Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, May 18, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGOT A BAD FALL Kco E. P. Hughes fell from his tchcel last Friday Morning UNCONSCIOUS AN HOIK Wheel Went tula a (rack in the Khlr. walk aal Threw him Against a rt Jiarrow I'scapr. lUtv. E. I. Huhi got a fi'll from bin bike ou Friday lust that ha laiil him up fur repair, lie Imil l-eu quite active daring the morning ol that day in advi-rUning Kev. I'udde foota let lure and making tidal arran gement for the nam. About hull pant eleven he atarlcd homo I ravel in If on the aoutli wide of Washington btreet. A Hhuwer of rain threatened wi there wan Hoinelhing like hint riding. At the eant end ol the cmhm walk nmning Third Mtreel there were wide alii in the walk. More than one wheelman knew of the defect. Hi wheel dropped in the hole when Mr. Uughi wart violently pitched forward, hi head ntrikintf just altove hia right eye on the aliarp corner ol the fence pout, lie wad knM-ked aenwlerw and lay uncoiiacioiis on the sidewalk. Soon the alarm Wan given when ho ww taken iutu the M. K paraonHgelty Kev. OUxg and willing uaaiMtaiila. Dr. Tauieiaie was called. Hoon he miecwjded In restoring the mind in part. Afler a rent of several hours the injured man was alile to go home, anil tho ho doea not think it prudent to occupy Ida pulpit on Huuday next, he la able to lie on the alreet for a part of the time. The defect In the cross walk haa beou re paired. 1'HlNCll'LE Of TIIB HSIPE BOSS. Fhe editor of the Argus offered a bride of $1.00 to get a young man to steal Into the Inuei'endknt oilice and pull a proof of the cartoon which he supposed would appear In this Issue and which In fact does appear, lie could not find a printer ao lost to the honor of the craft to do this thing wherefore he tried outside and failed though ha may have been dually succeaaful which fact at thin date caunot be known. Eight years ago the iNDEPENDKN'f waa burglar iously entered and pioof sheets "stolen. The snipes will do that thing. PACIFIC I'JilVEHSm. For sometime part the Sophomore class ha been studying and drama timing Paul Leicester Kurd's latest novel; "Janice Meredith" end had it well on tho stage, when to the dinap polutment of the class and of many other one of the members of the class had to leave school. lUt-aune ha wuh one of the more iinportHiit characters the play had to lie drop lied. At the last rehearsal quite a number of invited friends were pre sent, Who all agreed that the people of Forest drove and vicinity have been compelled to miss a rare treat. Aa there la only one young lady in the clasa it was rather ditllcult to hud a play which could lai reai by adopttd; but this seemed just the thing as the class with the cllleient training of Miss Evans, were enabled to bring in some good action and very pretty tableaux and if they had la-en permitted to put It on the stage with the neowwary costumes and fix tures Itaurely would have presented a very vivid picture of the book. The cast of characters were: Janice Meredith, llattie tSchol field; .Squire Meredith, Walter Faulknerj John ltrereton, Will Clark; Lord Clowes, Walter Dimlck; Uen. Uoo. Washing ton, Kobt. McClelland, Sir. Wui. Howe, Arthur Yoder; Joe Hagsby, Harold Millis; Phil lletmion, Hen. Johnson. llev. W. O. l'uddefoot gave us a most delightful and instruc.ive talk afler the chapel exercises Friday morning. He is Just bubbling over with wholeome. as well as jolly, good truths. It must le said he had little pity for those who had a uever-Miiiile-Bgaiii" expressions on their taees, for everylsaly had to laugh until his jaws ached. Miss Mary F. Denton a mission ary at Tokyo, Japan waa tendered h very pleasaot reception in the assem bly riaim of llcrrick hall, last Friday day evening. Tuesday afteriuHin she gave a phasant talk before a joint meeting of the Young Men's aid Young Women's Christum Associa tion. Along with her encouragi words she exhibited many beautiful picture and lantern-slide showing the great progress which has been made in that mianion field. Pres. McClelland has again gone east in the interests of the college. jj KEAX ESTATE. M J Koelieratul hd to Thomas Matthiesen 2 ac sec 16 t 2 r2w W II Warreu and wf to Thos Matthiesen 3 ac sec 1 4 t 2 a r 2 w ......