HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT.
FRIDAY, JANUARY -,22 IS97
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Call on Humphrey fur loans on
gmni property, also farms to reut and
lo et'll.
Miutf tn loan in kuitm In an It
Room 1-2 Hhuto Bldjr., Hillsboro
Oregou.
Wanted, for canti, 600 to 1,000 ai-ri
of ilow land, uiunt lie cheap. Ad
dans D. K. lluach Hylvaa pout oliice.
O. N. Halo, west of town la buxy
with hi frrutiw. He U removing the
Htumpe and roots from a dve acre lot
which will be added to hia tillable
Holds thin Hprlng.
It in found on digging Into the po
tato tteltla that the frost of last Nov
ember did much damage to the crop.
From a half to two third of the i
tiitoes were fro zed.
President Thos. McClelland of Pa-i-lfle
University has returned from
the Kant. He hopes now to tie able
to remain at borne at least till the
M'hool year chimw In June.
There la no place in town where
ran Jies can be had equal to thine at
Hrock's. He does not have a inou
oply, but has the gootl taste to cater
to his atrons no as one else in doing.
Wm, Mnkt .wikes bnoe t h!
hIui on Hecond street, HIHhImo, fir
5.50 per pair, aewed shoes fir 5,
and gives siiecial attention to n-pair-ing.
He uses only fint-grade stock
which enables him to guarantee his
work.
The heavy rain, Tuewlay afternoon
and night was followed by a ehlnook
wind which brought balm to the cli
mate. The breesse was a melter to
to the plains of Eastern Oregon when
leaguos of grazing laud have tieen
bared for range stock.
The cheap rates ot 912 cabin and
$i steerage, Including meals and
berth, are still in etfect on the O. It.
& N. (Jo's steamers, from Portland to
Han Francisco. Steamer leave Port
land every live days. For further
particulars see J. I. Knight, Hills
boro. The R lgistrar of Amherat College
writes that ono of the Forest Grove
hoys has taken the highest rank In
chemistry of any man in that insti
tution. The olllcial takes occasion
to remark that it speaks well for the
department of chemistry at Forest
Grove.
The personal property belonging
to the estate of Wm. Mauzey, de
ceased, will be sold at private sale.
Those desiring to purchase can obtain
particulars by ;eniulrlngr of J. A.
Imbrie, executors, at the county
clerk's office or on the farm, six
miles northeast of Uillslioro.
Next Sunday morning, at the Con
gregational church, services will he
held at 11 o'clock, the subject of dis
cussion being "The Modes of Men
and their effect on character." Hun
day school at 11 o'clock a. m., Chris
tain Kndeavor at 6:30 p. m. and the
reading continued of the serial story
'In His name."
Why suffer with coughs, colds and
la gripie when Laxative Rrouio Qui
nine will cure you In one day. Does
not produce the ringing in the head
like sulphate of quinine. Put up In ,
tablets convenient for taking. Guar-1
an teed to cure or money refunded.
Price 25 cU. For sale by the Delta.
Hpoclal Sale for renewing stock
before holidays-Till Nov. 28th I
will offer a discount of 20 per cent for
amounts of one dollar and upwards
on clocks, watches, Jewelery, music
and opt icle goods. Also I am pre
pared to make and fit all kinds of
rings and sets to order. Work done
promptly. Wood taken In trade,
Yours truly, L. V. Berckmoes.
Jeweler, Hlllsbore Oregon.
The H. P. Company has not taken
off the flying train between Portland
ml Han Francisco, nor have the
standard rates been established. In
cluding bertha, the tickets for Pull
man standard sleepers are $21 and
for Pullman tourist HloeKrs $M. A
train starts every five days, leaving
Portland at 10 p. m. The next trams
leave Portland Sunday, January 17.
Representative Hudson is not
silently sitting in his chair at Salem,
as the following paragraph from a
paiier of that place testilles: "Mr.
Hudson, the bright young republl
dan from Washington county, raised
a cheer yesterday morning by declar
ing that he did not lay all the blame
for delay and filibustering upon the
shoulders of the populist and demo
cratic members, but it must be shared
by the republicans who are assisting
them in It. He called upon the five
members of the Multnomah delega
tion who have stayed out to account
for themselves.,,
F.verltt, of tho Delta had a hearty
laugh this week, Indeed he yet enjoys
great merriment and this is what
provokes it. He was behind his pre
scription cae when two boys Idled
up to a counter. They saw no one
and evidently thought the drug store
was taking care of Itself. It was, too,
but they did not Just then rea ize
u i.-.. ,.!i aour the urchinastealth-
Ily slip several sample packages of
l ascureis intu men i" -
i.....iaia m kind of candy
whose medicinal use Is for the cure
of constipation. uy "emsi-ivw,
thsesanie boys were delighted with
the pleasant awe of their "And
i...',k.,.,.i "Oh. dear" and
that is what makes Miles laugh and
.i... i nn the stomach wttn
r'C. V Thev "found" too
1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 imiiMot
much.
II. 8. Shuster photographer here In
. . .. . rriati.l in Portland
on Wednesday charged with sweat-
Ing goll coins, ins ,
new double eagles in uiiro muri...
. poaililv attacks firoltl.
