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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1900)
V Scrcices jpill be Held in the Conareflationul Church HONOR FO It TIIK DKAI) Nrrtlrra will he IMJ at tlMluart House WrtlueMlay fcraliir (Inn. Kanaoiu (1. A. II. 1'iMt and iteliof Corp will olnervw iM-nrutioii day at UillslM.ro. Tlit lir-it cxercimit will li at the Congregational church neil Sunday at II o'clock, a. in. The I'imI, Oirpa anl Spanish Wht vetcrana will attend in a iMMly. Key. K. I'. HuKlitf will deliver tho M-r-iiiou. On we I in-winy luiirnini; the 1'iml will al !i o'clock a. in. march In th cemetery where IIih retualiaiic cereiuouiea of (lit tj A. K will le UHtl, anil I he gravea dccorateil. In the evening at tho Cnul Houm cmn liieiiciug al 7:.i0 ii'i'liM'k this program will be reuderetS : Music Hand I'rayer Mr. I lug lien Aililrtna W. N IWrell M uaic (Jiirit't itecilatioti Kuia lloyt Addreaa II. T. Il.igley How llclaey cut the Hiara....tive giria llccitatioii I'lara I'Iom man Nolo Misa J oh 1 1 in IttH-itatioii Kdylhe Haines Nolo Jennie liner Address Mr. Hu-lun itet'italiou tlrace Aniion Addrew It. CrHiiilall Klag drill ItecitotillU Minnie HeMIe Docorationa for Ihe uuku.iwii deail... six lut If girl Tableau Music liainl HVK l)M)A MJIIOOL NUHklKs t'OMIMji. The Banday School worker ol Oregon are to tie congratulated upon the ruspicioua ouliook for the next Stale Sunday School Convention to lie held iu Portland, June 13 and 15. The International Kxeculive IJoin niittee of which H. F. Jacolia ol Chicago is chairman it sending a de. legal ion of five prominent hunday achool workers to help in the Cou veulioua of all the northwestern at ale. They are Mr. Marion Law rence, Cleueral Secretary of the In teruatioual Hunday School Conven tion; I'rof. K. (). Kxcelt to lead the Hinging; 14ev. K. H. liewiaof Coluin hut, Ohio, a prominent Methodist Sunday Hchool man; ltev. Alexander Henry of Philadelphia, iiiemtier of the 1'renliyterlan Hunday Hchool lamrd, and Kolrt T. llonwall ol Cincinnati a leading Haptiat layman, known aa the heat Bible teacher in Ohio. In addition to theae there will la) prnndnent speaker from cur owii alale. No Hunday school work er can h lie rd to wis thi gathering. Induced railroad rates and free en tertainment are provided. For pro gram and circular dencrihing entire lour address A. A. Morse, 1'ortiaiid, Oregon. KKtLKM'AIK. J Kirn, and wflo W Itohr III ac in the Kirlr. d I c 1H7 ' J II Itrown lo V N Brown !t.ri a; ate M t I a r a w 1 F Hn.wn lo W N H own il" ac see I t 2 s r 3 w 1 H Hipp to Kniiiian Hipp s e of a e 1 see 15 t 2 ll r il w 100 Htate lo W J Kt lly n .f ;WI a n r 3 w 40!l W K Morris U L 11 ami W il Helming lots 18 and I'Jtlray Oak tract ... A McConuell and wf In m Kllison 5 ac aec A I Jl r 1 w 12."i O Hiale to Alice M ll..dea s w sec 17 I 1 n r 4 w " J I Tauieiaie and wf lo K H Olaen n e 1 of a e me 17 I 2 ar2w F H Olaen and wf to J 1' Tanii eaie 10 ac sec 2 I 1 a r 3 w.... 1000 W N Hrown and wf lo H A Hrown 40 ac sec I t 2 s r 3 w 600 V N Hrown and wf to F li Hrown -40 ac sec 1 I 2 s r 3 w -'' V N Hrow n anil wf lo F Hrown 30 ac sec t t 2 a r 3 w MM I W N Hrown and w fto J 11 Hrown M ac mt' I t 2 a r 3 w f.00 Toi:Kr"iiorK. I'HOHATK. Fat Henry C llaymotul devil; ad iniuiatiator aulhonztsl to sell real eatate at private sale. V Andrew Hmlth disil; sale of real eatate continued. Fat Sarah A and Winalow Hrown aon diH-d; eatales cIohinI of record. M IVrrln HU'plea deed ; eatate closed of record. VM John Hatch minor; J X Huffman ai'iaiinled guardian. Iloiul-" 100. l-vt Nilea J Hniwn minor, casii on band -V ' paid out IJO.IMI. Fat M M Koland deoil; nemi-an-Dual reMrt Died. The adminiatra tor will have credit for W'ihhIs A (Vplea mortgaK" ul,l k laxes ."i3. f5. He will pay ex'naes of admin 1st rat inn the preferred claiim of C U largeand FM Ward ami distribute the residue of said estate pro rata among the claimants who Hied their verified claims with the adminiatra tor la-fore the expiration ol six mouths from the publication of the notice ol administration. MAIUUAIIK I.K'KNSK. License to wsl wen issueil May I'J lol'has LHhatluck 3ti and Fstella True 24. !! Klght !' I'Klinrs. The woman who Is lovely In law, farm ami temer will alwys have i luii nm. who would Ih a Urac il v miiat koeo her health. If she is xuak .i.