HILLSBOKO INDEPENDENT.
Fill DAY, M Altai 4, IH'JS
LOCAL AND GKNKRAL.
SiH ure your lii kcl to Um U) Turn's
('itliin at omii to avoid th-rurtll. For
hhIi at Wi liruim A Smi.'u
Don't f id l m ttie fvent of th
wiiMiii in tin' '-iforninniv of Ulii'le
Toiii'h C.il.in Monday nlglit.
Drii'.'t?iwt M. t'. Hr iwn f the Pliar-mitt-y,
ih tnkintf a varalioii. Ilia
ihui im Hiiiiliil y Jumi't Mat;rii
ilrr. Hni'rvlsor Mort'liiiul fin Ufii
I. lowing mIiiiiiim out of the BitHe
In in- ro.ul iiii of town during lh
JIMrtt Wll'tC.
Allart lU uiifil who llvt north of
Fori'Ht (iruv I mfiitiiiiietl aa a mp
u list i-aiididitlc for reirn'iilative Ui
tin' li'niiluiurn.
Wtnlry Hohiiiw Hiid Frank MiU-li-
ll li li IiihI Monday fir NkaKvvay. A
iuiiiIm r of their Iriond aiviiiiiitnuil
tlll'lll to tin HtMlioll.
HiloinNcful revival iiiwditilis an
holding in lint M. 10. iliurili, IJori e
liiiH. M.iny iinivrmioiw nave al
ready resiilied, and the interest in
the im-i'liun in unahated.
diri-uiun rliimli in without a pan
tor, KUler .Slnlly ImvliiC rmitriiiil,
hill u i uinliTHitHHl that iii'Koliationti
are iH-iiilini: which will euahle the
rhiirrh to call a mini's r.
I,.idien, lake Iho U-nt. If you are
troubled with constipation, iallow
Mkln, and a tired fii linn take Karl'n
tHover Tea. It is pleasant to take.
Sold by llillslx.ro riiarmaey.
Senator Sum Hughes ia IoiikIiik' for
good weather, lie hasla''!! eonliiied
to Ids room iiiiii h of the tune for the
past ith, though he is U'tter than
he has l- en. A bronehial ailment is
the trouble.
The amiud school meeting will
Im held in the school house next
Monday. March "III at 1 :.'UI p. III.
The hiisini'is to l' transacted is the
election of one dinclor for three
years and one clerk for one year.
Directors. 11. Iluslou gian out this
year.
Sheriff J. W. Mure ot Clatsop eoun
to aiis in town yisti rdiiy after one
Joseph Fain hil.ls whom Shentl
Itniillord had loiiinl. Fnircliilds Ik
under iiHticiim nt at Astoria forusirg
Illegal latigiiage on the public street
hihI otherwise improperly demeaning
himself.
Last Mondiiy afternoon Mrs. Wm.
Itaiheldi r of l,inox. slarUil down
stairs at her residence, hut lripel
and r 1 1 , lireiiking lier right arm
alstve the elbow. Dr. F. A. I (alley
was culled to attend to the injiireil
woman and he found several minor
Injuries, though the fr.iclure of the
arm I is the chief hurt.
Mr. (Irani Hughes, Forat (irove
electrician, has built a "." light lyn-
aioo for the Forest drove Hour mills.
The machine is doing food work,
but being MriT than desired, will be
replneotl by a smaller machine. The
large dynamo will Ih iisciI in the
tlaston'inills or in the Mi'Minnville
tNilleg', as Mr. Hughes has both pla
ces lor lighting.
Many t our citi. 'tis are pruning
orchards this week, iiscIims I i in lis are
removed which Is a good thing to do,
hut the hru-h oiuht to le piled at
other places than the strict. There
in a string) nl ordinami' agiinst such
prnctiii', and the ailthorieties will he
enforcing it lust at a time when the
orchardist can ill atfonl to engage In
brush burning.
KMer Shelly, w ho lias so ably filled
the pulpit in Christian Church, llills
Isiro for the past four years, bus ac
cepted a call from the lleppner
church, lie will go to his new Held
immediately. It is to be rtgrelteil
thst the lliilsboro chun-h iiinnot see
its way eb'ir to keep F.lder Shelly,
Me is it strong man, an ehnpient pul
pit orator and very sipular, not only
w ith his own parishioner but with
the general public.
The ministers of llillslmm that at
tendisl the ministers' ims-tingat For
it(irove nthe-JNtof last month,
retiirniil ilelightitland benefited by
the pns r furnished and read by lU'V.
tiei.rge of this city, as well ait the
meeting in general, not ying any
thing how they enjoyed their return
trip Monday M'nh 7, Ilia. m. at
the iioineef llcV. K. I'. Hugh."s, i"
the date, time and plaif appointed
for thtf next meeting. K- taver
of For! t trove wjf).',Jtrniih the
pn r for this meeting. I'pon the
resignation of 1'V. II. 1 Shelly, an
president, lU v. Staver was eltvtel.
irSTniTiViT PIS !
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Marrleil, at Oaston Feb. 2.1, IS'.is,
Mrs. S. H. Henderson and II. Hall.
The eeremniiy was crforuied by
Key. Shelly, of lliilsboro. Those
present were Mr. and Mr. N. J.