Thus a Ihln shaving of the precious
metal wasdisolved and held in solu-
i... The mi n would lie
1IOII IIV lM-wm.-
a little thinner but among the com
mon people It would pass. The thin
coin would buy silver, and the silver
.i k,i new coins. Thus the
endless chain turned. Shuster had
five twenties In his purse when ar-
. . . ii hl .eenneMl BUSIlil'lOn
In Hiltsbnro and doubtless went to
Kant Portland to get In a larger field
tvk...rn.inlh admitted that he
had been engaged n -wotIr.r. and
that he precipitated the gold from
the acid solution and thus obtained
profit. The pedalty for the offense
is one to ten yean In the penitentiary
Mr. L. E. Wilkes has Junt received
letters patent bearing date Jauuury
I2lh, IsU7, fur record typewriter
with bis machine tyjie
written records can tie nimlo in
bound books. Inventions had al
ready been inado to do the same
uui mey would not
aiwaciory since either the
umciuns or me book had to
move, iiy Mr. Wilkes' invention
ooin mo machine aud book are sta
tionary and only the leaf of the book
moves. Mr. Wilkes' Idea Is a valu-
aoitt one ana bound to come into
general use. It is thought the ma
chine can be manufactured and ll
for $.r,o, at whii-h figure all record
ing unices can afford to buy In Joed
the Iook-ke4er in merchantile
nouses and iu bauks will adopt
tuuun
A mooting of tSie land survey urn of
me siaie were neiu in the Surveyor's
olllce in Multnomah countv hist
Mouduy afternoon to study L. 11
Wilkes' hill reirulatincr tho duties
and privileges of laud survevors.
Mr. Wilkes has been ensured 1111011
such a bill for some time and has re.
ceived many words of commendation
rrom those surveyors who hive seen
his bill, in his bill, Mr. Wilkes
promises to have all laud surveyors
examined and licensed the same as
teachers iu the public schools now
are. Then all work done bv them
Is to be equal resiiect as that of the
County surveyor, tmt that officer Is to
nave charge of all tho records 1 stain
ing to the oiliw. Altogether the leg
islation asked will not only be of ad
vantage to the surveyors but to ..the
puoiiv genera iiy.
Notices are up for a special school
meeting to occur January 30lh to
consider how much special tax will
IM3 levied in District No. 7, Ililleboro,
to run a 9 months' school. The
meeting will lie held in the school
house at 2 o'clock p. m. This year
we have but 6 months' school. Can
we afford it?
Mr. J. II. Thatcher, of the Oregon
Telephone Company, was in town
yesterday in the interest of his com
pany, which desires to install an ex
change in town. The canvass had
not been completed at the timenf
seeing him, but it had progressed so
fur that its success Is all but assured.
Post Master Hchulmerich Is fifty
cents short on sweated gold. A few
days since he made a remittance in
which there were four fives that
would not tip the beam at the stand
ard weight. They were stamped
"Light" and he got credit for $I.50.
At a meeting of the City Council
held last Tuesday evening the tax
levy for city purposes was fixed at 8
mills. The valuation of city proier-
ty Is returned at $21)8,095.00. If all is
collected tho levy will produce a rev
enue of $2,384.
That beautiful row of poplars on
tho south side of the road through
the Ladd A Reed farm Co'a property
as one approaches Koedvillo has been
cut down. The beauty of that I incis
much marred by the cruel woodmen.
Ex-Seuator Cogswell, of Lake
county, was in the city yesterday
visiting with his old school ixiy
friend, Hon. H. V. Gates.
Have you a sweet tooth? Then
try Brock's candies. They are un-
equaled for puriiy and sweetness.
Brock has added to his trade a Hue
of fine candies. Ihese goods tempt
tho palate of the most fastidious.
The attendance at tho Forest Grove
College is ahead of what It was at
this time last year.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
CIIMUIT COURT.
An adiourned session of the circuit
court was held Jan. 18th, Judge Me-
Uride on the bench.
K Quaekonbush v C B Bunnell;
decree for plaintiff.
Forest Grove Uoor & L.umier uo v
D McPherton; Judgment on a decree
from the supreme court.
Tontrue v McDiiiigai; a motion to
allow the clerk to correct a transcript
heretofore filed was denied.
Good in v Mary Wells; decree lor
the plaintiff.
Asiunwail v i-iwier ei ai; ienion
Bowman appoiuted guardian ad
litem of minor heirs.
Uoodscll V Buhnell; snlo of realty
confirmed.
Geo W Patterson v John Northrop
et al; decree for plaiutiff.
Matilda l Mewart v josepn u
Stewart; divorce granted.
Aspinwall v roster; uccrco lor
plaintiff.
State v Charles and Walter Ben
nett; Charles sentenced to six months
Imprisonment in county Jail. Wal
ter was sent to the reform schoolTill
legally discharged.
Birdscll v Gray; james jmnrie,
executor, made a defendant.
Beeson v Beeson; delimit entered.
Blank v Walker, administrator;
argued and submitted.
Henry Gilmore v icna uinnorc;
decree of divorce allowed to the
plaintiff.
Wiicanucr v unm; on irmi.
I lU)n AT K (WBT.
Estate Thos J Reed: will of de
ceased admitted to probate and Geo.
W Reed appointed executor U serve
without bonds. Tho appraisers are
John Farber, J W Moyes and Hyrani
Ray. The Inventory nieu snows
personal property valued at $ I '1 and
realty valued at $2152.50.
Estate Jos r augnn, ueceaseo;
administrator authorised to sell real
estate for cash in hand.
Estate Chas W Tarlton, ueceaseo;
Alfred Davies appointed administra
tor with bonds fixed at $225. The
appraisers are Geo Baker, Geo Hugh
son and David Cady. Inventory
shows personal personal property
valued at $19.80, realty $2(M), total
$21!80. Ordered that the is rsonal
property be sold at private sale.
Estate Robt Imbrie, deceased: will
admitted to probate. J A lmtirie
appointed executor to serve without
bonds.
Estate It II Catching, deceased;
sale of real property confirmed and
the executor was ordered to execute
a deed. '
Estate Wm Mauzey, deceased; in
ventory filed showing an estate
valued at $21,572.62. The adminis
trator Is authorised to sell personal
Kroner tv at private sale.
Ksiate Geo Hell, deceased: rrisirt
of the executor filed and approved
af rr it was examined.
Estate Iarling Smith, deceased:
Inventory filed showing real and per
sonal proierty worth $20,056.61.