-klv and all rundown, she t ill la norvona and irritable. If si f has constipation or kidney trouble, lief Impure til. hsi win mue .in-i-, bli.ti luv, skin eruption ' " wretched wunplexion. FUi-lric Hit lera is the lat mliciiie in the world lo regulate stomach, liter and kid neys and to purity the hhasl. It give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complex ion. It will make a g'' Inoku'ir, charming womam of a run down in valid. Only fslc at IVIta lrug Htore. OA.0' tk A ' The republican cnudidates who are cut oil 11, e i-auvnM touched toU lor a lew ti'ur yi s.t-.d.iy . J bey re port thai UlHt itCIUI HI u nt gIMMl liuiuoi, and conliuily su. porting lli ticket ever l, ere. liiu auuienct liave laeu gmsl at all Hie npeuking places wlilcli is evi.ii i.ee IUM tbo utual ntermi ii Ix ig (,.k n. r riwiu Aiuulor l).fi. Aiioini-y waa on (i.ilen t'rn li l,,l .-viiunlny. He IS making gail siat-ilien and gatte-r-mg aisiul bun IaM Irund". At irceuvilie Mr. Kddy and heimlor Haines apoke. Hjtur lay night Mr. K. li. loi.gue Who in making III llral uppenram-e at the hustings NMike ut (irieiiville and al (l.inlon. He is a dit p (linker and analyzes Ilia llieine no Unit In.-, audi) mv readi ly gels at whal lie purpoM-a lo tell iliem. lit,, meeting at Henvertoii was addrca.i-d on eilne-ilay eveu ing by a geiiileuiau Ireui I'orlland Who up lo IV.Mi bad a. l. d Willi the dennMraiic parly, tut Ibe t'biesgo plrtllnriii reH ili linn and he allied nuuaell wuii in., republican party. Judge l'iiea Hiioihergold demo, rat was at 1'oreHi tjr.v last evening. The HMnklliti next week Will llol is' elli ctive Ibnii il was last. Ful ion iahiiieij f.,r tlireti plmvs. W. N. li irrcii g.ie,, 1 ig.irdv ille ami Mr. l vm of Marion will be in the coun ty lor at leuMl one Hpis-cli. Theae with our loc.d snple will entertain itie ebclors. As Hie women may have lo actively engage hi politic another year they are cordially iu vili d lo attend ail thi in etings and accunloiu lie iiihclvc-i to cheer their Uvorue caudidales. For Hale The H-si Hargaiu in Oregon. A ls-nulilul and lovely lioiin j large 8 room, two-slor house wan town; aulislaiiiiaily and neatly liuib; nice ami taateluily painlisl; brica fouudalioii; brick chimneys, neat porches, ba and double win down, Willi w ire sen-en on ibsirs and w indow.-; weights in all Hie window-; double parloi; aiitiug room; dining naiin; kitchen; pantry, w iih giaas and sen eiiliairv; illni; ta-drooms; closets; well ol tine water, no la-li. r; uice front yard; choice (lowers, neat picket lent i ; good wimhIhIii iI; gtaal barn, ltix2-l, two storiis Iiik'S lieu house, li li ki'ii yard and oul building-; young orchard of choice fruits; abundance of all kinds of small fiuib; one acre ground; splendid soil. Also a splendid large, new, nicely arrang ed, linel.v lighted photograph gallery corner 7ih and Baseline streets, I lllNlmro, Oregon, which bus done a splemiid busin.