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I
FIRE BUG AT WORK I
j, u
An Empty House, on L'use-
line Street Fired but
Damage teas Sliflht
SMALL IJLAK ON SIMUV
The Home t WillUia ortou ('hmkIiI
lire anil rtrriiiru IVoMy
The monotony that Inul not iieen
broken for two yearn was frstcturetl
uu riiiilny afternoon when tire
alarm called out the department.
The blaze wait iu I tin roof of Mr. Nnr
ton' house in the south part f town.
The lire waa quenched bi lore much
damage waa done. Again at half
paal nine o'clock Monday evening
the department waa on I ho run
Id put out an Incendiary tire kindled
in John .Smith's one and a half story
dwelling at the nor! h east corner of
liaseline and Hixth at reel. The pre
mise have not Irhii occupied for nev
er h I yearn. The lire waa atarled in
the angle where the-woodshed Joins
the main building. Misa Humph
rey Itrst aaw the light and sent an
alarm in from Mr W. II. Wehrungs
telephone. The department look
water from the hydrant at the corner
of Fifth and 1 Subline alreeta running
out CIO feet of hone. HNin the the
waa undt r control and the damage ia
trivial. The Are company waa back
to Ita (juartera in 40 uiinuiea from the
time of starling out. They found
the co tree club in MHcmon ready to
aerve hot coffee. This wa thankful
ly received by the hoaenien aevoral
of whom hud eeu drencheil ax they
Kroxl their dark way through the
building on lire.
KE tL fc.Vi'AIK.
Thos McFarland to David
O'Douuell 80 ac fee 20 lanr
4 W odO
J M Hiatt to J Jemisou ;i0 ae
Horace 1'araona donation 1.000
J Iturgholzer to M liurghol.er
andwfs e 4 aee 15 t 3 n r 5
w 1
II A llaynld to 1' Anderaon A
Co 58.1m. ihkc (It 1 a r 4 w... HO
A llinman aaaigneeto LP and
J K Caratena a w 4 7 t 2
n r 8 w and 100 a nee 4 t 2 n
r4w - iK'
liiK'indd Kohen to Oruce A
Ittellu"20 ae A Griilitli d I
c 1000
Henry Cop and wf to J Vcr
boort 1)8.87 ae aee 12 A. 12 t 1
n r 4 w 15no
C'haa Htandhridge A wf to 11 K
Campbell part lot 3 blk it
Koruat drove Moo
KliziCamiwII toC II Camplioll
aauieaa above loon
It J Kinney to J Mocrol'l :!5ae
H T Tupper donation 1500
Washington county to J Ktlill
Iota 2."., 2lt, 27, 28. 2!), :10, 31
in Idle II and iota 3, 4, 6 and
i blk 10 and lot It and I'J in
blk 20 Went I'orllaud lits 110
J t Thoma to (J Hirkenhot
lom lota 4, 5 and 0 blk !) Him
mona ad Hillshoro I
K A Hyde to V Maurer e a w
aec 15 I 1 n r 4 w and oilier
land 700
Jacob Hauer to Nick Keiimer
it H.r. ac K Comfort d 1 e 200
VV K Traylor to It-wa KMnnth
4 71 ac II Noland d I c 2.10
W j Crocker to W K Traylor
19 5'J ae II Noland d I c 710
J M Miller to Margaretlm l'fen
ning lot tt blk Iti Cornelius... 100
W W Williama ami wf to K J
Williatua et al und int in
280 27 ae K Williama die
ami other landa 2000
Klla WillUma and hd to J C
Clark part lot 3 blk 8 llills
boro :
Alma Murdtak ami wf to (t L
Klsfelder n e J a w J of ae
aee 32 t 2 a r 1 W o00
Lerva Williama to O Hicken
iMtttoni lota 4, 6, fl blk ! Him
uion'a ad Hillalairo 32"
TolKT IIOISK.
I'KOHATE.
Kit IVrrin Hteeplea deed; final ae
count Med and Monday May 21 wet
for examination.
Kat Augustine Carpenter decii; ad
ministrator'a l.md tiled. Appraisers
Jaa D Handle, K II Catching, and
Hold W McNutt.
lit Charles Herb. Will admitted
lo prnlaite. Theresa Herb npiMiinlwl
executrix to aerve without Imnds.
Appraisers, Ira KHradley, J C Moore
and Martin Itciling.
Kal Hugh Owen 11 deed; acini
annual account filed w hich allows re
ceipts $780. Disbiirsments $(112 40.
llalance on hand $1 17.C0. Kxeciitor
authorized to place a tomb alone at
head of the grave of deceased at a
coat not to exi"eed $200.
Kit Thou J Wllaon deed; sale ef
real fwtate roiifirinel.
