Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, January 26, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextA XEW PROPOSITION A Condensed Milk Factory nixj soon be started in Hillsboro A HrNKrlTlNU INDUSTRY Our r'ariw-r .Mut ruml-h the .'. liu-lu-, Meu Mill KuruUh the tiullcliiiKH mid (rvuuil. W ill tlin farmers in (he vtti-inlty of Illusion; furnish at a central depot ihi-inilk 'f iifty cow lit the Uifin iiini; himI im-rea-n to loot) by the end of tint M yt-Hi? Tlmr is it pmuikmU ti hi that can lid promoted for thin I I it- if the cow can bo necurod. 'I In' iirnixinitioii it the PMtttbl tan meat if h ciiiilfiK-fcl milk factory. The I iiiii'KN iknt has hail ikthoiih! cor iiliiiiti- with th gentlemen who ,roHHe to Ktari a factory, iney wrili: "We would '. natit'fk'U to liM Hti- in IlillHlmro if the people will ii'i as wi ll a elsewhere. We have two oilers tor mUh ami building to be iliitliil after thH factory runa thrt yi-nr-1. Tho partiia furni.-iliinsr the i-apitnl, know I lillstxiro nearly as well a you ilo." Ti. l"i,li of Hillsboro will take ( ,ir of I li "it ami building if our firmer will Hgreti to furnish the milk. They will commone at once to riH'eive revenue wliilo tho busi n.ws limn oftlnu ity will bereimbur wil oniy indirectly. A fietory is a nood proiMMition. It is certain for Home community. liilHboro an- Washington couuty can get it. Hut to do that milk in nut he luniislind. A site aud building filled with ext'nnivn machinery tut ve no value without milk. That must first be assurml. totitr IIOLSK. J-KOllATK. I'M G () ltoi'.gt'rs deed. F J Meyer, C U Wilson and M L J.iliniretto apKiiitctl appraisers In Clackamas county. w. Kit Alex McDonald, deed. Semi annual account tiled. Adiiiiuistra lor allowed f JO Kr month from Oct 1, 1HDH to Jan 1 l'JOU. Kst S A Klink deed. Inventory filed allowing projierty valued at ir)'.)'i.4(). l'Marty exempt from execution not nil" to widow and a further allowance ol 20 per month fur her MUKrt. Kst lvirni'Mt F Freeh deed. Citation will Iks publish'! requiring heirs to appear Feb l'., l'JUO and answer peti tion asking an order to sell real estate. Kst Flora Collet deed. Will ad niittcd to probate. Adolph von Gmnigen appointed executor to serve without Isinds. Appraisers, J J Kuralll, Jacob W lamer and John Wisiner. IX (leo Hinelair deed. Adminis tratrix authorized to borrow 150 and execute, a mortgiigt on the real esliilo for security. Kit Thos S Wilson deed. Claim of DrJ Ml Ciialmeru for 1100 al lowed. Citation ordered requiring the heira to appear Fob l'Jth and answer Ktition asking for an order to sell real estate. Kst Jensen Heirs, minors. An iiiihI report filed showing receipts fiii 1 1.11, dhbuisemonts f.'IM.M. Ksi iloiit Walker, deed. Final account allowed and estate cloned of record. COUNTY tMlURT J J Kuratli was admitted to citl- KiHIsllip. MA KM AUK Mt'KNHE. Jan 2;i to Jasper K llesa 29 and Ainu.) Wilson 2(1. Jan 15 to Joel T Killin 2.i and llose K Hiadley 23. A giaal Odd Fellows lodge has been maintained in Uaston for many years, and at one time a thrifty Ka-ht-kah ilegree lodge was Hustaiutd but interest Hugged and there came a flme w hen nice I iga were discon tinued 1 . 1 1 ' y nowever the aortal spirit nas becon.e strong and the number .that remain ol Z -nith de-gr-e lodge decided to take up the work again. It war- decided to make an event of the reorganization. Ac cordingly on Tuesday last Hi mem tiers trom I'orest Itebekah degree lodge ami 1" from Hillsboro Jtebekah lodge, met at Gaston to help in the work. Forest lodge furnished the team. Secial Deputy Kmma Chand ler onViated. After the inslitutiou of the lodge with a quorum of five an rient thlil Fellows, sixteen new inemlsTs were initialed by the team of Forest lodge, asist-d