-ss ever since opened lo the public. Also 10 acres of choice land, lliit ly Its-ated; perfect title lo all; unincumbered; will take I-IMI loi all together, or will sell one m p arate, to suit purchaser. Will take good span of horses, liaruess and and wagon as part pay or will buy same. (all on or address, owner comer Seventh and Baseline afreets. H. A. Fllis, box f4, Hillsboro, f)re. County Supt. II. A. Ball went up to J ndcpcudcnco last Wednesday and brought home oneid'l'olk county's fairest daughters. Miss Mulkey who on that d:iy had given into his keep ing her hand and heart. Mr. itallf has been a resident ol Hillslsiro lor the past two y ars and is i-steemed ac a man of high Heals. He is a general favorite am) we gladly re ceive his wife Into our social world. We notice by the Ssikane papers pnss dings of the Washington State D.-nlal AssiM-iatioii in which our former townsman Dr. A. H. Hut ley, took a nromiiieiit Karl. He was elected first vice president of the asso ciation which meets next year in Sesbe. He formerly held the posi tion of secretary of the society. The (Irani! Armv of the lb-liuhlic has Is'eu invited by Ibe school child ren of the Hillsboro achisil lo alteuii their Memorial day exercises, June I. (leu. Hansom Host has accepted Ihe invitation and Ihe grey la-arila w ill solemnly march to the school house with cased Hags and steps timed to dirge music. Hon. Charles Fulton, of Clalsoo county, will speak on the political iaaues of the cHinimiL'ii In llilistHiro on Tuesday next id 1:30 o'clock p.m. Mr. Fulton Is next to congressman Tongue, the must tll'iclive ssaker in Ihe stale, and his aiblreas next Tuesday Is looked forward to as being the event ol the campaign. Mr. Charles Shattuck who worked hi lunir at the imwer House was joined in wedlock last Sunday with Miss Stella I rue, daughter ol manes True, of Middleton. Mr. Shatluek and wile have gone to Prineville wh-re he is engineer of the new light and water pl int. The heavy wind ol Wednesday paid its respects lo the telephone wires. Home were blow n ilowe, but more were twisted together. They were cro.s d and that n.iide many subscrils-rs ;iioss. Agent Dates paced m my a weary step in the evening lo reduce the tangle. 11. V. (iales returned Ibis week from Fastern Oregon. Mrs. (la'es is a'so back from f-'an Francisco. John (latis chiiic Willi hir. His hcallh has bien Mitlcriiig seme lately and be (hot Ibe Miniieer in Oregon would ts'tn til him. The trip home was a hard one, I ul he is rallying niiely. Mr. F. II. Bower was yesterday making a canva-s of the town for subscription with w Inch lo build a Catholic church. When seen he hail Ihs-ii unite suci-isful and the amount he hail pledgtd ini-tirc the building of I lie place of worship. County Treasurer A. B. Csdy cele brated his 77 birthday on Wislnesday last. Tho be has si-en many years, Mr. Cady is in good repair and fixed to stay many yesrs yet. Sherili Bradford has had the lax roll for the lat 33 days During that time he has collected f l"i,24 32 f this sum :s,r7.St has lavn id to Tri'aiurcr Cady. Mrs. Jos Adams of Astor.a visited this wis k with her father and moth er, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Adams. John Helsler, jr., a lad of Hi years, killed a tsar on Hales Creek last week. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Bears tho Sluatwre of DOGS ARE DYING FAST i Seceral at Forest Groce hace Eaten Poisoned Meat SllrKF IIAVK liKKN KII.IH) 4 Kraar4 has Hera 0RVrel Ur IVrsaa M ha I'at ut the Meat. Some of "he dogs of Korea! (Jrove have not lieen discriminating in i heir diet, hut have eaten sheep like wolves. This has arroused ld uIimnI wis'il sheep owners and dog fanc iers. Lately some one lo the public iiiiknown has tossed tuts ol meat containing rank isiison in every place where a dog could get it, alleys, disiryards, Ihe street, vacant lots. Ho promiscuously scattered what dog with a nose for scraps could fail to I'u id his death. Dogs have died by the score, almost as uumerously as the sheep had l-eu doilli. Now reward of f.'ai IH) has la-en offered by the municipal authorities lor the ar rest and conviction of him who has isiisoned the dogs. No reward lor Ihe dog that killed the sheep has