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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1897)
HILLSBORO l.DEPEDlvi. FHID.VY, AUJL'sr 0, 1-497. LOCAL AND GENERAL. et your biinliutf twine ol SchuU lui-ricb A Hon. Schuliuericli A Sou nre auu for extras oiiO-Ik run mai-hiiii-a. .Honey to tottu iu BUlllS to HUit. jtnoma 1-2 Stiule lil-ltf., liillitooro ( ir -goa. fxhiilllltTKll (4. WOU Mill Oalxtrne inni-hiiies. See lui-iu if you want a luiider. 4,'nll Hoinj-I'.reya for loaus on KOOiS ytOn:lly, biii ialtun io reul aud In sell. B-r't n'lality gi-uuiiiu import. ! liuim-atii: cutlery Just arrived at the liiliaUiro I'liaruim-y. J-'ine razors, pocket knives, aetvairs at tlio Pharmacy t-heap lor trali large block to aeleet from. I want to reul a two-seated hack, two liursea and hamem for three months. Address (ltev.) K. A. Holil- Tim S. 1. Co. have on sale, round trio ticket Iroiu ilHMxro to Va quiuna kooU for return till Octolier lUth. The price la tii.uo. We are now otlt rinif at the 1'liar- Klals sundries, brurdiea, aMugea, mmos. is-rtuuic and tollel article at greatly reduced rat. a. To milkuieu and others who waul to Improve their herds or start anew no belter opportunity otters than the stock Kale of Mr. Auderaou advertis ed iu another column. Hhiloh's Consumption Cure cure when others Tall. It la the leadinx Cough Cure, and no home ahould be without It. I'leasani to tase auu gotuntflit to the spot. Sold by 1 1111. boro i'harmacy. For Conalipallou lake Karl's Clover II, Mil Tea. the treat uioou runner. .-res Headache. Nervousiiesa, Erup. lions on the face, and makes the head ,.i-r ns a bell. Sold by lllllsboro I'harmacy. sih..ri(T Itradford has the delinquent tax rol' in his olliuw again, 'l'ho roll will lie held for o0 days till Septem ber 1st when he will proceed to col lect taxes on tne delinquent roll by levy and sale of laud. Win. Mohr makes boots at hit ahop ou Second stnft, Uiilslwiro, for . a . k 4'.. : f').60 er pair, seweu anoes mr -, and gives efieciul altention to repair 11m uHes onlv nrst-lfradej stock which enables him to guarantee his work. On mid after May i!7ih the steain us. i.i -th t. U. &. N. Co. which leaves l'ortlatid tor Htu Francisco every five days will carry passenger for 110 cabin and to steerage. J. 1. Knight lllllsboro communicates the particulars. The annual conlerauce of the M. E. church appointed to be held at Corvallis Sept 22 next has been ad vanced and will lie held at the same city, Sept. ih. The presiding bis hop this year is Hav. Dr. C. D. Koaa of l-hiladelphia. la. LiiidessA I'rosser ai Kiuton are onVring an eligent quality of drain the this year. The clay at their Jactory Is f moit ix wllent quality and tho products of iheir kilns most satisfactory. They also manufacture brick for building purposes. The Shasta Special train that has beeu running between Portland aud Sun Kranclsco every five days, has lieen taken off but the low rates ol 110 and $.') applies to the daily trains between those cllles. The trains li-aves Portland every eveuluing at 8 o'clock. Wni. llenson at his iiiachine shop is putting farm engiua 1" repair for the Ihreashinir period. As steam inachiiiery is more generally used on the farm, the mcessily for a K,HMI repair shop Is felt. This we have at 11 illwls.ro and large enough for all ordinary machines." Why sutler with coughs, colds and lagripH) w hen laxative Uromo ljui nine will cure you iu one day. Does not produce the ringl"K in the head like sulphate of quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for taking. Uusr nnteed to cur or money refunded. Price 25 cts. For sale by the IH-Itt. There is a demand for hdi vesting machinery this year. lu Monday last the Columbia Implement Com pany sold the last biuder and ii-h1-ed one more which they oblaimd b swiping the sample lu S. hulnicrich A Son's warehouse. This however is to lie replaced today or tomorrow from a carload that has lsen received t the Portland house from the fac tory. The fourth quarterly meeting of the M. K. Church at IIiIIsIkmo will beheld in the Washington street church next S.t urday, Sunday and Monday. Elder tine will la' prwnt ixvupying the pulpit Sun lay morning and evening. Coininuii nlon will he oWrvcil In the morning Ma well an other church oriimamvs, sh'iKtil there he mi-aslon for them. Vri ..r u'li..nr mill free sacks is no thing at the Climax Mill, UiIMtf. Anil more, me company has In Nttsons pnst paid the highest prill' fNc wheat the market warrants onNhe day the owner desires to sell. Ths being the old rule no new departure '-will lie made this seas-in. Frs sai-k-t; free storage of wheat and highest prVe curvnt on day of ale. v Dr. M.CIelltin, pre-ident ol T. A