AAY
HILLSL50H0 INDEPENDENT.
Mil DAY, MAY Id, 1H9S
wOCAL AND GKNIikAL.
Mrs. Line is pri p,tr .i to Ji all
kin. is of n.'Aim; or luncy, at her
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Tlie Strt-t LMiiiiiuili-n i if tlio city
enuiii-tl leive I,.m h nuiiil.er of new
cross wulkri ni iuterst'i-llum that Iihvp
uei-U'U tin-in fir intny mouths,
Tiie lliilHOoro ixlii It-hows iient 12
of their initialing t' ltm to Umtoii last
.S.itunlny i.ilil in visit I lie Inline at
that place. The (iitstim brethren
treiileii ilietn as 1-iviired kuiis.
Iti'V. Julian linen will oecujiy the
juiit at 1'unl.itiM I'miiia 1'rt'Kliy ter
mii church iievi Siiii'ltty. H-v. S. A.
Ueort) is at It in'iiuru, a delegate to
the slate convention of Christian
KuileHVur s leielitn.
Tin L'niitM Kvancelical churcli ol
the nlnle will liolil a Bible etmlereliee
taint lamp niit liiin at liiile,einleiiee,
1'ulk county, i-uiiiiiieiicuig June 21,
mill remaining in MVniuii from ilttj
today nil 1'mlity July 1st.
'l'iie niiH'iisor of the lUwdville
district has Krtt.liMl ui the road in
IP mm I tiae lor the tlistnnee reaching
ucioss the Ltdd A 11 ttl farui. The
only error in the nititer is that the
wmk was not oone early in Marcli.
lion. II. V. U.tles spoke on Satur
day evening al Ureeiivllle. There
was a Lti ir audience out and much
cntnusiasiu arrouseil. CoiiKreiwmau
Tongue hits many friends ill and
about Cireen viilo anil liia vole will la'
U large, one.
Ueu. K tiisoiu I'ost, O. A. H., has
ill hand the arranging- ol a program
lor the proper observance ol Memo
rial day, .May oOlh. '"' htviwh al
the chinch will h' held on Suuday
JHny auiti while the cemetery cere
monies w ill li on Monday, the 30th.
Mrs. Jos. Miiim sent a nosegay ol
tweet peas to the iNDEI'E.NUKNT Oil
Tuemlity iiioiiiing May iO. It Is
i laimeil that tliie are the tlrst bl.Kim
ers of the season. I here in quite a
rivalry iieiwecn several latliea in
town u to who shuil have the tirsl
aweet pea I.Ioouh. This year Mrs
Manu is the lust to report.
Next Sunday, It'V Ilaniel Slavel
of Forest Urove, will exchange with
Mr. Hug hen ami occupy the pulpit
of the t'tinfreriHio"l church at nit
liiortilinJ service. A spinal evening
mrvit- iias Inimi prepared by I he
ladies miniioiiary society ami Mr.
Staver, w no at one time was a mis
sionary of the American txiard in
Turkey, will deliver a short address
The other servuvs w ill lie in the us
ual order.
Twowavsof getting glasses -One
to goto a tlrst eUs-t optii-au have
your eye- properly tested, and gel
what V'U need -the other, to K to a
Uierchsnt who keeps ss tacls, make
a "grat. hi the iig," as it were, get a
pair IhMt do'il lit cacti eye (dlhough
it may -vein . for the moment), run
the risk of ruiui'i,' your eyesight en
tirely. II you nee I the service of a
g o.l optic in, Ic iti serve you Well
ami i-heaply II t Hi" Jeweler.
Alon Wur.lle, w ho has lieen un
tler arre-t lor several day charged
Witt) ste altii s .uvenir coins from a
trunk in the rc-i iciice of Mrs. I). A.
Jones of t! raw, h id hinexaniinalion
la-fore Jiis.iiv ol the t'eatv .Jackson,
Ims! Wt-lti. s. v. Tin testitiKinv
showed that War lie had Ins-n work
ing for his hoard at Mrs. Jones' that
the coins were missi-.l and f mud at
the store of Mr. U Miys. Mr. Mays
got them from the def ndaiit. The
latter sivs he hough! them from
Mrs. Jones' son. The la I say no.
The juslice held Wardle in a one
hundred dollar ImmuI which was giv
en. tine J. A. K ilan some month ago
sold his ciaim foi nnlengf and erdi
em a a uiiness in the circuit court l
one of our lnwn-men. w ho at the
tune ws inve-ting a Utile idle mon
ey When I he warrant wa ready
for delivery it di-K-ovcre.1 that
mlan had It-en thrifty ami sold his
claim twice. The matter wa laid
la-fore lcpt. Attorney II. T.