lai n olfcrt d. PAtinc imvEhsm. The "Scott Recital" given by Ihe second year class a few evening ago was certainly a success. The class is a very large one and at one time iiuiiilared over tJfty men hers, and they show good spirit in whatever they undertake whether In achool work, rhetoric la or a'hletics. The program follows : I he Border, Julian Josephaou Hunting Hong, Frank Meresse Land ol Scott Bertha Yisler Soldier lU-st Clara Irvin Coronach Slella Hoaeow i'iano Hulo Pearl Chandler St. lsm'a Toast Sadie Hay The Training of a Knight Henrietta Bear( The l'almer Fva Hughes I'iano Solo Maud Stewart Knbin Hood and King Richard lamella Kennedy The Tout nament (from lvauhia Lena Parker A Knight of Olden Times Fmerson Baker Through a recent visit ofS. B. I lautia a Held sec'y of thu Y. M. C. A. enough interest was arroused, so that it was decided to send at least one delegate to the Pacific coast atu dent's conference, held from May 18, to the 27ih at Pacific Grove, Cal. The money whs raised and Arthur F. Yisler the newly elected president was chosen to represent our associa tion. This ten days of training of one of our most earnest workers, will give a new impetus to our work; wiil dei'iaMi the spiritual life of the other college men, and open up-the possibililies of Christian service. Mim Hattie Scholtleld loft last ween for the summer conference of the Y. W. C. A. at Capitala, Cal. I bis is the first young women's con ference held on this coast and all the colleges of Oregon will he represent ed by at least one delegate. Miss Schollield is vice pres't of the local association rnd as she has always been deeply interested in the work, she will surely bring home much in spiration and many helpful sugges tions. TIIK KKWISIIUTIO. Tho nu in tier of votes registered In Washington county is shown by pre cincts in the following table. The first column shows Ihe vote cast for governor in 181)8. The second column is the net registration for l'.KMI Tho there were Sltit votca thrown for governor in ".18 tnere were 330U votes I oiled that year. Bcaverdam 134... 140 Beaverton 222... 181 Buxton 8(i... fi Columbia 141... 150 Cornelius 23!... 238 Dilley 12 t... 110 Dairy 205... 227 F Butte 143... 135 FtVdar Creek 132... 130 (I dea Cieek 117.. 143 Mountain 42... 30 N Hillshoio 17(5... 10 N Forest (Jrove 182... 227 R.-edville 108... lfiti S Forest drove 177... 200 S Hillslsiro 202... 201 STualalin I.M... 15( W Butte I Oil... 144 W (Vdar Creek 170... 172 Washington 103... 186 Waiat'o 140... 170 Total 3101. ..3453 Of these voters r.)72 registered on a blank la-fore a Justice of the Peace or a Notary Public. The others. 1IH appeared before the county clerk at Ihe court house. After reg istering 41 electors cbangid tesi ilcniTs and canceled the first regis tration. It is haidly prolmble that all of the 3453 voters registered will detsisit i ballot. Indifference will keep some away while others are known to have left Ihe state, while a few will lai sick. There is a chance however to adt to the list those who are eligible to vote, but it Is not Ihol that the vote niIUh will greatly ex ited the registration. When Dr. V J. Hailev reached San Francisco, his g'rvl"s were no urgently needed that he was kept there and he is now in the Marine hospital w here he has charge of a ward containing 40 patients. He diss not now think he will sail lo Manila till some time in June. RKPUBLICAN PRKCINCT NOMINATION'S. Precincis I luatd Supt. I Beaverdam Beaverton Buxton (Vrncliii Columbia D.irv D.lb- F Butte F Cedar Tel k . (I II. a Cief K Rs.lvllle Ws-I.ing'oe... . Moiiii'ain N Ih'Moro. ... N Kore'st 1 1 rove S Forest drove S hilltoro S Tualatin Wsimli V Filr Cnek W Butte J. J. Wi-nier... 1 S. Bailies.... J. Cumiiiieg-'.., A. S. Hatch ... Win Bsgle,. J. M New.'