FtJuo C Dunzer diiil; will of
deed admitted to probate. Ijouiaa
Dunzer apM)inloil exei-u rix to aerve
without lainda. Appraisrs Peter
lioacow, J C Lamkin and (leorge
Morgan.
Katate Fwdua and Allen W ilson
minora. J II Hinck alntl guar
dian of the eatate, bnds $7(M).
Vt Karneat Freeh ihwlj al
real estato conflraetl.
MAHHIAUK I-KKNSK.
Licenae to wel were lsuel April
14 to Henry C Delhleas, 30 and Freida
Meyer 1!; April 17, DeWitt Clinton
and Nora Itelle Atterburg, 22; and
Wilbur W. McKldowney, 22 and
Kleanor Uuaaell, 21; April 18, Miner
K ltall, 3.1 yearawnd Ma Kunst, U).
Kedllet KreniThf n
Waa the ball that hit (I. H. Wtea 1
man of Newark, Mich., in the Civi
War. It caua-l horrible Ulcer that
no treatment helped for 20 years.
Then Uucklen'a Arnica Halve cured
him. Cures Cuts, Mrui, Iturna,
ItolU, Felons, Com, Hkin F.ruption.
Itwt Tile cure onrth. 2"a a lxx.
(ur guarautml. HoM by l.lta
lirug Htore.
norklnr Mirht an.l Hay
The busiest and might'u-st little
thing that ever wa made is i r.
King's New Lite Till. F.vcry pMI
is a ijugar-coHte.1 globuie ol heal,
that ihangea weakness Into strength,
listhvanPH into energy, brain-fag in
to mental power. They r" wonder
' fill in building up the health. Only
'..'a! r box. Hold by lMUi lrug
Store.
M". J. C. Hare vioited with her
llillsl.ornneignb.jra lat Mouday.
Farmers havi:.g blioep to ahear
can tlml a wool clipper by euipjiring
at this ctll -e.
M r-i. i:. It. HspplnKtwii and child
ren kim visiting with Irieud 4 Carl
ton fer a fortnight.
Mr, ('apt. Collins is court in 1 to
her n x mi and tstl for several days
y an attack of pneumonia.
1'. J I. Tnmimie is riding iu a
new buggy this week, which he pur
chased ol Nchuluierich A Bon.
Mr. lWkwiih will atart in a day
or two on a visit to her mother iu
California. (She may be abaent a
month.
John McN'amara at the county jail
is down with an attack of diphtheria,
dels isolated and a spread of the
contagion 1 not probable.
Taxes aro now due on the 18J9 roll.
Shenir itradford and hia deputies
made a lair Uyinuing on Mouday
when alsiut $1200 waa received.
Dr. Adkin will go to Heppuer to
morrow to visit hia sister. Mrs. C. A,
lthea whom he beam ia dangerously
-ick. Ihe diK-tor iiiny las absent two
weeks.
Mrs. M. Vj. Hotchkiaa, who went
east a few weeka ago, to Is with htr
tamer ,uho wa ill wntea to her
husband from South Dakota that the
si.'k man is dead.
Hcrvices at Chrislaui church Hun-
day morning and evening. Hubjevt
in moruini?. "Our relation to other
religious bodies." K veiling to be sup-
plied by Kcv. Itowersox.
Mr. A. C. Hiiute. secretary and the
President of the Htate Hand Associa
tion are in Haleiu today perfecting ar
rHiigments for the annual tournament
llutt is to be held iii September.
Mr. 10. C. Hmith of Ashland, Wis
consin with hia wife are guests till
w.ek with Col. and Mrs. Itowen.
Mr. Hmith spent the winter in L'is
Angles, Cul. He will return east
about May 1st,
Kupt. Itall w ill hold a local teaclie a'
institute at Cornelius on Saturday
April 28. Hi me the placo is quite
centrally lis-atcd there ought to Ixi a
large attenance. The full program
will Int unnounced later.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday the order of servia will be
its follows; Sunday Schiail at 10 a in;
preaching service, 1 1 a m, when one
of the visiting bjethem of the Evan
gelical Conferance will oi-cupy the
pulpit; 4 p in the Junior C K; 7 p in
the C i: Society; 8 pm, the evening
won-hip.
The Organiz-td bands and band
men of Washington county are to
hold a meeting or convention In
llillsboro early in May, the exact
date depending on the convenience
of the iiiiij irity. It ia understood
that all band musician are lo la?
present whether they belong to an
orgHiii."d band or not.
Mr. K. H. Huppington, who waa
visited by a burglar last week wan
again disturbed last Hunday night.
