Hillsboro independent., June 29, 1900, Image 3

For tciinbli dental work call on
1 r lirown July 'J li.
There li plci.tv of good brick now
ready kt I Hjioii rd, For.ul drove.
Mr. ISruwn th .lent,! will b in
llillnlx.ro .Moi,tJy July S;li f.r one
wis-k.
.Shnliin-rii h A Son .vl. iciu -nalil
Mie of l-lllH 14 at .'si H-r i! -lit (Hmi UIiI
from former .ric.
Picked ii on Hi' hi r el i , r photo
gr.i.h gullcry a ttlr of steel i w il
c acles, nickle plat-d. I'm II hI
I 11 IH Oil! V.
( rtll Ht I III' iNOr rKMlKNT Utile
and .xsiniiie the hnnou Mellon
txmri for .Mounting kodak prints.
1itixt tiling out. Any mi.'.
'I'll it ii Hiitewalk week. Moh of
the old snlewalks will I-rem-wnl ly
Saturday ninht tin re being several
g;.ngs of ini'U Hi work on thrm.
.llilHlxifo will celebrate the 4:ll of
July uml McConnick will Ink" enre
of your wheel w hile you celeb' ate.
Checks Klccitat MrC'i.ruiii k's 1 SI
cycle sloe.
I'.linir I'. Hill wlio worked fur
,r Si IiuIiiii ri li A Son 1m.- t yenr
in in H J il I hi in 1 luifpitiil where In
has uiulcigoue an open t:nn for a-is-mlie
ill.
Muddy complex ion", Nauseating
liri'Hlli coiiie from chronic const i pa
lion. Ksrl'n Clover lb Mil Ten in hii
absolute cure hihI Iiiih Im'cii hoIiI fur
tifly years on nil alisolute giiiirautis'.
Price 2"i i ts, hihI .Ml els. lMta Drug
S'or.
It K. Admits whom Hillslioro o
ile gladly called our Adams, Iml
Will) HOW liVI'rt ill Sl.ll'lll V'irtitt'll hi
oil IihuiiIh on Tuesday lie-t. Mr.
Adams in looking well awl ih jolly
ho Hint we know hiiHitiiss Im prosper
ous Willi liim.
Win. (I. Hale went to ltoehurg
thin week lo visit his brother John.
hile there, he nitty tike h rule on
the engine hs for south as (irunls
Pass. John will tike very great
light In gently slinking ti' his col
lege trained I. ml her hy a trip over
the Cow creek lulls.
Mm. IlHckwilti returneil lion e Ihs
MomlHy after hii absence of two
iiiuiillis. She. HiiiIh Oregon a leaa
ant lHce, liiiiile ho liy green Ileitis
and tortile giinleiis as well HS fresh,
cool and invigorating air. Sim ilhl
not see n ruin shower at Sacramento
during her two inoiitlis slay.
TuesilHy morning IhhI lr. J. 1.
Tamci-tie whh very pleasantly sur
prised when his ri'lutive, Mr. Victor
llnyHril, wife anil Hon of Chicago
calleil. Ir. i'aiiieisio IihiI not seen
hi kinsmen for scveml yeaM uml
will take great delight in showing
them about during the next few
weeks.
J V. Hicks has Hold hia proa rty
on First sire t known as the Hick
house, lo Mcsmm. Wygant of Ash
land. The new owners are nut here
yet and it in not known how they
will iH-cupy the preiuiscH. Mr.
Hicks is at 1 1 en ly California and has
a position an eight watchman in a
mill.
Mr. Jerome Paliiniteer ii'iilributea
a vicious looking number of the
thistle family which he found grow
ing iu his garden. The leaven are
more than two feet long mid fully
eight inchea broad mid tinned with
Hpiut H hs ahai-p as n cambric needle.
The plai t has not laa n recognized,
hut no one who lias neeii It ('area for
itny of ila He'd.
Wcwl ertr ia Hiidinjr HiHt the thing I
must dillicult to do iu the matter ol
liaaling a lieel augur lactory 1 ae
curinu h'dgeH from the farmer that
Will insure a mipply of he ts. It 1
with the grciifsl reluctance that the
farmer will pledge land for laet
growing in Hiitllciciit extent. The
HHine obalacle whh t heie three
year 8gi. We even had diftii-ulty
iu getting friH Mail placed to raise
!! for ex'riniental pm poses.
There were no reul refusnls, but very
gr. Ht inditl'i reini'.
lliiek the triiHiH. Some of our mi.
pie oul towartl (Jlcnco are imt really
mili-moniipolist exwpl durinu a
polilical campaign, lasl spring an
iiulcHndent telephone lompany ol
miiple memiH a d every way resin
Hili'e proMMetl to build a lino to
(I lei ico. The proinolei Hsked the
citizen to buy Hie pole at the mil'.
The eslimiit-d eost wan 7tHMi. The
rouiiHiiy Hgrewl to mntribute -
if thi. A half Interest in the line
was to lw giveu to the haul Miliscrih
er They also weie to have the right
to purchase thei tlur halfutcoft of
const ruction whei.lhcydesir.il. In
telei.honiige for aubscriU r attm hed
ofcotir. The proposition the citi
reus did ai i -t I from Hie - . A
T. Co. '1'he cumpany iMiught the
ih'iIi'h, and iili-n Uelivere.1 them.