Htgley who h. 4 01 a hunt for the ir
regul.ir ni"- "' 1""
Washingioii, r. .( 0-1:1011 pas-rs were
at omv otitaimsl and a trap set In
catch the thief, hut do what he could
Mr llnglcy could not g- t the claw
of the law'upou him till last Satur
day. lotnn eaught at Seattle.
Oil sun lay 1'iMistahle l4.slmoii. went
after the game which he landed in
jsd W tsliu-sdav. While I Mian has
otiii r.wmiok-. " in lte'meiit was
found hv the grand Jury, hence If he
can't gel hail he will have hi rest
deiuv in i ail till I'" Noveoiber term
vl lli circuit court.
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i lr. K. 1'opplelon of I'lirlliind was
I in town Wedne-day la-t. The lr.
j is fond of talking politii-s some times
and he was in the mood when here.
' He thinks the whole republican tic
ket will lie elected in MultiMiinali
I county and in the state, tie is par
, ticularly earnest in his support of
Ihllihar lor secretary of state, lie
asserts that Mr. Iluiihar's equal as
an ollice man has not hneu ycl found
in thu stale. Mr. Dunb.r is very
(Hipular at home and it is said that
he will carry hi" county hy uoo
I majority. The whole ticket will
rti'ive the McKiuley major ty of
j tiOO.
The S- 1. Co's hridge builders are
1 at work this week 011 the H m L Creek
hridge ,ast of Xewton Station. List
summer when it was partially hurtl
ed the repairs were carried no further
than were ueeessary for the pas-age
of the cars. Now the work is sub
stantially done and equal to any of
the standard fridges of the company,
which are the best that timber and
mechanics can make.
Mr. Dorrauce ol Mountaiudale has
started his sawmill for the summer
run. Ve has up to this lat shipped
the greater part of his output to
Newla-rg in Yamhill County. He
loads at Cornelius. The car is taken
to Whitesou where it is switched to
the Ort-gniiiau railway and carried
hack to New la-rg. Mr. I) irreni-e is
investigating a new market at l'or
laud. I'riees are enough belter there
10 pay the freight.
Mr. Harlow Ills shipjicd one ear
load of potatia-s to -St. L iuis, Mo. and
will send away another in a few day.
Mr. Cady of lleavcrlon will also send
a car load. The quotations there are
such as to justity shippers to enter
that market when the price here is
no more than -"1 to :W cents per sack.
The Ireight rate to St. Louis is 7f
cents per hiiiidnsl pounds.
Mr. K. 1. Dunbar, republican can
didate for secretary of slate w as in
town for a lew hours on Wtslnesday
last. He is a very alfable gentleman,
anil after meeting him, It is readily
seen why he is so popular. Dunbar
is a very dilf-rent mill from Kin
caid. and will never refuse to obey
the mandates of the courts.
I Tattle on the raiiroad so lar in May
! ha las'ii brisk and the S. P. Co.
have had to work all kinds of scheme-,
to supply cars as fast as they have
heeu ordered. Indeed in some in
stances shippers have been compelled
to wait. The active movement of
wheat is what creates the extra de
mand. The odd fellows are agitating the
question of building a hall on their
tot at the corner of M tine and Third
street. A resolution instructing the
1'rusteea to build w ill come up for
action at the regular meeting of May
i.'.th.
ljeondor's circus is in town to-day.
The tent is stretched near the rail
road station. The show is a merit
orious one and those who want to
luiiih w ill ri 1 I oini irlutnti 'H for so
i doing if they visit the exhibition.
I The republican county centri.l
I coin in it tee will hold a mee'ing in
j HillslMiro to morrow-. This mis-ting
1 I for the purpose of determining the
plan of campaign 011 the part of the
: republican candid ies.
Wa-hington Ivicampmenl I. O 1 .
: F., w ill work in the royal purple de
I gree this evening at o I I fello vs hall,
I llillsitor . A delegation from K li
' son K'lcampiuent, Portland, is ex
j peeled 10 lie present.
j K. X. Ordway 'las la-en rearrested
'at the instance of Mr. 1 i .11-.I1 wi Her.
; The charge this time i-asa'ilt w ith
I a dang'S'U weapon. The exaunna-
(ion takes place to l .y in Ju-tice
' S nilh'a court.
A party of Hill-lsiro ti-hermen K
! 1). Thorn, W. K Thorn, Hivonipain
1 tsl by I (orais Itultertieid of iiuit- r-
Held Itros. Portia. id, went tistiing for
I trout yesterday. 1'lu-y exM-ct to
bring home tlh.
' Three bay horses have Seen em
poumbsl by the city 111 irslial, two
! geldings and a mare. These ill be
I wold on Friday next. May Jo, uiile-s
the owner stain claims ti.em.
I Wallatv Mi-Ctiiiant of Portland
ss.ke to the Hillsbiro r-puhlican
i chin lat evening. His ad Iress w-as a
! Hue and clear presentation of the
issues of the campaign.