audi. Cat Forest Drove, h D yet In the east writes that Mr. Alla n H Sweetser, A. M. I i'ely H'sinti n' t-achir in botany I lla vird I'uiver sity has Is'n appointctl professor i f biology and chemistry; Mia Mary F, Fsrnhaiii, a irra.liiate of M. Ilolyofce and late -sci:il student of Enk.'lih lileratlire in Utdcliffe college, tit le principal of the woiiimii's depsriment and instructor in English literature and rhetoric, and Msa Martha S Eva s, from the Curry schisil of ex pn viion, ltitston, to the position f ini. nuvor in vis-al expression and phy-ical culture. All of thse have hiL'ti reputationa as m-holsrs and teacher in their resis-ctive di part- nient. I'liese new s-ople bring the, Fitri't (ipive college up airam to Ihe place it held wh 'll Prt f s Whitllelscy and liovit were here. Indeed in Eili.h andelocutiou it U elrung-er. ' Uuy Thomas agt-d 21 yera was shot iu p irtlaud lait Tuemlay even ing by his step-father, Charle F. Ilukling. Thomas Is a son of John and Sopiirona Thomas, well known iu ilills'i.-iro a few year ago. Hick ling la Mrs. Thomas' second husband, lit is a cook aud for several yean has conducted an eating bouse uear the Cuion depot la Portland. Hick ling and bis wife have not lived hap pily for some months. Of course Uuy has taken bis mothers aide of the quarrel. Just whit (ai-urred to bring ou tiie slusiting last Tuesday is not reported but as the young mail is a very quiet, even tempered person great provocation must have existed for the attack on liickling. The "tep-father diil the shooting, of that here is no dispute. The young man was hit In the ueck and iu the arm, -.&:! :lioUKh the neck woutnl is serious it Is not iiecvMrily tuorial. Young Mr. Henry Armea who works wiih his father ou a farm near Centerville met with a ser ious ami painful accident last Tuesday. He was in the held with the men who were oerating a s -lfiiindiiig harvester. The machine was not working well and Mr. Amies went to the binding attachment to adjust the nee. lie, the machinery hevej; ...?e ;?;-.- - "Vi.Kf liierfl -thrt' horses started and plunged the big needle through his hand holding it there. The horses were almost im mediately stopped and the arui raised so that the needle could Is re moved. The young man had grit aud presence of mind so that Jhe -irtrtrufpwaa uor'Yau'e""worse fty'lui'l- ling and twisting. After he was re leased he came to town and had his injuries dressed by Dr. Tameisie. A wooden trestle II lect high that -panned a dry gulch south of Marion -tation, I I miles from Salem caught tire on Monday nighi so that by 1'uesday morning the bridge was much weakened. It was la-hind a curve so that when the south bound freight trundled along at 4 o'clock a weak bridge was under it by surprise. A full head of steam pulled the en gine and one car over, but the last four cars plunged through, caught tire and were burned. Two men were slightly injured, one by jumping and the brakeinan in the wreck, though they are not disabled. 1 ill the wreck was cleared away and re pairs made, the California overland passenger train crossed from Albany and thence to Portland on the west ilde track. Mr. George liayihorn, of Laurel, has found a new use for the little ground waipcomonly known as yellow jackets. Mr. Haythorn's hop sard is infected with hop Hue, but they are kept in check by tne yellow jackets. The stinging insects are buz.ing about the vines in swarms and make sh irt work of the lie They may not im able to rid the yard of the lice but the grower should not permit a yellow jicket to lie d troyed. It Is expected that Congressman Tongue will reach home on tne train hi arrive at 9 o'clock this morning. He has laen away for five mouths and lsn busy every hour ol that time. Instances of this Is every where noticed In his district. Mr. Tongue will be at home until De cern lr. Hon. Henry lluxton of Forest Grove was in town Tuesday last. He reports that harvest is coming ou unusually fast this year and that the yield of spring wheat will lie phen omenal. The aeasou is so far advan ced that Mr. Buxton thinks no dam age to the crop from hot winds need Ixi feared. Win. Hav and G. W. Miller left their comf irtable homes lait Monday morning for Southern Oregon where they will prosvl for gold. Mr. Hay rememlsTS some gulches that he, as a young man, visiteii atsiut forty years ago. These he will go through again. They exjiect to tie away ataiut three months. The usual morniinr service will be h.l. I ut llie 'oi:u,reirational church next Sunday at 11, the pastor will preach on the topic, 4,Ihe story ot Easter in Shushaiu and its M'slern Siviiitti-Him' " The evenlnir service has not Im"Cii definitely arranged yet, but will lie announced later. Wheat Is jumping and the celebra ted tl (s'r buhel may lie reached this fall. On Monday it was quoted in Portland at HO eenis. Tuesday at 82. Where the resting place will lie has not lsen revealed. Hut the far mers can stand the rai. Hon. G. W. Patterson has occupied iiia iw.ur ii im Tier in the Crandall brick and though not wholly settled he is more comfortable man ne nas ms'ii. Io furniture, c.ir;ets or un-l.