Hillsboro independent., March 30, 1900, Image 3

I'ROIll. CONVENTION
Met Wednesday last and
Married a full Counttj
Ticket
AVI I 1.KJI it .'LITHIUM
Oiilj
right Precincts Kt-pre.eut-t
Old all Hii.Ihm iu
Oae lay. '
The delegates to Ihe prohibition
county convention met in the city
hall last Wednesday at ID o'clock
a. iu.
A. W. Potior wan chosen chairm in
anil lergo I Mighty secretary.
Kijht precincts were ri piescnted,
viz:
Va melius by... t
H I orcal (Jrova :t
N llillMlxro 2
H Hillsboro 4
Dilley 1
Itt-avertou 1
tisslon !i
W Cedar Creek I
Tolal i:
The committee on platform whk
J M Hunter, Wiu Itixter ami II J
Ibtllantyne.
A committee, on nominations wa
apiMiined, v'x: K Well-, K It I.o k
hart, C A Jones, J O Hm.s-k, John
Halter, C 8 Hmitli anil J H Ihomp-
Mill.
At 12 o'clock, noon. Ihe conven
tion took a rec vim till 1 o'eloek i. in.
At tiio re-assembling of 1 1 con
ven tii in the committee on pisiform
reported in thesw words:
MVVe the representative of the
roliiliitlon party of Washington
county in convention assembled re
a Hi rm our alliglane) to the stale ami
uational prohibition party. '.S o i lei-lure
the Hupprcasion of the manu
facture of ami iraMie in intoxicating
liijuora for leverage purpose to Is
Itii nioHt linMirlant Issue before Un
American op'. We la-lieve the
removal of thin the mightiest evil
known to thn world, ennot !
brought alHKit except thru a ilitii-al
party created for and plt-dgisj to this
end.
Thus declaring and U-licving we
Invite to party icllowship all those
who In Ibis with uh agns-."
On niolion the platform wan
adopted.
The ticket reported hy th noiuina
tin committee and ratiliel hy the
convention In:
Senator J M (Insar, Hillslsiro
lleprcsentallvea Julian Hatch,
Dilley; H W Poller, IVavcrton; J S
ThoniMon, Forest drove.
Commissioner John Peter, Hills
born.
-Clerk J K Morhuck, Hherwood.
Sheriff W V llartrampf, Forest
drove.
ltocordcr C A Jones, Hillslsiro.
Assewair C T Hall, Sherwissl,
Treasurer N l' Oakerman, Ki-ed-viile.
Hupt. of Schools W 11 liar.
.Surveyor No nomination.
Oironor A K Htaiidli', t'irne!iiix.
IK-lexitlea ! alale convention are
J S l lioinp-ion, K H IH-k heart, V.
Wei la, l! H Smith, and II J It.ilUti
tyn .
IVntral coinmillee of thr ap
hi hhI were J S ThompHon, J M
Hunter, 11 S N u detant.
Ilia central ciniiiniitee wan in
Htriictetl to use i'.a uIiiiomI i-lforla to
Ifel Wuoley, a -ampain orator from
Ihaeaat, to make aoiim Hpei-lieH in
the count . The convention I lien
adjourn d.
KEILKSTATK.
F Nachbaur lo liana Peterson
KM) feet aeo 4 t '1 n r I w...
K F I'luiiimer and I. us to Alice
llallard 6 ac aec 32 I U rl
w
O II Temple to K lie lemple
miu el ol alii I y
llel.ca Alurdo'k to Alma
Murdia k n e ol a w 4 of a e
aec. 112 t 3 a r I W.
V ti Bima and wf to J S MaMoti
Iota l and A town of (taatoii
John and Archie Canipla-ll to
F Opila lot 12 in UruKT
tract
Abraut Mtandlee lo F t-hiH-n
lot 7 blk i.r t'oriieliu,
W K Thorn and wf to S J Hal
loway lot 4 llk 6 Thorns ad
dition to Hill-slairo
i.'itt
fIKi
SI I
r HttLIAl.K.
There will Iw basket sia ial given
in the Jack school house Saturday
evening, April 7lh, for the la-n tit ol
the Farmington and Har. I.lale bicy
cle club. All are cordially invited to
mm) and have a gaal time. ll:is
keta aa well as dimes will Ih npprc
ciattsl. The beskel maial given in the
HaKeldale m hal t alurday night.
March I7tli, prove! to le a hikwss.
Twenty-one baskets were sold to tin
amount of twenty dollars and thirty
Bve nta. A nice program wa
reiidreil.
Mr. Orote preachol In the sclns'l
houae Sunday and will have mit ting
twi) weeks from then.
Mrs, Christy of Portland visibrd
the aut three day with friends in
llaxcldale.
T. A. Flock Is now teaching the
Mountaludalo acluxil.
Mr. NVedeking vaa home Satur
day. Alovis tlasaner Is home lor a abort
time.
Mr. Kdd F.llerson made a flying
husinem tilp to wesbrn Haxehlali
Monday.
Mr. 1 1 Merman lias mcl in the
llarnelt house and ia now living
town.
A darkey entertainment was given
In Ihe ia hMl hou Wwlmialay and
Thuralay evenings.
Mrs. tlrow has movel la k on her
farm.
20 r
celit discount on hats at
llryan'a.
IL.rn Msi.'h at Farininton to
I-UI Iloge and w ife, a son.
!. Sumni ts hplil his hsnil "pen
thia wek apliting vtoial en a ct op-
ping b!(M-k.
Tlao be! bicycle n earth. (
cent and Cleveland I'.NHt chai
m. .!..! tH and l t.". chainhss
ami ls, IVHH) Cleveland 1 10 and I
ll.iyt, the Jeweler, agent.
Fit su!e, it frli cow, enquire of 8.
li. Humphreys.
K. S. Ji riii' S, MmIii street, U ngeul
tit tho Star I.-vmdry of Portland.