1 A visitor drop(ssl a psir of -bl
hnwt-d ss-lacles e-terdav in the
etlitorial rtsnu of the 1M1 fl Nt'KN r.
! Tt-ey are h'-re for him.
Mrs. J X. Hrown is -erioiis ill at
her rs-itlen.t at t'n corner of 1'il'h
and Wasldliglon ;rs ts.
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I SherilT Hradfird has collected lxs
l,,;.,,! ,n the ls'.i. roll to the
.aiMOMUt wf HlWJ i
. W. McKitmey deputy i-lerk
went to Portland yesterday ft
days vacation.
The youtig isiple of the Congrega
tional church will give a concert in
the opera house, HilUhoro, on Fri
day evening June 3. The program
w ill appear later.
The repubiu-aus will have a rlg
rally ai le-averton on Friday, May 27.
I t-e speak t rs tannot oe naiotsj yet
aii I be h-alures u . II tie all old fadl
i'Uied tm-ba lie, a pris-esnloii and geli-t-rtl
merry m tkiug. The whole tlay
w i 1ms devote 1 lo I he hustings.
Wf'.r MiTttv iio whs in town
l.-t u.tk a ii 1 ' i-ing himself as
w i k.n in l!ie 1 1 rsi ot the wid
o vs ai.d orplmu-i d (he Miine disas
t r, i a h,'k. ( ougre-s ha taken
c ire of tli se weeping mourners and
110 one n-k' il this ft How to go shin
ing it over the country. H i a
111 ad lant.
tl i the TtU Hiesik S'age that runs
to North Y.iii.hill, Mism D.a-rstler
ai d allot tier g- nt I -1 1 1 11 W re passe u-g-r
la Stfur lsy. Pt-ssiug along
th- grade up Tr tk river the stage
loppled over the tiink aud rolled
down a tli-lan of tif'y or more feet.
I he horses wi re drow ntsl. Dort sl
ier was (lot able lo get out uf the
wagon till ttie witter was reached,
lb- w aa itiiisidt rably liruisetl thougti
not so serioii-1 y as to prevent llllU
11 ntiiiuing his j iiiruty. His fellow
passenger was more lucky about get
ting out of the stage but he wa
lo-sed a idistance of thirty feet and
badly shaken up.
Young Crissinger, a lad of 'J years,
through force of circumstances ha
it-en on the s'rts-t for some month
where he has proven himself to he
an apt n-olar. His mother ha had
her living to earn aud could not give
(tint care lo her children whicn they
deserve or that stie desires. Tile
young lad would not allow his moth
er to correct him, but fought like a
iiea'heu. He went from had to worse
till lns Sunday he broke into the
public school house w hete uf er break
ing crayon he found, and tearing up
books lie gathensl the pas-r and
lighted a bon Are in the room. Pi
per does not make a very hot lire so
t hat the damage is trilling. The tire
was discovered by Otliivr Ulieen who
caught the Isiy iu the very act.
Supt. (Jardiner of the Hoys' Jt Girls
Aid Society has ias-n informed f
'tie condition of things. He came
out and look the boy back with him
yesterday morning.
Hon. H. V. O ites was at Dilley
last Friday night und made a speech
that will set som-of the tripod jasj.
pie thinking. Free silver trials
have asserted that unlimited silver
i-ninagc would enable mines produc
ing low grade ore to be worked tiius
providing employment for more la
borers. Mr. (tales denies this, Blld
challenges liis opHinellls to show a
mine producing gold at d silver, and
profitably op -rated when silver waa
world one dollar ier ounce that I
not opt rated now unless the vein has
pinched out. Mop? than that. He
lelies Inem to show A mine produc
ing silver alone and profitably opera
ted when silver was worth tl. 00 per
ounce thai is not now operated. It
thin appears that the field for the
employment of labor in silver mine
ir lor the increased use ol materials
cannot be extended lieyond the pre
sent limit. Mr. dates has recently
ts-en through the mines and ha
gathered some facta not heretofore I
known. He cxpis-ted the big gun of
liie Dilley "reform" forces to chal
lenge his statements, hut such was
not to be.
Mr. Kirk wood of Farmiiigtou was
in town this week signing voucher
for bis back pension, mention of
which was made last week. His
hack pay amounted to ")o7.00. Talk
ing wuh him brought to mind some
pension facts enmtnuuicatt'd iu a re-
i-cut letter from a friend now in
Washington. Tlu correspondent
says: "I Was over at the pension
department today and learned that
41U pensions were allowed yesterday,
and the rest of the week it ha been
running irotn aoo to 400 allowances
each day. During this administra
tion, since Kvans took the oHiis? they
have passed on an average of about
400 el aims each day about oue fourth
rtjecledainl tlirts fourth allowed,
at the time he came into office there
were pending a half million claims.
