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HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT. FRIDAY,' JAN UAH Y 2, 1S97. LOCAL AND GENERAL. Cull on Humphreys fur loan on (food property, also fariiis to reut aud lo Hell. Money to loan In iuou to suit, lbmus 1-2 Shute lildg-., HilUtx.ro Ortgon. Mr. E. II. Warren, out 'of Hill, boro lias good timothy bay and i for !. 3ti 31 Have you swt tooth? Then try Brock's candied. Tbty are un equaled for puriiy and bwm-Iuhwi, . , "Urtx k has added to his trade a line if Que candle. Then goods tempt the palate of the most fastidious. Wanted, for cash, 60 to 1,0M acra of plow land, uiuttt be cheap. Ad drew D. K. liusi-ri Sylvan pout odice. There la no place in town where cHttdiea can be had equal to thorn at lirock'a. He does not have a tnon oply, but has the good taate to cater to hi patron no as one I I dolpg, Mlna Yandersal'a elocution pupil will Kive a public recital this Friduy evening at the Orange hall. A good program baa been arranged and will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. Admis sion 10 cents. Win. Moor Makes boot at his whop on Second street, Hlllshoro, for to. 00 per pair, sewed shoes for t, and gives special attention to repair ing. He uses only nrst-graciu sioct which enables hlun to guarantee his work. The cheap rates ot $12 cabin and 8 steerage, including meals and berth, are still in effect on the (). It. t N. Co' steamers, from Portland to Han Francisco. Bteamers leave Port land every ftve days. For further particulars see J. I. Knight, Hills- boro. Htatlon Agent Pence has on his desk everal pots or China lilacs the fldest in town, or for (hat matter, In any other town. He has carefully tended them and now hae his reward, Warm water and skill in manHge ment have fully developed these bloomers. Why suffer with coughs, colds and la grippe when Laxative Kroiuo Qui nine will cure you in one dsy. Iha not produce the ringing in the head like sulphate of quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for taking. Ouar anteed to cure or money refunded. Price 25 cts. For sale by the Delta. The Webber Dramatic troup from Utah played in town ttuee nights last week. The company is above the average and their entertainments are worthy of patronage. The troup travels in Its own car hence its visit are limited to the towns along the railroad. The 8. P. Company has not taken off the flying train between Portland an J Han Francisco, nor have the standard rates been established. In cluding berths, the tickets for Pull man standard sleepeis are til and for Pullman tourist sleepers fM. A train starts every live days, leaving Portland at 10 p. no. The next tralne leave Portland Monday, February 1. Mr. Hans ltasruussen lias bought the stock of goods at Ileedville, for merly owned by Mr. Huchanan, and ' will hereafter carry on business there. The point Is a good one for buNlnew, and Mr. Rasmusen is a cartful busi ness man and a favorite, wherefore there Is no reason why lie should not do well in this venture. lit v. Evan P. Hughes will preach next Hunday morning at the Congre gational church on the subject an nounced last Hunday, but was pre vented from fulfilling by slcknes, viz: "The moods of men and their influences on character." There will tie no service in the evening, as the Congregational and Christian En deavor Societies go to the Christian church to the C. E. day celebration. An Interesting and attractive ser vice will be held at the Christian church next Hunday, 7:30 p. in, which will be union in its character. It Is the 15th celebration of the birth of the Young People's Christian F.n deavor movement, which has hud such a phenomenal growth. The Christian, Congregational and U.ip tist churches are united In the cele- bratiou of this event. - , A charge of Inanity was preferred against H. 8. Hhuster In the county court of this county Thursday. Deputy sheriff Happlngton and attor ney Barrett went to Portland Friday and prevailed upon the U. 8. Mar shal to deliver him over to them. Hhuster was examined on Saturday when he was adjudged Insane. He Is now in the asylum at Salem. It will be remembered that Shuster was arrested at Portland on the charge of sweating gold coin. even of our young women have organii d what they term a guitar club and the low, melodious thru nib Ingof strings is a not unusual sound issuing from warm and well-lighted parlors. The ladles are soon to have a rehersal, but as It Is to be private, we outside barbarians will get no nearer than the pickets by the side walk, and pickets make a oor diet. Several of the young men about town are toying with the soundiag boxes, but as they are In some cold, pxrly furnished and Illy lighted b ru they don't count for much. It N wonderful with what accuracy the forecasters now predict what the weather will be 3 to 60 hours ahead of time. Last Saturday morning when the temperature was mild ami spring like the forecast made bv Panne at Portland stated a cold snap would set In Saturday evening, that snow would follow on Sunday with colder weather later on. The snow came on Sunday, not very much