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Newspaper Page TextX - ji- ii w 1 1 i z 1 1 I f I4 ' HILLSI50R0 INDEPENDEXT. fHlliAY, JULY I, IH'M LOCAL AND GKNKRAL. II r ii J i:i- to John Rll'l Will", H ll.lilllllT. It i I i nvr Mrs. Himivit is visiting this week with her sister, Mri. r. F. A. It:til-y. A sharp thunder shower on Wed nesday wi a cotniariiei by a wet ruin. Tin' liK'litiiiiii; played the usual pranks with l In4 telephones, hut no other damage resultisl as fur as heard from. Iti-v. 11. A. Deck, the former pas tor (if III" K.atielieal church of thin cily, ii'iw il' Alliina, will spend Hun -lny In Hn will preach ut thi' Ij iitcl cm.rrli in the morning ami will h" irfiiit Ht the Iviilcivor rally Suml iy -v Miiinf. W'.iiliiiiiiiii county hor-u'M are yttt primmi-m on liie turf. Iji.st Tuhm iIhv Mr. i;. It. ToiiKiie'ri cult, l(en 1M', woo in (he:lli arin content at i 'uri I tui I k'o.iik' u nliT the wire at hii My J -a in The name day tins Ij , a liuial dtwciiilant of the rait-r, Uli u Dmllcy, tnily won the lllllf llllll' l;4. in Til. The I' ilieil KvanelicHl church of this cily w ill hold a Ta'x'rnacle iihh-I-IiiK in the in inlh (if A uplift lanting over the Hecniid Sunday. The me't liii; wnl In iiiider the mie rviMion of the I'lesliliuir Ivder, Kev. M. J. llll lantyiie ut l,i K.iyetle. .Minixler of the iiiljuiiiiiiij clmren will lie ireienl to awinl in l he hcrviii'. The letter- arrivint; from th hoI diers iiiaili d at Honolulu hear this Htu ii 1 1, h'. ri'iii (KiHtHe iaid liy ciliz in nf Honolulu. American lioiii'. wul nut lie ihmI only after you annex Hawaii." TIiIm la a little ndvcr(i-iiiir and Is jutitlithle. Some of u.i in II ll-tliuro Ktleinpteil some tliiii; in tne Maine lina few week lf , inn i no iu wera naiil no. M". It Si'liollield (!iM)k, m'cond da:it(!iii'r of Mr. lli-njainin Scholtleld dh d ut tlie f.iinily residence one and a Ii ill iiiiIim north of C'urneliua yes tei In v .il'i-r an illnesi of nearly 2 a intlis. Mrs. Ci ik was Ixirn to Mr. hihI M Si hiiltleld in 1 Slid w hen they lueil li .lie In r III adjoiiiii'. Hills -Ihhoiiow - lied ley Ziim WimmI, and WH-, Iher. l ie, nearly .'11 years and ei'U in mi Us oi l. The l lot is iinihin; if not up with Hie iiues. Thin la not only true i f dm jr-. chemicals and rcme dies, t'tii io lUlures. The latest ail diiionis a cutlery cast that is fir co vi ii 'ere e and uliuw ahead of any th in; l f " e j-is'ii. Sieakiii)f of cut lei v in -iiii hi should Im made of the new i'ikm i knife. "The Delta lru Ht re" which is KHsraiiteed to lie tlm el i i i nil rsis ts. The knives are in ule i i America and are la-au-tit-. Th' r . t of the -i I OreKiin in fai ir i - in i'ii printed, as compiled hy A i ii Smith, anil is now on aal' ill i' looms of the Kiiicrt'iicy (!iii;i, U il-i'iorn, price oil cents. Tl" i itionisa hook let of loti pa " p c.l on the Iiest of papi r and iii i-ii ' tied with half-tone por trni's I :'uitains all the official do u n and correspondence call Inir Hi" i iment into service, a hio jfr,'ini hi ketch of the life of tlie ciior. .i- i id ellirers and the fac aid i i nstiites of the enlitiil ni'- i I i- I'ouinl tmreiher hy a cord of M " ' ; in in.'. A larne-r laikin at 'I" l ii'if criticised it in a tune of iti '.oi .1 "Huh, 'list Is iiothlnif lui: pie., if l.iniliinr twine, such as 1 US" in no' machine for lunding i wli'sil." True, and our hoys have I gone out thcie to take thoae islands In I and star! lemp farms. They Willi etui for tl.eir Rirla a little later. I The hii'Vi'le niiH't here last Siitur-I day nitit was the ts-st patronizisl and mol siiceesi-ful of anvlhinit that has Ims'ii in town in many months. Tlie day was faultless and the eve niiiK of a temperature that invited the whole population into the open air. The Invitation was accepted. The intcr-irtion of Main ami Smiiil strts-'ts was a lam of humanity. The prix-essim! was made up of 1 1 wheels, soi if which were lieautl- flllly di-cor.ited. The priH-ession was fast. The I in ud was in an oniiiilius and wss driven on H I rot. The hand wniron had to put forth ellort to k'i in the lead this time. The tirst prir.", an acctyline lamp, for liet wheel ihvoration was awarded to Mi-t'lara Inihrie Thr second pri.e, cyclo. meter, was put on the wheel of I'or nelius Itliiser. I'he net prtassls of the stand- was some . The as sociation tns'ds ss much more w hu ll ran te ea-ily rai--d if the w heel peo ple will each asss hlmsi-lf a dollar ml without undue delay pay the .sBeasmru. 