Just arrivisl, m line. liiwTof spring
millinery at Mi. Vrooman'. 4-1 tti
11. li. (i-Mnlin attend il court Wod-ne-wlay
I. -I and viniltil Willi friend-.
loilicn now is the I line to select
your Kt-ter hat. Mr. Vrisiiimn ha
them. . V
Attorney A. K. lUnmn of Jackson
county it in re thin week at work in
tlm cir uit i-ourt.
Mr-.. I, li. Uardner visited several
lays U-t week wiih her aister, Mra.
Klwell of Portland.
M.irri 'd, in McMiunville Kui day
evening March 2-', Miaa Dllie Ml"
C.imi-li and 8. A. (J-uul.
iKily Ori-Kooian !' ceuta pir wek.
Itil the war new, fresh from the
wires. J. W. Cave, agent. 42 4i
Mian Pauline Brown is completing
herself as a dressmaker at the Madam
Keilom; lay lor school of Portland.
(i'o. 1'.. Martin, of McMinnville.
viniti-d friends in HillsUiro h'alurday
and Sunday returniiir Monday
moriiintr.
The" next teachers' examination
will he to ld at the airdeiuy liulldinn
Forest Foreal ti rove, on April 11, 12
and l i next.
Whi n in Foreal (irove remember
you c in get your ahiaa polisheil iu
tine atyle at K. IH'Wey'a next dcar to
Wirtz barla-r aliop.
Tin' youiiK ptople of lU-wlvillo and
Iteaverton will debate the liia-r-Fclish
iU(Mtl(in at lieedville tchool
liou-e next Saturday evening. All
invited.
W. J. Bryan is to apeak in the
Portland Kxponition building on
Weilniwlay next, April 4ih. Pre
la-rations are making to seat 20,1 HK)
(s-oiie.
Mis Alma Itowman came down
from Monmouth on Wedue-sJay'ii
train and will commence teaching at
the Meacliam rro wing acliiail next
Monday.
Wm. Bender is pruning and spray
ing his orchard this week. He re
ports that his family has wearied of
their Halem itwidence and will oc
cupy their Hillahoro home within a
few weeks.
Kltner Hcott, mm of A. W. Scott ol
lteedville is not the Klmer Scott ol
Iteaverton who ia serving time in
the county j til. There are two Scotta
in the county of the aame runic, but
they are not related in any way.
(Jeo. Stilt spent Saturday last
in Ilil'slMiro. His health has not
Is-eii giMtd for several months though
under lr. Bail' y 'a In at men t he ia
miprovinir. Mr. Stilt says he will
not Is' a candidate for representative
this year.
The ladies of the Congregational
churcii exai-t in the near future to
fc'lv an entertainment one feature ol
which will be children dressed In the
i'ersiau costiimea designed from gar
ments liroiight from Turkey by ltev.
I). Slaver, returned missionary.
Jas. Cooper of Inilependence and
Hon. N.U Butler of Dallas, Polk
iHiutilv spent Tuesilay in Hillsboro.
Mr. Butler is one of the attorneys in
the suit of ltrown V land Improve
ment Company which Is now lfore
the circuit court for adjudication.
" The Contist la-tween two Wills"
will ta the theme of the discourse at
i lie Congregational church next Sun
day morning, the pastor, ltev. K. P.
Unfiles iHTiipying the pulpit. In
the evening, at 7::U the Y. P. S. C.
K. will unite in the Quarterly Union
Kmleavor Killy at the Christian
church. Time of la-ginning will la?
7::l0 p m, sharp.
Prof. A. T. Paim. a leaident of
llillshoro from siilto lS'.l.'i, and
will known here, dieil reivntly at
Kii; lew oil, Illinois. Prof. Palm
was a nativi of Pennsylvania. At
the time of his death he was at or
near tiie three ncore mark of life.
His life work waa teaching and his
favorite branch wm niathcaiatica In
which he was proficient. He had
lai-n twice married, hut left no child
ren. A. Shannon ol Montana, our
Mn. K. Crandall'x brother, aurpriae!
lu r Wednesday morning. Mr. Shan
non Is on hia way home from the
Klonilvke country and on this trip
walked over frozen mow up the
Yukon a distance of 400 miles. He
expects to relu-n to Alaska later and
work ground thai lie owns neiow
I law son on the American side of the
line. Cait. CrandaU s family waa
further gladdened Friday by the ar
rival of Mrs. It h Craudall and three
children who will remain till fall.
The iNDK.i-KsiiKNT lain comma
nication with a reliable party who
will insla l a creamery plant at
:iil'-l-oro. Newton. ltedville or
nortliei:et of Hillsboro conditioned
only thai the farmers will pledge the
milk of 2imi cows. The creamery
proprietor will deliver the butter to
the commission ncuse in i-orttanii
and th cheese f. o. b. at Ihe nearest
raiinaid station lo Ihe creamery
t'lie proosition is on the co-operate
nlan. The Industry -an is? mane io
in if the farmers will pledge the
cows.
Lsst August C. Kia-k paid flvedol
trs for three sow pigs, it waa the
full market price then as t would be
r. iw for rigs of same age. lie turn
ed them out lo pasture, but ted a few
carrots through Ihe winter. Two of
the sows have pigs, eighteen. Of
thcc he has sold eight for dollar
each. He expvls to keep the others
till they are worth two dollars each
w hich w ill te before Ihe year Is out.
Thus before Ihe 12 months expire he
will have received 2S cash, Knd
have the old stock remaining. What
industry Is more profitable? Another
sample. Mr. Koch bought Ave
hogs this vek and dressed them for
wliM-h he ii.l tlrtJW- These hogs
w re pigs Mst July. What per et-nt
tfain is thai? Another, Mra. Ortlins
sold poultry for ami invested it In
hog-. Th- so after running in a clov
er pasture a lew weeks she sold for
fit which was lnv-.ted In a heifer.
Thi was kept on pasture till she
was a cow when her calf waa sold
for veal ami a flit cow yet in st.ak.
Any gain? One more, Mr. N. P.
Oakf-rman of Heedville has 12 row a
whose individual record ia kept,
l.asi year they brought an Income to
Mr. Oakerman of frt each. Iwa il
pay to kts p cow7 wm jtiii u-
1 haa herd large enough.
