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HILLSMORO INDEPENDENT,
KI:I1AV, J M AP.Y 12, 13(H)
1 r. i r . ah iteniist will I, in Mills
.' i i.i.e ( k Jan. L'J.
I .d 'liti i .!. v-r reiuriml Tuesday
fr'iiti i v i -i i in t ti rn Oregon.
l.'r. Ili'mii iit reimbw dentist, all
wnllc ginraiitec. U member the
iIk'c Jiin.
Tne l.pwurili l.-ag-jg v ill give an
entertainment on anniversary of the
tiirln of f -iiuiKloii ttu. 21.
The 1'iijistfr hrue uhop, next
diji.r l'i (ii nt i til i has some great
bargHii.a in piu-li lap rotx-s
For s-ile, a tl
Kiiiiuiri at M rs.
Wf -it il 'Chool hou-
folding tied for $12.
. L. Davis', south
.Mumi I, hi tshsdy brook, Jan. 6,
by ll-v. Walter Key nobis, Mr. Chs.
JI. tjimey ami Mini Ma M. Truiubo.
Htii), a HituitiKui at or near
JI INti'iM to ire f.r horses or other
mii k. 11 -it of nTeretii es. Call at
iiiis i,n-i.
)r. ('. IS. lln i) bus not ahscnnd-
(I, anil will be in Il'l'sboro Jan. 22,
prepared to 'Id dental work 'a all its
liil -xt br;it;chi .
Jam's Sheerer oi Gal- s Creek wan
proitii'il eyly in the week by a
stroke of imr-'yuU There la Binull
hope of his rrr overy.
Kvangelistie iixeiinfcj arc being
inaiiilaiiii 'I tli'swek ut the Kvas-
gelictl church. Hev. C. T. Hi d of
1'orllHnil is a listing pi-slur He Man
tyne.
M.trrifd, itl the rt .idence of Ihe
bride parents, Jan. 1,-l'JOO, Miaa
Kafitli Jiiiy' (Jicecy and Mr. Angus
Mi LihI hH of Washington county
lie v. 1 t rin w. orthrup cllli'iating
Walter Hrunsou who fur throe rr
more years has rarricd Iho U. 8,
mail on Mie HilMxineUleneo-I'ort-
land route, tlit d at (ilenoo last Sun
diiy. During the past lew months
he litis tx en on tin; Portland end of
the route and has not tan In Hills-
bon ofteu. He 'V sa soldier during
the Ore -it R -lK-l'ion seivlng In the
artillery. Ho wi t a mem tier of J.
H. Matthews Tost O. A. It, Forest
drove, and was buried by that or
gani.ation. The ailment that car
ried him off was pneumonia.
C'apt. It. Cramiall, adjutant of Oen.
lt'wmoine I'ost No. 00, O. A. It. has
received notice that a consignment
of heulstones for g'aves of deceased
soldiers liu'-ii 1 in the Ilillsboro ce-
meteri s aw'dts his orders in I'ort
land. 'J'he Unitcl States govern
ment upon not i Hi ition of the death
of a soldier, and his burial place fur
nishes a headstone laid down at the
near -t shipping station free ol
charge, The U. A. It. organization
Is the medium of doing this work
though the stone ao furnished for
all lr. .S. soldiers, general or private.
Mrs. Helen Dickinson Harford,
State President of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union railed
at this otllee on Monday. Hhe was
in tho city looking up the work. (She
Is making a tour of the county and
visited Forest Urove, Dilley and
Maston. Today she Is at Cornelius
where a conference will be held at
li) a. m. at which time otllcers for
the county will be elected. She will
lie at Ilillsboro 13, wheu sliu will
meet tho iiieinbera of the lox'al or
gani ition. I n Sunday, Jan. 14, al
;t p. in. in the Cong, church she will
address a meet meeting. Subject
Home and Foreign Missionary work
of thi V. C. T, U.
