Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, June 15, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCninmeiict-ment week at Fortut Grove begin tomorrow evening". Juno 16ib. The program fur the week w thus announced : aturiluy, H p. m Annivrraary of Curt- xirvitlury ol Music. SuiMl-ir. II a. m. Bacculaureato Per- muii. lirv. I. S. Kuixl.l. H i. in. AiKlrt-M liefortttlie Chris tian Association, liev. I. B. Kniidit. .M. .inlay, 'i .'Ml p. ui. Junior Kxhibitiou tinrniau Play. 8 p. ui. AiMrriM hetorH the Liter ary SiM-ietiea. Uev. W. K. !ur.l, U. I). Tucaday, i!::iO p. in. Anniversary tier ciar iu the Ai-ailt-my. H p. in. Aililreaa before tli Aaso-i-'uile Alumni. Judge Alfrud K. Sears, Jr. WVIueadny, 10 a. in. llraihntiiiK Exer- ciwa ul the L uiverHity. 1 :.'U p. in. C'uroration Dinner to Aliuiini ami Inviteil liuenti. 4 ::M16 p. in. Faculty Reception 8 p. ill. Couitneiu-enieiit Concert. Now that the tiuie for toiuutaln outing 1 fant ttpproa'hiuif , lh Is LitFtNUKNT has a few precaution lourliuw eauip nrj which It desires 1 1 urye upon the attention of excur- moiilsls. It I assumed Hint no one wantonly sets out foreat tties and that when any such are light 1 It Is by accident, which knowledge of condi tion ami care might prevent. A camp Uie ought not to ba built against I tie foot of a hr tree especial ly if it I largo and pitchy or at the foot of any other lr e, for that matter. The reason la the trunk la apt to gel no well lighted that the tree will burn down. The tire continuing to buru long after the camper are gone ia more than likely t spread aud reach the proportion of a fore-t con tWrutiou. For like reason and more, a fire ought not to lie hull againi-t a log. It la apt to ruu along the trunk and get beyond the con trol of tlie camper. I lie open ground ia the place for a Ore, but before It Is built fie covering of leave and half decayed twig should lie cleared away until the bare ground la reached. There build the lire, not ou loo great a scale, but enough for comfort and cooking. Hee, when the camp i left, that there are no amoulderinu cbunck remaiuing to be fanned itilo a blaze by the wind, or that the dry truth and rubbish ia not afire. This aometimeH bold Ore for several days aud la f.umed into a forest destroying activity when the cauiH'r are mile away. Care iu the building or camp Urea and their extinguishment when no longer needed, will prevent all f.rest tires. Lint (Saturday evening, June 9, 1900, I'rof. U. A. Jones and members of his singing classed at lteedvllle and Farmiugtou gave an enterttin uicnt at the lteedville school house. It was a very enjoyable a Hair, The al tendance was large, the singing was fine, recitations by the young people were good, aud the drill by the girls of the school was excellent. Ice cream and lemonade were served after the progrrtiu, this feature of the occasion being very much enjoyed a'Ho. If the country iu general could have more of Ibis elevating In fluence of Kinging, audi a I'rof. Jones and his classes give, we think it would be an excellei t thing along the lineol progress. Mr. II. II. Millis has for the second time won the silver cup In all-around track athletics at Pacifle University. The contest came off Saturday fore noon, June Dili, ou our new grounds. Millis Is a good man in the pole vault aud very fair in the juuiia and prints. Arthur K. Yoder was a very close second in the summation of Hiints, and for awhile it looked a though be would beat Millis out. Next Sunday will be observed as Children's Day at the Congregational church by exercises appropriate to the character and purpose of the day. The children of thefcabbath school, assisted by various singers, will ren der a progrom at 8 o'clock in the evening. The pastor will occupy the pulpit and preach at 11 a m. All are cordially invited to these service. The delegation of J. 8. djiffia Cabin, native Sons, of llillaboro are Id Portland this week attending the Graud Cabin. The delegates are W. K. McCourt, W. V. Wiley and J. B. Wilkes. Mrt. Lydia Humphrey Oault and Mrs. Letitta Hoover (Join. el are HillsUoro delegates io the Grand Cabin Native Daughters. From the repirls published In the Poitiand papers the youngsters are enjoy lug tbemsel ves. The county treasurer mut-t be get" ting in wore money, since he has ex tended his call for warrants tlmt have been endorsed