by members from Hillsboro. After the Initia tion dinner was served at the llalston hotel and the guests who aat at table never tiro of lauding the banquet and its arranginents. They declare that the. celebrated dining hall of the Clue mountain eating station could not equal it. After dinner the Odd r el low returned to the hall and elected and installed the following olileers nf.Miilh Hels-kah lodge No 31, 8. D. lUlston, N. G ; C. Tuppor, V. G ; sister H. 1). lUlston, Wee ; A. A. Hun wll, Treas; M. A. Porter, Warden; M. K. Jeter, Con.; F.J. lUlston, 1. V.: K. 11. Miller, O. O ; Kelt A. Jeler, H. 8. N. (J ; K. B. Jrter L. 8. N. (1 ; Jane Spenee, H. 8. . U.J M. J. Spencv, U 8. V. (.; K. J- J. Chaplain. "Sap runnin" the frosty nights and sunshine of the past few days makes Ideal weather for maple su itar. Our soft nisphs are run ning water almost in a stream where they have la-en wounded by having limb cut otT that formed conductors to the light wire. i . l- it i..l.iiiimn. suiNTinten- .!.. r ti... l'si itic coast district of the American Sunday School Union will deliver an Hddress on Sunday school work on Wednesday evening Jan. 31, Mr. Stephenson i an Ho quent speaker. The meeting will ne held in the Methodist church. Win Mohr makes hoot at Ms HhononS.vond street. Hillsboro, for f'nfO Hr pair, sewed shoe for 1-5 and give spirial attention to rea"r- . uA... .ml v tlrst-irrade stork which enables him togunrantee his work. . ,. t.- i ' Ai.i.it Iims reefltlv nirs. r.. . ...-. - -. i . i. ., nuu-a f the ilea In ol - i-t.., Mr. Marv U White of . . v i.,..b ' shn was 61 1 old, the old.tt and Hrt to die out of a family f eleven rnimirn, Mr. O. Tbociiburg and wife are Visiting with their granuson uu Thornlurg, deputy recorder. Born, iiar HilUI.-oro Jan. 19, to Perry Gardner and wife daughter. Eor Kcle. lUd curt, gcisl condi tion. Price fa- lr.iuire at this OtliCj. Since Vlilrjfti)n uuty was or ganized In Is Is, there have been 415 alieus admitted to citizenship. State Hupt. Ackerman spent Wed nesday in the IIIIImIu Thuriay he was lu I'orest tirove. MisS NeVHiU Ihu iv.lul.r .lu.1 A lean vocalist who wms hkl mul lnaulte.1 at Haville, Spain, during the late war with that country U to aing in Portland, Jan. aoih. Up to c'oaeing time yesterday eve ning 205 voters had regisUnsi with the county clerk. Nor-gUi lions bad been reisirteil hv th .In-. tiees of the peace or Notaries public. Thorn oflloers ought to report at least once per meek so that the great reg ister could lie written up. Measea. J. p. ami C. A. Vanllou- ten old friends of H I Thum ml son wire visiting them Wednesitay last. Mr. J. P. Vanllouten is look ing lor a la-ice of land in or near Hillsboro 01) Which hni-an mulia. home. At the time he u. am in f hu Iddkpkndknt cffloe he had not se lected the tract though he had several peiowi for examination. Hon. H. V. Uate who is at Prine vilie putting in a light and water plant lias got what he went after as the following news paragraph from that town disclonea: While l,rl., their first well, from which to supply the city with water, II. V. Gates A Co. struck artesian water this after noon. When dow n 200 feet a .n tiuuous now of clear, cold water was obtained. IVortilino K..IW .... rily at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. M Uliutt....!. tl...u I ... .jnu.iu & ui iTtrtiiiirii tri. 1111. Wwl ncwluu .Ian 17 MWUI u t a A. 1 M lha fuuiauinn l..ii...B oftheir daughter Kkie M. to Mr. T. A. vr..Li.i ..... . 