LhTTER FROM MANILA
L" ,t Letter
from C. ppm,.
"""i, I'uiea uct
10th.
I'KI.KINS ALMOST WELL
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I Uf iiiiNiM.ro Uflt-r iin
well ami a I. If to tkf their
nii-ms, with the met-pilon
kiin, who li. H Ht the genem!
Bloly n-coverinif from typhoid fe
er. I Ko over to m him every tHy
mi. I tell the new ami K'HMp of the
iiuarti rs, mid cheer him ut to the
heHt of my utility. H i al OV(
tlie fi ver jmrt hut U very weak. I'm
of the, lime he is out of hi hea.J ,!
tams i inc nine when he and Tuiu
Mann hikI John lVrkius went
ii in it..
iv.iiii ii.-nun hi iwo week carried
uui .h..iiii,im'o in Kolil. nB HWuy
nuK'""' inn nowever. I lie hi.ti
lul UllUllllllllIu ...... I... I . ... '
nui ior h iiktoiiu action nl thn heart
wiiicii irni recently Uevelojied. He
in j.reuy nun, nut KeU lot of milk
eBK-noKK aim ru n hou.h and thoco-
inn.
TIih lust few day have Ix-en rrtiny
and pooler, which ha help! many
u .oor lellow who wan huniing U
Willi irvrr,
1 am irretlimr fat myself The
trou-M'in 1 wore at tump Mc Kin ley
me no eAl-iillinciy lli'il tit ur lilt
1 think 1 am on lor a touch of mal
aria, an every uvi'iiin tny pulse runH
up huh i nave a headaclie, otherwise
l am an riiftu. 1 nhall keen trolnir
an I have noticeil thnt lh busy ouen
are not o apt to get nick. They
iiaveii i nine.
I was in a rice null lard week. 1
dout know of a Hour mill in town
there were a nuni tier of round hasin
in cume worn ami an iron-Hliotl pet
tie tell into lliein and pulverized the
rice. 1 liemt pestles were rai-ied hy
ciianiH worKinx on a shall. There
were alioul forty of them at work.
1 alio vi-uleil another sawmill
where the principal Haw ran horizon-
t illy and took a Blice off the top of
llielo. l he plank had to tie eon
Ntantly wedded up to keep from liind
in on the h.iw and then It lan an
slow an American mill man would
linve a lit. (.'low hy wan a native
mill, where Chinamen was sawing
out cikTir tiox lioanU hy hand. Thep
were cut its I rue an could lie and they
hud no oiler jruiile except the eye
I'll it mine day I went over an oil
mill, where cocohuuIh were being
ground fur their oil. A liuHilo pulled
a elone roller in a circular trough and
He'll the prii-H The meal is put into
small wack titling onto a ring and a
number of these are placed .In the
pre.M and several stout Chinamen
drove in wedgea hy means of batter
ing ram.
There in a good opening here for
American capital and machinery,
Labor is cheap and the natives are
nuick to learn and adapt themselves
to new condiiioiiM though it lie ing ho
easy to live there l-t not the name In
centive mi work an at home. When
you en get a handful of rice for a
cent ami tmimuas almost for the pick
ing and cloihing bet-omen a luxury
instead of a neifssily; working In
rather Unelt ss.
" October 21.
The mail goen in about two days
and all the hoy are butty writing
letter-.
For the 1 ist two dayn I have been
over at the hospital attending on one
of the Hit k bon. He went over a
week Hgo to be treated for erysipelas
in the face. Thin noon yielded to
treatment but brain symptoms noon
net in and be was out of hin heatl
most of the time. Treatment ap
earetl to have no effect and he sank
till yesterday afternoon he died. The
doctor called It meiiirgitln caused
probably hy the pressure of a tumor,
lie was'iilf the time moving hin left
arm in search of wimething. At
Urst he could U aroused by seaking
to him sharply, but toward the last
wan utterly um-onscioun. The fun
eral wan this morning. The Spanish
cemetery has a great wall around It,
full of iiiches. The ground around
Manila is no awampy lht the graven
have to be above ground. T'e f"'
tin wan placed in the wall, three vol
leys were tired, the bugler Hounded
"taps" and company H had lost
iiimrad. ...
1 am luitl up myself Just nw with
alamemikle. Walking doea not
tire it, I ut standing still nets up In
nititnr ion. This ikhiii I could not
k . i i,d it Hir for ouin. hut can
hobble around now comparatively
t, ? V- V'd returned la.-t
lOfiday from visit V, l'rineviile
ni . ,lw'n udyiiig a prop--
Hon fo, pUUilllf , m
lh J . N,,c"-t w "igoed llio'
jne tield U nomewh it alluring. Mr.
ten bd.1 bem i irjuvljlB M,,r
then an a railrMd engineer hunt
'"K for a route to build a road then
' Hilar proj-te-l. S-,ie f the old
nueiia remHmtt rs iuoi to whom
i relate.! binexin-rienre wuh cow
oy". He found aditn-rence tatween
n-n taken from city cuilixtlion and
hose from the range. T .e city chap
timid noul, loading bin liaggage
I'rivilegea with whiskey and m -h lor
r of snakes. The leant rustle ,f a
leaf or the cracking of a a,e bil-h
'aunm him to Jump aidewis... On
n.e other hand the rouh rider i- ac
' ve, fearlewn aud even huuts the rat
1 " nnakeno that he riuy la, bitteu
. t n.p oi wtu-icey. ir It can
m made to trick lit down bin throat
10 a geueroun tt w lin la-tter.
