POULTRY IN GffiON
Mr C
I ti . .
it I'lciiKam tcno nas
Studied th Question
makes u Statement
Ill Mill' TO (AM to It MA
rrup-i to Replace kunsus ami v)t.
riioka (liickeii. 1 night
Kales Cheaper
'. II. Markham, (Jen. freight
Hgfiilof Hit Hotlllicrn IV-itic Com
any studies other industries limn
morning freight triiiM. llcceiitly ,e
i i i ) I public lu a rrtT of iht ( in
-.miau the rtwull of i ih inv.'stigitiiiii
nf (ion 1 1 ry raining. Tho luiiiin Id
in my farmers limy neein trivial, hut
Mr. i.Markhain's figures hIkiw ilmi
iiier in money In cliirkcn-4. 1 1 in
tosiltoii with tin'' t r h ti rt.i I it hi
companies gives i lli 'inl ex.n l m -is in
U ll'll lie SSVS.
Mr. Markham has lived fur many
years in California, mid ho known
how lh.it slate Is handicapped in
poultry raising. Has asliington
riiiinty ever sent a car load nf cluck
en Id murker.' When we gef lo
producing chickens, turkeys hihI
(Picks by the carload, our market
ill (m brisker (linn ever. During
Hie season just dining we shipped
poind and onions liy the car and
found that it wax easier to sell a car
load than a wagon ioati. iielter
priies too.
What Mr. Markham said to the
reHirter is in these works:
"Haking of iliversilicd fitrmin
the raising of chickens fur market is
one which ought to receive altenlion
at Hie hands of our farmers. During
the year is'.)!) there were Hhip-ed
from Kansas and Nebraska to Cali
fornia over thin company's lines 221
carloads of poultry. Tlie handling
of these shiinienls r'iiirt H cars of
upcclul construction, for which a
heavy rental is charged in addition
to the freight rate. The loss in
transit is considerable, as is also the
cost of feeding and expenses of a man
iu charge.
The rate from Kansas and
Nebraska to California is 11 75 per
100 i(iuntls, or :!."!) t car. The
average number of chickens to a cnr
is about 4000, weighing about
- four pounds each, but the freight
charge is based on a minimum of
'20,000 -sitinds. The cost of laying
shipments down in California, there
fore la not less than 3 cents ar pound
equal to 12 cents for each chicken, or
II 14 ier do.en.
"Chickens are selling in Portland
today for from J I 50 to 5 per dozen,
and 1 am I informed that a choice
ones Hold this morning for ft! .Ml.
This would seem to indicate I lint our
home market ia not being adequately
supplied.
''The freight from Oregon to Ban
Francisco ia not one-half what it is
from Kansas and Nebraska, and as a
matter of fact express service can Is
obtained for as low aa $1 f0 per 100
pounds.
"Climatic conditions Hre very
much in favor of Oregon, and there
is no reason why Oregon chickens
should not replace those from Kansas
and Nebraska in the California mar
ket. As is well known, chickens do
not thrive in California, there being
Home adverse climatic condition. We
will al way have at our very doors a
market for our surplus poultry.
PACIFIC UJUVEKSII V.
Tlie (Juarlerly Khetorieals of the
Senior and Junior clashes wen-held
Friday eve, March lOih iu Marsh
hall. Most of the papers were dis
cussions of our ancient and modern
literature and were handled so in
terestingly as to prove a in st in
structive and delightful evening to
the audience. Mr, A. K. Voder and
F. K. Vrooman furnished the music
of the evening, aiiigingsoiiid very ap
preciative solos.
Mince the good weather of late our
tennis courts h ivv lieeil put to good
use. The club has held lis flr.H meet
ing this spring electing new ollicers;
and the enthusiasm shown so ettrlj
in the season vouches for hoiiii. very
pleasant and exciting sport.
A very exciting game of base hall
was played on the eollcj.e campus
last Haturday afternoon between a
team picked from the boy's dormi
tory and the "world." The latbr
team managed to laat by one tally.
At a seeial business meeting of
the Athletic Union Mr. A. K. Voder
was elected the "track -teams manag
er, Mr. lUlph Clarke for the base-ball
and Mr. Itohert Wilcox for the foot
ball for the coming season.
Pres. McClelland delivers a Itcture
la-fore the Inland F.mpire Teacher's
Ass'l al Pendleton Friday, M ir. - I
Kxainliialions are on in full play
nnd with the 2;lrd of Mar. will close
one of the most successful terms in
the history of 1'. U. and T. A. with
2l;t aludents enrolled.
In the case of Hmith v Washing
ton county, the plaintiff holds that
the I N IiKI'KN liKNT ought not to have
worded its notice so that the im
pression waa conveyed that he wait
nl till Judge Itood was away so as to
take advantage ol the fact. The I.N
DM'K.nhknt will admit tlmt such
thoughts did have lislgment, and
will further admit that the plaintiff
was not consulted before the para
graph was written. Hut now it is
known that the complaint was draw n
several months ago and that the court
w as asked to make an agreed case so
that the disputed questions might la
submitted to the circuit court. The
county court would not give a posi
tive answer till late. Then the
plaintiff's attorney was compelled to
work diligently so as to get the ease
on the docket for this term of the
court. Henide service Is not obtain
ed hy nerving the papers on the
county Judge, but by serving them
on tbe county clerk.
Peler Jacolwon of West Union met
with an accident with a disc harrow
on Fridsy in w hich hecamo near los
ing his lile. He was thrown from
the neat on the harrow and the Im
plement drawn over him the sharp
(list's severely cutting his legs. Dr.
F. A. Ha i ley w ho re-d his wounds
found It necessary to take eight
sllches In the wound near the knee
J ilnt.
Mac h ISth on John Milne
Mrm I.'
M .. and Mrs Jacob Mnyder a
J cigUi.
J. 11. I-iiUy of n. dvillw visited
ll.'Mtoro Monday.
i. W. llailt y made a buninetd
l lVrtlmnl las evening.
trip
II. r. .Mi-t auley of tlm M'-Cau'.ey
hotel in l.rilHii.l, vitiu-.! Ilillaboro
yesterday.