Walker; Misses Daisy and Lillie Hen
derson; ('has. Hall; Mrs. II. I)., Mab
el and Claude Itryant; Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Davis; T. . Saine and
daughter, Iottie; 1'earl and Olive
Davis; Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Hayinond
Mr. and Mrs. Ijciiox; Mr. and Mrs.
A. Storey; Mr. anil Mrs. T. W.
Thompaon, Wm. Storey; J. Kenny;
C. W. Hudson; and Clyde Raymond.
The table whs well spread with a
delicious dinner, especially good was
the briilea' gold (standard) cake and
the groom's silver cake, pieces of
which your eorresMiiideiit had the
pleasure of placing under his pillow.
The following is a few of the many
presents received: Silver pickle dish,
large Ilium, set silver forks, fruit
dish, cup and saucer, splasher, tray
cloth, pair Turkish towels, picture.
May success crown their elforts is the
wish of a host of friends.
Prof. Greene, accompanied by Mr.
Geo. li. Smith, of Forest Grove, left
Thursday for New York, Huston,
Chicago and other eastern cities. Prof.
Gni'tie gin's to hUs-rvise in person
the publication of the first volume ol
his anthem laiok for the use of church
choirs, besides numerous studies and
small piano pieces for teachers use.
Among these is a series of mcloili-
ous studies on the scale in all keys
which will lie a great help to teach
ers aa the former uionotnous but nec-
msary work of the scale will lie to a
certain extent done away with. I he
professor and Mr. Smith expect to at
tend concerts pretty regularly and
hear the best there ia going. They
exaH't to return in about four weeks.
On Thursday of last week Clyde
Shannon was with his playmates on
the campus at Clatskanie, Ore
gon. One hoy shot an arrow at a
hunch of lioys. The shaft struck
Clyde In the eye, inflicting a very
painful wound. The little sulferer
was taken to a specialist in Portland,
but his uncle, our Judge 11. Cratidall
has not heard since how the II year
old patient is getting along.
William Slawson an employee of
the S. 1'. Co. was t.irown from a hand
car at Heaverton last Friday. The
car passed over his arm and thigh
without breaking a bone which is
t remarkable escai. Dr. Tameisie,
the company's surgeon was called to
the injured man tiut did not ciusider
it necessary to ui'ive him to a hospi
tal. Charles James, Fred Heywood and
Then. Miller, landowners lietwit-n
Hiilslairo and Cornelius have taen
hi,,u imr nut Htunins diirim? February
Messrs. James and Heywood have
their fields Utterly covereu wun
uiiinin ami roots, while the (lull
Ixhiiii is hourly sounding in Millers
lot.
Win. Mohr makes hoots at his
shoo on Second street, HiUshoro, for
. ' . i .
f.i..M per pair, hcwcu siiocs ht ,
and givci siiecial attention to repair
inc. Heusi-sonly tiri-grade stock
which enables him to guarantee his
work.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures
when others fait. It is the leading
Couirh Cure, and no home should la
without it. Plea-ant to take and
goes right to the spot. Sld by Hills
isiro Pharmacy.
Ti,. m P f 'ii- has maile a lower
rate from Hiilslairo and Fort si Grove
lor iNa'alofS and onions in carload lots
of 12 tons. The old mte was f I. tilt
per ton, and the new rate is tl.2i r
ton.
Phiele Hailey of Tualatin working
on a stump-puller on Jos. ( ialtmath'a
place was struck by the leaver as it
Hew back, causing a fracture of the
leg-hone alaive the ankle.
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, for Con
slipation. It's the Hat and if alter
using it you don't say so, return the
package and get your money. Sdd
by lliilsboro Pharmacy.
Mr. J. A. Imbrie ha rcntid for ft
years 20 acres of his ttcavc rdam land
near Mountaindale to W. .1. Hockctl
of Heaverton. The consideration is a
part of thecnip.
The Hillshoro Pharmacy h-ads all
competitor in firsi-cl-s cutlery
pisket knives, wior, Mmrs, and
no st metal gisuls kept in this
house.
To cure a cold in one day. Take
IjtTSlive Promo (jiiinine Tablet.
All druggist refund the money if it
fad to cure.
Uememls r it. At the Pharmacy,
no imitaiion are olil for the genu
ine Hnd recomim nd d as "just a
fP"l.M
At lliilsboro Pharui iey, stationary
tf every kind, pet, pen, envelow
and inks told at lowest living rate.
i iiit Ujioi j'u.iy s;
I I I '1 II. I I I A 1 1 r
:!?iP
litiro, at Condon, Oregon, to E. R.
'"'iriiHff Hti ! wife, h mm.
lly fi r snif. K. 11. N arn-o, one
ir'f inil' of Hill-Aoru.
Iir A (W i in is vi-iiim; iu lliilsboro,
dr.U Mill lxi hnr for a fortnight.
11. U. (ioihIiu rM'it hutiilny Milt
M .uiij in HiI'nIxD with tiL-t fam
ily. V.. )l. !l,r, It It I.I, J U'ltk K
' ; ir :t nivMii of ((.iriit'ii anil hnvinnk
n. IckiK II in urUi.-Uol.g liiwvii r
Mfi la-nullf.
liurt ltd v. ri ii i iit'i'ibil M.i
lion uuli t te I' . i limit iMiiy Tribune
I lii work i in if Hit r it y pi n if tie
; trum-ut. ill im uiitved bin family
o th uif tr.Mli.