He heard the intruder on the back
porch. Cautiously getting hia gun,
lie managed to get a fair shot. A
wild ki-j i, yi, yi certified to the true
aim of Mr. Sappington and the dog,
bleeding, hurried to more peaceful
haunts.
The 1st. 2nd. 3rd and 4ih grades
of The llillsboro Public school had a
united Arbor Diy program in which
all of their pupils tiaik part. Home
i.f the principle ones were a follows:
An Arbor Day song and a tree exer
cise, Mrs, M. M. Pittenger. Little
Workers and Utile innne in a iree,
lloso Wilcox. The Children's Hour,
and The Festival of the tree, Misa
Lucy Humphreys. The Little House
maid, and Quotations of trees, a claaa
exercise, Mis Lula Mann.
Wurreti Anderson eldet son of the
late Jacob Ani erson, who with his
brother Is engaged in the milk busi
ness in Pittsburg, met with a serious
railroad accident a few nays ago. ne
Iim.I isvii over In Ohio niacin tr some
machinery in a creamery In which
he was Interested, and in returning,
honimr to save a littie distance,
j i in hh I from the train and fell. The
ground waa sloping and ne roueu 10
the track and lost ins rigiu leg rni
hail hi left broken in two places. He
u'.iit removed to a Pittshurir hospital
and at last r"orl was getting along
nicely.
At ihe tescher's examination held
last wwk in Forest drove the follow
ing named erons were licensed lo
teach in the public schools of the
county. First grade Lillle M I or-
ter, Duxton; Alida J.Alton, iiorne
ii, .a and Kannv Iturk. Forest drove.
Second grade Klla L. Mason, Uaston
It'atrhe llurkheail, ioresi unive;
M,.rin lliiurlev. l'nurre: William A.
Smith, Phillip, and John Iteichen,
lU'thany. third grade niancuie
u.v. ICnlherine Stribich. (lert-
rudo Kddy, Fonst Orove; Frank
liiigg, Liwrence inxon, lorneuus;
Annie Newman, Oaston; Alla'rt
Wilson, Phillis; (ertrude ltever
nian. Centcrville; Viola Itauman,
dales Creek; Callle Koi Ikt, Scholia;
Jam. H. Jick, Farmington, and
Mallie Fjirhart, Middleton.
Mmv u lover ha turned with dis
gust from an otherwise lovable girl
with an oiren iive brpain. ian s
Clover it' nit Tea purifies tho breath
by its action on the bowels, etc., aa
nothing else will. Sold tor years on
holute guarantee. Price 2.1 eta, and
,10cts at lK-lta.
Call on F. J. Barla-r, Second stm t
if vou want a first-class shave or hair
cut. Try hia baths, either hot or
cold.
Do you know consumption ia pre
ventable? Science has proven that,
and also that neglect I suicidal. The
wor4 cold or cough can lo cured
w ith Shiloh's tV.ugh and Consump
tion Cure. Sold on positive guaran
tee lor over fifty year. Delia Drug
Store. ;
ui..L- i.iMiilrielie. ihe curse of over
worked womankind, are quickly and
surely cured by Karl's clover itooi
-r.u. i. .fri.sl IiIimmI eurilKT and tis
sue builder. Money n-fundtxl if not
satisfactory. PrUt 2. and 00 cw. at
Delhi.
The best bicye'e on earth. Ctv
cent and Cleveland 1'.00 chain
model $2.1 and $3.1, chainlesa $."
anil $'', l'MM) Clcvelaml 1 10 anil f.ai.
Hoyl.the Jeweler, Kn
Shnlmerich A Son have a remenanl
sale of shian at .10 per cent discount
from former price.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
United Eruntfelical
Conference, is
Session.
Church
in
il MIMSmiS MIL rilESENT
Vrara Wark U He I a if Kevlem-d. A
Hrrat real r r.ulBaMasm
Jtuulfeitted
At the Baptist church lb la woek
'.Here are 21 earnest active and loyal
men In consultation hearing report
and devising method for carrying
forward Ihe work of the United
FranKt'Hcal church. The annual
conference of the church is here this
year presided over by Ilirihnp Dubs
the senior oflieer of the church. The
church was first represented in Ore
gon alsiut 180" by Kv. J. Croasman
fa'her of A. It. Croasmaii, now post
master at Portland. Smee then it
has grown till in 180U there were 17
missionary field with 1189 commun
icant. The statistical work for the
year just closing hf.s not been fully
completed, but enough i known to
indicate that the pal year has been
the most successful in the history of
the church in thia Htate.
Kvangelistic services will be held
thl and tomorrow evening, com
inencing at 7 :45 o'clock. Sundny
morning the conference sermon
will 1n3 preached by Itishop Dulis,
D. D., L L. D. in ihe evening
Prof. I). M. Metzger will occupy,
iiev. K. P. Hughes' pulpit, Cong.