Gen. Ransom Relief Corps
gace a Reception to De
partment President
LAIil.K MMKKK PKKSKNT
In,
H. It. Hare made the Ulilrni !
W elraiue I't rsldral llily
lU-plir!
(ien. ltansom corps auxiliar lo
the II. A. It. held a special meeting
last Saturday for the purpone of ex
tending a public reception to Mi.
Helen M. Galea, president of the de
partment of Oregon, W. K. V. The
Foriftt Orove corw was present aa
well aa friends from Iteaverton. The
occasion was not aniicipated by the
president wherefore nhe was taken
! nurprise. lint tho ma-iability ol
the a-caaiou was iu no wine damped
by that circumstance.
Kxplalning tiie occasion of the
gathering Mrs. W. 1). Hare said:
Mrs. lM'partment President of the
Oregon branch of the Womaim ltelief
Cori: From the organization of
our lloved order iu Oregon until
lat Juue, the rnoxt honortsl poult iou
of la-partmeur President had never
been heel by a member of our home
society, liut upon la's! elecliou Hills
boro was dcai lily honored by the li.
A. H. ami Kelief Corps iu that you
our aister wa.i :lieu elected to till the
highest stat jofli.-e within the gift of
tin order, and your husband selected
Stale Commander of the ti. A. li.
Therefore it is altogether fitting that
we as a corp manifest our apprecia
tion of your election and tender to
you this reception as our token of
such appreciation, and give you un
stinted aahurance ol our hearty sup
port in the adminiritration of your
duties as liepartn ent President.
Here are assembled lo receive you
Die memlMTs of your own corps and
the (1. A. K. Now permit me Mrs.
Department President upou their
behalf lo welcome you lo this recep
tion given you by your corps. For
some weeks we have contemplated
this gathering, hoping lo Ik) able to
elect a lime when your husband aa
well as yourself could also be made
recipient of our humble reception,
hut la-cause of his conliimiil absence
from the city, we at last decided lo
lavisli our compliments upen you
alone. And we earnestly desire this
small token of the esteem in which
we all hold you, to le considered aa
but Ihe merest expression of the true
appreciation we feel in you. We
have invited to share with ua in our
W. i. SRTAH.
W. J. Hryan, the prossetive de-
miM-ratic candidate for LT. S. Presi
dent will lie in llillslsiro at noon
Wednesday, April 4th. The special
train will arrive at that hour Irom
McMinnville. Thevi-itor is lo Mop
long enough to address the citizens
of Hillsboro and Ihe county.
exultation, the sisters of our neighbor
co'ps No. 11 ot rorest (trove and
friends Irom Iteaverton and fondly
hos that this welcoming home of
the 1st D'arliiieiit I 'resident of (ien.
ltansom Belief Corps to b long rem-
cmhen-d iu our sH-ieiy.
To this hearty welcome the De
partment President reply ed In pail
HI these words.
Comrades, mcmbera of the Relief
Corps and friends, I am indeed glad
to la with you today and renew our
acquaintance and weld more firmly
those ties which bind ns together.
For we of the Uelief Corps are the
mothers, wives, laughters, sisters
and sweethearts of those "Gallant
men'' who in the eaily sixties ans
wered to "Duty and their Country
call." And today we of Ihe Relief
Corps are doing what we can for the
"Remnant of that mighty host," and
aa we the mmr kin of these noble
men, ts-come aged and our hands too
feeble to minister unto them, then
our sisters the loyal women of this
fair land, will take up this work, in
which they have already so greatly
aided us, anil carry It to a finish
And now 1 wish to make a plea to
all women who are not already
meinls rs of our order, to come and
help us. We have no benefit to of
fer you. If vou come il will be simp
ly love (f coun-ry uncle manifest in
this your il.-sire to help us care lor
these yH-r country's defenders In
their declining years. It ia hardly
necessary that I assure you my com
radea that we of the Relief Corps find
our greatest pleasure to working for
you, and that our motto la now and
ever nhall la? that noble trio of the
Oram! Army of the Republic, Fra
ternily. Charity and Loyalty.
Dead Uttrr IJU
The following is a list of letters re
maining uncalled for in Ihe ponton!'
at llillslioro. Mar. 2:1, PN0:
Mr. Chas. While,
Mr. Frank Mason,
Mr. Joseph Islgett,
Clark Oancy,
Mrs. Sadie lay,
Mr. Carl Meyers.
All letters not calhsl for liv Air
7. Willis- scut lo the lead Ijetter
Office. Ooe cent will le charged for
esx-h letter calico tor.
II . S m i.VF.KK II, P. M
Iiverpool salt, (
brooms 2.V at llryan's.
4.V. No. 3
Oraniilaleil sugar, American,
fis? f I 00 at Bryan's.
19Tb
Prof. A. U. Swertser of the Pacific
University w ill pre, ch In Ihe M. K.
churxh next Sunday both mornit)g
and eveuiug.
I
K. K. Ennia who live on Main
floed tu hia room aeiiou
l. ill Mr Krmia ha been ailing for
a long time and thia attack give- l.i
frieada oioat aerloua concern.
Tberemaioaof F-la A. Hunting
ton who died Sjtui lsv in Portland
at Ihe age of 19 year wer buried in
Masonic cemetery last Muoday.
Ktla waa the eldest daughter of Pel
Finney Huuliiiton ami grand dau
ghter of A, Finney ao well and fa
vorably known here.
Mr. Newell Ihe horticultural eorr
oiiamuner waa ia town last Wednes
day for tba purpose of making hia
second orchard inspection. Ha aaya
that the people of Hillsboro and va
cinity are pruning and spraying or
chards more thoroughly than at aoy
other place io the county.
Hod. Wo du Scoggin i ur Mrs. 1 1
A. Hailey'a brother died at hia home-
in Portland Wednesday mornlog.
Mr. Hcoggin'a boy ho si home waa
W ash i n v ton couotv. Two years ago
he had stroke of paralysis. From
thli ha nHiir fullv recoverMtl and the
second attack thia week proved fatal.
lie waa vj years oiu.
