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Newspaper Page TextTHE AltMV CANTEEN Whisky, Bitters und Strong VViiuvs Excluded FOK UHSKHT Or' SOI.iMKItS but lmi onicers Think ( auteeu. f the lle any of the readers of the In DKfKM'KNr ever been iii an army t ai.t t ii, hihI do they know what II i-".' The nimkniiknt reporter ha nut m- ii one la-lore Saturday las'. Now he itilirt himself po-ded. Liit Sut inlay, Im-Ihk in Portland ami having a lew hi mm to "pare, the recruiting olll.e was visited. A alitf sergeant wm in charite, ami at llril wemed fount liintf ol a aiartiiielle, till lie reali.il thai an ynoritnl "fit" really seeking information was there, when ne talked freely ami entertain ingly. There are aome Ihintft which the IT. N. i"iiniiiivtury department does mil tiiid-rlnke lonuiily tt llieenlinl ed limn tottaciii, pens, ink, paper, n him I K",MIJ apirtnous liquors. These Idioms were. supplied to the enlistitl men in fie uhl army from tlie Sut'er'a i-t ire, or it stationed at ierinaiieiit barrack the ..t trailer hail a iiiiniiiily. ' It i claimed thai the inuovali HI Wita wade liy I In 14 h infantry. Al any itU Him Kuilei ami the post trailer arts none anil the cand en lake it-t (ilaee. If a coin iiany is on detached Mcrvh-e, except, perhaps, when on the uiart'h, it may have a canteen. The regiment may have one ami the i at may have one. 't he company coinuiuiider invests the i'oniiany funds. For a larger atia-k the luna of mo e companies are pill lordlier. II the company );oeH 4 mt of Ihe jur iMilii tion, il xella il int'-rest in Ihe tMitleen, Ihe money being kept in Ihe company fund, (basin f n im the cnnlecii are sold at a jirotit of Miami 10 per cent alxive wholesale coat. The prollts of Ihe concern are. divided about every three month ami paitl Into the cuin iany fund. Tli's fund fa used aa it has always la-en, for the purchase ol tlelicacii'H for the company mess, A commissioned. nUicer ha charge, of and iimnuge the canteen. Kulisleil men usually tend M ire, and lor such service receive exira pay. If there is a company Ihtit haa contributed nothing to Ihe capital alnck, ila uieu are permitted to trade at the canteen on Ihe -aioi- term ana company thai ha stock, lint it doe not aharein the dividend of pmllla. Men like to Jride al the canteen la-cause they gel goods much cheaper I linn Hi Ihe store jIowu town, ami very much cheaper limn at the old fSuller'a atore. lint I lie rge.inl'a version waa uol enoiiKh. The real canteen waa vist eil. A building lo Ihe east nfjlie parade ground in Vancouver bar rick is us d for housing Ihe canteen. 'J'he alore is in three ileptirlmeula or rooms. 1'ori.sihly wmm are in one ro-Hii, I lie llri-t apartment i-, nay 10 tiy HO feel ill hi..'. There Is a counter on one side and la-hind this la shelv ing where' thread, lowels, ketchiefs, toiiacco, cigar hiuI a few canned gooi a Hre kepi for sale. Off from this is a amaller nxiin, li t d up for ail ill -e. Il i properly the man agers ipiaricrs. il.ck of Ihe froi t i-tore is the din ing room. Might call II that. Thin is ittioiil 11 ly ao feet in six '. Two liilliard Inhhaare here, t ut not all canleena an-thus furnblicd. Along one side i a lunch counter au.il ! hind llns is Ihe k it-hen or iikV galley. Tea,' cofl.e and milk arc M-rvcd wild aamlw ichin, pie, cake and Ihe like. While there, several hungry men fame in and were nerved. They w re aoldiers and growled in Ihe proper style. "The canteen wa not up to standard, waa not worthy of patronage." Bui w hen it was unseated that there aie those who wauled the institution closed, they as warmly defended Tin y did not want to lie compelled t go low" and lm roblsrd, or did not want lo la- at Ihe iii'-rcy of a poat trader. No one waa uainit the liil liard laiilea. Hack of this naitu is anolher, the lair of the litter. It if Ihirly leet piiiare; I wo or thret) card tahlea are Ihere, and men aittinti around them. At one aide la a liar twei tyormore net long and there Is loom for UfUH ii or tweuiy practi tioners to apH'ar at once. It:ick of the Imr is a rack epiile well tillwl will hotl lea, pints and sixths. Uul in all this array there la not a drop of