Fred liurigwho livtson the moun
tain in the en-tern part of the coun
ty near the Multnomah line was
arrested yesterday and brought be
fore F.-q. Smith on a warrant Issued
at the request of Jacob ltais. Durig
is charged with po;soning a dog be
longing to the complaining witness.
This iss-sid to have occurred two
years ago. The defendant denies
that he poisoned the cur. He aaya
he never put out poison but once and
that was when he placed it in hia
woodshed ami wsmcd Ilia neighbors
ol th"f:ii't tl ;:: iliey might protect
tht it h,i oy ttr M'lng them at home.
The case is'so Auey that District
Attorney Bag ley will not appear or
have any thi'ig to do ith it. Itais
has employed a Portland attorney
to pros . ute. W. '. Itnriett defends.
The examination is set for next
Monday at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. From the literary point of view,
the leading feit'im" of the January
Msaine Number of The Outlook
is the first installment of Mr. Ilamil.
ton W. Malm 's "William Shakes
sare: Poet, Dramatist, and Man."
In this series ot articles, which will
extend throughout the year In the
monthly Magazine Numliers. Mr.
Mabie will otter, not a formal bio
graphy, ! ut an attempt to realize the
p a t and dramatist as a great Kng
iisliman, to approach him through
the Blmof phere of his own age, to aet
him distinctly in his own lime, to
tiring about him his brilliant con
temporaries and t ) exhibit him as
typical man In a gre:it e;Hch. The
tlrst installment deels with "The
Forerunners of Shakesieare," and Is
Illustrate! with sirlraits, curious re-pretK-ntations
of the ancient street
pageants, miracles piays, and dumb
shows; for the entire series there has
lieon gathered a great mass of Illus
trative material of value and beauty.
( a year. The Ou'.look Company,
New York.)
They had a Merely eon tested elec
lion in Forest drove last Monday.
There were 272 votes Hilled which
Is the most that have yet exercised
the elective franchise In that city.
The cltiZ'iis ticket elected two
coupcilmen, Ievl .Smith am! James
T. Buxton and the recorder L. L.
ljingley w ho had one majority over
iiis competitor. The progiewsive
ticket elected F. T. Kane mayor by
a majority of four notes and one
councilman, Jack Buxton. Hudson
for treasurer an I Crang for marshal
were on Ixith tickets and nleeted of
cour.-p The citizens ticket boldly
proclaimed that it opposed licensing
saloon, and though it was charged
hy'Mine that ! he progress) ta
on! a license law, tht' i-andilatea
denied this. Thfl hold over council
men are Dr. Ijirge. A. P. Knox nd
J. F.. Bailey. me of these Is posi
tively opp'wd hi licensing saloons
and while the others have perh
not publicly expnu-ed themselves,
they are rci-ociiiy'd asling opHed
to enacting bibulous laws, gumming
op the matter it may concludtsl
(hat FonM tirove is to I a dry
town during the next year. That Is
the mvgni"d eomlitjion of things
by all parties (
Julius Miller, better known as
"Cully" Miller who trokejail lu the
latfe aumuicr ofls01,aa recoirnb.eii
iu Haiem In 4 Sundny t y Tom t'-iroe
Hun an 1 captured ty i ity iimrshal
Miuto. Cully was bound over to
await the action of the grand jury on
charge of larceny. -He mole some
tmcou from the smoke house of p. M.
Jackaon. He had al-o roMsl some
heu roosts. Not being able to give
bonds he was jailed July 18, 1U5.
The prison theo was the old wooden
jail juit north of the court houe.