Hon. I. A. Macruui of this county
haa been appointed U. S. Frestry
CnininLsaiouer. The notidcati n of
the apiMtintment comes through
Hon. Ltioger Herman commissioner
of Ihe land oftk-e. Mr. Macrum
could Dot Im3 Been aa he has been In
Washington till within a day oi two,
then fore II ia not known here when
he will euter upon the duties of his
office.
If V (lor. inn of Forest drove duir
300 bushels of potatoes last week that
had lain In Ihe grouuuau winter ano
haa 200 bushels mare lo dig. The
groun I is in fine condition and me
ootatoca come out iresn ana in a noe
preservation. Several of his Deigh-
Imra Iiova nolatiiea et to diir.
Our neighbors of the eastern slatea at
the time Dir. uoroou waa inggiug,
were shivering from the blusia ot
blizzards.
r.uinlv Clerk lmbrie received a
personal letter from Judge Rood who
at the time of writing, March 19, was
at Appleton City, Mo. with his bro
ther, John U Hood, judge it wa
not well when he wrote, having
caught a severe cold the day he pas
se I through Kansaa City. lie ia not
favorably impressed with that coun
try and expresses uecineu preier-
rnce for Oregon. Judge itood ex
pect lo be at home by Monday next.
Mr. J. T. Young baa found hie
horse that waa stolen last week but
the their haa escaped. Mr. O. F.
Parkinson of Sylvan three and a hall
miles thia aide of Sylvan bought Ihe
horse from stranger. Tho animal
had twen disfigured by having Ihe
hair of her tail thinned and her
mane ronched. Mr. Parkinson had
driven the hone all through Partlanl
several times yet the detectives there
never bad a thought that Ihe tine
stepping animal waa Ihe one bulle
lined at the central etui ion. And
that causes Mr. Young lo have a
pr opinion of Ihe detective force ol
Portland.
NOTICIC fr'OK rt'HLIt'ATlOX
Land Othceat On-iron City ).D.
March 17. 1MD0.
XTOTICK 18 HKREBY UIVEV. THAT
i the I'ollowiiiK named iwltlor haa tiled
mitico ui his inU-nlion to make imal I root
in KiiiMri of lii-vlaim, and that raid prool
will In made i eforw the Knoxter anf K. -c
Herat OceKO" -'ity. Oregon, on April to
Mil, in:
IKAn K ri-.IKill.lv,
H. E. No. 1UM7 lor tin N ol S '4 8 W
li ii I K . nd 8 E ' of 8 W Vt 8. c Ti T
3 N It S W.
He names the ful owinx witneaaes to
prov' Inn contiiiuoiil renidelns? uuou and
ciiltivutoin ol aid Ian I, via:
Isjh nuett, ol foitanii. or., j .dh
Rauwh of lluitoii. Or.. A. II H-ohrld (if
Olenwood, Ur., Andrew Kosluri of Hmlon
Or. OHA8. rl. MiJOKES,
44 50 Kegmter.
NUK.KIK H4I.K.
BY VIRTl'K t)F AN EXECUTION,
decree and order ol sale, inoiied out
f Iherirruit court of the Uxln of Un-eoii
for WiuliiiiKton countv in favor of W. J.
Van hchuyver, f luinlilt ana Kint n. li.
I alt. m and Marv K Putton his wile. biiMin
Can-on, I'liilena V. Olsen and UleUlxen her
hiisuanu, r.iiierson lirnnt ration anil wil
Anna i. ration. Defendants, for the ami!
f '.'4 Iki coat and distiuisements with la
It-real thereon at the rate of rt per cent per
ani.uni from the 27 dav of Janaarv !'..
anil Ihe Hi rt her mini of ! . will, inter
el thereon at the rate of B per evnt. per
annum irom tne it aar oi January, latai
the further Bum of twenty three and
twelve one-hundredtlia dollars with inter
est I hereon from April 6, IMXat the rate
of d per rent per annum, aim the mini ol
17. So own and dixbiirsenienta with interest
thereon from laniiary -.7 IMU at the iate
of H percent I er annum. The further autn
of live homlreit iiiiiteen and aixty six one-
liuiiilretlth dollars in V . R, Hold coin Willi
inlereet thereon from January 27 I'M at
the rate ol 10 per cent per annum and the
further autn of f 7.MI cool and du-huree-menta.
Now, therefore, by vntue and in penm-
anre of lutic ludnnieiit decree an i
onierof aale, I will on Monday lhld day
of April, at th- south door ol
tlie.ourt liouwin Hlllstioro, Wanhiiorton
county Ureiron. at the hotirof In i-'ilm k a
m ol mod 'lay m il ht puiilic aui tion to tne
htirheet bidder for rah the lollowing-de-K-riltt
rval property to-wit:
lieKinninK at a point wliu n la reucned
by ruiitiiiiir roin the quarter aection cor
ner on the K line of T is t I a r 1 w will
mrr P saJ 7' W -il rha N 87" 3 ' V 4..VI cha
8 2 W ta.SI rha to the N E cor of the
tract to be de-rrilied, thence tt 2 linka,
thence Hi" VJ.i to an iron corner,
thence 8 M" 3n' W i:t.7.'n-ha to a Iron cor
ner tlienre N t7' W 7,?4cha to an iron cor
ner. thenre N IU !S rha to an imn corner
thence Ei.sAi-ha to the pace of betrin-
ninc. tonuiiunK ji.w aciea. an
ituuU) in WaKhin ton county, tret(iiii
to antiMy the hereinhef.irw named
lima, and for the roeta and eipenaea of
aitin aale.
huid pronertv will he sold auhiert to re-
demi-tion as per atattile oi Oreiniii.
itneas my iiami una I2tn day ol Marcn
iw.
W. D. BRAHKOKD.
HlieritT of Wa-hinalon county Oreaon
W. M. Karrett, Attorney for t'laintilt. 4J 4
NOTICEFORPUBLICATION
!. Orrn a at Onions Citt, Oms.
Keb. 24. I'VO.