1 l2f : j it i j in A six-year-old wn of I'. ti r ('m r her, who lives le-ar t'edar Mills, was Hccidi lilallv shot in the thih last Friday, and llioiit'li there is every prohnhilify tnat tlie lad will make a rapid recovery, a half inch more toward I he femoral artery would have made him one leKgcd. Air. I uereher had a hot irmi that he had cut hhort and used for a a "pher Kun. I he K"di' rs had In en killed ami he had put the tun away, after having removed the (s-ri u ion cap. Friday eveninvf his two son-, (he (i year-old and an elder hrother, u'ol the (fun to prepare it for the The tutaj seemed to tie stopped up. The younger hoy tried to diif out the ohslrui tion with a cnmioon sulpher malcli, tint it tiroke nil, the head staying in. 'I'he elder then took it to clean out. He used a pin ami had not scratched I'iiik till the match head ,was Hftrc. The rest was easy, and aa the hoy's thitrh was in rane ami not three inches distant, it re ceived the full charge, shot, wad ami the name of tire. The little aullerer was hroiiKht to Dr. Tamiesie who cut the hkin on the opposite side from where the charge entered, and tiKik it out. The thit.'h hone was chipped slightly hut no Kreat arteries were severed. At lust report the fever was HUhsidiuif and the laiy was resting comfortahly. Postmaster Hchulmerich has re ceived an invoice of the trans Miss isippi porhye slumps which will la printed from this time till Dece'ii tier :tl next, though any stamps then in slock wil! he (joml for post i(e aflcr that time.' The new stamps are larger than the old ones, iieiiiK one inch wide ami one anil sevfii-sixtef iitha lonif. The horders on all the ilenominations are identi-i-al, except the tiures demiting the value. The central cartoon is different and denotes some scene or event -.a-culiar to the West. The l-i-ent stamp is Maripiett on the Mississippi. The 2 cent stamp is .upper red; scene, firming in the West. The 4 i-ent color, orange; scene, Indians hunting luiffilo; .1 cent, color lilue; sis-ne, Fremont on the Itocky Mountains; 8 cent, color dark lilac; acene, troops KuardiiiK immigrant trains; In cent, color slate; cene hard-hips of immigrants on the plains; oil-cent, color olivi ; scene, Western milling prospis'tor; 1 -dollar, isilor hlack; scene, Western cattle in i storm; 2 dollar, color, liirht tirown; i(vne, Mississippi river hridne. No IMislal cards or envelos-s will la printed for the trans-Mississippi series. The w heat aphis has umiie its tip liearauce, and is multiplying rapidly. It commences at the hnttom of the Von in: head and works upward alont; the Im-e of the grains. Thcie sei-ins to la no remedy for the pest "xi-epl hot weather, which farmers are now asking for The same pest apa-ared three or four years ao, hut it that time did little (iamiii;e. The life of the insect at that time seemed to be cut short hy hot wetdher. How is the vermin pre-erve.l from one season to the nexi? if on ths seed wheat a remedy may ls dis covered and applied. ' he ravage of smut are com rolled hy vitrioling. Some such remedy may scotch the aphis, thoiik;h he is a inued insect ami can Hy from one lid I to the next. The at inly of its lile and liahlts, though, w ill tie of an advan tage. The thunder storm of Wedm-sday hroke tlie connection- Is-twcen Hills tHiroami l'rtl Hid. Communications was had hy working through Mi' Minnville, Lafayette and S.ileoi, hut the numerous heinls and kinks in the line made talking no easy matter. The distance hy the circutiou- mute is over UMi miles Mr. I in Hy , the popular warehou-e mail ol lt'i'itville, emptied his gran aries of wheat liefure the slump in prices came ami no nothing re mams hut a few transient sacks of wheat for chicken feed. He is re