prior to August 1, 189U, this to las paid on and alter Monday next, June 18lh. Interest will cease ou such warrants after that date. Little Harry Helby, who carried the Kvening Telegram for a time, was the lucky lad at Gates'. He drew the season ticket, the lucky Dumber being 468, and now he will enjoy summer drinks and ices till they no longer Mud a void. Monday and Tuenday of this week were good liay-uiaking days and Wednesday was a gcxal day for haul lug to the barn, but all work of that kind was susanded on Thursday be cause it rained a little. School District No. V, Glenco, will move and paint lis school house this summer. A notice to contractors in this Issue is of interest to painters and house movers. The proprietor of the Ilillslioro bakery wants to sell because of ill health. A good business proportion for a small sum of money. Mr. Charles Forsyth, one of the propritfira of the Castle Hock, Wash., light plant, spent a day Hillsboro this week. "The Evening Star," from Wng Ber'a famous opera of Ta nhauser will I sung Wednesday evening. June 20th. The commencement conceit of Parittc University Is Madame Norel li'a farewell concert before going to Paris. Madame Norelll will sing n aria from Verdi's opera "La Traviata," at commencement concert. Bicycle repairing neatly done and prices very reasonable at McCor milk's Bicycle Store. The souvenirs presented at her farewell concert will be pictures of Madame Norelll. Hear the Portland rtrlng quartette at Marsh Hall, Pacific University, June 20th. J Madame Norelll sings some Swed ish folksongs at her farewell concert. Dou't forget commencement con cert Id Forest Grove, June -O'li, at 8 o'clock. There will lie h straw Is-rry fe-tival at the Btptii-t Chun h. West Union, Saturday evenii g, June Hih. All are cordially invited to n '-ri. I . O.I Wdliemliy evening Mi-ssri lioge A Funis' power hay press mn off the sleep grade on I lie south side of the Tualatin. The hn-.ikHge was eonsidi rable. LOST C'n Main Mr-el, Ilillslioro, a pair steel framed spectacles and a pair brown kid gloves. Fmdr please leave 1 1., in at I N HKI'K.vntN r ottbre and receive reward County Assen-mr Cavei expects to complete the Held work of listing property by July 1-it, though a few loore days may be needed since he Hilda the work is increasing in volume. Census Knumerat r Crandall has practically completed the counting of the people in 1 1 1 1 l-ilx r. . The de partgient will not allow him to t II how great tlie population is or whom he ha found, but he says the iie-truo-ions do not forbid him to t'll what he has not found so.he feels at lltierly to say there Is not a negro, mulatto, Chinaman or any other col ored persou in llillsls.ro. A sixty-fool coin; tv road bus for years cut 'tided north from the Base line road to the Yerlxsirt-li nterville road on the west side of the Clchin; donation. Some of the l..nd owners along the road, Ihoiilit t mtieh laud is tavupied, and M'lilinned the court to have it vacated and a -In luol road established. Capt. Ilaynes, u ho now owns the Catching doiiHtion, objected to the contraction aud em ployed Messrs Tln. II. t 1'. It. Tongue to protect his Inlere Ls. Mr. K. B. Tongue Hpearl belore I he court and succeeded In having the petition disiuisicd. The strawlierry season is drawing to a close. While if lasted there was activity and for a small town we have done our share it tukiinr car of the crop. Bob Greer sold 4ri8l boxes and J. M. Brown passed through bis store 8452, total H03ii. ( If course this does not include from house to houre sales. Mr. Greer stales that Hit atrawlrries have la-en sold ft.r less money this year than for ek'ht years before. The lowest notch was reached last Monday when 42 Imix crates were sold for one dollar. Mr. Brown has notii-cd a (.rice a shade lower when a 24-box crate was sold for a half dollar. The season is not fully past as the dealers exprct to sell a ton or more yet. The price yesterday for a 42 Ikix crate was f I III. The committee of arranunients for the celebration of July.lth at Ilillsls.ro have been active during tl"e past week himI good progress is making. Be sides being backed by the citizens at are urging the matter forward and are giving VHluiihle suggestions lor a wonderful entertainment. Only one day will be devoted lo amusements but it will tat a hummer and every minute will he used. Visitor