There have btsn a quarter million
tiled simv 111 tking iu all about T.'iO,
0011. You willsts by this that if
they pass oiiu every day it will take
some rive years to dispose of the ap
plications now on hand." These fig
ures oiieht to go far toward allaying
the apparent ill feeling that seems lo
exist against the commissioner of
iensions.
t oi ir 11011:.
LAW OlL'KT.
Chester Chrissinger minor, Mr
Chrissinger the mother of said minor
having surrendered said child it is
ordertd that he lie given into the
custody of the Superlludent of th
Hoys and (iirls Aid sts iely of Ore
gon. John Willi tin was admitted to
flllM-hsflip.
I'IKiHA Th.
K-l tico Hell died; V X H.arrett
appointed trustee of said estate with
bonds Hxel at toOOO. Bonds tiled
and apemved.
F.stJti oh I latist (i dts (I; Final ac
couti. tio-d, Monday June 'i set for
ex animation.
l)si Ol ve Norman deed; Filial ac
count w ill he examiil'sl June llllh.
l.-l into Wilhellu Ferdinand
We,, 1,!. rod! deed; Will lie admitted
t o'proiiate and ll ps artng (hat the
administratrix named in said will is
ol uns iuihI llitlld it is ordered that
cila'loa issue to Aagllsto L F Welch
bro lt to appear 111 court on Wednes
day May is aid sh-w hue if any
tin re be why Oscar Weichbroth
shall not he appointed administrator
w illk-the-w ill-antiextsl ofsaid estate.
1st A M Parkhurst tietsl, F(nal
st utit tiled. It will la examined
June l:l'h.
F.st Tho Dante deed; Sale of real
t late con tilled.
F.st I lios D Humphrey deed; S II
and A rn mint Humphreys apMiiuttsl
executor and executrix the last will,
to serve w tthoiit bonds. Appraiser
j VA .tsinngtiei County H i Jaiiiin S. hoi
i tl -Id, Tie is I'ui kt-r aud Heulon Hiw
intii. Marion Comity A Dawson,
J II Settleiiieir and Chas ogle.
I l-:-t Sarah J Mu I 1U1I; Thou II
Humphreys executor of said estate
! ha n.g On 1 1, it is ordertsl Itial ( itsi U
'Hii'lev Is- app- tntisi adminisirstnr
.1... i. ins i,. ,11. M aids tiX'sl "ll tlb.M
. Fxtsti'td and approveil. I Irdt-retl
I tint the e.xts ulors of the -tate of
ll'h.D Hiimpbn ys flle a report of
the condition of this estate,
j L-.1 Miuerva Shepiey luaaue; Patl-
lion filed asking that S H Hum
phreys fqt)intel guarlian of stll
estate Instead of Tho D Humphrey
deed. Citation will issue retun Ve
May USth.
Fit Th oa J Reed dtisl; F'iual
count tiled. It will ls eiamintd
June l'Jth.
Est Dunsman Heir, (iuardian'n
account filetl. Cnlleeted tlM.lt di
hurMsl fl2:i'-t. Ha lance on hand
J!.6.r.
Kst Saml Huchanan tlectl; Ordt red
that the will of decesstsl lie forwsid
etl lo Ontario lo take teslaimmy ol
su'ist-ribillg witllt sses.
MAKKIAI.K I. It KN-K.
la.-eiise to weil i lod MaV Hlth lo
Chas J VanStrate!i Js and Uiuise K
Herb 24.
TUD 1 1 I li VL tOUMIIIll.
The is-ulral tsiuiuiitttainen ap
sinte.l hy the repu'iln-tn oouniy
isinventlou late Thursday even it g
last are:
Beaverdaui, J. J. Wismer; Ife-av-ertou,
ti. W. Stilt, liuxton, II. I.
Huxlon, Co'umbia, S. A. D. Meek;
Cornelius, Charles James; Di'ley, W.
M. Jackson; Dairv, II C. Carstens;
Kia" Butte, C. F. Tigard; Falsi Cetlar,
W. It Day; (iales Creek, N.C. Lilly;
Mountain, T. tl. Meacliam; North
Hillslsiro, Oeorge H. Higley; North
Foreat Urove, David Smith; K-eil-ville,
C. Lystrup; Sou h Forest
drove, A. T. Knox; .south Hillsboro,
James Withycouihe; South 'Tualatin,
Jotseph Hobinson; V-st Butte, An
tlrew Jack; Weot Ctslar Creek. J. O
(iuslin; Washiugton, J. J. Kuratli,
Vvapam, C. W . liudsoii.
The committee organiztal by elect
ing Dr. James Withyisimla) chair
man and deo. It. Hagley F-i. secre
tary. Lxecutive tamiiiiittee Joseph
Hobinson, Farmingion; A. T. Knox,
Forest (inive; ti. W. Stilt, Heaver-
Ion.