In Washington county, but It was snow. Monday it was colder with a little more snow; Tuesday the temperature was down to to 2." above aero. Wednesday morning the prophet stated that It - would moder ate Wednesday night and ra n on Thursday. Well, here it Is. and welcomed by Fn uine Oregonlana. Any good purpose serve,! by these forecasts, es, .undred If not thousands of doUrs saved in plumbers bill. All had notice and if any let his water pipes freeae and burst It was his own fault. It ws warning, too, for the farmer and grocer to put more cover on ten der vegetable., while the bousr-wil l.n.ked carefully to her ornamental plants. All have seen or heard of the en terprise of the small boy in organi zing auiUKeuient after the circus Is lotted. He gets up bis show and charges the usual aduiK-iiou-d ve pins or eight for reserved seats while the pit is reserved for the gang at two pins. Well we have that same spirit moving this winter only it drives the larger boys forward and too where there is some instructions as well as amusemeut. Last fill public attention was so taken up with the term of the circuit court and i specially the Sleeves' trial that the boys orgauiz -d a moot court ia sll departments Judge, clerk, bdlitf, Jury, attorneys, and litlgauts. limb civil and criminal dispute were ex amined. Some of the verdicts were questioned because of bribery lu which Jurymen figured. For a lime ..id u:viis ili tile eHver.i"pfiuuiig ol Bees bad a lot of job worK on hand, printing profe-sional cards and state ment heads. Indeed quite a rivalry existed lietweeu the imps us to which coul l turu out the bt and most ar tistic Job. It has not leeu denied that the tort) mail gave sly hiuts to his own cub when improvements could be made. These devils have been more honest thuu his Satanic Majesty usually has credit for being since they worked over hours and paid cost price lor the stock ' used. Well, busi uens In the court flourished till the legislature met and now the Jurists are full fledged Koloru. The three parties are represeuteJ, repub licans, democrats and populist. Neither has a majority though the rpubjhriii,ete.e.wutfidL.iiii!j.'s .9. jiluri ality. There is one thing to the credit of the boys,- there is no ob structive faction, but all go in, take the oath ofoflice and exercise their legislative functions. Just now the senatorial election. Is an absorbiug topic. Who will get the plum? The republicans lack two or three votes, the populists, live or six while the democrats are in a hopeless mi nority. Just uow there is an Inti mation that a combination will he etfected between the republicans and democrats by which the g. o. p. can didate will be chosen. If any fond mamma misses her son on Wednes- dny aud Saturday nights she may rest in content for he has responded to the cull of bis country and is de bating questions of public 'policy. Where do they mnet? Oil, at the capital on Main Street. For some weeks the salesmen in Wehrung & Son's store have been luiasinir articles of merchandise so frequently that they are annoyed. A systematic watch was organized and a guard kept continually on duty when a suspected individual was in the store. Finally Wes liiiscow, while standing acre s the street from the store, saw how it was done. t'rissenger would lounge on a coun ter, and, watching his opportunity, slip goods under his mackintosh Hiid march off. This time he took a suit of men's ' under clothes. Moscow called Constable Williams, who ar rested Crl--inger while he yet had the stolen goods In his posses sion. Crissinger had his examina tion Saturday In Justice Smith's court and was bound over to answer at the March term of the court. An other charge ol theft was- booked against him and a search warrant is sued iermitting Crisslnger's premises to be searched. All the articles known to have been stolen were fourd there. Mrs. Crissinger, wife of the defendant furnished every facility to the otlkvrs that she could. Site supposed that her husband had bought the articles, until the visit of the otHcer told her differently. The Tlie second charge was also sustained iu the Jutics court, and the defen dant whs bound over to the circuit ourt. The family Is In a sorry plight, though no worse than when the husband and father was at large. Crissinger is a worthless fellow and lazy. Ho is a good carpenter, but always tired when a job of work is offered. He is booked for the pen. Just before the cold snap of this wick farmers who had potatoes In the ground begin 'o dig. They find that where fields had deep cultiva: tion. not more than a third of the crop was frozen at the November freeze. Mt. uariow oi uieneoe nas ZO acres to dig, and says he didn't loose more than a third by the frost. .Mr. Dirlow will cultivate potatoes again the coming season, but he will dig next fall on his own judgment and not on that of his neighbors. Neighbor L. A. lying, of the Ar gus, returned Wednesday morning from a trip In E isteru Oregon toward Prineville. He left the rail-road at (rant's and from there he had a bit ter experience on the back: of a bronco. It wits a cold day