'iti.iimwui'y oi iiiusiMiro, uregon. The Ilev. W. B. Moore of the M. K. Church of Miifnr.l tillieiulinir Besides the Immediate family there were several invited iruesls present. Men may be divided into two great classes In their attitude towards Christianity those who believe and those who do not believe. Among the latter there are those who say they have a deep wish to believe, but cannot owing to intellectual ditncul lies. Mr. Hughes, in his discourse next Sunday morning will addiess that class, on the general theme. "A message to those who say they can not believe." Mrs. Nancy Williams has placed at the head of the grave of her son L. L. Williams a nice marble head stone appropriately lettered. It is usually that the son discharges this loving duty to mother but in this Instance it is reversed. Mrs. Wil. Hams Is nearing the four score mark, but is yet vigorous in miud, and cheerfully though sadly diss for her son what she had fondly hoped that tie would be pcrmitteu to do for her. Some time ago mention was made of a new Hour-making machine which the Climax Milling Company had ordered. The machine has been received and installed. Nothing has b 'fore been said of it for the reason it was desired to see what it will do. It has now been in use over a month and its merits thoroughly tested. It is found that a better grade of flour is made, a larger yield is obtained and a larger output is possible for a given time. These three things commend tho new scroll machine. It seems to lie a perfect device, for the soft wheat of the Willamette valley and it is probable that it will not bo long before all the mills tn the valley h ,ve the machine. SOI.IUEItS MOMJMESr IT SI). Amount last acknowledged...! 132 4." Hillsboro school 2 00 Total 1131.45 List of donors In lower grades: 4th irrade. Helen Luce, Mary Mc intosh, Alice Peterson, Hoy Simon, Urace Deichman, August Heiclel, Clay Freeman, James Warren, W il'iam Selby. total oo ceuis. 3rd srrade. Harley Large, aiary Heidei. Paul Hitchey, Jean Kitchey, Orace Annan, Kitty Weik, In.r. Mc intosh, Harry Selby, isev raima- teer, Nettie Uratad, josepn long, Ivan Simon, Arthur aukmis. joiai 50 cents. 2nd grade. lloy Mullin, Damon Ureer, Chester Mcintosh, lloscoe Thompson, Toney Oheen, Valiiner Prahl, Minnie Morrill, i.uwin mor gan, WIIUetjorwin.niBuyn innigiuy Sallie lieJarnatt, Fred Poe, Mar guerite Prahl. Total 50 cents. 1st grade. Alice wenrung, iiicn- ard Wiley, Hcrhert Moore, nina Bauglunan, Kmma Oottleib, J la Blaser. Boyd Long, Donald Ung, Ksther Landeas, Clarence Kitchey, Harold Mcintosh, Clella Kitchey, Karl Wall. Total 50 cei U. A 1I1U SHOW tOMlXl Richards A Pringle's Famous Ucorgit Minstrel, a mammouth minstrel aggregation, win appear ai The Opera House Tuesday Jan. 30. his ramous nrm is io me niinim ..i. i a hmi Hurnum A liallcv and the Klngling are to the circus, every thing they attempt I done with wonder rut prodigality, ineir snow this season is bigger, brighter and than avvr. and will completely dwarf anything ever attempted In . , : . ... thU K)pumr lino i ruwriaiuiunu. iiair hundrMl iHrformT! are io- i.wiaiif in it iiiKke-ui). A rvre of nA.ui i i iM irnniw ni Urmia i nmu v the " v niriiiiK iwvwnwi ui mr ...... f ii It 1 . U . U 1 rx-mi j " o miiitnrv nami inriutiinff eight soloist, a neia oatui unequaiwi ...i u nreheatrv of thirty niece. This colossol combination travels in its own special train of Pullman cars and promises tot be the biggest show playing here this seaion. Ifead Utter LisU tv,- ,.iwlnff I a list of letter re maining uncalled for In the xtomee at Hillsboro, Jan. iv: Tm Mctllnschey lj. Mr. H. J. Ludwig. All letters not called for by Feb. will I sent: to, the Dead U-tter .1. Ol lfe. One cent will be charged fir eac h letter caiuxi tor. II. Sl ltVI.MKRICll, P. M. Of laterest t Xiller. J. M. Ureear has proounnl the state agency for the tally scroll mill one of the latest inventions mr flour mills it Is simple In construction, cheap in price and does the work better than roll on soft stock making abetter ami sharper