Ch.; Hev. H. J. Kelley wi'l 1 in
Iti. Ola'rgs' church and K?v. J.
liowersox will Ih in Khler Sicka
fiMMe'a church. The conference will
probably close with the session of
Monday morning.
Itishop Dubs has oeen coming to
Ihe Pacific coast since 1875 and has
marto 15 trip. The work of the
church In Oregon Is confined for the
most part to the Willamette Valley.
PACIFIC CXIVEUSITf.
Last week Miss (Mara Cooley and a
number of her students in the Con
seivatory of Music attended the
piano recital given in rort.anu ny
Paderewski. Every one returned
highly pleased with tho accomplish
ments of the world renowned plan! t.
In his own peculiar, but sweet way,
Paderewfki played one ol nis late
Minuets, very much appreciated
He was very generous with hia en
cores, playing some pieces three
times.
Quite a lot of Interest is beliu
shown in baseball lately and witn re
gular practice our hoy can turn out
a pretty fair team. Kven the Aca
demy classes are organizing claaa
teams and are going in for the
honors.
Work has already commenced for
putting our racetrack in shape, and If
the giMHl weather still prevails, giv
ing ample time for the men to train,
we shall have one of the most inter
esting track ev nta ever held here.
The girls, not wishing to be left
Is'hind are showing up well in basket
ball under the training of Miss
Evans.
The elective Vocal Expiession
class will give doldsmiths classical
Play "She stoops to Conq ier," Fri-
day evening, April 20th. Ticket 25.
FAItMlwroN.
Farmers are busy seeding, and a
few days more of fair weather it will
bf well under way. The fall grain ia
in good condition.
The county ticket arranged by the
convention at Hillshoro Saturday is
met with general approval here by
the republicans.
The Misses Hetlie, Annie and
Phebe Jack sent Sunday with Miss
Itertha Hehse.
Mr. L. D. Horn of Portland wa a
guest at Mr. J. H. Itobinsnn last Sun
day. Misa Anna Pieper of Milton, Ore.,
Is Hendiug a few days of vacation
here with relatives.
Mr. K. Potcrinan's house which be
startt d to build last fall is nearing
completion.
Quite a number of people turned
out from here last Wednesday, that
swelled the ranks of Mr. Hryan's
audience.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson and Miss
liessie wers guests at Mr. Andy
Jacks last Sundsy.
Mr. George Jack, dressed up in his
best, crossed the Tualatin and went
over to "do chores" for Floyd Browu
last Sunday.
Miss Viola Kobinson completed
her term as teacher of the McOor
miuk school Saturday.
The feminine contingent of thia
section is taking much pride in their
novel amusement with "Mary's
Little Lamb." Among the happy
possessors of this highly priz"d com
panion are the Misses Viola Kobin
son, Annie Jack, Cassie Ingram,
Clara Kobinson, and licrtha K"hse.
Tho basket sta-ial held at Jacks'
school house Saturday eve was very
successful financially a well a so
cially. The baskets were quite hand
some, and much clever scheming
waa displayed iu the diiirreiil de
signs. 1 ne basnets mane ny .n
Ilettieand Annie Jack were in the
nhae of trimmed hat and sold for
the highest f.U.) and oo respi.
Tlia total proceeds amounted to
$18.00.
Card of Thank
I wish to thank the kind triendsand
neighbors who gave us their help
and sympathy during the illness and
death of my husband, Waller W.
McKinney.
Mrs. Kmnia McKinney.
Million Uiirn Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in the
land w ho an not afraid lo la? gener
ou to the needy and suffering. The
proprietors of Dr. King's New Dis
covery lor Consumption, C-otigha and
Cold have given away over ten mil
lion trial bottles of Ihi great medi
cine; and have the satisfaction of
knowing it has absolutely cureu
thousand of hopeless esses. Asthma
ltronchiti. Hoarseness and all dis
eases of the Throat, Chest and IiUngs
aie surely cured by it. ..IWI at Delta
Drug Store, and get a fe trial bot
tle. Iletfular size 60c aiul $1. Every
bottle guaranteed, or pricj refunded.
"If you Lave aheep to ahear leae
your order at Ihe Indki-k-vuknt
office.
II. Wehrung A Hon will have a
drawing for Ihe bicycle tomorrow
Saturday at 3 o'clock p. nu
More foreigners have ton admit
ted to citizenship since January i,
than during any other riod of the
same length iu the history of the
s.iintrv the nuiuU-r bcllltf 43. Of
thia number 22 have been admitted
since the 11 of April
H. Web rung A Sons will give tic
ket on purchased of a dollar anu up
wards that will entitle the holder to
participate iu a drawing for Wheeler
A Wilson five drawer, urop neau u
aewiinr machine, first plize and
boy' or girl' bicycle, acond prize
Mrs. J. P. Hhea, of lone, Morrow
county, an auut of our Mrs. u. i.