but Long did not get left. There Is a thick covering of suowou the ground. Many of the farmers In that county nave wneai yet to sell and will realize the gilt edge price that now prevails. The busincM men of Hillslioro and others intert .ted are asked to assem ble In the city council chamber to morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is time now to begin earnest work in a direction tnai is wunin our ream, and a full attoneauce at this meeting will be to tlte advantage or the community. Our townsman Mr. I.aniIrock this week gave his daughter, Miss I.iz.ie, in marriage to Mr. Henry Ferd, of Polk county. The young people have already gone to their new home up the valley where the best whishe? ol the bride's many friends follow. Mr J.wsm llniislpv went off as all supposed on an expedition of idle i irht-seeinir. out ins aosence wa anything but Idle. He brought bacL from Vancouver a cruic, ami jj now takes his blace with the other substantial citizens of the county. William L. Crocker who has a home stead of the S. K. J of the 8. W.J and lot I section 7 town 1 norm oi range 2 west w hich Is out beyond U encoe, has won his suit in the dep irtuient of the. Interior. The adverse claim ant was the railriiad company. The O. A. It. post will attend church next Sunday evening at the Methodist church. The post will, at 7 o'clock p. m., meet with Comrade nine at the parsonage and march from there to the church, Hon. H. V. Gates returned yester day from Hoppner. He reports that there Is throe inches of snow on the vmund there, and the weather dis- agnTObly cold. At Christian church, Jan. 31st li;. II a. m., "Sancti float ion Ex plained." Evening t'nion . P. S. C. E. Will you attend? Farmers In many parts of the county last week were plow ing. The higher lands were In excellent con dition for stirring. CO CUT 1101 SK EWS. ClIM'VIT COURT. Cordelia Johnson, Aduiinitratrlx v. J. P. Aplio et al. Complain dis missed as to Cordelia Johnson admin istratrix and execution against her proM'rty is recalled and quashed. Ueorge Itobiusou v. W. N. Fowler et Hi. liefendant baa leave to file proof of service of onVr of decree. Oliver Newton v. A. S. NlchU Default of defendants, Courtney, Durphey, and McC'arety entered. James M S nith v Win Varolii"1 et al. Findings of fact ami law tile I and decree granted. Sophia lleunett v Silas Bennett. Decree of divorce granted. Tongue Mi-Dongal. Motiou for a non-suit argued aud subuiitjed. - i.a ' rvct.rr II S S!iu.-ter insane. Witnesses examined and sdd SUuster adjudged to be insane. Ordered that he be confined lu the state i inane asylum. Til Tongue v Calvin aud Daniel Bailey judgment for Pin by default. Surrender of Charles, it se, Grace and Harry Morgin to the Boys' aud Girls' Aid Society. Testimony sub mitted an I the cause taken uuder advisement. In the meantime the children are gUeu over to the custo- uy of inO hiietiff. Jacob II Peters a admitted to cit izenship. ruon.vTE (uiruT. Est II S .Shuster In-tan. Q:i a pe tition asking for a guardian of the es tate ot aid Shuster, ordered tnai that Feb. 31 197 ba fixed as the time for hearing objections to the pe tition. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Licence to wed were Issued Jan. 28 to Henav F Fern aged 34 aud Liczze Ltmlrock a'oJ -i years. V. P. S. C. E. Through the kindness of the Editor of tbo lxoEi'KNUEXT we have ar ranged to publish news items from the various societies In trie county We hhould like to have any matter of general interest, such as socials or entertainments, union meetings, worn aivomollshed etc.. for publication Make your items brief, and mail all communications to the president. This department can be mado very interesting and instructive ny receiv iug the united support of the societies We should always be pleased to have the names of the president ann secretary together with the time of meeting of each society in the coun ty. Benton IJiwman, Pres., Wash ington county Y. P. S. C- E. Union Dead Letter Ut. The following is a list of letters re maining uncalled for In the postoftlce at Hillshnro, Jan. 23, 18!)7: M L Vincent, Mrs II G Gardner. AH letters not called for by Feb 5th will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. One cent w ill be charged for each letter railed for. H. ScllULMEHK H, P. M. II00II VIEW. 'M.C.Young is in Portlaud this week. Everybody has the grip. Among the ailing are, Mr. Asia Simmons anil family, Jon Kpler and family, Mrs. Mury Jiig's. several or tne deely and many others. Mr. Djlap Crissell Is reported no better this week. Tha Kulor bovs nsvo erected a ne house on their farm near w it sonville. Among the gueils at the Wilson- vslle school Friday were, Grandm Seely, Mrs. Ira St ly, Mrs. Tooz". Mrs. oung, Mrs. Si-hitlds, Mr. and Mrs. Urohst, Mi s Maud Si-ely, Miss Amelia Hasslcbrink and Mrs. Han son. Mr. B'se and family are moving to the neighborhood of Dallas. ' Mr. II. Goulding is still digging potatoes. O-iite a lot of potatoes moved from here this week at 80 cents per suck. There are still ecveral sick horses in this vicinity. Monday morning dawned with snow on the ground, and