I TMitli lruiii-, H(xiiiij hot-water
jbnitlft, !yrini;es vltt-t jiroU-ctoM,
1 fctflil at it 'ival ri luciion at tliu llill-
ooro rhariiiai'V
Kvery part of the county contrib
ut -s to the pH i rons of the lliilsboro
Pharmacy, and why Umuuse you
get fun vue f r our money ou
oery urlicle hou.'hl.
ttchiilmcrifii A ."Mm ipiote prices on
fa m implements thai surprise the
natives- S e their plows harrous
ai d drills. N-w binders, mowers,
and rakes to ai rive in about ten days.
t he Kpwoitb l-sgue of the M. E.
church will give a sociable at Grange
ha1 1 on "St. Patricks day lu the
morning." This brings the gather
ing on Wednesday evening Mar. 16.
At the Tualatin Plains Prenbyter
istii church next Sabbath morning at
II o'clock Mr. George will preach a
memorial sermon, subject "the tem
perance crusade and Francis E. Wil
lard." An olferiug will be made for
the IsNtrd of aid to college and acad
emies.
Hovt. the jeweler has just received
hu invoice of tine gold watches in
ladies' and gentieiiieus siz -s. Jn the
1 1. lies' sie be has the smallest watch
made in America, but just as relia
ble us, and much finer iu appearance
than the larger one. Every watch
is fully guaranteed.
Dr. W. T. Lyon, dentist will he in
Hiilslairo, March 7tli In remain for
a week or ten days. He will lie pre
pared to meet any wishing his ser
vices. His prices are remable and
he can be found at Mrs. HHneers
residence one block south of base, line
road on first street.
Next Sunday morning al the Con
gregational church the pastor will
take for his theme "The audience,
the Sermon and the Preacher."
Horn. 1 :15: lu the evening the sub
ject of the discourse will lie "The in
evitable result," based on llomans t:
11. The other services will lie in the
usual order.
II. H. Johnson will build a large
two story brick barn on his cottier at
Forest Grove this summer. The
structure will bo two stories and a
Imsement. On the west side dummy
windows will be laid in the aecond
story so that at any time hereafter
be can easily change the tiuilding
fur commercial purposes.
Mr. K. E. Hryan has returned
from Union county. While there he
saw the people who are building the
sugar factory- Alter talking with
hem he cornea home much encour
aged regarding the plausibilities for
this county. There will lie more to
say alsiut the sugar beet factory nest
week.
I K. Adams under date of Feb. 21
write-i to W. N. Hirrett that the trail
over the mountains from Skagway
are in fine condition when the wind
docs not blow. Ho thinks that nine
out of ten who are on the trail would
prefer to he at home if they c mld
place themselves In the same circum
stance as they were before they
started.
Work has so increased with L. W.
House that he ia not able to do all
thai comet, hence he Is increasing hi
futilities by adding machinery. He
is putting in a steam engine that will
furnish (tower for his lathes, rip saws
ami morticing machines, the pow
er is the engine formerly u-ed to run
the presses of the Forest Grove
Times,
New gissls, new styles in endless
variety. We are receiving our
spring stock and can furnish our
customers with the best class of staple
giMids at price lower than ever otter
ed in this market before. Call and
examine our prices before puchasing
elsewhere. No trouble to show
goods. Hcmemh r we hold prices
down. H. E. Hryan A Son, Csh
Store.
The city council held its regular
meeting last Tuesday. The marshals
salary of f-0 (Hi was paid and two
ordinances adopted. One providing
w hat animals must be kept in incloa-
ii res and when, and the other lelat-
Iik; to building sii'ewalks- The for
i i Ideii sto. k is horses, cattle, mules,
a nine, shis'p, goats, ducks or geese,
provided cows not breechy or
vicious may run at large from one
half hour la-fore sun rise to 9 o clock
P. m. Chickens must la confined
from April 1st to Nov. 1st. The
ordinaniv relating to side-walks is
for the repair of su 'h and includes all
the walks in town, and the walks
must be repaired. The ordinance is
an important one and iron clad.
Senator G. W. Patterson has sold
his furniture and underta-ing estab
lishment to P.O. Hrown Isteof Iowa,
Mr. Patterson has been in business
here for 12 year and now dispimi's of
it a a successful trader. He will not
retire altogether from the industrial
world, but will still remain with us
(sissibly to engage in some other line
later on. For it he present he will
move his safe and desk to the oflice
of (Vt. It, Crandall on Main street
where he will welcome old friends.
Mr, Drown is not w ithout experience
and pomes here liei-anse of our mild
climate. Having profitably served
the public in cold Iowa he know nf
no reason why he cannot do the ame
here. He invite visits from all and
whether they buy or not, a cairteoiis
and affable gentleman will cordially
receive' them.
tOlRT H0tF-
IMMin ATK.
F.state Fmw lavis tlerensetl Hum
pbrev alty; w ill of deceased admit
tetl to probate. Ordered that James
C Cory ls a -'iiitcd executor to
serve w ilhout I'oimIs a provided in
the wi I. The appraisers are John S
Jackson, t Jen Bantx and II T John
son. CIKCVIT coc RT.