-rtaking he is prepared to serve his 'Utomers. The Corvallis schisil district has tsiught one of its 10 one-thousand lollar school Isinds aud cancelled the nine. Hillstsirii has 10 of that same lass of bond, one, at least, should Ik- returned next year. Hon. S. li. Huston started on Wednesday lat for San Francisco, stxioiiipanied by his foui'v. After a tew days in I alifornn, '-c - return as tar as Cihis Hay wK- - w ill nsnd the ri'inaindf "f . 'ii i n it six wis'ks. The Y. P. S. C. E. "f the ngre- gilional church Wil: depi . excel lent ice cream and cske i.i Me court house piare, Situr lay evi nirig Aug. 7th. Come and en'oy ttie .est con iTt of the season. Af'er this week I'l" Im ' I KNDF.NT will b- Installed In nev (u-irter on the ground fl sir ot 'sll s new brie on Seomd site. , : end w ll tie we'coined at thn pli-ce. J. A. B iwen who rVently sold hi Interest In th Argu. ha gone Into iulnessHl Iiwatvi Washington. He arte I w l h hi f.unily to the new ho Nf last Wednesday. Tuedxy last was our hot day. It Is not much cmler yet, though the !eni T11 tore I down a little. The first smoke of ilu saon overspread the plains yesterday. Mr. Wright and her son James w ho have Imsmi visitor wilh-her bro ther, Mr. Suniiel F.eritt will start to tie ir h oie in North Dakota next Tui-d ly morning. The petor of the Evangelical church will isvupv his pulpit next Sundiy Ih th morning and eve ning. Judge ltowiny l Asmria wa In llill-h m last (on lay. lrofi sslonal business dr-'W him here. Mr. Samuel F.veritt will start next Monday on a visit to Virginia after an absence ol ten years. COUNCIL PKOCEEimttS. The city council hel l the regular monthly meeting last Tuesday. The bills presented aud audited were: Hilisboro Lt A water Co f 105 55 Lane, marshal 2 ou lioman, recorder 11 JW 137 45 In June several estray horsea were em pounded and sold. Afier paying all expensed, $15 40 'as turned oyer to the city treasury, lltx. Caplea of Columbia county presented pnaif to the satisfaction of the council that the horses belonged to him, where uimiii the f 15 40 was refunded to him. The council voted to furnish paving ties for that mrt of Seismd str.-t ly ing between Lincoln Htnl JackuU streets conditioned that the property owners interested would grade the strnfci and isy liie piviic,;. The ordinance heretofore introduc ed licensing liowliug a!iy was in definitely posiponeil. The council adjourniil. ItU'RI HOISK NKWH. PKoUATK IWKT, Ivt Or ill N Clark, dsil. U;ud of I. iv'AoHiiispaiiiiiii'iislralor de Ismia non tileil and approved. Petition to distribute property of the estate tiled and continued till August 10th. Admlnixtrator w ill tile an inventory of properlty before Septemlr 3, 1H!7. EtHenry..Gar'.l.')i-I, .'.Uk-C- Iaj-.-w-the hTing"of affidavit of publication of notice of final settlement, it is or dered that this estate. I closed of reiird. Est Wilson Howlby, deed. E B Tongue spHiiuted guardian ad litem of the minor h4rs of said estate. Or dered that real estate of the value of toOOO be sold at private sale, one-half cash and the remainder on time, lUi Jariis Hamsey, deed. Final account rlied and Monday Sept. 27th set for examination of same. Est S L McEldowuy, deed. Final settlement fixed for "September 27 I8!7. VKKkl.V I HOP 1HLLKTIN. Portland, Or., August 2, 1S97. WESTEKN OHKUON. Weather Fair, warm weather prevailed during the pa-t week, ex eept on Friday when showers occur red along tie coast and cloudy (high fog) weather prevailed In the inter ior. The mean temperature for tiie week was tili", the same as the pre ceding week; the day temiierature averaged 78, and the night 53. The highest temiierature during the week was 81, and the lowest 48. The winds were northerly aud brisk lu lorce. Crops. The weather has continued to be favorable tor all crops, except for hoiM. Harvesting of fall sown wheat and oats continues, and will lie Hnished during the coming week. Threshing has commenced in a few localities, and rep rts indicate an ex cellent crop. The berry is well form ed and very plump the grain will weigh heavier than usual. 