W. I). Bradford was theu deputy
sheriff and jailer, and lived in the
west end of the Jail. The prisoners
were in the east cud ou the ground
uuor. or safety there were two
iron cages in trie room where the
"birds" were locked uu at niiht. but
during the day they were out iu Ihe
room. Several vears before thi
time, when II. p. Cornelius was
sher'tt", a prisoner with great patience
ana a not poker bad burned the
flooring off between the lol.-ts. Tra-
ditlon does uot state w hether he es
caped or not, but the hole was soon
found and mended by cuttimr awav
the burnt ends of the boards till half
the loista was exposed. Short boards
were lilted in. a zinc board laid
down and the stove set on that so
the "hole" was hid. -Cully and a
fellow prisoner named Wm. Holm
had discovered this weak place and
one evening just at dusk they set the
stove to one side reopened the hole
slipped through and skipped. Jsil
er was not swav from tha r.ri.n
more than an hour. He went into
cage bis "birds" but there were no
birds. At a glance he saw how they
went and that was the first time that
tie had seen the "trap door." He
thought they might yet be under the
floor. If they were there he could
not leave to get beip, but used lm
provised assistance, Miss Mii.'spaugh,
now Mrs. Housley wrs a member f
his family at that date. He armed
her with a Winchester rifle and
stationed her so as to guard the exit
rihe was to shoot any one who at
tempted to leave the low basement.
Bradford look a candle and crawled
through the hole in the j til fluor hut
at once saw that "Cully" was a
goner. Bradford watched Cully's
house that night exiecting that he
would visit his wife and family, but
it was another worn in that he saw.
He dropped completely out of sight
till this winter when one day Win.
Pointer, who Is in Halem saw him
nd put Cornelius on to the combina
tion. Salem was e. bad place for
Cully. Pointer is there, so is Uoodin
Bender, Fen ton and Cornelius. All
The Hilisis.ro republican club will
meet next Tuesday evei lag to elect
del gates to the state lingua which
meets In Portland Tuesday Feb. 6th.
Attorney, John M. Wall, has sev
ered his ifiinectiou with S. K Hus
ton aud is uow located in Bdiley A
Morgan block, Hilli-boro, rooms 1
and 2.
Scivicts at the Christian church
Sunday morning and evening. Sub
ject lu morning "lysjking Forward"
hvening h.xpatiBion. l. P. a. C
K at ti. ii) p. m. Preaching al Farm
ins'tou at a. 00 p. ui.
Mr. C. FTTlarri- of Ashland. "Wis-
cousin, is vi!i'iug lor a moi;in wan
his uioiher, Mrs. Col. Ikiweu. Mr.
Harris tiuds our soil warm winur
weather a great change from the
snapping biting frosts of his Wis
consin home.
HIKE TIKE LAW.
To the Editor:
For the beneilt
please
to Wide
"The Woman at the Wicket" will
be the theme of Mr. Hughes dis
course at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. At 7:30 p.
m. the same speaker will preach on
"Opportunity." The other services
Willis' conducted at the usual time.
It. A. Ivlis has a lot of several
acr of land in Jackson county on
H ig.ie river which he will trade fur
a span of horses, harne ' and w agon.
The land could not be better situated
for a s ock farm than it is. A rare
snap that sometimes is met. See
him at Ilillsboro.
Mesdams W. O. Doncldson and L.
W. House have installed in their
homes this Week pianos. The young
(sxiple who are studying music un
der the instruction of Miss Johnson
are making such satisfactory pro
gress that 'lie parents thought fur
ther practice on a reed organ would
n it be a profitable use of time.
The IniiKI'Kndent has sold dur
log the past year 24,000 sheets of
butter parchments. These were
wrappers for 48,(MH) pounds of butter
nj-ial to 21 tons. Not half of the
wriooers used in the county hsve
been bought at the INKKPKSDKS
sslea room, heuce some Idea of Ih
magnitude of tho dairy interests can
b ga hercd.
William. Son of Joseph Cawise
died at his fathers home last Situr
dav even in it and was hurried Mon
dsv at 2 p. m. He was at th
time of his death, 20 years, 6 months
and 2 ilavs old. and up to about two
vear . airo one of the strongest and
most rugged boys in the county
Soldiers Monument Fund.
Amount heretofore acknowledged
H. A. Ball, per. Tigard
Ilillsboro public school per. attached list..