-- K W l'hillips to Sophia Fren ilenthal lots 2 and 3 blk 6 Cornelius Alllancs Trust Co ltd to C Uertc 85 ac ec 24 t 1 8 r 1 w -. H McKcnna by adm to C A Anderson tr see 9 t 1 a r 1 w Carrie Crosloy and hd to F. M lUldwin i ae J lot 1 blk 7 Forest drove I,anslng Stout to W F IJurrell trtil acaecS t 2ai 3 w A W Mills and wf to I) Staver f bp sec 18 t 1 w r 4 w J A llellingher to M T tVix loU6and6blk3srad For est drove West Tualatin Haptist church to MrMlnnvllle college lot 4 b'k :I0 Forest tirove it u . f f . 1 iik n w V se 10 i: -25 i:o 10 1SU5 120 1 1000 .100 Kit Ml i . . a u Patent n a " ' it u . n U'lajyUr mr 1 n I AlHl .i.iar'nttlnti w... Patent i it u ii I innriiian n w 1 ec III ( 4 n r 4 w 1 atenl it ui.. ii iiunirur Alan 1 sec 8 n i n e sec 17 t2nr4 w.Patent liicycle repairing, brar.lng, turning l.niliiiT ami HUlidritM at . ti. Wilkes, Second street, next door to llillslajro Hotel. n' k in,. -later nf our Dr. 1 1. 1 .n.wi . K.,r hiiiim in Hennner last Saturday evening, aged 11 years. lr. V. K. Thorne has a pew Ludwig piano at his home u Licit is much admired by his outitf folks. The Washington County Huudav School AsniM'iatioa will bold its Uth annual convention iti HilUboro. Thursday, Juue, "lh next. To buy luinUr ut oik-k own tluns the sale tiMlay at Mi untniud.ile Mill turninli opportunity. More than lon.iHHt f.t t v.111 htisold f ir what it will bring. Ttie lab. si form of salutation when friend miet is "How are yon run ning?" The proper reply is "Ahead f my ticket," "with my ticket," or UImikI my ticket" deia-udiug ou how one feels. Mm. Simpson, of O.illand. Cat . tin is visiting with her sister Mrs. Evan P. Hugbes, will start home on he alleriioon truiii today. Her visit is cut short st-veral weeks by the receipt ol a letter from heme. Prof. Hweeler, of Forest drove. will iNvupy Itev. Evan P. Hughes' pulpit in tho Congregational church text i-vu in lay nioriiing. Sunday Si hiMil and the Junior and Christian Oiideavnrs will mi et as usual. Theie will be no servicert at that church in the evening. John II. (iault iniH accepted a place, as assistant engineer in the in sane any lum at Salem. He went up u Saturday lust to go to work. In addition to running the engine he will tiave wiring for electric lights and plumbing to do. His training at the Agricultural college will serve mm a gisxl turn. The "union" candidates or at least some of them held a smoker down in iteef liend of the Tualatin. The candidates left Hillsboro Sunday morning and returned some time Suuday night. All that happened has not Ik eu told, but it is understood that the smoker waa adjourned to moet again next Sunday at Uustin'8 in Y est liutte. Excursion ticket- to Salem have been placed on sale at tho Hillaboro station by the lirotherhood of Kail road trainmen and excursionists will serve their own comfort by buying liekVU several days before tho date of the excursion ao that the manage ment cau arrange for cars. The train will pass the Hillsboro station at 7 :80 o'clock of the morning of June 3 J. Hound trip ticket (1.00. Surveyor Morill has run a line around what remains oftheUaaton projK'My at Guatou and finds 201 acres, ile will meet the agent ut iho owner ut Uastou next Monday when it will be decided how the tract shall be divided. It will pro bably be iuto 10 acre lots. These will be placed on tiia market. The present owner of the land Is the New hngland Improvement Company of Boston. The baud concert last Saturday evening was a most enjoyable treat iotwithstandng the unfavorable weather. Sixty Instruments were not in attendance but