Estate Saral J Mull deceased: On
a petition to sell real estate, ordered
that citatation Issue by publication
revuirlng the heirs to appear Feb 23d
and show cause w hy said real estate
may not be sold.
MARKIAQK IKENSES.
License to wed were Lssued Jan. 12
to John II Darland aged 28 years
and Annie L Perry aged 23 and Jan.
15 to Henry W Huslageaged 25 years
and JeW Ida Wiliams aged m years.
l)ea! Utter LUU
The following is a list of letters re
maining uncalled for in the pobtolttce
atllillshoro, Jad. It), ISD7:
Mr F. M. J. Murphy. Mahlon Hall
and J. E. Giesler.
All letter not called for by Jan.
30th will besent to the Dead Letter
Otlloe. One cent will be charged for
each letter culled for.
II. St'HtLMEKK'ir, P. M.
JI KV Mr tOK 1SJ7,
The following citizens have been
draws to s?r.e as Jurors fir 1337.
lteedvillc
J B Iuilay Grain Merchant
Hans Rasiuust'u ,
Andrew peirson
N P Okerniau
Martin Hanson
1) It Wheeler ,
.Farmer
C II Willoughby
Geo Hiighson
Michael Welch
ti
South Forest Grove
M 1) Markham Farmer
M H Shinlev "
JasierG Raines Blacksmith
II D Breyant Mechanic
Hugh Smith Farmer
John Farlier
S G Hughes
E A Krcidcr
' " !N'orthIiifTsTMiro-
Adam Young
P M Jackson
E II Warren
P Baughman
..Electrician
Farmer
Farmer
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Sam Williams... "
T R Imbrie "
Peter Boscow "
E J Lyon Liquor Dealer
R B Goodin Capitalist
II V Gates
J W Shute Banker
A Sicler Laborer
North Forest Grove
Austin T Buxton ....Farmer
S T Crow
W II Crosley
M E Dilley
Sam C Seears
II F Gorden
David Smith
John M Gleason....
T A Router
South HillulKiro
C E Crocker
R Crandall
Joseph Mann
Hen Hay
Win Mcijuillau
ZJ Wood, jr
C E D.'ii hiiian
D M O Gault
II P Ford
Ch.is Bo wen
John Carsteus
John Milne
Thos D Humphries..
Dilley Precinct
Abner Brigs
William Gray
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Farmer
Merchant
Editor
Seculator
Mechanic
n
...Miller
Abstracter
Merchant
....Blacksmith
Milkman
Charles Hubbert
B F Purdy
A B Todd
Robt Alexander......
ES Gay lord
Farmer
Otto Wismer
Dairy Creek
J C Moore
.Merchant
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....Firmer
Willis Ireland
A Thornburg
II C Carsten
W S Spread borough.
J C Hartly w
W Ixiyd 7T.
C Jesse
A J Roy
W C Sugalls
Dan Baker
C P Yates
Went Butto
D A Morris Farmer
M E Diilaboy "
S;m Soronsen... "
W 1) Taylor "
Arthur Flint "
C M Johnson '"
Sol Jack "
Ci Hodgi-s
Nels Nelson '
J M Marion
Fnil Groner "
John Caldwell "
Buxton
S Paisley Farmer
Win Stephens
Dan Leicey
II T Buxton...
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Joseph Matod "
East Butte
W J Robinson Farmer
J B Walker "
Andrew Johnson "
S A Durham "
Ed Huffman "
Euiil 1 1 il man "
James McGowan "
J M Burrows "
OleOlsen u
A W Davis k "
South Tualatin
Geo S Campliell Farmer
W J Iart "
C II Bnxiks "
W Stephensi-n "
Geo Tivyley "
W C tVillier "
Chas Wilcox "
C L MKVirmiek "
Geo Robinson.
C II .McSherry.
Blacksmith
West Ceilar Creek
B II Alber......
..Farmer
C A Cavell "
JtXiuston "
J E. Towne "
Thos Mathison "
John Pnpe "
August Meibus "
John Her "
SOHogan -
Chris Holznagel "
Beaverdam
Wm Butner Farmer
C Hickerthele "
J (J A Young "
L Keene "
W Graff. "
John Berger Jr "
John Keenl
W Hildenbrand "
Fst Cellar Creek
E A Eddy Farmer
Wm R Day "
A B Mulloy
I C. Hutter
Sherry Ford ,
L ) Senser
J F. Heron
Jiiseph Byron
J E Hedges
C Seuedcr ,
1
tUT Hedrlck
Mountain
Arthur Bseoi'
T G Meacham
J ( A Johnson....
II Luck
E J Cratib
Jolly Gillespie
J W Thompson....
II C Lewis
.Farmer
Let's take hold hands.
Mr. Grocer, and dance!
We've got some beautiful
business for you and with
you, and for and with your
customer.
-Schilling's Best Is the
tea. Pay every customer's
money back that don't like
it We'll pay you.
There's money in it
A artiillini A Camtmaf
m rraai
Washington .
Richard Connell Farmer
ihn Joss "
W Goodin "
M C Lincoln "
Alfred Gerber....... "
W L Bacheider "
Geo Bantz
lieonard Tompkins
J Kuratlie
II McLinn
Wm Rom
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I Ii lhiretv
John S Jackson "
Columbia
A Gorden Farmer
Geo Hellelre "
J A Lerey. "
Iiewis Powers
-I . Hsj,... .,...:..... "
A Tongue , "
W B Wilson "
NBerdan..;
Richard Schiffelin "
J C Beach "
JG Northmp "
Chaa Weeks "
Ger Armentrant...;; "
E P Cornelius..