The warrant drawn at
term of the county court we
count of:
Asessii gand col. taxes
Bridges and roads
County court
County clerk and deputies..
County treasurer
Co school supt. and as-t
Circuit court
Court house and Jail... .'.
Fuel, Lt and janitor
Pauper and prisoners
Keeorder and deputy
Stationery
Sheriff and deputies
State cases
Indigent
the May
re on ac-
.. 202 On
.. 21.0 llii
17 HO
. 2.i0 (HI
50 00
44 Hii
11 HO
."id
4.1 75
i
10
170 00
4S so
275 00
21.) 70
:3 05
Total 2092 ao
StHOOI. Ktl'OKT.
lteport for mouth ctnnmenciiig
April 11 and ending May 7:
No. day taught 20
Attendance M5
Absence 210
Tardiness -
Hoy enrolled 2'J
dirls enrol liii -il
Total etirolltnl 60
Average belonging 5.1
Average attendance 42
The following is the roil of iion.tr :
Clara. Jimiiiv and Noah Vil.la-ri;
John. Alfred, Mary and Hertha Mul
loy; Nathan, Murl and Maud (irimes;
Floyd, era aud Sarah Kittle; Kloyit
itrown; Klmer Chrislenson, Myrtle
McClarkin; Mary Wohlllel, Lottie
Heineck and duy Hathoru. Miss
Matad Savage got the most perfect
mark. ltuphac I Sktt-is,
Teacher.
Mernl Letter 1. 1st.
The following is a list of letters re
maining uncalled for in the laistotlice
at HillslK.ro, May, 7, 1V.W:
Win. E. Thomas.
J. E. Ebbert.
E. H. Studeveant.
All letters not called for by May
21, w ill lw sent to the Deaii Letter
Omce. One cent will l charged for
each letter called for.
II. SclIL LMKIllClt, P. M.
Cure that cough w ith Shiloh's cure.
The lst cough cure. Kelieves croup
promptly. One million bottles sold
last year. 40 doses for 2.ie. Sold by
Hillsboro Pharmacy.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover
Kool Tea, the great Hl.sxl Purifier
curist Headache, Nervousness, Erup
tions on the face, and makes the head
clear a a lell. Sold hv Hillsboro
Pharmacy.
Stop that cough! Take warning. 1 1
may lead to consumption. A 25c
bottle of Shiloh's Cure may save
your life. Sold hy Hillsboro Phar
macy. To cure a cold in one duy, Take
Laxative Uroino tjuinine Tablet.-.
All druggests refund the money if it
fad to cure.
A fresh invoice of the celebrated
Tiffany calling cards just retvived at
the I.NDKPKNI'KNT oftii-e. Two size
Ladies' anil Misses'. Other cards
cut to order.
Catarrh Cured. A clear head and
sweet breath secured with Slnloh's
Catarrh Hemedy, sold on a tuarati
tte. Xasal ii.jtvtor free. Sold by
Hillsboro Pharmacy.
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, for Con
stipation. It's the Best and if alter
using it you don't say so, return the
package and get your money. Sold
by Hillslairo Pharmacy.
Ladies, take the tt. If you are
troubled with constipation, sallow
skin, ami a tired feeling take Karl's
Clover Tea. lt is pleasant to take.
Sold by Hillslsiro Pharmacy.
Imt a pair of steel frame spts-ta-clea,
gold bridge, on the rotd hading
to the Wooley bridge. The finder
will he suitably rewarded hv h-av.ng
them at the Is hki-kx kukn r tli .
Karl's Clover II. sit Tea is a pi
ant laxative. Hegulatcs the Isiwo
puriUe the blood, Clears the com
plexion. Easy to make and pleasant
to take. 25c. Sild by Htllsls.ro
Pharmacy.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cure
w hen others fail, lt is the leading
Cough Cure, and no home should tie
Without it. Pleasant to take ami
gi- right tothes(st. Sold by Hills
boro Pharmacy.
Win. Mohr makes hoots at hi
shop on Sewnd strts-t, Hilshor, for
(5.50 per pair, sewed shia-s lor 5,
and given ss-ial attention to rt inur
ing. He Use only rsl-grad Mock
w hich tMi hiw la fmnrxa- kjw
work.
Directions
in everv picUe of Schil.
:nfi lUst tea.
Follow tiirin n,0 nutter
whit tct ynij use. f.
Momy to loan at
7 mm rout interest,
accoiilin to anioiint
vantMl. on improved
farms. Apply to
Cll AK1.ES ilE.NKY,
Xo. -27-i Stark St.,
Chamber of Com
merce buiklinir, Port
land, Oregon.