The new actions in the airruit
court are;
Chas A Yottcr v U -c3 E Morrill
foreclosure.
II li :leiidrix, H il Huston and T
II Tonfc ie v Jobu C-osU-llo buii o.
quiet title.
Sain v F Eberhard, suit to quiet
title.
I'MYtitMl V tW.
lUlph Cl.rke, of Purtiand High
School, -p. ii,. Siiurdiy and Sutiitay
intheGrov" with hu brother Wi'l.
The athletic exhibition given by
the young ladies Friday evening in
the auditory was a grand suicess
The work done was nf the first ord
er and well preformed. It spek
volumes for Miss Evans, physkul
director, to be able to do so much in
the short time she has had. .
Pacific University Glee Club is
planning to give an entertainment
the last week of this term. A yet
the program has not iieen arranged
but it certainly will he of high merit,
as the club has been working faith
fully up to this time.
Saturday evening the second year
academy class held a very t-ijoyable
gathering iu the parlors of tierriek
Hall. A well arrangeil program.
musical and literary was carried oU'
a pleasant time spent in amuseuien's
and after feasting ou the gissl hint-
prepared for the (s-ta-ioii the cla-
adjourned well pleased with the on .
er of the exercises in which they hi U
participated.
Nothing else is talked of in P. I .
at present, except the probable out
come of the coming forensic strugg'e
between P. U. and W. U. A gte t nuni
Iter of distinguished visitors will at
tend and there is no doubt but thai
the auditory will be packt d to it-, ut
most seating capacity. A banquet
will be given the detiat'.'rs ami v sr.
ors at the close of the debate in Her
ricks Hall. A committee of arrange
ments have the matter in hand and
they are making extensive prepara
tions to give the visitors a royal
welcome.
SITDV TO l'LKAHE THE X.1KKET.
The Agricultural Experimental
Station has just issuid a bulletin on
Marketing fruit which is timely since
preparation for that should commence
now. for if the horticulturist has no
good fruit to sell how can he market
any. Speaking of I ho customers
tastes and peculiarities the bulletin
remarks:
The importance of striving to
please customers is not always fully
realised by those marketing fruit
The consumer's wants may not coin
cide with your views of what the
should be but when he Is satlstlcil
you not only make a sale but gain h
permanent customer. Keep in close
touch with the markets, visiting
them often to find out what jsop e
really want and pay the iiiilI lot.
The producer, retailer and consumer
should, as far as atssible understand
and trust each other, remcmlM'ti g
that in union there is strength, a xl
each net'iis the others' assistants'.
The sale of fruit dciiends on its up-
irarancc, quality, the kind of paik-
age used, proer grading and pack
ing, and its condition when sold.
Overproduction and low prices tend
to cause carelessness in picking and
packing small fruits which are fre
quently placed on the market in an
uninviting condition, Keeping price-
down. When graded it is more in
demand and brings higher prices.
More care is needed in selling fruit.
The market is seldom so overstocked
that choice fruit retailed in perfect
condition will not bring a fair price
Beauty of form and color, large, uni
form size ami good keeping qua'itics
often sell fruit when excellence of
flavor will not, and many litti i de
vices may be employed to increase
its attractiveness. For example, did
you ever try selling choice pears,
peaches, prunes or cherries in neatly
labled one and five pound paper
boxes?
A .Narrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mr.
Ada E. Hart, of Orotons, S. D., "Was
taken with a bad cold which settled
on my lungs, cough set in anil finally
terminated in Consumption, hour
Doctors gave me up saying I could
live but a short time. 1 gave my sell
up to my Savior, determined if I
could not stay with my friends, on
earth, I would meet my absent one
above. My husband was advised to
get Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I
gave it a trial took In all eight bot
tles. It has curred roe, and thank
God I am saved anil now a well anil
healthy woman." Trial bottles free
at The Delta Drug Store. Hegular
size 50c and ll.(K) guaranteed or price
refunded.
Through Toartst Cars to St. Loni.tjf
A tourist sleeping car will leave
Portland every Monday via Mo. Pac.
and every Wtdnrniay via the Hur
lington route at H p. m. via the O. K.
A N. through Sslt I-ake and 1). nver
without change tost. Lmis, and un
der the supervision of xperienc il
conductors. No change of cars to the
cities, Kansas City or St. Iou's. K.tp
this service in mind when going
east and consult O. K. A N. agents or
addre,
W. H. lit hi. m kt,
Geueral Passenger Agent, Portland,
Oregon.
Weekly I'xrursion to the Et.
A tourist sleeping car will leave
Portland every Tuesday at 9 p m,
via. the O. H. A N., without change
to Boston, Hnd under the supervision
of experienct .1 conductors. No
change of cars to the cities Omaha,
Chicago, Buffalo, or Boston. The
ideal trip to the east is now before
you. lleinenilsT this service when
going east, and consult O. It. A N.
agents or address: V. II. Ilnrlburt
tieneral pa-nger Agent, Portland,
)regon
Preadfally frn-.
(ients: I was dn-adfully nervous
ami for relief took your Karl's Ciov r
Id tot Tea. It rpiittsl my nervts and
strengthened my whole nervous sys
tem. 1 was troubled with constipa
tion, kidney and Ism el trouble.