W P Freeman ,
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Cornelius -
TE Cornelius. Farmer
John Buchanan "
Ben Schofield "
G N Hale
James Voting "
W H Lung "
Geo Hancock "
A Hergert "
C liH'hstroli "
M Cook
Gales Creek ' "
J F Laferty Farmer
B M Collins t
T Williams
Stanley Philips
James McClaran
Taylor I lanes
Friend Barrett
Richard llayeraft
J W II Adkins
O M Godfrey
Beaverton
Alfred Davies Farmer
Geo W Htitt
Ca Hornbuekle
Michael Welsh
John Henry
Wapato
John Baxter Fanner
Geo Tpmple
Peter Dethle
Pern Patton
S Schogren.,
Lewis Wilcox...
Willis Challaeonibe ,..
T W Sain
8 W Ralstron
C W Hudson
A t'aril.
I
To the friends who by their act of
kindness and eympathy assisted dur
ing the last illness of Roliert Imbrie,
we hereby extend our heart .eit
thanks. The Family,
IT TO DATEiSER V It' I',
A great many Pacific Coat people
when contemplating a trip east and
when bringing friends west, know
very little about the interior line, and
the object of this article- is to afford
reliable information.
In the first place for good time and
service, select a route via St. Paul
and Minneapolis, -because the lines
that way aro continuous utulor one
system without any change of cars,
anu every man rrom peanut agent
up, is a courteous, reliable and ex
perienced officer, ready to aid and
protect you in every emergency and
capable of msking you feel at home
and coinfortabe during the long Jour
ney.
M l hen sec that your ticket reads vis
the Wisconsin Central Lines because
that thoroughfare affords strictly first
class service, and the meals on its
dining cars (Always reasonable in
rice) are equaled by few and excell
ed by none. Geo. S. Batty. 2 16 Stark,
St., Portland, Or. is General Agent
or this company and will cheerfully
furnish you a neat and handy calen
der and full information on the sub-
jeet of transportation, if addressed or
called upon, and any agent will up
on application, sell you a ticket over
the V isconsin (Jcntral tilnes.
THE LECTURE (OUIME.
The first of a course of lectures ar
ranged for by Prof. Stanley, of the
public school, wns delivered at the
court house lust Friday evening.
President UimplMll, or the State
Normal School, made Ihn first ad
dress, followed by Pres. Chapman, of
the University of Oregon.
Their subjects were purely educa
tional in character aud contained
facts of vital Importance to every
person iu our state and nation as
well.
Pres. Campliell dwelt- more es
pecially utrfin the education of chil
dren, and of the boys and giris until
they are ready to enter college. He
deprecates the custom of Minding
young men and young women to
college and universities before they
are fully prepared to enter those In
stitutions of learning; better to im
prove ttie home schools by adding
the necessary four year's course after
the grammar grade is finished, then
they will be ready to enter the high
er schools Without doin hi nnieh
preparatory work before the -nu oe
gin a college course.
Pres. Chapman believes that the
safety of our nation lies in "eilcuation
of the masses and not of the ilssse;"
and gave Instances to show that much
of the effective work in school of
design and similar institutions is doue
by the educated son and dsiu'iter of
the poor man, children from the Milk
and file of the common people.
In substance, we must educate ur
boys and girls so that they may be
able to study the great problems of
the day for themselves and to form
correct opinions of the same without
the misleading aid nf drniHt; jues.
The lectures were, niont Invrvsting
throughout and of a high iuteiieetual
character, and the audience showed
its appreciation by the close atten
tion given during the entire evening.
The solo of Miss Grace Pis? and the
choruses by Prof. Werschkull's glee
club were f-xii Dent and added not a
little to tin. ili-Mure of the occasion.
ATttr a vole of than Us had been
proposed by S. imtor Huston, chair
man, to those who had contributed
to the evening's entertainment, the
audiene adjourned feeling that they
had i'l'Joyed a rare educational
treat.
The time of (he uext lecture has
not Ueu deiiuittly fixed, though it
will be at some, date in February.
A Curd.
To l!e friends a lio assisted during
the lato illness of illiam Mauzey
in acts of Limbics uud sympathy
we hereby extend our heartfelt
thanks. Mas. Martha Mai .ey
ami Family.
BOOTS AND SHOES
.. NEW SHOP.
Havim commence.! huainee in 1111-
txiro, 1 aiii now prepare! to nink NkW
noilk anil to gtva npi-cini atieniion to
R, E PAIR IMP
SATISFACTION with all order entruai-
eil to ma la guarameU. All work promptly
done, and at moat rennonal.le priuea.
Hiiop on Hocomt Htroet, between Mala
and WiMlitngtoii. next dual lo Uowu'a
blucksinith.aiiov.
ROBERT WAUSER,
HUhboro, Oregon.
CITATION.
IS THE I'Ol'NTY OH'RT, OF THE
Hlalo of Ofuuoll. lur WaolnliirUin
Cuuiuy.
In the matter nt the eitate of)
(Sarah J. Mull, deoeaaeil. (
To ('liarlva Henry WiliouKhby, John V.
Muter, Mary E. Lymrup, Cliria, Ly-
irop, Klliubeth A. Jai'k, Calvin Jack,
l.iura Hteoplea, l. P. Hieeplea, Hirali
(Jurrnn, James Cumin, Tliuraton I4.