The county court has done whal
'he l.NDtPE.rjivT thought I lm citv
ought to have done several year ago,
curel money at a lower rate of in-
"rem to pay obligiiions ilrawing a
high rate of intert t. The court or
dered that six Warrants fur IHIII
ach be tlrawu lii favor of .Shute A
route ban kern ami ihu i,rm-iU t.
'leiKwited in the treasury. Thin done
"in law points out how it nhall be
used. The treasurer calls for all war
rants endorsed i.rior to Sent. 1. Ih'JH.
I'he old warrants are drawintr 8 ner
'nt Interest. The new warrants
draw hut 6 per cent. The saving Is
nearly a year's use amou!tit lie.
tween .,oo and pm. Another ginsl
fealure atMiut the matter in that the
new warrants ar in auch denomina
tions tiial they can te paid one at a
time an !l,e county iiicun.ulairs money.
YAMHILL CO. SUED
Stout 5; Martin vs. Yamhill
County. Action for
Money
30 W1TNKSSKS ON THE CASE
It
luukMit-ea l aajers autla Jary to
I'ecltlr Ibv I ae aud tliea the
Jurj lalletl to itrrr.
There came near U ing a tragetly
in the court riaim yesterday, Valeii
Une Hauer wan on trial for shooting
Mrs. John Overroeder in April lam.
I'he gun which did the shooting was
lying on the table. Mrs. Overroeder
wasj giving hi r ten iuiotiy, Bauer
watched his opportunity and jumped
for the gun but (Sheriff Bradford and
i. ii i.
- ner narreu were too quick lor
him and forced him into bis seat,
With thin - inleruptiou settled tht
case wan soon finished. Hauer was
found guilty.
Within the pant 12 months Sheriff
uratirorl ban collected and paid to
me county treasurer costs on delin
quent taxes amounting to tl 170.72.
Hie expense of this collection
has been which the sher
iff paM out of bis own imi-ket.
Now, then, suppose that ollicers
salariea were reduced as some pro
pose how could he afford to protect
ine county a interests 111 tins one
particular.
Mm Hamiiel Williams returned
home thin week afier a two months'
visit with her daughter Mrs. Krazier
in I'liimi county, liefere Mrs. Wil
liams left the Inland empire she had
a few days of winter. Know wan over
Ihe low lands and next the bills it
was Ihree feed deep. Being a resident
of the Willamette valley all her life
this wan her first opportunity for a
sleigh ride. It wan not missed.
Mr. L. E. Wilkes, late county sur
veyor, has accepted a place In the
surveying department of theO. H. &
i. Co, aud started Into the held last
Tuesday morning. His work for the
present will la on the extentiou of
Ihe company's line Into Idaho. It
ina wlntery job, liut .Mr. Wilkes
will not ht bis feet become cold.
The cane attracting most attention
at the court house this week wa
that of Stout A Martin v. Yamhill
county, an action for money. The
ftcls out of w ti irli the actiou grew oc
curred in July l.iM.
Before that time the county court
of Yamhill county hail made con
trails with mill men to fnrnish
what lumber was required in their
immediate neighborhood for bridges
and roads.
Stout A Martin owned a mill
which wat li aned and operated by
Dew A Son. In June or July 181)4,
a large lot of lumber was needed for
a bridge across the Yamhill river
which was in territory tributary to
Stout A Mirtin's mill. The contract
went to 1)-'W A Son as the parlies op
erating Hie liii.i. iw A don were
not well equipped for delivering ihe
product of tlie mid and tne superin
tendent ol the bridge who wan one of
the commissioners, had some tears
touching bis ability to tl il the con
tract. Home talk was tad with
Stout A Martin about delivering the
Iti ml hit, and as a matter of fact they
diil deliver it or at least a part. There
was no entry of this side contract
made in the records of the court.
When the lumber was delivered Ixith
parlies presented a claim to the
court, and each threatened to bring
an action against the county for the
name. The court audited lew A Son
lull and paid it. Stout A Martin
thereupon sued the county for the
amount w hich was a few dollars over
10lti). In Judu'e Burnett's court the
plaintiff sought to introduce oral tes
timony to prove a contract. The
county contended that onlj the re
cords of the county court could be
unt il to prove such agreement. The
court held in favor of the county.
An appeal was taken to the sup
reme court which reversed JuiLe
Burnett's ruling, directing that the
case be again tried and that parole
evidence of the contract with Stout A
Martin be admitted. Thereupon the
case in brought here on a change of
venue. A cloud of witnesses came
dow n some for the plaintiffs and oth
ers for tlie county, thirty or more.
