CITIZENS BE READY
Enumerators Start out to
Work Today
LONU LIST OF O.IK.VIIONS
Tweatt -eight (aekUwitii are te be
Aamterea
Tbe IT. 8. census enumerators com
mence work tliln mora I iik. There
are 2H questions to be answered by
each person enumerated, or if lie ia
t mi young then by someone for hiiu.
11 wilt expedite tbe work of (he
enumerator, if the questions art
studied before baud ami the answers
formulated. The questions are these:
1. Number of dwelling bouses iu
tbe order of visitation.
2. Number of families iu order of
vialtdioo.
5. Name ot each person whose
place ot abode on June 1,11)00, wan
iu tbe family.
4. Relationship of each person lo
tbe head of the family.
6. Color or race.
6. Hex.
7. Data or tilth..
8. Age at laal birthday.
V. Dingle, married, widowed or
divorced.
10.
II.
12..
living,
13.
14.
16.
its.
Number yearn married.
Mother of how many children.
Number of these children
Place ol birth.
Place of birth of father.
Place of biith of ne ther.
Year of Immigration to
the
United Htatee.
17. Number
United Mtates.
of years in tbe
18. Naturalized.
It). Occupation of each person 10
year and over.
20. Months not employed. '
21. Montba alteuded school.
22.
23.
24.
25.
20.
Can read.
Can write.
Can apeak English.
Does be own his home.
Home unencumbered or
mortgaged.
27. Farm bouse.
28. Number of farm sc hedule.
Tbe farm schedule is exhaustive.
There are 46 quest! ons, mostly easy
of answer except perhaps live or six,
viz. Number dozens of egg gather
ed In 1899. Number gallons milk
produced la 1899. Number pound
of butter manufactured In 1899.
Value of poultry of all kinds and
ages on hand June 1, 1900. Valueof
meats and other animal products of
11 animals slaughtered In 1899,
whether for home use or for sale.
HEAL ESTATE.
A Daniels and wf lo J Mc
Uowan lota 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8,
blk 8 Beaverton 800
P Trochsel to 8 Blalier 10 a J
J Brugger d 1 e 800
W N Barrett and wf to Eliza
beth Benson lit 1 blk 6
Highland park add to Hills
boro. 150
G J Bergen to U A Brickman
ulofswiec30t 8 n r 2
w .7. 200
Win 11 Hhuck to Mrs U 8 8ny
der tr in sec 14 t 2 r 2 w.... 1
Mt s U 8 Hnyder to J C Bnyder
tr in see 14 1 2 a r 2 w 1
II A Wilson and wfto U F
and J F Carstena 16.32 a sec
10, 1 1 t 2 n 2 w 80
O Brown to Harriett Browu
lots 2, 3, blk 10 Walkers add
to Forest Orove 100
Forest Grove door and lumber
fo by asHignee to Pacific
coast school furnishing co pt
blx 6 Forest Urove 1300
P Weiderbold and wf to J
Ilartnelger 120 a sec 20 t 2 n
r4w 1100
P II Bradley and wf lo J 1'
Uarduer 84.2 a sec & Hut
4w :
A E King lo J F Walker 100
a sec 32 t 3 n r 4 w 100
Nellie s Crow and bus to W O
Iritis lots 13, 14 blk 2 Cur
tis add Forest Urove 2f)0
W U Curtis and wf to J M Bob
tr In Win Htokes die 1
W Curtis to K A Curtis 1.137
sec 1 t 1 n r 3 w.. 1
Deas Letter List.
Tbe following Is a list of letters re
maining uncalled for in tbe postotttee
at Uillsboro, May, 20, 1900:
' Lottie Crept,
Mr. John C'wein.
All letters not called for by June,
9, will be sent to tbe Dead Letter
Office. Ooe cent will be charged for
each letter railed for.
II. 8CUUI.MKRICH, P. M.
comr hoisk.
COUUTY COURT.
Htate Chas Delaney, committed
to county Jail by the Justice of the
peace of West Cedar creek to await
the action of the grand jury in de
fault of bonds In the sum of flSOO.
The defendant was taken before the
county court by a writ of Habeas
Corpus. The writ was denied and
the defendant was remanded to the
custody of the sheriff.
, PROBATE.
Est Flora Collet deed; the claim of
Win Collet heretofore disallowed by
the administrator, filed nd the
case set for a hearing on June 7 at
the hour of 10 o'clock a m. The
disallowed claim of John Itothes
berger filed and evidence and argu
ments presented Thursday May 31.
Est Liverne Baber deed; Inventory
died showing property valued at
1700.