flour. AGED PIONEER DEAD Mrs. Caroline Burt Suddenly Died Tuesday ccecina of Heart Disease VOtMJ-VOlIVu NITT1ANS Mr J E Vuuug of IlilMxir aud Mint Ethel VasMir of Vrraouia were Married tlie 1Mb. Caroline K. Burt who llveil with iier son Jas, Magruder ou Muiu street died suddenly ou Tuesday evening. She was apparently in usual health duriug the day and early eveuing, but w hen Mr. Magru der ome lu alter closing iimmug store for the day, he noticed that she did not return the usual reply to his salutation. A closer observation showed that she was sick. He called Dr. Ttimeisie who lives next door When ihe ilis'lor -achsl the sick renin saw that life was going Mrs. Burt had a slight cough aud I nil hefure the fatal hour she had a of couirhini'. and while this was light, it was loo much for Hi- weuk heart of the aired woman wt.ieh could not endure the strain Mrs Hurt was Oil vear-t old. Her lu.HliHi.it Hiram Burt died in Jan IHyl. These giHl jieople came to IliiiMtHiro iu the early 70' and have r.iii!.l hern ever ai nee. Mr Burt's Hri huxhrnd. Mairruder. was a rulii' er in the AO's at Florence and had 1. He started home bringing a HUpiKucd aisiut S 1,000 In gold dust. He was followed by a i?aiii? of hiEhway-meii, who over look, inurdeied ami robtied him. The high standing ol wagruutr, aim uie tx.l.liie of the roMH-ry causei i?reat seDsation at the time on tin frontier. A vigilance committee was organized. The. highway-men were caught and had a trial in Judge Lyneh's court. The verdict was rmliv. The men were huug. There whs no doubt at the time but that Mm riLrht imrties were executed, and time has confirmed the judgment of ii,,. mile miners court. Little of the monev was recovered. Mrs. Burt leaves two sons. John at Klgiu I'nion county, and James drug clerk in the Delta, Hillsboro, and one daughter Ids, San Francisco. Ida will le hiu to tret here in time for the funeral on Saturday morning, but inlm who is working at Prinevllle mure than 100 miles from the rail r.m.l esnnot iret here. The funeral J,.r1.i,.ii will be held at the M. K. church. Mr. J. E. Young of the vacinity of Hillsboro and Miss Kthel lining ol Vernonia were united iu Holy wed lock, at the home of the Bride's pa rents near Verninia, inursaay.au. lHih and the day following took de- nurture for their new home, 11 miles west of Hillsboro. Saturday evening a verv IllHSIMIIl reccilliuu wnn k-u-i ered their return ty me urooiu s j . . . , , , father and mother, in wnlen tne many friends and acquaintances of t h e newly wedded, participates Mr. Your.ir is the eldest son of Mr. and Mr?. J. T. loung, ami wen known to his intimate friends as an initiisirious and straight forward young man. The liriile. OKiesi uauiriner ui mi, and Mrs. John oung, was turmeriy of the name community in which the groom lives, and acquired there a large circle of menus, wno ar i mi 1.1 m nim their reiurn. iius, iu itself attest the viitues and acoomp liHhmetilrt of Mrs. Young. The tiest wishes of their trieniis ml neighbors go with them through life. P. Kolarts who Is the party im plicated in the cutting affray last week In Scoggin valley has been ap urehended and hi examination will n hl Htutus. The affair is not as serious a at nrsi supposeu. name of his antagonist is Hooden pyle aud though his wounds no . .. . 