.Maatvraand William Matter and 10 all
tstraiiiia interebttfd in uld estale. Uieet-
UK :
In the name of the Slate of Oregon, yon
am lit-r- by cited am! required to appear
in I he Conuly Court of tlie Htata ol Ore
in, for the County of Wualiin . ton, at the
Courtroom tliureoi, at HiliHt-oro, in ttie
County ol Waaiiiiif!ton 011 H-ilunlay the
'.'S-d day of February 1117, at 10 o'clock lit
Hie lore.ioou ot that duy, then and there
10 snow cauae. if any exiat, why an order
of Hale of the following deacr lied real pro
perty, ailuate in Waalnnicton C mntr. Ore
Kon, and dorilied a follow ti-wit:
tract: iiiut part of the llonation land
claim o: A. J. Maktera mid. Hiirali J. Mas
tarn hia wile In 1 1, a r 3 w. Will Mar boun,
ded and described I htia: C inimencinn al
a point n 1" SO' ohi and 4.11 chae
Irom th a w corner ot tlie n ol auid don,
laud clam thence n 12.12 dm thence o lo
line of ruilroa l thence H1" 0' e to ttie n
w corner ot tnnd nop owned by Hanst-'n in
aaid claim tlirnce 1" 3l' w 9. 30 i-ln to n
1 lie ol J iiue Kamuen land in anid claim
thence wualerjy on anid n lute of Jatnea
It lamiiatoii luml 10 the place of beitinninn
cuntainiiiK 18 acre. Second tract a
part of the ol the donaiion land claim
of A. J. Mnefera and Sarah J. Maater h
wileintli2w Will Mer bounded by
commencing at a point on tho 1. line of
1 he a of aaid claim aaid point belli- 25 SO
cha w of the e line of aaid claim thence
miming a 1" 30' w 8 S3 cha thence e7"
IX w to the went line of said o'ain. I hence
11 on ai I w line to the n w corner of aaid
aontu half of anid donation oiaim theme
e on ald n line of nun! a to the place ot
lieifinninff oontaininK ti.'U aorea mora or
U'eheu!d not be made aa prayed for in
the petition nf Tho-. lluniptiriea Eiecutor
of tl.e Inst will nnd letutnt-nt ol Hnrah J.
Mud deceased tilod 111 this court and
cause.
Wilni-M, the Hon. II. P. C rnel u.
Indira oi the County C urt ol ilie Suite ol
Oregon, lor the County oi Washington,
with the seal of vd Court aln I 'd thia 21 Kh
day of January 1H!I7,
Attoiti J. A. IMBI1IK
skal Clerk.
35 3 Br W. W. McKinney, D.-putT
UXKCITTOII'M MALI!
It K A LIT V.
OF
XTC-riCE 13 HKREI1Y OIVKS 111 IT
Xl m pumuiiuoi ot an order ol the
County Court ol the Stole of Oregon for
Washington Countv made nn the 11th
day ot January A. 1) 1WI7 in the matter of
the estate ot Aloia liar! weig .r, dvoeaied,
the unnereigned was authorized and di
rected to aeii at private 1 e certain real
eatiita belonging to aforesaid e-tnte and in
ii-l order and heri-iimfiMr prtiruhir de
crilied. I will on nnd ailer tlie III h day nl
Koliraary 1MI7 oiler at private ante on the
premise, ail of the 111 tore t nl aforaalo
AI01 Hardweigcr, deceased, at the lime ot
hia death oratnee aoiiilrt'd hy hi estate in
the following described real i-aiaie to- it :
Situnte in Wnaliington County Oregon
and being the 8 X of the N K if and the
S W of the 8 E M of aae l T 2 N R 4
W ot tn will, mer., containing HX) ncrea.
Terms of Male: Gi ld Com of the ITnited
.Slates, one-half nf purchnai price in hand,
the balanea payable on the lit day nf He
temlier. )elerrl payment to lie aecured
by note and mortgage on tho premises
anid. Kxoenae nf deed and mortgage to be
at the expense pu-o'ianer.'.
JOSEl'H J1AKDWKIORR. '
EXECHTOIt.
A nn I K ISTK ATOIt'M MA I.K.
NOTICE 13 HEllEriV GIVEN THAT
in piinra.i-ice nf nn order of tlie
Count, Court ol the State nf Oregon, for
n asuinguin wounty, nm.lj 01 the 11th
day of I inn rv Is 17. in the milter of ton
estate nf J P Vaughn deeeised, and to me
as adminiatrator thereof derected.
I will, on Hxturdnr the 'JU:h dav
nl February mi, at the south door of tlie
Court 1 louse, 10 Hillsboro. Washington
Conntv. Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock
a. m. of aaid day. sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, the followla
dcerribed real property, to-wit:
All 01 lota nutuberrd even (1) andelghl
(S) nf nnd in h'k no. thr-e (H) of and In
xiu:h P.irk ald to the town of Forest
Ui-ove, and alsi tiie tindivided one-third
ntinand to 1 i id 1 us uunitiere I one (1)
two (2) lhr.-c(;i) un l lo r ( ol and in
lilk nuinliered nineCI)au-l a 1 I fraetional
blk no ten (III) in tlie town .it lulley Wash-
ington IJuiimy, Oregon.
J. C. CI. AUK.
Auniinistralor ot Ilia eaiai ol J. V.
Vaughn dereaaed, 3Ti 3J
KXtX'l TOK'.H KOTIC't
N'OTICK 18 HEREBY C.IVEN THAT
llio will ol Uibe.t lin loir, de
ceases!, Inte o Washlngto 1 County, Ore
gon, and anisiinttng the undersigned ex
ecutor thereol, hiia Issjn duly a iuiittetj lo
probate In the t onnty t ourt ot the rtnte
of Oregon, for Wnslilng on county, and
letters toslameomrr ihereon isaneil 10 the
undersigned, and ihnt I have did qnnlili-
ed and entered upon ttie discharge i-f m -duties.
Alt person 1 therelore having
olaima against said e-tat ot Kobt. Imi-rie,
deceasest are hereby requested aud n q iired
to present them, with tlie prnper voucner.
In ma at tlie i-tlice ol th I ouiny Cierk in
It Msbjro, W.-tabingion County, Oregon,
within ail month from Hie uat' herein.
JAMKS A. IV ilKIK,
Executo- of the la-l will md I'i-s la
ment ot It-ibert Imbrie, decea ed.
Puled at HtllsHnro Oregon, this '!th. day
of January 1S.'7. :i 4-1.
KXF.Cl TOH'.H XOTIt'K.