The theme of the discourse at the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning, at 11 o'clock will be, "The
Huperlority aud Coronation of Christ
ian Character." Other services will
be conducted in their usual order.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit.
Mr. Wm. Pointer, formerly of
Uillsboro but now at Salem came
down from fctslem last Monday even
ing to visit with his daughter Mrs,
W. 11. Oault and will remain uutil
-' election.
! women of the Christian
t:'..;h will serve dinner election
la June 1th, In the Bailey build
! opposite the court house, for 2.'
In the evening they will
strawberries and enke for 10
All are cordially Invited.
airs, frank Chaiiuera who has
un-u tin i. severs! k was tak
en t a Portland hiMi.ii. I ihU
here abe can have the benefit of
surgical aid.
Mr. W. J. Bum)U is making fair
m um louuury, somewhat
hiuuen-d though ty rush repair ubs.
He expects to have the furnace up
aud l ready for casting soujetitue
uet week.
The ditchers are on the block be
tween Washiugtou aud Main streets,
the very deepest of tbe draiu. Tra
il s ia handicapped, but It will not be
mauy days l(ore the tiles will be
Ia-ed and the eaitti replaced.
Wood! W.mmI! WoHi! For sale
-giMsl pole ouk, at II 50 per cord,
ouu year old. Eiiiiire o! D, E. Cur
uell, liwceu Hixih aud Seventh
alreels, on Washington, llillsooro,
Oregon.
Mr, E, li, Tongue has do e some
splendid work ou trie campaign cir
cuit during the past two weeks, lie
rl im in that the speeches he
made this week, have been particu
larly effective,
(Jeorge limes a prominent IhisI
ness man of Jacksonville, Oregon
tiled Mondsy, May 28. Mr. limes
was isirn in this county aud was
eduiMf.l ul flu .M.IU.i.u In L..u
- " w. i . " hi i ni
(J rove where lib had a wide circle of
mentis.
On Sunday Jtev. II. OIrg will
prer-ent the following subjects in the
Mt thiMiist church, morning "On the
higii level ol lift j" evening, "Live
the regulator of human passion. MA
cordial invitation to attend Is extend
ed to ill.
Mr. August Tews, who has lived
in ibis coui ty for pveral years is
oteuing a tailor shop on .Second
street, ipsiite the InhkI'K.ndknt
eft Ice, Mr. T iws has a home iu tbe
country and has done some work
there which hss in every way been
satisfactory to Ids curt imers.
Mr. Ellis who advertised his pro
perty for sale last week received a
call from a purchaser this week to
whom he effected a sale. The name
of our new neighbor was not men
tioned but he is a ship carpenter who
will by the next steamer go t Noma.
He wanted a good home for his fa
mily while be is away.
Mr. Qeorge Turpin, late of Pende,
Nebraska, has bought a piece of land
uear Scholia and is to be one of us
hereatter. Mr. Turpin is a nephew
of D. Turpin, who, iu his life time,
was so well and favorably known in
this county. Mr. Oeorge Turpin re
grets that he will not be permitted to
vote next Monday, but promises him
self that he will cast a vote for Me
Klnley this fall when his six months
probation shill have expired.
The Committee from Oen. Hansom
Poxt Q. A. It, flagged the following
graves of veterans buried in the
Hillshoro Cemeteries: J N Ferris,
Co A, 22 Conn, infl; N W Hose, Co.
I, It) Ind. Infl; Chas Stewart, Oregon
Indian War; Oeo Slgler, Oregon
Indian War; Chas Bowen, Co. K, 22
Iowa infi; W W Annan, Co. I, 9 Iowa
Infl; O J Fishburn; John Phillips,
Co. F, 2 U. 8. inft; JomesMcCulloch;
K 8 Whitlow; Wm M Brown, Mexi
can War; II Patterson, Oregon Indian
War; II Waggener, Co. U, 15 Iowa
Infl; Ec rtreet.Co. E, 2 Oregon inft;
P M Dennis, Co. D, 8 Iowa inft. and
Samuel Williams Indian war,
The citizens of the neighborhood
four or five miles north of Oreenvilie,
at a point called Fir Urove, have
formed an eleemosynary corporation
for the purpose of building a church.
In the neighborhood there is no de
nomination strong enough to build a
house of worship or to maintain reg
ular service, wherefore all denomi
nations will be permitted to use the
new structure. It is much needed as
there is no place for holding religious
services nearer than eight or ten
miles. The building will be 20x36
feet in size and will cost about (000.
A committee was in Hillshoro this
week soliciting contributions in
money to lie uxed in buying material.