Daily Oregon ian 1 cents per week
ix-nil tin war news, fre-h from the
wires. J. v. Cave, agent. 12 4(i
(irain that was planted last fall is
hs. king exceedingly well. Farmers
are husy prepHring the land for fpring
crops.
Those w ho are in a position lo
know nay that a clispt-r of l.yal
Arch Masons will le instituted in
Ih is city noon.
lion. (J W. Patterson has return
ed from Alaska. He was in liills
Isiro yesterday lisiking after his nasi
ness intcri-sls.
K-veral long lutes of plank fences
are building around I how tine farms
formerly know n as the Kbhcrts dona
tion 'and claim.
Supt. IUII signed a diploma this
week for Clyde l-edy i.flhe Tigard
villi public scIkmiI. He has Just
completeil the common school course
The lt'silville republican club held
iis annual meeling on Saturday last,
March I7!h. The new ollicers are
Hans KtsmuHsen, president ; and J.
H. 1 mlay, secretary.
Ahlsitt v. Morgan, dealers in fur
niiure and hous, furnishing gissN
will on or alsiiit April 1st M-cupy
Crandall's brick on Second street
next door to the Indki-kniiknt
C(.
ofll-
Mr. O. Hrown, who has served the
Tillamook Creamery Association so
long and ho faithful, went out on the
stage Tuesday. Mr. Hrown Informs
us that he will soon commence the
erection of a creamery of his own at
Caston, J'ist six miles from ids home
st Forest drove, aad his many friends
here certainly wish him utmost suc
cess iu his new enterprise. Tilla
mook Herald.
Miss liiverno Baher, daughter of
judge li i her, late decease, died at
her mother's home iu Forest drove
yesterday afternoon. Miss Haber
some months ago had a fever attack
which left her much weakened.
Following that was pulmonary com
plications that rapidly carried her
away. The deceased was a talented
student in Pacific university and a
general favorite in society. She will
Ihi sadly missed in Forest drove.
The republican primaries will be
held next Friday. These precinct
conventions will select delegates to
ihe county convention which meets
on April tith. The work of the
county convention is to select 13
delegates to the congressional conven
tion that meets iu McMiunville on
the 10th of April and 13 delegates to
the stale convention w hich meets in
Portland. April 12th. In addition,
the county convention will nominate
a county ticket to be voted for at the
June election,
Mr. K. II. Tongue of the law firm
of Thus. 11 1 K. H. Tongue who had
been ailing for several days came
down with an attack of pneumonia
and is confined to his room. Mr.
Tongue hoped to Is out yesterday
hut ins physician, lr. F. J. Ha i ley
ilopied that bit of enterprise. Dr.
Hiu Icy says there is no danger if Ills
patient will lake proMr rest, but
(hat be will not Im resHnsible for
the consequences of au attempt to
appear in I lie court room.
' Father James Black, pastor of St.
Francis Catholic church of Fast Port
land, paid a visit to Hillsboro this
week. Father Black is an Oregon
ion and a gentleman of very pleasant
address, lie will make Hillsboro a
station for preaching once a month.
I he lir.it service will be held iu
lirange hail Sunday April 1st. Mass
will be celebrated at 10:30 a in to be
followed by a sermon. In the even
ing the service willla) in Ihe Opera
house. Subject, a lecture on the
"Catholic church, the Church of the
A ies.
The executive committee of the
union party of Washington county
met in llillslsiro last Saturday and
called lis county convention. The
meeting was private, but it is under
stood that James II. Sewell was
chairman, and John W all secretary.
I here were committee-men from ail
parts ot the county. What body ap
IHiiutcd them? That could not lie
learned. The primal lea are called
for Saturday March 31. The nomi
nating convention will beheld on
Saturday April 7th. The first plank
in the platform and the onl one yet
selected is "Take advantage of any
mistakes the republicans may make
on the .Mil."
The next local teachers' institute
will la- held in (la-ton, Saturday
March 31, beginning at 10 o'clock.
At that hour Ihe exercises listed in
the following program will be taseu
up.
Discussion Course of Study
I he Industrial side of Aimrican His
tory K X. Harding
Divisors and Multiples.. .11. I. Wlrtts
tl."ogrsphy....Miss Hucy Humphreys
Orammiir Prof. J. H. Craig
Orothi graphy A. M. Porter
I I u-( ion Box.
teachers, schistl ollicers, patrons and
all others Interested ill education are
cordially invited to be present. Kn
frlainment will he provided by the
cltir.eiis of daslon.
Among strangers but not without
friends. Such was the experience of
Air. James llarw(ssl, late of Seattle
w ho with his wife two months ago
moved on a recent land purchase just
norih of Mr. John Mewell's residence
four miles northeast of llillslsiro.
Mrs. Harwood had been ailing for
sevtral months with cardiac compli
cations, and her physician had sug
gested country air. Her husband
selected the premises mentioned and
prepared for maintaining quiet
country home. Hut the benefits hop
ed for were not real iued and Mrs.
H.-rwHMl gave up Ihe struggle on
Fridsy last. Mr. Harwood waa a
stranger, but found friends among
Ihe memls-rsof Tualaty lodge No. 6
A. F. A A. M. The funeral service
w r-t the residence and conducted
by I lev. K. I. Hughes of the Congre
gational church. The remains were
la.d to rest iu Masonic cemetery,
Hillsboro in the presenceofa very
iarge procession of our people. The
de"eased was a native of Ontario,
Cannd:'., and aged about JW years.
She leaves a husband four brothers
and a sister. Only one ot her broth
ers Is on th'.a ciaist.
YOU MUST REGISTER
Keflister for it is only 60
1)ji1s Uutil tjou tcill
be left out
Tlli:SM0KK0F THE SEASON
Itr pa lil Ira a held a aieeiiug Tartidajf
rvraiug. I'romiurut uira
prrruU
I'hOtiKtSS or Kt'lilSTKATIOX.