are not expected on the second, third or lift ti, show will open with the rising oi me sun ami eini wiin me setting oi me uioon. Visitors ought to arrange atl'airs so as to arrive In Hillsboro Tues day evening, July 8 I, so that they may ho here on time Wednesday the 4th. In the forenoon there will be a procession, re .ding of Declaration of Independence, oration ly a speaker of N.t'iaoal reputation, aud an old fashioned dinner, a barlieeue. The afternoon will be a continuous Vande viileenterttinnient, foot racing, bicycle racing, trick bicycle riding, balloon ascension and parachute desteut, clog dancing, solo singing. Adgie the woman lion tamer, with her den of lions will lend interest to the occa sion. Fire works will lie discharged from the top of tlie water tower and from the Court House. Th Hillsboro band, one of the la?st in the tate furnishes the music. All these attractions will cost money, but they will be absolutely free to all who will come to see them. The committee already has the u oney to defray expenses.' All tlie Same. Whatever the -condition of the weather, and however congenial or otherwise, all the same we will have the ills that flesh is heir to. It Is Iu the changes of tempers fire that Kheumatiam and Neuralgia develop to their worst forms. In like n-an- ner Sciatica and Lumbago come in painful and perplexing forms. Sprains and Bruises, Soreness and Mdlnes also disable and unfit men for busi ness, but all the same, St. Jacobs ti l is always handy and always ready to me t all these ills with the surety of a prompt and perf ct one. A Thousaud Tongae Could net express tho ra Hire of Annie F Springer, of 112". Howard St., Philadilphlrt. ra., wnen sue found that Dr. King's New Ihscov ery for Consumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough tht for many years had made lire a burden. All ther remedies and dot-tors could give her no help, but she says of this Itoval Curt: "It warn removed me pain In my chest and I can now sleep soundly, something I can scarcely re- , memler doing belore. I leel like sounding its praises throughout the Unlverxe." So will everyone wno tries Dr. King's iSew Discovery tor any trouble of the Throat,. Chest, or - .. , a. .i.. n1.;.. I Lungs, t rice nue ami i.oo. mm bottles free at Delta Drug more: every bott'e guaranteed. Kolibed the (irave. A startling Incident, of w hich Mr. John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by hmi s follows: "I was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yel low, eves sunken, tongue cost it, pain continually In back and sides, no ap atite gradually growing weaaer day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Klectric Bitters;' and to my great Joy ami surprise, tne flrst bottle iiisde a divided impiove ment. I continued their use for ihru. wks. and am now a well man. I know they saved my life, l and robbed the grave of another vie-: tim." No one should fail io try them. Only 51 cts., guaranteed, si Itelta Drug Slon Fuller' A fill I'llght. F. M. Uiggirs, FMilor Seneca (Ills.) News, was arnittel for years with .. . . .... ......... .........i.. k..)...i i i'i es tnai nonocior n H-mriij i it i. . . .:... u.. i.... limn new.... - - - - , He writes two taixes wholly cured . him. D's the sun-st I He rare on : until neirieu iramvu s n. . oih amt the liest salve in the world. Cure guaranteed Only 2" eei ts. Hold by iK-Hs Drug Store. I Tt - T- 1 W . Tha Kins Hot Hw tmnw Bout ( 01 BT HOl'SE. MAKKIAOE I.1CK-NSK. Li n-nse to wed was ssued June 9, ti Ferdinand Frederick Wilheltu ll'ilzrus. 32. and Adelheld Marc reth Katariua Borchers, 27; Jane tf, W. li.Cady, 27, and Mary Fisher, 111; June 9, William J. Lichty, 23, and l' art li ir-lm r, 19. Ytii.tvmE. S. M. Wilson to J. G Hiaird, fxl a in sec 2s t 2 n r 2 w S M Wilson t Judge Gray, a in CIm McKay d I c U II Koch and wf t J I Knight, s ) lots 5 and 6 Id hlk 2 M .rgan's Add lo Hill-lN.ro GeoririH M Knight, by sheritl, to A (' Shut ', of lots 5 and li in bU 2 Morgan's add 120 to IIillilx.ro -1134 95 A K Klink el al to K M Kliuk I.Iks 6, 20, 3 and 30 Beaver ton - John F Johii-uni aud wife to Oari-sa McNuit, t of blk 4 Walker add lo Foreft Grove Irene Ann B-al to Mary A Ilullbu'ion Jr., 1 a in sec 1 t 3 s r 2 w W l Hill to N H Darnall, lot 12 in blk II South Park add to Forest Grove M D Markhtim aud wf to F.va K Jiihusou, lot 5 in