.... A. H. T.ald ... C. S. iTigarl ... s. J. c. D I. H'ncer Mrlaren A IWth WentriT - II Measham.. B iiighnian... I . A. T Knox A. I' Knox F. M Kelsey.... h. Orndoff S. Shirren J. A. Chapman. F. Wissls Next Sunday uiornlutf at 1 1 o' lo.'k Memorial aervice will be cum ui te I The churches of the city uui'.e ! anuual service to Ihe memory of ine patriot of 1801 1805. Tin year it will he held al the Coiigrt galimial church, and lis pastor. Rev F. 1. Hughes, will deliver the ddr. . lo Ine ll. A. Iv. who wiui iui- i . -will I present in a Usly. The theme of the add re, will he "How may we Honor Ihe Patriotic D-ad? Two emigrant wagons pa-a d thru town this week Is.u d for Neiiraska The wagon were sliee-teil and loaded iu Irue iiiiieranl stylH foll-iWist l.y the colls, the mule and Hi" ever pre nt dog. ll only ni-edn.1 the rc(.lac ing of Ihe spau of hor-s-s to tach wagon with three yoke of oxen Jo make the ideal plains on tit ol 1852. Those coiileiuplaliug go ng on Tin Dalle conductors excursion sliould get tickets lislay lacaunecirs are in deiiiaud, ami if ticket buying is pos poued till Sunday morning it msv he found that the can have Im-cii lib la l at other slalio'is. li is ri rted ny Ihe Vlbmy pas'rs that OtHI tic kela have already been sold Iheie. O. U. Wilkes already had a gtssl furnace for brazing purposes, liul lie wanleil a heller one. Now ht ha ll. It la a One apparatus, so undei control thai he can apply Ihe heai wbeie he need il. His work is mm s-rfect ami done iu a work-man like maimer. The uew mill of Nelson A Hed Iui Iilimr on 1'uiuukiu R dm) Will Oe ready lor cutting luuila-r in about two weeks. UihmI inecliam.-s, gisai uiachiuery and gtssl limber in ure good luiuisr. U'nilii M.-tera. IU.1VIU Jack. Jr. Ulltl John Thornhurgh are oul elecuoneer i ii j- Mr. I' I.. Mi-Cormick -is kei l- ing office, ll seems quite natural (o see him at thu recorder's desk. Taylor lUiues, lor 00 years a ra deut of Ibis county died al his li ine on Uales Creek last Tuesilay, aged 68 years. He lell a wife and seven children. mv. m r iinin w . ..v ... ma arrived iu Hillsboro last Tues day morning. Mr. Finuey is liaik- lug alter bis property luieresia nere The uroiH-rty advert ised in another column by Mr. Fllis is more valuable than he represent! it. It is a snap and the purchaser cannot lose i n it. Thos Tucker who was an serinuslj hurt by being thrown from his buggy la able to he oil the at reel again. The first Oregon at raw tarries ap peared on Ihe market at J. M Brown' last rsaiuruay morning. As an optician, Dr. L iwe, has h w equal and no superiors. He is com lug stion, Josenh Klineman has imwed hi family to their home place- just noun of town. For Sale. Four lots in New hcri- or will trade for acersge pipit The lots are fenced and within four bhM'ksof the railroad station, and well situated for residence proprly. Address, Mrs. Ham. (lalbnath, Tualatin, Oregon. 40 I Head better Usl. The following is a list of letters re maining uncalled for in the postollice at HillslK.ro, May, li), limit: Mr. Wallace, Mr. L. Kemenean, Mr. Crawford, Miss Lottie Crepts. All letter not called for by June, 2, will be sent to tho Diwl l-etler Office. One cent will Is charged for each letter called for. H. HCHUIiMEItlCH, P. M. His Lire Was Ha veil. Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citt nen of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful deliverance from a fright ful death. In telling it he says: "I wa taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran Into Pneumonia. My lungs he came hardened. I was so weak I couldn't even ait up in tail. Nothing helped n.e. I exected hi wain die of Consumption, when 1 heard of Dr. King's New Discovery. One Isitlle gave (treat relief. 