There are no consesioiiH lo the' p-o-i,le
Htid lhe have to pay 2.1 cent for
ev'ry convcrsaiion of three ininut-!.
tllcniM is made a i n I"'"'1 'f n
Hillsboroasti points beyond Hills
luiro. Thus li would -cem thrt
when- there i a choice, our Iih .iI 'o
ple are to I' thrown down and a for
eign monopoly suppoiti'd.
Ilashe Humphrey well and favor
Hbly known t , all oM lime Fortlaud
printer n'id Sunday in llillsboro.
He was Induird to talk of the .lays
from 1S.VI to WTO. Many. H't rest
ing riminh-eiicH were indulged
tine will lar repeating: Mr. lry
ar widow of Hon. TIi-h. J. Pryar
founder of the Cr. gonlMii found lier
elfat I.erhuHhHli.H dealh in strHit
en. d cir. umslan.T. l o earn bread
-he opei .si a iHiardinir h.u'. "'
. ...... a I. li. uoiiihii nlie sHin
Nrame H.pular and bad her house
full or gue-ts, prim. "'7
- It.. e use of her bili
ous in"" '" - . .
band .avupalion pr.t.t.r were t .
orit.-. t ne Chri-tma sl-.e d. frmin-
e.1 to et partiatny n"
. . ...,!. a ttle dinner
r . ......... " Aiiiiiiil' the gii.s.1
wer..llVCrandclleity.'.l.t..roflhe
(Iregoniaii. Cnrndell wa rau.er
l..!l m! 1 in. and a .hrided blond net
... ...'i., i...u.l.l but with stig
qlte ..ron, u ...... ftkl,n
, .... .. .. .m in n .1 t Hi
occas on in- "i"" I'.. I..
i Jear ol. -.n, an ,.l-rv.n
im.. Durinir the very iii.nl
iokeand.aughterw-ru
rhta.n..irlnf-...-
iiu.iti.ni " i'I '"" v.". I" ---
'u ..... t n were dim-ted
ll'sno-.: I. wasasnsl as
V: . ....b.. it nn to hi tyw
Th victim appre. i,..-nbe Joke and
Uugh,M a merrily a any of th.
tUWMIM MUr 4T (IIIIH
Mill
The traveler panning over the m-.d
(i m lie. 1 1 iik Portland and llol-CMro
hy way f Cedar Mills would never
suited that hard hy Cc.Ur .Mils
pM nllice u.tt'lug among the orc
hards mid reiniuniiig proven of un
live timber that iri -rei- an etluc
tlonci' it Uml h worthy to l the
pride of inu'h more irleutious
.Imi-c. Some ears Htfo the ci.iiv.-l t
ol O'li Ltdy ol .Vim d Heart dirin-ti-d
y he sisiern of M rcy o'iied a
Helim.l which t ie church knows us a
ar enl Hi hool hut it is more than
fi. t. The course ol study and train
II. i; in in uiHiiy direelions fully eiiual
lo the Hcademv. Ill musical 'ult ire
and r lliieini nt the -s IiihiI is the
leader ol a mnvemei t that is revolu
tiouiy.inir the iiit;iihoriioMl. For
tuiintM indeed is the community
whii-li has such a n tlumj; factor.
The yi ar'a woi k was closed hy
cimiiiii ncemeut exerei-n-a last Wil
nesday evening. The chaM'l of the
convent whh irofiisely ileroratisi
wilh evergn-eiiH and hunting hIiow
i IC the national colors red, white and
hlue. The Hiidieiu-e. was larire, the
room U'iiitf lilhsl till ftinlni); riMim
was at u premium.
Miss Vuiiinr, daughter of coiiuly
coin iiiissi nier Vounn presided at the
piano, where she isnt home.
The niiikfle graduate this year is
Miss (hit rinh" lii'rimrd who is a
loveal'le. girl hihI as talented as she
In comely. Iler theme was "Failures
in Life" which is a paper of hih-Ii ex
eel lei, re t 11 eit it ia here t'iven ciitire
Dressed in pure whit", the young
lady modestly st 'pasl forward and
ill M clear, well urn lul iti'd voii'"Htid :
l.!fi la A battle Held, and it has its
sueeensis arid ila failures. As I am
alsmt lo ine the lrautlil haiy
schiMil life, and launch into a ilill'-r-ent
tphere my theme has lieen chosen
thus :
'Failure in 1if.'." Nnw lirsl
cornea the iiiesliou, wnat are the
cHusea of ho ininy fiiluns in life?
I'ircuuislau -es often heyou-l our cnu
- sc"7"
The celebration in I lillslwtro will ! what a patriotic citizenship makes
it, and it will be giaid. At first the committee sought attraction from
abroad, but it was the farmer and lark fable over again. Our owu resource
are now used and the ei joy inent of the celebrdiou will las much more sat
isfactory thHii it would be if catch l emiy allows Were alaiut. The steam
swiinr w ill be al acid ami our ear w ill not be offended by it creaking and
groan. The balloon h banished ho the horror of a fatal accident is elimi
nated. The whole attention of the visitors can be ecntereu upon me ineme
of the day Patriotism.