All the Inbor will be H-rformed by
Iim-sI mechanii.
Passenger Agent M. J. Boehe, of
iha liiu ilrsiwle Wet"rn flv. was In
fiwn on Tuesday Inst arranging with
lion, and trs. w . i'. iiare lor ineir
trln Kmki next week asdeleirates to the
s,.., renin Lodiro. A. O. U. W. The
company will s'ud a special car for
the delegate rrom tne. w em anu
arrange a time table to enable the
tourists to see the grand tilings ot me
t. The train nulls
out of lorlland st 9 KM) o'clock p. m.
next Monday and goes over uie w.
II. A N. to Huntington, where it Is
tiken by the Oregon Short Line to
Oilgen, where the Bio Urande
Western takes it for a run over its
trai-ka Hhoulnir the eraiidet-t moun
tain iivnivv lii America. The car is
then picked up by the Denver and
ltio Urande and passed on io mmix
Falls by Satun ay at 1 o'clock p. m.
Kiihruii m rhnnire of car. Theexcur-
sion will have 6 hours, forenoon, at
Salt Like, 6 hours, afternoon, at
iv.nvr ard the afternoon and night
of Friday at Omaha. The trip will
be mcst deiigntiui one as u vm r
the most part be a day excursion.
t.iui. Mv 20 was a day ol
church festivities in ft Anthony's
parish (.War Mills and the people
eamo from th confines of the county
to attend the closing exercises of the
forty hours devotion and witness the
first eommunlon of a number of
children boys, and girls, who receiv
ed their first communion. The exer
cises from Sunday t' Tuesday hsd
been condutl ry ivev rm
llnm, O. 8. B. who addressed the
congn-gation In English and Uer-
.h ..rv !. The children
of the day were all cha Hy and
simply attired in roian oi wmw, mm
boys with their badges of the same.
They marched from the convent to
the church where special seals were
reserved for them. After Mass they
returned to the convent "chmilroom
where a well spread table of good
thing awaited mem. iw. rmii-i
iL'ini.m honored the occasion by
presiding and taking breakfast with
them, they were also surrounded by
their parents and friends, who par
took or ineir nj nn .
After breakfart they proceeded to
hear high mass, which was sung by
u. inthnnt i rholr. then a iroces-
iion of the Blessed Sacrament was
formed which manned irom ine
.i k. .n.i .nuiiiil the convent
grounds. At the conclusion the pss
r.. I avenue had the first
comiiiuii'lcat t gnupel annind the
altar (wntcn was aw iu
pholographetl as a remembrance of
the happy day, a bright tunny day,
vhlrh wi'l long live) in the memory
of old and youug.
COUNTY CONVENTION
Sunday Schools of this Court
tt, meet June 7th
AT THE t UK 1ST! AN ( 111 U( II
A tiaed Pracraai has keen Arraagrd
fsr tbe Orraxien
Tbe eleventh annual convention of
the Sunday schools of Washington
county will be held la the Christian
church, Uillsboro, on Thursday next,
June 7ih. Each school In the county
is entitled to two delegates at large
and oue for every twenty-five schol
ars. The schools are requested to
send reports by the delegates and one
cent for each scholar to help pay the
expenses of the association. It is ex
pected that several state workers will
be present aod since the time to so
near the stale association It la possi
ble that one or more' of the national
secretaries may attend. Tbe follow
ing program will be used:
MOKNINO.
9:00 Itevotional Exercines
. Kev. Bicakfotwe
9 :20 Topic (a) Owning Kisrciae
Mrs. John Baxter
9:30 IHwamion - - - -U
:f0 Topic (b) Lnwon in the School
Oliver CurtU
10.-00-PiHcunsion -10:20
Mimic - - - "
10:30 keriution - Fanny Caurse
10 : Topic (c) Review - C 11. Peterson
10:5U Hixcussion
11 :10 Topic (d) IMamiesion
1 1 N10 lim-iiMion - - -
11:40 SI mic. Recitation
. Klmer Borwick
11 :45 Aointing Cornmitteea
11:55 Mimic, llentxliction -
AVTKRNOON.
1 : Praia Bervics -1
-AO lrlmary Union, Mrs. E. L. Kixxin
1 :55 lisi-iiagion - - - -2:00
Music. Recitation -2:10
Home Department, Rev.Hnnter
2:20 DiscusBion -2
:30 M?eial Days In the Humlay School
- Mr. Wistenheiuier
BOSS LONG "Well Sambo, how do you think the old ng will run."