pairing his cleaning machinery ami getting ready lor the tall campaign. Win. It. Day, of I'.w ( edar Cms k, brought I '.ml Colliy, aged ahout -I'.l years, to Ihepo. ir furm on Monday last. Tlie old man i Million! mnney or friend- and is sick. He will have attention at the farm and may, ere long, so far recover that he will he self-suppi irting. Judge 1'randall's ha wood tree, hy some called linn, i- in full Moom. A twig drought it Uie I mii-i'knuk.n r ollli-e was an lutere-ting aitraclion this wisi-k. The las'- are having great feast in the tree, and the sweet od..r makes fragrant the Whole yard. Mr. T. I Stewart, of Fos-il, tjill in ill isiumy, has Is en w iling lii.rse al auction in this county this week. His herd is a good one. He wiil offer III head of you ig annual- al Forts tircve tomorrow. Fourtis-u of llu-se an- broken to harness. A herd f horsK trotted thruug b Iiiwd last Momlay uinroiUK. J ilav hn I illin was iu towa yittr tin- lirsl lime for Months. Ttie S,ut Prnss At-MM'l.iiion inwtii this yer Mt Spokane Washington August 'Jt, - ami Hillt'toro will tm it dull town next M unlay. All thf ie ple art fruintf to ihe i-elehratiim ut Forest in. Mr. L-si ltul.sk. who was iMirn in lliil-lnT'i- iim- .'tiiyearsagour perhaps it ni'le earlier, is again hire on a Villi. Miss Fl xiU-th K ti, who, with her 'not n r, lei- is-ii in Sill Fraucis-u .... l.t- ..ii ,mr, i- at home with her fa ! r a.. I liro ln-r. I'he Fmergi 1 1 y Corps will on Sat ir.lay evening, July Hih, give an eir'-rtainiiieiil at itieir heaihUartera. I i .. program will h announced Irtl'T. Mr. A. Finney, formerly of this cilv, hut latt rly a resident of Califor nia is in town. He ha- aouift prop eri v interests here yet which he is l-i'king after. Some wheat and oat- mi Xi-d is he in.; cii in this vii-ini'y for hay. I.- eri- will Is- hiulel and sent to He C l.f.irnn uiirket If prices re- i i'i it the present ( lotati uis, the (). K A N Co. is seuding sn -uiiers to san Fraui isisi every f xi r days. The -ailing dales from I'or'laml for the oi eitli of July will he s iol..ws: 5, , l;l, 17, 21, 2., and l!!l. Alaska aleamer leaves July 111. I'i'ivate K Igar A. Slrs-t, 2d Or, Inf. reinemts-red the IxiiKI'KNDKNT ' y sen-ling copies of the Hawaiian S ar and the Advertiser, of date June .'Inl. He cannot know how his thoughlfulness is appreciated till he reis-jvesa like courtesy in that far tropical island. 1 he Odd Fellows iuvite bids to huild I heir two-story brick building on the corner of Alain and Third slreds. The building will be 27x90 feet in size. Tim lower stnry will I ii-ed for a store room. The second will la- a lodge room with ante rooms. Among the conveniences is a dining r.iom and kitchen. The au t ion of horses at M'-Minn-ville last Friday was satisfactory when heavy, draught horses were on the mock, but light drivers were not so popular. Two 8-year-old colta sold for 22H Two 2-year-olds were knocked down at JfllS. A 4-year-old mare, with her foal, by the perch ero'i stallion, Oregon, brought $1-11), These prices were for spot cash. 'I he theme of the discourse at the C ingregatioual church next Sunday morning, at II o'clock, will be "Christians as Force.-; Conditions of Receiving the Power." Acts 19:2. 'I'he Subhath school and Junior C. K. society will meet at the usual hour. there will la) u i evening service, as a.ljniirnmcnt is made to the Union C. F. mis ting at the Christ Ian church at H p. m. I he S. P. Co. has put hi a atop -hie track of ItllH) or 1-iHO feet just beyond ltock cn-ek bridge. The -tub is curved aw y from the main track so that it isiinls towards Jo. Hare's saw mill though it is not the pn-sent intention to extend it to the IniiiIkt yard. The stub makes a wimmI yard out of that point. Al ready there are several hundred cords f wimmI stacked ready for loading on Hat cars. Next Sunday night occurs the tiuarterly Union V. K. meeting at Hie Christian church, Hillsboro, at S o'clock. This is a permanent fea ture of Kudeavor work within the sphere of ;the Itillshorn L(M-al Union. in addition to the Congregational, Kvangelical ami Christian churches, itie