Yiair tea soon clean! my syslem so
thoroughly that I rapidly regained
health and strength. Mrs. s. A.
Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by
Hillahoro Pharmacy.
Ilea Utter I lt.
The following Is a list of letter re
maining uncalled for in the iMntoftlce
at Hillshoro, Feb. 'M, I
Mrs. J. II. Barrett,
Mr. J. W. Hobinson.
All letters not called for bv Mr.
12, w ill he sent to the Head 1ctter
Office. One cent ill la? charged for
each letter called for.
II. ScHULMtRK U, P. M.
f T
0
Teware of M cheap " tah
fnj pow.lers. Alum m.ikr-s
good medicine hut ba,d food.
Aali our doctor. n-
Hut klru't Amit-4 Salv.
Thf Best Salve in tho world f.r
Cut, Bruises, Sore. Ulcer. Sall
Rheii'n, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapl
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skjn. Eruption, and isjsitivelv cures
Pile, or ini pay required, ft guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 2" cent per
Isix. For !. hv iMta Drug Store.
ggs for NatcbiOg!
My furiu vhiJ in well utocked with
fine'l'iurred I'lymotii Kock hens llead
ied by careful selected bints of the name.
Eggs luriw and hrown which I sell for 'HI
cents sr setting, (unie and see my
liinls.
MRS. R. It. COLLINS,
Hurr (Ink (arm, tine mile uortli of town.
K H V K It K K'H N1I.EO F II KA L
PHOPKKTV.
NOUCK IS HKItKHY (ilVKN. THAT
the umlumiKmil by virtue unit in iiiir-
suaiK-e ol'a (twree of the rirenit I'ourt nf
the Slate of Oreiron lor Washington oimty,
mane uiki eniereu on tne nn iiuy 01 juii
uarv. lsilT. in s suit tor nurtition of cer
tain proieriy, wherein Aniiiiidu .1. MIum mull
unit Vun Kheriiiiin. her hiistuiml, Minerva
Fisher and William hinder, tier IiiisImiihI.
were plaintitlH aid Drncilla MeLin ami H.
.'cl.in her himhand, Mahnlu Perry unit
Klizals'th ShuU' were (lel'eiiilenlM, and re
iiuiriiiK me to aell the real iruiertv liereiu-
alter ileiu-rilieit in wtid dis-ree. Now there-
lore, iu conformity with the directions and
roiitimtnds of said decree aforesaid I will,
on Monday the 4th day of April, lsiis. at
I tie siiiiiii uooro the uoiirt House, in I III n-Imh-o,
v ashington t'ounty, OrcKoii, at the
hour of ten o'eloek a. in. of said dav sell at
eulilic auction to the hieliest ladder for
cash in hand, all of the following- portions
ol me. souin null 01 ine ihnialiou Land
Claim of Edward Cotistalile, lieeeaseit, in
Washini.Moii County, Oregon, and describ
ed as follows lowil :
Iteimr all of lots niinnred. 9,10,11,12,
l."i. IS and 111 mid the south half of Ixit No.
11 of and iu J. A. iteid'a Five Oak suIkIi-
isuni in Sections, 1 i hikI lii, 21 and 22 of
Tnwiiship one North Kanire two W ist.
Will. iMcr. and also all of that portion of
Lot No. tt of said .1. A. Keid's Five Oil
suhdivision above described, lying south of
the North line of the south half of the Ilon
aliou l.aud claim of FMwurd Constable and
wife alsjve desiTils-d. That I will tdfer
suid tracts for sale separately, or in any
manner to nit pun-baser.
Witness my hand tlils'.'nd dav of Mch. IS"8
W. 11. l!UAIFl)IU,
41 45 Referee in the above entitled Suit.
OTICK FOK I'l'IILICATIOK
Laud Orrici at Orfook Citt, Oh.
February lt, 1S!I8.
TOTICE IS IIERE11Y UIVK.V, THAT
I the following-named settler has tiled
notice of his intention to make tinal proof
in supMirt ol bis claim, ami Hint sain prooi
will lie made Is-tore the County Clurk ot
Washington county at lliilsboro Oregon on
April , ls!s, vin:
Joseph Hearing.
H. E. r'17 for the E X of 8 E K of Sec.
22. N M of N K W of Sec IV. Tp X R 4 W.
Ho iiainra the following witnesses to
prove Ins continuous resuh-nce upon and
cultivation of. sai l land viz:
V.. J. Crabb. liuxton, Oregon.
John R. Hailey, " "
i. A. Shcpard Greenville, "
John Lipiwrt, " "
CHAS. It MOtRF.S
40-4.i Register.
F.xecntor'i Not ice.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
i the undersigned has taken out set
tler testaments in the eslute ol Enos Duvis
deeeaseil late of Washington county tlre-
gon. All persons having claim against
said cstule are hereby notitied to present
the same properly authenticated to me nl
mv n-sideiiee nor h of lilencoeor at the of
lice of Humphreys it Son in lliilsboro with
in li months Ironi nils dale and an croons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are nsiiestisl to make immediate payment
to the unilcrsigncii.
1 latest Feb. 2s, 1!W.