1125 00
. 1 00
. C 15
Total 1 132 15
Hillsboro public school, 8 grade. Prin. M. C. Case, 11.00;
Lottie Butler 1); Mamie Burst .li); Carrie D maldson .10;
Maud Bagg. rley .05; Bertha Fowles .05; Alice Sewell .10;
Willie llnro .(; Klz ira Haines ..10; Fred Segrist .10; John
Humphreys .10; John Abhotfc.lO; Amel Wagner. JO, Linus
Brown .10; Whsrlon B.tughnisn .10: Fred Sewell .10; John
Pe'jrs .10; Bettie Bridges .10; Lulu Palmatner .10; Clara An
derson .05; Maud Wee .05; Kula Hoyt .10; Blanche Huston .11 ;
I toy Luce .05; Eva Weathered .10; Grace Beeves .10; total
;l.25.
7th grade donors. Hugh Archtmld .10; Elward Sixton .10;
(Karge Morrill .10; B y Ureeir .10; Willie Sim m . 10: Wardio
Downs .10; Oliver Huston .10; King (l irlington .10; Willie
Barrett .10; J itdson James .10; Ethel Ballantyue .05; Clarie
Imbrie .10; Madge Imtirie .10; Ethel Wehrurg .10; Ethel
D inaldson .10; H ise Cave .10; Claire McKinley .10; Anon .10.
Total, 11.75.
6th grade. Ellis Purdin .05; Cornelius Blazer .05, Everet
Crocker .05. Geo Schuimerlch .05; Minnie Oheen .10; Wilson
Bradley .10; Anon .10. Total, 50.
5th grade. Otis Purdin .05; L"ttia Imbrie .05; Lettle Con
nell .10; Minuie Ablnitt .05; Mary Zimmerman .05; Hose
Harper .05; Guy Latham .10; Lm Brown .05; Martha Wagner
.05; Charlie Morrill .05 Jennie D ii?hman .05; Herbert Heidel
.05; Anon .25. Total, .95.
know him. But T. . Iianuiey goi
off the train one day and saw Miller
at work in the station grounds. He
later saw Mlnto. it was minio who
made the arrest and Cully under
stands that it was Handley wno was
the "friend." Cully meu m g i
away on a nuinw ""i"" r. .......
. i iT .u...l.l ttl
ing, before our snerin rouui n
Salem, but he got to dickering wim
his attorney mi an possum? nmin:
escape isssh!. The attorney wanieo
fifty dollars sptii caso, vu.i
lo pay this contingent on the success
of the proceedings. The attorney
..i,i n..t lake his case, but left htm
for Deputy Sheriff Delcbman to deal
with. ... .
Miliar talks little of his experience
but says he has been in worse than a
prison fur the past four years and n
half. He was in continual nreao. oi
being recognized, and was often on
the run. He worked much of the
time In the timber along the line o
the Oregon and Fslern Hadroad
east of Albany. He was continually
dodging when became out lo th.
towns. Speaking of the night he
left Ilillsboro In "J5 he s. ys that he
stood very close to a tree as two men
past on searcn lor mm. -jr
' .. . ......I.I I...MI r.UI'llM.I
so near inai ne mum
out and touched them with his hard.
He had made up his minu ngm
fhe had been dlnxverel, oui uiey
passel and he proceeded south going
Ihr-sifch South luaiaun, aim oei
the Chehalem mountains. Helm
who escaped at the seme time rr
never been heard from by the OlU
cials since that night.
'u McKinley republican club of
Beaverton met l Aiorion s nan
Monday night Jan. 8, am! elected
the following officer for the ensuing
iwo years: H. E. ixm rnan, i res ,
M. II. Cadv. 1st Vice Pres., W. J.
Stilt, 2nd Vice Pres.; George Thing,
Sec; J. N. Fisher, Treas. J. N.
Fisher, O. W. Stilt, George 1 ni"K,
VAimr Hummers aud E. E. Fisher
were elected as delegates to the stale
republican league, at Portland Feb.
fith. The club is in a nourisning
condition having an enrollment of
nlnty-three members.
Last week it was stated that K. A.