OTICK H HEUEKY tilVE.N THAT
i. v the fullowtiig-named settler haa tiled
notice of hia intention to make final prool
in aiiprs-rt ol hia claim, ami that said
proof will be mail belore the County Clerk
of Waahington comity, Hiilaboru, Oregon,
on Apr. , ivu 1 11 :
WILLIAM ROOM.
11. E. UK,;, fra- the NEW of iee tt, T J N
K W.
He names Ihe following witnesses to
prove hia continuous feaidenew upon and
cultivation of aaid land, via:
Hen jam in M. olhna, ot lir, Cre.
tvniaimn A. onina, 01
William Huasie, of
Kll Smith, of - 1
lHAl B. MOORErt,
41-4A Register
PIANOS and ORGANS
TTSKI) AXH REPAIRC1K,
Wort Guanilcci. Terms Eeascnaale.
AMretw, f. C. SlUJiHIS,
lUUatwro, Or.
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SPLENDID CATCH
A Fresno Cal. EmtezzkT
Arrestt-d last Tu?sd;iij.
Afternoon.
A L A U; K K K W A li I) 0 K H li H
Has
Urea la Ihis (eautj Several
Xaalhk Wlue tapper
Spoilt.
Sherid Bradford by hia special de
puties, Mt-Naiiier and We.-KMtl on
1'ueaday last arrested J. V. Slmiik
tin wauled in Fresno, California, for
embt zxleuient. Shaukiin has taeu
iu this county six or more month
and haa stopped alxiut (rreenvilie
aud a part of the time at Walter l'ur
dlus, where ho wa.- known by toe
name of Coieuiau. The arrest
made on the road tatween tire, nville
and Forest Orove. The city autho
rities of Fresno offered a reward ol
f-Joo for hia arrest. This Information
waa given to Sheriff Bradford ia a
circular having finely priuted halt
tone likeness of Shanklin. Thia cir
cular aa it hung in the sheriffs oflLv
attracted the attention of a visitor
from Greenville who told Mr. Brad
ford that there was a stranger iu hia
neighborhood that looked like the
picture. Work ou Uie ca.-9 was com
ineuced, and the arrest is made. The
circular stated that Shankiiu might
t traveling with a womau iuiiiihI
Belle Wolf but he is uot, though lie
admits that he knowa a womau hear
ing that name aud that Ihe last he
knew of her she waa at ly Angeles.
It is not known what fundi wen
embezzled but siuco the reward is
offered by Ihe trusteed of Fresno it i
sunuised that be had the handling of
city money and was a municipal of
Qw. The accused posed as a m n
io high life about Greenville. Last
week he ordered a case of winn and
bad invitations out for a wine sup
per lo be eaten next Sunday. The
wine is on hand, but the host will
doubtleaa by that time lie on his way
totresuo, Mr. Bradford has had
Shanklins trunk brought lo his o ni
ce. After examining; the contents he
U convinced that be has the right
man. The Fresno otlliwrs ia expwet.
ed to arrive this evening or tomor
row. MAlUUAliK I.IO..NSK.
Llceuse to wed was- iasueil March
24 lo Archie A Pike 27 and Mattic
M Billstine K W Knapp M and
Clara LSkeels 64; March L'7 lanl
Parsons 3i and Alice McNaiuer ;iti
Go account of the steel trust all
arm implements will In- higher than
before but rich u I men i.-h A Son will
ell after the raise at same prices a-
athers sold before.
What Is Shiloh? A grand old rem
edy for Cough, Colds aud Consum
ption; uaed through the world for
half a century, has cured innumer
able cases of incipiout consumption
and relieved many in advanced stag
ed. If you are not sntbrfied with Hi
results we will refund your money.
Price 25 and 60 cb and fl.(H). It Ha.
Tencher'a Kxamlnntion.
Notice ia hereby piveu that thu countv
hoard of examinera of WhsIiiiil-I 'ii colon v.
Oregon wilt bold the reiru ar eantiiiatiuu
ot applicants lor first, neeoiul and t ii.d
grade, and primary frrude certilicat-'n, al
Academy nail, l-oreal un.ve, on April 11,
I.' and 11 aa lo Iowa:
Comuiencinir W ednea.lav, Apr 1 It, at f
o'clock a m and continuing until Krilay,
Apru Id at 4 o clock p m.
For ('aunty Papers.
Welneadav I enmansliiii. History. Or
thogra hy. reading.
1 hursdsy W'ntu-n Arithme tc. Theory
of Teaching, Urammar, School law.
rriday iieoisrapliy. Mental Arumm-ur,
Physiology, Civil government.
Far Primary Certificate.
Wednesday Penmanship, Orthography,
Refilling
1 buriilay Art of questioning, 1 ln-ory
of teaching, Methods.
11 . A . HAI.l.,
County achooi aupvriiitcielent
A0KXT8 wanted for the l-est ly p. -writer
on tn mami'l, me - rnuniurg isnue;
writing in signt at all times, eiclaaiie
territory given, Adilresa liindley Hard
wa a Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
KOTICK Hilt I'l HMC1TION
Larb Orri at Orkhos I'itt.
March 17. -.i
iTOTICK IS HKKLUY UIVKN, I H 1 1
N the followiiig-nauicd settler has lilisi
notice of Ida intention to m.-iae linal prool
in support of hia claim, and that said proil
will i niaale belore the Kegister ami Ke
ceiver at Oiegon City, Or., en April
IHUU, vis:
AMRKn kOSl L Kl,
II. K. 10104 for the rl W ol N V , N "
K o tf W it H c. 13 and S W of t. ' Si.
14. T 3 N K 5 W.
He names the following witnesses t
Drove hia continuoue rrsi-toi ee upor ami
cultivation of said laud, vis:
Kraak Petrsilka of Hiinon, Ur.. l-on
fwelt of Portland, Or.. Wilnam t.-hlt ol
Hurton, Or., lavid t. Knlin of Hint. .11. r.
I IIAO. o. jl.'oi.r.-,
44 SO Itegisti-r.
XOTH'KHIIt IM KLK'ATItrX
I.iao Orrtct at Omnos Citt. Oh.