J.C.COREY,
Executor of the last will and testament
of Fnos Duvis deceased. 41 -4
Notice of stockholder" Sleet'
Ins.
TOIICE IS HEREBY C.IVKS. THAT
I 'he annual mis ting of the stockhold
ers of the lliilsboro Co-i 'perative Coinp iiiy
will Is-held in t lie iirangc null in iiittsiioro
i cgdii Saturday, the Jiiih day of March.
141. at 1 o'clock. 'I his meeting; is called
for the purpose of electing rive directors to
serve one year and for the transaction of
such other husincssaii may properly come
Is-fore said meeting.
Hillsboso, Or Feb. 2". 1
JAMES II. SEWEIX.
Calvin Jack, r President,
Si-cretary. 41-45
mm,mmmmmmm?mi
I SALE SALE I
g Schulmerich & Son
Will sell for the next Meek a
ST" larse line of shoes below cost.
JH See their stock before buyin?. US
fiiUUiiiUUUiiUUUUiUaUi
'S
THREE RAMBLER ROSES.
Willi, trllffw. ritmn. iU mate a mr.iict h'r. ri
frc the p nx. or rft trnttntf 'e1 1 nntlPt ho
pkjtnt will roiiH.C triow4tftKnf( liwm hesrthiei l:n rtiH
ihec now "application.
TTTnTT'Q GARDEN ANO FkORALCUIDC.
V VxfcJks Tlw . I it s m4 la LHr- lurtww mm4 Urtmr.
Ts "miv is r ft,n m-nrsssn sa4 lhrccMMM tnc yntinf aa4 cultare , so wylifcmtft,
cn.iMl, rl.,s,1 mnti IIWV.tt IS.!
KC WHO RCHS MAT READ.
Mm .tttratfiitnm hnm Mitire. ( rMtvfj ptf nf 9t Pw. NMnftmWM, Twhetnm Hirmm
ilr-n ly lty. t atiM lahliM. Wrti A. rtr'.i v wivaa1 enw ? n rf pft
JAMES V1CKS SONS. Rochester. N Y.
IN THE Cll:iTIT t iH RTOK TIIF.
Hiato of Oregon tortile County of uli-OtiL.on
The Alliance Trust Company. I im-1
ltl-d, i luiiuiil,
II W. Scott. Olive MavScott. his
wile, Ktu- li. liel. J. I.. Martin, ,
lernsliu Martin, hi wile, F.rin-st ,
i-!verrst, Kva Kveret, his w:te. .
Miliuii a. F-ustiimii. Faslman,
liia wile, William Hall alidlXtilim
.Murphv, lH-telldallts. '
To H. W. Scott, Olive May Sen't. Ettie U
Iiel, Milton S. Kastinau and Fast
nan, IVIeiidants:
lu the name ut the State of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the cuinplainl tiled aguinsl you ill the atsjve
entitled cause by the ti rst "day of the licit
term ol Court, alter the expiration of the
publication ol lhi numinous, lo-wi : Bv
Nlotiday. Mart h'JIat, Is m, and if you fail
to so answer lor want thereof, the plaiulir)
will apply lo the Court tor the relief de
manded 'in ihe complaint, lo-wit: For
lodgment against H. W. Scott and Olive
Nlay Scott lor 12 with interest from July
1st, IsHii, at IU per rent per annum; and
fj with interest from Junuury 1st, lsM7 at
III lull l.'lll ,U P Ultlllllll Ull. I I') ivilli
I interest from July 1st, 1SH7 at 10 percent
I J'
er annum: and f.UOtu w uu interest Ironi
uly 1st, lsxti. at s per cent per annum, and
sco Willi interest trum January 1st, IwiT.al
& per cent per annum, and limi.nn as atior-
lll'll' tC rtll ill I'llitllt hllltM Vlllll inin
f together wi li the cos aand liishursements
I of i bis suit, and or a decree foreclosing
plaiutilPa moriginre upon the following de
scribed proierty in Washington County,
state of Oregon, to-wit: The nor lieas
(I uar er ol ion lour een Ilk township
one 1 1) south, Kungc five lo) west of the
Willamelie Meridian; and the southeast
(planer ol section nineteen liai. Township
one 1 1) south, Kange four (4) west of the
Willamette Meridian, containing three
hundred and twenty C" )) ueres : ami for
the sule ol the aaiil proarty toaatialy said
judgment, and barring and foreclosing
you and each of yon ol all right, claim or
eipiity of redemption ill the mortgaged
premises and every part thereof, una lor
such other and further relief as to the
Court may seem meet and equitable.
This publication is made by order of
Honorable Thomas A. McBridc. Judge of
the alioveentitlcil Court, duly made and
entered January, 21st. lsiis.
F F.N TON, HKONAIOH AMUR,
.'sj-4.-' At!orncv for i'luintilf.
Ninnos.
IN THE CIRCI IT COl'RT OF THE
Stau- of Oregon, for the County of
Washington.
Fulva Reef, Plaintiff, 1
Jack Reef, Defendant. J
ToJack Refi', the Iiefenilant above niiuied :
In the name of the Slate of Oregon, yon
are hereby required to appear ami answer
the complaint tiled against you in the
alsjve entitled suit by the lirst day of the
next term of the aUive fii.itlcd court, fol
lowing the c xpiration of the time presi-ri li
cit in the order for publication ol ttiis sum
mons, which lirst day will lie Monday the
21st day of March, fails, and if you tail to
so answer, for want thertif, plaintitf will
apply to said court for the relief demand
ed in this complaint.