Kudeavor S.iciely of the Tualatin Plains Presbyterian church will unite on Sunday night. There will he present also the president nf the Washington county V. K. Union. A good time is anticipated. A party of eight athletes will cele hrate on the summit of Mt. Hood, Monday next. Our L. M. Iloyt, the leweier, will tie one of the party, I'la-y leave their w heels at the base of the mountain. Monday night will he, -pent on the mountain top, where in tne early evening a bon Hre built of powder will lie burned. Karly Tuesday morning the riders will start on tolxiggins for their bicycle in-low which they will mount and ride toward Portland for a rin-ord. They expect to get to the city by II'HIIl. The concert of the Y. P. H. C, K. Congregational church, last Friday evening was a most entertaining event. Tlie music was classical and well rendered and the recitations were all that couhl Ih desired. The vx'al solos of Mrs. o. it. (iatea and Miss P were particularly pleasing, i'he recitation of little Jenetta Ueorge just suited her voice and manner. .Miss liryan who recited 'My ships" was good Is-yond promise. Miss liiyan has few equals as an elocu tionist. It i hoped that the young people will siMiu give us another en tertainment of the same character. The tlilli annual eiicHinpment of 'he Washington County Veterans' Association pitched and occupied their tents at Forest drove yesterday . List evening 70 veterans hud reg-i-terist. Thi-. is a good attend ance for thi- first day. The oia-niug I'verci-s-s were of an interesting char- icter. It v. Spangler delivered the iddress of wi liume, which was re sponded to by Hon. H. V. dates. A ladies' (piar'ct -ang a vocal eouiMis. tion that was very tine and well re- is'ived. Mrs. den. Thorpe made an addr.ss that was patriotic, eloquent and prof mud. The Hve days meet ing of the association promises to be the best yet held. Mr. II. Kismiis-eii who eighteen months ago tsiught the store al Heed villethen tsm luclisl by Saml. Kucha nan, has sold out to Mrs. Anna Hitch auau and no.v g'tes back to the farm. During the lime Mr. ltuaiuusnell has iss'ii in business he has la-en very -iii-ee wfvl ar.il made many triends In the business world. Mrs. Hiichanan is widow of tin- forim r proprietor and executrix of the esiale, which iw iis eonsiiieral'le property at an i near l'.isl ville, and as such execu trix -he had to live ; Oregon for the next few years. Not wanting to h i lie, she mule Mr. Itt-iuussen such an ntr-r for hi bu-inss that he did not fs l ju-iirt si in refusing. Mrs. Itu.'hiiisn is will acipiainlisl with the Ii isines- and has anundant capi tal for carrying it on She Is Mpu lar and liolds her ( toiiiers. Suc cess w ill be her re W:iil. The Evangelical camp meet lug at Independence close this week. The uieetiug was the most aucci-- 'ul held for aeverai years. Mauy it' weri on the ground and thronk: people iaui? out each day. Su.ela. afteruuou er vices was varied by tin. marriage of two young people. Tue bride brio Kv. T. A. Yosta daugh ter. The meetiug resulted iu Hie conversion of many souls. A letter from John tiaull this week states that he ia iu a hay ii' Id near Lexington, Morrow Couuty. After haying lie Is lu go with a head er iuto w heal hlds, and theu w an a tnreastier. He say the hot wiu.li. have uol injured Hie w heat to auy great extent. Hou. 11. V. dales ueiivciei. fhe respouse yesterday at Foie-t drove to the uiayora address of welcome, lu the Washington Co. Veteran Association. Mr. Uaten goes to La Uraude, Uuion County, w in le he is o deliver the 4lh of July orailou ut-Xi Monday. The store of WVhrung i S.ms will be closed next Monday during liie whole day. This will give both pro prietors and employers opportunity to celet rale. Private person has Qve hundred or oue thousand dollars to loan ou farm mortgage. Long lime. No bonus. Apply at this otlice. 