1 continued to use it, and now am well and slmnc. I can't say loo much in Its praise." Thia marvelous medicine is the sur est and quickest cure in the world for all Thro it and Lung Trimble. Regular Bixea 60e and $1 CO. Trial Is. tiles free at lMlta Drug Store; every hotth guaranteed. Volcanic Eruption Are grand, but Skin Fruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen'a Arnica Halve cures them; also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, (Vims, Warts, (Juts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Beat Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pain and Aches. Only 2.5c a Is.x. Cure guaranteed. Hold by Delta Drug Store. Bicycle repairing, brazing, turning vulcanizing and sundries at O. (I. Wilkes, Second street, next dsr to Hillsboro Hotel. Arker'i English Krninlv will Mop a cough t any time, ami will cure thr wnmt cold in twelve hours, or iin.ney rt (untied. 86 ami 60 cent at Ivlui Drag Hie re. II id a lor Wood. Notio in hfrt-by Riven that Hip nmler aiKiied will recriv tK-altit hiiln from it ito nntil June 1st 111 tor tirtiipliinK nnl ib livehnic in thi court yanl at llil iilMiro, Oreiton. 7A ronla of waoitel lir utikiiI, foil feet in lenxlli. said wnmI to l erut from Mil ml frreen tirntx-r ami tlehveml l.y 8pt. 1st W. n. BR MKUKI. Hherilf of Vanhinirtnii conttty, lire. Hated at ltillslH.ro, May '.'4 1 I S Justice or the Peace (Vmstable W. 1). Cady W. Stevens II. F. Hendrix... C. Louden S. P. Reader J. W. Haghes H. It Tigard W. P. Day J. Ad kins C. Jack J. Jocw W. J. Oreg J. W. Bail.y O. R. Downs O. It tom Benton Bowman J. A. Mensinger... F. X. Harding.... M. F. Buck N. J. Dave' Wni. Hunter W. J. Staley A. Humiing K. Ilellier H. (Mrst"ns P. Tuppcr ('. Robinson Wm. Ilewett H Dillataiy M. C. Lincoln lieo S wander K Sappin ton John Baldwin John BVdwin M. H. iHiley John Crawford H. C. Tilpa-r K. W . Jobn-on Cbas. Oleaon Local Bicycle Club Appoints a Com hi it tec rUIIS A UK l.r IMi WOlthr l I'rftk thra I orarlm. I ic)rlUls (real I -lee iu The local bicyeV club ef llrl-lmi. has appoinleil J. W. Shule, H in.. How n. mi and O. H. Hates In la- o cnliiiuillee lo b-ive in ch irge lie bicycle paths in (lie vicinily of 1 1 ill-. Isiro. I hese ueiillemeii during tin past week have lai n leveling tin irai ks out of town. On the (J ems road they workeil one slid a hall mile-out. On the (Vilir mills roan from Ihe city limits east ward past P M J iekon'y place. To R 4 k Cre k on the H eilville road and lol'orne I i us where ts nt a cl ion is madewi-h 'heius-lion from Forest drove, ( or nelius will not allow wheels on tin sidewalks, hut a path has been aecur ed on the South side of B-selint street so that the wheeling is giaal thru that town Junes rownsend of Cornelius died last week and whs hurried Hunday. iKiyou know consumption is pre venlable? Science has proven that, mil dsn that neglect is suicidal. I he wor-t cold or cough can Inj cured with Shiloh's O.ugh and Consump tion Cure. Sold on positive guaran tee lor over fifty years. Delta Drug Store. (VII on F. J. Ilirlu-r Hoaniul ulrwl if you want a first-class shave or hair cut. Try his hatha, either hot or cold. Many a lover has turned with dis gust from an otherwise lovable girl with an olfensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea purities the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as nothing i Ise will. Sold lor years on ilmohite guarantee. Price 25 via, and 50 els al Delta. On account of the steel trust all (arm implements will la- higher than liefore hut hiiliiieak'h A Son will sell after the raise at same prices as others sold before. NELSON & REEP. M AN UFACTl'REHS OK Rough and Dressed LUMBER We will have our sawmill reaily b. saw lunils-r on or alxait June Htli. The body of timber tributary i the )t in the abite nml hence with our auiarior iiia.