blk 7 South Park add to Forest 700 200 Grove 4H F. A l-Mdy and wile lo United i Artisans, ;i.J a iu tut: 2:1 t2s r 1 w Sarah J Diy ti Geo Andrews ami w f, 20 a iu sec 11.1 t 2 r 1 w Thos Dol.son a'ld wf lo S A Burns, lots I " and 10 In Northni. tr aild to Ilillslioro.. F. A l-Mdy and w f lo ScIkmiI Disl No 20, pt of lot Ho Tual atin Gardens Ladd I teed Farm Co to Mel ciioir Meyer, HI 00 a in see 12 t 1 a r I w Lucy A Gilpin to G L Large, pt of lot ti in blk 0 Forest Grove It A KM is and hush to Marion Kdce lots 1 and 2 blk 2 Fair view ml I t ) I ( illHlx.ro Wm II Dyda to John Krick aon, Kjn(nw) and s J of n e 1 of sec ;!." t 2 n r 5'w , con 390 300 400 tiK ooo GO 1200 2U' a ' 2000 Washington County lo K O Thoiuiodsgard', lot 4 in blk 19 West Po'tbind Heights... S M Wilson lo M B Hoard, 30 a In fee 28 t 2 n r 2 w Susan M Olm-ted to M aud L Koeruer, 32J a in sec 9 t 2 a r I w Win L'aeh and wf lo S B Havcock, 3 81 a in S Finer ick d I e 1 50 1 1800 500 iarge. J. S. Griffln Cabin, Native Sons but on the fourth, Wednesday, the Posters will lie out In a few days. PKU(-KAM. Commeiicpmeiit coucert of Paclflr University, Forest Grove, June 20, I'.MIO. String Quurtette. Op. 7l, No. 1 in ft J'lZ'lll llmilii. Allegro ion Spirito. Adagio Sosteimto. Meinii tto Presto. Finale Allegro ma nontroppo. The Port land String (juartt-tte. Scene and Air. Opr. Ia Traviata Verdi Mine. Jennie Norelli. iciliiicello Snlo Spanish Iinnee Tkivitl I'iii)' r. Mr. K. Konrad. I'.aritniiB Solo "The Kvening Star," Op. Tannlninser, Wiiiinir'. Mr. M. I.. lMwman. Siring Jimrtette a. Adagretta .":. b. ( nrat in.i h'nlf. The I'ortlaiiil String Quartette. Soprano Sulos a. Solveig's Song frmn I'eder limit (li t iii, l. Sviclifh folk Bong. mini N.I Mine. Jennie Norelll. lie Air Varie I'i uxti inim. Mr. K. Iliddeu. St ring liiiirtetti Andante eon variazione llrtlhovrn. The I'ortlaiiil String (jnnilette. "Serena.le" - - (Joutuxl, Mine. Norelli, Mr. R. llid.len, Misx Hidden. Unit I hroliliing llewilarlip. Would ipiickly leave you if you ustsi Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thou sands of sutlerers have proved their inalehlehs merit for Sick Hiid Nervous HeailHclns. They make pure blood and strotn; N rves and build up your lieahh. Kisy tt take. Tiy them. Only 2 i-nts. Money back if not ctireil. Sold by De!t Drugstore. Head Utter List. The following is a list of letters re maining uncalled for In the postottice at Hillsboro, June, 9, l9tM): Miss Mary Jane Craft, Miss A mints Collin, Mr-, Jane Hughes, Mr. O. J. Wilson. All letters not cal led for by June, 2:?, w ill be sent to the Deed U-tter Olllce. One rent w ill l charged for each letter calhsl for. II. St lll I.MKKH'll, P. M. Contractor T. C. Johnson cora- ..,. ,, Momlay last to build a . . (,w ,ri, fr j y x u Mr. .1 hn Beach on the ar GliMieoe which he The new stiucture si with posts 2ti job Is a rush con- ht. Is 4'fin fi i-t li gh fts t in the tract and to la completed In 12 day. Mrs. J Ji n Miller and children, of Vancouver, are visiting relatives bete this week. H. V. Gates was startled last Tues day afternoon on receiving a tele graphic meHsage that the light plat t at Castle Kock, Washington, in which he is largely interested, I a I been burned to the ground. Wed nesday morning Mr. Cha. For-lh, the other propiietor, called him up oo the tele). hone and accosted willi: "Well, we have played !u luck this time. The roof of the pow r-homsp Is burned and l"e walls, hut the ma chinery Is uelrjuml." Mr Gte hanllv understands h W theV es- j - - raped unices It i t-caus the power house is near a sniugie mm wi.ne they have a steam force pump and traiued men, which with their own Dump and a city hydrant just outside enabled the employees to drown the tire. The wood ibi-t from the stun gle mill that had been tlmtiug a liidLrinir itlaee on la-am ant rarer ir is month is a nnlek blirilillir HUh-t-HICt and like gunpowder wnen a iia,e i- touched lo It. 1 he lact oi a nre . i. not aiiriirlsinir. but that it did not destroy everything is what is not y Vet explained. 1 he ls is, say, ti.oo Administrator' "tale. Notic U hereby Riven that the iinili "--igned kdniiniiitrato. ul Hie eslale of o in. J. Mentiea, d-eaieil. will Hell t nl.ln m'iu.n ui tho liu'l.e bidder let oa-h tin- following deacrilasl real property Is-long- niH to tlie alKJV . lnllllonel esuoe mum lliMontar i.f tlm etfllllt v cuur I of MllUnn- nmh county, Htate ! ' l)n-on, made and eutered on the d day ei June nr. I that aid ale 111 ne main; ai ine ddiit ... II o'clock a. iu. on the 17tli duy nl July. l0 at the door of the county court liu"-.'