1 he wheat that has been threshed is yielding more bushels per acre than is usual, hnring sown grain Is most promising; color is showing and har vesting will beglu within ten days. Haying in the coast counties is about Hnished a fair crop has been secured. Hops have made go'al growth, but they are in a bad condi tion, owing to the lice. The weather has been favorable to the propagation it the lice, and they are more numer ous than ever. In some hop yards no effort is made to spray, in others spraying Is active. The outcome of the hop crop Is promemaucai owing to the presence of the lice lu such piienomenal numbers. t hemes are about over, lilack berries continue to be plentiful. 'each plums are about over. Col umbia and Bradsliaw plums are ripe. Prunes have commenced to color; the prune crop promises to be unusually large. Peaches are ripening and they ari a much Isstter crop than usual. Apples and iiears continue their prolific promises. Melons are ri and they are unusually plenti ful. Corn continues to make gisid growth; sweet corn is an excellent crop, and the markets are tilled with it. The general report Is everything beiuK so prolific this year, that the markets are deficient for everything except for a nonperishable character. The excellent retsirts continues as to Max and sugar beets. The weather conditions this morn ing are favorable for continued fair weather. Ixwer temperature are probable from Wednesday to Friday with increasing cloudiness, nut no rain, then clear and warmer from Sunday. EASTEKN ORWJOX. Weather. The mean temi?rature for the week, 60, Is 1 warmer than the preceding week. The maximum 54. The highest temperature dur ing the week was 1)4 on Tuesday; while the lowest was 41 on Friday. No rain fell during the week. The sunshine was continuous during the hours of siesible sunshine, except on Friday when clouds were present. I'lie v. Im!s were tt vr the wet to not Hi ,...d fnh in force. T- p. Harvesting of ". . iw 11 k (! '( Ami oat continue ; . 0 al yields are reported in sec tion. The grain is of exii'.leni real ity aud very heavy. Thrih'ng has commenced in some looioities. The farmers are more thau satisfied with their prospects. Spring sown wheat and oats continue to prvint-.o well; harvesting of them wid Is-ln with in the next two week. The . rain cro; r i-i ! to r Ihrg'T than i vt rlrf .ere. Io the sol aud east of Dine Motii.iai:is 10" 1- i iXlter :ind hsrvtii g of fill ri .rjn Is Jul commencing. ThrK.gn the ir rigated sections of Malheur, Baker, Harney and surrounding counties, the prospect wtre never ta-tter. The hay crop throughout the stock coun try is reported to be more than am ple for any sissibl.- needs during the coming winter. Th fruit pnwpect continue to he exivllcut. Melons are very plentiful, w inter apple promises a good crop. Peieh tree are filled to overbearing. I .ate cherries are now rie. Through out the entire section the fruit re ports are flattering. Corn is making more than the average growth and it has excellent priv-ia-ct. Corn has not grown in uthcient quantities to supply the lo cal demand, Tor the reason that other crs do so much better that It I ches r to buy corn or substitute some other feed. The weather conditions totliy fav or a continuation of the weather which has prevailed during the past week. $1000 Who will get it? Schillings Best lea is not only pure but it is f because it is fresh-roasted. What is the missing v:ord ? Get Schilling's Best tea at your grocer'i; take out the Yellow TUkel (there Li one in every package); aend it with your guess to aJdicaa Ixiuw before August 31st. One word allowed for every yellow ticket. If only one person finds the word, he get! one thousand dollars. If several fin I it, the money will be divided equally among them. Every one sending a yellow ticket will get a act of cardboard creeping babies at the end ol" the contest Those sending three or more in one envelope will receive a charming 1S9S calendar, no advertisement on it. Besides this thousand dollara, we will pay $150 each to the two person who send J.ri .thriJjn&'.,unb!X.?('yU9r4k!f4ik-!u CUveiope between June 15 and the end of the contest August 31st. Cut this out. You won't see it again for two weeks. L The county court now lu session has under consideration the building ofa county Jail and while the matter has not been finally settled, it fa al most certain that a county prison will tie built this fall. Now it is pro posed to build a brick addition to the court house adjoining on the west wall. The angle between the Clerk's and Sheriff's ofllee will be used which is almoxt a third of the wall required. The new part will l 1 feet higli and 24x40 feet in size. The walls will be 8 niches thick for it is not in tended to rely on brick for security against anything but tire. The tl ior will l cement and the ceilings of corrugated iron. Not a sliver of wood w ill las exposed to