lirandy, ffin or whisky. There is, however, noda water, wine am. iron, and la-er. No liilters IhoiiKh. IW'er is also on draught. Ni thing alronger Is rmitled. If w hisky or brandy were smuggled In, the can teen would la-shut up light light, mind you. No hack diar prai tice are possible. On Saturdiiy the Inhk-j-kndknt ri'present dive was there lietjvccu A and 4 o'cliK-k p. m, warm aflernoon. As la'fore caid, there are two companies there, pr it Hdly I .'it I or iluo men. There were a Ooki'ii or lilleen in the cautceu bar riaim. None of these were iu Ihe i at Intoxicated, yet the atateuienl in the effect that Ihe visit was Ml a lime when the worst aide of Ihe rant -en was lo be seen. 1 he men had Ish ii paid only two day tfore, Mtwl il . v all had money. All "husi ness" is done on a cash basis. If Ihe soldier is out of money, he can give an order HgainM hia nexfrpay ami le ccive checks, gixal as gold, at that canteen, I'ut at no other. It Is flat money, so dear to the populist. I'nlistisl men and coiuuiiasiont d i tii i -els l.slith d to the excellence of l.t. Wallace, "th In- lanlry, stated that while xl Fort Wayne, nn order was receiveit from ahe secretary of v.Hr dircting that the canteen he clos. d. While it hud Us n open there had la-n an average of iwo nr llirenien per month In he eiiard house. Wilhin three days after it had be. n chw. d they had ten men in arai,:hl jacket-. I';,fc . hru ki' ridge, son of lien. Hrejk-...ri.i,-.. iii-ms-tor ifetieral, "aid lhat he had la en in ihe uriny all hi l'fi iw.m iiw-re. ami must la-ar witness in favor of tlie canteen over the low lightning whisky doggeries about i..i-ii Men cannot bn de prived of all lilMTly of liH-oniolion, ....... if l,.. is an enli-t 'd man, w here- r..r il. eonvivial f ndencun allni h- 1.... in uiine aolllers cannot p i n -ed. It is g-aal Milicy, Ihere , . .iir..t Hum Into the least harn.liil channels -If." ;aid the lii uu i.nnl, "the W. V.T. V. would sl, I up the whiskey dens oulside Ihe military nwrv Hion, e would la- ly join litem In their crusade again-1 the i-ai.t-eii. If they had the con trolling of men a. we Inve. tjuy very prolialily would thiiik and act . f. v do." It was asked what would renM If II. e laer depart Hu nt w aa removed and the lunch counter and trinket aiore kept. 'Wecoul I not luiii tun Ihein. The men would go on the outside i. ud apeud their uiouey, leav ing in. hing here. Here, wit'i the lieer,wecau keep Ihe men, colli rol Ihe m end lake care of theiu." The itia of temperance workers, prohibitionists, is generally tom Uli t dable, but they should know what Iheeffict of Iheir campaigus are likely lo lie, lest they do a greater wrong than the value of the good I hey had t-xpe ted t accomplish. s( iiixii. Ai'i'oKiiuMi:Nr. Hupl. Hall made an apportionment of school funds on hand July 2d The amount distributed la f I fm per scholar. In It till '.he districts re ceive as follows : Iii-t Clerk, Amount. I L K. Khiite.' Hi .10 i Mrs. H K. Montgomery.. 2tiH M 3 K. Mulloy 120 IK) 1 John Marsh 112 .M 5 1. K 1'urdin .riH fat i A. Kggimauu IHti IM) 7 K. It. MiCoiin i k G.'i2 fill H 1mis I'owers 72 IMl 9 Joseph Connell li!) no II) Willis Vail Kill fill lljt K X Harding lo'i (Ml 12 S l R-eder Ill 00 1.1 (leo. IKmlcy 1 1 1 Ml 14 J. W. Van.lervelilen 5)4 SO lr W. H. Hudson titiil (to Hi Ueo. L. t'ason 70 fiO 17 (leo. J. Jack loo .10 !S Jopl) llinghy 108 0(1 19 Jas. II. Newell .. !(!) 00 20 A. W. Wright 4il 50 21 H. A. 1 Meek 117 00 22 H. N. 1'iaile I4S .10 2:ljt U. K. Tigard ICS 00 24 J. IJ Johnson 2.1 .lo 2tijt A. W . Vincent 127 .10 27 J. II. l'rickett 82 r.0 25 Jaa. 1. I loo pes 4!) .10 21) liana Kismusen I4S .10 :J0 It. I. Mlley 1110 .10 32 I"e Anderson 40 fio Jl;l tJ. (jia-ly.i' lit! 50 .Mji J. O. (iuslin U4 .10 3!) A. I) I'linl 09 00 40 O. A. I'lielh 1211 00 41 A. C Wir.a 9:1 00 42 W 111. (Uapshaw GO 00 41 Wm. Mi Houald .... HI 00 44 A. L. Stephens ;V1 .10 4.1 T. K. Fairbanks 73 .rs' 40jt Louis Kiunigaii IM fill 47 t'has. O. K.a-la r Ii4 .10 4H O. W. Allen 2S5 00 49 Win. M. Morris .14 00 19jt Oho. M. Holt 7 60 50 W. W. Jaiiiilh 78 00 .11 'Hum. Murphy .11 00 52 C.rl I'fahl 70 50 53 ('has. Wclluiau (il 50 64 H. I. Kuratli 1.H9 