-ul VVMMhiiitftiiii ountv. in II ill.i'siin, e.. to Kit: the Northeast i of Northwest ', id .I Soiithaent '.. Hee. I. Tow n.-li i l 1 Si.illh of Kauge t West situated in Wa lenglon ii.unly, tliegon, aud thai sale will I"- made uhjoe-t to he approval of Ihe h id eon.iiy court. Uated this 9th day of June 1!'. J AM KM A. T v VI." ll. Administrator of the estate of Win. J Meuuies, decea s d 4-s NIIF.KIFK'f MAI.K. V VIRTIlKtlK AN OllDKIt OK 8ALI- slid execution duly I aneil out o nun .....l..r il. ami of t he I IITUlt I '.lilt ul uie State of Oregon, for the t oiinl v ol ftiunno- nuli lii him ir-&- till and dated the nth day of June, la 0. upon a jiid-iiu'nt and decree rendered ana enterea in ttuia conn on m tiili dav of June. lUfl. in favor of T. T (Jeer, an Uoverimr, V. I. Dunliar its Hei re tarvof State and 0. H. Moore, aa Treasu er of the 8 at- of Oregon, roiisiiiuiuig in Statu laud Board plaiutilln ami npiinu U K. HUHll, A. U. Dllfcll. n. J. iuiiii. nvl tiuviii 1 1. Collee Creek Mininii I'ltimiHnv a eornorutiun. Anna 0. Kmith, (leorite rt. Bhepherd, An na Hi-Ids and W I) HrH.lfi.ri. def lidants. for the Bum ol IM0IX33. and the further auiu of $li") UO, at torneys' fee. and SO, costa an i insmirne nientB. I did. on the Mill day of June, I huh. duly levy upon all that portion ot die following described real property which Ilea ill th County of WasliiiiKioii, State o OreKOll. the whole of the real prop rty herein describ d being situated in Uie Counties of Multnomah and Washington, State of Ore on, to-wit: ISexiiiiiinir at the northm-d corner ol liu Donation l and Claim of William I'o liter and wi i in Section 7, Iowa hip 1 wmtli Km. e 1 Kast of the W Ma ciio .Merioian in the ' ountv ol .mu inoman, man- ffon;runniiiK thence south 'Altd eh itiM thence west n0 ISi hains to n s.ake in -i-o-t ou 12 Township 1 riouth, lin'iai' I Wi--i of the Wil ainet e Meridian in the C unt. of WaahiiiKton. Btate of Oreiton; theme riiiiniiiK north 12.' a chains ; ineiu-e norm sla ,' east 21.XU chains: thein-e south H east .ftHchainai thence north ('. l- e iH s.: chains; thence north an" 4..' easl !) chains ; thence north 2 fill chains: lliem- east In ss chHlns to the place of be r nniin.'. except- iiiK thererroin a wo-acre iraei sum ny i. K. Hush and wife to Amy K Harris by deed dated June as, 'S!I4 and n-iordeil June .'in, ls'.H, in I'eeil lt-mk 4", i a e lai KecorUs ot said wasinnifion i oiiiuy, uie slml of said tr-ct coutainiiiK 7S aen-s: and will in compliance with its coniniundi on Monday, the IHtb day of July p.sM.ut the houi of 10 o'clock a. in., at the trout door of the County Court Mouse in the city of Hillsboro, I'ounty of W. shiiiKton, State of Orenon. sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, a 1 the riht title and interest that the said delcnilant" IihiI on the l-2th davo. November. Is!l7 tin- date of pluhitills' rnor Rane, or have since hail in anil to It at lorinni oi sum rem property which lies in said Washiucto Count to satisfy said iuilifinent, decice and execution, with interest- on $:iol;i.;i from thedtli day of Jui.e, prnn, ul the rule of eight per cent per annum, on Hi'Mll from thet.th day 01 June, P0:i. .-t the rate of tt ler cent per annum, and the costs of and upon saia writ. w. li. DUAi'ri.iu., Plieriff of Washington County, t iregun. la ted, Hillslairo, Oregon, June It, III II 4-S AdminUtrator'aoticeol Nale of Ileal Property. NOTICE IS MERKBY CIVKS THAT in pursuaac of an order of sale made by the County Court oi the State of Oregon for Washington t ounty in the matter of the estate of II. 0. liuyinonil, deed., and dated May 7, WO, the under signed the duly appointed, ipialiticd and acting administrator of the estate of H. C. Kaymond, deceased, will from and after Tuesday June tntii, I m0, proceed to sell in seiwrale tracts at private sale fis cash in liand the following descrila-d real f.roperty situate in Washington county. Iregon, to-wit: One lot in Hi I' cem te.v. The K !