there is more fulling. KEMii.rrioNs or respect. The following resolutions were pawed by Hillsboro Grange on the death of llolit Iinbrie: Whfkeas In obedience to the call of the Great Master, our beloved brother, Hoht. lrubne, has laid down his implements upon earth and passed from labor to reward, we are reminded again that this life Is only a stepping stono to a great hereafter; and as one after another is called away from us, and their voices are hushed in death, the heart saddens as the thought rushes upon us that we shall no more clasp the trusty hand, nor hear the consoling voice of our worthy brother. We look anil behold one more vaniiit seat, there fore, be it Kksolved, That iu the death of our brother this Grange hat lost one of its most earnest wcrkers, the order one of its truest friends, and apicul ture one of Its defenders, he having been identilled with theGrange since it was first organix-d in this county, giving it a firm support and faithful service-- To the family of the deceased who have lost their liest earthly friend, a kind and atf.-ctionate father, we ten der our most hf.trlfelt and loving sympathy, and mingle our tears with theirs in this hour of bereavement and sorrow. May he w ho tempt rs the wind' to the shorn lamb keep them ever under the shadow of his wing. Mrs. 8. Sehol field, William D. Hare, C. A. Luce, Committee. The following resolutions were passed by HillsOoro Grange on the death of Win. Mauzey; Whereas, It has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from this earth our Moved brother, Win. Mauzey, his abie counsel will be lost to us, but how much more sad it is lo his bereaved family. Illsexample and past counsel will still live to aid and guide us in the future. I.Ike a true warrior, wheu storms hovered around us an I destruction seemed inevitable, he forsook not theGrange, but stood by It with more tenacity of purpose th:i:i Wr His bf hs.s gone into history from tie early settlement of our state to tlv? present time. A we lay the mortal away w ilii grief we are prou I that we were bles-s?d with sueh an immortal spirit to cheer and guide us In the Infancy of our state. While we deeply de- n'ore the loss of our worthy brother, and bow in meek submission to tbe will of Him who kindly governs worlds, nations and individuals, and has seen At lo remove our brother, hn it I:ksoi.vei, That we extend to his bereave! family our heartfelt sym pathy in this ihelr sad bereavment. We 'are assured that He who ruleth tbo universe dotli not arrlict willingly nor grieve the children of men. We desire in this time of deepest sorrow to commend our mourning sister and his sorrowing children to Him who sit kindly promis-sl to comfort tbe w idow and the fatherless. Mrs. S. S hoi field, William D. Hare,' C. A. Luce, Committee. i uaiatfu Ln'apfe'r, O. K. Xo. "',' through ill committee reports tbe following resolutions on tbe death of Kobt. Iinbrie, late of this county. WltF.KEAS It has pleased the all Wise Father to remove from our midst our beloved brother, ltobt. Im brie Kesolvf.u That while we bow with humble submission to the will of the Most High we do not -the less mourn for our brother who has been called from bis labors to rest in oeace ltrsin.vKD That In the death of our brother, this Chapter has lost one who was ever zealous in the work of i he order by his many acts of kind' ness, and charitable deeds, not only to members of this chapter but other lwoli fcA,.rder hlt.oself lo all IIkmudved That nils cnapier len der its svmoathy to the bereaved family of deceased brothe Kksolved That these resolutions te unread on the records of this chap ter and published In the papers and copies sent to the family of our decoaa-1 ed brother. Fraternally Submitted, ; J. E. Adkins I r K. Crundall j M Vmmittee KOADH. Editor. Independent: Until recent Iv. 1 have acceoten the deplorable condition of our winter roHds as Ir redeemable, a disagreeable necessity to lie patiently and silently endured; but Ihe doings of the Oregon road convention and r: i-ent articles from the ix-ns tf ' 'Tax-payer", T. E. Cor uelius and Mr. Mays, of this county, have awakened even f my sluggish mind to activity, and I find mysell in possesion of an idea which, if not accepted as practical by the profound thinkers upon this subject, must be acknowledged ouiie a-t feasible as some already suggested. I think it was Mr. May's who said it would cost not less than 1 1,01)0 per mile, to construct a rock road. This sum assumes frightful proportions wheu multiplied by the many miles of good road needed in this county "Tax-paver's" suggestion concern ing a combined wheel and foot path is commendable, but under present conditions could not lieuellt the cyc ler during I ho muddy season of the year. Mr. Cornelius Is somewhat aeslhet ic in his road ideas, which meet the hearty support of the ladies who find so much fault with the "horrid rub hish piles" at the roadsides, which frighten nervous horses and the zig zag ditches so trying to urtistlc fern enine eyes. But the practicability of his theory for keeping a dirt road firm, during a rainy winter, when