At 9:311 o'clia k on ttie morning of July 4th. the pnrade will be formed
on Main ctrect, between First and S cond, under the dir. ction of Hob. 11
P. Cornelius, grand marshal. The procession will move at 10 o'clock and
inarch on Main Hlreet to Fifth, thence
west on Base Line to Second; thence
siiuure, w here exercise w ill !' rendered according to thi order:
Addres of Welcome Miyor
Music
nvocatioii
( horns "SIB! Spangled Haulier"
Reading Declaration of Independence
Chonin "Flag of the Free"
Oration
Music
UarlHH ue, from 12 o'clock in. lo L.'.il
afikunoon
i m.l mile Bicycle Koad Hiee.
Kaiv. Four mile liicycle K iad
must weigh L'otl pound or more. Fih
U.ce, UNI yard-, contestants iimler 1
The lirst pri.1 for the liicycle races are gout meiiais, boo nuver mtsiais
for Hii-ond prize.
All other lirizes w ill la' la-sioweu
alaive a premium w ill U- awarded
parade.
Intersnerseil w ith the alaive events
consisting of music, instrumental and
At 9 o'cliK-k in the evening a
ever wiliiesaed in Washington count,
ly via.hle from the summit or Ml. IIimmI, Mil the visitor I auvisea not io go
lln-re. It will la more comfortable iu llillsboro.
trol to govern or prevei.t; erroneous
.i.u.ixioiis Ht some inii'ort! nt crisis of
our private liv.s, or in our biisin.-s
atlair-; following nail aiivu-.'. loreveu
ii... ....mi kimllv meant should I'
ciirelully weighed and considered be- j
fore being mtireiy iwii'i i-.. ; i
i.i.iN i .ie most daiik-erous of all I
siumhlii g lilia ksin the life of any j
one; ha-te 111 ilccislon, u error in.".
i.L ..iv i . I. ...i.eii in Mint I1, over can
ti.in, the rror nn st likely t i incur in .
Id age:
1 hen w bat Hre the cons. ,ueiicc oi
, . . ti i...ui i .
so many lamin-. m- j "
,.,,1., ii. hi.IimiiiiV and tliscoiilei l il.
lunn.. - w
or even remors. lul, ifweluv. ly
ourM'lve lo blame for disaster, they
... ..a .liMiriistfii or ouniw n ai'iii
u,..i inn il iii tru-tinit ounlves
again in affairs of imporian.', ami
thev make tissuspicious o r iri.-n.i-
and often uejuslly so. Have failures
any U" Yea Uiey teacn us uioien.u-
tion with regar.i n . .n j..
incnt or a.wplinjr t e advl.v of
. i...ru Thev teach 11 liuniliiiy.
sin.v our lirsl failure ollen pr.are.1 ,
from arroganci' ami .-onis n. inej
....I t us our own deticleni-es
mid warn us against stumbling agon
in the fain.' path.
Mow come the important ipiestion
What must we do lo avoid laiiunV.'
I w ill M'fts-t " .oii.t, tir-t culiivnt''
l..K- morsl habits that HUC.li "'
exist "in oiirowa I. rain and hand-,
.ind not . I. yen. I uisui loriune an i
favor. Second, we mil.-t la govt rne.1
ny Chrtian principle, so that if mis
fortune should overt ike u we in.
hive the inward cen-cinusni ol
H iving acted with re titn 1-. Third,
never to act upon mere impulse but
consider every crisis carefully, l r r.'
sllowi ill it t govern our a. t; n
Fourih, we niusl guard against wi.d
pviilalioiis, Hie most brilmn'
s, lieui.i that promise sudden wealth
without hom-t lat'or are the in l
ibingeron allurements to J'nu!i.
Fifth, and.nsily, we h. uld listeu
resps ttully to th ndviiu of those
ho hy Dtiprrior k, wiadouior il
er ex iTieuc. hiivu jfulniHl deeper
kim ledge of the wirlil than our-s-li.
"lMrienc keep d?ar
achiMil" i.ut the wise will endenvor
io profit by the experience of other
rather than purchase their own t
theco-tof locH mill disipsilQliuul!
Never sit down Idly to liemonn your
trnuhh a, hut face the ditUcultie iu
l hey rise, ami i-onquer them ai far as
IHwsihle. Again I repeat Life in bt
tie Held, ho we must lie ever begin
niiig.and aft-r lailure bravely bear
the diaappoiutiuent and start again
upon new undertaking, wiser and
Infer from our first reverse. May
such ! my miMle of ac-tiug through
I he new life on which I am about to
drift, and if I fail iu all earthly en
terpnaea may 1 be aucceasful in at
curing my heavenly Inheritance,
Archbishop l'rity wan pre-eul a
part of the evening and presented
I he diploma of the instilutioll to the
graduate. In the remarka made he
eulogized the high ideal of patriotism
which theSisteM f Mercy were, by
precept and example inculcating t '
I he young peiple under their tuition.
The Hinging wan tfiaaj and there
are Home giKMl voicea at Cedar Mill,
that if pmierly cultivated at our
musical conservatories, can Ming to
other audience thhn thoae i-oinMjsel
of their near neiKhlaiM. One of
these is Joseph Murry, who Iimh a
tenor that la at iti tatt In the high
in t H. llertha Vsnderhy ia a JC'XX
soprano and her Hiatew have giaid
alto voiiH, Ksn-ssiins all Iih rare.