Kleclors are slow ly registering and
the paogreas made is shown lu detail
below. There really ought to be
more stseil made liecause at the last
ttiere will lie a great rush. Voters
must call to mind the fact that there
is l ut one registration every two
year, and that to vote this fall at the
presidential election registration
must Is made this spring. At noon
yesterday Ihe registration in the
several precincts whs as shown in
this table. The first column of
tlgures Is the vote cast in ls'.H, and
the second Ihe registration as it now
stands :
Hcaverdain ....
134...
222...
80...
141...
239...
12 I...
205...
143...
132...
117..
42...
170...
182...
28
Heaverton
Huxton
Columbia
80
M
5
110
32
103
70
65
75
II
Hi)
70
69
107
150
64
39
94
73
73
Cornelius
Dilley ,
Diiry
F. Butte
K Cedar Creek
dales Cieek
Mountain
N Hillslioro
N Forest drove
Ileedville 108..
S Forest drove 177..
S llillslsiro 02..
STualalin 151..
W Butte lOtl..
W Cedar Creek 170..
Washington 103..
Wapato J40..
Total 3101. ..1509
A. F. Flegel and C. K. Kindt, of
Portland did legal husinesss in Hills
boro this week.
The Hillsboro republican club had
a most successful meeting at its club
risim last Tuesday evening. The
crowd was largr, the smoke was
dense, Ihe sieeches were timely and
well n ceived, anil good fellowship
was every where in evidence, Newa
of the adept ion of the Hryan, Lincoln
platform had been received. Jt fur
nished a text for the orators. They
were really happy to realiy.3 that the
contest in I'JOO is to he the same is
sues that were debated in 1890, In
the absence of the Pr sident, Mr. K.
H. Tongue who is confined at home
by an attack of pneumonia, Mr. W.
V. Wiley presided. The first speak
er was Hon. W. N. Barrett. He was
followed by Hon. K. W. Haines,
afterward came Col J. B. Eddy and
several other local debaters. The
membership roll was increased by
the addition of a goodiy numlier of
new names. The llillslsiro cornet
hand was in welcome evidence, tho
the players found themselves soaue
what handicapped for they could not
blow and smoke at the same time.
They compromised however by tak
ing a cob pipe lor future use. The
executive commiltea Is to tie congra
tulated upon the suitvsa of this ila
first smoker.
UK II. ESTATE.
Kmma Dant et al lo I Allen
n j li w IJ sec 18 t 2 n r 2 w
ami other lands
F ScImm'ii to C Krahmer 125.74
ac Christian Fmerick den....
M H Duutley to F 1eise 1 av
iu sec II 1 s r 1 w
1
000
O A V K U lo J W Marsh et al
u J of n e I slid s w J of n
i and w i of sec 9 t 1 s r 4 w
deorgiue Urenier to Helen
Brandt 3.05 ac in lot 5 dray
Oak Annex
F. Sundlierg to lna Sundla-rg
s e J of sec 2!) t 3 n I 0 W
A Suudlierg to Iena Hundls rg
e s w and lots 3 and 4 sec
30 t 3 u r 5 w 157 09 ac
IM'IU M Kertson and hu4 to d
W Heal lots 7 and 8 blk 2
daston
Mary A Buliington to Irene A
Heal 20acin sec 1 I3sr2
w
C Richmond to J Churchill 12
au i n sec 711 n r 4 w
Jane M Smith to I d Singleton
hc near Forest drove depot
Kn.a J Ilussell to II L Russell
121 ac of I) Mcl.eod don
M Westholf to Clarinda Mast
ers lots 7 and 8 blk 1 Fair
view ad Hillstxin
K I, Olsen to A dranla rg 52 GH
ac C Stewart don
M llirsclw y to F llaesen 45 ac
I Butler don
C 11 Mitchell to F d Mitchell
part lot 8 blk 8 llillslsiro....
Mary A Buliington to W K
Hiiilliigton 20 mj rds in sec 1
t 3 n s r 2 w
l
400
400
250
1
100
175
I
335
1550
1700
445
1
t oi iir iioise.
tllWUITCofllT.
The March term of the circuit court
wascalled on Monday morning last
by Judge Thos. A. McUride who pre
sided. A (I rand jury was not called.
A H Vaughan and deo W Mc
draw were appointed court bailiffs.
HenJ Anderson v Henry Peterson,
sale of real esta'e confirmed.
James U Iee v W D Bradford, aet
tied and dismissed.
J W Brown v Oregon Land In
vestment Co, dem Hirer overruled
and defendant allowed to Hie his
answer. Hot for trial Mar 27.
d Kklin v HiiiidU'rg et al, settled
and dismissed.
Chas Mitchell v F, U Hughes et al,
plaintiff allowed to flle an amended
complaint, and the case is dismiased
aa to J W Morgan, d W Patterson
and J I) Merryuian.
John Chong v James McN'ntly, set
for Irial Wednesday March 2H.
Forest drove v Chas Miller, sel
for trial Monday morning March 26.
Chas Mitchell? K B Ooodin, aet
for trial Mar 29.
J P Tarneisie v deo Stewart, judg
ment by default for plaintiff.
Lillie Meyer v Jouls Meyer, de
murrer nf defendant confessed and
plaintiff allowed to file an amend d
complaint.
Janes II Walker v John Hum
phreys et al, sale of realty confirmed.
F A Bailey v J J Morgan et al,
i .iro.Uiit W E Smith lo
vacate a portion of the decree hereto-
. - . .. . t ... L'ri.
lore enierea. Dei ior arg uujcu .
day March 23.
Wm Nelson v John Bohart et l,
sale of real iroerty co firmed.
Thos Talbot v J W Master et al,
disiui fcd.
J M Cameron v San h Cameron,
plaintiff allowed oue week further
time to pay imo court 1100 for bene
St of Ihe delendant.