The relief dcmandisl is, that the bonds of
matrimony now und heretofore existing ls
twccii lilaintill ami defendant, Is) desofviil,
set aside und held for naught; and I lull
plaintiff have judgment aguinst defendant,
lor seventy-live dollars attorney's fee, and
tot till costs und disbursements of this
suit.
This summons is published by order of
ine iiouoriinie l nomas a. MCliriiie, Jtiuge
of the nhove entitled court, made at rham
liers, on the 31, dav of January, I vlH.
V. H. COOl'ER,
38-14 Attorney lor Plaintiff.
IS THE CIRCt'IT COURT. OF THE
1 state ot Oregon, lor N aslungton t oun
tv. (In eipuity)
Philipjie Cliajieron. I'luintilf i
vs. V
August Schmidt, Defendant )
To August Schmidt, defendant
In the name of the State of Oregon: You
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled against you herein by
the first day of the next term of Court after
the expiration nf the publication of this
summons tit-wit: by Monday March 21,
Is? and if you fail to so answer the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for. til-wit: judgment against suid
August Schmidt for $IIM with 10 per cent
interest from Novemlier lit, 1MI5, and PV
attorneys fees also costs of suit, further,
that plaiutitls mortgage upon the east ball
of the soul Ii wist quarter of si-ction Hi
township 2 north range A west of Willam
ette Meridian containing SO acres in Wash
ington County Oregon, be foreclosed and
said premises sold as provided by law to
siitisly the aforesaid sums and 'that you
and all persons claiming under you he
barred and foreclosed of all right or eipiily
of redemption iu suid mortgaged premises.
This publication Is made by order of
Hon. f . A. Mellride jndte of the above
named Court, duly made January 11, 1IN.
R. CITRON,
Sell Attorney for Plaintiff.
Adminlatrntor Male of Itealty
T(iTICE IS HEREBY tilVEN, THAT
H in pursuance of an order of Ine Coun
ty Court of the State ol Oregon lor Wash
ington County made on the Klst day of
January IK authorizing and impovtering
me to sell the real estate belonging to the
estate of William Davis di m-asisl, I will on
and after March the t h IS"is offer for sale
ut private sale the following dcscrilM-d real
estate owit:
The K H of the X K 14 of sec 17 T 2 S R 2
W, Will Mer, containing SO acres. Terms
of sale: t " u it.it Stales gold coin, one-half in
hand, the balance payable in one year
deferred pa) nient to draw 10 per cent in
terest rom 'date ami to he secii'ed by not
and mot .gage on premises sold. Piirrhas
er to be at the expense of deed and mort-
''K!' LITTLETON I.INDSEY.
Adniinist-Ktor of the estate of William
Davis deceased. 37 41
3Onlj40Ccnts
imrrt . fw-f. t ,!j hMlvif
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V
Moyer
ClotbiDS
Coropaoy
3d Zc Oak St.,
PORTLAND.
BE 31 M ELLIN 0.
I
Manager.;
M:M) I'UK OIK KI.0SUIKE
IF YOU WANT TO HIRE
O0 TO
Cily Livery Stable
GEO. W. BACON, Prop.
Wliee you will Hnd the Kent Tennis that fan lie hint
IX 1IILLNB0H0
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.
flood Teanw, flood Hussies and flood Drivers.
Second and Washington fits.
The Delta Dms Store will
occupy the building former
ly occupied by W. E. Brock;
MIIFKIt'F'N MAI.K.
BY VIKTl'E OF AN KXECUTION
decrva sml onter of suit- Issued
out ot the Circuit Court of the Mat
nl Oregon tor Waih'nitton Counijr,
in furor ol Frederick Verli;inwhi"le and
nainsl Alff d Neep and Hitlle Neep for
tha sum ol f mu, and fur the lurth
er sum of I!. H. gold coin, with In-
1 ret thereon al ine rule ol 10 percent per
n num. from the a3rd ilaj' of Noenitier
17, and tha further sum ut aii.( I null
win interest thereon at the rale of 1 par
rent per annum troro the 2-fil day ot
Noreinber IWlT as aitorns.s' lers and
tor the cost and axpenaes of sale and
ut said writ.
Now, therefore, by lrtue and In periu
snoa of said judanient decree and order
of sale I will on Monday the Tib duy
of March lm, at the Miuth door ol
tha Court Huie, in Hi'l.txiro, Wash
hinirtnn Cauntr, Oreson, at the hour
of III o'clock A. M , of said lny sell at pub
lie auction to the hi(het b ilder lor euli,
tha IoIIowiok described real proierty, 10
ait: AH of lot three (:i) in Mock six r) In
Tborne'i add-iion to the Town of Hillt
Ixiro, all siionta in Washington County,
Ureiron to satisfy the hereinbefore named
Mima, and for tha costs and expenses of
suid sale.
Had property will be sold subject to re
demption as per statute of Orevon
Wmni my band this 3d day of Febru
ary IttlK.