SAMBO "Pears to me boas, lik dat ar mewl'd traliel Isttnh cf yoh.'d remove dat lii t i 1 plank and dem anti
panshun cinches. And say boss, sheT loxe shuah ef dey doant cut of dat ar A r goose bandage its feslerin
datar critters laig.
2 :40 Diwnmion ....
2:50 Music. Recitation -'.i
:00 KeKrt ol Sehonls sod Committees
3:40 Election of Officers and General
Kuniness - -4.
-00 Music. Benediction
Mlllloas Ulren Away.
Is certainly gratifying
It Is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in the
land who are not afraid to be gener
ous to the needy and suffering. The
proprietors of Ihr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have given away over ten mil
lion trial bottles of this great medi
cine; and have the satisfaction of
knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopele esses. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all dis
eases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
sre surely cured by It, Call at Helta
lrug Store and get a free trial bottle.
Regular slice 60c and f 1. Every bot
tle guaranteed, or price refunded.
Brave Urm Fall
Victims to stoitach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women, and
all feel the results in loss of appetite,
poisons in the blood, backache, ner
vousness, headache and tired, listless,
run-down feeling. But there's no
need to feel like that. Listen to J.
W. Gardner, Idaville, lud. He says:
' Fleet ric Bitten are just the thing for
a man when he is all run down, and
don't care whether he lives or dies.
It did more to give me new strength
snd good appetite than anything I
could take. I can now eat anything
and have a new lease on life." Only
.Ml cents at Delta Drug Store. Every
bottle guaranteed.
Rrs Hst t'rsai Tke aa
Was the ball that hit G. B. Stead
man, of Newark, Mich., In the Civil
War. It caused horrible Ulcers that
mi treatment helped for 20 years.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve rared
him. Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions.
Bst Pile cure on earth; 25 cents a
box. Cure guaranteed. ?nld by the
Delta Drug Store.
Werklag Sight ass llay
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Every pill
is a sugar-coated glot ule of health,
that changes weakness Into strength,
listlessness Into energy, brain fsg into
mental power. They're wonderful
in building up I ho health. Only 2.V
Nr box. Hold by Delta Drug Store.
Bicycle repairing, braxng, turning
vulcsnixing and sundries at O. U.
Wilkes, Second street, next door lo
Hillshoro Hotel.
There will be special tale at Mc
Corniicks bicycle tore, next Satur
day, June 2nd. Repairing at reduc
ed rate.
Born at Portlanil My In Tl os.
Belmont and wif-a itnvli( r.
Sam Hoover and Bud O i and
families have inovfl to K
Wash.
On June 14 to' 10 lr. Lowe tl.ejA Fett)
eye-sight upecialiMa will is- at ttie
Tualatin.
Wanted. A coiiipi ti lit girl l
take full charge of iiou-e rk. In
quire at KiM-h's liu-at market.
Mrs. Nilah Job, wl.o live- on t"ie
Job d. I.e. st the v.t end of the
long bridge, lsiiiifii-d to l r li-d
a serious illness. M r advanced age
and the character of the t t si k g ves
her friends muck c uiivrii.
Oeorge Homhurkle, of li.-nvnt..n,
istMHifinisI lohislsilaa remit if
a psraljtic rfoke uslitiiiid Mnie
time ago. Dr. Linklt -r, bis physi
cian, gives but I t le l.cpc for hi
recovery. For lioot tift ysrs Mr.
Horubuckle bus bet'ii a f-unillnr
figure ab ait Iteaveitoii ai d now ti' t
be is consianlially onfineil to hi
home caues ihe vunucy tu is
noticed. Memorial D-ty exer'i-xs i-oiiinien
ml on Hunibiy'last with s sermon
by ltev. K. P. Hiiabes in the Con
gregational church. The " litory
was full to nveifl'wing, and the irr
mon eloquent. On dntl iy morn
ing Uen. lUiisom INr-t . A. K.
marched to the cemetery where Hie
ritualistic ceremonies of the order
were observed. In th veiling gen
eral literary exerri.- were renilen d
st the couit hous. The day throng
out was oliscrved as ho.iduy.
Smaller and sirnlbr, fewer and
fewer, Just a hand full low in fie
veteran parade oft he . A. it. fist
roes to Ihecviiictciy lo strew 11 -iwors.
More numerous are the HRi'd
graves, liHrt Widinwlxy moriiing
the procession was formed iir the
Court house yard, but it whs slio-t.
1 I -m (..I.l.ul.. iir.'l.ii ll
uty a i-w w,-i. -,.." ...
respond to the call t iinil in They
attempted the vigorous step of the
Vicksburr campniirn but it was the
mimicry ol age. Only lew years I
more and the ting must be rarrit d hy
other bands. a I
William Mr'Khlnwr.ev die t at the
residence of bis daughter-in-law Mrs.