Jair.-a M Thompson v Christina
Thompson, affidavit of plaintiff show
iog linrfeility to pay certain auiu of
money to defendant' attorney flu-d
and plaintiff allowed to Uie hi re, ly
at this time. ,
Emma 8 Parker v Luther M Bearu
et al. sale of real property contliiaed.
Tyler woiaiwaru V neo lx tjotw
el al sale of realty confirmed.
I D Clonjt v M E Hoxter et a'i
sale of realty confirmed.
State v Elmer Scott, Information
filed charging a nameless crime, de
fendant arraigned and plea of guilty
entered sentenced to six months in
the couuty Jail and to pay costs.
Jurors excused till Monday morn
ing March 20 at 9 :30 o'clock a m.
J 1 Asher v ' K Asher, default of
delendant entered and C E llunyon
appointed to report testimony.
Stale v Ham Hiff set for trial on
Thursday Mar 29.
deo D Kasou v Emma II Kison,
divorce granted.
Laurens v V KeinKe et ai, ueciw
ot foreclosure allowed.
Co. Treasurer Cady received Ida
old county paper from Cayuga Co.,
New Vork, yesterday morning uated
March 16. The editor In the local
colutuu remarks that sleighing wa
g K 1 and no one had Ibe courage to
enter the office and stale that he had
aeen Ihe first robin. Mr. Cady to
even up on h a New York friends
made up a package containing a
branch from a plum tree If full bloom
another from an appricot and a third
from a Japanese quince. This he
mailed to the editor.
Hammond who built the railroad
from doble to Astoria has bought
from Cory Bros., the contractors, 20
miles of Ihe west end of the Astoria
A South Coast II. H, that was parti
ally graded through Tualatin Plains
about ten years ago. It would seem
that .Mr. Hammond is reaching from
the west into the forests of the Ne
balem. Owing to a change in the program
Prof. Hweetser will not preach in the
Methodist church on Sunday. Itev.
Oberg, however, will preach both
morning and evening. Subjects:
mornlug, "In the Kight Element;"
evening, "Breaking Through the
Fence."
In response to an appeal of Ihe
Bishop, the Methialist church ol
Hillsboro will tioiu prayer meetings
every evening next week. ine
imslor urges all christians but espec
ially all who affiliate with Method
ism to attend.
Regular preaching services at the
Christian church the 1st 2nd and 4th
Sundays in each month at Ihe usual
hour. Preaching at rarmington ine
3rd Sunday. K. II . Hickafbose, pas
tor. Mr. Star Ballard, of Seattle, is
spelling a few days in Hillsboro
isiting with his uncle, J as. A.
Imbrie.
For salo, a fresh cow, euquire of S.
II. Humphreys.
Mrs. Bert Cornell Is sick with the
pneumonia.
Wild strawberries are in bloom.
NIIKKIFro WALK.
HY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION,
decree and onl. i ol sale, iasucd out
of Die circuit court of the ntntn of On-iron,
for WaaliiiiKton county tavor of W. J.
Van Hvliuyvcr, t'lamtill ami aKaniHi K
l iitton ami Marv K I'u'toii liin wife. 8unn.li
( 'arson, i'liilena I. (Mseii ami OlrOUell tier
liuslttiiid, Krm-ntvn (irn.nl Pntton ami wifj
Annail. 1 'at Ion. Uelemlanu. for tlie sinn
ol $'.'4 (in costs ami di.iliuiseinents Willi in-
Irrt-Kl t hereon at tlie rate ot 0 ier cent per
ain.uiu trom the 27 day of January I'.Vn).
and the lurtlier mini of tMl..' with inter
est thereon at the rule of M tier cent, per
annum from the 27 day of January, luuu
I lie lurtlier sum of twenty three ami
twelve nmt-htimtredthn dollars Willi inter
est thereon from April ti, lsJKIat the rate
olnMr cent tier annum, ami ine huui ui
7..rm com In aim disbursements with interest
thereon from January 17 I'. X 10 at the i ate
of t) per cent I er annum. The further sum
of live hundred li In teen and aixty i one
hundredth dollars in U. H, Ool.l Coin with
intervBt thereon from January 27 :UOat
the rate ot 10 per cent per annum, and the
lurtlier iuiii of $7..'i0 coutu and dinbunie
nienls. Now, therefore, by virtue and In peniu
ance of said iuJjinent decree an I
orderof sale, I will on Monday the 23d day
of April lintn, at tl- auuth door of
theiourt houtiein lllllnlioro, WashiliKton
county Ortnon. at the hour of 111 n'clix k a
ni ol raid day sell at public auction to the
liiKbest bidder fur ca.ili the followiiiK-de-m-riliel
real proa-rty to-wit :
HeirinniMK at a point which is reached
by running irom the iiuarter section cor
ner on the K line of c I.H 1 1 a r 1 w will
nier SSJ 7' W 21 cbi N B7 3 ' W i.M rh
b 2' W lll.:; elm to the N K cor of the
tract to be descriled, thence K 2 link,
thence 8 2 W 12.:i to an iron corner,
tlicnr H S4" .Hi' W 13.7ft clis to Ml iroa cor
ner thence N lis8 7' W 7.?4chston iron cor
ner, (hence N 10 !M elm to an iron corner
theiiee K2n,s5cha to the p ace of lierm
iiidk. OontainiliK 'J':'M acies, all
situate In Wnahin ton county, Oregon
to natinfy the liereinbefore ' named
iiuiiifi, and for the costs and expenses of
said nale.
Huid property will be sold nubject to re-demt-tioii
as per nlatule ol Oreton.
Witnew my hand this 12th day of March
I'.JUO.
W. D. BRADVURD,
Sheriff of Wa hi union county Urejron.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for t'luintiil. -U 4S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I.aib Ornci atOiboor Citt, Una.
Keb. 2. I '00.
TiTOTtt'K 18 IIKRKHV UIVKN THAT
il the followtn-nametl settler has tiled
notice of hia intention to make final proot
in aupnrt nf bin claim, and that Raid
proof will be made before the County Clerk
of Washington county. Hillsboro. Oreiton.
oa Apr. 7, 1'JtO via:
W I I.I.I AM K(KH.