fifty were, and he music was up to the high stand- ird that iiatid-mastcr Wall insists oji hiainiaining. Ttie campus was alive with people. After the program had leen rendered the musicians retired oWehruug'a hall where lunch was served. The company dispersed about 12 o'chak. Several of the candidates ou the republican ticket were in town this week who have liecn iu most of the precincts of the county. They bring hccring news of the progress mak ng tor a sweeping victory in June. l'hey declare that the usual repuhli- an majorities will tit polled on elec tion day. The opposition had hoped tiy cbange of name to break into the republican orgaui. ttiou but at pre sent it seems uot to be successful. Mrs. Miller, who has for a numla-r if years worked among the Initials on the Yakima reservation, address d the audience absent bled ut the M. K, . church last Thuts iay evening. Nhe spoke iuteiligeuuy of wiimv -ex oing, and hss la en done toward educating the Indians and leading hem to adopt the ways of civili.a ioii. More has la-en accomplished than we ol the older settled counties had supposed possible. Miss Lido's exhibition of Ihe work if her pupils in drawing and water color work was one of tin' pkiisant nlertainmeiits of last week. Ihe young ladies uno nave oecn study ing with iMtss ii"iio nave none wen and last Friilay evening' astonished their friends when their work was put on exhibifon. Miss lelK) will go to Alaska for the sum mer, but In l ne tan win again super vise the study of her pupils. The HillslKro hand has ordered new uniforms wnicn win oe nrre soon. The boys nave umiorms mai they Kid last year but they are sum mer clothes and heavier garments are needed. There was not money uufon hand for the entire outfit, but Mr. A. C. Shute who is much interested In the band, advanced fhe balance which he loans without in terest. Considering the band con- tributes so much to the pleasure of the town we must now co-operate with them In raisim; funds for the discharge of this obligation. We must meet Mr. wnute's nneraiiiy with a inulilic spirit that shall be worthy of comendation. Uev." Puddjfoot, secretary of'tfe Home Missionary Hoard of the Con gregational church is visiting on Ihe Pacific coast this summer. lsi Friday evening he spoke In the Con grogailonal church td a large audi enee on the subject of home mission lie is a very fluent speaker and in teresting. lie can provoKe a laugn easier than any other man who visits these regions. He spoke of the for eign element inai is now peopling the New Knglauil ami mimiie suites and slated that we of the far Pa"itic were ciuite as cultured as the Allan tic towns of the same t-iz- Soon If the time Is not now, missionaries will have to be sent fioiu the west to t!ie east. Hon. S. C. Siicnccr opened the campaign at Hillsboro last Friday night for lh republicans. He had a f or audience and his ronrers were well repaid for going to Ihe speak ing. lie dwelt tirietly on Ihe tinan cist uiiestion. then had something ti sav in opposition to trusts. Ile talked at length upon expansion and showed how much lh racille coast la to be benefited. W hile we retain thp Philippines we have a sphere of influence in tn orient more auva i lageoiis than would a province of China. To furl the fWg would be a step bai-kwark. Such a step , would Im IhiIIi humiliating and unpro fitable. CENSUS ENUMERATORS They Hace Ueen Appointed and Worh trill Com mence June 1st 1 11 1 KILLS IN THE COUNTY I lieir I'laui f Wurk M Ul k ait la tuullileucr Special Attratioa ta torelKa Kura The U. S. Census Kuumerators for Washington county have been ap ointed a'ld all have accepted. They commence work iu their respective districts June 1 and will proceed from day to day, Sundays excepted till the work is completed. The enumerators are: S. 11. iluuilireya, llillslajro; Miles D, Cady, 1 leaver ton; Join J. Fletcher, Forest drove; Soren Jep liesen, Bacons; C. It. lluchauan, t'orneliuh-; William