fire. The inside will be partitioned into two room the sin iller lux-4 feet where the steel cages now ou hand will be usisl. The larger r sun will be 2lxao feet In si. In this will be the mod ern steel Jail for the sale keeping of pri-oners. This wilt be 24x13 feet divided into a corridor 5x24 feet and 8 ells 8 feet square. Kvh cell Is fur nished lor 4 prisoners. When a pris oner is in this jail, he is there. The court will probably not buy this steel Jail tills year unless they can get a bargain. A decision will lie readied la-fore the court adjourns today. Portland University, though the youngest of the state colleges hat taken and holds an . advanced place among the educational institutions of the state. The management on the look out for opportunities to meet the demands of the country. The lateat department to la provided is the normal for the professional train ing of young is'iiple who expect to enter the profession of teaching. At the head of this department the Uni versity has exercised rare good Judg ment by placing there Prof. Win. A. Welzell wiio has so long been con nected with the public school work In Multnomah county. etzell is Isith a theoretical and a praticai man. He sides the theoretical training which every good normal hcIumiI can fur nish access to the public schools in Portland can be obtained where the actual workings 01 theory will be seen. I his Is an advantage which Portland University alone posesse. At graduation teachers are granted a state diploma, good in any county of the slate for a perils! of six years. Wll EX IMYiltl.E. An opinion was rendered by the supreme court last Monday modify ing the decree of t lie lower court in the case of II. II. Northup, respond ent, v. Hilph V. Hoyt, treasurer of Multnomah county apsllant. The decision is in favor of Treas urer Hoyt, and is a victory for the slate authorities. The supreme court decides that the state tax Is payable out of the first tax moneys collected and that no warrants drawn uiii the general fund of the county can be paid uutil the state tax has ts-en liquidated in full. The court holds that moneys collected for school road and other ssritlo funds are not applicable for the pryuient of the state tax at any time whether Ihey are first moneys or last moneys. The county fund is not a specific but a general fund, and the first of its moneys are liable for state taxes. The decision effectually settles the theory held by the authorities in sev eral of the counties to the effoel that the payment of state taxes could be withheld and the money used for the ayiiient of county warrants. This is not politics but business. If Wells, KaroA Co., is not bu-iness it is nothing. Its transactions are not only domestic but international. Mexico is a free silver conn try. Slid to te prosperous because of its free nilver hut that has Is'en denied. Well when WeIN Fargo A Co., sends a package to Mexico it is billed say at t'2 hut if paid in Mexican coin free silver, a calculation is made of the worth of that silver at that time. Kxehsnge is nuotetl to all of Wells Furgo i Co.'s agents every few dity. (Jiild being 100, silver was 2tx June 2 '; on June 1 0th it whs 210; July 1st 212; July2lth 215; July 2sth 220 and on July tint h 22.V That Is, it, on that d.iy, took 2.2" In silver to pay a ft Auirlcni debt. Where will the end he? Il Iims ts.'n a fnT'rlte catch phrase I with sipulists and free silyentm thst I'niteil Stales should declare flnsn 1 cial and industrial IndependHni-e. 1 It sw nis likely that thes. routers may Im- accommodated, f r Knroe Is iv ' ing w hat can te I' me In bring on a tariff war w ith us. A late news re-j p irt reads: "Veilisl and oin sug- gotions are made for Kurniean trade league agtlnst America, with1 threats of setiousci'nseuencea should ' Kngland refuse to join such a league. Some forty protests against the passage of the Dingley tariff bill were lodged in the state department at Washington by foreign governments Notwithstanding this our congress went on to the final consideration ot our new revenue law and when ready passed it. The same action will be had with our annexation of Hawaii. It Is Just possible that the European governments realize the useiessness of a protest hence they are not openly esKusing Japan's jingo utterances. The governor of Kansas, a popu list, declares that he will resist the U. S. courts. Before be does that would it not be well for him to read a little U. S. history of that period tail ween Jauuary 1861 and July 18U5, He might, tsi, Interview Kugene Debs aud get some pointers ou Jail life. Stop that cough! Take warning. It may lead to consumption. A 2oc bottle of Hhiloh's Cure uiay save your life. Sold by Hilisboro