II. E. 1(67, for the N K of 8ec 14, T N
K 6 W.
He names the followinc witnpKses to
prove hia coutinuoua leaiilence unon and
cultivation of aaid land, via:
Ken-amln M. I ollinn, ol hir, Ore.
Ileniamin A. I 'ollina, of " "
William Busaie, of - "
Kit Bmith.of
CHA8. B. MOOREH,
41-M KeRiater
WISI0'S RUBF.RTME
Wisdom's Itolierline corrects all
blemishes of the face and tnakea a
beautiful complexion. I Vila Irug
Htore.
PIANOS and 0R(iAN
TINF.I) ANII KKI'AIRKIK
Work Guaranteed. Terms RcasonaDle.
Adrt-s F. C. KHASAHjtS,
UllUkar, Or.
CIRCUITCOURT DOCKET
The Follotcinrt Cases trill b1
Inrestiated ut this
Term of Court
A LO.MJ LIST Or" J ASFS
There are a ltat; Lint ef Case to bis
' pooed ml. (ulte a aialter -f
Jirw i aw,.
607 Kit lM lUlley, insol. Tongue
atty.
VHK) H Morton, insol. Tongue atty.
Hit List L Mcl'hersou insol, Tongue
atty.
y7 J A llofftuau v 1' K KJ wards,
foreclosure.
tMti h'jtt TliCornelius, insol .Tongue
atty.
SWO Kst M A I'owell, insol, li irrett
atty.
Viii Kit 8 D I'owell insol, liarrett
atty.
1UI1 Est ('has Collins, Tongue
tty.
1095 Mary M Nhepard v A Frame,
foreclosure.
1104 11 Wehrung A Hons v 11 1'
Ford replevin, 11 union and liow uiuu
for plH, Tongue deft.
110 Kit F U lKKir A I.uiiiImt Co
insol. Tongue atty.
1120 Howlhy & Htinchcoiub itisol,
Tongue for assigine.
I01I0 N A Barrett it wf, insolvent,
Barrett & Adams atty.
lOUt) ni Chalmers, itisol, Tongue
atty.
1002 Hall v Kadial, foreclosure.
1191 J Johnson v J W Kldridge,
foreclosure.
1291 Z 8now and 8 B Huston v
Edith Monroe et al, eijuity, Tongue
for deft.
1311 Assignment Boos& lleitzliau-
sen Insol, Barrett atty.
1338 A Hhafer v 8 Htetu et al, suit
set aside deed.
1332 W T Bunuei adm v A M I)a
vief; action for money.
1398 II B Adams v J Carlson et w f
confirmation. .
1415 Portland Trust Co v A L Mo
Leod. confirmation.
1425 W 11 Ktulllels-aiii v K S
Browne et al, action for money, Hus
ton for pi IT.
1432 It N lleiinlmcli v (lertude
lleimliach, suit for partition.
1437 Voilard v (iunther, confirma
tion. '
1410 lit W Porter, Insol.
1113 Kit A Plan ii i r, it sol, Huston
deft.
1473 Ore Mfg Co limited v II 1)
Bryant et al, foreclosure.
1482 VJ VanSehuyver 4 Co v It II
Palton, suit to set aside dead, Barrett
atty.
1491 American Mfg Co v J W Jloh-
son et al, foreclosure.
; I53ti (ierman Havings A himn hoc v
K K Jones et al.
1037 C A Yotter v H K Morril et a I
foreclosure.
1553 L Kaughlin v U Hpencer et al
action for money. . ,
1658 II W Hesse v Ji A Barrett ef
al to set aside action.
1573 Mary O'Brien v J O'Brine
and K II Walker partition in suit,
lonirue A Tongue for filtr.
1602 Hlato of Oregon v Wash. Co.,
action for mouey.
1625 A B Moss 4 Co v 1) A Carter
et al, action for money. Huston for
ni IT.
1635 Chas Mitchell v K C Hughes
et al, Wall for pi IT.
1644 T J Bramal v I Allen action
lor damages, Hmith A Bowman for
plff.
1649 Capitola Cox v Mary Black
well et al suit to set aside deed, Bag
ley for plff.
1662 C K Cast eel v Tualatin Mil
Co.action for damages.
1548 Belle Freeman v T 8 Corne
lius suit for possession of real p-op-t
rty, Huston for pi IT.
1659 Alliance Trust Co v t II
Humphreys et al, foreclosure.
16t7 J W 8hule (1 W Miller et al
action for money, Tongue for pi IT,
Wall for deft.
1672 J A Vaughn V Annie Vaughn
divorce.
1674 Victoria Kemp v Benj Kemp
divorce.
1675 Mary Vinson v S II Humph,
reya et al forechrsure Tongue Tongue
for pi If, Haslon for deft.
1683 A Uordon v N A Barrett el
wf action lor money.
1684 Tyler Woodard v Theo II
Leilas et al, foreclosure.
1635 Kllen L Jackson iNA Bar
rett et al, action for money.
1680 A Gordon N A Barrett et a I
action for money.
1687 T T Oeer et rl v II B Luce et
al, foreclosure, Tongue A Tongue for
pin.
1688 F A IlHiley v J J Morgan,
foreclosure, Tongue A - Tongue for
plff.
1692 C W Laurent v F lteinke ef
al, foreclosure, Hmith A Bowman for
plff.
1697 Thos Cox v Isaac Meyer, fore
closure, Hmith A Bowman for pi IT.
1699 Win Nelson v John Bohart el
al, foreclosure, Huston for plff.
1701 T 11 Itotiinson v Cita Jensen
foreclosure, Tongue, A Tongue for
plff.
1702 Wm T Blake v John Nelson
et al, foreclosure, Tongue A Tongue
for plff.
1704 It W Crane v Jacob Penning
et al, foreclosure, I'ustou for plff.