SAMBO'S FRIENDL Y ADVICE.
T. L McEldowney lti-t -und iy at
the advanced ag of !Wi year!-. The
deceased was a native of Ireland, bin
has been a residei.t of America si mi
be was 20 years ot age. His son, T.
L. McEldowney, deceased, is the
only one of his seven chiMreu wlio
was known here. Mr. McKMowney
had been an Odd Fellow since is 17.
Before immigrating t Oregon in
1880 he had lieen a member of fie
Presbyt-rian church hut hern he
affiliated with the Bi t!st i hurt h.
A large crowd of people gHthered
In tbe court house on Tuesdsy In.-t
to hear Hon. O. W. Fu t n. iliwu.-
the burning politics I questions of the
day from a republican point ol view
As a lawyer, as a statei-msn and ora
tor Mr. Fulton has no superiors nod
few equal on the Pacific co;t-1 For
one and one half hours be held the
closest attention of evi ry I i-1 ner in
bis audience while he poured Vrgu
merits, too hrt for the opposition to
pick np into their csni ; his dis
course was logical, Imsed on fscts and
figures, and as occasions demanded,
It grew into fervid eloquence. The
financial question, tru t question ami
tbe question of expansion wem man
terfully handled; he londe ltrxxuV
i "flop secch" loon like :t(l cei t. The
trurt question was handled without
gloves and it wasconelusi vely hown,
that the republican is Ihe enemy of
the trust snd the demo pop combina
tion is its friend. It ih rleiirly
proved that Jones, chuiriii in of the
demo pop national comm. tt i' who
poses ss the archenemy of the fml,
Introduced a resolution in thr-U. IS.
Senate whetehy It whi iub ndi d fur
Ihe U. 8. government to inske a pre
sent of 1 800,01 tot o t he t rust a. H e eh n I
enged sny nue ticmirvtiv.! him hut
none a tempted it. lie hsndled the
expansion question as only t.ilfmen
can handle it., llu proved by figures
and facts, conclusively th t he irt r
eats of the penpta of this oit lav hi
the government of the I'niiippine
islsnds by Ihe U. S. Those people
who did not hear his s-eh ntied
a treat. Mr. Fulton spoke Ht U;ist..n
In the evening lo a very hire anil
enthusiastic crowd, lie whs warm
ly welcomed there and loudly cheer
ed during thecoursecf his argument.
He did the republican ptirty in mo
mensn amour t of good whi 1 here
Mr. Fulton is alusy wi lmmed in
Washington county where the peoph"
appreciate his abil ty snd charscter
and have his welftr st lesrt, ss
much as have Ihe peo
county.
of hia own I
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Till Rind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the.
Slgnators
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Words About
Nominees
the!
CAP A II LE, HONEST HEN
Vatert Mill at VaksaHUtakela 8s
asrtiag Ikrai.
In the last issue before election It
is proier to mention the candidates
ii I on the republican county ticket.
The list insy be said to be beaded by
lloa. U. r. t'araellat,
who is a native of this county. He
hss served one term in the legisla
ture aud is well equipped for his sec
ond term.' He ts entirely reliable
and what he promises will be
performed.
Hsa. E. W. Haiaes
has served one session in the State
ent and n turned with a record for
efficiency.
llaa. Abarr Briggs
hss served a term in tbe house and
ia not without experienee. No one
thinks of leaving him at home,
Uesrge 8tltt
is a new man, but he will be at home
in the consideration of all questions
nVeiiug the welfare of the tttte. He
is honest and blunt and no ooe will
have occasion to know where be
stHiids on public questions.
J. C. Uackaaaa
is another new man, hut his associa
tion with the men of the world has
i eeii large so that he will not be
Uken by surprise hy any membi r of
the third house. He was a soldier In
the Second Oregon, and had his
Philippine experience.
J. A. Thorakargh,
for county clerk, will bring to. the
luties of his omce 4 thorough traln-
! ing
iu Portland Business College
Hiipplemei.t d by two years work In
the recorder's (iffice. He is a genial
man aud one whom the ci; liens of
the county will gladly meet in the
clerk's offli-e.
Jons McXaaier,
for "heriff, has been trained for the
place, lie Is honet, capable and e
res dent of the couuty for over a
quarter of a century,
t'alrla Jack, Jr.,
for mi-order of conveyances has
proven Ida fitness lor Ihe place. No
one In opHMition was thought of in
the convention that nominated him.