Phar macy. Dead Letter Ust. The following is a list of letters re uiaiuiug uncalled for iu the postotlice at Hillsisiro, July 31, 1!T: Mrs. Lucy Kulhulord. All letters not called for by Aug. 14 will be sent to the Dead Letter Oince. One cent will lie charged for each letter called for. II. Sthui-mkkk h, P. M. We are now otl'ring at the Phar macy for the uexl thirty days all druggist's sudries, brushes, sponges, -snip, purfutues and toilet articles at greatly reduced rales. Cattirrh Cured. A clear head h ml sweet hreath neeuml with 8liiloh'n Catarrh Hemeily, sold on a Kuarau tt-e. Naal injector free. Sultl by Hilisboro Pharmacy. What IT. A. i: Salter Maya. Buffalo. X. Y. dents Krom iiiv uersoual knowletltr-, Kiied in observing the effect of your Hhiloh's Cure Id cases of advanced Consump tion. 1 am prepared to nay it is the most remarkable Itemedy that has ever been brought to my attention It has certainly saved many from consumption. Sold by Hilislmro Pharmacy. " Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, for Con stipation. It's the Best ami if alter ui-itnr it you don't say so, r turn the tmi-k .ore and ir t your money. Sold by HillhtMiro Pnarmary. " THE MAKK iT. The attention of the trading public U centereil on the wheat proposition List Friday the market stiffened and a sharp ailvamv followed. On Tues day the remarkable quotation of 82 cents was reached. Tins figure was maintained on Wednesday ami is considered a solid mioiation today. At that rate the Hillsisiro market is 76 net, that is clear of sacks and storage. Wheat was as high last full but it was two and a half mouths Itler. PORTLAND yroTATtONS. Wheat Walla Walla, 80; Valley, 2 Kiour best irrnl, H rx-r bul. Oats wiiite, clime'. 3-(4IO: arey STdt'W; Htv T.'iK-ihy. f!2 lu 13); C oTrr. $in unto m in. HUTTER, EO;8, I'OULTRY. Kircs. weak at i"r l' in. Unii kins olu, il iKi t i f:mi penmen; riiii'kens i.ii"K, IISlKiitO"; Torkev. II a, IIHAU inns r p m nl ; I)ii.-ka ti 50 (. 00 p -r io n ; lee U WH3 ml per il I -n. Bii'ter K..nry Creann-ry. .VsaKl ami Dtirjr,iAA:iO rx r roll. VEOHrAUI.KS. Piitainea ilnrhanks. .VhMt onls i"r sack ; Near, AO t . Ilillshiiro fruits are slow sab s', and stiskshiy about lid they are shop worn. Fresh peaches, 2J eents; r-sh peaches hox of li lls. 5o eents. Trenrer Xwtlcr. NOTICE IS HKKEHY UIVEN. THAT al t'oun'r wsrritnta en.l.tf-e.1 i ri"C io Jai. 1. ls;C a-e n i v e ! 'in i -t tin tti-e f tne 1'fi'tnty iretS'i .T, ill city ol llilisb T'i. C Minly ol Walnnai.in and tniTest will f-e-a on the ssme after Au. tub, d at H'llshoro, lr 'jrin. this Shd.y of AUKUatlNiT. A. H. CAI'Y, (" iii n 1 irsnir. r. CASTORIA For Infanta and Children. TksfM- nai4 km Daakln Powder a. r. imitrL! uvr or lais 0 M THE atKlET. 1. y . 6 siiha ftoia MrVmvlll, Ysm 4 I 11U 1 111' y, or iri.n ; 15 cr e.0T-t Ml -r ilirl B'l ail' u ; lmi an " inrtl. iliuuun 1 iw r a im'il Ai Irri.ti, ii'iuma ai r A A "-"t ' r- iii nl po- r:vr b'ti - H r ! u rtioo , .1 1 and V uiu.- sii.t r . I ma is on ' ry ! r I'nati r uu tt Irs lu. -niu hu it innia. lihliir-j anil c alwciiuuarv ii- Jis. . 40 era 1 mile from HilUboro. aaarl ball ol mi la acnuina ovaTrr- ilii, uin ail i-ivart'U. Ao oauaiDja. I'm- I,mmi. Vs. . v . r alwmt is lull from Hit. OU boro. AO arm bruli land. Mar i ii..r.l; bulauin uod lnubr, no Improvs- men', rrio foU; a term. . 5. a'rr in . Mjr.".'i.-.Oi i.'jf5,- iiiiiva iroiii brxmition. IU0 acroa in t-uuivaliuii ; limit, barn autl l iuoitb I.111.1, to tibia lor Wiilainailu Valla; tarui. N. 5. I ( ""''"" '','t) "oJ anioothfiir.!!i!j!. T--CT .T ITl "lie ' lin diiiiu couniry, Eaao-rn Wail)., no luiprouisnta; to lraia lor H ll-lioru I'runrrlT. .No. . 1 acron ju.it outaitl i lljr limlta; about 7 U " t thin la high ground, Una lor Iiuii.Iiiik iiL'hl and lb best ol Iruit land. 3 irm brXTordaui. A Una llttla atresia runa acrona one corner, ted by nurnaroua -nriiii; aomn nf which ara on thia tract None ot tin ia yet in cultivation, but ia all .a-hid and aeeued aiao fenced. Xnia cnu.d be iimde a model auburban home. 1 ln cmli tiie owner allread In caah, (not , uuntum tiie clearing of it ), about 14OU.0U lint I am aiuhor.aed, tor a abort time, to sail it lor very muou leva. No. 7. 3' ami one half aorea ot land In heart of IlilMioro. All.lttel. Thia la a real aiian. No. 8. cra, nil lencel, alaahed and Beaded. 0 Fin t'liilditiK eiitlit, would make good home . Wry cheap and on eaay terma No. . r and one-half acres, inaide city limlta, a i) lair liouae, wood bearing orchard of auuiil 1SU trerr, uprinira, &o. Thla would ne a kihhI ana tor a creamery, being clone io railroad track. I liuve aurprlae for mil In the prii-e of tiita propeity. If you irtt lonk'ng for real olt "map," tbea don't fmi to iuvestigate thia. No. 10. 