L. Mis ire, dreen villi ; Fugene X. Harding, das ton; 11. J. Yaught, Middielon, John U. Henry, Tualatin; J. 11. Kddy, Forest (irovi; P. 11. llaughmau, llillslsiro, ibMlolph Crandail, Hillshoro; John J. Kuralii, Hethany. All information given to Ihe enumerators will I) in confidence, that is not divulge to trade compei tors or to county assessors, Ou this point Supervisor Winn gives state ment: In order to secure a eompletnesa of information that cannot in any way be confounded with any assessment that has been made, the enumera tion is made absolutely confidential, and the enumerator should be leceiv ed with the confidence and all the facts desired given without reserve, as they cau never be used against one in any assessment that may fol low. Preparation should be made on population, mortality, the pro ducts of agriculture, manufacturing and mechanical industries, ao that the sex, age, birthplace, married or, single, occupation, ability to read, whether owning a home or farm, the value of products aud manufactured articles, will be correct and complete. It is particularly desired to make the list complete of all foreign-born per sons, and such persons need have no hesitancy In answering freely the questions put to them. Supervisor Winn is very desirous of malting the enumeration of this district complete one that will reflect credit on this garden spot of the United States aud nothing will be left undone to make t ao. AT TUP OLD HOME. ' The Ilobinson, 111., Argus has this aragraph iu its Issue of May Din in mention of our S. 13. Huston who la-fore that date had got to his old homi : In honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Huston, of Hillsboro, Ore. Mr. and Mra. d. N. Parker gave a r ception, inviting a few friends and firmer acquaintaucea of Mr. H., last Saturday evening. It whs a pleasure to those who had known Air. ii. in his younger days, when he was endeavoring to forge his way to the rout, to meet him after an absence n the West for several years, where he had met with the success nts energy and character deserved, and to form the acquaintance oi nis worthy aud iLteresting wife.-- Ihe leasurts of the evening were maoe further enjoyable by the preparation of the host and hostess, in the wayof games, etc., and elegant refresh ments. Mr, aud Airs, tiustou win be in the county visiting for some weeks. COIHT IIOISE. I'KOHATB. Fst Jacob Anderson deed; final ac- couut Hied and June 18, I'JOOset for its consideration. Kst Iteruard McKenna deed : sale trfrcal estate confirmed. Final ac count filed and June 18 set for exa mination. rid Fred Witt deed; semiannual account filed. Receipts $201 75, ills hursements 04.28. The reHrt is approved. Kst William Wilson iicco; saie oi personal property confirmed. Ite- ceipts Mil SI, disbursements $.109 t3. duardianship ration Heirs, an al lowance of tl'-iM) per month for one year Is allowed to eacn oi me iwo minors. list William Oilpiii deed; final ac count allowed and the estate will be closed of record when the adminis trator filed his receipts for money distributed to heirs. Kst llosana lluxton deed; final ac count allowed and estateclosed of re cord. Kst Sarah A llrownson deed; or- lered that the final account be allow ed, that the property now In the hands of the administrator ne turned over to the heirs and that the estate Ihj closed of record. Kst Winslow ltrown on deed; same order as alstve. Kst F P JSarrett deed; flnnl account tiled and Monday July 2 set fcr exa ruination. Kst Anna C Hatch decd;.Inventory anil appraisement tiled, valuation 1 1075.70. 