4 I.
Ilrt-atlfully rrvuun.
ttt-uts: I wa tlrendfully lit rvous
ai.d for relief took your Karl's Clover
lt.Ht lea. It quited "ny ner vt s and
strengthened my whole uervous sys
tem. 1 waa trouble,! w ith constipa
ioiU kidney . a.".d tyiie r'--s:!:!c.
Your lea stain cleanaetl my system so
thoroughly that I rapidly regained
health and strength. Mrs. S. A.
swts-t, Hartford. Conn. Sold h
IlilNUsi Pharmacy.
Itucklru's truita alrr.
The Best Salve iu the world for
Cuts, Hruises, Sores, I'ltsrs, Salt
Itbeum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapeil
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, anil ah
Skin Eruptions, and Hitively cures
Piles, or no pay required, ll is gunr
anteetl to give perfts-t satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cent per
box. For sale by Delta Drug Store.
1 lirouirli luurist Cars tu M. Louis.
A tourist sleeping ear will leave
Portland every Monday via Mo. Pac.
snd every Wednesday via Ihe Bur
lintrloti route at H p. in. via the O. H
A N. through Salt Ijike anil llenver
without change to St. Liuis, and un
tier tlie suH'rvision of txperienml
(sinductors. No change f ears to the
cities, Kansas City or St. Imis. Keep
l ids service in mind when going
eas? and consult t). li. A N. agents or
address,
W. II. Hl'Kl.llI RT,
Ueneral Passenger Agent, Portlaud,
Oregon.
Sen en if sirs and hanging fixture
complete for cents at Carsten Bros
HillslM.ro. 4.1 It
Police of t'limll Mettemeii!
X-oTii-K lj HKKKHY lilVKX, THAT
l 1, the uiKlun-iKlit-il Imve lilet in (lie
I'uunty l.Aurt ol tin E?tiit.ol" lirt'Kon, fur
U';e.l.nii.,ti.ii county, my liti.il accoiiiit us
iiibniliislrator ol (lit- esbtte ol Jacob A Hull
H..H il.t-i asc.l ; iiti.l tlntt ui.l court lius set
Mon lay. tin" lili t'ay o nil t-, !Ks :it (lu
ll ur.it IU o'clock a in, aa the time Icr
iit-ui inn ulijtt-tions ,o sai.i liuul settiL-iiii-nt
of suit! estate.
D.itt-.l ul Hillslsiro Dr., litis Ttli duy ot
May, 1V.W.
li. KKIM.Kl.llAl 11,
Atl!lillitral ol tlit; estute of Jucolt A
H ansuti, Ut,ctueli Ot-;t
ollce of Final Nettlrnient
N'OTICK IS HKKKllY 01VKX. THAT
1, the undersigned liave tiled in the
County curt of the State of iirexou lor
Washington county my tinal account as
admitiisiratorof the estate of Olie Nor
man deceased and (bat said Court lias set
Monday the l.itli day of June, lsw at he
hour of lu o'clock, a m, of suid day as the
time for hearing tibjecliniis to salt! tinal ac
count, und the settlement of suid estate.
Paled at Hillt-boro, Oregon this 7th dav
of May, lens
C. K. TIG A III!,
Administrator of the estate of Olive
Norman, deceased.
otloeol Kin it I Nettleiuent.
N'OTH K IS HKKKllY' C.IVKN. THAT
ttie undersigned administratrix of the
estate of Frederick Scbaer d.s-t-ased
bus tiled in the County t ourt of Wash
ington t-oiinly oretron her final account in
the matter ol said estate and that said
Court has set Wednesday the stb day ot
June, Is-isat 10 o'clock a in at the County
cuurt room in Hillsboro OreKun us the
time and place of heurini; objections to
said tinal account slid for the settlement ol
said estate.
Dated tins i day of Mav l..
B. 1. C'ok.NKl.ICS.
County Judge'
KM Iteward. I!M.
The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at leust one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
iu all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
Iteinit a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
0 (be disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
1 be p -uprielurs have so n uch luilli in its
t uraiive powers, that they offer One Hund
red Ptillars or any rase 'bat 1 ails o
cure. Send or lis o es imonials.
Address. V. S. CHKNKY 3i CO., To
ledo. O.
Sold by Pruggis s, 7,'s?.
HaU'iVitmily Pills are the he'.
z t e-
I Farmers Attention !1
Schulmerich Sc Son 2
Will liaiMllr all VIvaU of airrlf ultura I
iiiipleinentH at prirpn llow any hereto
fore olTered. I'oine ami ee their sain-
les before purcha-siiis. All extniH for
lcaHiB? machines uill he kept In stock. m
Trtaarrr't
NoritE IS HKKtHv t.l VKS. I H A I
ll 1 .aimy Wi-ruiii , na..r i. ir
ni Mity 1. lv7. - r now r---it-rin.;b tt .