TOOTICK IS 1IKKEHY GIVEN THAT
1 the wlllolWm. Man r, desessed,
late ot Washing on eonnty. Oregon, and
appointing the undersigned executor
thereof, baa been duly adm Ited to probate
tn the (! mnty Conn of tlie Stale of Oregon.
for Washington ottntty, and letter testa
mentary there issued to the undrrsiffned
and that 1 bare duly unaliiied and entered
arxm the discharge of my duties.
AU person thenifore having claim
asainat th c title of Wm. Mautev, iiesl.,
ar hereby riaeste.l and reqmrei to 1 re
sent them, with proper vom Hers to me at
th olllce of theConnty fl erk in Hit ' rn
Waahington C"0nty. Oregon, within ail
month from th date h reof.
J A M Ed A. IMBRIE,
Executor of the last Will and Testament
f Wm. Maoaey, decetaed.
ltdiaboro Oregon. Janu u-y 21 litlT. 40
The U. S. Qov't Reports
thow Royml Biking Powdtr
i superior to tit otbert.
MUEBIFt"M NAI.K OX
t'OKLCLOSl HE.
BV VIRTUE OF AS EXECUTION',
decree and order of !, issue.! out ot
tn Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
lor Washington County, in favor ol Mary
M Beal, I'la nt:n" and agaiust Janus
Harper and Mary f. 11 iriw.-, delend
ante, fur the sum of Ili Vt. cti, nnd (or
the turtber sutu of f-ttU fill, V. H. gold coin
with interest thereon al the rate ol 10 per
cent, per annum, from tue 30th day of
December. 1MM. and for the coela aud x
pencea of sale and ol said writ.
now, therelore, by virtue ami in pur
suance of aaid judgment, decree and order
ot s ile, 1 will on Monday IL, 1st day if
March, ISt7, at the soutu do .r 01 the
Co.irt House, in UVlibt.ro. Washibgtoii
County, Oregjn at the hour of leu o ciocg
a. ni. , of said day.aeil al public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, I he folio wing
described real property, 10-wit:
Lotaaumbered three aud four lj the
southeast t of th aouiheest ' end thu
eout'tweal ' of the eoulheast A of sectinn
thirty-one .ill in toenship one II njrta
ol rang four 4 wsl of the Wil Mdr con
taining HM acie. All aituat iu W h
inglon County. Oregon to a. tialy th
hereinbefore names! eutne. and for the
eoai aud expense oi aaid sale.
Haid properly will be sold aubject to
redemption aa tier ataltite ol Oregon.
Willie ray band mi iist day 01 Jan
uary, 1KU7.
W. I. BRADFORD.
Hheritr of Washington County, hiate of
Orenon.
By E. n. KapDington. Depot r.
Tnoe. H. Touguo, Ally lor I'.aintitT.
00 Xt
MHr.UIFVN HALF. OX
FOltFCLO I IIK.
By virtue of an execution, decree and
order of sale, isaued out of the Circuit
Court of the btate ol Orego 1, lor Washing
ton County, In fa-ror of Cimon !'.arhn;an
end against Oeo. 1'. ldlor.l an 1 Mary
Led: or d for the sum of lin.tsi costs, ami
lor the further sum of 757.-'l U H gold
eotn with intereat thereon at the rat 01 s
ner eent tier annum from tbe 24 day ol
July 1S!M, and the further sum of U7.0U
U H gold coin witn interest tnereon at ine
rata of 8 Der eent per annum Iroin the M
day ol Martin INHtt and lor the cosla and
expense of sale and of said writ.
Now, thsref re, by virtue and in per
suanee of said judgement decree and or
der of sale, 1 will on Monday the 2Mh
day of January 1MM0, at ibe aouth door
ul til Court House 111 Hiilslioro, Wash
ington C unty, Oregon, at tre hour ot
10 o'clock a m, of auid day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder lor rash,
tlie following described real property,
ti-wit:
Lola four (4) ne (.ri) and tlx (C) In bk
numbered eiabt (til in and of rjminions
addition to th town of Hillsboro, Wath-
Inxton County, Oregon. Ail situate In
Waahington County, Oregon, to aatlsty
the hereinbefore named aiimr, and lor
the costs and expense of said sale.
Haiti property will be aold aubject to re
demption aa per atatule of Oregon.
Witness my Band tuis zttu aay 01 iwc-
ember 18U6.
W. D. UKAUrOHD.
Sheriff of Waahington County, Oregon.
By E. B. tiappington, Deputy.
Rauer & Greene,
Atty. for Plaintitf. Rl-tf
MIl-HIFf'S MA1F
By virtue of an execution, decree nnd
order of aaie. issued out of the Clr-ult
Court of th Htate of Oregon, for Waahing
ton Cnntv. in favor of (Jeorir YV. falter-
son and against F. 8. McLeod, Martha
McLeod and Anton Vfanner for the sum
of $17.80, cots, and tor tlie further uiii of
e4iJb.0u U o gold coin, Willi interest tnereon
nt the rate ol 10 ner cent per annum from
the 2Hrd dav of November lNifti. and tlie
further sum of $U0 cost and the further
sum ofSlliS.il U 8 iiold ooin it interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per
annum from the 231 day of November
18(1) and tbe further sum of $44.00 U b
gold coin with interest thereon at the rate
of 8 per oent per annum Irom tue zod uny
oi November lSUd and for the o usts aud
expense ol al and ol aaid writ:
Nav. the ainra. bv virtue and in perstl
ance of aaid judgement decree nnd order
if sale t arill nn Mondav the 261 h day id
January 1SD7, at the outh door of the
Court House In Hdlst oro, Washington
Couuly, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o clock
a m of aaid d.ty, tell at pirblio auction to
the highest bidder foro tab Ibe following
described real property, to-wit The xouth
half of the northwest and the north 4
of the southwest W section 22 towm 1
south range 6 west Will Mer containing
HA acre. All situate in Washington Co.,
Oregon to satisfy the horelnbelor named
sums, and lor ibe cosla and expenses ol
.ulil shIm.