1 f'l. doubt are painful they are not aan gerous. Ilisslenpyle hunted Kola-rts for a tliiht and found nun, aim uie only bad feature for Huberts is that - . It I he was found so easily, inssien pyle s'ruek first. He had been boasting that he would do Kolierts up anil the latter had heard of it, whi n struck he defended himself, porlmpa a little too actively, but his knife is a small affair the blade being only about an inch and a bait long. Au assault and battery is anoui an that can tie made of it. Hoodenpyle did not complain or Kots'ris, and dia not want to prosecute him. The prosecuting witness is the constable who is responsihte lor me gwai oroer of bis precinct. Hon. II. V. tlates returned home from Prinevllle on Wednesday even ing. He gives more particular of his water strike at the iilace. At the 80-fisit Uvel he got enough water for hi purposes but he would have to pump it. He also had good indica tions for a flowing well. He went . . i.t on through anoui ixu ieri oi in up clsy, then he struck a hard rock. This was an additional iavoraoie in dication. He worked in this rock for three day making no more than one foot per day. In the evening of the third day the drill went tnrougn and up jcame the water spouting to the heiirht of three feet. 1 he now continued for a half hour when the hole was choked with sand. When this was removed the water 11 owed airain for a half hour when it was strain choked. This is the habit of a good well and shows a vast volume of water below with a strong pres sure. The flow however can be re guluted and it Is only a question of short time to allow getting apptlanc e from St. Ixiui. Mr. Oates think tht artesian well can be obtained anv where within the Prineville bsin which is 15 miles Img by five b.-oad. Now it I a sagebrush plain but with water it will be fruitful The wealth cf the county i increas ed many thousands of dollars by this development. Msnv a lover has turned with di irut from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. -Karl's Clover Hoot Tea puriflorf-he breath by it action on the bowel, etc., as nothing else will. Mold lor years on absolute guarantee. Pi ice 25 cts, and 50cts at Delta. IMM)Vtt KOHERTISE Wiloru's Koliertine corrects all blemishes of the face and makes a beautiful complexion. IelU Drug Store. nwifi eh r1 4 la the nd il in ) ! if lnl only 0t B lu'ioo. f? Tulnl, Irtitf iu udm, lna and 1 1 la rolwbl. Alw.r. umM. Ak I I ltor r-rrr' Uka no ocltara. J I V WnK log 1 d Aml f I V "kkr M It has been demonstrated reated- ly in every stale in the Uniou and io m.nv foreign countries that Cham- Is-rlain Cougji Kemedy Is a certain prevtntive aud cure for croup, Il has become the universal remedy for that disease. M. V. Fisher of Liberty, W. Va. only repeats what has been said around the globe when he writ,: "I have used Chamber Iain's Couh Keiuedy in my family for several years and always with perfect success. We believe that It is not only the best cough remedy, but that it is a sure cure for croup. It has naved the lives of our childreu a number of times." This remedy is for sale by the Dilta Drug Store. HEST VUSIER KOL'TE For sunshine, flowers an ! oranges take the Sunset ltoute via Los An geles to all points Ktst. Tourist ex cursion cars ami chair cars to El Pano Fort Worth, Kansas City, Chicago, Cincinnati, Houston. New Orleaae aud Washington D. C. For rates, guides and infuraiathM addreess, C. II. MarkhaiH, O. P. A., Portlaad Or. Exeralrix Notice. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has hern npointl executrix of the eatate of Flora Collet, deed., by the County Court of the rotate of Oregon for WanliitiKton countv. All pemons hav ing elaiins against said estate are request ed to present the emne to the undersigned within six iiioiitlm from the dute hereof. liethany, (.Ire., Jan. 1ft, 11KXI. AIHILI'H GKUNK1EN. Ex rotor of the estate of Mora Collet deed. 35-39 Wanted, to buy 200 or 300 Angorla goat for breeding; state price, and age. Address, Herzlg & Keichen, Washougal Wash. 4 "Can?paigi)ii)g Id tbe PbilippiO&" A book of orer 400 rages with nearly 3th) beautiful illustrations of troop in action an I xceneg in the Philippine island, imlilislic'l by The Ilicks-Judd Publishing