The entertain ment was long, laaliiiK
from 8 o'clia k t 11:20, but at no
t line was it tedious.
The h'IiimiI will be closed till Sep-ti-inhi-r
when It will agai i beopeinld
for students.
dii iir iioisk.
ritoHATe.
F.t J ihn Miclialee detil; ordered
tint the admit islralor lie allowed to
erect a monument over the grave of
south on nun io isa.se i.ine; inence
norlh on Second to Court lloune
Hen.
II
Wilcox, President of the D.iy
Ilillslsiro Cornet Hand
llev. K. P. Hughe
Fifty Voices
Minnie Heidel
Fifty Voices
....('ongrifstiiaii Tho. 11. Tongue
Uand
p. m.
i:ni:iicisf.s.
F.ait ltue, uo yard dash. Sack
Kiii". Fat Men h Hace, conteHtanl
t Kice, -- yard dash. ISoys' Unit
years. ug oi war.
,
ill ik.sii. iu n.iuuiou io .iic pri.'-u
for the best d.i'orated wheel in the
, , ,,, , ,
a further program will lie rendered,
via-al. May pole, etc.
'
- -4 A
1
jr .),'; vr;r tv
m tii
grain! inspiay oi r ireworas, me mien.
will tieahown. Tliey will im plain
I lie tiic.-ase.l at a Cost not to exceed
;ii 7".
Fst John W Miclialee deed; order
e.l that the ailmiuistralor be allowed
I I expend fi'.ii 7' for ere. ting monu
ment over the grave ol the deceased.
Fl Flora Schulmcrich, insane, or
ib red lliht citation i-ue to said Flora
Schiilm. rich to H'ar al the county
eon 1 1 r.M.m iu llillsboro Oregon July
2, I'.hhi a ml show cause why a guar
lian of her m rson shall not be ap
iHiirt-'d.
F.-t Mary Hisniey de.il; executors
sale of real e-tate coulirmeil.
I'.si Juliii Hatch, minor, inventory
of .n perly lil.d. The propeity is
lifted III tl'.l !'(.
Ivt J icob Anderson deed; final ac
com t allowed Hiid the estate . lose.l
of reconl.
M AKKI AIIK I.I.'K.NSK.
Li cits.' to wed was lssuel June 2:1
I.) I. Ten J Cr. ps and -ophia J KuH
1 1 J Walker and w fjo P Heal
w of lot I in blk H Forest
(tiovc
.1 C Voigt ex to P A Ptfrsou
w j of s e of sec .1.1 t 3 li r
2 w
NWCUrkt.DJ lUrretl lots
S, 9 and HI in blk 13 Corne
lius W II Iturtte et al to M C
Steeples 27 32 a ill K Ibs.l
br.sk d I c
Augusta IM huvill and litis lo
J I K s pt of the A tirillitli
d I e
P II M si lay nnd wf lo ScIhmiI
tun. I com l-ti a sec ti t I s r 1
w
It Hi d Mala I Hsyi.es to S S
it t man 40 a in sec 2tit 2 n
1,'iw
li L An.h rs.ai to J II Uruela.
lus her 10 a iu sec 30 t 2 s r
3(H)
315
I
1
100
3-0
J Frucd' idhal au.l wf to The
I
in si
41.
17.1
Alii Trust Co n e J of se ' of
kec 15 I I a r 3 w
J A Moore and wi to P. ter
Ueisher 7 a in S J X Hrk
d I c.
Ltura L Tuwns.nil to J D
Huckley I a td Michall reo
d I e
KHa H Cheney and hub t h
A Kddy 5 a in aec 23 t 2l
1 w
John Walfrs and wf to Ciih
(1 Ackerman lots 17 an. I 14
iu blk 9 Went Port lb igli's.
Chas ti Ackerman to Kuima
Dunbar H 17 ami Is in blk
9 West Port Height
A W Heely ami w f lo t Tur
pin 13.34 a of J M ft well
d I c
300
GO
lill
335
Hou. Bei t n Klllluwasiii Hill
lairo yeft-rday.
U.-V. II. Haitman will (.reach al
lleedvilie next Sunday, al 3 p. in.
Wanted, lo rei t a piano lo ' used
July 4. St Fred Vnaiman alsiut il.
Kegulai prea. liing Hervnsnat the
Christian church Sunday morning
and evening
The proprietor of the llillsla.ro
bakery wants to sell lacau.-e of ill
health. A giHMl business proposition
for a Hinall sum of money.
The HillstHiro -ornet IimikI lias r. -ceivetl
it new uuilorms. The t(ar
menls were worn fio-trt 'he o n
air concert giveu hist Saturday even
ing. Herbert K Mr Kinney, who bus
bct-n with Messrs. U (linond A Sap
pinglon, has gone east ot Hie Cascade
inountams where he ex-ts I w ik
during the summer.
K-quire L'veritt has titled u olli
ces ou lh norlh side of Main siren
so as ti be ii his prtcintt Tit
building usetl is what wa lately m
cupied ly Hucker'a real estate elllces.
Itegular preaching service at ihe
L'uiled F.vaugelical church uext Sun
day morning. Iu the evening a vt ry
iiilerehtuig "Children's Day" r.
graiu will rendered. All are invited
Archbinh Cristie of the Cu'holic
diiM.'ese of Oregon wan in llillsboro
on Wednesday latt Inspei-ting Ita-a-tions
fur the erection of the chuit ti
to be built this summer. Three id
lers of ground were matte but a
choice has not been fixed upon ye'.