1705 Susan Carlson v B It Patlon el
al, suit to set aside deed, ToiiuoA
Tongue for plfl.
1709 K W Haines, plaintiff and
res-KMident v K P Cadwell et al deft
and ap-ellant action- for money, ap.
peal from from county court, Tongue
A Tongue for respondent.
1711 J B Walker v T J Humph
reys et al, foreclosure. Wail for
I'lff. ."
1714 Benj Anderson v Henry
Peterson, confirmation,. .ft.T Bigley
for plff.
1715 K W Haines v..K P Cadwell,
action for money, ap'real from J P
court, Tongue for plff, II T Bagley
for deft.
1716 VanHchuyver v B It Pattor,
et al, continuation WN Barrett for
plfl.
1717 Mary Ann BufTingHn sr v
Mary Ann Burlington Jr et al, to set
aside conveyance, Huston for plff..
1718 Km ma H Parker v Iuther M
Beard et al, confirmation, II T Bug
ley for plff.
1719 C A Philpps V Jo Caston et
al, to set aside conveyance, Tongue A
Tongue for plff.
1720 Pope, Anderson A Co J T
Hainey A wf, to set asi.le conveyance
Hmith A Bowman for plff.
1721 Lucy Buchanan v Welter
Buchanan, divorce, Toogin A Tongue
for plff.
1725 Juliu lVnu -roy v W I) Brad
ford, at'iiou for money. Wall for
pi If, Barrel! fir deft.
1726 Jas ti L" v W l Bradford,
actluu for money, Tuiii' ie A Tongue
fur plff, I lu-toii tor i Iff
172s T Payne v Jinepri II Thump.
"in, a. lion h.r money.
172. Tho- I'alia.t vJ W Matters et
al, jectiiieiit, I In-toii for plff.
I7:til J M t'siihoti v S ir.ih Cannou,
divuriv.
1,733 City of Fore-.t tlrove v Chas
Milu r, wliing liiin'.' willioul lieetise,
I !u In i for plff, I unfile for deft
1 735 James M 1'h ui)sin v Chris
tina Thoiiipsoi', lhvorce, Hmith A
B iw ina n for plff.
17:16 P. C Bransniaa v lit a M Bran,
amaii, divorce. Smith A B iwmau for
plff.
1737 Mary A Wilson ('has A
Wilson, divorce, Smith A Ibiwmau
for plti.
I73S State of Oregon v Ktt August
(ienlz deeti, eselieat prmvetlings, tl
II Ourliam for state.
1739 Sarah K I .i Vinson v Walter
ll.ivinson, divorce, Peter 11 Ward for
plff.
1710 II I) Srhmel'zer v llattie
Si'tiiiiell.-r, div ire'.
1711 J 1 Asher C K Asher, divorce
1743 J W Brown v Oregon Land
A liiiirovment, action for money.
1741 Lillie Meyer v liuis Meyer,
divorce. If T Bigley for plff.
1S45 j F SctvH'k v Slepheii Blank
action for uiouey, Laugley A Son for
for plff.
1716 (ieo K K.ison v Kniioa II
Kasou, divorce, Langley for plfl.
1717 (1 K Klin v (Justave Sundhurg
et al, setiou tor money.
1 7 IS Mary Maggie Brock, John
Brock, divorce, Barrett for plaiuliff
1749 J P Tsmeisie vs Heo Stewart,
to set aside conveyance. 11 T Bagley
for plaintiff.
17."'0 T T Oeer et a I vs Lucy K
Yalen, et al foreclosure, Tongue A
Ton true for plaintiff.
1751 Commercial Savings Bank vs
W II Meyers, action for u oney.
1752 Dora llulit vs Lora V Huht,
divorce, Bagley for plaintiff.
17u3 W 1 Smith v Washington
county action for mouey, Bowman
(or plti.
1754 B K Henry v Jennie Henry
divorce. Wall for y.'.S.
NOTICK HIU I'l ltl.M'ATI4
l.aml (Mhtt'iit Oregon City llpll.
March 17, HWO.
XTOTICK IS HKKKBY lilVKN, THAT
the followinir named tu-ltler haa hied
notice ol hia iuUn(iiiii lo make linal proof
In siippon ot hi-, cluiui, and unit naid iirool
will h.a mauo I etoiv the Keirister aim K
c iveralOiiyon City, Oregon, on April 'J8
I'.nv, viz:
KliANK l'KTKZII.KA.
II. K. No. 101. IV lor Ihe N ol 8 E i H W
Sjo S K y. and a V. y, ol rt W iivc a T
as lift vv .
llu names the fol owini; witneasea to
proy.. Ine coutinuoua reniilenoe upon and
t'ullivutoiu ol naid laud, vix:
hroii ett, of 1'ortiand, dr., John
RnuHcli ol lliikton, Dr., A. H. M-olifl.l of
(ileiiwooit, Dr., Andrew Koaturi of I'iiiton
(r. tJIIAH. n. MlMlrttM,
44 fiO Keginler.
otk i: FOK PI IH.U'ATIOX
- I.ANU Umi'K AT llKKIION I'lTT, Or
Man-h 17, W00
XTOTIt'K Id HKRKIIY UIVKN. THAT
ll the following nauied aettler has tiled
nolire of liia intention to make final proof
iu Kiit.M)rl of bin elaiui, and that aaid proof
will i e maue la-lore ine l.eiaior ami uu
reiver at o.egon City, Or., on April
hKJU, viz:
ASIIRKW KlWTl'RT.
II. K. 10104 for the rt W 'A of N W V. N V
o a w is c. is and b ft oi n a, mt
it. l a x ns w.
ilu iiaiuea the followini' aitner.-ea l
prove Ioh continuous resilience upon and
cultivation of said laud, via:
Frank I'etrzilka of Huitou, Or., f.eon
Swctt of Port land, dr.. William Feldt ol
iluzton, Or., f laviil Kuhn of Huxton, Or.