0 7 Mias Grace Foe w no -pent the win ter lu California is at home again and her very welcome voice is heird in the church choir. For the beat shave or hair cut iu the city, go to F. liar tier's shop on 2d street. r'KOH 0H Ul' Tilt HOIS. W. II. dault, inmposilor on the INDKPK.NDKNT, received the lo.li. ing letter last Tuesday, from private I'. It. Mauu, 01 Co. H 21. Or. li.fau try. The letter was written aooard ship but mailed at Honolulu : Steamer Australia, May 31, ISM. Frieud llarr : Welt here 1 am, riding on the rolling deep ami can't say that it la like the artist pictures it but it suits me very well. I whs seasick several days, but am enjoyirg myself now. Tins is a long trip aim oue that I will remember longer thau a week ami 1 think the rest ol the boys are apt to also, as some of them don't go much 011 it. liut tney ought not to expect too much. We have had a very smooth sea so far and a quite voyage and no sign of a Spaniard. The weather isn't any warmer here than in Oregon, but some ol t he fellows iu the regiment are, and they get wailed down in great shape si une times. 1 don't know how I tig we will stay at Honolulu as matters are very uncertain in the management of this expedition. When you write address 2d lt"g. Or. Vol. Manila exptdiliou. We have church services on hoard ship just the same as if we were 011 land, and I think it a good thing as there are Isiys in the regiment who need a little punching up. Some people think the voyage we are taking ia no more than a pleasurt trip. It is somewhat that way at present, but a soldier can never tell what ia going to turn up inside the next hour. V may la ordered home. Ihe boys that leave home for war are not like a lot 01 fool hardy urchins who were educated to leave home from the f-ffocts of reud ing itohinson Crusia or literature to the tune of Yankee Doodle, hut they go for the cause of humanity, justice. country and dod. Honolulu, June 2d. Arrived here last night and had a great reception. and of all the mixed up races of hu inanity, Honolulu takes the cake. Well, 1 have just got a chance to mail this letter. Yours truly, T. It. Mann. THE MOVHOUTH ST A IE .0U1IAL. The recently issued catalogue of the State Normal school at Mou mouth allows 81 11 u Hilars in this year's graduating class, representing 12 countries of the state. Fully 9(1 ht -nt of the graduating classes of the past few years have ai once begun teaching. Of the 4:(j students graduated from the school in the fifteen years of its history, 307 are at present engaged in teaching. The uuiuta-r is remarkably large, as the average term of employment as a teacher is iu but few states above five years. In On gon, with its :2(K) teachers employed, fully six-humlr. d new teachers are demanded each year to keep up the supply. The catalogue indicates a pro- r- ous year, with 2;19 .Normal students in attendance, a marked gain over the previous year. In addition 2:10 children were enrolled in the Train ing Department. I'Ol'KT llME. LAW COL KT. Alois Kei m rnh r was admitted to citizenship. Jos lingers, v. Jos dalbreath. action for money. Witnesses examined and cause set forargumeut this morn ing. I'KOBATK. A M Park hurst deed: Final account examined and allowed, ami this es tate is closed of record. Kst V It Lw is deed; Semi annual account filed and approved. MAHKI AOK l,l( KXSK. License to wed wis Isnied June 2.1 to John K Showers lis, and K nilv M Odell 42; June 2H Joshua J Adkins 2.s, and Cora H Pratt 17. JIT.V 101 Kill, IVH. The celebration at Foreft (Jrove next Monday Is for th w hole county and although little is knon here of the details, yet w ithcnit doult due ar rangements have iss-n inado lor the comfort and entertainment of the citizens of the county. The progrnin on Monday i.-asa ule nf 4.'i guns at sunrise. At 9 .to a. m a grand parade will form at Ihe S W. corner of the pub lie sipiare ami will inarch to the grounds in this order : and. drand Arn.v Veterans. Carriage with orators ami others. Ci vie orders. 11 ' brigade representing slabs. Bicycle cors. I'itixens. Ktnamuluit. The exercises at the grounds will up: Prayer, Dr. F K. Chandler. Balding Dslaration, Mm Martha Scriven Kvans. 