F. M. Heidel wa hurt this week
hy a stick of cord wood rolling on
him. The teamster was piling w.mmI
ou top of a rick ten leet high when n
billet rolled down and caught Mr.
Heidel on his back. The injury is
so serious that he Is walking with a
crutch.
At Ihe storming of the Chinese
stroughold at Teiu Sein lust Mom las
the Anglo Saxou soldiers were the
lirst to break through the Chinese
cordon, the Americans ami Iviglish
go in neck and neck. The Kussiain
storoied a lort a little later ami weie
the heaviest looser.
At the last meeting of the Hill -Ixiro
Band a unanimous vole ol
thanks was tendered to J. M. Brown
for hi work in measuring the boys
for their new uniform. The lios
say the Ills are simply perfett, while
the last two sets ol uniforms made
for the hand w. re meahured for by
tailors ami almost every uniform had
to Im9 remodel, d. Th a speaks well
for J. M. Brown ami hi agency fot
tailor-made suits.
A Might or Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave Oeneral Burn
ham, of M chias, Me., w hen Ihe doc
tors she could not live till morning"
writes Mrs. S. 11. Lincoln, who at
tended her that tearful night. "All
thought she must six m die from
pneumonia, but she begged for Dr.
King's New Discovery, saying it hail
more tliauoucesHV.il her life, ami
had cured her of consumption. Ariel
three small doses she slept easily all
night, and its further use upleteh
cured her." This marvelou niedi-
cine is guaranteed to cure all throat,
chest and lung diseaes. Only fit If
and (1.00. Trial holies free at Delia
Drug Store.
t obi Steel Or Ib utli
"There is but one small chance to
save your life ami that i through an
operation," was the awful pri-pecl
a t la-fore Mrs. 1. B. Hunt, of Line
Ridge, Wis by her doctor slier
vainly trying to cure her of a fright-
ful case of Hmiiaeh trouble ami yel
low jaundice. He didn't count ou
tho marvellous power of Klectrie Bit
ters to cure stomach ami liver trou
bles, but she heard of it, bxik seven
I x it ties, was wholly cured, avoided
surgeon's knife, now weigh more
and feels letter than ever. It's posi
tively guaranteed to cure stomach,
liver and kidney trouble and never
ilisapMiinb. Price .r0f at Delia Drug
Store.
A Frightrul llluinb r
Will oft -n cause a horrible burn.
scald, cut or biuis-. Bueklcn's Ar-
ii ie salve, Ihe bert in the world, will
kill fie pain anil promptly heal it.
Cures old sore, fever sons, ulcer-.
Ixiils, felon, corns, all skin eruption'.
Best pile cure ou earth. Only 25 c's.
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold bs
Deln Drug St rt.
A Mai.fder Urill lish
iKslroying it victim, is s type .
constipation. The taiwer of this
murderous malady is felt on organs
and nerves hii I muscl"s anil brain.
There's no health till ii's overcom.
But Dr. King's New Life Pills are a
certain cure. Best in the woritl for
for slou ach, liver, kidney ami Ihiw
el. Only 25 cents at lalta Drug
Store.
E L. McCOKMICK,
liealer i.i
Bicycle Qui Bicycle Sundries
KFPtllilXH A M'tf ltl.1V.
Whwl In rent -ii H.H1UIII haml
ahwl for sale at r f iial'le price.
alaKtrrrt. IlilU'.ai a, tln-foa.
a V nd 131 Hi irrt
1 cw ng iDi nr.. imn uaiij-Ti
Bifwtan
tt
I Y VIUTrKOK AN EXiXT'tlON
If Ut mui onltTO rale, Oi-t
ill circuit Hurt u lh mint of TftT-tn
lor Wnj.hillirtoil is Hi nl T ili-tviro i W.
Lauren, ami umiiit Kfnliiidiitl Kemke,
.k'lii. L i rue Mr, M J. h t
Mr liivt, K. rirkel, ti-U l'icrl mul I
A, Vni'iesa trute, (or the m of 7tio
coM aii'l tor the furllier iuiii of 9JHU.UU
Kli inltrr?-l tliTtoit at tilt hU 10
cent t uiiiiuhi Iroiti trttt I. Hi h iluv it
Junuury Ici7 ati ihf 'iirlur uni ot l !.S i
Vkillt iiittrt-l tlifrcn Ht Iiih rlf ot ti' rr
t'nl vr mi i iu nt frmii tlie'itli tiny of Mn'
uiiii the further mini of HO U ultoi
my leva tth iiiltTt!! al the rate ol ti ht
iiit t-r uniiuiii ftoiu the UJth day of Mar
I'tlM, alto) fur the co anil expeiiitea ot nale
auU ol n.ii'l wrt.
Now ihrrrfurtj, hy virtue auU in Hrn
attct of jU'itf uinit, iltt'ree aiil order of
.i't, I will, on vi on. lay the tnli Jav of
July Ht theouth door o' tht ih' rt
huuMi in llil.itoio, VA anhinrftoii couuty
t'riKon ut the hour ot luoVlot-k a. m , (t
tmid dty, nt ll at puhlu LKlion to the
hiKheiit hiilder lor ranh the follow inn
ji.t-rilH-il ial property to-wit:
I im tui"t hulfoi the Noithwevtt tiuarter
ant tlte Norlhwwst quarter ot the North
wt-sl tuarter ot Set Uoii Hi 12 e w ,
Will Mer. eontainiiiK I'JU atrea of lanii all
situated in Washington county Oregon to
iality the hereinbelore named huiiim, and
tor t lie rontH and ex Huiea ot aaul Male.