The claim now principal ami interest
in over II, 4011. The cau-e wan two
dayn in trying and the jury alfer be
ing out a nlgtit and day came into
court and reported that they could
not agree and were discharged. It
in understood that the jury Mood 8 to
4 but which side had the 8 in not
staled. The case w ill nut be tried
Mgain this term.
t'Ul'BT H0OE.
ClKTVITlXUKT. - . ,
Toedtemier Clack ainaa Co. Ju g
ait-nt on maudaie of Supreme court
ordering the cause for retrial In this
eouulv.
Bagley A Browo v Wachliae, Ver
dict for ilaitiliff for I2.V). Defend
ants allowed till Dec. 12 to fiie a mo
tion fur a new trial.
Brooka v Brooks. Decree for
iiliintirf
Macrum v Macrutu. Decree for
divorce allowed.
State v lolan. Verdict of Jury
"guilty an charged." Dolan waa In
dieted for selling hia warrant for wit
nena feea a second time.
State v llickethier. Plea of not
guilty entere l and case set for Friday
Dee. l)lh.
Mever Mever. Publication of
summons ordered.
Sweulzell v Martin. Dismissed on
motion ofplffs. attorney.
Charlea K Kunyon v Ella Runyon.
Decree of divorce granted.
Stout A Martiu v Yamhill Co, jury
could not agree and waa discharged.
Slate v Katnbo. Defendant plead
guilty, sentence suspended during
gisl behavior.
State O Johnson. Plead not
guilty aud case net for Dec. 12th.
State v Frank West, plea of not
guilty entered. Cause s t lor trial
on I-c. 15' h.
Fuller v Fuller. Divorce granted.
Merrymau v Morgan, Default and
decree for plaint tf.
The Juniors of the Congregational
churce i-nt. joi-mod their filcuJa lual
Tuesday evening. The occasion wan
enjoyable In every way. The little
folkca had pleged a small sum at the
beginning ol the year for church ex-
jieoses. They more than made it on
Tuesday evening last.
Dead Letter IJnt.
The following in a list of letters re
maining uncalled for In the poxtottlce
at HillstHiro, Dec. 3, 18lJ8:
Mr. Harvey M Tiinms,
Mm Almedia Oglasby.
All letters not called for by lec.
17, will be aent to the Dead Letter
Office. One cent will lie charged for
each letter called for.
II. Sc'HULMUKIC'H, P. M.
tf I
111
angs
Best
tea
solj only in
Packages
MHKKirr- HALF..
Croup in the terror of thousands of
young mothers liecaune ita outbreak
ia no agonizing and frequently fatal.
Shiloh'a Cough and Consumption
Cure acts like magic in cases of croup.
It has never been known to fail. The
worst canes relieved Immediately.
Price 25, oU ctn and 1 00 at Delta.
The financial affairs of Hi! Inborn
nchool district are in la-tter shape
than they have been for several yearn
for whereaa teachers have laen paid
in warrants they ase now paid in
coin. District clerk li.wcow attend
ed at the school building this week
and disbursed the monthly salaries
due.
(len Ransom 1'imt, (1. A. II., on
Saturday last elected officers for the
ensuing term of 12 months. They
are A. C. Archbold, post command
er- B, K. Haines, S. V. C; O. C.
Zsik.J. V. C; frank Doty, map.;
John Berry, surgeon; Kjdolph Crau-
lall. l. M : II. li. Lock, O. D.; anil
Ueo. CamplK-ll, O. O.
At the regular communication of
Tuality lititlge, No. ti, A. r . A A. M.
hi Id l int Saturday evening the offi
cers elected for the next year are W,
N. Barrett, W. M ; W. H. Webrung
S. W .; Ed Schulmerich. J. V .; liu-
lolph Crandall, secretary; and Peter
Boecow, treasurer.
J. C. Hare is busv making roads
from his mill to the railroad siding, a
listamv of alamt a mile. He selects
the best slabs that fall ifrom the logs
anil lays them for a nmd lad. He
calls it a slab roail, tlioti'ii in lact
it is nearly an gotsl as a plank road.
An Incident out ol the usual order
was an event at the court house yes
terday. Judge McBrule was called
from the la-nch to the witness stand
to testify to a jury as to wnai is a
ream) table attorney fee in a cane that
had been ta'fore his court.