W. V. KKADKOKD,
Pberiff of Wahing'"n County, iireiron.
Ky C. K. Dutch man, deputy.
Bigley fc Brown,
Attorney's tor Flaintiff. 37-41
Xtir er Final rttlement.
IS THK CiU'XTY Ot liT F THK
ltate ofOreiriin for Wasliiiiirtoncouiitv.
In the mutti rot the estate ol i'eler Kimft,
deeeaseil.
Notice is hereby s-iven that the nnder
siirneil adniini'.lratrix of the estate of I'eler
Kindt di'ccaiil have liliil my linal account
ansiich Milininixtralrn in the above etili
tliil court, and Hint said court has tie.
Monday the 11th day of .March, 11 at
loo'clorkin Hie forenoiiu ol" said day for
hearing of ottjei-tions to said linal account
and ill lenient, if anv there be, and for
the tinal settlement of said Mati.
I'llKBK KINDT.
Administratrix of the estute of Peter
Kindt, dii'cani-d.
C. K. Kindt.
Attorney for the estate. .1M2
Xotlre mt final Aeennt.
N'OTIf E IS HKRKBY OIVEJt, THAT
the undersiifniil i-necutor of the last
will and testament of I' I Jnrlcon diTetui
eil has lile.1 in the I onnty ourt of Wash
inirton county Oreifiin hi. final ai-connt in
the matter of sniil estate and that said
I ourt has set Monday the VI -t day of
March l- at Ibo'cl.sk a in at I lie ( utility
court room in II ilUrmro lreon as the
time and place of hi-arin? objections to
said final account arid for the settlement of
said estate.
Dati-d this 17th day of Febrntrr 1.
JMJA'KHiN,
Fiecntorofltiela will ania Usaiant
n( I' jJvkiniii"-l, aw
ii7ai,ii sVttwnijr
mm m $
Supplies!
If you are going to Klondike, we
invite you to call and inspect our im
mense stock which we are oiTeriuK at
Lowest Prices. We have devoted an
entire floor, 75x100 ieet to Klondike
supplies, and show the largest assort
ment in the state. Our stock includes
Hubber flood,
Hoots and Shoes,
.Mackinaw I'lothiiis;,
Fur Caps,
Sweaters,
flroceries,
Provisions,
Blankets.
and Tents.
We pack and deliver everything free
at the wharves either at Portland, Ta
coma or Seattle,
CIT4L0IE.-IT IS MtEE. 4
A GOOD LIVERY TEAM
THE
I0 Reward. IH.
The readers of this paper will I pli awil
to li iirn Hint there is at leant one ilreadud
I iIiwiim thut science has hern able to cun
in nil its sliures and that is Cntnrrli. Ilall's
t utnrrh liire is the only pomtive cure now
known to the mistical fraternity, Cnliirrti
iH'iiijr a constitutional discii'. re.iiiri-s a
coimtitutioiial treatment. If.iM's Ciiliirrli
I lire is taken internally, uctinif diro, llv up
011 the blood and niuciius siirfaces of tin
y-lein, thereby destroyinir the loundiitioii
0 the diwaee, and frivin the patient
nlreiiKth by building up the constitution
and ueHistinir nature in itoinir its work.
1 lie proprietors have so much aitli in Hi
fiirntive powers, that they otter I Ine J I u mi
nd Dollars lor any ruse 'lint il ail m
cure. Hend lor lis. Ol 'es imonials.
Address. K. J. CHKNKV .V CO., To
ledo, O.
Hold by DrnirifiHts, 7-Vt.
ilull's Kaniily fills are the best.
HII Kill VV'H NAI.K.
Y VIKTUK OF A! KXKi t'THlN
1 decree and order of aula lnin-.l
nut of the Circuit Contr nf the
Mate ot Oregon, tot Wishniflon Comity,
in lavor of Henjsmin Andnisnn and
siralnst Hannah Ann Freeman ieorv
V. Patterson and Isaee Allen for
me sum of 117. CI costs, and for the
lurcher sum of ft). lit) II. H. (old ooin with
iiiiereat thereon at the rate of 10 -r cent
per annum from tha 3 2d day of Novemtx-r
1 r7, and tor the ousts and;expenea of sale
si d ol said writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and In persn-
I re ot aald judgment, decrna and order of
sale, I will, on Monday, the 7th day .if
Miticb IWM, at the souih d'or ol the
i ourt Housa. in Hillstioro, Wa.hinirton
County, Orea-on, at tha hour ol In o'clock
a in ol sai'lday, aell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the following
di.crilied real projiertv towit:
Heginning al south west corner of block
no. three H of and in the. Town of Hil's
b roln Washington Oounly Oregon, and
running thence aofth .'f H feet thence ea.i
lll.'7feel. tbanne aotith l feet thence
e- 144 "7 teat to the place of lo'innini?
o aatisty the herein before nsmel siim,
and for the roa a and expenses of said
ale,
rlsld property will be sold snhject to re
lemptioa aa per atatnle of Orea-nn.
W tneas my band this 3rd day
February I
W. D. URADFOUD,
Sheriff of Washington (Joiinty, f"iaia ot
(re(On. fly C. K Delcbman, deputy.
I line. II. Tougne
AluMney f. t PlaintlfT. .17-41.