Company of San Francixoo, the only publisher! in the United States who aent repre sentatives to Manila especially to compile a history of thenar. As many as 'i writers were engaged in the work in Manila, many of whom ware with the troops in various engage ments and were permitted to uae of ficial records to verify their reports. XOTICK 1'OK l'l BL1CATIOX I.mD Orrira at Orkuon City, Or. Jan. 20. I!f0, NOriC'K IS HEREBY GIVEN. lilAl the fbllowinit-nunicd est tier has tied notice of his intention to make litittl proof ill :ilii will lie port oi his chiim, and that said proof ie made Is'tore thetounty 11'jrk ol Washington County, at HilUboro Ore., ou Mat i, l'.KiO, vis: AI.ltERT 8CHMIMLIN, H. E. No. ll.t.J7 for the N W of See fl. T a X o It 4 W. He names the following witnesses to pr.ve his continnoua resilience upon anil cultivation of said land, viz: Knir.'lliert lleinzen.oi Mrownspori ure ISernhurt Koycr, of " " AmliMKe Hchniidlin. of " " Utist Bchiiiiillin. of " CHA3. U. MOOKKS 3i 41 KeKi'ter. HAIR BALSAM (TlMJMM AIMl beAllllflM Ul hi never Fftlla to Bntora OraM Hair to IU xmiiniui voior. CniM ftlp d iMirt a bur taMiaf. "7 sit V fVA If: AS.M'AL ASSOl SCI NEST. At the begimiii' of the year I i-h to inform the f tblii; somewhat lu regard to my pu I.m det rutiiiVd to keep up with the times and do the very Is t wore. This however is no "New Years He solve" for I have been, as 1 aui uow, earnestly sludg ing to unprove. I am determined to meet lite pub lic demands. If you want cheap photos come and get them at a cent aiieve. If you want lifesizit (sir traits, I make litem tine enough for any one, and abnelutely perfect in likeness. Ail regular work of cabi net and other sizes will tie dune in the must conscieucious manner and to your full satinfuctioii. If you want portrait frames, 1 can show you the nicest assortment and the lowest prices. Come aud see me w het her you want anything or not. Hoyt Photo grapher. Croup is a terror of thousands of young mothers because Its outbreak is so agonising and frequently fatal. Shiloh'a cough and consumption cure act like magic in cases of crough. It has never been known to fail. The worst ca.se relieved immediately. Price 25c, 50c aud tl.OO, You can get it at the Delta. F. J. Barts r has put iu a fine stock of cigars a cigarettes. Call on F. J. Barber, Second street if you want a first-class shave or hair cut. Try his baths, either hot or cold. For sale, a M.r folding bed for 112. Enquire at Mrs. W, L. Davis', south west of school hoax. Wanted, a situation at or near Hillsayiro to care for horses or other stock. Best of reA-rences. Call at this office. What isShiloh? A grand old rein oily for Cough, Colds and Consum ption; used through the world lor half a century, has cured innumer able cases of incipiout consumption and relieved many in ad vain d stag es. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 and 60 cts and $1.00. lelta. Beautiful complexion is an im possibility without giKxl blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl's Clover Hoot Tea acts directly on the IkjwcIs, liver and kidneys keeping them in perfect health. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. at Delta Drug Store. . On every bottle of Shiloh's Con sumption Cure Is this guarantee: "All we ak of you is Io ih two thirds of the contents of tins bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not tene filed return the taittle to your Drug gist and he may refund the price paid." Price 25 cts, and 50 cts aud 11.00. Delta Drug Store. Do you know consumption is pre ventable? Science lias proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can lie cured with Shiloh's Cough and Consump tion Cure. Sold on positive guaran tee for over fifty years. Delta Drug Store. If Shiloh's couKh anil consumption cure, which is sold for the small price of 25c, 50c and $100, does not cure take the bottle back and we will re fund your money. Sold for over 50 years on this guarantee. For sale at the Delta Drug Store. Sick headaches, the curse of over worked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, the great blood purifier aud tis sue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 and 60 cts. at Delta. How is your wife has she lost her beauty? 