1 Oral ii ai, Hon. W. It Barrett. ! The games ill la ia the after- The U. S. Assistant Sec'y of Agriculture says if 10,000,000 oo ofdan-ier-ous food is sold every year in America. Sciitg's ISest baking powder lUvoring extracts mid spurs curtee uaia have a lot of work to d do. For Mile br K. E. Hryjn & Son do n. Prizw will be given to the l,t decoratisj bicycle and ihe most ori ginally 0 -turned mgsaiutttiu. ttlUK MILLS. A most entertaining anil enjoy, able eveuiog's aaiuaeuifOt Was given ou r rnlay evening, 24th Inst., by the pupils 01 tne Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, O-dar Mill, and to the credit of the pupils and their teach ers and to the great satisfaction of t'ieir parents, we must In justice say 1 hat all without exception t-ustaiued 1 he lole aasigued to theiu admirably and deserve great praise. There were some very tine exhib its of penmanship, mapping, hand ew ing and fancy ueedle work. At the close of the entertainment 'he i-ards if promotion to higher grades were distributed. Tne per centage for annual examinations in the r -s-cti ve classes were as f il'ows : Master Thou. Maloney promoted from primer to first .. fjrs.de, M is K Smith averaged , Master Jay Simmon 8.1, Master Denis O'Meara s:l. Master Thos Murray 8.1, Master A Bernard 9, Mias McKlroy 9ii, Mister Dan O'Meara 84, Mia M y Murray 9li, Miss Mable Young 97, Miss O. Bernard 98, Miss Klla Ityau 99. The particular of the program were furnished by the corresNiu dent, but has to be omitted becau-e of lack of space. WOOD! IOO IOKIIH. yKAI.KIi Blld WILL BK KKCKIVEI) O at my ollioe, in the Court House, Hillsboro, till I'i o'clock a. m. Julviilli, to furnish 1 U cords 4 foot lir wood cut from h.iuihI timber. Wood to be delivered ut county wood lioime, in Court House vurd. W. 11. HKAKKdKli. blieritf. K. NIKON, IJKNTIST, Hil'.KHT OUOVE, OKtOMIN best artiliciul livlli !," .'Ml per set. tViiii nt nn, I Ainalum Hliii) AO cell facli. tiold lilliiiKH from $1 up. Vitalised air for pain liss extraction (irricm three doora nortb of Briok store. Orhoe boon from a, m. to 4 p. w. Meini-CeutPiiulal Olebralloa of I'acl II c l ulversitr. Paeitic University, having coinplet e I a half-century since its la-ginning in 1818, will ool'l a hc mi-centennial celt'hration on July 9th. As the Congregational National Oiuneil is to hold its triennial mie ting in Port land, July 7 -1 ; J , it lias la-en arrang ed, as part of its program, that it shall visit Forest drove on tne after noon nf the 9th (Saturday) and take part in the celebration. A numlier of speakers of note from New Kng 1 and and other parts of the United Slates will address the meeting. I'he exercises will begin at Ihe col lege at ;l p. 111. The public are invi ted to attend. Spring capes at Schulmerlch A Son. For first class guaranteed dental work call on Dr. Ilrown. Fir limb wood for sale at $1.0(1 a I iad. Leave orders at the bakery. Scliulmerich A Son has an invnict of binding twine which they sell w hile it lasts. To cure a wild in one day, Take Laxative liromo Quinine Tablets. All druggests refund the money if it fads to cure. I am prepared to cut and rake von r grass, and take my pay in hay Call at the bakery, F. M. Ileidcl. Wanted To hire team and wagon hy camping party during July and August. Addresas stating price, M. L. Bowman, No. 373 Taylor Street. Portland, Or. New Shi-, New Clothing just received at It. K. Bryan and Son. Bargains in everything. Fourth ol July Itihlains for wheel decorations. We sell droeeries. Ladies, take the lwt. If you are troubled with constipation, sallow -kin, and a tired feeling take Karl's Clover Tea. It la pleasant to take. Sold hy Hillslxiro Pharmacy. The S. P. company will put on sale tickets over its lines at one fare for round trip for afternoon of July 2d on July 3d and 4th giaxl to return m the 5th. Distances over 2iHt miles, to return nn the 6th. The S. P. Co. as usual for several years w ill sell tickets to Yaitulnna and return for (tint). The tickets are good to return until Oct. loth 1 he tickets will he on sale from this late until Sept. 30th. Baking Powder wrre requtrrd to 1 Perfect our new , Cubular Lantern whuk a ( now offer as tome thing erlraordi- f nary in the Lantern line. It has tht ( kailroad Ijintern's rue red eonstitu- . 