant Pin. Sleeve and Collar Huttona, Silk WaU-h tiarls ami Vevt Chains, gall line of Optical (.iooJs, Ilnmeleta, Ojwra Ulttaaea, Silver. Ware, etc. ZZ VI ZZ ! ZZ WILL UNDERSELL PORTLAND Rinvs mJ to orler if or.lera.1 inlitiiu. All Watchva and Kepairing'left'over three bfrirt)ii mil ?t be called lot-Lwlorw December 25th or will be sold for tha charges. Ke metnlier lyourj lrieinla with I'hristuia lreenti). Yours Truly, zZ ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT IF YOU WANT TO HIRE GO City Livery liable Whore you will find the IJi HILLSBOltO. EVERYTHING FIRST - CLASS. (Jooil Teams, Hood Bussles and Good Drivers. Second and Washington 8t. i HAVE YOU USED BUTTER PARCHMENT? ay ... All gilt-edged butter put on the mar- . . . ket by creameiies is wrapped in paper. S . . . The product of the private daity would ... reach its market in much bettei condi- . tion 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- 27 Parch ment wrappers cost 3 cents. 500 Sheets, 8x11, 500 Sheets, 8x13, directly and IMlrei-iJy, iiy peoplo whn oinnut do their own figuring, writ their own letters, or keep rtieir own hoo.ts; and Who do not know when hiiiMiieu and legal imper which they miuMuindla every (lay aro nia.lo put correctly. X"AII these things, and much mom, we tcac-h IhnnniuMy. c Hundreds of our gradimtes am In gol prwltlons, and there will be openings for hundreds-nnre when times Improve. Kn.r l the time to p re aire for them. UesUles, a business eifucat loiuls woNIi all It rusts, n- i-nr's turn use. Hend for our catahauo, U learn tvhof and how we tench. Stalled fri t lo uny address. Portland Business College, Partland, Oregon. A. I. Armstrong, Prtn, NIIKUIFF'M NALK OX FORECLONrilK. y virtue of an Execution, decree and order of sale. Iss:ted out uf the Circail Court of the 8tate of Oregon, for Washing County, In favor of William P. Lord Gov ernor of the Htat of Oregon. li.lt. kin caul Secretary of Htat of th Bint of Oregon and Phil Ineiacban 8tnt Trees, urer of the Htai of Oreeon, and together constituting ex-offices the board ot C iu missionars for the sale of school and uni versity landa and fur the inveatmrnt ol funds arising therefrom, and n--e nut II. U. ltendrlx, Ziril la J llendr.s, Hillsboro Co-operative Co., H. Hamilton, the New ton Wagnn Co. a corporation, A. J. Wilkra William Corbitt, Oonald Macleay and Itohert I.ivingi'on Administrator of the estat of Kenneth Macleay deceased, David tntrwood, I.nora A, llarwooo, in rirsl National Hank of Hillsboro Orciron and Homer F. Hendrix for the aum of tft 50. costs, and lor th further gum of llim.OJ U 8 goitt coin, with Interest tbereon althe rate of 8 per cent, per annum, from th 1st dav of December lrW, and the further sum of $10,110, costs, and lor the further sum of $74.00 l a gold coin, with Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, ironi tbe 1st day of December lauti, and th further aum of $3.00 eo-its, with In teres tbereon sine said date at th rat of H per cent, per annum, and for th further aum f $343 00 1 8 gold coin, with intcreat thereon at the rata of 10 per cent, per annum from th Tin day of November, 13 and tor the costa and xpensea ol aale and of said writ. Now, therefore, by virtu end in pursu ance of said judgement, decre and rder ol sale, I will, on Monday th 25 day ol Januarv, 1W7, atth south door of the Court House, In Hiliaboro, Washington Cjuntv, Oregon, at the hour o. 10 o'clock a. m of aaid day, aell at pnhrie auction to th big est bidder for cash, tb following described real property, towiti Commencing at a post on tb north lin and 6.B7 chains caat of Ih northwest cor ner of th donation laodjclmm of II. H. Hendrix and wile in seo S3, township I north rang 3 west Will Mer. and running thence nal on ssid north lin 341 che, thenc sonth SSri ch thenc cast 14 35 chs to the w corner of land on April 3 "H owned hy F. Pomeroy thence north 1 45 east 7.t7 chs thenc east 4.3U chs thence north i 20 chs to a poet on north I n of said Hendrix donation claim thenc ea.l on aaid north line 31. 'JO chs to division lin betareea husband and wife's hall of said Hendrix donation claim; thenc aouth l.50cbto Ih south lin of said Hendrix donation claim, thsnc west on said south line 00.04 ch to a post thenc north 17.50 eh to th place of beginning containing tfl.OTacre. All situate in Wasbiagton County Htste of Oregon to aalisfy Ibe hereinWor named euro, and for th Costs and expenee of S.I. rlald property will be sold ut)er to re demption aa per statut of Oregon. Witness my hand this ijS day of Decem ber. 1-si. W. D. ISRAbr'OKi), Hber lf of Wahinton Count. Oregon. By K. B. 8appington. Deputy. Thos. II. Tongue, Ally Ui Plaintiff. ' 3133 VI - VM ZZ Vj I.. V. BERCKMOI-S. A GOOD LIVERY TEAM TO THE rS3 liest Teams that can be lnwl 55 cts 60 cts The standard me for 2-pouud rolls is 8xn inches; 2-pound blocks are wrapped in the 8x13 size'. One reason why paper has not been generally used heretofore, farmers could not get it at the general store. It is now kept at the Independent of fice cut to any size wanted. are lost annually, J. A. Wco, Mcrtiy. HE AMES, CAXJtOT BE Ct'REU By local applications, aa they cannot reach tha diseaaed portion of the ear. There is only on way to cur deafness, and that is by constitutional remadie. Deaf nessis caused by an Inflamed condition of th mnoous iiuing of Ih Eustachian T obe. When this tube gets Inflamed, you have a rumbling a.,und or imperfect hear ing, and when It is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless th Inflammation can be taken nnl and this tube restored lo its norma! condition, hearing will he de stroyed forever; i.loe rasea out often ar cr.used by catarrh, which I nothing but an tuUamed condition th mucous sur faces, W will give On Hundred Dolls rs for any case of Dealnee (oaused by Catarrh) that cannot be cored by Haifa Catarrh Cur. Mend for eircnlirs, free. o ,.. JV- CKNKY A CO., Toledo. O. 8-ld by Druggists, 75c Hall's Family I'illsare th best. RIBBONS AND CAR BOX PAPER FOB TYPEWRITER!) AT INDKPKNDKa F9I0B The U. S. Oov't Reports tbow Roy ml Bmklag Powder E AWpcrtos to mil oCbdars.