Hatrlev. died at Portland last Friday
lifter an opperation for almce of the
lung. It is a coincidence tuai iter
son a lad in hi larly teens waa or
ated on the same day for a like ail
ment. The boy is expected w re
cover.
Mr. A. Sutton, of Laurel is building
a new aide lull barn 44 by 4 teei,
foot boats. In thia he will stable 30
cows, alore 00 tons bay and 40 tons
roots. Mr. Me-ainger a near i.eign
Lor la also building a barn 40 by 00
feel with 27 fool posts. Ttiese gen
tlemeu do not expect to keep cowa
for milk, but they will raise calve
and fallen bullocks lor beet.
Mr. M. J. Haiuuion of Cedar Mill
was in town lust Wednesday, the
first timeidnce last fall. Speaking
of hit residence in Oregon, he said
ho went to Cedar Mill 23 years ago
when the cleared land wa In sin ill
patches. Now the timber la In small
patches. As a tender foot he landed
with tl7 00 In his pocket. Next day
he paid $12 00 for a pair of common
kip boots which "at home" wouiu
have been sold for $1.75. He went
to work at 75 cents r day. Ily the
next spring he had saved $100 in
cash. He has never in Oregon, want
ed for something to eat or gone cold
for lack of clothes.
The Oregon Exjerlmental Station
of Oregon, at Corvallis, warns far
mers and dairymen not lo buy a new
fangled milk can that unscrupulous
agents are Introducing into Oregon.
The claim for the device ia that
cream la easily separated from milk
by diluting the milk w.th water.
The New York experimental Sta
tion warning Ita farmers says of the
same can: "Uravity or dilution se
parator are merely tin cans in
which the separation of the cream
by gravity process is claimed to be
aided by dilution with water. Un
der ordinary conditions the dilution
is of no benefit. It may be of some
use when the milk la all from strip
per cows, or when the Ibmperature
of melting Ice can not be secured.
These cans are not "separatora" in
the universally accepted sense of that
term and can not rank in efficiency
with them. They are even less eltl
cient than the best forms o! deep set
ting systems, such as the Cooley
Creamer. They are not more effi
cient than the old-fashioned shallow
pan; but erhaps require rather less
labor. In all probability they would
give better results if used withoul
dilution and Immersed Iu as cola
water as laissible, preferably ice
water."
FA H Ml) KM ATTENTION.
If you need anything in Ihe har
ness line it will be to your interest to
call at the Pioneer Harness Shop and
get prices tiefore purchasing. Next
door lo the Post Office.
A UATHtKLtU OF COMHKKtUTION.
A LI 8 I'M.
The Congregational church -of
llillsboro elected two delegates to re
present her at the West Willamette
Association of Congregational Minis
ters and churches held al Hillside.
April 10 and II. There wer. present
from here In addition ICev. K. I'.
Hughe and Mrs. E. M. 11. Thorne.
The report they bring back of this
local association doservos attention.
In loftiness of tone, exiellei.ee ol
matter contributed, as well as large
ness of outlook they claim it will
bear a lavorablc comparison with
the state gathering of the same
church. That this may be predicted
of an association comprising church
es only in Yamhill, Polk and Wash
ington, chiefly the las', is certainly
indicative of Ihe increased intelli
gence and educational features of re
ligious work in our state. We re
juice in the kind of work represented
by a gathering or this sort. Instead
of religious work taking made to ap
pear as nothing but an apeal lo
emotionalism, physical sensations,
orgies and debaucheries of excite
ment, it comes out in its true light
as winsome, rational, uplifting and
enobliug culture of the intellect the
emotions and the will. Such la re
presented to have been ihe gathering
at Hiliside. Tbe hospitality of the
thrifty farmer of that section of
Washington county was abundant in
it quantity and charming in its
quality. The recollection of thuir
reception will make the delegates
look with pleasure towards Hillside
when the turn of tbe association to
go there again comes around.
WHO HAS SOI KKt.lVI F.KEIK
Up to Ihe closing hour last even
ing the names on the grat register
were as Indicated by precinct in the
following table:
Iteaverdam 134.
lleaverton 222.
Buxton 86.
67
84
67
93
160
44
110
76
67
98
17
144
Columbia 141...
Cornel Iuj 23U...
Dllley 121...
Dairy 205...
E Butte 143...
K Cedar Creek 132...
dales Cieek 117..
Mountain 42...
N Hlllslsno 176...
N Forest drove 182...
Heed vi lie 108...
S Forest drove 177...