-hincrv nml ' nits liiinii-al skill our prniliii-t will la- axutil to that foiiml in any market ami iiHrior to inert. We invite orders. llf Tho Conductors Annua willl be Sunday, May 27 going to Will stop at the principal places along the Colum bia, allowing people the 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 works at the Cascades. Trains Pass 7:45 (.'o toVMcCo nn k't or bicycle r-pair-, rc.i Mr. F. R H'ley I, l-OOIIICle'l - ' It Mcfomiifk'a bicycle alore and is leady to -.it l.i.-ycle repairing at leMsonalile pr - lliv.-ttim a call. hi MM Kit KrXIICTS. '' l o the mountains our ss.pb in iiicr- anii g i imila-ra any I.m W li r lioclair .-i,iKalou and r i r a Hon iHsiwury tu maiiilhiu Ihe bu iimii machine iu fair working condi- loll. the laligui. lolls rb.lli ol tlie -4-a.shnre prov.a Very seductive while t lasts, l.u many liaved.s ld.il Hi d lie annual oul ing should prov.de not illy radii- I chat g- ef air ai d sur 'iiiiii.lliitfr, ' ui Mioo a.n-h si iiuulal ion l tlagi-n g eiiergi.s as will piovnle l.ra w n ai d 'H.er f.r the leiuin to lals.r F r Ibis Ihey urge Hie iiioiiii sin llillillMlid rauible, the balsam of Ihe uiouu'ain ines, and ibe clear, iin.idulierated mnuutain air. ' "lu this di net ion lhc.Si'a Route now affords a weal Hi of an rati ion The entire line of road from A bi n d -o R-sldin ; is studded u I ll chailli irg and accessible hotels and enmp-. -vhero are cheer and comfort hii.i liealing at reasonable . imi, and w h'-n you can hunt, tl-li, ride, loi.f, or pia with i iual f ictlily " "( r if you liMik for In sl ug wan r-. none lalter can Is. found, hot or c-ld, i han the springs of Ashland, ('nlt-atm, Anderson, Hartlett, Byron ami I "as Rtibles." 'Before visiting Furope, the peo pie of the Northwest sliould sis tin glories of Yosemite Valley, and tin wondrous groves of Maripoi-a ami Calaveras; the Parisians are likely h nake iuquiriea concerning these at tractive resorts." Send to Mr. (!. II. Markham, (Jen eral Passenger Agent, Portland, for new booklets on Cast ie Crag, Shasta Springs, McCloud River, Yosemite, and excursion rates thereto. Sbulmerich A Son have a remenaiit sale of shis's at 5U a-r ceut iliacout t from former prices. California Seeilx (ilveu Aaay. Until August 1, I'.tuti, anyone semi log name and full address, with in cents iu stamps lo defray postage, packing, etc., will rct-eivc Irce a pack age containing a choice selection id lirst clarM (lower or Vegelalile seed All are of the Quest California variety, grown at this place. All we ask you is that when they are grown anil matured, you w il tell your neighh pri or friends that Ihe seeds come from us. Stale which you prefer, (low. i or vegetable seeds. R.iy IliondJt RotM-rts Seed Co., Box l!Ht, Santa Paula, Cal. How is your wife has she lost hei beauty? If so, Conslii.alion, J tit 1 1 gestion, Sick Headache are the priu ci pal cause". Karl's Clover Ris.t lei has cured these ills Tor hair a centu ry. Prii-e 25 els, and 6(1 cts. Money refunded if results are not satis factory. Delia Drug Store. Win Mnhr makes ImmiIs at I is shop on Second street, Hillsboro, foi 5.f0 r pair, sewed shis's for 15 and gives sscial attention lo repair ing. He usi only first-i'rade sbs k which enables him to guarantee his work. given Those Excursion IY Hillsboro a. m. HOME duttea to many Women m more important thaa health. Nu matter how ill they feel, they drag thetnselvea through the daily tasks and pile op trouble. This is heroic but a penalty has to be paid. A woman in New Matamoras, Ohio, Mas. Is.vi'i-i.i. liKAMiKLn, tells in the following letter how she fought with disease of the feminine organs until finally forced to take to her bed. She says: " Dr.AR Mrs. Pinkham I feel it my duty to write to you to tell you that I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and think there is no medicine in the world like it I autfered for nine years, and sometimes for twelve weeks at a time I could not