I HAS. U. MlHIKfcfl,
44 AO ICeu;iBter.
otk i:ion 11 KMVATIO.M
Lwd Office at Obkuos City, Or.
Msr. id, WO,
NOTIl'K IU HKRKIIY OIVKN. THAI
the followimr-named aettler haa Hied
notice of hia intention to make final proof
in mimxirt ol hie claim, and that mini proof
wilt he made liefore ihe County Clerk of
Washington County, at Hillsboro ore., on
Apr. 2s, l'0, via:
JOHN I.. HUNT,
II. K. No. !i7S for the of N K of
See 1, I '1 . K :i W .
He names the following witneaaea to
pr ve hia rontiniloiia residence upon and
cultivation of aaid laud, viz:
Ahkub McCloud, of Ulencoe, Ore.
WanhiiiKMin Jonm, of "
John McCloud, ol " "
(.orL'e l.inion, of " "
C1I A.-J. B. MOORKS
43 4S haunter.
NIIKICIKFfS NAI.K.
I)Y VIKTHK OK AN KXKCI'TION
Dn-ree slid Order of Hale issued out
of the Circuit Court of the Mate of Oregon
lor Washington county, in favor of W. P.
Lord Governor of the (State of Oregon, 11. K.
kiiKiii I, .Secretary of Htate for the Htate of
Oregon, I'hil Metchiiii, Treasurer of the
state of Oiegon, and together ei-otlieio,
being and constituting Ihe Hoard of Com
mis inner f..r the mile of School and t'ni
versitv lands and for the investment of the
funds arisi ng therefrom for the Htate of Ore.
ami against N. A. l'arretl. Henrietta Bar
rett. Henry Huge, John Huge, and Frank
llailcy assignee of the estate of N. A. liar
rett. si d Henrietta Harrett, Insolvents,
.r the Mini of IS'.') eostn with interest
flier on since July I'itn. l""o at the rate of
i percent p. r annum and the further auni
of $ I'rVi no IT. S. gold coin with interest
thensm ut the rutenfX per cent er annum
Irom Ihe It it ti d .y of July. 1!". and for the
cost and expenses of sale and of aaid writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in persu
anceol sai.l judgment, decree and order ol
sale, I will on Monday the ith day of
March l:Mi at t he soul h door ol the I onrt
House in lliilslsro. Washington County,
(iivgun ill the hour ofll o'clock a. m
ofsMid day. sell at puhlir auction to the
highest bidder for cash, tlie loiiowiug-d s
crilicd real property, to-wit :
I'.i-ing all the Moiiatioii Land Claim of
Fleming Hol.hli.s being claim No I!
llolilitali'in No. 7N7, cernlieate l.tl'i in
seeia.iis TJ.'JI, Ji and 27, 'town 2 N.mli
It range :i W. Will. W. eontaining acres
nil aitnale in Washington ( oiinty, Oregon
to saiisfr the heninlsfore named
aimis. nn.l lor Ihe costs and expense
I aid sale.
haiil .rosrty will be wiM sul.iecl to re
li lnptl.iii as per statute ol 0" gOll.
Witness my hand li is Jlstdayof Febru
ary I'.in.
J I. t l ft liLkllk
. 1'. nn.ii'r.'i.i',
Sheriir Washington County trregon.
Thos. II. Tongue,
Ailomey fur f'lainlins, i-o
.wtirr l Final fMi t letnmt.
Ni.ti' I- liercliy fjiven lint the ler-
ii(iiel nlm ioi-tralor f the eUit of Win
Flow II. I'.r.m lion, ilcreawnf, ha filed lii
final aronnnt in the t ounty Court of
Waaliintrton rotiiitr, Oreiron, and il
((Ktrt hiti tixeil the "!n.l ilar of April, lwn,
ut the hour of 2 'i In k f. m. of ail Hy,
at thet oitntv Court room in llillnliori).
U'.ahinirt.in rMintv. in-iron, a thw time
ani4 tlin foi the lurtrinf .if oojVrliona to
aui'l html nxonnt.
. Ihitp.l tlii'i Il'lll ilnv nf Febriianr, IIHKI.
' W. L. IiA'VIM,
A.lmiiiiatrator of the eatHte of S inlo
II. I'.rnwnaoii, Heroiuied.
II. T. liiHI BV,
Attorney (or tatt.
3U-U
M'
0THERH0OD Is woroan't natural destiny.
Many women ara denied the happiness of childraa
through some deranjjtment of the generative organs.
Actual barrenness is rare.
Among the many triumphs of
SORROWS
OF
STERILITY
"Dear Mrs. Pin-kham Before taking Lydia E. Pin Vh arc's
Vegetable Compound I had one- child which lived only six
hours. The doc tor said it did not ha ve the proper nourishment
while I was carrying it. I did not feel at all well during preg
nancy. In time I conceived
t..-...,vl. f wm.I.I H.eitA . v,ii
Words cannot express tho gratitude I feel KjJ
towards you tor the neip mat
cine was to me uunng una nine.
felt like a new person; did roy work
np to the last, and was sick only a
short time. My baby weighed ten
pounds. He is a fine boy, the
joy of our home. He is now six
weeks old and weighs sixteen
Dounds. Your medicine is cer
tainly a boon in pregnancy.
Mrs. Flora Cooper, of
Doyle. S. Dak., writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham
Ever since my last child I
suffered with inflammation of
the womb, pains in back, left
aide, abdomen and groins. M y
head ached a'.l the time. I (
could not walk across the floor
without suffering intense pain.
I kept getting worse, until
two years ago I wrote to you
for advice, and began taking
Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable
I had not finished the first bottle before I felt better. I took
four bottles, and have been strong and perfectly healthy ever
since, and now have two of the nicest little girls."
Furniture for sale
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get pj'ees
P.O.BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
THE OLD LINE
Bankers Life insurance Co.
OF NEBRASKA ISSUES
The Policy of the Future
Send name, address, and age and get full
particulars of the best plan on which Insur
ance was ever written
J. T. COMPTON, Gen. Agent.
412 Mari-uam lliiilillng,
('roup is a terror of thounti(lx ("if
young mot hern iHtnuse its outbretik
is ho agonizing and frequently fttttl.