Oeorge II. Milcex,
is another expeiiei ctd man aud will
perform the d t es of assessor just as
tiittifully as bo did four years ago.
He is sure and Ihe people know it.
T. . Tsdd,
for commissioner, is a man of some
means, and is accusti med to
na n-
dling large sums of money, just the
man for managing the business of
tho county when many dollars aie
dishorned each year. Todd ia econ
omical with the revenues of the
county, hut Is not afraid of making
Improvements when they are
needed.
4 apt K. Craadall.
for treasurer, Is well known through
out the county. He has been here
twenty-five years and Is recognised
as a cs.reful and discreet man.
A. A. Morrill,
who two years ago wss accused with
lNing satisfied with "crude Instru
ments" hss dcinonsttalvd that he
has skill to use complicated transits
and compass. He is a fine workman
snd has performed the duties of
county surveyor to the satisfaction of
all. Let us elect him again.
II. A. Ball, '
who r just finishing np his first term
ss siirimendctit of public schools,
REPUBLICAN PRECINCT NOMINATIONS.
Precincls
Road Supt.
BeHverdam......
It avcrtoii
Buxton
Cornelius ..
Columbia
Osiry
Dllley
K Ruite
K I'lshir iTei k .
J.J. Wismer-...
L. H. Bainea
J. Cummings
A. rt. Hatch
Wm. Bsgley.. .
J. M. New
A. B. Todd ......
C. H.jTlgarl
8. P. Spencer. ...
J. Mcliaren
C. A. Keeth
D. Wenger -
T. O. Meashsm.
P. Baughman...
A. T. Knox......
A. T. Knox
F. M. Kelsey....
H. Orndofi. ........
ii!,, (Tr,
K"eilvile
Wa-hlngton
Mountain
N Hillshoro
N Forest Orove
H Forest Orove
M IlilMoro
S Tualatin.
Wapato
W Kcdsr Crtek
W Butte
S. Shogren.......
J. A. Chapman
E. Woods... .
has made the best officer we hsve
bad. He deserves a second term,
and the people will call him to the
office next Monday.
Dr. A. L. SejUr,
who was nnmintl for coroner ia
not wed known in Ihe western psri
of tbe county . but Id the Cedar
creek precimu where hli imtienta
live he ia held in high esteem. He
will receive a heavy vole there.
And now seeing that all these men
are good and true let three cheers be
given lor their success. Hip, Hip,
Huxxah,
How la your wife has she lost her
beauty? If so, Conatiliou, Indi
gestion, Sick Headache are the prin
cipal causes. Karl's Clover Boot Tea
has cured these ills for hair a centu
ry. Price 25 eta, and 60 eta. Money
refunded II results are not satis
factory. Delta Drug Store.
Wm Mobr makes boots at I-is
shop on Second street, Hillshoro, for
fo.f 0 per pair, sewed shoes for I
and gives special attention to repair
ing. He uses only first-grade stock
which enables him to guarantee his
work.
Sick headaches, the curse of over
worked womankind, are quickly and
surely cured by Karl's Clover lt"ot
Tea, the greet blood purifier aud tis
sue builder. Money refunded if not
satisfactory. Price 25 and 60 eta. at
Delta.
Go toJMcCormlck's for bicycle re
pairs, reasonable, .
Mr. F. R. I alley Is now connected
with McCormlck'a bicycle store and
is ready to do bicycle repairing at
reasonable prices. Uive him a call.
8CMXEK RESORTS.
"To tbe mountains our people in
Increasing numbers yearly look for
those days of relaxation and recrea
tion necessary to maintain tbe hu
man machine In fair working condi
tion. The languorous sloth ol the
seashore proves very seductive while
it lasts, but many have decided that
the annual outing should provide not
only radical change of air and sur
roundings, but aiso such stimulation
of flagging energies aa will provide
brawn and vigor for the return to
labor. For this they urge Ihe moun
tain climb and ramble, the balsam
of the mountain pines, and the clear,
unadulterated mountain air."
"In this direction tbe Shasta Route
now affords a wealth of attractions.
Tbe entire line of road from Ashland
to Redding Is studded with charm
ing and accessible hotels and camps,
where are cheer and comfort and
healing at reasonable cost, and where
you can bunt, fish, ride, loaf, or play
with equal facility."
"Or if you look for healing waters,
none better can be found, hot or cold,
than the springs of Ashland, Colestio,
Anderson, Bartlett, Byron and Paso
Roblea."