. lti. c ! tttu t'ountf irt-.i-'.is-r. iu itir c.ir
el 11 Lsbt.ro I ouiitv ul vv tsnin'.ii, t
iel-rl ill t"j oil Iht turn aoer tlua
.luu-.
llto-tai Itit.sLoro, Or., llo l'UU av ol
My, Isms
A. B. I'AHV.
.M :S Count rt-sur,r
F.x--Mtra utire.
N
oTU'K IS 11KHKHY ,ilVKX. Ill.vrl
I lie uiuif iiM .I. iiAS Utrti iv
thf t uuiitv i.uiii t ol W ataiih:toii otint
n kii dulv apMjuitt-d r i-.-utor- the
lust uiii"i it'ctuiiient ot 1 tiOM I. Hunt-l-lirt-Vn
dtMeM-J and h;t'f duty tjU:tll
Iinl m uctt t-xrcuior. All (-tToii
haviiikf claims aifitinM .li itlatc art- rt
Hiiird to jriTseiit th um- with pro r
. uUt h. t- ut iht otlu i uf 11 lliiiiiylin vs
111 jIlJisik.pu, iirthiuu. within x uiuntii5
in'iit tint d:itf.
I'Mt.-d t lidbboru thtp loth day ul Mav,
S H. H C M I'll KK V,
AKAMIMA K. HIM J'll KK V,
Ki-t'Utun ol the laft iUuiiJ t-taiat'tit
u Thoit. 1) 1 1 m 11 pli r dtx- aeU. 1 3
8 ti. ilu-tou uiul .V . S barn-it,
.UOs.-iirya lur Klati.
.OTIt l-: Hill 11 HI.IC 1TI.
l.tsti Oi ri k ir Ukklos City, I'KH .i.s.
April '.'1. I sua.
'1TKKI. HKKKBV G1VKN I'll.U
I ihe lolJuwillK-uullied st-tller lias liletl
notice of tils intention to make liuul pro..!
in supuort of 1 1 its t-laiin, and thai saiJ fiiotit
will be llia.le before C'ounty I lerk ol Wusle
nitfton tounty at Hillsboro, I'ttn., on June
Mill, lsiis, vu :
Albert i:t'hlllHli;
U.K. MWH lor the S. V ol s. K '.' ol See.
L's I p. J S. It -.' W.
He intuit- the following witnt-sstti to
erovt- ins coiitiiiuoiitf n-siiieiice upon mid
eultivution of suid Ittuil, vi:
James t', Corey ol liU-nt-.s-Ort-on,
John Joss uf " "
Use .r J. ToiupkuiH ' '
Herman Miller ' "
IIIaS. B. MUOKKf..
4H Kegisi. r.
AlniiiillrMtora .Vol Ice.
N'ttTICK IS HKKKllY lilVKK, THAI
by virtue of an order and decree ut
tiie L'uunlv Court of Wustiingd.ii County.
Oregon, made ami enl. -red on April
l!is, vtliiclt said ur.ler and d.K-r.-e uuiliuri
z. s me as adiiiiiiiftralur ot the estate ol
Klu.'iiu L. lleacli, dets-ased. to sell the real
ertnte Is-lontfiug to sunl esiat.- at private
sale lur cash in band.
Now. therefore. 1 will on and after the
;.t day of May. lsiis, prts-(ssj (o oiler fur
sale (lie following tiets-rils-d real estate, to
wit: The east hall ol the southeast quar
ter of See 1 1 r :l w of the Will M.-r, con
tuiuiiiif st) ut-res.
Said ttule to lie for cash in baud, convey,
an.le to Is? ut expense of purt'liaMT.
Pitted at Hillsboro this Sitli dav of April
iv. .1. H. lH.UKl!'iiKli.
Aihninistratnr of the eMute ol Kmiua I.,
ifeacb, dissiused. 4s-;,J
TI1 t: t'OK I'l III.K ATIt
I. AMI llFFtl K AT OhKi.o.N ClTY ( 'R
Mav 4, IK'.
N'dTK'K IS HEKEHY lilVKN, 1 11 AT
the followiiiK-iiamed settler lias tiled
nulleeof liis intention to make tinal proof
in support of his claim, aud that said
proof w ill Is made Is fore t'o Clerk of Wash
initton County at Hillsboro, iirt-gun on
June Is, 1st is.'
illliim t. Met ourt.
II K 10-JiK fur the S K of See 14, Tp .i X
It 4 V.
He names the fnlluwiiin witnesses to
prove Ins t-ontinuous residence upon and
eultivution of Kind land, vi.:
Martin Hart, of ttrcciiville i irt-gon
John l.ippert, " "
Kli (irin.lel.
Amos & Mead,
(HAS II. MOO!it
Uegister
.U-:l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
l.onOrni l atOrkho' Ciry. 0-;.