Ellis had sold his property en 7th
-reet and so he had, but the pur
chaser did not show up at the ap
pointed time so that desirable hx-a-tion
is again on the market. The
property, always desirable has been
much Improved by Mr. Ellis and It
cannot be duplicated In this or any
other place as a residence or business
location for a ga'.lery.
The freight movement at the
Hillsboro station has been respect.
hi this week. Two cars of hay went'
lo Puget Sound, four cars of lumber
to Calisornia and two to Portland
and one car of potatoes to Portland.
About that lime he came down with
au attack of pneumonia and altho
he rail its! from the acute attack he
did not fully recover. Consumption
developed and blotted out the pro
mising young life.
The council held a special meeting
last Monday evening. The petition
of . S. alker, asking for a side
walk on 7lh street was denied. The
recorder was instructed to ixint notices
requiring sidewalks to lie repaired.
Like notices were ordered for the
repair of second street and the plank
ing of of Base Line street from 1st to
2d. Ihese improvments are to lie
made at the expense ol the adjoining
projaTty. Objections to such im
provments will he heard at the n xt
n.is'ting, Feb. tith.
The will of Dr. G. O. Boirers. who
died at Forest Grove lastwiek. was
probated last Monday. His heirs
are Anson F. lingers, son, 2000, lo
lie paid as soon as convenient; to
sister of deceased, Caroline Lsrrable,
a resident cf 'he Esst, 1500, the
remainder of the estate gian to his
widow and executrix, Adeline
Holers, he also expresses, in his
will, a desire ttiat his little grandson,
GeoJi;e lingers, lie educated from the
eslale left his widow, provided he Ik
wor'hy and industrious. The estate
is estimated to be worth $70,000 to
t lOO.IKM).
itnnr iioisk.
mt'NTY (X)fRT.
("has A Ekstrand was admitted to
citizenship.
TRoruTE.
Est O O Hogers deed; will admit
ttsl lo probate. Adeline lingers ap
siintcd administratrix to serve with
out bonds. Appraisers F M Heidel
Ed Luce and J M Wall.
Est H L Hendrix deed; inventory
and appraisment of property tiled,
value 420.00.
Est John MeConkey divd; receipts
having ticcn tiled for the .dishurs
ments ai heretofore ordered, the cs'.
is cloeed ol record.
MAKKIAGE I. It ESSE.
License to wed was Issue' Jn 5 to
Chas II Gosney 25 and Ida M Trum
Isi 21.
Card f Thank
To our neighbors and friends we
tender our heart felt thanks for the
aid, help and sympathies shown In
our late and sad bcreavment (in the
death of our beloved son Boh) Please
accept the same and yoo will lie ever
kindly remembered by B. P. Corne
lius and family.
Oil on F:"J. Barber, 8econAsfreet
if you want a first-class shave or hair
cut. Try his baths, either hot or
cold. .
of the roe J
men of the county, w ill you
publish tha U-v in record's t
tire wajoD. ,
- ja. Nmjt)X
Complying wijh the above request
the text of the V. ide tire law Is here
given:
"From the first day of January A
D. 11MV, the county court or county
byid of each county within the
sifete is hereby authorized to make a
rebate each vear. for lour years, on
the road tax of each person within
its county who shall own and have
in habitual use on the highways of
this state wairons cr other vehicles
for the traiistiortalioii of freight and
other heavv article-", the tires of
which are not le-s lhan three Inches
in width, of 1 for each w heel of such
vehicle; a uu, provlled lurther, that
the ow ner of each vehicle having
tires of not Irss than lour Inches iu
width uMih which there is differ
ence of at least elgni incites in me
length of the front and rear axle, so
constructed thut the front and rear
wheels will not come in ontact
with the same road surface while the
vehicle is moving In a straight line,
shall receive in addition to the atore
said rebate, a further rebate for four
ears on bis or her road tax as afore
said tbesumoi i lor eacn venicie
of this class for each and every year
during said period that said vehicle
is habitually used upon the high
ways of this state.
"Approved Feb. 17, 18H9."
I EtLKSTiTE.