"Before visiting Europe, the pen
pie of tbe Northwest should see the
glories of Yosemite Valley, and the
wondrous groves of Mariposa and
Calaveras; tbe Parisians are likely to
make inquiries concerning these at
tractive resorts."
Send to Mr. C H. Markham, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Portland, for
new booklets on Castle Crag, Shasta
Springs, McCloud River, Yosemite,
and excursion rates thereto.
Shulmerich A Son have a remenant
sale of shoes at 60 per cent discount
rrom former prices.
Muddy complexions. Nauseating
breath come from chronic constipa
tion. Karl's Clover Root Tea is an
absolute cure and bsa been sold for
fifty years on an absolute guarantee.
Price 25 cts, and 60 cts. Delta Drug
8ore.
Do you know consumption Is pre
ventable? Science has proven that,
and jIso that neglect is suicidal. The
worst cold or cough can be cured
with Shiloh's Cough and Consump
tion Cure. Sold on positive guaran
tee lor over fifty years. Delta Drug
Store.
Call on F. J. Barber, Second street
If you want a first-class shave or hair
cut. Try bis baths, either hot or
cold.
Many a lover has turned with dis
eust from an otherwise lovable girl
with an offensive breath. Karl's
Clover Root Tea purifies the breath
by its action on the bowels, etc., as
nothing else will, sot a lor years on
absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts, and
60 cts at Delta.
On account of the steel trust all
farm implements will be higher than
before but Scbulmeaieb A Son will
sell after the raise at name prices as
others sold before.
NELSON ft REED.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hough and Dressed
LUMBER
Ws will have rsir sawmill rcorly to saw
lumber on or about June 8th. The body
of timber, tributary ia the bent In the
stats and hence with our superior
machinery and mechanical skill our
product will bt ax ul to that fuund in
any market anJ superior to moat. We
invite orders. .
Acker's Eaiibdl ReaiHy will stse a
sough st say time, and will cars the
wont cold ia twelve boars, or money re
fnnded. S6aadMeaU at Dei Ut Drag
Store.
Jualtcv of the Peace
Constable
W. D. Cady
W. Steven.....
II. F. Hendrix.
C Louden
M. P. Reader
J. W. Hughes..
II. R Tigard.. ..
W. P. Day ,
J. Adkins
C. Jack
Won. Hunter
W. J. Staley
A. Dunning
K. I lei Her
H.COarsten
P. Tupper
C Robinson
Wm. Ilewett
H Dillahoy
M. C. Lincoln
lnn 8wsnler
K Ha,ln ion
John lialdwin
John Baldwin
M. a Dailey
John Crawford
8. C Tupper
F W. Johnson
Chas. Oleaoo
J. Jons
W. J. Oreg
J. W. Bail?y
O. R. Downs
O. R. Down
Benton Bowinsn
J. A. Measlnger..
F X. Harding....
M. K. Buck
N. J. Dave's
Regular preaching services at the
Christian church Sunday morning
by tbe tstor, Kider K. Sickafxise.
The iuterest in the Farmington
evangelistic meetings is maintained.
Mauy conversions have resulted Irom
the work alr sdy done and there ia
reason for Ihe Istlief more will take
Ihe new position in life.
Mr. M. B. Bum n attorney recen'-
ly loest -d in Hillshoro, has Ishmi ap
pointed I s-al ageut of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Comnanv. Tbe
Hartford is a reliable company, liul
uol more so than Mr. Bump. Call
and see him about iuaurauce.
Hon. Wallace McCauiant will ad
dress Uie eletrs of Washington
county tomorrow alt?rnain al Ihe
Court House. He it a forcible cam
paign rami candid. He builds no
air castles, but has plain unvarnished
facts for the consideration of the
people.
Mamie Huntington daughter of
Mrs. Pet Finney Huntington died in
Portland on Tuiaday lact and was
brought lo Uillsboro, Thursday
morning for burial by the side of her
ulster who died only a few months
ago. The remains were met at the
station by Mr. A. Finney grand-
fattier. Mamie was nfteen years of
age and died of tuberculosis, the
same malady that carried away the
elder sister.
IhiVsa Want Oue llaadred IMIars
Any irood man or woman ran organize s
hwlite ol Hit- Danker' I'nion of the W.rlJ.
of Omnlia, Ntbnuka. Teachers and Hu
di'i.ta rind the work highly remunerativ
and i U-niwiiit. I he leading I'raternal aoeie-
tv in Ihe West. I'avn tK-ath. Iubililv.
and I Hd Air eluinm, and issues Joint I'ufi-
cius for man and wile, l'ava Hick snd Ao-
cident claima lAHlae ici thirty iitate.