Ha d property will U aold Muh)ect to re
di ioptioti an er ntutute of Oreou.
VA Inmn my hand thin till day ol' Juii,
Hhenfl of Wanhin ton county, Oregon
8mith A I'owman, Altoriieya for I'luiiilirt,
3-7
Nil I. It IF KM WAI.fU
Y V1KTHKUK AN OKHKK OK HALk
Ii
I Hint xeeuliun J..iy i-aiieti uut o mui
ter t lie sent ol Hip l.ir. uit Court ut Ibr
M.ilt- ol tlreKoii. fur the t'ouiily ol MiiMno-
iiiali. to iiic tlirei'ttil un.1 duted the Htti tluv
ul June, l!l o upuii tt jutl 'luent and decree
rendered ami entered in auid coort on tbe
mil iluy of June, III 41. In lavor of T. I,
lieer, a lloverinir. f. I. Hunbiir, as h.n:re-
lurv ol tute. anil U. b. Moore, an I reasiirer
ol the 8 at' ut uriy'ii, coiiatitutuiK ttie
.Stale I and Board ilitiutilts and aaiiint
II. K. I.Unll, A. If. l.Ubll. II. J . IOUI1K.
AH'ri'.l l:ivi. 'Iliel'ollee Creek Miniiik
roiniiiiiiv, a corpurutiu.i, Anna C, Hiiulli,
(leuifie Slieilierd, An oa Kielda and V
II. Until lord ilelenduiilH lor tne aum ol
MH.I.;4.l. and the turllier aum ut li'i UU, at-
..i im j. iee, mid A), cxwta an I disuurse
ineiitH, 1 did. on lite I'Uli day of June,
I'Oi. duly levy uikjii all that portiou ol die
l'..llowiiiK deaeriln'd real roHsrty lncli
lies in tli - County uf WaliinKloii, State ot
Oregon, the whole ot the. real nroperly
Iteruin described beiin. situated in the
Coiintiex uf Multuoinah and Washington,
Mate ot tlreon, lo'wtt:
HciniiiiiK at the norttieast corner uf the
Donation Land Claim of William Fuinler
and ite iii Sectiuu 7, Townahip 1 doulli,
KaiiK r-a-l " "if iiiainetui .Meri.uiiii
in Ui ''ulintv uf Multnumiili, hlute of lire
Kon ; running thenee aoulh 20 01 eliiimt:
Ihenee went M I eliaiilB lo a stake in sec
tion li IowiihIiii) I Houth, Kau$e I Weal
of the Willamette Meridian in the County
of W a-iliilinlon. Hi ate uf Ureitun; thence
riiiiiniiK "i Hi 12.1'H clianiH ; liieaee north
1" .in' eant 'Jl.:KU haiu; thence aouth A)
east 3.AHi'liauia: thence north &V east H.i
ihains; tlieitue north H"i" 4')' east t chains:
thence north 2.aii chains ; them" eaxt In H
chnilis to the (plueti of benniuiur, elceiit-
ni tliertlioiii a two-acre tract sold uy i.
K. Himh ami wile tu Amy K Harris hy
deed dated Julia -V, X'M and recunled
June WI, ItlH, in I'eed H'Hik 40, ae I'JO
lieeurds of haid Washington County, the
whole of said trtct containing 7 acres;
and will In compliance with its command..
on Monday Iheliithday of July l'.', at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. in., at the front
door uf the County Court lloune iu the
city ol It illslioro, I en my uf Wfxhihirtoii,
State uf tlicifon. sell at public auction tu
the hifillCNt bidder fur cash, all the riKht
title and interest that the said detnntlants
hud on the l'-'th day u Noveuilx'r, 197. the
dale of plahitilln' nior hhkv, or have since
hail in and to t' at lortioii of said real
property which ies in said Washinnton
Cuiinl" In satisfy suid jiidgmeut, decree
and exceiitiun, with interest on J.toll.iCt
h.ini Ihe lit 1 1 day uf June, l'.Mi, at the rale
of eight per cent per annum, uu fli'iHU
Iroin the (.III day ol June, I 01. i t the rate
of ti ' it cent per annum, and the costs
of ami upon said writ.
W. I). HRlKlKI).
Mierilf nf Washington County, I regon.
1 ated, llillsburo, tiregoii, June 1:1, IU
4-H
MIIKIIIKr'M N.I.K.