Alonzo Clapshaw to J T Gard
ner, s e 4 of n e J and u e 4
of a e sec 5 t 1 u r 4 w 900
Michael Kennedy by adm to
Ellen Kennedy 45 ac in A W
Hart d I c aud other lands... 1200
O A C It It Co to Alfred Guer
Ist w i of s w I sec 27 t 2 n
r 2 w 450
Moses Dillaboy & wf to trustee
of United Evangelical church
one ac on Cooper nit 1
Ernest House & wf- to Itosa
Heghitto lots 12, 13, 14, 15,
It;, 17, 18, 11) and 20 si eels
add to Beaverton 37 ac 1700
J 'cob Knrth & wf lo Nicholas
Kurlh 2 ac sec 18, t 2 s r 1 w 1
Ferdinand Opitz & wf to W C
Deilz lots 4 and 5 Bruger
tract 500
James M I'artlow A wf to W
H West macpec 12 t 2 n
r4w :; coo
Mary J Kay to C II Sunder
mier 6.52 ac arc 25 t 1 s r 4
w 500
C C Vogt 4 wf to Wm and
Sophia Bremer 10 ac sec 9 t
2 s r 1 w 400
t'EDAK MILLH.
Andy Eckerman supervisor of
Cedar Mills road district has cross
laidj about two miles of road. This
makes the Cornell road the best for
several years. The right man in the
right plate.
There will be a hot time in the
sticks when Canyon and Cornell
roads are put In one district.
Wm. Nelson lr doing a lot of wire
pulling not politinl wire's but tele
phone wire as he keeiis the Hughes'
system in repair over the hill.
Shoemacher Bros, have two thou
sand sacks of potatoes and one hund
red tons of hay to haul to tho Port
land market. Bender several hund
red bui-hels of grain, they have a
hundred acre ranch. What Is the
matter with the sticks.
Clearance Sale.
Greaf-Reduction,
For Sljort Tin? 0i)ly.
My prices have always leeu ar low as Portland prtccs.
!mt till Fdiruary ist I will offer any article in my store
at prices never before offered in this county.
Watches are going at prices that can not be duplicated
any where in the state. A stem wind, pendant set
watch, a watch that is non-magnetic; a watch that has
a superior, flue white enameled dial, w'th sunk second
hand, this giving it the appearance of a $10.00 watch;
a watch that can lie fally wound up in 5 seconds; a
watch that has a dust-proof nickel case; a watch that is
fuliy warranted for one year to give satis 'action or your
motley refunded; going while they last, only $2,00.
Come early as the supply is limited. Walt ham and
Elgin gents watches $4.80 up. Ladies Elgin or Wal
tliam watches in 14 k gold filled cases, regular price
$12.50, now only $9.80. Gents Elgin or Walthatn
walch in 14 k gold filled cases, regular price $ 15.50,
now only $10.40.
Every article in my stock at the same great reduction.
I give you the best stock in this line west of Pottland
to select from.
A nice assortment of cut glass, sterling silver and plate
ware. A full line of the celebrated Rogers tahieware.
Silver novelties in endless profusion.
HOYT, The Jeweler.
ft
A tiRE4T UAIUaiS.
It. A. Ellis offers for sale at a great
bargain, the property formerly
known as the James Sigler place,
consisting of a beautiful large two
story residence with tower, a good
barn and henhouse. Also the nicest
new photograph gallery In the north
west which was recently erected on
the place, and which has been doing
a spiendid busim ss ever since open
ed to the public. The grounds are
set to the choio st fruits and flowers.
Itesldence and photograph gallery is
furnished throughout with new fur-
uiture, r urniture will go with pro
s?rty if so desired. For full particu-
ars call at residenie, corner Seventh
and Baseline streets, or address. It.