'p wo luts in Onterof Hillaliorooa whioh 1 are a ei liniilied tt room house barn a d oilier nut lioildinaa. Fruit traea and ihruoeiy. Very deaireuble proiarty and we nrr goina to let aome one time tor ulmiil hall us actual value. rt'VI lakes IU So. 11. A nice and protttaM business for sale. In g.sid town. Invoice-- about $1101). Part caiIi, Imtlance time. No. li. room li'iu-, in iiiiisiKiro, in xmi ra- pair, 4 liloiks frmii busiueaa ornler, le.i-utno ItKlit and water mainea on Ihi irm i) una lame lot all planted to Iruit and aiiruiiliery. Itarn and other outbuild inns. Wi'l sell on aaay pavmanta. o. IS. m T 111 trade the lour tracts last above dea- t crilK'd lor n iioud improved lanu la tic- Willamette Valley, X. 14. 4 ffnod 4 room house, flood woodshaad iV larifH lot in HillslKiro for aala. I'l $2 u,00, liJ.00 cash. Ballauca on tinia. No. la. I r you wish to g t into a good, aubatan- 1 UM liusiness in a gonu lown in tue Willainetie Vallev. tbuu dull I tail to In vi-aiixat 'his. Tiie alock consists ot about t-Mll) wortb of hardware, tinware, totila. Kroofriea, proviaions, dtc., and ia iiiKt the Diace where ens could prolitabtv dl a lull line ol inipiementa and farm iii'irhinery, as there la nothing of the kind in tne I wn. Will sell oi easy paymema or mii'ht rouaider n trade for a good, Ira. irnVfd tarui in I he Willamette alley. The almTe ia only a partial liat of prop er t I have on my books. M i.m.d sou Mil to lni anai you want rne me or call, and yon will r likely mid what you want. r. . nuii'sb, Hilisboro, Oregon IAIKV NTOt'K 4TAI CTIOX The ii idersiona I will on Saturday Aug ust 14 b at his lsr-n itn and one-half uiles southwest ol II ill boro, oner inr sale at auction bia Jeraey dairy stock to wn: 2 r'resh pare bred Jersey eowt, 1 Fresh 8.4 Jersey roll 1(1 Half Jersey rows to he In Milk la September 1 Jersey hull. 3 years old 1 Jersey bull. I year old 4 -4 and Jeraey helfera 2 Jersey ralres I.s Jersey ralres I H ell trained boggy team, 4 years old 1 Kuggy I Set harry harness I Met hack karaesa I Hark rarer 1 20-rullou milk ran 2 III ratio milk raws I M ood aawiar aiarhlae i Hies of bees, sappimrd to bo foil or honey. TERMS Of SAl.K. All nm utiIt (lO.'n o be paid cash ia lis, i I. K ir a i sun, a ol tlO 'Slso l upward- err mu-t be g sen o.'-a with approyen cu'ii do-1 i a I m iutns Irom tne dale t l -. and heirine iM rrest at tba rat nl ii, ri--i t tier ancuiu. ill-rount ol s i-r r-til sil he ai omed o all some ol tl'.isi and npwurd. f-ir r -hlii ' ard. A. A- I'tnM, II. I'. li s, Aiict-oneer. tire mt Flnl Wettleweiit N uTIl E the tin TH E i8 IIKNkllY OiVEX, THAT n ler-i if I hs lied her hnsl a ro .nt s s'ln ii istrsi' x ol thee tale ol b. McE I wn-1 , le. s-ed. In the eon e..un ..i ii a Mis e ! Or n, and in I 1 1 c'lirt hi- spi iiil d Monday the 27 b y of r) pteiiibor, alien o'clock ir. Uf I n-n -. le ' one lor th- uearma t.irtinita r'i sid tin ace ont and tie ettlemeat Iher f. A' y hair, 0 e,it.r Hi r l-rs hi I t- r.ae.1 la aai'l ea ale mar on r b o e sud t Tie for surb bear in and a-ltiencai, he hs ohjeetiona thereto in sal, I nii-l HKI.KN M. M F.I .IJOWKKY, I n tralni ol Hw e.iatOOl T. L, VrKI- iiownr. dei-es-ed. Dated si H l-oo-o. Oreg in Aaa-tS, 1j7. nis IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM OO Pr l!?Lti Stable Where jou hIU Mm' the Host Tennis tliat ran be limt 1 HILLSltOHO. EVERYTHING FIRST - CLASS. (loci Teams C.ood Hiiies and (Jo oil Drivers. Second and Washington 8t. pimffiiiimmmnfmmmmmmm U HAVE YOU USED BUTTER PARCHMENT? 2 . All gilt-edged butter put on the mar ket by creameiies ia wrapped in paper. The product of the private daily would reach its market in muck bettei coudi- . tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment than it docs 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, ?.iuuwuuuuumuuimuuuuuwuiu THE DELTA 1 MAIN KTKKET, IIII Patent Medicines, 4$f Articles, Ferfu merij, IPECIAL ATTEXTIOX to Quality and Accuracy in Dispensing. TELEPHONE FROM STORE TO OFFICE. MIIKKIFF'M NAM-: BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, decieti and order uf sale, ianued oul oi the Circuit Court ol the Slate ofOreeon for Washington County In lavor ol lirace A Wood aud atfainst W U Kucker et ala lor the sum ol $IN SU costs, and lor ttielurlber am ol ll.zlu L. a. aold com, with inter. eat tbereon at the late ol 10 tier cent tier annum Iroiu the lll.b day ut July, !S!i7, and lor the cutis ana expenses ol sate and of aaid writ; Now, tlierelore by virtue and in pursu ance ol said jU'liriiieiit decree and order ol sale. I wilt, on Monday, the IMr.l day ol Auguat 1SH7, at the aouib door ol the l uun Hou-e, in liiiisboru, Wa-hiu;toii Couuly, Uregon, at the hour of IU o'clock a. m,, ol said day, aeil at puhlic nuction to the big Il eal bidder Io -an. Ilia loliowing-deacrib- td real rojerty town: Being ail ol lbe west one-iiuarter of all and each of lots numliored six and seven in block numbered one. ol and in the loan ot lltllaboro ail aituate in Washington County, S'ate ol Oregon, to satisly lh hereinbefore named sums. an for the costs and expenses of aaid aala. Ha d property will be sold subject to re demption aa par statute of Oreg -n. wituese my bauu thia ana uay ol July t7. W. U. BKADKUKO, Blierltr of Washington Couuty, llregnn. 