'nor heir allowed stipend of IXoO month: Certain pers.mal proierty listed in inventory Is or dered to 13 turned over to" proper owners and exempted from adminis tration. MARKIAI.K UCKSSK. License to wed was issued Msy 10 to David Uichard and Malissa Will. RKPUBLICAN TRUCIXCT NOMINATIONS. Precincis Beaverdam Iteaverton ..... Buxton Boad Supt. J. J. Wism.r..... 1.. S. Baines J. Cummings.... A. S. Hatch Win. Bigley.. . J. M. New A. B. Todd C. S. iTigsrl S. P. Hcncer J. McLaren C. A. Keelh D. Wenger T. d. Mciishsm.. P. ltauglim iti... A. T. Knox Cornelius Columbia Ddry Dilley 1 Butte K (Vdar t rek dales Creek... Ui-edville Washington Mountain N Hillsboro.. N Forest drove S Forest tirove S Hill-horo S Tualatin Wafhito W Kedsr Cr ek W Butte A. T. Knox F. M. Kelsey.... h. Orndoft. . S. Shogren J. A. t hspman. K. Woods Dr. Low, the optician, will In Hillsboro soon. Th ladies of the Christian chun-b will serve dinner on eleciiou day. The total nuinlier of electors who M.iter.t lii Washinu'tou county as appears from' (be footiugs last eveu lug is U4.'i3. Klder Sickafcxise Is conducting a series of Kvangelistie me. tings at Pariiiinii-tou this v.eek. Much iuter- .1 ha lieen aroused there and the meetings will be conlluued during next week at least. Otto Koch got caught on a runa way elevator iu Portland last W l oeadav aud was s.a'iiewhst bruise-l, l ho no lames wern broken. His father went afur him yesterday and brought him home whew he will stay till his bruises are healed. At the last meeting of the lliiis boro band a vote ol thanks was uu- anl.iu.uslv tendered to Ihe ladits who assisted at serving lunch last Saturday evening and to those who suhscrilied money lo pay the expens es of the united band concert. Mr. W. J. Stevens of Sdt Lake City is visiting this week with hi old friend, l!pl. Harry Haynea who lives on the latching d I c east of Forest drove " Mr. SKcns is look ing for a desirable locution aud if hi can suit himself he will buy and fix his homo with us. If Dr.. Daly , is so modest that he cannot lake Ihe stump against Con gressman Tongue, simply hecau Mr. Tongue cannot la in Oregon why does uot the 1 doctor go home lo Lakeview and stay with his patienu-? As long as he . is going around he might as well mount the stump. . II. E. Smith, well known In Hills boro as Tip Smith died at his home at drants Pass last Monday aged 07 years. Air, tsmiin nau not oeen rrui- ly robust Tor some years, oui me on mediate cause of his death whs pneu monia. Hd built and operated the Climax Mill here until he sold out about 10 years ago. The contractor commenced xcav atlng the Second street drainage ditch ou Mouday last. Ihe same day the tiling was delivered and it is now lying along tne line oi me ditch. There is street rumor lo the effect that an injunction suit is to be commenced lo restrain the city lrom completing the ditch, but the papers have not yet been filed. ... Dead Letter tint. The following Is a list of letters re maining uncalled for in the postotnee at HilUboro, May, 12, WOO: Mr.Chas. Wilson. '; ;',' ', All letters not called for by May, 26, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. One cent will be charged h r each letter called for. .. , , . H. SCIIUI.MKKIC'Il, P.. M. A Sight Of Terror. 'Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave den. liurnham of Machlas, Me,,' when Ihe doctors said she could not live lid morning" writes Mrs. S. II. Lincoln, who at tended ffer that feartul nfght. "AH I hot she must soon die from Pneu monia, but she begged for Dr. KlngV New Discovery, saying it had - more than once saved her lile, and lad cured her vqf .Consumption.. AfU'i three small doses she slept easily all night, and Its further use completely cured her.