-, of the K of Sec 'U and the W U of the N W ami the SW), ol Hit. i f IHK5W of the Will. M.r , conlaiuing .'Ml acres, :td tract: iicni in the Honald Mckay H. L. C. near oaston. That said sale shall be made subject to the coie.ri.ia tion of said ' ourt. bids w ill Is: reeeived by me at the law ottice of l 11. iV, K. It. Tongue in HiP.boro, Oregon. oiiveyanee to Imp at exreuse o purchaser. I) ted this 17th day ol May, toll '. '. a. Raymond. Administrator of the estate of H.C. I!ay iiiond, decil, 5'J 4 Kl Ice of Final cM lenient. Notice ie hereby given tliattl.e under igned a.linlnistrator ol the estule of Jacob Anderson dei-eas".!, baa tiled I i final account in the County Court of Waahington County, Oregon, iin.l said Conrt liaa fixed M lay, June, IK, I'.hki at the hour of 10 o'liluck, a. ni. ol aid day, at the County Court room in Hillsboro, Washington ('ountv, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said linal account. Iated this 17th dav of May. liioo. John w. mu tk, Ailiuinistrator of the estatu of Jacob A nderson, deceased. 51-3 e u Mccormick, Dealer l.i Bicycle aid Bicycle Sundries KEPAIRI3H A SI'K IAI.1V. Wheels lo rent aid aecnnd hand wheels for sale at r"""onable .riss. alaNtrret, IllllsSore, t'n mi. AOENT8 wantsxl for the t-st ty.. writer en the market, the t'Fittslurg isil le;'' writing In sight at nil times, excl tsive territory given. Address Hiinlley liurd-wa.-e Company, I'iltsburg, Fa. TACIFIC UNIVERSITY. ComtueiKemetit Concert, Wcilnesday Kveuing, June 20, 8 p. in. A Stritijj Orchestra. Madame Jennie Norelli and Mr. II. Wessiiwr, S.jloists. I Reserved Seats, oc. TICKETS: ( Admission, 35c. The sale of tickets will begin Tuesday, June izth at Thompson & Sim's. Mil Kill KF tH NAI.f, HY VIKTlTK OK N KXKCI'IIOX decree and order of sale. 'iss.ied 01. t ul the circuit court ol the stale of Oregon, lor Washington county in lavor o C, W. lAiireus. and against r-Vrdinand Keiuke, V aileliue b t ruee. Mrs. M. J. Ket-ves Mr hceves, K. I'u-kel, Klila picket and J A. Venuess trustee, for the s iui of ft7 TiO costs and fur the further sum of ajui.uu Willi interest thereon at the - ate i.t to per cent per annum from tne lath dav of lanua'V I!i7 an ' the further sum of I.'..M w ith interest thereon ai the rate of H mr cent per annum from the2ith day of Mar. ISO. and the further sum of ftnoo attor ney's lees with interest at the rate of H per cent per annum from the :iuth day of Mar psm, and for the ens: aud expenses ol sale and ol said writ. ow therefore, by virtue and iu issu ance of said judgment, decree and order of salt, I will, ou Monday the !Hli day of Xuly I'.hki. at the south door o' the court house iu Hillslajro, Washington couuty. 1 iregoii. at the hour of Iu o'clock a. m , of said d;ty, sell at public auclion to the highest bidder for cash the foltowiug disiTihcd real property to-wit : 'tlie Kast half ol the Northwest quarter an 1 Ihe Northwest o Hurler of the North west ipiaiier ol Section tH T 2 S H 2 W, Will ;er. containing 120 acres of land all siliinlcil in Washington county Oregou to nalisty the heteinlielore named sums, aud torthe 1 osts and expenses of said sale. Sa d property will la sold subject to re demption as s-r slaliitenf Oregon. W.liii s my hand this Hth day of Juti", PKIO. W. I). UliADKOUD, Hherill of Wa.-diiu tun iouuty, Oieguii Smith .V. I'owniaii, Attorneys tor flaintill', S-7 W ood, Oak. Wood. Wood I Wood! Wo.dl Kor sale good pole oak at $1 per cord, one year old KnipurH of 1) K. Cornell, between Sixth aud Seventh -treets ou Waahlug t oi, HilUb ro Oregon a-tt Treaanrer'a Police. All County Orders Kudorsed prior to Aug. 1. IHKi are called for. Interest will cease, after this dale. June is, phai. A. II. CAUY. 3 5 Co. I reusurer. VtlTM'K FOK PI ltMCATIO I. anil OII.ee at Oregon City Oi-n. May U), P.SKI. N Ol ICK IS HKItKltY UIVKN, THAT the following named settler lias tiled notice ol bis intention to make i.nai 1 roof in -ii..o 01 hi claim, and Hi d -aid proof svillh-uade et'or.-the lJ.egisler and It - c I-eral Oiegoll I ty, Oregon, on Ju y, i!, l:KJ. 1 : JOHN'S. OA 111). t. K No. IKI'j lor th S W Sec. IKl T X N li 7 W . He iianii" the fol owing witnesses to p ov I is continuous resulcnoe upon ami cullivntoin ot said Inn I, viz: nines A. 1 cl.ean, of Astoria, Ore. Frank II McOalli.i. ot II. C llaleh, ol Fort and, - I,, v. Hickey, of " ( II AS. II. MOOKKS, 1-7 Itegister Ho You Want One lliindred Dollar Any good man or woman can organize a hstge ol the banker's Fnion of the W. rl 1, ol Oiualia. N'ibraska. Teachers and stu dents hnd the work highly remunerative and 1 lensant. I he leading fraternal socie ty in the West. Fays Heath. 