1 twn joined to the tubular system, and the result ts a splendid itgnr-rsttnf, 1 wear and abuse reststrr. U ' will, . 1 if desired, mail our special Circular 1 . of the " t esta" Lantern; or, upon 1 receipt of Sr. 00. we wilt send yon , I ( freifht prepaid ) ihe very iett Lan- , tern f,r teneral sentce von eirrsam. 1 U hy not " set W on uiost terms r Oar IlkMirsM Cali la Marlaa Pna. R. E. DIETZ CO., 1 f Uicht St., New York. CITMimn M MM. Omfyfd tmntenu art mmptd ' Off 77. ThrHKk TarUt Car U St. Ulia. A tourist sleeping i-ar will leave Portland every M01 1 vv via Mo. Pac. and every Wednwslsx via the iiur lington route at 8 p. 111. via the O. It. A N. through Salt Lake and Denver w ithout change to St. Louis, and un der the sua-rvision of ixperiem-ed isinductors. No change nf car to the cities, KausasCity orSt. Louis. Keep tins service in mind when going - and coi. .-u It O. K. A N. agents or aiidrcs-, V. H. Hi Ki m kt, tieneral Passenger Ageut, lirtlanil. llegoii. I-'or Constipation take Karl's Clover Ksl Tea. Ihe great Blood Purifier cures Headache, Nervousness, Krup tious on the lace, ami makes the head clear as a la-ll. Slid by Hillsboro f'lntriiiiic Karl's Clover llsit Tea ia a pleas ant laxative. Itegulates the bowles purities the blood. Clears the com plexion. lUsy to make and pleasant to take. 2.V. Sild by Hillsboro Pharmacy. Shiloh's Consuiuptiou Cure cures when others fail. It is the leading Cough Cure, and no home should Is without it. Pleasant to take and gi-s right to the spot. Sold by Hills Isiro Pharmacy. A fresh invoice of the wlebrated Tiffany calling curds Just received at Hie lsuKl'KM'UNT office. Two sices ladies' and Misses'. Other cards cut to order. Catarrh Cured. A clear head and -weet tireath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh ltemedy, sold ou a guaran hc. Nasal injector free. Sold by Hillsboro Pharmacy. Scliulmerich A Son are agents for the best agricultural implements made in this country, and their prices are I ss than all competators. Come and see their samples la-fore purchas ing. Cure that cough with Shiloh's cure. The best cough cure. Believes croup promptly. One million Isiltles sold last year. 40 doses for 2"ic. Hold by HillslKiro Pharmacy. Stop that cough! Take warning. It may lead to consumption. A 2'K' bottle of Shiloh's Cure may save your life. Sold by Hillstsiro Phar macy. Karl's Clover Root Tea, for Con stipation. It's the Best and if alter using it you don't say so, return the package and g I your money. Sold by Hillsboro Pharmacy. A .Narrow ftscape. - Be not dis-eived. A cough, hoarse ness or croup are not to he trifled with. A dose in time of Shiloh's cure will save much trouble. Sold by Hillsboro Pharmacy. lluckleii's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulsera, salt rheum, fev er, tetter, chapM'd hands, chilblains corns, hihI all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refund ed. Price 2o cents (a?r box. For sa'e by Delta Drug store. Win Mohr makes tssits at his shop on Second street, Hillsboro, for ... tt per pair, sewed sms for lor and gives special attention to repair ing. He uses only first-grade stock w hich enables hi 111 to guarantee his wrok. Dreadfully Nerroua. dents : I was dreadfully nervous and for relief took your Karl's Clover ltoot Tea. It quited my nerves and strengthened my whole nervous sys tem. 1 was troubled with constipa tion, kidney and bowel trouble, 1 our tea soon cleansed my system so thoroughly that I rapidly regained health and strength. Mrs. 8. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold by Dillsboo Pharmacy. Sick Headache Positively and I'rrma nently cured hv lining Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. C ures constipation xiid uidiirestioii, makes vol! eat, alrep, work and hiippv. Satisfaction guaranteed or ninnev refunded. 