13 Hi B Huston, Attorney for plaintin. CITATIOX. N THE COLNTY CHKT OK THE Blute ol Oregon, lor Washington County, In fhe matter of the estate) of Thonisa J Reed deceased) ro Jessie C. I'aroons, a minor, (.. Par sjiik, her laibvr and ti, H. Iltiiniihrrys guardian ad-litetn of suid Jessie C. rarsotis and to ail persona interested in said e-tute Uraetinir: IN TIIE NAME OF THE HTATK OK OKEOON. You are herehy cited and r-otiired loan- near in tha Cviunty Court of the State of Oregon, lor the Couiitv of Wahingion at the Court Room thereot, at Hilla oro, in the County of Wasbinet n on Mnndsy, bo 1'ith day o'Augu-t, lsl7at In,, 'clink in the foremsin of that d y, then and there toabow cause if any eiia , why an order ol aala of the following d-scr bei real pro perly, situate in w nsiiinn ion County Ore gon, and J scmihu sa lottows 'owit: Heginning . I a i-ilni n 7-'u 41 r. andZmi chs Ir-.m Ike N W corner f the donstion land claim of Joshua Ilicksnn and site in seationgi. T 1 M R 4 W of W l ametie Mer idian, and running thenee N -JC 41 E .1 14 hs In the center of the I ouniy rosi. thenee N ijf II' fc In said center ol County road II cba thence N f W E in sa d cen lejf A .Vi chs to a post ; thence H 1tx" K w.is chs to -ectinn lino leteen seen ,ns 13 A 14 T I H R 4 W. thence .n said ec lion line hs th-nce a 74U E lir. chs to center nf right of a sy t Irii A Caiitorma ranroad, thenee j 21" 4i' W In said renter 1S.07 chs 'hme W to the esst Una of Joshua ltck-ona donat on lead claim thea N x- W on said ea-t line to the place of tiea-inaing cot tain ng 6.1 II acra ol land more or le-s, sima d not be made as prayed tor ia tli- pl'on of O. W. Heed a-l nn n 1st ra tor nf the estate of Thomas J. Reed deces-.fl, hlel tierein. WirNE.-H. tba Hon. II. P. Cornelia Jndre ol Hie l o intir C art of tiie sia of Oregon. C only ot Wfcsmn,'toa with the Seal o said oxirt smi-l mis ittn day ol July, A. i). It7. Attest: I. A. lOI'-rle. HI (HeeJ.) C.erk TO THE H3 55 cts 60 cts The standard size 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 tiow kept at the Independent of fice cut to any size wanted. DRUG STOKE I.XBOKO, OKKUO Chemicals, Fine Toilet L; in Great Variety. Beware or Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mcrtary, As nieroury will aurely destroy the sense ol smell and completely derange the whole ayatein when entering It through the mucoua surfaces. Much articles "hould never bo nsed except on preacrip liona from repuiabie phyaiciano, aa the damage tuey will do Is ten lold o the good you can poaaibly derive Irom them. Hall's Catarrh Curo, manufactured by K. J. Cheney A Co Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and ia lakan Internally, acting directly upon tha blood and muc il- sur lanea ol tba era'em. In l.uylng Hall'a Catarrh Cure be aura you get the genuine. It Is taken Internally, and made In Toledo, Ohio, by F.J. Cbenny A Co. testimonials tree. Hold by Druggleta, price 75c, per bottle. Hall'a Family 1'llla arc tsie best. Is Your HiihIiioms Dull? Then this ia tha time to improve it. Don't wait until "something turns nn," but turn it up yourself. Remember this the puristae ol a'lvi-rtiaing ia to bring business. The wise business man will adver tise as much -il not more in dull seasons as in busy seasons. A goir ami time-honored way of advertising is through the Hu i.sBoao lsDEPKNnr.XT. W heth er you want to get out something neat to send through the mails or something cheap to throw around, come and see us, IT You Were Ho Yes, if you were the rreditor and saw tha merchant sitting idly In his shop acciimuliiting more dust, cobwebs and out-of-style good than cash, you would probably feel like asking, W hy don't you Wiiko Up ue the advertising columns of the Hii.mtvmo IsngprstiFST and exchange your stock for legal tender? l hat say you. IEiihIi Work is a problem in moat Job office. Not so with the IIili.siv.so Is narrsrigsT lrintery. We hare a large fume of men at work all the time ahd can "rush" a job for you without any trouble. When yon want work dono quickly give the HtLi.saoRo la. btraabasT Job OflU a trial. As 1''e