The general topic "f v.V,i'
is "w hen are we going home."' If the
government keeps the Philippim we
iii -n -tav here untill relieved bj
.... 1 1 lu. jhiin
a .ut umr w in m " -
. . ..r
l he ncrease oi
regulars.
cMiigresn auibiTi.ts
n are raised and
. L. . . . .. uml Hia ml1
inn army , ,fc i
ilrille.1. While 1 get home!. -k. I
tlont hH.k to get back tHI nex spring
If the U S. don't keep these Islands,
l.i iro hOllie OH I""
next
I want to g
"''n'.rLo,. in netting on nul' B'
Stin- ... i . ,.l..MUl (ill
He win n m. --
and will then com
I up. He is all over
He will probihly he
the next nospuai
the hospital
light diet noon
inence to buihl
the fever now.
aent home ly
T ? hold fi'wr I'"'"'
vt'w here and hecoul, no
lit r duty for some m
jcn Is in San Francisco now - If no
at home. The l.y that w
will.himdi.il the second lay o'lt
from f. ver and ho alness of tl w liver
HistKMlv whs embalmed and aem
I, mebytbecapt-inofthH stumer
' his Is hard work writing letter,
.u " -ihi.. iroes along so quiet
Uliril r.i i,i " . t , 1 . ,n 1.1111
Ol Hint o-.----
to Miles
I thai nllliilS'tS
to he almost exnausun.
1 1. -t reirards and wishes
aud all my friends.
Yours as ever,
C P. OLIVER.
Co. II, 21 Oregon.
All iH-mons suffering Irom weak or
debv,i c'ght should not W Ho con
milt Dr. L'1 he optician next
w tk at Hotel Tualatin.
The city election was held last
Mondsv resulting In the election of
the same men w hich have served us
for the past year except Treasurer
Schulmerich. Mr. Siminl Evelitt
was put on another ticket anil was
elected.
Capt. Crandall has been elected for
his 12th consecutive term an secretary
of Tuality Ioilge. He thinks be
will not stand for another elect inn.
He in not superstitious but ill is an
otld number.
State Printer L'il.n remembers the
Inkk.I-fnkent by sending a copy of
the laws panned at the late san-ial
session ol the legislature for which
he has the thanks of the recipiants
County Commissioner Todd Is con
fined to 'his home by illness. The
Commissioners court misses him sntl
to some extent public biisint sutlers.
Don't purchase glas-en from ped
dlars claming to represent Dr. Lowe.
Dr. Iiowe do'i't peddle and has no
agents.
The best ball of the season will lie
given at the oera house. Ileal 11. mr
in the county. Perfect ord-r. Dec.
2Sth.
Wanted A lady or gentlemin so
licitor to canvass buninenn houses.
Apply at Hi;lboro House, forenoons.
Married at laurel iKM'mls r tii h,
Miss lb-rtha Messi tiger ami Mr. Ixm
V.I lul it.
Have Dr. Lowe test yonr eyes,
He wont la hack for 7 months.
Found 4 aprin call, black. The
owner can have same tip (Mill If
K,Oli'n'n, UiihII Ut.
1MC111C IMVKKM I V.
Mr. Edward C. Luce, of Hillslairo,
formerly a memls r of the class of '97
spent Saturday and Sunday calling
on hia college I r lends.
The memtars of the young men's
Sumlay school clang were given a
very enjoyable(rcceptiou last Friday
evening at the home of their teacher,
Prof. Ferrin. The features of the
evening were music, college songs
ami games after which delightful re
freshments were served.
P. U. has received a challenge from
Portland University for an Intercol
legiate debate to be held ttlsmt the
middle of January. The challenge
will probably be accepted and an in
teresting contest l.n expected. Owing
to a delay in the arrangements the
time for the debate with the U. of O.
In an yet undecided.
The bowling alley was formally
opened to students last Tuesday eve
ning. An organization known as
the Pacilic University B twling Club
w ill la formed and the use of the al
ley w ill la allowed each member up
on payment of a small memliership
fee and term tax.
The members of the Philomatheau
society invited the lei Hila rs cifOama
Sigma society to be present at their
exercises last Saturday evening. Both
socielien are in a flourishing condition
and will produce some excellent de
baters iH-fore the year ends.
The fisit bull game last Saturday
iH'twcen Portland High Si hisil and
the P. U. second team resulted in an
easy victory for the Pac ific I'niver
sily Isiys w ith a score ol 2.1 to 0. The
special features of tlie game were the
slipMry condition of the field, the
poor defensive work of the visitors,
and tht star playing of McKenzie,
Huckahay, James and Millis for the
home team. P. U.'s record on the
foot ball field of ",H is a credit to the
Institution and speaks much for the
manager snd captains of the teams.
The players of the home eleven were
given a banquet at Herrick Hall
Saturday evening by Pres. and Mm.
McCIc Hand in honor of their victor lea
The High school eleven makes the
fifth team from Portland to min t de
feat on the I. U. Campus dur ing the
season.
Many a lover has turnetl with dis
gust from an otherwise lovable girl
with an offensive breath. Karl's
Clover Hoot Tea purifies the breath
by its action on the bowels, etc , as
nothing else will. Sold tor years on
alisolute guarantee. Price 25 ctn, and
"0 ctn at Delta.
Beautiful complexion in an im
possibility without good blood, the
sort that only exists in connection
with good digestion, a healthy liver
and laiwels. Karl's Clover Knot Tea
acts directly on the laiweln, liver and
kidneys keeping them in perfect
health. Price 2.'i ctn. and 50 cts. at
Delta Drug Store.