Hnid property will be sold subject to re
demption aa per statute of Oregon.
W tues my band thi 21 day nf Dec
ember, lln. w. u. nitAi'ruiiLf,
Hhenlfof Washington County, Oregon.
i'.f K II. Bappiugton, Deputy.
Thos. If. Tongue,
Ally for plaintiff. 31 35
NHKBIFF'N WALK ON
FOKHI.ONl UK.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION,
decree and order of sale, issued out
of the Circuit Conn of the Htale nf Oregon
for Waahington County, in favor of Oeorge
itobinaon, plaintilt, and against W. N.
Fowler, J. H, Fowler, O-'orria M. Knight,
J. I. Knight, E. B. Fuller. K. I. Fuller and
Harrv W. Hitton. defendants, lor the sum
ol $2. costs, and for tlie lurther sum of
7M.M, V. 8. gold coin, with inteinst
thereon at the rate or eight percent per
annum from th 23d day of Noveinlier,
lK'Jrt, and for the coats and expense ol
sale and of said writ,
Now. therefore, bv virtue nnd In pursu
ance ot said judgment, decree and order
of aaie, I will, on Monday, the lMth dav of
January, 17, at the sotuli door of the
Court House, In Hitl-osoro, Washington
County, Oregon, at tbe hoar of 10 o'clock
a m, of aaid dy, sell at public auction lo
th highest bidder for cash, the follow ing
described real property, lowit:
Lots No seven (7) nnd eight (H) of and
In Block forty-two (42) of and in Houtli
Const addition to the town of Hillsboro,
Washington County, Oregon, Lying, be
ne and situate within Waanlnrton county
Oregon to satisfy the hereinbefore named
sums, and for the costs and e 1 pen so of
said sal. Held property will be sold ub
ject to redemption as per attttit of Ore
gon. Witness my nana tin l.in any 01
December, lMUn.
V, . u. nrtAi'rtiti
Hheriff of Washington Co. Htale of Ore
gon.
Uy E. B. Bapplnglon Deputy.
Thos. Ii. Tongue Attorney for Flalntitt
Notice f AMMisnmenl.
XTOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN. THAT
i W. E. Ueauchamp and Alloa M.
Ileanchamn of Waahina-ton Countv. Ore
gon, bave made an alignment to me of nil
tneir property .real and personal for the
henetlt 01 an mew creuitor in proportion
to the amount of their respective eiaima.
That I bave tiled auch assignment In th
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Waahino-ton County, and tiav duly qual
ified add entered upon tbediacharge of my
dulie as auch aaaigne.
All persona, therelore, having claim
against th aaid W. K. Beauchamp and
Alice Buaurbamp, or either of them, ar
hereby notihed 10 present atich claims
under oatb, tn m at the law office of Oeo.
R. Hagley, in Hillsboro, Oregon, or at my
office within three months ol th date
herein.
Dated at Hillsboro thi l'-Hb day of Decem
ber, 1W.
n . is. oinn&i j,
Assignee of W. E. Beauchamp and Al re
M. Beauchamp.
Treaaarrr'ti Xotle.
VOTICK 19 HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
ll ail Countv warrant endorsed prior
lo March 7. IfT). are now reoeemable at
I ... n III. I'nnnl. IM..KM. In I h.
III. VUlta u, mw " ' - . ... .
i, 11.11 .t.M n.i,mi nf Ws.shins.fnn.
I i 1 , ill nM I 1. um. iflsr
this dale.
Il.ts-d at Hillsboro. Oregon, this 23 1 day
of Kabrnary, liH. A. 11. V A HY.
337 von .ty iitmsim.
Tim In .f tea.
Dkottce I hereby given that on the 1Mb
day of Octener IHHn.w gave our minor
an. Robert J. Tompkin hia time. Vt
will therefore, make neioiairn for hi er
vice, nor be re pond lie for hi contract
from and alter that date.
SI J5 (HB3.)r. J. TOMI KISS.
WM. TUMI KISS.
Dated at Hillsboro, Or., Dec. 21,
ILOOK G
A ud rend this- earefully if you want to keep
Jcmclry.'Storej.in your' City, art 1 rail atten
tion again of ,'tho, people 'ol HiUtro and
vicinity lor the'.laet time) to call and ami my
New Holiday liooda, also to Buy Watches,
Cloeka or rlilverware. I have line of
King, Chains, S-art and Breant Pine, Sleeve
an J Collar liulton, bilk Watch t.anla anj
Vest I liaiua, all line of Optical LiooJ,
r.ra.sclcla, 1'jsjra Glajwoa, tiilverWare, etc.
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WILL UXDERSELL PORTLAND
KingH uial) to orJer if ordered inlttiuio.
All Wutcluss aud Repairing. lvft.'over three
niontha nuiMt be railed for iwlore December
26th or will b aold for the) charges. Ke
nieiuber (your, irieuda with Cbrutuia
rreaentii. Youni Truly,
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GO TO THIS
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Where you will lintl the Itest Teams that can be hail
IN IULLSBOUO. '
EVERYTHING FIRST - CLASS.
lit
(.00,1 Teams, (.ood Uur?ies and Good Drivers.
Second and Washington St.
B HAVE YOU USED 3
BUTTER PARCHMENT?
. All gilt-edged butter put on the mar
ket by creameiies is wrapped in paper.
The product of the private daily would
reach its market in much bettei condi-
. tion if Wrapped iu 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
500
Sheets, 8x11,
Sheets. 8x13,
The standard .'ize for 2-pouud rolls is
8xii inches; 2-pound .blocks are
wrapped in the 8x13 size.
One reason why paper has not been
generally used heretofore, farmers
could not get it at the general store.
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to any size wanted.
directly and tixlirvctTi', by people who cannot do their own figuring, write their own
lettora,or keep their own books; and who do not know when business and legal piiHr
which they must handle every day are n,aile out correctly, t W All ihese things, and
much more, we tf-ai-ti thimtuyhly.