Mav 7. Isis
N'nIH K IS IIKKKHY U1VKS III A I
I the follow iliK nullied settler hits Mle.l
ii. .lice of his intention to make tinal proof
in support of bis claim, and that said proof
will be made before County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillslsiro or. on June
IS,:
Augustus H. Wolfcril
H. K. HWi) for the W V, of N W i uf Sec
ii, . p , N K 4 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove liis continuous residence upon und
i ullivuliuii of said lund, viz:
Kli linndel of (Jrcenville Uieiion
John 11 Kennedy of
Martin Hart ol
Amos K Mead of "
c HAS B. MOOKKS,
51-4 Register
IN THE C1KCI U COl'KT, OK THK
Slate ol ttregon, ior tv asuiiiKiuu ou..-
i s l.,eksoti. Kxet-utorof the lastt
will and testainenl of I.'. (J, Jackson, -detsiased.
riallitlff. )
v.
. Kols-rt .1 Newell. Pefeiidant.
I , . U.. I..... I V..U..U tt,M ,tlkj.V ti;il.lt',l
defendant.
In the name oftbe State of Oregon: Y ou
are hereby commanded and required t.
ap)ar in'tbe alsive entitled court in the
aisjve emit let! cause on or Isjlore the brst
day of the next regular term oi sum
Circuit Court of the Stale of ' iregon, lor
Washington County, next following the
expiration of the time prescribed in the
order of publication of this summons, to
wit: Monday, the tsth. day of July.
Issia aud answer the complaint herein
filed against you; anil you will take notice
that it you fuil to so apiwar und answer
said complaint, for want thereof, the plain
tiff will take judgment against you lor the
sum of luu.nu. with interest thereon Irtnii
the . 1.1 day of Jul v. lass, at the rate ol ten
percent per annum, and the sum of Ml tJ
attorneys lees, and the sum of fj Ml i. with
interest' thereon Irotn the! day.nf J uly,
lsss at the rate of ten per cent, per milium,
and the sum of A).l attorney fee, and
for the costs and disbursements of tins
action, and tor the sale ol the following d.
scrilsd real property, lying. Ismig and sit
uate in Washington County, Oregon, and
deserils-d us follows, to-wit:
All of that portion of the west half ut
the west hall of the donation land claim ol
James It. liobinson and wite, lying north
and west of Pairyrrei k m sections and
T T 1 north range A west of the illainett.
meridian- tsmtaining i:Vi acres, heretobe.
fore utlacbed ill the above entitled action
at the suit of the slstve named
plaintiff, to secure the payment l
such judgment a he might ohtaln in the
ab-oe entitled action.
lhis summons i- published against you
hv order of Hun. Alfred V. sears Jr., made
and dated al Hillsboro on the sth day ot
A,rU',"W- BA.H.KY BKOWN.
Utj. Attorneys for l'laintilT.
r
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
( all at the Furniture store in IlflNboro
for priees on hiij thins in our line. Wall X
Taper at l'ortlaml prices. A No stock of
l iMlertakers coot!.
P. O. BROWN. Pri.
EASY FOR SAMSON
!j AND HIS FLEET
For today
Mraps, for
FIRST IN THE RANKS
Tliey only coat li rents, and you cannot
afford to do w ithout oue. New goods daily
HILLSBORO CYCLE CO.
Headquarters for Bicycle Sundries.
THE DELTA
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Moyer
ClotbiDg
Corrjpaoy
3d & Oak St.,
P0RTLAXD.
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MunHger.
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A lull Line of Druggists Sumlries kept t-onstantly on hand. 4
9 . -X - Nf. Y. .yrywai-.-1sesM i1ti i ry qr-;ryrv3.., , jr q
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Ramblers
98'
97' tohile they last
IDKlRhS, $20 to $o.
Second hand tthnels of all make
at all prices.
FRED T. MERRILL CYCLE CO.
lOo-107109-lll Sixth St.,
IN
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IN Portland, -
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f IrtuKtM. RroKisC, TOt'iHll,
To pull down th Ancient Temple, but that
lias nothing to do with Admiral Sampson
lie stands, at Jo our I'arcel
Uicycles, and our entire, stock
DRUG STORE
1 1 1 4. Vw,vXs . T. 1
- Oregon.
supplies!
9
If you are' going) to Klondike, we
invite you to call and inspect our im
mense stock which we are offering at
Invest Trices. We have devoted an
entire floor, 75x100 feet to Klondike
supplies, and show the largest assort
ment in the state. Our stck includes
Kuhher (Joods,
Honis and Shoes,
.Mackinaw Clothin?,
Fur Caps,
Sweaters,
Groceries,
I'ro isions,
HlankeN,
and Tents.
We pack and deliver everything free
at the wharves either at Portland, Ta- 0
' coma or Seattle,
Kt.OMMKK CATtL0lil'E.-IT IS MEE.
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