On every bottle of Shiloh's Con
sumption Cure in this guarantee: "All
we a.-k of you is to use two-thirds of
the contents of this bottle faithfully,
then if you can say you are not bene-
tried return the taittle to your Drug.
gist and he may refund the price
paid. " I'nce 2- ctn, and o() ctn and
11.00.
PiMItt l'tKlSUH'.
To the Tkai hkks ok Wash. Co.
I set so much piMir ieiimanship.
that 1 am cor-1 rained to ask your co
operation in : Ian for iuipr.tviueut
among our pi pils.
1 will give, iu any school, a prue
of half dozen st holographs to the
pupil Olaklhi. h- .real est progress
toward legibility between this date
and April 1st ls!ij.
Ikhmsas rol.l.t)Ws: Tht re shall
not be less than five contestants in
each schiail organizing a contest,
each to have a negative taken (free)
at my gallery before l)ec. 30, 1898;
receiving a rebate check gotal for 25
per cent discount ou any photo he or
she may order. Judges te appoint
ed who will take specimens of pen
man ship at beginning and closing
of contest and send me certificate as
to name of winner, when 1 will deliv
er the pictures free.
.uy or :m is ;o aiio omy m it-gto-
liny at ordinary speed without re
gard to the system of penmanship
followed.
W. It. Hovt,
ililisboro. Photographer
virtue or an Exrc ri iv
ilooiv ul oe-l ol a.. la murl
out of th Lin-uit Cuurl ol Hir
9iait oi Orau-oD, tor W..rihoitfioa to-i-itt,
in lavor of Mirv Viuaon and Jonuif I'loii!
I man dauiunol the will ul Miitt-iv .Sin-
ton ilts-enjsl and uramut J J JMur-aii, l.in
nia K Moriran, W illiam Nloii aud il.rj
Nelisin lor the sum ol IJUci a u.1 tjr uo
furtlir sum of I 1 I' s no I J . o.u nh
in treat tharvon a tht r.ttjoi IU r ' "'
M-rannuui iroiu the JMh day ol Cic oIst
Isms and tor the rust and ripcux ot a.ik
and f wid writ.
Isoai, iberriore, by virtue ml in r--ru-inif
ot mI judguienf. decree ana oru-r ol
ale, I anil, on Mooduy, Ihr l'Jtli duv ..I
Iec. ISHS, at lb aouib door ot ihe
t ourt llue. ii Hillatjoro, Washoitfi.in
County, Unagou. al lUa liour ol lu uV.ikI
a oi of amid day, a-il at iiubiiti aui-tum to
Iba bigiieat bidder for caan the toUwaLi.K
de-.'rilMT-d real protertv towit:
AU ih' piece parcel a d irao of laud
1 in being aud ailuaia in aiiiiitjn
couute t)r.-aon being part ot tlie d 1 i- ul
Isaac liutli-r and Wl e and being more par
ticularl bounded and described ,ia hit
loloi : Coium uciug at the s.'titli
wea corner of tb d 1 c of laaac butler ami
wile in aar 14 t 1 n r i w Wjll Mer and ruu
uin I hen nor h SI- W ou die V lin - ol
aaid d 1 c WHO cue ihenc ti r h na ' o.l
eaatlDtM ch til nc north 4.7."i clia the i
north Kf S3 taut 17 IT ch 'o i lie e at l.n.
of the ea- bait of aa d die 'hence aoMh
3D.7Ucha o heaouib rust corner o he
weal lialfufaaidd I c3T,7" clia to the place
ol' beginning containing U acrea
o aatialy lb bareiubetore naiued auius
ml lor the coau and expenara ol aani
ale.
daid property will be told aubject to re
deitiniloa aa per atatute ot Ureiron.
Witneaa my band tbia Kith dav ul
N'ov. IK.
W. D. KKADr'ORU.
HheriO of Washington County, Uregon.
TUoa. H. ii E, U, Tongue,
Attorney tor I'laiutitf. :'.V.S
More Room.
j secured more store room for
'tt : and Undertaker'
I the trade better
A Good Hearse
In connection tcith the business.
Prices rertj loic.
P. O. BROWN.
HilirLuro Pharmacy
UNION QLOOK
MAIN TSkT.
r. F. A. Bailey, Prop
l'ure fresh drugs, fc rushes, Taints, Oils, Sjxinges and all Druggisti
Sundries, Fine first das i cutlery a sjiecialty.
--t1 Kxtra t are In t oniiouuJiug rrrirrlptlns.7--w
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - -
How la your wife has she lost her
beauty? If so, Constipation, Iodi
irestion, Hick Headache are the prin
cipal cauHe. Karl's Clover Root Tea
Iihs curnl these Ills for half a eentu
ry. I'riee 25 eta, anil AO eta. Mouey
refundtil it results are not aatia
factory.
Muddy complexions, Nauseating
breath come from chronic constipa
tion. Karl's Clover Root Tea is an
absolute cure and haa been sold for
fifty years on an absolute guarantee.
I'riee 2Tt cts, anil 50 cts.