Khiloh's cough and conuinption euro
act like magic in caws of crough.- It
bus never lKn known U fail. The
worst carHs relieved immediately.
Price 25e, fiOe and tl.iW, You can
get it at the Delta.
Ileautiful ronilexion is nn im
pCHibility without gKHl blood, the
sort that only exists in connection
with good digestion, a healthy liver
and bowels. Ksrl'n Clover Knot Tea
acts directly on the bowels, liver anil
kidneys keeping them in perfect
health. Price 2.r cts. and r() cts. at
Delta Drug .Store.
Muddy complexions, Nauseating
breath come from chronic. constipa
tion. KarlV ('lover I toot Tea is mi
rmoliite cure anil Iihs U-en wild for
fifty years on an absolute gunra!itee.
Price 2.r cts, and fit! -N. U lta Drug
S'ore.
Do ynu know conuiiiition ii pre
ventable? Uttience has proven that,
and also that neglect is suicidal,, .The
wor't cold or cough can ls otired
with Million's (Viugh and Oinsuiup-
tion Cure. Hold on ponitive guaran
tee for over fifty years. Ilella Drug
Store.
Hick headaches, the curse of over
worked womankind, are quickly noil
snrely cured by Karl's Clover Hoot
Tea, the great Mood purifier and tis
sue builder. Money refunded if not
satisfactory. Price 25 and 5(1 cts. at
Delta.
If Hhiloh's couch and coiisuiiiitinn
cure, which is sold for thesinall iii:'
of 25c, otic and $1 (Ml, does not cure
take Ihe bottle back and we will re
fund your money. Hold fur over 50
years on this guarantee. Fur -mle at
the Delia Drug Htore.
Wm Mohr makes boots at l is
shop on (Second street, liillshoro, for
'i.fll per ir, sewed shoes fur Ir
ani! gives special attention to repair
ing. He uses only first-grade slin k
which enables him lo guarantee his
work.
KIIrtV TK.l .
Oregon Kidney Tea cures back
.hfl ahlnxv ami blaililer trolllile
and constipatl.m. Iella Drug Hiore, '
F. J. Ilarlier has nut in a line hIim k i
of cigars a cigarettes.
What IsHhiloh? A grand old rem
edy for Cough, Colds and Consum.
til ion; used through the world for
half a century, ha cured Innumer
able cases of Ineipiont consumption
and relieved many in advanced Hing
es. If you are not saliffl'sl with the
result wh will refund your 'money.
Price 25 and AO cts nnd 1 1. (Hi. I ( Ha.
Many a lover has turned with dis-
gust from an otherwise lovable girl
with an offensive breath. Karl's
Clover IVnt Tea purifies the breath
by its action on the bowels, etc , as
nothing else will. Hold tor years on
absolute guarantee. Pi ice 25 cts, and
50 cts at Delta.
jall on F. J. lUitx r, Second street
If ynu want a CimI la s -.lu-ipor hair
cut. Try his balh, either hot or
' cold.
Lydia E. PinLham s VegeUbl
Compound is tne ovenotntng oi casca
of supposed barrenness. This gTeat
medicine is so well calculated to regu
late every fonction of the generative or
gans that its efficiency is vouched for
by multitudes of women.
Mas. Ei. WoLfoKD. of Lona Tr,
Iowa, writes:
again, anu
f.-tr advice-
your meui- ..
mm
Compound.
i
I'ortluuil, Oregon
: Acker's FtiglUh Iteinedy villi stop S
roiiKh ut any time, ami will cure tha
wirt cold in twelve hours, or money re
fiimlol. 2.r ami Cfiita at I Kilt Drug
Store,
Notice to Wheelmen.
Ilicyclu tai for la now due and pay
(i hie at the hlii'rilln ollice in 11 illahoro.
W. 1. KUAHKUItJJ.
42-1H Klic ritr nn.l tin collector.
The rAl.IKOIt.NI A ROSE CO., I-oe
A iii'h'H, Oil. are heuiiiiiiirtern of the count
for nice Held rown Ko.SK Ht'BHKH. All
tilt; lutcHt mid txHt aorta, head lor a cata
logue today. ;h(-42
On every bottle of Hhiloh's Con
sumption Cure is this guarantee: "All
we a.-k of you is to use two-thirds of
the contents of thin Ixittle faithfully,
then if you can say you are not bene
ITted return the bottle to your Drug-gi.-4
and he may refund the price
paid." Price 25 cts, and 50 cts and
ll.oo. DHta Drug Htore.
' How is your wife has tide Inet her
beauty'.' If so, Constipation, Indi
gestion, Hick Headache are the prin
cipal cauw-f. Karl'mClover Iloot Tea
has cured these ills for half a centu
ry. Price 25 cts, and 5(1 els. Money
refunded if renults are not satis
factory. Delta Drug Htore.
Kchulmerlch A Hon's is the place to
buy farm implements. Plows, har
rows and wagons sold at prices lower
than other dealers offer them. Turf
and stubble II in sleel or wood beam
at l I 50. Ktubble plows cheafier.
2 noise nleel lever harrows for f 13.60
:t horie alis'l lever harrows at 115.00
III wide tire wagons S5. Compare
tliexe prices with Ihone of other
dealers.
Hhulmerich A Hon have a remenant
Male of shoes at 50 per cent discount
from former pricea.
On sec iu lit of the ateel trust all
arm implement) will be higher than
tiefure tiut Hchiilmeai:'!! A Hon Will
tell after the rai-e at same prices as
others sold before.
(I
i
I NONE SUCH I
s
Mnhlnr hnhhlr th mnaclc Jft
ad MDlSts lur work. Uk Im
$ SORENESS 8
1 5 STIFFNESS 3
I lfothfnu rrl (hem and tOMkm W
j M ftjedjr perfect cure lik W
j St Jacobs Oil