25 and fit) cents at The Delta. Exrrntor'si Xolire. N'OTK'K FS HEKKBY GIVEN, THAT the uiidi rsiKii'sl were duly appointed executor mid executrix o' the lust will and (t-ntaini'iil o William J. Robinson, deceas ed by the County Court of the state of llrviron lor the county of Washington on the l:itli day ul June, A 11 1SUS, and all per sons havinir fliii Mm aniiinst said estate will present them, with proper vouchera tliere lor, within six montl.s from this dute, to the suid executor and executrix, at the residence of Its Hotiinson near Progresa iu suid county and state. AdS'KH WALKER, Executrix, 4-8 K M ROKlSttON, Executor. lion's This? We oiler one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh t hat cannot be cured by Hall s ( nliir- n ( ore. K. .1. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. We, the iniilursiKhed, have known V. J. ( hi nev for the last la years, and believe him liert'ei'tly honorable in ull business transact j. uis and tlnutic iullv uhle to curry out any obligation made by his firm. Wr A iRctx, Wliolesule drUKgists, Toledo (I Wiiium, K ins ei a Miavis Wholesale ilrili.'Lri-t Toledo 1 1. II, ill s Catarrh cure is taken Internally, ai-tin ilins'llr iiiun tliehl'Hsi and mucous surfaces of the Mv-iem. Trice 7- cents er bottle, hold by ull drilKirists. Hall family pills are thr best. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION lairn limn atOrsoos City. fins. June It. ISI1S N ill ICE Is IIKIIEItV ftlVKN THAT tin-t'ullow inu nameii settler bus filed ii'.ti'-i' ol" his int.-iiti.iii to utiike liual proof in iiHin of his rlaiin, and that said proof w illlsf nuide ls-1'orv Ri-icisler and Kereiver at 1 Kjevon City. nre;oii, on August lath ls:viz: William llesry Williams. H. E. l'i for the E H of s W . X W of S i;i; ot See. i!s, . n I. X K 4 W. He mimes be following witnesses to prove his continuous r-st-leiM.e upon and riiltivutii.n of said lunl. via: Herman Wol' of i. ales Crek Oregon John E Woell of " CI, as. W Ho-lesof ' John 1 I'riraet of Eore.t (inive t HAS. B. M'.hjKIX, -lu IU-i(iater HERE'S YOUR ( all at (he Furniture Store in Hillsboro for prices uii at 113 thins; In our line. Wall Iaper at Portland prices. A ho stock of Undertakers sood. P. O. BROWN. Prop. "Tiiiiiiiiimimii gtmrnmrnmrnimmmmg Farmers jr Schulmerich & Son tm Will handle all kinds of agricultural liiipleinents at prices below any hereto- Z? fore offered. Come and see their sum pies before purchasiiii::. All extras for leadlny: machines will Im' kept iu stock. SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. STATE Light Expenscs-The Year The first term will open Tuesday, Scpte of work, cheerfully sent on application. or W. A. WANN, S.cretary of Faculty. at rftaf iuoiiDHiB Moyr ClotbiOg Corppaoy 3d & Oab St., P0RTLAD. BEX HELM Mi, Maoarer. t A M:M r'OK OI K hl.OMtlKK w .. 1 m u ! ' Ramblers 98" 97 tchile. they last : IDB'AhS, $25 to $40. Second hand JixIippIs of all mahes at all prices. FRED T. MERRILL CYCLE CO. I05-I07-IO9-IH Sixth St., as as as Portland, RraarkM, HI'fihAF, TIM'tlVA, CHANCE iinmiiiirniTr' Attention ! 1 NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon Strung Academic and Professional Courses. Well-iiiipsHl Truininu H purtnii'iit of nine grades with 'S.M chil dren. Regular .Normal Courses of three years. Senior year wholly priussiniiul. liradiiutea ol Accreilited High Schools and College! admitted direi'tly to pro fessional work. The Uijdoina of th School is recog nize.1 hy law as a life certificate to teach. The graduates of the School mt. in ilcmuiiil aa teachers. lieautiful and healthful locution -no saloons. for from $120 to $100. mher I'lith. A, hires Catalogue, giving full details P. L. CAMI'HIvIX; President. MT w m & supplies: If you are"; going' to Klondike, we invite you to call and inspect our im mense stock which we are offering at Iyowest Prices. VVe have devoted au entire floor, 75x100 feet to Klondike supplies, and show the largest assort ment in the state. Our stck includes t Kubher Goods, Hoots and Shoes, .Mackinaw Clothing, Fur Caps, Sweaters, Groceries, Provisions, Blankets, and Tents. We pack and deliver everything free at the wharves either at Portland, Ta coma or Seattle, tTAI.OIJl E.-IT IS IKKK. vsi VI VI M VI VI VI VI v) VI VI VI vt VI1 VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI VI V! VI VI 8 $60 $o0 Oroiron. SF. ITT I.E.