Mi-r in. !!0,
kV OTITIC H HKRF.BY (il KX. TH AI
the follnwinv-nallKsl atttli-r has lie -l
notice of hia intention to make linal proof
in anpport of his claim, and that said pr-s-f
will la.-mane ra-iore tiieou-iij -
Washington Comity, al HilUboro Ore., 011
Apr. , via:
JOHN L. IIPXT.
H. K. No (W7S for the 8 i of X K of
Her U. 1 2X K 3 W .
He namra the following whnessea to
pr. ve hi eontintioua residence iisni an-l
cultivation 01 aani iami, ti:
Angus Met loud, of (il.-n.-oe. Ore
Washing on Jones, of "
John McClond, o
ieorge I anon, of
I'll Ad. H. VtM'UM
li'gi'lt-r.
Sot ire l t-'tMMl !eitlemeMl.
'utk l horl.y given that ili in h-r-signed
ailniini-lraior el th- et-ite -l in
slow II. BrownHi, drwajwl, ha tiled I . i -final
acroont in the t'ounty l'nrt of
WMhinfton eountT, ( rtrtn, n. -wi-l
court ha fl xni the 2n-l ) uf April, l'""'.
at tha boor of i ft'cl k p- m. -f 'IT.
at the (onnty l'oirt r-m in llill-l.ir-s
Whingtnn'muntT, treen, a the time
anH plac ft the hnriiif f ol je-tioi to
said anal aTanl.
listed thia 12th day of F-l-niarr. l ;..i.
W. U IAV1S.
Administrator of the ratatr of Win-low
II. hrownann, drccaaeJ.
H. T. Baolbt,
Atlorary lur Ealate.
3i-U
i
Till: FAIIMiiWS SIllK.
M PORTA. I I
iTS l.
i.LL a
0 ROADS
lie Khtoild l .
lo lirlrrwi.i
'r " !
l ttii It, in 4llied
V. bHl ICuMdv Iu Itm
:ii Ibr t llta kWwlftld
wl.
I. i. .-, r,- inn I inj.tirt.iut jHiinta
ai i. ti lie i ire., i should aluaya tuniat
t. i in ! - ii-un: the Kod roads quea
U.i. la the I.i -I iil.ee. no oue but the
luaui r liiiiiM'lf k.Miuld Is permitted to
leleriiiiiit- the impi -vctiicuta 111 roads
li.L arc to lx- uuiici lukru for his
Isiielit. I.ltile 1.-0111I will result to him
t lr-niii th. ...itit i-iii 1 1. ,ti i,f f miiiIv r,ld
lolim-ctiug the lui'ttcr cities. They
aould le -t Is- twe I the farmer. The
farmer's n..i.l a..- iL.- mads rudiatitig
from the railway Hiatinaa. from the
on 11 1 j- seats and country market
towns, the n .'..Is which connect hia
farm with the k'Mh1Uv, the village
store, t lit- at-IhMilli'nise. the cliurch aud
the railroad I.-mi. If the gtHMl rtuida
(H-ople have the fiiiiner'a luten-st hou-i-Htly
at heart. If they really mean to
direct their effort tiiivard the advauc
inent of u'i ii uliure mid to reducing
the coat of ha-.illn crop, these are the
roads they will M-.-U to improve. Farm
era have upiKised almost every move
ment for the construct iou oT drives
and boulevards Intended 10 connect the
cities, and proM-rly so. Tanners should
not be exa--ted to cuiiiriliute to tha
cost of I'llililill.' till III.
Stvondly, the farmer sliotdd inslat
that any general plan of roail Improve
ment must pmviile fur placing a lib
eral share of the cost iism the cltlea.
It ia simply out of the question for
ft
v c-
UOOO It ALL 8KASONB.
IKrura L. A. W. Bulletla.J
the fanuers alone to provide a genend
system of good roads. The clUea are
tho great centers of wealth. I'leiy are
the great distributing points for both
manufactures and agricultural prod
ucts. Agricultural America haa built
them up and maintains them. Their
union with the fanning districts la
close upon a tin in I red different chan
nels ot trade. Each depends upon the
other. What is more proH-r, then,
than that tho city should uuite with
the country In constructing and main
taining KuItaMe and ethVlcnt means
of communication and transportation
And the cities are willing, too, to Join
hii'.nls with tho farmer Iu doing so.
These two liiortniit conaldcratlona
are both properly observed In the sys
tem of state ni l to roads. Massachu
setts, New York. New Jersey and Con
necticut are probably the states which
hove made the greatest progress in
country road building. They have all
levied ,tnte highway taxes and have
built roads by a system of state aid.
Wh'.lo the rate of taxation haa been
low the amount collected haa been con
aldcralile. In New York a state tat
of 1 1-10 cents upon every thousand
dollars' assessed valuation created a
road fund of $.Vi.Ooo. four-fifths of the
whole amount being collected in the
cities, where most of the property In
the state Is situated. The state aid
system does not Interfere with preseut
road building methods, but simply pro
vides a means by which an enterpris
ing community desiring to possess first
class highways may obtain financial
assistance for the purpose. In New
York the towns complying with the
state aid Ltw receive from outside
sources a sum four or five times as
large as the amount they raise them
selves for road building purposes. The
stnte contribute to the expose of
road building Just as It contributes to
the cost of maintaining public schools,
which nre conducted by lK-nl officials,
but which to receive such state as
sistance must be up to a certain stand
ard. This svstein of state aid is meeting
with general approval from farmers
wherever understood. It la dcaerved
ly popular In the east, especially in
New Jersey, where It has leen la ef
fect since 1S!2 or The farmers'
national congress, the most powerful
and Influential agricultural body In the
world, has strongly Indorsed It. Min
nesota has ndopted a constitutional
amendment authorizing state aid to
roads by a popular vote of almost two
to one. A similar constitutional amend
ment Is pending in Wisconsin. A state
convention of mm farmers, held at Mil
waukee at the time of the last atate
fair, unanimously ludorsed state aid
in road building. Similar resolutions
were pass.il this fall by 30 good roads
conventions held In Wisconsin, Min
nesota. Iowa. Illinois. Texas and Ar
kansas, all of whleh were controlled by
farmers. Oiro Iioa.oEB,
Chairman U A. W. Highway Improve
ment Committee.