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 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not satis factory. Delta Drug Store. Muddy complexions, Nauseating tireath come from chronic constipa tion. Karl's Hover Hoot Tea is an ahaolate cure and hue been sold for Kfty years on aa absolute guarantee. Price 25 eta, ad 50 cts. Delta Drug Sor. The dainty cake, ' The white and flaky tea biscuit, " The sweet and tender hot griddle cake, The light and delicate crust, The finely flavored waflle and muffin, The crisp and delicious doughnut, The white, sweet, nutritious bread and roll, Delightful to the taste and always wholesome. Royal Baking Powder is made from PURE GRAPE CREAM OF TARTAR and is absolutely frcco from lime, alum and ammonia. There are mar imitation baVing'powitn, mostly ma lcCrom alum and aold cheap. Aroid 3 em, as their use is at the cost oi health. O aov, ama powotn co., hi yon. , 2rr--. Mrs. Morris' Letter to EVERY WIFE AND MOTHER. I""" ! ao. U-Jf jJ "I hava taken eight bottioa of Lydia C itnkham a Vegetablai Compound with gratifying results. I had been married four yervra and had two chil dren. I waa all run down, had falling ct womb with all ita distreaaing aymp toru. I had durtored with a good physician, but I derived very little good from hia treatment. Afu-r taking a few bottloa of your medicine, I waa able to do my work and uurae my aeven-monthV-old babe. I recommend your medicine to every wife and mother, liad I time, I could write much mora In IU praise. I bid you Icod'a apee.l in your good work." Mua. L. A. Mouiua, Welama, Pits a a Co.. Pla. "DkabMrs. PiNkiiAM-When! com menced the use of your renutlit-a I waa very bad off. Kvery two weeks I waa troubled with flowingspells which made me very weak. I hud two of the bett doctors, but they did not aeem to help me. "They said my trouble waa caused from weakness and waa nothing to worry about. I felt tired all the time; had no ambition. I waa growing worse all the time until I began the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I am now able to help about the house, and am much improved in health." Mas. A. Walkkb, Calucoom Depot, N. V. Milt KIKF'N Mil,:. HY VIRTUE OF AX EXECUTION, liecreeand Order of Sale, iniu.il out of the Circuit Court of the Stute of Oregon for Washington County, in favor of Mary Vinson and .lennie Chapman, Ex ecutors of the hint will and tcetumont of Minerva Newton. deceaed, and against S. II. Humphreya and Arotniiitu K. Huph reys. Executor of tne last will and ttuilit mentof Thos. D. Humphreys, ileceaacd, John J. Morgan. Imina E, Morean, his wife, 8. H. Humphreys, Mary ('. Humph reys, his wife. John 11 Humphreys, Flora Humphreys, his wife, Thomas J. II jinph reys, Lizzie Humphreys, hia wife, hainuel T, Humphreya. Araniintd K. Humphreys, Mar A. Wofverton, and Hruce Wolverton, her husband, Arther K. Humphreys, W,D. Wood and T, T. Ueer. Governor of the State of Oregon, F. I. lmnhar, Setretary of Stute of the State of Oregon, and Chus. S. Moore, State Treasurer of Orenon, consti tuting the btate band Hoard of tne State of Oregou and Elizals'th J Iiniless, for the sum of H5.S0 costs and for the further sum of f 12.is.0U U.S. gold coin, with in terest thereon at the rat" of H per cent per annum from the 