NOTH K IS 1IKUKIIY HIVRN: That
hv virtue ot an rxet'iitinu issued oul
of and under the seal uf Ihe Conn I y Court
uf the Stale of Oiegoii for V. asliiiiKton
County, dated June Jtll li I 'XI. tu
fa.O'- ol I'. J.; liticaicy, piaiiiiiu.
and sgainst AbbieA leilew, defcnuaiit
Tor the sum of Due Hundred a d Seventy
Hollars with interest thereon from the lith
dav of Mart h. IMHI, at the rate of cigl.i per
cent per annum, and the furtlte sum ut
J7..VI costs ant disbursements, with
interest thereon trom the tn nay ol
Maifh, ls:, at the rate of r I per cent per
annum, and the co ts o' and upuu said
w rit, tu nte directed and delivered, for want
of suiticicnt personal property, I did
duly levy upon, :id will on Monday, the
I'Srtl day of July, Hlun, at the South door ol
the Court House in II illslioro. Oregon, at
the hour el 10 o'clock a. in., of sani .lay,
sell, i t public auction tu the highest bid
der lor c nil iu hand, all of the full winti
described reul prop rty lyinK being tni
sUuate in WanliingUin County, Oregon,
tu- il :
The N'uttli lulf of the North Ksst tpiar
ter uf the South Kast qiiHr.erol Section TA,
I own. 2, North Kunge 8 Wel of the Wil
lamette Meridian, contain ng At acres, lo
satisty the hereinhel'ere mentioned sums
and the costs of ant upon said r.l, and
the osts and eKpeuses uf sale
Said a de will he lulijeet to redemption
as per statute uf Oregon,
liated this Julie'J I '..
W. U UK A . KtiltO.
Slierill' of Washington ount , Oregon.
(.'. K. ItHIII.KV,
Attorney f r I'luiutitV
MMMKK KtSUKTH.
''To the mountain our people in
increainp; niiinhers yearly look for
tlioedaytMif relaxation and recrea
lion neeertHary to maintain the hu
man machine in fair working- condi
tion. The 1h nation iu sloth of the
calire rovta very netliiclive while
it last, t'Ut many have divided HihI
the annual oulini; Mhould provide not
only radical change nf uir and Hur
roiindiiiii, tun HiKiHuch Hiliiitilatiiui
of tiiiirtfiiiK enerKii1 aa will (irovlde
lir u Hi d vigor fur ihe return to
iHlxir. For thi I hey urjfe the iiioun
i win riiiuh hii.I ramhle, the tinlaiii
of the tiioiitiinin (line, and the clear,
ilii.nlul . rletl iiieiintnin nir. '
"In this dint'li.in llipSlm:a Itiul
tiow uflord a wealth nf attraction
The entire line of road from A-IiIhi d
to K-diliii' i xl milled with charm-
ico; nnd accewsilile holi-la ami camp,
where are cheer and comfort ami
healing- al reMHtuialile nl, and w here
you can hunt, fl-h, ride, half, or play
with i ipml facility."
"Or if you It x ik for hml.iiir water-,
none U'tlcr fun lie found, hot or cold,
than Ihe xpriiig- of Ahlai.d, t'oleslni,
Anilcriii, ll:irtlelt, Hymn ami 1'hho
llohlc."
'U.-fore viaitliiK F.urti, the -o.
pie of the Northwest shoultl ee Ihe
ttlorie of Voemile Valley, and the
wondrous (frnva of Mariposa anil
t nlHverax; ihe I'arhian are likely lo
make It quint a concerning tltee at
tractive norl."
Snt to Mr. ('. II. Markham, Oen
crl l'aei)t;er Aiffiil, I'ortland, for
new iMMiklct on t'a-lie rraif, !shata
SpririK. MtT iud Kiver, Vts'emlte,
ami excursion rate thereto.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Uguatura of
.tk,
I ti ii H,w Low tougM
I&fUlU
KIIUNY TKA.
Oregon Kidney Tea cure back
ache, iid.iey xid l'l.i Mer trouble
For sole Ml the L 1 1.
llicvclc repair i n if, hrsx mf, turning
vulcauixii'tr ami sini.lries at O. ti.
Wilkes, N cond strecl, next dtxir lo
Hill' oro Hotel.
Ou every Uitl, of Muluh's t'tn
uuidioll Cure i lliii t;unralit.-: "A
nte a-k of you I to II-' two Kurd .
the content ol thi Ixiltle lailhlinlj ,
then if you can y you are not Immic
t)tJ return the In. tile to your limp
it and he may refund the pric
aid." 1'riee 'J.'i els, hii.I .'HI els una
rl.lHI llelta Urili; Store.
I roup i terror of thottaml . i
ouiik mother l-Hue il ouihreai
i agonizing and fri queiilly fatal
hiloh' cough and it.n-uinption cut.
act like uiHgic in ms ol croiigh. 1
has never l-en known to fail. 1 Ie
worst tuse relieved immediHtcly
I'rice ur-, Mif ami II IK), You i-ai
gel it at the Ivlla.
Many a lover ha turned with .lis
gusl I ruin an otherwise lovuhle gh
with an offeiisive tireath. Karl'
Clover H'Hit Tea purities the hrcall
hy ila action ou the bowels, etc , a
nothing; ! w ill. Sold lor year oi
holtlle guarantee. 1'liee li.'i cts, am
.'.Oct at IMta.
On account of the Hteel trust al
larin iiiipleinenl w ill lie higher thai
I' fore hut tSchuliiieai.'h A Son w il:
sell after the raise at name price a
others sold tit-fore.
NELSON & REEP.