MAKKII Ii.
At the Mountainside home Mr.
and Mm. Brooks thanksgiving day
wan celebrated by a sumptions
lh inksiMviiiir bridal dinner. Miss
tlrilla lironks was unitt d in marriage
with Jsines t (j'twrencv of Tillamook
county. V. L. Skeeln oftieiated
The iKin-ion wan highly enjoyed by
the guesls.
Kxpressiotisol kindness and esteem
were numerous in tne bridal gifts as
well as words uttered.
Mr. and Mm. Lawrence will re
nide for the present at Mountuinside;
Instead of losing n appreciate!?
member the community w ill gain an
esteemed citizen.
He sure and see lr. Iine the well
known optician next week. He
won't be back for six months. This
a his 14 trip.
There will be a dance at the opera
house Wednesday evening, Iiec. 28.
A rousing giKsl time is promised.
Call on F. J. Harts, fevnnd atreet
if roa wast tiM t'U-e. shave or hair
t. Ik i cold baths.
Do you know consumption la pre
ventable? iScience haa proven that.
and also that neglect is suicide.!. The
worst cold or cough can lie cured
with Shiloh's Cough and Consump
tion Cure. .Sold on positive guaran
tee for over fifty yeara.
Nothing la more becoming than
new clotbea during the holiday sea
son. Wanainaker A Brown have
them, the very beat for men. women
and children. Examine samples and
priifaat A ri'h Is ild's store Ililisboro.
James McCullia'k agent.
Hick headaches, the curse of over
worked womankind, are quickly and
surely cured by Knrl s Clover Iviot
Tea, the great blood purifier and tis
sue builder. Money refunded if not
satisfactory. I'riee 2o and 50 eta. at
Delta.
Ma
for
5r
Wm Mohr makes boots at
shop on Second afreet, Ililisboro,
5.f tl per pair, sewed sius for
anil gives siveeial attention to repair
ing. He uses only first-grade stock
which enables him to guarantee his
wrok.
Huy your holiday goods while you
have a full line to select from. The
Pharmacy is opening a large stock
this week.
The Pharmacy has just received a
arge invoice of standard books
which they are selling at bedrock
prices.
The lastt lead pencil in town for 6
cents at the iNhKl'ENliKNT's) station
ary department.
The dance at the opera house L)ec
2Hth will be a reunion of the good
old times.
The picture of the school building
is on the tablets at the Independent
otHce.
Holiday goods
the I'haimacy.
are coining in at
Dr. 11. II. Hovey,
Grove Oregon.
dentist, Forest
Standard
Pharmacy.
authors for 30c at the
Dr. Iwe spends
Forest Orove.
next week in
School tablets
office.
at the Independent
Tare seed at R. E. Bryan A Son.
Dr. Low leaves Saturday night.
Millions (.iveu Away.
it la certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one coucern in the
land who are not afraid to lie geuer
oustothe ueedy and suffering. The
proprietors of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and
Colds, have given away over ten mil
lion trial bottles of this great nietli
cine; and have the satisfaction o
knowing it has atmolutely cured thou
sands of hopeless cases. Asthma
Bronchitis. Hoarseness, autl all dia
eases of the Throat, Chest, and Lung
are surely cured by it. Call at Delta
Drug Store and get a free trial bottle,
Regular size 50c, and tl 00. Every
bottle guaranteed, or price refunded
Through Tourist Cars to M. Louis.
A tourist sleeping car will leave
Portland every Monday via Mo. I'ac
and every Wednesday via the Bur
lington route at 8 p. in. via the ). R
& N. through Suit Lake anil Denver
without change to St. louin, and un
der the sutiervision of txperieneed
conductors. No change of cars to the
cities, Kansas City or St. Iuis. Keep
this service In mind when going
east and consult (). R. & N, agents or
address,
V. H. HtKUirKT,
General Passenger Agent, Portland
Oregon.
But kli'ii's A mica Salve.
The best salve in the worltl for cuts
bruises, sores, ulsers, halt rheum, fev
er, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions, anil
positively cures tides or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money return
ed. Prim? 25 cents per box. For
sale by Delta Drug store.
What is Hbiloh? A grand old rem
edy for Cough, Colds and Consum
ption; used through the world for
half a century, ban cured innumer
able cases of inclpmut consumption
and relieved many in ad vh need stag
es. If you are not siiti-fieil with the
resulb we will refund your money,
Price 25 and 60 cts and $1.00. Delta
Less tli n ii four weeks
Until Christinas.
Have you thought of it.'
Half the pleasure of Christmas
Ilea in the getting ready in an
ticipation of the joys to be atlded
to the recipients of our thought
fulness. Hut there is much to
be done, and time flies so I will
help time pressed people by
keeping
Open until o'clock
every evenina; until
Christinas.
It will pay you to examine my
grand line of Wate'.ies, Sterling
Silver Novelties, Solid Silver,
Silver Plated ware. Mantle
Clocks, Jewelery of all kinds.
Don't fail to see
the latest. The
Wave Crest ware.