Hoad Neeraaarr.
The lnvnitioB of the locomotive
would never have amounted to much If
no one had ever Invented a track for It
to run on. One of these Items la aa
essential as the other In securing good
aud rapid transportation.
Road, mt Fa rap.
The pnntliient of Eiiroix- ha Wa."!
mile of public lilpliwny. nioat of which
I kept In S' comiition by apocial
provincial or departmental taiea.
WIMIDM'H KonCKTHE
Vilom'i 14l-rlinp correcla all
blemi-lic! of the fieo nn-l make a
tMMiitifiil (uniplexion. Ii-lta I rutf
Store.
e. l Mccormick,
IwmI.t I.i
Bicuclc 2Ci Ricijcle Sundries
rtacycle.
Imf-rial,
Rambler,
Cra ford,
$..'! to
25 to t
20 to 45
3.1 lo Zil
Wheel lo rent and aecoml hand
wlWN for -ale at rea-wmaliie 1-rn-e
Vala Street, Ulllsbere, Orea.
PREPARE for the turn of life. It U a critical period.
As indications of the change appear be "re your phyaV
cal condition is good. The experience is u wonderful
one and under some circumstances full of menace. Mt. Pink
ham, of Lynn, Mas., will give you her advice v. ith.-r t charjrw.
TAWS WITH
WOMAN OF
MIDDLE AGE
ing and became very weak. When I wrote to you I was down
in bed. had not sat up for six months; was under a doctor'
treatment all the time, but it did me no good. I had almost
given up in despair, but your Vegetable Compound has mad
me feel like a new woman. I cannot thank you enough. I
would advise any woman who is afflicted as 1 have been to
write to
Mrs. Pinkham, at I
Lynn. Mass., and gtt her fcd
yice and be cured as I have
been."
Mrs. F. H. Alliiv, 419 Ne
braska Ave., Toledo. Ohio,
writes:
'Ikar Mrs. Pinkham.-
Change of life was working on
tne. My kidneys and bladder
were ailected. I had been
confined to the house all sum
mer, not able to stand
on my feet for any
length of time. Terri
ble D.iins when urinat
ing and an itching that
nearly drove me w
me- f W
dies. I told my hus-S
uau ti n.a "" v 1 1 . w .-j-
band I had great faith I
,h 9.
in yours and he got me a bottle; am now on my fourth iiottle.
I feel that I am entirely cured. I can work all day. lean hare ly
realize that such a wonderful cure is possible. Lydia V.. Pink-ham'-
Vegetable Compound is the best medicine for wo.uen."
Don't wait until you ate prostrated with the mysterious con
dition known as "Changa of Life." Get Mis. Pinkham's ad
yici and learn ho other women got through.
Furniture for sale
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
T'j prove this call at the comer of
p. o. BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
THE OLD LINE
Bankers Life insurance Co.
OF NEBRASKA ISSUES
The Policy of the Future
41 i Maniuaia Ituihlhifr,
JOHN DELLAR
Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sts.
MOTE TIIIC HU.MHHNU I'lilt
Ladies' Shoes, Kid or Kangaroo,
Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, q uo value
Boys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4 .50 value
Crescent Suits,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Croup is a terror of thousands of
you 11 tuothiTH la-cause its outbreak
i ao aironixing and frequently fatal.
Shi lob's cough and consumption cure
act like manic in -a-a of crouch. It
haa never been known to fail. The
wort cast relieve! immiMlia'cty.
I'rh-e 25', fKlc and ll.lHi You cun
iret it at the Ifc-lta.
Iieautiful ifiiiiplcxion is 1111 im
iio-xibility without K'1"' bliMxl, the
sort tliat only exists in rotiun-lion
with giaal difstion, a lu-althy liver
and bowels, Karl'a Clover It-MitTia
act lirectly on the ImiwcIs, liver and
kidney ket-pinir them in perfect
health. l'ri-e ' i ts. and 50 cts. at
Ilelta Drue .Store.
Muddy complexions, Nauseating
breath come from chronic constipa
tion. Karl'a Clover Hunt lea is an
absolute cure and haa been sold for
flfty years on an absolute gtisrant-.
rice 2.r cts, and 50 c-ts. ix tia urug
Store.
Di you know consumption Is pr-
....n l.lr. U.I..im ha. t.viii-iin lliuf
vriii.i'ir. nnn ........ .......
and also that neglect is siiii iil-1. The
worst com or cougn can rs curcu
with Mhi'ohV (Vugh and Oiiiuiii
t ion Cure. Sold on sitive iftiHmn
tee for over fifty year. Delta Drug
Store.
Hick headache, Ihe cure of over
worked womankind, are ipiickly and
"Urely cured by Karl' Clover It-sil
Tea, the great bl.aal purilier ami tis
sue builder. Money refumb-! if ti t
tttisfactory. lriw il ami 5t cts. at
Delta.
If Shiloh' cough and consumption
core, which is mild for the small prire
of 2.1c, 50c and fl 00, does not cure
lake the bottle Imck ami we will re
fund your money. Hold for over 'M
year on this guarantee. For sale at
Ihe Delta Drug Store.
Win Motif make t.ts at I I
shop n Second street, 1 1 ill-lsiro, f..r
t '. Ftl t.w iMtr M-wa.l mIiims ft ir f "i
T'w.W - - I - ...
ami give ss ial slti nlioti t-i repair
ing. He usAi only tlrst-rrade st's k
which enable him to gimrsiile- lii
wrk. KID IK V TEA .
Oregon Kidney Tea cure ba-k-ache,
lidney and bladder trouble
ami constipation. iH-lt Drug Store.
F. J. Barber has put in a" fine (h k
of cigsrs a cigarett-.
Call on f'T J. Hart r, Sssind trs t
if yoa want a flrt-clsi -hve or hair
cut. Try hi lil. i'her tA r
coll.