heavy hauling, necessarily gashes to surprising depths, the beautifully evened surface of the highway ' is questionable. But, after the Mid is well ditched, graded ami leveh-d eff.as he recommends should not the county roof it, thus protecting it from the rain, however much or heavy the hauling, the road would remain In is rlrst excellent condition- without the expense of labor now required, and I lielieve, to the perfect satisfac tion of the traveling public. This Idea of roofing the road Is applica ble at this time when all other plans have failed the rainy period. So abundant Is our timber supply that lumber and shingles properly estimated, sufficient for this purpose would cost several hundred less than ll.noo per mile. Property constructed, and with but comparatively little attention from the supervisor, it would stand uianylyears, and obviate some of the most serious difficulties now hinder ing an improved com I it Ion or our roads. . Bop. Bills are being introdnced iu the house notwithstanding Simon-Bourne aud Company cannot see it. The test resolution in the senate last Tuesday shows that President Simon Is in the minority. The reso lution was lost on a tie with Brow nell and Carter, absent. These sena tors are" known to oppose Simon. - Gov. Lord is understood to sympa thize with Ihe Davis house that has but four members. The trouble with the governor Is that tbe senatorial Is is in bis bonnet so actively buz zing that he is confused aud cannot clearly comprehend the situation. . U'Ken was a brave man a few days ago, would snoot, cut am drag out. How tame he now is. By the way, tern porary Speaker Davis let slip a good opportunity to make fame and friends at the same time. He ought to have called L" Ren to order for his unpar liamentary harangue. The stateciinstitution provides that the house may compel the attend ance of absent members. Then why does not the kergeant-a(-rms take handcuffs and bring the delinquents to the bar of the house. There are a lot of us who would like to see Bourne and Bkley and It'Kmi and Bilyeu wearing ornament--. Col. Dalrymple, Yanderb'rg's at torney, has written an open letter lo the populist representatives who are obstructing legislation at Salem, iu which he advises them that their action is revolutionary in character nd contrary to sound public policy. He holds that becaue the republi cans have a plurality in the bouse populists can not Justify themselves in Hocking the wheels of legislation. He thinks that if Mitchell U the choice of th republil-an that the populists ought to let hi in le t levied and then go about legislating for the state's interest. Dalrymple tells bis party associates that tbe reports sent out by the Oregon lao are misleading "Actions spca!c louder than wori-ls" ask your gro cer if we really mean money back if you don't likcSr Ung's test tea. and that populists from all parts of the state ought to write their repre sentatives urging them to go into tbe bouse and attend lo tbe woik which Is expected of them by their constitu ents. One fighter at Oregon City re plies to this open letter iu a leaflet which be is sending broadcast oyer the state. He calls Dalrymple might reoly that Fitch is near enough to Portland to hear tbojugler of Simon gold and Bourne's silver. Since the time when A. C. Gibb the caucus nominee was defeated for the senate there has tieen a scramble among a certain class of politicians to hold the balance of power. It outrageous that a small clique ia al lowed to dictate to a large majority, Whose fault is it that the IcgUla lure is not in harmonious working order at Salem ? It Is surely not tbe fault of the republicans. They have 5.oe;i 2 liie hifszirtrsry day s&tf tutu werl roll-call. It is the populists and democrats who stayed away are staylug away. Any statement charging republicans with obstruct trig legislation is simply not true. t'lark. the silver bimetalist who published the North Yamhill Record histoid bis paper and plant to Wm. Fryer, and B. G. Eites. It doth not yet appear what the political com nlexionofthe paper will be. One paragraph declares that the leglsla tiire is acting shamefully which I taken as a word of rebuke to tbe three blmetahsts elected from Yam hill. ... A son of Harriett Beecher Stowe opposes the movement to erect a stat ute to his mother on the ground that "(lie ordinary bronze at due ought to be regarded as a terrible peualty, be inflicted only on great offenders." The St.. Ljouis Globe-Democrat sug gests that it would not be a bad idea to erect an Uncle Tom group In hon or of Mrs. Stowe. The subject is oue m which a capable sculptor might find his masterpiece. The pure opulist reformers of Washington are about to adopt one of the. naughty methi ds of the old parties hold a senatorial caucus. Signatures eaough for the gathering are Paid to have beeu written on call. Republicans declare they will vote for a populist senator before they will allow populist Turner to be elected. Simon republicans in Ore gon are differently fixed. They will vote for a populist before they will for a member of their own party Simon bo