The most beautiful Wedding and
Christmas goods ever put on the
market. Made in opal, hand
somely mounted with rich gold
plated trimmings.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY
Invited to call on tne and sre
the many Is-iiutifnl things with
which I have ailed my store in
preparation for the Holidays.
H0YT,
The Jctreler.
Hlllsborn, Ore.
ScJiiliuQs Best soda is
used in Schilling s Best
baking powder must be
good.
Schillings Best
Kikine (Hinder
flavoring extracts
and apirrs
arc all money-back right
here.
tta
cortec
oda
10
For aa by
R. E.
Bryan Si Son
MHEKIt'K.H NALK.
BY VIRTUE Or AN EXECUTION
dacrw and order ot aa.e laaiied
out ol the Circuit Court ol the .Sino
ol Oreiron tor Wahiiiriori Cminiv.
in lavor of Wi liam 1'. Lonl, Uovt-rnor ol
the atute of On-iron, II. K. kinciid. Sts-n-tury
of State for Oregon and I'liil Metseh
un. Sluta Treasurer for Ort-gon und to
Ifetlier ex-orticiocunalituting tlm Hoard of
Coiniiiisaionera for the mile ot aclioul mid
university lands and for the i ivixlnn.nl
0 the tunda ariainc tlierefroni for the Slate
of Oregon and against ie Neill for tlie
aumot$17.Sn, coaia. oia 'or the further
sum of 17t7.UO, U ti, void oin, with in
terest thereon a ihe rate) olh percent per
annum from Ui 'ith day oKX'oher, ls:is,
and for the . oat and expenaea oi aule ami
of said writ.
Now, thereti re, by virtue and ir persu
anueofauid jUi'unient. decreea"''' order ot
sale, 1 will, on Mouday thn . th duv ol
l-i-eniber, 1KHH, t. it utli dimr oi
the Court House, ' .ililihoro, Wash
lunetiin Countr, c .iron, at I lie hour
of 1U o'clock A.M., of said day aell at pub
lic auoiton to the hiahest bilderlor ot'h,
the lollowing deasribea real pioperty, lo
wit: ComnieneiiiK at the 8 E cor of the I1 I. C
01 tieo W thbert and wf in si-c 2 T 1 S It
W of the Will. Mer. and runninn theme X
17.S0ch thence VV "is.iehs theueefi l;.tiu
chs to the b line of the claim thence K on
the claim line 2K.AU rhs to the place of !
K ) i ti i K eontainiiiK 5S acres, all situate in
Washington County, Ureiron, tomitisfv the
hereinls-fore named sums, anil for thceoxts
and expenses ot said sale,
Haul properly will be sold suhjwt to re
demption as per statute of Oregon
Witness my band this Kith day ol Nov.
1HH&
W. I). HBADFOK1),
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
T H A B B Tonpue,
Atty.for xifl',
XiiO
NIIKBIFP'H NAM:.
ir
VIRTUE OK AN EXECUTION.
Decree and order of salt-
issued out of the Circuit court of I lie
State of Orea-on, for WashiiiKton County
in I'uvor of Henry Heywood, lieorge llcy
wood, Calvin H Hill and John U Walcli.
partners doing business under the ftnn
namea-id style of He wood llrothers A
C'ompany and against James II Sinilh
Ne lie Sniith, Anson 1'owull and V 1' A I
kinson for the sum of 117 costs nnd for the
liirthersum of $JiMI U S gold coin with in
terest thereon a, the rute of S per cent per
annum from the 1st day of June IS; '7 ami
fur the cost and expenses Oi sale und o
suid writ.
Now, therefore bv virtne and in pursu
ance of suid judgment, decree and order of
sale. 1 will on Monday the l-'tli ilav ol 1'ec
is: at tne soutn aooror tne court House in
Ililisboro Washington county Oregon ut
the hour or 10 o'cli-ck a in ol said day sell
at public auction to the highest ladder for
cash the following deseribed real properly
sitiiute ami oeing lu vt ashingtoii county
and s'ate of Oregon towit:
i.ot numtierea six (to in block niimtiereu
four (4 in I horns addition to he town
of Hillsboroas shown bv the duly record
edmipand plat of Tim ns uildition on
i:ie and ot record in the oineeoi tne recor
der ol convevancea of said W ashing on
unty Oregon to sa isfy ihe hereinbefore
named sums and tor the costs and expen
ses of said sale.
Said property wiil be sold subiect to re
demption as per statute of Oregon.
Witnees my hand this lUthday of Nov.
IKK).
W. D. BRADFORD,
Sheriff Washington County Oregon
Cake A Cake and Haglev .t llrown.
Attorneys lor nam t n.
AUniXlMTKATOKH XOTICF,
OF MALK.
NtHE COUTNY COUR r, OF THE
, Stale of Oregon, for Clackamas Couu-
y-
I n the matter ef the estate of I
Charles Bunnell, dec-eased. )
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed administrator of the estate of has.
Iluiinell, deceased, by virtue ol an onicr in
Ihe County Court of Clackamas ( onnty.