Iirire meitihershin o men and women.
Fiplendid rewrve plan. If you cars to make
tlnl.Ml or n ore in a week or two, write lo
the General Mttna er, Jiankera llnitin or
the World. Portland I Ireiron. for a contract
aa I xval or District Manager and oritaiiiie
a lode.
Kvery flay delay means your monieu
lose.
Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen,
will give their
Annual Excursion to
Sunday, June 3, '00
4 Bands in Attendance
from Dallas, Monmouth, Portland
and Sherwood.
Bicycle Races, Base Ball,
Trick Bicycle Riding and
many other Attractions.
All State Buildings will be Open.
Fare Round trip and ad- 1 1
mission to Fair Grounds -P
Train Leaves Hillsboro at 7:30.
Furniture for sale
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get piices
P. O. BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
THE OLD LINE
Bankers Life Insurance Co.
OF NEBRASKA ISSUES
The Policy of the Future
. Send name, address, ind age and get full
. particulars of the bes. plan on which Insur
ance was ever written,
j; f. COMPTON, Gen. Agent
413 Nanism Kalldlng.
JOHN DELLAR
UUll 1 kJ 1 UlllllUllliiUJ
Cor. 1st and-Yamhill Sts. SHOES
sort: the nu.j.owno pkuehom oibrpkcialtieju
Ladies' Shoes, Kid or Kangaroo,
Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 0.00 value
Boys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4.50 value
Crescent Suits, ...... ,75 value
PORTLAND. OR.
Croup is a t rnir of thousands of
young mothers Is-eause Its (Kit tires k ;
is so asroutxtng snd frequently fatal, j
Million's rough and consumption cure,
act like rosgic In cases of rrougn. Iti
bas never been known to fsil. The
worst cases relieved immediately.
Price 25c, and 11.00, Yon can
get it at tbe Delta.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Uk O'Vica TOs.ioa Oirv. Ouk.
Miv, U I tt.
VI.TICK 13 HEBKBY til V EN IHAT
i the I'iiIIowiub-iumimnI nelller has UUd
Kit ice ol UU intention to uiake liiial P"
iu uuiNirt "I hi claim. ai;J Uit '
Rrool ill ! ma briore tlia Kctri.ler anil
eceiver al Oregon 1'ity, Ure., jii July
I'JiU i:
KKASK It. McO AFFIX,
II. K Ha51. lor tha K U of N K ! and K H
ul s K V b IW r f K 7 W.
II names IIm followine wituewtra to
prove hia eontinuoiu ieik-iK upou anil
cullivaliooof wtiii land, via:
John o. oaid, of Aaria, Ure.
Janiea A. McLean, of , '"
l, t'. Hatch, of Portland, "
L. V. Uitkey. ol
lltAU. B. MCH)REri.
l-T tituwr
XtrTICK ViH PI ltLICATIO.
Lss Orncs at Uios Citt. Ob.
Ar. 21,
NOTICK 18 HEREBY UIVKN. IHAi
the followina-xamed settler has nst
notireof hi intention to make final proof
in eiipport of hia elaiiii. aud that Mid proof
m ill lie made before the ouiiiy t'lern of
Washington Couuty, at UiiUUoro Ore., ou
J nue , ltmO, via:
CHAS. 8. M1I.I.EU,
11. K. No. 10181 for the ( of N W X
ami lota l anu x oeo i i n r o .
lie uamea the following wilucMca to
pr. ve hia ooiitinnnua reiiieure upou and
cultivation of said laud, via:
Daniel Uoe, of Baeona, Ore.
Hhern.an Uacon, ot " ''
1 hoe. O. Meachaui, of " "
Arthur tiacou, of "
CHAi B. MOOKES
4U4 Kiter.
The best bicycles on earth. Cres
cent aud Cleveland 1900 chain
mislels t25 and f:!5, chaliilem .i0
and $10, VtOO Cleveland 10 and t"rf.
Hoyl, the Jeweler, agent.
KllrSKY TKA.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures back
ache, xldney and bladder trouble
For sale at the Delta.
l'srtlasit, Orrgsa.
clothihg
Lace or Button, I2.50 value
1.7."
7.1
2..10
.
Prop
JOHN DELI AR.
On every tsiltleof Miili.li' .m
aiimplion Cure is this ifimrsniti : "A. I
we a-k of you is lo 11 ie lwo-1 lords of
the contents of Ibis bottle faithfully,
then if you can say you sre not bene
fited return the bottle to your Drug
gl.d and he may refund the price
paid." Price '2,'t cts, and 00 cts and
11.00. iJelta Drug Htore.