dictates. if A rare treat Hillsboro Is lo have the honor of a Visit next Sunday from Bishop Cranston, of the M. 1. church,. An informal reception is lo be given him by the M. E. church of this city at the church on Saturday evening at 6:30. Suuday he will preach morning and evening and address the Epworth league at G:30. This is the first time in the history of our church that so distinguished a prelate in the .M. E. church has conferred upon us the' honor of visit.' Thousands of cases ot consumption, asthma, coughs, colds and croup ar cured every day by Shiloh'a Cure For sale, by the Delta Drug Store. Diseased blood, Constipation, and Kidney, liver and bowel troubles are cured by Karl's Clover Root Tea. For sale by the Delta Drug Store. All the different forms of skin troubles, from chapped hands to ec- xema and indolent ulcers can be read ily cured by De Witts Witch. Hazel salve, the great pile cure. W. E. Brock. MUKKIF"M NALK OX FOKFCLOMl KK. DTVIKTTK Of AN ex ecu no I y decre i find urUr ol itiv. iuel out ol iuaf ircuitCuur.nl II HI lie of Orrnoo. lor Wash.neton Ooiimv. .,, f. Yuf ol llnry M Hei I. Ii nl ff ml i nit J inifs H irrM-r-and Marr Y. 11 rir, defend- mi., lor tha aunts ot HI 'no. coat, aud for Ilia turthar aum ul fsU au, U. n. Rulil cnin llb intrraat thereon at iha rte ol IU par ceni, per annum, from tna 90th day ot Ueceurtx-r, lieu, and for the rua'a and prni-es uf.saie and of aaid a ril. ov. inereiore. or virtue inq in pur suance of aiil Judgment, decne and order a,ile, illn Sloftdajr the 1st da if .March, IST7,. at Iha oi.lo to .r oi Iha Point llnuM. in Hi l-txro, Waahlncton County. IJrtavn at the huur of ten o'ciot l a. u., of aaid dar, I al nuiiiic a.irtiun to tne Highest bidder Mr man. the lollowinc described real property, io-eit: !.' nil in tiered three 3 and lour ! Ihe sooihea-t of the eou hest an I ib soul eat M of the auuitiejat ! eectian tliirtrone I II I in lonMp one t!a rtn otrene;. f mr 4 west of ihe Vf.i Hf con- tainin im .-. All Mtuaie In Wi-h- tniri' n County, Oregon to a t iy the hamnbelore iaiiiil fturna. and tor the coa!e aid exnriines ol aiM a!e. said proiH-rty will be aoid snhiect to redemption per ninte otO-fCon. Witness my band tins 21st nay nt Jan uary, 7. W. I. HKAUrUKU. Sheriff of Washington C anty. Male of il e -on. Ity E. n. Mirpinerton, Depu'r. I hue, II. Tone-ue, A'ty lor I am tiff. MllfcRIFF'M MALI; BY RKUCEsT OP T ME MORTGA fee, I "ill, at tne Huuboro Harneea Snop, in ri l'l.ti.ro, on Main at reel thereof ba orJsT, the .H i dar of Januarr 17. awll all of tbe eiock oened by W li I'hinner, and all of hie too t and aparatua contained in tbe HiMaboro Harness aViop for ra.h in han I to satisfy tbe sum of one hunJred and thtr'v.ee en dollars and interest from hi t - IS h peat, at ten per cent rr annum as. I llA attorneys leea end trie- anets and as. senses nf this aale W mess ray hand this Jo h dar nf Jan asry, 1SBT. W. U. BRADFORD, cheruf of Wash.Bf ton County, Oregon, The W & OovV Reports Mbow Royml Baking Powfrr Bmptrior to mil otter, HUKBirrH HALE OX rOUKCLOSl UK. BY VIKTCE o AS EXKCCTtON decree and order of aaie, is.i:d out ol tha Cireuil tour, of the 6 lata ul Oregon for Wasiiiugtou County, in favor of John, Aaplaaall an t ag-unst Jacob it loafer Jacob K fr'iwuir as Administrator of tna avalale ol Harriet E Uarrialt deceased. An nie L t'uator. Dnier-H r aster U ntie Beile. r" klmUe 1, Goo W W kiiuueit, Auguetn mtaraloo, i'hlnras F Uarstoa, J A U-irnetl KupanC tieath. In nituorj aud A K t an no lor the euuiof S coau, and for the further saui of $41S V. Is.' gold ooin, ita ia laiest thereon at the rata ol 10 per cans per annum trout the Uib duy of January, 1st;, and fur I tie coaia aud expenses ol sale and ol said nut, Soar, tuereiora, ny virtue and in pursu ance of aud Judgment, decree and order of aale, 1 will, on Uooday, tha Ul (day of March, !Sv7, at the south door ol tbe Court Uouaa, In Hidsboro, Washington County, Oregon, at tbe hour ol id o'clock a m, ol eaiddiy, eU st public auction to nSiU4 Oiua. Mil caaiu," ins io4iltug described real property, own: Uomnieucing at a stake at tbe canter of intereeouon nl the Hillshoro and Oregon City road with Ihe Portland and Hholl't err road running thence N 66 W with tha ths aaid liillsooto road 11.&3 chs to a take is it il roal on tha sen ion .line be tween eec'a W 27 thence 8 on aaid sec lloeS cbs lo a slake thenca 8 IT- K .Su eba to a stake in tbe t aut ol tne Sboti Kerry road at the 8 K cor of tlie Ainei Cbapel tract thenoe N 2i" K 6 cha a ong the cauter of aaid road to plaoe ol begin ning coutamiug 5 32 acres also tjie folio-1 mat beginning at a stake on the nee lins between Iha aloreaaid ser's 'It 41 11. lf chs and 23 links 8 of the 8 W cor of I he alore said Ames Cbapel tract of land thenca K to aaid 8 W cor 15.24 cha thence 8 56 S" E S. 25 chs to a ataka at ihe 8 K cor oi the aloreaaid Ames Chapel tract thenca with the Portland road b 2 J" W 10 lo cUs to a slake thenca W S chs to the placet of- be ginning TontamlLg 5V acrrf, i aav-pttiii and reserving troui the aforee-i.d hrai de- V.TlKttji t ia.it.ji. Ji 9 M d-IA.' fc ' W'lJ- four 164 leet lhtrul out of said mortgage all aliuata niilun Waal.lugiini County Oregon tosatlsly tha bareinuefora named sums, and for the coats and expenses of said sale. 8aid property mill be sold sub Joel to redemption as per ststula of O gon. Wiioeaa my band this XS B day ol Jauuary, lay 7. 