135
94
118
190
S llillslsiro 202...
STualatln 151...
W Butte 106...
W (Vdar Creek 170...
Washington 163...
Wapato 110...
83
84
122
108
77
Total. 3161. ..202.1
Besides what are on the great re
gister, Ihe clerk has 230 blanks yet
lo Ik entered so that now there are
22.1.1 electors registered. It is esti
mated that there are 1000 yet to re
gister. Tim time fiar registering will
expire May 1.1, less thaaa month
hence. The present registratl'Hi la
what will be used at the presidential
election In November.
NEW TIUIS HFKVLF..
The double train w rvii-e to Im es
tablished lattweeu Portland anil
Chicago April 22, in which iheO. U
k N I tie I'niou I'.uili'- Hint the
Oregon Short Line are inlert!sl,
Will shorten the Ihrnu'h time II
hour. Train No. 2 leaving Port
land al 9 :1.1 a. m, I ginnifg ou the
date named, will Is known a tie
Chicago-Portland s-i,il. Its equip,
iiieut will 1st new, making il lull
the eq n il of any tr im now hi si-rvi. e
from the Pacific Coast lo I lie east. Il
will consist of a mail car, baga.i
car, a library-couiHisite car, a lirl
class Pullman slecpi-r, a timing nr
two chair-cars, and a tourist pleeis r.
There will I but one change of cuts
to all Eastern points The full time
will be three day through toChicagn,
or four days and two hours lo New
York.
The second train, known a No. 6,
will leave Portland at 6:20 p. in.,
connecting at Etst Portland, with
theU iuthern Pacific overland train
front Han Francisco, and will carry
through (qiiipment lo Chietgo via
the Union Pacific and the Chicago A
Northwestern, and also the equip
ment lor the Washington division ol
theO.lt, AN., in connection with
the dr. at Northern ' for St. Paul
I'hla train will reach Spokane at 10
a. in. A dinlug-cr will be furmsht d
for breakfast into Spokane, anil for
dinner ou corresponding train leav
ing Spokane at 3; I.) p. m. 1 he new
schedule as arranged, will supply the
most complete service ever furnished
on the O. K. 4 N., as provide in
creased service in Estern Orcgi-n,
where it is greatly needed, and gives
Immediate connection with the
Washington division at Pendleton.
At thia itoint there i a large inter
change of traffic, on account of the
various mining district of llnkir
county, the Coeured' Alene, the IU-
lUblio and Kootenai mining camp.
Portland la greatly tncfilcd by this
change, in as much as encreased ser
vice Is given from Eastern Oregon
and Idaho.
No. 2 will arrive in Chicago at
9;30 a. in.; No 6 at 7 :45 a. in , a at
present.
The westbound out of Chicago,
corresponding with No. 2, is No. 1.
This will arnv In Portland at 4 p. m.
Ihe train corresponding with the
easthound No. 6, is No. 3, nut of
Chicago. This will reach Portland
at 7:30 a. m. Westbound trsin No.
1 will lehV) Chicago at 6:30 p. u.
and Omaho at 8:20 a. m. tho follow-
ng day. The time will l reduced
two hours and 45 minutes No. 3
westbound train will leave Chicago
at 10:30 p. m., end Omaha at 4:2.1
in. the next day.
The service on the Union
Pacifii
Buffet
on all these trains include
moking-lihrary cars, and
dining
cars. No. 6 will carry a daily ordi
nary sleeper to Kansas City, with
change en route to oidinary in ordi
nary cars to Chicago.
Consult the nearest ticket agent for
detailed information.
W. II. HUULBUKT,
deneral Passenger Agent.
Head letter bint.
The following is a list of letter re
maining uncalled for in the postollice
at Hillshoro, Apr. 14, 1900:
Mr. Wm. dates,
Fudge Brothers.
All letters not chIIikI for by Apr.
28, will be sent to the Dead Iftter
Office. One cent will lie charged for
each letter called for.
H. Hi'ltui.MKltlctl, P. M.
Hchulmerich A Sou's is the place to
buy farm implements. Plows, har
row and wagons sold at prices lower
than other dealer offer them. Turf
and stubble 14 in steel or wood beam
at $14 f0. Stubble plows cheaper.
2 horse steel lever harrows for $13 50
3 horse steel lever harrows at $15.00
31 wide tire wagons $8.1. C-om pare
these prices with those of other
dealer.
PUBLIC AUCTION !
At the Good in residence
at cor. of Baseline
and 1st st., at
HILLSBORO,
. . on . .
Wednesday, April A 1
Coiiiiiienciiia;
The Following-
Cook Stove,
Dishes.
Cookingutensils,Carpets,
Rugs, Matting,
Parlor furniture, etc.
Terms: CASH.