-" This -marvelous medi cine Is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung' Diseases. ' Only 50c aud $1.00. Trial bottles free at Delta Drugstore. , -1 told hteel Or Dealli. - . . v V - - ' - - ' "There is but ons small chance to save your life aud that is thru an operation," was the awful prospect set before Mrs. I.U.Hunt, of Lime Itidge, Wis., by her doctor after vainly trying to cure her of a fright ful case of stomach Iroubls and yel low jaundice. , He didn't count on the marvelous power ol Klectric Kil ters to cure Stomach and Liver trou bles, but she heard of it, look seven bottles, was "wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knife, now weighs nn te and feels better than ever. It's pn tively guaranteed to cure Stmnarti, Liver and Kidney Ironbles and nevi r disapHjints. Price oOc at liella Drug S ore. ; , A Frightful lllauder Will often cause a horrible Hum, Scald, "Cut. or-, lliuise. Uueklen's Arnica Salve, the best in Ihe world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sorts, Ulcers. Itoils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Krutilions. Best Pile cure on eaith. Only 25c a box. Cure guaranletd, Sold by Delta Drug Store. A Maastfi- Devil Fldk Destroying its victim, Is a type of (ionstipation. The power of this murderous malady is felt on organ and nerves and muscles and brain. There's no health till it's overcome. But Dr. King's New Life Pills are safe and certain .mv . Best in Ihe world for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. Only 20c at Delia Drug Store. Acker's Eatrllsh Kfiardy mill stop a cough at nv time, ami will cnie the worst cold in twelve hours, or money re funded. 26 and 60 cenU fit Delta Drug Store, ...... WVo Bafir waa sick, we gve hr Cantnrfa. Whsi ah mm a Chfhl, iibe crl.nl for Casuiria. Vfhea she became Mlm, she ching to CmtirlA. When ihe had fhikuva, the gave them CVutorU. Jusitce of the Peace Constable W. D. Cady W. Stevens II. Hendrickf C. Louden. ... S. P. Header J. W. Hughes II. B Tigard W. P. Day J. Adklns C. Jack J. Jon W. J. dreg J. W, Bailey O. H. 1 towns 0. It. Downs Benton Bowman 1. A. Mensingtr..., K. X. Harding..... M. K. Buck....,,... N. J. Dave's Wm. Hunter W. J. Slaley A; Punning K. Hellier II. C. Carstens P. Tupper C. Ilobinson Wm. Hewett II Dillalsiy M. C. I.im-oln Iai) HwmidtT K. Sa,iiijloo John Baldwin John Bsidwin M. S. Dai ley John Crawford S. C. Tupisr K. W. Johnson Chas. Oleaon PIONEER PASSES AWAY Jacob R French,-. of Bethantj Died on Trip From Honolulu II L WAS Itl KIKB AT SEX Went U lluuulaU la .Vurrk f Health aud I hot ke aa Mack linprateil. .. Jacob Ii, French, who owned pro perty at . lietliany iu . this couuty where he lived till last llecember, weut at that time lo Honolula in search of health. He had become strong! r and had started home on a sailing vessel for the reason the pas senger steamers did not touch at that Hrt on account of the plague. While ou the high a a he was strick en with dyseutary and died April 21 and was buried at sea. He was born iu New Jersey in 18J4. so that at the time of his death be was near 7ti years of age. . He leaves two daught ers, . Mrs. K. .Bead of Portland aud Mrs drant lloic.cn b who lives near Bethany Do ynu know consumption is pre ventable? Science has proven that, and also that neglect Is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can lie cured with Shiloh's Cough and Consu mil lion Cure. Sold on positive guaran tee for over flftv years. Delta Drug Store. Call on F. J. Barber, Second street if you want a first-class shave or hair cur. Try his baths, either hot or cold. Many a lover has turned with dis gust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Boot Tea purities the breath by lis action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold tor years on absolute guarantee. Pi ice 25 cts, and OOots at Delta. ' For sale, by and expert French Chemist. Up-to-now commercial formulas,1 a chance to manufacture the goods yourself. " "Angostura and Stoughton Bitters, no imitations but the genuine: Shoe blacking, polish and patent leather dressing, bicycle enamel recipes. ' For the farmer and fruit man, workers in iron, steel and other" metals, painters and barl?rs, amateur and professional photograp hers. How to make the tinted prints, green, blue and brown, pastes and glue for commercial or family me, toilet ' extracts, perfumes and soaps, cement for wood, metal,, leather and rubber. Write for my list. Oeo. De