1 W. V. BRADFORD : Sheriff of Washington Co, 8tata of Ore gon. 'iH III By E. B. Sippingten Deputy. Barrett & Adam Attorneys lor l'lfl IN IHt CIRCUIT COURT. OK THE 8 a of Oregon, ' tor Wiublngion 0-iuniy. William I. Lord, Unvernor or the titate of Oregon, It. K. K nea d. Secretary ol 8tat, lor Oregon, nd Phil Metaobau, State Trens urer of Oregon, and together ei olticio constituting the board of Cominlssioneea lor ihe .ale ol School and University lands, aud lor the Investment of tb funds arising therefrom Plaintiffs, v. William Hoanar, Berth Hoener and Henry Mattes. Defendants. To William Huaner and Bertha Hoener, part of the above uaniel detendun : In tha nama of the State ot Oreg in, you and each of you, are hereby required to preir end answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled ami by Monday, the 16 day of March, 18J7, wblchal ia tha drst day of tha term following the 1 expiration ol the time perscr.bsd in the order for tha publication ol ihia summons, And If you fail so to answer, for want thereof, tha plaintirts will apply to tlie court for tha relief prayed lor and de manded in their coiiiniaini. lo-wit: That lb plaintiffs recover oft and from the defendant, William Hoener, tbe sum ol fW in U. 8. gold coin, with niter eat thereon sine January 23, 16H6, at the rata of S per cent, per annum, and tb sum ol f i5 attorney Ices, and tha costs nd disburesmsnisofluissn.it. That the premises describ d in said com plaint, situate in Washington County Oreson and known and described as all o' tha weat half ol the northeast quarter of section 35. town 1 south range S at Wil Mer containing !W acres, be soil in the manner provided by law, and that the proceeds of said sate be applied to the piy ment to plain Hit of the si-veral sums above named, aud ibat such- other , and further aecree be made aa may ba icquil able. I his lummons Is published against yon by rder ol the I ircuit Court ol 4liv 8late of Oregon, for Washington County, made and entetej on tor rsna aay oi January THOS. H. TONGUE, AU'y for piainntf. 4daulnlatrator'aNale f Keal Property. MOTlCKia HEREBY GIVEN THAT i.v in tiursuance of the order of aale made by tbe County C inrlof tha State ot Oregon, for Washington County, on the 7ib day of July. 1HW. In tha matter ol Ihe estate nf Jess Cornelins, deceased, and to 1 boa. hi. CorueJiiis, administrator o said estate directed, 1 will, by virtue of said order, aell at publio auction et the south door of the court houai in Hills boro. Washington Connty, Oregon, on Saturday, the 7ih dsy of Vsbruary. 1MI7. at tha hour of ten o'clock in tha forenoon of said day. In be naif ol the said estate of Jesse Cornelius, deceased all of the follow ing Dounaiu, oesignaieu anu aescrmeu real property belonging to aaid estate and designated aa being part of the donation and claim m Jane Cornelins, in I l .. K 3 W of Iha Will tier, and designated aa Beginning at the s t cor ot the 11 I, t of Jesse Cornelius in Hec H, T 1 N B 3 W of tb W 11 Mer in Washington county. Oregon, and running thence N S' and SI' W 2!.81 chs to a poet: thence 8 W and IT W 36 78 chs to a post ; thence 8 7" and 3u' E 4 tW chs to a poet; thence 8 6H and 12' W 13 U chs to b post la tne county road : thence 8 In Iha center of raid county roau to tb N W corner of tb t JJ L C of James Uursloti and lift, In nec 22 In ssid town ship and range, tnence east aiong tbe o ter ol tb county road to the place ol be ginning, containing IIS serfs, ba the same more or leea. - Upon tha follow ing terms of sale, ts-wit: one hair or lb purchase price casn in band at tb time of sale, balance to be paid in two years. Deferred payments to bear interest at tb rat of eight per cent Pr annum, interest psrsb.e annually, be deferred payments to b secured by monger upon tb premises sold. In witness w bereo!, I bave nereuuio set my hand on dav of Jsnuury, I8tr7, THOS, . COHNEI.IL8, Administrator ol the estate oi jenie Cornelius, deceased. 36 0 00. K, Bagley, attorney for the estate. Xwtlee af Aaslcameiit. N OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVES. THAT W. B Beauchamp and All M. Ueaacaamp of Washington County, Ore gon, have mad an aaignnient to me or ail oeir property , real and peraonal for Ihe I .oetit of all tbeir creditors in proportion to th amonat of their respective claims. That I have Bled aucb assignment In the Circuit Court of th hint ol Oregon, fur Washington County, and hers duly onai- tbed and entered upon tne discharged any duties as such assignee. All parsons, therefore, having claims against the said W. K. bVauchamp and Aiic Braurhemp, or either of them, ar hereby aotlfied lo present such clstnji nnder oath, to ma at th law office of Geo. Uagley, la Hiilsbom, Oregon, or at mv offie within thr months ol th data herein. Dated al Hillsboro lb s 19th day of Decem ber, iwn. W.N.BARRETT, Assignee