Khulinerichi Sin be a rr-meriant
aleofshoea at Ml a-r ci nt discount
, froultorDef pricea,
She has done o much tor women,
surely you can trust her. Read
this letter from Mks. M. C. GtUt
riXO, of Georgevtlle. Mo. :
"Dear Mrs. Pinkham: Th
doctor called my trouble ulcer
tion of wotnb and change of life.
I was troubled with profnse flow
!'FVt VV- 'jv
S ;.!'b'iife!r
' v friJr&r jJ: 4.
WiA -'K -''41
r . - jLtr . v. .,
".I'.'.'W i. -'t V ''
1
M.iin'aiul Third streets ami get p-iices
Send name, address, ami age and get full
particulars of the best plan on which Insur
ance, was ever written
J. F. COMPTON, Gen. Agent.
1'ortlanil, Oreiroa.
VJI-4aB ft kr ft UlllllUlllllVii
SHOES
IS t III K M'lt I ll.l IKS:
Lace or liutton, 2.50 value
$1.73
7.ro
2.G0
AO
Prop.
-75 value
JOHN DELLAR.
Acker Kiiglish Krmeily tt lit atop a
eolith at any tune, ami will cure the
mir-t cold in twelve liourn, or money re
fnndnl. 2.ri bihI fSI cents at lHllA Drug
SUire,
itlce to Wheelmen.
Iticyi-lu tin for llli.i ia now dua and rar-
til'le at tin- hhcrilts ollici- in 11 illnlxjru.
w. 1). in; aih nun.
4'-'-4li Mln riir:in(l Ult culli-rtor.
Tin OAI.IKOIIM A lili.SK ft)., Ixm
Anlef, I'al.are Iieai1il.'irt4-ri of the const
for iiii-e Held jrrown Ki imK Kl'WHKW. All
tiie littei-t and best aortn. betiil lor a ca a
Ui-ue Usluy. ta ki
l)n 1 very Isittle of Shilob'a Con
sumption Curt- is this guarant-: "All
we a--k of you is to use two-thirds of
the contents of this bottle faithfully,
then if you can any you are not liene
ITtsl return the Isiltle to your Drug
gist and he may refund the price
paid." I'rice 2.1 els, ami Ml cts and
tl.tMt. Delta Drug Store.
How is your wife has she lost her
Is-auty? If so, Conti.Hlioii, Indi-gi-stion,
Sick Headache arc the prin
cipal caus. Karl's Clover Root Tea
hss ciinsl these ills for half a centu
ry. I'rice 2.1 cts, and Ml cts. Money
refunded if result are not aatis
faetory. lielta Drug Store.
MIIKICIr t M !S AI.F.
)Y VIlill'K F AS KXKOCTIO.V
i) It-re; ami Onler ol H:tl iiwro-d out
l tti- 1 in-ti it ourt uf the Mjtte uf I ir-gin
lor W:i-lunKt"ti 1'iiutiiV, 111 laviir of W. P.
Uinl 1 mvi-rn-irol the MaU- of lrpi?iii, II. K.
k il'i-ai-t, .Si-eret.-iry uf hlule tor the htat- ot
I irt v ill, I'tii 1 Mi-Ohioi, Iri-ii.iirer of the
state of tlreeon, aiel t'lpi-thi-r pi-iltielu.
Iif-i nif uikI 1011. titutinir the I'oanl ol l iim
iiiia-iiinern fur the t-aie of setioit anil t'ni
rerhity laml. ami fur tnt- inveMlnip-it of tha
fuiiilt an.i nir tlipri-frorn for th- Mat- ol Urp.
-oi-l n.iui.l V A. i'.arn-ti. ll'-iir.-tta llar-r-'tt.
llt-nry H'i-, John llnf. ami frank
Lailey ai.ifc.'liee of the i-.tale .f S. A. ltar-ri-ll.
ami lli'iini'tli I'a-ri-tt, I ii-m-Ivi-oI-.
l-.r th-- i-iimi -f IJ'.'O n.t. with irib-rrf-t
t h'-r. on i in I nl V lot . I -' wt I lip rate, of
s ier -iil -1 r anuili'i ant thti f'irltii-r aunt
,t li'ii 01 I', s. rolii i-oin Aiti inu-n-rt
thrn-011 at lie rate ol"S mt cm p-r annatii
In. in lie- li.lh it .V of July !., ami for th
rii-l ami X J 1 1 of ale ,inl of .al-t writ.
Nii.,lii' 11 fur" hy virtue ami in p.r.u-.luri-
oi ii. -uil-rni'-iit fli ti-c an 1 oMt-r !
-!-. 1 iii 0:1 Mon-lay the tti ilay of
liv.. ii I-.' -ll ttie -Mj'Hh il.Hir ot the onr-t
Il.iu.-i- in ltlil-1-orri a-.illi-ton I olllilf,
iTi-on .t the hour ot It o'f Im k a. m .
of. o.l '1 iv. . II at -.illMi-- auitliin lo the
huriie-1 t-iil'I'-r for a.h, tt.e I oil ! l Ti f--rlt9w-r.
al tiroj-'-riy. to-wil
I - -1 i fcC ml th-' iNination l.ami Claim of
tliiiiiiiir liohtiiii. U-nirf l.iliu No. 4-i.
notiiH aiion No. T-.7, r-rt iiii-aip I31. in
-in. n. T'. Zt. Ji and 'J'. Iun2 North
I: ran-fp 3 W. Will M . cottUii nioir :i'Jii aprp
a t aioialp in Wiiphiti-tton ' on nly, IrtKirort
t i .iii--f the h-r-iiit. for named
'i-i.p aii'i for the inf. ami eij-eii-iee of
i.ii.I ..ip.
S ml t.roi. rty will 14 fil'l mjlije-r-t to n
.). ro .1 1. in a. fr .tatille ol ! T aoll.
iln.-.. jr hatill thl. .'I"t 'lay of -'tbrt.
ary I'm
W. I. IClAbKOKtl,
Hir-ilt Wruiliiii-iUjii County Ore)(,jii.
1 rKi. II. I onirup,
Attoroay for PUial.fla, Uy-tb