M A N I' KA CTT K K US tK
Rough and Dressed
LUMBER
We will have our sawmill rea.ly to saa
lumla-r uu or about June Sth. The body
uf timber tributary is the bet in the
state and hence with our euperioi
machinery and mechanical skill our
product will be aiual tu that louml in
any market ami superior to most. We
invite order. ltf
Acker'a English Remedy will stop a
Cough at suy lime, and will cure tin
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re
funded. 26 and oil cent at leluv Drug
Store,
NOTICE FOR PUB LIC ATI ON
I, A D Ornct at Ok. in Citt, O.in.
May, 111. I'OU.
VTl.TICK IS llKHKIiY lilVKN I HAT
I. 1 the folluw iiig-iiamcd settler has tiled
notice of his intention tu make tinal prool
in siipti.irt of his claim, and that sai.l
prool will be made Ix-fore the County Clerk
of Tillamook County, Ore., uu Aug, 2,
P.hju viz:
FRANK H. McUAFFIX,
II . K ln.16 i, for the V. of N K ; and E U
of S K Sec i T i N It 7 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous lesidciice upon ana
cultivation uf said land, viz:
John 8. liard, of Ast jrin, Ore.
James A. Mc Lean, of " "
11, C. Hatch, of l'oriand, "
I.. V. Hickey, ol " "
CHAS. H. 1IWKKH,
1-1U Kegister
Do you know consumption is pre
venlnhlf? NclHtiif Iihs prov.'n tht,
and also that neglect Is Htii.'itlf.l. The
wort eohl or coti(;li can lie cured
with Hhiloh's (Vhij;!) ami (.iismii
ti:m Cure. Sold on tiositive eunrHii
le lor over fifty years. Delta Drug
Store.
Sehiilinerleh A Son's is the place to
huy farm iniplcuients. Plows, liar
row and wbkiuis sold at priii's lower
than other dealers . tier t hem. Turf
and Hliihhle II in steel or wootl Ileum
at fflirilt. Hlulihle ilows cheaper.
2 horse steel lever harrows for II I .Ml
,i horse steel lever harrows at f lo 110
31 wide tire wagons ts:,. OmipHre
these prices with those of other
dealers.
The lieal bicycles on.eiirlh. Cres
cent and Cleveland 11MXI chain
modeis (25 and (:)", chainless f"0
and t0, 11)0(1 Clevelatul (1(1 and (.'()
Uoyt, the Jeweler, agent.
Call 011 V. J. BarlxT, Second slrts-:
if yon want a tirst-claw. shave or hair
cut. Try tils baths, either hot or
e 'Id.
1- ;n V -4 4ns 111
No other aid so jrent to the housewife, no other
agent so useful and certain in making delicious,
pure and wholesome foods, has ever been devised.
ovi
I Spring Bargains!
We 1 vti some of our fine stock, of Latlics wrap
which we will sell at groUly reducevl pric '
A Rare Bargain! 3
We also offer some bargains iu our clothing
pile and broken suits at 50 per cent reduction,
1 Schulmerich & Son!
Furniture for sale
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
To prove this call at the comer of Main and Third street and get paices
P. O. BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
THE OLD LINE
Bankers Life Insurance Co.
OF NEBRASKA ISSUES
The Policy of the Future
Semi name, address, mil age ami get full
particulars of the bes plan 011 which I usur
ance was ever written.
J. F. COiVIPTON, Gen. Agent
41'2 Muriiiiuiii HuililiiiKt
JOHN DELLAR
Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sts.
NtlTi: THE KOLLOWIMi I'Klt'ES t' OL'R SI'Kt'lALTlKS:
Ladies' Shoes, Kid or Kanganxi, I.ace or button, $2.50 value $1.77,
Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 9. 00 value 7. fit)
Boys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4.50 value '2. CO
Crescent Suits, ...... .75 value .40
PORTLAND, ORE.
Sick headaches, the curse of over
worked womankind, are tiuickly ami
Hiuely cured by Karl's Clover Knot
Tea, the great blood purilier and tis
sue builder. Money refunded if not
utisfactory. Price 2.1 and fit I cts. at
Delta.
p.futilul i n. 1 1. x i n is an im
lOHsihilily without good blood, the
ort that only eiists In connection
jvith good digestion, a healthy liver
-triif bowels. Hurl's ('lover Until Tea
acts directly on the bowels, liver and
kidneys kieping them in icrfect
health. Price 25 cts. and &n cts. at
Delta Drug Store.
There nr.- imit.iti.
i nn, ,.. r. 'I
11 . .uu, Inch n
tAKina powot n co., 100 wiuiam t., tw
1'ortlaii.l, Oreiron.
CL0T1IIHG
GEXT'S FURNISHINGS
SHOES
JOHN DELLAR. Prop
How Is your wife has she lost her
beauty? If so, Constipation, Indi
gestion, Hick Headache are the prin
cipal causes. Karl'sClover I toot Tea
lias cured these ills for half a centu
ry. I'rice 2') cts, and fit) els. Money
refunded if results are not sat is
factory. Delta Drug 8tore.
Win Mohr makes Ixxits at his
' shop on Second street, llillsboro, for
j (.'(.J 0 KT pair, sewed shoes for (."'
! anil gives sMM'ial attention to r. air
: ing. He uses only nrst-1'rad.- stock
j which enables him to gunranlee his
work.
m Inking riowders, sold cheap, by
hey nr.-iiMtle from alum, a poiwuH
iiiieri ihe food injurious to healtli.
vok.
diners.
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