A. Eilis. Box 54. Ilillsboro Ore.
CanjpaigQiog
PbilippiQtS"
A book of over 400 pages with nearly
300 Is-autiful illustrations of troops
in action ami wencs in the Philippine
Inlands, published by
The Illcks-Jutld PulilixMug Company
of San Francisco, the only publishers
in the L'niicl States who neiit repre
sentatives to Manila especially to
rumpilcahiKioryof tliewsr. As many
as 23 wri'tfra were enpa';ed :n the
work in Manila, many ol whom were
with the troops in vario'-s engage
ment niiil were permitted to use of
ficial recorda to verity their repoi is.
Advance Sale over tiOOl) Volumes
fn M:u.il:i pIii.wk the fiiiili of soldiers
in the publication. It is sold lir ub
scription only ami returned soldiers
have leen employed as far as possi
ble. A few more agent wanted in
this state. Address The Hiiks Judd
I'uhl shing Compsny, 21 First Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Dead Letter List.
The following is a list of letters re
maining uncalled for in the postottice
at llillshoro, Jan. 6, l'JOO:
Mrs. I.idget,
Mrs. N. B. Wall,
Mr. J. II. Jones.
All letters not cal If J for by Jan
20, will tie sent to the Deed Letter
OHice. One cent will be charged for
each letter called for.
II. StHUI.M EKlfll, P. M.
'411 Fit 1 1 F.N M.LK.
F. J. Barber has put in a fine stock
if cigars a cigarettes.
On every bottle of Shiloh's Con
sumption Cure is this guarantee: "All
we ask of you is to use two-thirds of
the contents of this bottle faithfully,
then If you can say you are not la?ne
ITted return the Ixittle to your lrug
gist and he may refund the price
paid." Price 25 cts, and 50 cts and
J 1. 00. Delta Drug Store.
Do you k'low consumption fs pre
ven'able? Science has proven that,
and also that neglect Is suicidf.l. The
worst colli or cough can be cured
with Shiloh's Cough and Consump
tion Cure. Sold on positive guaran
tee for over fifty years. Delta Drug
Store.
If Shiloh's cough and consumption
cure, which is sold for the small price
of 25c, 50c aud $100, does not cure
lake the bottle back and we will re
fund your money. Sold for over 60
years on this guarantee. For sale at
the Delta Drug Store.
The best assorted stock of shoes in
town are at Schulmerich A Son.'s.
8s3 their Clara Barton Shoes.
HY VIRTCK UP AN EXECUTION',
decree and order ol sale, issuist out
of thecirruit court of the state, of Oregon,
for Washington comity in favor of Tyli i
Woodttrd, Trustee, and hkhi 11st liieo.il
l.ii'be and Elizulwth Lie be, his wife, and
-eo. A. I.ielie, for the sum of $10 071. 'M
and the sum of IIS. (m costs, and for the
further sum of $iXUU attorney's fees,
said decree bearing- interest on the sum
o. IS.14S.7S U. H. gold r,,in,Ht the rate ot
10 percent per milium from the 27lh day
of Soveinlsjr 1S!Ii ami the sum ot $.iiH.51 at
the rate of per cent per annum trout the
27th lnv of November, lstut, andthesum
of tltiHOOat the rate of S per cent pi-r
annum from the 27th day of Novenilier l'.l.
aud the sum of ilOO 11 .ornoy't fees from
the 27th day of Noven-her lh D, at the rate
ot K per cent per annum, and tor the cost
and expenses of sale anil of said writ.
Now, therefore by vi lue and in persu
persuance of said jud ment decree ami
ordorof sale, I will ou Momiuy the 12th day
ot February 1'iJO, at th) south door of
the Qurt house in Hillsboro, Washiiig'011
county Oroiron, ut the hour of 11 o'clock a
111 ot said dav sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following-described
real property, situated in W ashiiiK
tou couiuy, State ol Oregon, to-wit:
All of lots two, thiee, four, five and the
south ha'f of lot eight in the subdivision
of section numbered tweiu-one
in township one south, range one
west of the Willamette Meridian
as shown by the map and plat of said sub
division recorded on the Lth day ol Oct
ober. !,:), in the oiBce of the county re
corder ot Washington comity. State of
Oregon, convening ninety acres more or
less to satisfy the hereinliefora named
sums and for the costs aud expenses of suid
sale.