Iiee, 023 W. (ith St., Los Angelos, Cal. On account of the steel trust all farm implements wilt be higher than before but Schulineateh fc Son' will sell after the raise at same prices as others-sold before. " " " The Conductors wilE be given Sunday, May 27 going to TS5L Will stop at the principal places along the Colum bia, allowing opportunity of seeing some of the grandest in the world. who : so-dispose can stop at any of these places and return trains will pick them up. This will give them opportunity of ex amining the extensive Government the Cascades. Trains Pass 7:45 do to McCoruilck'a lor bwycie re pairs, reasonable, Mr. F. K. alley is now coniucti"! with McCoimick's bbvilerb're and is ready to do bicycle rvpniriut! -l reasonable -r . dive him a ca l. M'SMKK IIEXHM. "To the mouuluin our ns,.)e in increasing iiuiuts-is yiarly lock I t lliore day of relaxation anil ru ns tiou necta.iry to iiiainlni'l li e I n man machine iu lair uoikin: loi.di tiou. The languorous cl..li ot the seashore provis very seductive w lull it lasts, but many li ive.l ii lidlli.il the uiiuual outing slmul I riv.il.- ii only radical ehai ge i! air ai d -ui rounding, tiu' aiso such iniul.ii i n o( il.igging mergi'-s aavtli n vide lira w ii ui.d vigor f- r the leiurn t. lalsir. l'Yr lids they uige the mi uu iain tiimb and ramble, ihe tslMim of the mountain i ties, and the rlc.ir, unadulleratiHl moiintaiii air. ' "In this din-ctioii iheShasta It mte now allords a wealth of attractions The entire line of road from Adil:ii d to Bcddiu t is studded u ith i lnirm uig aud accessible hotels and enmps where are cheer and comfort and healing at reasonable cost, and win n you can hunt, tt-li, ride, lof, or (!. with i qual facility." "Or if you look for heating walir-. none tieller can Is' found, hut or cold, than thesprlngsof Ashland, Coleslin, Anderson, Bartlett, Byron and Paw Bohles." "Before visiting F'.urope, the pin pie of the Northwest should see Hit glories of Yosemite Valley, and tin wondrous groves of Mariposa and Calaveras; the Parisians are likely to make impulrits concerning tin se at tractive resorts." Send to Mr. C. H. Markham, den eral Pasm-nger Agent, Portland, fi r new booklets on Castle Crag, Shasla Springs, MK'loud Iliver, Yoscmitc, and excursion rates thereto. Shulmerich & Son have a renn naiit sale of shoes at 00 per cent discount from former prices. California Seeds Glveu Awnj. Until August 1, 11)00, anyoue send ing name and full address, with 10 ceuts iu stamps to defray postage, packing, etc., will receive free a pack age containing a choice selection ol first class flower or vegetable seed All are of the finest California variety, grown at this place. All we ask oi you is that when they are grown and matured, you will tell your neighh ir. or friends that the seeds come from us. State which you prefer, flower or vegetable seeds. Kuyuiond Bonerts Seed Co., Box 280, Santa Pauls, Cal. J low is your wife has she lost her htiitv? - If so. Const ioation. lndi gestion, Sick Headache are the prin ci pal causes. Karl's i;iover llool in has cured these ills for half a centu ry. Price 25 cts, nd 60 cts. Money refunded If results are not satis factory. Delta Drug Store Wm Mohr makes Isxits at l is shop on Second Btreet, Hillsboro, for fii.fO per pair, sewed shiaw for and gives special attention to' repair: ing. He uses only first-grade stock which enables him to guarantee his work. people the Those works at Hillsboro at a. m. ELY HOME dutloa to many women itra more Important tbaa health. No matter ho ill they feel, they drag themselves through the daily ta&s anu pile up trouble. This is heroic but a penalty ti b paid. A woman in New Matamoras, Ohio, Mk. !sttn L BRAnmi.n. tells in the following letter how bhe fought with disease of the feminine organs tintil finally forced to take to her bed. She Mys: Dear Mrs. Pinkham I feel it my duty to write to you io tell you that I have