On-gon, made and entered on the loth nay
of September, lsjts. which was modi lied by
an order made and entered on the 1st day
of November, 1SSIK, will sell at public auc
tion for cash in hand to the highest hi. Viri
on the premises hereinafter described, on
the Isth day of January, Wilt, at the hour
of one o'clock in the alteruoon of sai i day
the following described property situated
in Washington County, Oregon, to- it :
Beginning at the iiuarter si-clion corner
between sections two (2) and three (3)
Town-dun two (2) South Kango ore ill
West Willamette Meiidian. and running
thence on the section line South forty live
( I.V) minutes west, nine and h ty-twomie
hundreth ( nil chains to a stone; tliem e
east ten ( in) chains; thence north forty-live
grees (4.V'lesst, four and ninety six ( I '
chains ; thence north forty-live degrees! I.V )
west, three and Sixteen hundredth (H.lio
chains; thence north forty-live degrees ea-
four and seventy-tour 1 4 4) chains; thence
south forty-live degrees east, three and six
teen hundredth 3 1H rlmins; thence
north fortv-hve degrees '4ol east, eleven
and nineiy-six hundredth 1 1 1 Hti; cli:ii:.s t
north liftv-seven degrees and fortf minu
tes (17" 40') west, twelve and sity-..iir
hundredth (12.H4I chains; thence south
forty-three degrees and twenty-five min
utes ja'' 25 west, four chains; thence
north hftv-ssvsn degrees and f irty min
utes IBi" 40' 1 wes. thirteen and sixty-sev
en hundredth 13K7 chains; thence norm
fill sen minutes 15'J west, fifteen ami
forty-three hundredth l.i.ll! etiains.
thence north eightv-n ne degrees snd
f irty-eight minutes 4' east, sixteen
and two-one hundredth! fit) 02, ehams;
thence north lifteen mlnuUs , 1 - ' j .', ten
chaius to the north line of the south hvtltoi
the John L Hit klin and ifr donation land
claim ; tber.ee with sail line south eigh'v
nlns degrees and fort eight minutes .Kr
4S'J west, taetitr-thrr aud thirty-seven
hundredth (23 3. chains; thence south
foriy-tlye mlnjtes r4-"i'l wes. f irty-t o an 1
aineiy-hundreitas 142 Ko chains, to the
south line of said claim; tben-e nons.
etghty-sn degrees and fifty minutes si,"
Sil l east, seven and thirty-five hundred
ths 17 3f chs ns lo lh place of beginnin.
containing elghtv-nlne and seventy-five
hundredths rw-.7. acrev more or less.
Dated at rorusui, tiresnn, wov. 4, lstet.
W, T. HI' S N EI. I.,
Administrator of the estate of Char s.
Bunnell, deceased.
Pirn A Tirrr, 70B-711 Chamber of Com.
merce, Forllaud, aitntAeys lor the ad
ministrator. 2B)
Ta Care Coaetlpatloa rarevev.
Take Caarat-eta Caadv Cathartic Hie or ZTie.
UtCC fall le sai-e, drucK.au rcfuod asueei
THRE'
COURSES
CLASSICAL, SGIEHT1FIC, LITERARY
Hi
The Acadermj prepares for College and cjices
a thorough Encilish Education, the best pre
paration for teac'-::ifl or business. All ex
penses ceri lour.
Ladies' all $3
electric light ai
ooard and rooms at the
o $4 per ireek, including
leat.
THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY
Under experienced management," tcill fur
nish rooms and beard at cost on the club
pin, not to exceed $1.50
For full paiticulars, address
presidet McClelland,
Fost.Groce, Oragon
FALL I
TERM
BEGINS
SEPT.
21, 1S9S.
FARMERS
ATTENTION!
Schulmerich & Son
Have received part of their
stock of Implements and offer
them at prices that defies compe
tition. They will sell:
Lever harrows, f() tooth, all steel
14-in wood beam steel Clipper plows .
14-in turf and stubble plows
iron plows
11
12
11
45
I4-ineh chilled
(Jaiiir plows . .
Call and examine their stock
of Plows, Peg", Disc and Spring"
Tooth Harrows. Buggies and
Wagons.
HAVE YOU USED j
E BUTTER PARCHMENT? 3
. All gilt-cded butter put on the ni:ir
kct ly creameiics is wraptied in potior.
The proiltict of tlie private daily would
reach its market in much liettei cotnli-
. tion if wrajijic-d in Butter Parchment
than it does when wrapped in cloth.
Parchment is not only better than cloth
but cheaper.
. Cloth sells at 6 cents y from
which 27 she:-H cm be .nt "Parch
ment wrappers cost t cents.
500 ShePts 8x11,
500 Sheets, 8x13,
55 cts,
60 cts
tandard size for"2-pouud rolls is
it inches; 2 pound blocks are
wrapped in the 8x13 size.
One reason why paper has not been
;enera!ly used heretofore, farmers
could not jet it at the general store
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to any size wanted.
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