B. P.
lilUViY TKA.
Oregon Kidney " Tea cures back-.v-!..',
iidney and lit older trouble
aiul coMslipa'ioii. Del. 4 Drugstore.
I or Nile, l-oiir lot in .-ls-rg
oi wnl tr.ido lor mvr i:e r crt
The lots are led'-ed ai.d uilliill four
lloektof til - railroad st.ilii.u. and
Will siiiiais for residencii pro-rly.
Address, Mrs. ."sou. d'llbrinlh,
I llsl lUll, I lo ioiii. Ill J
ll 'Suili Ii'h ei.iiL'h and consumption
cu e, uhii li is sold for tliesmall price
of 2.1 , .lilt and $10(1, does not cure
take Hi.' bottle back and we will re
fund your money. Sold for over oil
yi art on this yu irantee. For sale at
the Delta Diug S'ore.
ltrave Mcu tall
Victims lo stomach, liver ami kid
uey troubles as well as women, ami
till fi t Ihe rt suit in loss of appetite,
(ion it, in the blood, backache, ner
vousness, headache and tired, litli
.rundown f. cling. Hut there's no
net (I to fii-l like that. Listen to J
W darducr, Idaville I ml. He says:
"Electric Hitter are Just the tiling
for a n an u hen he I all run down,
and don't ctre whether he live o
die. It did more to give mo new
rcngtli und good appetite than any
ihin;: 1 could take. I can now cat
anything and have a new lease on
life." Only .10.: at Delta Drug Store
Every bottle guaranteed.
dood timothy hay, haled, for sale
by ton or bale. Inquire at this otlh-e
Wm Mohr makes Isxit at l b
shop on Sis-ond street, Hillslmro, foi
Ki.fO st pair, sewed shoes for $.1
and give special attention to repair
ing. He us!' only first-grade stia-k
u hich enables him to guarantee hb
work.
THEY ALL WANTED IT1I
You ce tliey (honi;M the tiryri in the
window, wai the on'' one we It ml. There
ere plenty tnre inside however, nil we
old 'cm one e; h. We in til you out al
A you don't wait too long WI 1 It A
CRAWFOED
E L. McCORMICK,
Dealer ia
Bicycle ai!(l Bictjcle Sundries
I Uey lies, . . $35 to $05
Imperials, . . . 2.1 to 45
lUtnhlcnr, . . 20 to 45
Craw fords, . . . 35 to 50
Wheels to rent i I l second band
wheels for sale at r usonable prices.
Main Street, - llillslioro, Orrgou.
Residence TCifycr.
PIANOS anil OMUXS
Tl.l'l AM It I. I'll It Fl.
Work Gnarautccd. Terms Rcasou?.Dle.
Address, K. V. Mil AN A II AN,
llillsboro. Ore.
Thin is t M l ily that M r. K. ('. Kliuiiulian
bus be-ii in ourein iley 11s tuner mid repu r
t, and we I0H--1I tiiin to he an etlicienl
woi-kinan and can n-cuiniiiend him acconl
b'K'y. TIIK WII KY I!. AI.l.KN Co.
Ity Wiley li Allen l'res
Portlantl, itrasli -i. I'JIU.
at 10 n. in.,
Property, to-wit:
Heater,
Bedding,
CORNELIUS,
Auctioneer.
PAINFUL PERIODS NO MORE
MRS. OEORGi: OS. MI'S', of Deividcre. Wurreu Co.. N. J., wnlrai
" Suffering aa I had frum weakut&n, irreguluriliea and backach
forstv.Tui ji-ars, a ri'.ia.-i fruui this iin-riii(' waa a blessing. Old
how 1 wUh luort) suffering nouu ii would accept your kind offer ud i relieved.
TUere U no need for women to sutT, r. Mns. l'iukliauj' advice uud Lydia E.
jr,' A V-"V a"! limbs, leucs.rrh.i a sll the time. I
f. V- l-.ifV.j "''' oJ nervous and had no appetite.
Vi v" KuruUilf ""J choking sensation in my throat.
"iillVM -f. ' 'Jr I receive J our reply aud followed all your
TfWikt... ' - instruetiona nnw I am i-un..! I ..wa mw
Mrs. H. A., 124 S. Cedar Street. Owosso, Mich., writes:
" Nearly three year npo I wrote to yon asking advice in regard to my health.
I wm ao miserable; suffered from painful menstruation and backache, waa
nervous, dizzy anil faint. I received such a kind letter from you, telling-ma
Just what to do. I followed your advice and I now am recommending- Lydia E.
Pinkhain'i Vegetable Compound. I thank t!ud for this pain destroyer."
.ymmmmmtmmmmmmk?
Spring Bargains!