1 Usability and Old Age claims, and issues Joint l oli cics for man and wile. Pays Sick nd Ac cident claims bodges iu thirty state. Large membership u men nnd women. Splendid reserve plan. If yon care to make tinu.on or more 111 a w cea or iwo, wrne to the Oeneral Mana er, bankers I'nioii ol the World, Portland Oregon, for a contract as Local or District .Manager and organize a lodge. l-.very day's delay means your inoiueil loss. MITHE. Mr. A. K Cootier, O. A. V. 1) , C. It I, & P. Ity., 250 Alder St., Poit land, Ore., adviaea me that hit) com pany wfll run four apecially cheap ext'itrsioim to the eai-t leavinir Den ver, Colorado Springs: and Pu.-blo June 2d, July 12 aad 2(1, anil Augtii-t 1. He will be pleased to answer any impiiries. II, Schultnerieh, IT;-Tirnter. MM Fit Itltlll1. ''To tlie tliouolains I. l.l ( e III incr-.-rtMii.g nuii.U-r- jiarl took for 1 hose davn of n lax ilimi and rerna- lioii necensarv lo maintain the till man machine 111 fair working- condi tion. The Ituuiioroiis sloth ol the seashore proves very aeduelive while it la-dx, l.ul many have decided thai the annual outing should provide nol only radical dial g-e of air aud Hiir ri 111 111 1 1 iil's, l.iii nirto such Hllinulallon I UaKini; energies aawill provide hriwn ai d vigor for ihe return to labor. For this they urge the 11101111- Ktn climb mill ramble, the balsam of tho mountain pines, and the clear, mi obliterated mountain ntr. "In this direclioll I he Shasta Itotite now alloriN a wealth of allraetioiis Hie entire line of road from A-hlaiol 'oK'ddin.'is Mtiiilded Willi charin- 11 g and ucis-ssihle hotels 11 ml camps, where are cheer and comfort and healing at reasonable ecl,and w here )im can hunt, fi-h, ride, loaf, or play with 1 quul f n-ility." "(r it you look for heai.ne water-. none better can be found, hot 01 cold, than the .springs of Ahland, Colest ti, Anderson, Barllell, Hymn and I'aao llohles." "IJ fore viaiting Euroiie, the i-o- plo of the Northwtst should wee the glories of Y Semite Valby, and the wondrous groves of Mariposa and Calaveras; the Pari-dans are likely to make ii (itiiros isints-i nlng thtse at tractive resorts." Send to Mr. C. II. Markhain, (Jen (ThI Passenger Agent, Port land, for new iHs.kleis ou Castie Crsir, Shasta Springs, McCTotid Hiver, Yoseniile, and excursion rates thereto. Muddy complex o.tis, .Nauseating f.realli f me from chronic constipa tion. Kail's Clover I IihiI Tea is an absolute cure and has been .il for llfty years tin an aiwolule gmrantee. Prii-e2o cts, and WI cts. lu lta Irug Si.n ' CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Bear tha Senator of KI)rV THA . Oregon Kidney Tea cures lauk ache, iidney and bla' b r trouble For aale at the I iti. - bicycle repairing, t r .z rg, 1 or.ui u vulcauising and sumliii-s ni t) (.. YY like, (w-tniid sirit,ixt 0 r liilln- oro Hotel. On v. r Imi lb- .0 ,-s... .. , . auiiiplioii Cure is 1I11-1 u. 1 11. . : I we a-k of ou is in u-.i b , ii i t the COtltetlts ol Ihi.-i Ih'I! Ie l.ill Mod . tlien if you can soy ini ,;:e tint l.ei.. fried return the but le In i.ul Iirii- gist and be may r. I01.1I He- pn.-e paid." Price 2o els, ami oo 1 t- .it.. I II.IMJ. Ik-lla Ilrilg M.. Croup Is a tetrnr ! ii,.h:-.,o..i 1 young I11..I hi rs la-cause iN 1,11 in ivK is so agonising and lo ipn ni !y !.it i Sbiloh's isiugli and ci ii-niupt 11. 0 euti act like uiagic in east s ul eo ivh. I' ; has never la-en known to tail. Ihe, Worst cases reliesiit untm di.ilely Pri.-e 2oe, .'.lie and i tin, Ymi can! get it at the Delta. Many a lover has tinned with dis gust from an otherwise hivai.e girl with an nlleii-ive breath. K ri' t lover H sit lea purities the l.n nth by ila aclion on the bunts, ,.'c , n nothing else will. Sold lor yi nr- nn ; absolute gtiaralllee. Pt ice 2o cts, and 50 cts at Delta. Ou account of the steel trust all farm implements will be higher llnm la-fore but Hchuliiieai-.'h A Son will sell after the raise at some prices .1 others sold before. nelson & REEP.:puriliturc for sale manuka(T1i;i:i:s oi- Rough and Dressed LUMBER We will have our saw mill leady to i-mw 1 11 ml er on or alsnit June Mil. The Im.ly of timber tributary i- the Is'-t in lie state and heme viith our superior machinery and ineehanirnl skill our product will I axual to tlial (otiiid iu any market and superior to most. We invite orders. ltf Acker's Kuglisli Kruicily will stop a cough at any time, and will euro the worm cold iu twelve liuurs, or iiuuiev re funded. 