Hundred of our graduate are In (.'" I position, and there will be opening for
hundreds more when times Improve. JVoir Is the time to prepare for them. Itealdea, a
business education ia worth ail it rusts, -.i- nr'( uicn tue. Mend fur our catalogue, U
learn w hot and hine wo teach. Mulled free !:i any address. , '
Portland Business College,
A. P. Armstrong, Prin. Portland, OregTOn. J. a. W.ce. Secretary.
NIIF.ItlFF'.S HALE OX
FOKfX'LOMI UK.
By virtu of nn Riecuttnn, decree anil
order of sale, is jed out of the Circuit
Court of the Htale of Oregon, lor Washing
County. In favor of William f. Lord Oov-
ernor ol Ihe Htnte of Oregon. U.K. Kin-
caid Hecretary of Htate of the Btate of
Oregon and 1'lnl lielsrhan Htate Treas
urer of the btate of Oregon, and together
constituting ex-otllcea the board oi Com
missioner for Ihe ante of school and uni
versity land and for the investment of
funds arising tlien lrom, nnd awnst H.
11. llendriz. .Int. la J Itenilna. Milisuoro
Co-operative Co., 11. Hamilton, the New
Inn Wagon Co. a corporation, A. J. Wllke
William t oruitt, Llonald Mncleay and
Robert l.ivinasion Administrator of th
estate ol Kenneth Marl nay deceased, David
ttarwooil. Laura A. tlarwoofl, in first
National Hunk of Hillsboro Oregon and
Homer f. Hendriv tor the aura of $22 50,
costs, and tor I lie further sum of I11UI.0O
U B gold coin, with Intereat thereon at Ihe
rut of 8 per cent, per annum, from the lit
dav of December lH'JIi, ami th further sum
of $ian0, costs, ami lor th further sum of
li'&UO li 8 gold coin, with intereat thereon
at the rate ot 10 per cent, per annum, from
the 1st day of December lMfti, and the
further stun of tN 00 eost. with Interea.
Ihereon since said date at the mte of 8 per
ccn. per annum, and for the further sum
fa.snOOC B gold coin, wttn Interest
thereon at tlie rate of 10 per cent, per
annum Irom the7ibday of November, ima
and for the cost and expenses ol aaie and
of aaid writ.
Now. Iherefore. bv virtu and In t (nu
ance nf aaid Judgement, decree and i rder
nl sale, I will, on Monday the 2S day of
Januarv, imrj, at the soutn door of th
Court House, in iiiiisooro, n aanmgion
C junty, Oregon, at tbo honr o. ID o'clock
a. m of said uay, anil at ptiDiic auction to
th big est bidder tor cash, the luiiowlng
described rent property, towit:
Commencing at a post on tne norm una
and II.H7 chains east of the northwest cor
ner of the donation landjrlaim of If. H.
Hendrlx and wile in sec S.1, township 1
north range 3 west Will Mer. and running
thence east on said north line 141 ehs,
thence sonth !iM ch thence east It .Violis
to the w corner ot land on AprilAIH.9
owned by K. Pomeroy theni-e north til
4.V east 7.07 cha thence east t.'Jti ch thence
north I 20 ch to a post on north lin of
said Hendrii donation claim thence east
on said north line Sl.iW ch todiviaton lin
between husband and wife' halt of atd
Hendrix donation claim; thence south
I a.. vi eh to the south lin of said Hendrix
donat on c'eirtl thence aeet on aaid (nutb
line fln.islcb to a post thence north VIM
chs to tlie place of beginning containing
!.07 acre. All situatt in Washington
Connly Htate of Oregon to satisfy the
hereinlssfore namenV suwis, and for th
cos is and expense ri( a - IP.
Maid property will he aold aubject lo re
demption as per statute nf Oregon.
Witnea ai band tin 'Jfl dav of Decem
ber. IHIH. W. D. H ItADrOKI).
Hlier.ff of Wshintn Count, Oregon.
r!y Ik. B. nappington. Deputy
Thoaf. Tongue,
Atty for Plaintiff. 31 15
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L. V. BKRCKMOKS.
55 cts
60 cts
are lost
unnuallv.
HEAFMIMH t'AJINOT HE CL'REU
ii. i..i . ii... i j. ..
.(ui-niiun,, mm msj cannot
reaob the diaeaeed portion of Ihe ear. There
i l. ' cure aeaines, anil
Mm mj wnnuiaiiunsi remeillee. lleal
nna t caused by an inllamrd oondltnin
1,1 tllA mil.ui. Ilnl... ... V . l.
;:- .. , u, r.uaincnian
1 nbe. When thia lube get Inttamed, you
have a rumbling a.iund or Imperfeot hear
ing, and when It leeiitirety closed deafness
- -..- mMwwwmw tn iniiammBllon
cun be taken nut and thia tub restored lo
iieMring win ue un-
troyed forever; i-Ine rase out of ten are
neusjul l, ..l.ipli i.
-W ........ . . . , w,.,vll ,1,1,11 1 1, Utll
an in named oondilion the mucous ur
lacee. .
W will give One Hundred Dollars fnr
any case of Doafnee (caused by Catarrh)
that cannot b rnred by Hall1 Calarih
I'll P. Haml . .. .
. j. t,nit.n.T l CO., Toledo, O.
8 dd by Druggists, 7ftc
Hall Kamily I'llls are tba beat.
RIBBONS ARID ...
. . . CARBON PAPER
TYPEWRITERS
. i .
AT
INDEPENDINT OFFICE
ran nalk.
AttASCHOK) ACIIKH, ALL FENrKIl
and all slashed, part In cultivation
with hone and barn, yonng orrhsrd and
two springs, can b bought at ls than
ball value If applied (or soon.
Ail dree of sail e
I)R. C. SMITH.
Ooraeiin, Oregon.
ana a 1 10,000 uuv.