stand on my feet I bad female troubles of all kinds: backache, and headache all the time. Seven different doctor treated me. Some said I would advice is promptly given without charge. The present Mrs. l'inkham's experience in treating female fl's is unparalleled ; for years she worked side by side with Mrs. Lydia E. riukham. and for sometime past has had sol. Charge of the correspondence department of her great busi ness, udvising und helping by letter as many as a hundred thousand uiling uieii during a single year. 2ammmmmmm,mmmmi 1 Spring Bargains! m We l ar some of our fine stock of Ladies wrap 0 m which we will sell at greately reduced price V A Rare Bargain! We also offer some bargains in our clothing ' pile and broken suits at 50 per cent reduction I Schulmerich & Son j Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get piiees P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. THE OLD LINE Bankers Life Insurance Co. OF NEBRASKA ISSUES The Policy of the Future Scud name, address, iml age and get full part i. 'liars of the best plan on which Insur ance was ever written. J. F. 41'J Ma rqiuini lluililhir. JOHN DELLAR Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sts. Mil i: TIIK f OI.I.OVYIMJ 1'Hlt KM 0 Of It STKt 11,1 ll: Ladies' Shoes, Kid or Kangatun, Lace or Iiutton, $2.50 value $1.7. Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 9.(10 value 7.."tl Hoys' Clothing. Durable awl Fashionable, - 4.50 value 2. fill Crescent Stilts, .75 value . Kt PORTLAND, ORE. t 'roup in s t rrir if tlmiihamlH of ynuni; nniilii-rs bccmisi' its nutbrcHk 11 mi M'Hi'ZHik' h in I fn iiicntly fatal. Siiiluli'i ifiii'ti hikI 11 iiHumpt ion cure act likn limbic in ihwh ol cruli. It i I- iii vi r tm n known lo full. I he wur-l cm',! ri-licviit iiiuinilMti'ly. I'ri 2-V, Hnd 1 M, Y'n sin i;i-l it hi the lMt. 1 1 1 1,1 '1 I 1 1 n 1 li 'i r i hi iin xiiiliili'y wi'hunl imkI IiIikkI, thi Kirl lint only ci-t in cunniction w uii y.nxl il.yxtinn, n ln-lthy liver sn I Imwi-N. KrlV Clover K't Tea net ilircclly on tli IhiwiIi, liver anil kidney Wn'iiinu tliein . In nTft heal III. Price cts. slid .Vl l-tn. tt Iell Drilf? St'ire. Minlilv coinplcx i-ii", NiiiKKtinit dretith nmie frmii 1 lironic cin-lim-tinn. KntO t'luver 11-kiI 1 in ii an ati-Milute cure and li U n Kild for fifty yinrs oil an a'olnU' ifinraiite. I'rii i. ctn, and .VI cts. la-lta Drutc ! Store. a mm m b I DEVOTION TO HOME have to ro to the hospital and have an operation performed. But oh I bow thankful I am that I did not. that I tried your Vegetable Com pound instead. I cannot say too much in its praise, nor thank you enough for what it bas don. for me. I want you publish this in all the papers (or the good of other ufferers." The wives and mothers of America are given to over work. Let them b. wise in time and at the first indication of female trouble write to Mrs. I'ink ham at Lynn, Mass., forkeradvice. This C MPTON, Gen. Agenl I'ortlainl, )r'Kn. CL0THIHG GENT'S FURX13HIXGS SHOES JOHN DELLAR. Prop On i-very Iniltle of Kliiloli'a (im ' aumption Cure In this guxrantcc: "All I we aj-k of you is to use two-1 Minis of th contents of thia Imltle faithfully, , then If you can any you are not l-ne-: (Toil return the txitile to your Drm; ! Kist anil he may refund tin- prii-o iihki ' i-rti -j.it eta, anil i) cts ami II. IK). Delta Drui Store. The lant liicyclea on earth. Crea fnt anil Cleveland HUM) chain finale) f'i and f !", chamlew f .o and tfA), I'MN) Clevelarnl i Blll Iloyt, the Jeweler, agent. Hick liendachea, the cur-" of over worked womankind, nreiiiii-kly anil surely cured hy Karl's Clover Riail Tea, the (ri-at hlfaul purifier and tis sue liullil.-r. Money refundeil if not -alisfm tory. I'rii 2- and on eta. at la-lta. KIIKV TKA. Oreiin Kidney Tea carea liark ache, kidney and blml.Ji r trouLU VIUOJiBVO .-I