Said property will be sold subject to re
demption as per statute 01 Oregon.
Witness my hand this 2d day of January
1NM.
W. D. BRADFORD,
Sheiilf of Wa-hington county Oregon.
Oy C. K. Oeichman Deputy.
Dolph, Mallory, Sinion v. Oearin,
:UiH Attorneys lor Plaintiff.
Sick headaches, the curse of over
worked womankind, are quickly and
surely cured by Karl's Clover Bool
Tea, the great blood purifier and tis
sue builder. Money refunded if not
satisfactory. Price 25 and 50 cts. at
Delta.
How is your wife has she lost her
lieauty? If so, Constipation, Indi
gestion, Sick Headache are the prin
cipal causes. Karl's Clover Boot Tea
has cured these Ills for half a centu
ry. Price 25 cts, and 60 cts. Money
refunded If results are not satis
factory. Delta Drug Store.
Muddy complexions. Nauseating
breath come from chronic constipa
tion. Karl's Clover ltootl-tis an
absolute cure and has been f ild for
fifty years on an absolute k J" an lee.
Price 25 cts, and 50 cts. Del t Drug
S'ore.
4 Clip Your
w Coupons Now.
fe The Coupon apiie.it in,? below will tie redeemed at the
fj sftireof J. M. Brown for $i.ih, same to apply cn the
f.i purchase of .my complete suit listed ;a the uianitnotli
y line ofsinTt samples just put out by
I THE ROYAL TAILORS,
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$1.00
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terms 1 have len ae'horixed
lo quote s.liis'ouijt of S pf c nt
for a limited time.
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The ticket below is a fac s mile of those g'ven awpy by
II. Wthrung t Sont, and explains ikel'. Your nam'; will l,e
written on the blank line and put in a box awaiting the
drawing:
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awav with a cash
j purchase to the umount ot $ l.t.Ki and is a
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HAVE YOU USED
BUTTER PARCHMENT?
. All gilt-edged butter put on the mar
ket by crcameiies is wrapped in paper.
The product of the private daily would
reach its market in much better, condi-
. tioti if wrapped in Butter Parchment
than it does when wrapped in cloth.
Parchment is not only better than cloth
but cheaper.
. Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard lrom
which 27 sheets can be cut 27Parch
ment wrappers cost 2,i cents.
500 ShePis 8x1 1,
500 Sheets. 8x13,
50 cts,
55 cts
Wm Mohr makes boots at his
shopon Second street, Ilillsboro, for
5.f0 tier pair, sewed shoes for 5'
and gives SKH'ial attention to retir
ing. Ileuses only Oral-grade slock
which enables him to guarantee his
work.
A Great
Name
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is a
guarantee
of !
superior
In baking powder, in these WOrth
days of unscrupulous adul- '
teration, a great name gives the best security.
There are many brands of baking powders, but
"Royal Baking Powder" is recognized at once'
as the brand of great name, the powder of highest
favor and reputation. Everyone has absolute con-
fidence in the food' where Royal is used.
Pure and healthful food is a matter of yital im
portance to every individual.
tatidard f- rt lor 2-pouud rolls Is
8xi t inches; 2 p ootid blocks are
wrapped in the 8x13 size.
One reason why paper has not been
generally used heretofore, farmers
could not get it at the gcnetal Mote
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to any size wanted.
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tatmas
tains!
We have some of our fine stock o' L idics wtnp
s
which we will sell at greately reduced rri'.'i
iE: A Rare Bargain!
We also ofier some bargains in our
pile and broke 1 sit 's at 50 per cent
clothing '
retlii l n '
Royal faking powder,
assures the finest and
'most wholesome food.1
Avoid alum baking powder.
They nuk the stood unwholesome.
norm, sjamissi rowois CO, acw roaa. I .
1 SchulmBricli & Soni
furniture fQr sale
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AT PORTLAND PRICES.
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To prove thj call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get pJi
P. O! BROWN,"
a o
Furniture t)ealer.