15th day of Hecemlier, lS'.tU and the further sum of J'.'oiOiO with in a'reat thereon at the rate of 10 per rent per annum from the lftth dtiy of Hecemlier 1S"9 and the further sum of f'CAi.!m ill U. S. gold com with . gold com witli interest thereon trom the 15th d iy of December, IKUt, at the rate of 9 per cent pel x annum and for the cost and expenses ol sale and of amd writ. ow. therefore, by virtue and in pursu ance of said judgment, decree and order of sale, I will, on Monday the Mil day ol February, 1'JOO, at the south door of the Court llousj in HillslMiro, Washington County. Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. of said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following deseritied real property, to-wit : First: Tracts numbered and 39 as the tame appears in the amended plat of Fair view addition to the town of Hillslioro, Washington, County, Uregon, beconil: 1 ructa numliereu Z4, Zo, ai, 'il. 2S, 3d and 37 as marked and platted in the amended plat of Fairview addition to the Towu of Hillslioro, Washington County Oregon. Third: Tracts numbered 22, 23 and Xi in Fuirview addition to the town of Hills boro, f ashington County, Oregon, above deseritsMl to satisfy the hereinbefore named sums, and for the costs and expenses ol Saul sale. Said property will be sold subject to re demption ao per statute of Uregon. ltness my band this 3d day of January W. D. BRADFORD, Bhoriff of Washington County, Oregon. By C K. Deicnnian, Deputy Thos. II. & E. It. Tongue, Attorneys lor Plaintiff 33-37 Catarrh Cannot be Cored with local applications, as they cannot i each the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in or der to cure it you must take internal rem edies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, and act directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hull's Catarrh t ure is not a imiu'k medicine. It waa prescribed by one of the liest physicians in this coun try for years, and rut regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known coiihined with the best blood purifiers, act ing directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful resul's in curing Catarrh, Send for testimonials free. Address, F.J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo.O Sold by Druggists. 76c. Hall's Family Fills are the best. will aid the cook as no other cgent will to make f Ju '-.- J4-a AlA; llA A i'i Al.i AlA. a JlIA a LJJI. a IIAa tiirj'J Free BICYCLE Free The tickit In-low is a f.toiiiiile of those given away by Jj Pj II. Wilirun- & Sou-;, and cxt.l.iiti-, itsc-lf. Your name will 1-' .if t written on the M.mk line drawi Fa,'.). I iiinbia H. W. 6a S mmmmmmmmminmimnmm B HAVE YOU USED B BUTTER PARCHMENT? 3 7i : s y . ... All gilt-edj;ed butter put on the mar- "" . . . ket by ereameiies is wrapped in paper. . . . The proluct of the private daily would . . . reach its tuatket in much Ixrttei condi- y . . . tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment "- y . . . than it dix-s 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 lie cut 27Parch y . . . ment wrappers cost 2 cents. 500 SheFis 8x11, 500 Sheets. 8x13 tandard site lor 2-pouud rolls Is 8xi t inches; 2-pound blocks are wrapped in the 8x13 size. One reason why paper has not been generally used heretofore, farmers could not get .it at the 't petal Moie It is now kept at the Independent of fice cut to any size wanted. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets anil get p-iioes P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. Event Opera House Frame Your Mind to Mirth and Merriment RICHARDS & PRINGLE'S FAMOUS Georgia Minstrels Formidable Minstrel Carnival and Musical Jubilee BEST IN EXISTENCE . 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