of W, E. Beauchamp and Al c . Beauchamp, KXrXtTOR XOTICF- NOTtCK 13 HEREBY QIVE.V THAT th willofWro. llaui-v, deceased. lata as Waahingtoa connty. Oregon, and appointing th anderstgned executor hereof, has bees amy adat lied to probate ia the tkmaty Court of tb btaiaof Oregon, for Washington eionty, and letters t e ta ils ry there ieeul le th andereignd and that I has duly quaiioed and enured apna tb dtscharr of my dittiee. AH parsona tbrdfor having claims acainst the estate of Wrrw Msaaev, deod., ar hereby renweet aad required 10 t re veal the em, with peopr eoocnars to me at Ihe omc or toeUouniy tieri in Hit smro Washlagtos Connty. Oregon, within six BDoatha Iront Ui data h reoi. J A 11 A. I M Blil K. T. iecat of th laet W HI and Testament sf Wa. a susey, deeetsed. Hdisbora Urefos. January 21 IA7. 44 Rjiiljuniiniiii LOOK OUT! r And read this carefully If you want to keep a Jewelry &torvin your City, as 1 call atte i tioq again of .'theipeiiplo rol llilisburo aid vicinity lor the last time to call and ae it j New lloli.lay tiooda, also to Buy Wa tenet, -Clocks or silverware. I have a line of Kins, Chains, Scarf and Brct Pins, Sloexa and Cellar tSultona, bilk Watch Ganls ani Vest liming, all lines of tpticai Uood.t, Braavlvts, Cr Ulaawa, SilverWarw, etc. 3 $5S WILL UXDERSELL PORTLAND JT 3 Klnir made to order if ordered indtinie. All Watches and Kepa'riog. leftover three month must be callod for Ijefiir IWmi t-r 2oth or will' be auld tor the rharaea. Ke Dieniber iyour4 friends with Oinatuia PreaenU. Yours Truly, IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM QO TO TUB toy 1 Where you will Und the Best Teams (hat can be hail IN 1IILLS110H0. EVERYTHING. FIRST - (Jood Tennis, (Jootl Rusgfos and Second and TTTtTTTTTTITTTTTTtTTTTTTtTTmiTTmmTTtTTT HAVE YOU USED BUTTER PARCHMENT? . All gilt-edged butter put on the mar ket by creatne lies 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 jx cut- 27 Parch ment wrappers cost 3 cents. 500 Sheets, 8x11, '500 Sheets, 8x13, Tlie standard size for 3-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 kt-pt at tbe Independent of fice cut to any size. wanted. uiiuuuuuuiuuuiuuuuumiiuuut. directly and lndlm-"y, by people who cannot do tbasr own (curing, writ their ova letters, or keep their own book-; and who do nut know when business and legal paper which they ssast handle every day are .iale out Porractly. laVall Mice things, and much mors, w Uch 11nrvu0hl. Hundred of our gr'aduuU-s are in good positions, and thar wilt b openings fur hundred more when times Improve-. JVme Is the lime to prepare for them. Besides, a business education is worth all It Coal, ir one's own was. Hand for our catalogue, W learn what and how we teach. M al led free I any addreaa, Portland Business College, A. P. Armstrong. rln. Portland, OreffOn. d. . ,, aeeratar. HILLSIIORO-rOETLAMU EXPRESS ! wiiiiix irrrrR, rrp flu purchased Mr. Anderson a nterei id una line. I hereby announce that I am prepared to exerut all coin mis sions entrusted to Die. Kerular trip to Portland ar mail on Xoadays, Wednesday! t Fridays Retarnlna on tbe days following. Special attention given to the execution of small order. Leave order HILLSBORO HOUSE J. SORTHROP, PreyrieUr Corner rieonad . and... Washington Btrwh) S WbT FCKN1HH ED RENOVATES FIR5T-CLA9-J TAfiLE, ASD ALL accomodations for th ronvrnienre ol guests. Charges Eaouabl FIRST NATIONAL RANK Or HILLSBORO. Transact a General Banking Bnsineaa. t. W. ftHCTK BEMJ. BCdOLFIELD. i. D. UERRTMA5 .... Ibws rtiean ...Tn-Faaats a Mali sight Eirkaao and Telegmphie Tranafer. asd taswe Lettere et Creda Bvmlabl throwghoat th Inited Htass. Draw Bill of ExahBn- eel Londoa Liverpool. Dahlia. Fans, berlia, Frankfow oo-ihe-Vaia, htockholas, aad all prtneipa itsaa ot Earop. ColleetiosK saad oa all sasissibh Bankinc hoar froas I l a. Is 1 1. a, M 1 I i w 1 1 n 0 L. V. BERCKMOES. ladles CLASS. Good Drlvors. Waahlngton 8ts. 55 cts 60 cts are lost annually. llEAFSEM CAXJfOT BE CIREII By local eppllrailons, as thsy rannot reach th diseased portion of thessr. There ia only on way lo cur deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. eaf ness is caused by an Inftsmsd condition of tb niuooos lining of lb Eustachian In be. When this lubageU InUsmed. you nave a rumbling soond or lroirfent hear ing, and when it ia entirely closed deafues a the result, and unless the Intlammatlon can ba taken out and this tube restored to its Bonn el condition, hearing will be de strayed forever; nine raoes out often ar caused by catarrh, which la nothing but an iBdamd eobdition tli niuoous aur fawes. W will give On Hundred Dollar for any oase ol fjealnee sensed bv Catarrh) that cannot b cuaud by Hull's Catarrh Cur. Hand for rirrnlirs, frre. F. J. 1HENKY OO., Toledo, O. 8-ld by Droesls s, 7Sa. HaU's FamUy I'Uis ar th best. R1BB0I.S AND CARBON PAPEK FOB TYPEWRITERS AT INDEPENDENT OFFICE RAKCHOF40 ACREB. ALL FF.XCEO J Bad nil elesbed, part In colilva'ioN Ith oiss aad ham, young ovrh.rd an. tw spring, ean ba hoaaiii at less lhais baif vats if appisad for soon. Ad dr of call j I)R. C. SMITH, Jorneisu. Orsgoa,