taken Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable Com pound and think there is no medicine in the world like it. I suffered for nine years, and sometimes for twelve weeks at a time I could not stand on my feet. I had female tumbles ot all kinds; backache, and headache all the tune. Seven different doctors treated me. Some said Star advice Is promptly given without charge. Thn present Mrs. Pinkham's experience in treating female Ills is unparalleled ; for years she worked side by side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and for sometime past has had sole charge of the correspondence department of her great busi ness, advising and helping by letter as many as a hundred thousand ailing women during a sing-le year. amT,mm.,mTmmmmnmK ppring Bargains! 1 We J aTi some of our fine stock of Ladies wrnp aa whicn ;vc will sell at greatcly reduced price -s j A Rare Bargain! " We also olTcr some bargains in our clothing jf pile and broken suits at 50 per cent reduction I Schulmerich & Soni Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. THE OLD LINE Bankers Life Insurance Co. OF NEBRASKA ISSUES The Policy of the Future Sctid name, address, uid age and get full particulars of the besi plan on which Insur . ance was ever written. J. F. C MPTON, Gen. Agent iti Ma rinnin Kaildinar, JOHN DELLAR ULiil 1 J I UlllllUllllilJkJ Cor. 1st and Yamhil! Sts. SHOES Ml IK IIIK HM.I.OVtlXJ I'KICKSOX Ol'R M'Kt lALTlKSt Ladies' Shoes, Kid or Kangaroo, Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 9.00 value Hoys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4.50 value Crescent Suits, PORTLAND, ORE. Croup. is a terror of thousandth of younK mothfru tMrause its outlireak H no honl.tni; and frequently IhIhi Mliildb'-t ccuh and o.iiMiimptinn cur act like niattic In cnmn of crouirh. It ha never lai-n known to fall. The wornt cae! relievinl immfiintely. Price 'i'x; Mo and $1 IM, Yoo inn Kfl it at the Delta. 1'iiLfifiil ii't li ni n is nn im ' p'iibiliiy williixit IiImm1, the ' -.,,-t f ti :t t only exit in cnnneclion -. : ' 41x1 1 di'i'Mtinn, a hi-allhy liver I im ii-MiN. Karl's Uover llKit Tea ly on the Ixiwcla, liver and kiilr..;- 'i-inif them In fM-rfect henllli. l'i :'' rU. and M rU.ni D. Its Di nn . Muddy roniplex 1 i J. Naun-alinir lr"Hth coin" from 3. miic conxtlpa linn. Kil' Clever U nii Tea In an nb-vilute euro ami hox ni n -old for lifly years on an atisolutc ku iranten. I'rlci" 2") cN, and W ctt. l'lta Drug Horo. WOMAN'S DEVOTION TO HOKE I would have to go to the hospital and have an operation performed. But oh I how thankful I am that I did not, that I tried your Vegetable Coin pound instead. I cannot say too much in it praise, nor thank you enough for what it has done for me. I want you to publish this in all the papers for the good of other sufferers." The wives and mothers of America are given to over work. Let them be wise in time and nt the first indication of female trouble write to Mrs. Pink ham at Lynn, Mass., forheradvice. This Main and Third streets and get piices rortliinil, Oregon. CL0TH,,,G Lace or Iftitton, 12.50 value 7.f.O 2J,'i .75 value .-to JOHN DELLAR. Prop On every UMtle of Hhiloh'M (Vui mini lit ii ill Cure is thin u imrnnlce! "All I we a.-k of you is to ue two-thirdi of ; the contents of this bottle fHitbfuily, men ii you mil any you arc not oene-tTu-d return the bottle to your Dnij.' Kirtt and he may refund the prieo paid." Price 'lh c(m, himI All cts and l.dO. Delta Dm Htorc. The IhuI bicycles on earth. Creo. cent and Cleveland l'.MHI cliain mndein l.'i and !;, clminlB .M and t0, 1!HM) Cleveland fUi and tu. Iloyl, the Jeweler, Bent. Hick liradacliPH, the curs of over worked) womankind, are ipiirkly and finely cured by Karl'n Clover IUhiI Tea, the frreat bloHl purifier and tin sue builder. Money ri funib'd if not witinfactory. I'ri 2-"i and M etc. at iMtd. KIIXRV TKA. Orison Kidney Tea curen IimiI--ache, kidney and bladder troul.ij