We 1 aTJ sonic of our fine stock of Ladies wrap
which we will sell at Jjrcately reduced prices
A Rare Bargain!
We also ofier some bargains in our clothing '
pile and broken suits at 50 per cent reduction '
i Schulmerich & Son!
Furniture for sale
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get pJices
P. O. BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
THE OLD LINE
Bankers Life Insurance Co.
OF NEBRASKA ISSUES
The Policy of the Future
Send name, address, tnd age and get full
particulars of the lies plan on which Insur
ance was ever written
J. F. COnflPTON, Gen. Agent
Hi Miirinain llnilillnir,
IJOHN DELLAR
Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sts.
NOTE TIIK HH.I.OHIM; I'KK IS ON Ol K M'K Itl.llDS:
Indies' Shoes, Kid or Kangaroo,
Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 9.00 value
Iloys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4.50 value
Crescent Suits, ...... j value
PORTLAND, ORE.
Croup Ik a terror of tliousamN of.
j ouni; mot hers U-causc Iti out I. ri nk 1
is wi Hgonl7.ini; ami frciiticntiy Intnl. ,
Hhiloh'H cough and consumption cur
act like magic In cawfi of cmiii;li. It
has never tx-en known to fnil. The,
worst cast n-licvwl immisiiHtely.
I'rii-o 2.V, Mi- mid II .ihi, Yon can
get it at the lHlta.
lleautiful coin il i xii n is nn tin
p sihility witlmiit gixxl tilixsl, the
i.rt ihxt only exists In cotirieetion
mi li 1 sl iligi stinii, a healthy liver 1
an t'.ivxls. Karl n ( lover It. tot lea
ai'tn 'lo- ''' in the Isiwels, liver ami
kidneys iiiping them in srfit
health. I . i ts. and 6n cts. at
Delta Drug u .
Muddy complex , NmiseHting
breath come from clir"h.r ronstipa
tion. Kar!' Clover lio't l en is an
alMolute cure and hss Is cn i l, (,tr
fifty years on an alolut gunran'.e.
Price 2it its, and 50 cts. Delta Drug
8oro.
I'iukliaiu' Vegetable Compound will relieve
them."
Mrs. Ida Peters, Milan. Tenn.. writes:
"Dkab Mrs. lYikHAii When I wrote to you
the Brut time asking your advice I waa a great
sufferer. Menstruations were irregular, some
time a week too soon sud tlu o week or two
lute, and wheu they appeared were very profuse;
L-r.'U I 1 . 1. i .1 Ua., i.....l..M..U In .1... I I . I
recovery all to Mrs. Piukham's advice and ber
wonderful remedies. "
Ki.la E. Brennfr. East Rochester.
Ohio, writes:
"I have been thankful a thousand time
since I wrote to you for what your Vegeta
ble Compound has done for me. I followed
your advice carefully and now I feel like a
different person. My troubles were back
ache, headache, nervouM tired feeling, pain ;
'u menstruation and lcucorrhti-u. I took '
four bottles of Lydia E. I 'ink hum's Vegeta
ble CouiMiund,oiie box of Pills, one package
of Sanative Wash and am now well."
Mrs. Maccwe P. Stine. New Berlin.
Pa., writes:
"I have suffered with terrible backache
in the Kinull of my back for about seven
years, and could never get anything to belp
me. I tried several physicians, but found
no help. I have now taken three bottles
of Lydia K. Tinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, aud feel like a different woman."
rorUuml, Orffron.
CL0THIHG
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
SHOES
I.acc or IHitton, 2.50 value
$ 1.75
7.50
2.50
AO
JOHN DELLAR. Prop
Ackrr' Kiifrllsh Kriiieny n III utop a
conli at nnr time, anil will euro the
woit itilil in twelve liours, or innniy re
iili'lwl. 2S anil 60 cenU t l"elw I'run
KUir,
tin fvery IhiUIh of Hhiloh's Con
sumption Dure is this guarantee; "All
we n-k of you is to use two-thirds of
the contents of this bottlo faithfully,
then if you can say you are not Imiih.
(Tteil return the liottit) to your Drug
gist and he may refund the prii e
peil." I'riee 25 cts, and 50 cts anil
i."s. ia'iiii uruK mure,
How Is your Wife hss hhe Inn! her
U-auty? If so, Constipation, Indi
gestion, Hick HeadHche are the prin
cipal causes. Karl's Clover lloot Tea
has cured these ills for half a centu
ry. Trice 25 eta, and 50 cts. Money
rcmndi-d if renults are not antis
faetory. Ielta Drug Htore.
On account of the nteel trust all
arm implements will Iw higher than
liefore hut HehulmeaLli A Hon will
1 ell after the raise at same price aa
I ! berg sold before.