86 and 50 cents at I Vila lrug Hhire, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I.A D Urrii-E atOkkuon Cm, tins. May, 111. I'W. NtTICK 18 II KKKIl V lilVKN I HAT the following-named ai-ttk-r li;i tiled notice of li in intention to make linal j.rool ill support of hit claim, and 11. at ail proof will he made hel'ore tlie Keixtc r and Keeeiver at Urefcoti t'ily, Ure., on July tint) viz: KIIANK H. Med Kr IX, II. K KU&'I, for the K of N E !, and K of S E i bee m T 2 N ll 7 W. He names the following witnesi-H to prove his contiiiuoiiM 1 eHiilein-e upon and euUivation of Haid land, via: John ti. Oa-d, of AM.iria die. James A. Mel.ean, of ta I), iMiutc-h.of Toitl.ind, " b. V. Mickey, ot 1 HAS. 11. MOOIiKS, 1-7 lleiiiter Do yu know consumption is pre ventable? 8ch'tic baa proven that, ind also that neglect is suiciili-.l. T he worst cohl or couli can be cured with Hbiloh'a Couch and ('oniiinp tion Cure. Hold on positive guaran tee (or over fifty years. Delta Drug Store. ChII oil K. J. Barber, Second stri ct if you want a Hrat-clush ahavenr Imir cut. Try bia biitiis, either hot or cold. ' Hchulinerich A Son'a is Ihe place to my farm implement. Plows, har row and wagons solil at prices Iovmt than nlhfr dealers offer tliem. Turf and stubble I I ii) sleel or wood beam at $11 60. Hlubble plows cheaper. ! i hoise Hteel lever harrows fot 11 .'.0 3 horse steel lever harrm s at f lo nil 3J wide tire whkoiis ts." Coinpare these prices Willi those of oilier dealers. Made A 0V At. mm I' : SprinffBargaiiis!' Wf 1 T ; some of our fine stock of Ladies wtap which we will sell at rcately reJui-ei xjric e ' 9 w a c A Rare Bargain! tJ Wc ;ilsn offer some li.itgutnA in our clothing jiilc .ind broken suits at 50 per cent reduction Schulmerich & Soni AT PORTLAND PRICES. To jmive tli is call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get piice? P. O. BROWN, 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 bcs. plan ou which Insur ance w:is ever written. J. F. COiYIPTON, Gen. Agent II J .Mariiiiini lliiibliiitr. JOHN DELLAR Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sts. MlTK 1 UK KM.I.OH IMI l'KK'tS 0 Ol K SI'Kl ItMTtS: Ladies' Shoes, Kid tir Kangartio, Lace or Hutton, $2.50 value $1.75 Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 9.00 value 7.rM Hoys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4.50 value 2. CO Ctcsccnt Suits, .75 value .4-0 PORTLAND, ORE. Sii-k headache, the curse of over worked woniHiikitid, are quickly and sun ly cured by Karl'a lllover IUhiX Tea, the v reat bhaid purifier and tis sue builder. Money refunded if not Mitisfaclory. Price and ftO ct. at Delta I 1 1 m if id t n 1 Ii xii n is nn ini po-sibili!y vi ithout jtikmI IiIikhI, the sort UihI only exists in connection Willi nood di'islioii, a healthy liver an I bowels. Karl's Clover Koot Tea m-ls din ctly on the bowels, liver and kidneys l-tepino; them in iierfect li.-nlth". Price 26 cts. and 60 cts. at Delia Drnir Store. Sluiltiii rich A Son bavi .1 remeiiant -ul.- of sbois at 60 per ct ot discount from firmer prices. Absolutely from pure and healthful dients. No alum, lime or ammonia. Assures light, sweet, pure and wholesome food. lloiisi keeper must cxr-m- r.iroinbuyintrbak intr ts.wders, to avoid alum. Alum powders are sold cheap tocati h the unw ary, but alum is a poi son, and its use in food seriously injures health. lAKjMQ powDCR C0 tOO WILLIAM IT'NtWyOHH, ' rortlaml, Ori'Kou. CL0THIH0 GENT'S FURNISHlXilS SHOES JOHN DELLAR. Prop How ia your wife haa she lost her beauty? If so, Constipation, Indi gestion, Sick Headache are the prin cipal causes. Karl's Clover Iloot Tea has cured these Ilia for half a centu ry. Price 25 eta, and 60 els. Money refunded if result are not aiitis faclory. Delta Drug Store. Win Mohr makes boob) at bis shop on Second street, Hillsboro, for t.j.fO per pair, aewed ahoex for to' and given apecial attention to repair ing. He uses only Hrst-prndo abM-k which enables him to guarantee his work. The beat bicycles on earth. Cres. cent and Cleveland PHM) chain inodeis tl'i and t:l5. chainlesH i.iii and toll, I00O Cleveland I0 and t"0. uoyt, tne jeweler, ajfeni. ?bie ingre 1