00 55 Alfred Uui rher 107 00 15jt Thus. Auderson Hi 50 57 M. S. Barnes 8.1 .10 48 Frank Wallai-e 82 50 59 Jos. Bucher 75 00 tiO (leo. W. Taylor 30 (Ml 01 Carl Berggreii 27 IMl G2jt Win. Thomas 4.1 00 G3 C. K. Jesse 7.1 00 G4 W. K Newell 33 00 G5 Mrs. C. A Kniiih 15 (Ml CG Thus. Mcl'aut 13 50 G'jt John A. Johnson 82 50 G8 Win. H. Weir 25 50 G9 Chas. Hatemaii 49 50 71 I'M win i s- 52 50 72 J. II. Hi nek 70 .10 73 Flora J. Clutter 39 00 74 F.rwin Hitter 121 50 7.1 Wm. C. Ingle C.3 00 7(i A II. Wol ford 27 00 77 C. Kisenhardt Ill 00 78 F. C. Burghoy.er ili 50 79 K. Helvogt 45 IMl 80 O. J. Saumler- Gl .10 81 Fred Bergcr 112 50 82 K. K. Ball (53 00 83 A. Thomas 10 75 84jt Win. J. Dickson 45 00 8li N. Bolhmau 3.1 00 87 Max Burghol.ir 22 50 88 Ferd hanger, J r 229 50 89 (1. N. Hale SS 50 9(1 J. W. McKobtrl 01 00 91 W. W. Lewi 42 00 93jl J. N. Hotl mm 10 60 94 A. (Jn-Hiier 16 50 9.1 Wm. Jamii son (i(i (Ml 9ti J. 0. Kiiimel 39 00 97 . Solder KiO 50 98 O. Christiansen 33 00 99 J. H. Hale 45 00 lOOjlC. W. Skellon 9 00 101 J. L. Kruse 21 (M) I03jl . F. Yoiiinl 10 .10 104jtO. F. Cooke 21 00 Ti til 8454 (Ml At M. t.diurili On Sunday Ii-v. II. Olierg will preach on the following subjeits: Morning, "al Fhaal-tide" Kvening, "If Christ came to Hills lairo." Oiaal music. A cordial welcome for all. Millions t.Ufii Anar. It la cerlainly gralifying to the public lo know of one concern in Ihe hind who are in t nfraid to be gener ous to the n-dv and Miffering. The proprh tors of Dr. King's New Dis covery for consumption, coughs and colds, have given away over ten million trial bo't'ta of this grenl medicine; and have the salisfat ton of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of honeless ca s. Asth ma, bronchitis, hoarseness and all disca. of the Ihroal, chesl aid limes are surely cured by it. ('all on DclM Drug Store anil g t a free Irial hotlle. Hegular aus 50i and fl F.very laittle guaranteed, or price refundeil. Urate Men 1'itll Victim to stomach, liver and kid ....u ir.miiliHi ms u-f.ll as women, and all feel Ihe resulls in loss of appetite, poisons in the Miaal, backache, ner vousness, headache and lircd, lisllisis, runwlowii fiH-limr. But I here's no need to hid like that. Listen t J. W (1 ird'ier, I laville, Ind. Ilesays: "Kleclric Billers are just the thing for a man when ne is all lull down, and don't c.ire whether he Uvea or dies. It flid more lo give me new strength and giaal aptilc than any thing T co Id lake. I can now al anvihinir and h ive a new lease on lile." Only 60 cents al Delta Drug Store. F.very bottle guaranteed. Kril lint lrm Ihe t.aa Was Ihe ball th.l hit (1. B. Stead man, of Newark, Mich , in the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcer lhaf no treatment helped for 20 year. Then Bucklen's Arnica Hlve cured him. Cure cut, bruisi, burns, boils, felons, corns, skin eruptions. Bi-t pile cure on earth. 25 it-, a laix. Cure guaratit isl S l.l by Delta Drug More. RACES AT IIILLSBORO a tire Sons Offer a Valuable Gold Medal lllliFK HACtS S4TLUDAV Uiea l II Wahlarta lllrjrle Kidrr. ('at j (Irirtlo Cabin, No. 7, Native Son ol Oregon, will oouduct a aerie of bicycle race at llillaboro; tha first three lo iMA-ur Saturday, July 14, 1900, No eutrance fee will he charged and each raca la open to all Washington county rider. Haud some medalaand prise will be given t the winner. The Native Sooaoffer an expensive solid gold medal to the winner of the four-mile road race. Thia la an open challenge medal and muni be wou three tone before it become perma nent proM-rty of the winner. The HdlMboro Ba&d will glva a niiuvrl and Ihe Native Daughter are preparing to spread oue of their famous supper. In Ihe evening there will be an illuminated bicycle parade, with priic-a for the beat decoration. Kch and everyone la cordially invited t ) come and participate. Come pre pared lo have a good lime and you will not be disappointed. The name, Native Hons, ia a gnamnie thai everything will be Qrst-claaa. HUMMAHY. sati'kimy, July 14, 1900. Half-mile, opeu Isl prize Native Hon M dal 2. id Sweater (Doiint d tiy Hchuluiericb 4 Son.) Half-mile, Boy, handicap 1st prize Bicycle Lamp (l)oni t-il by F. L. Mccoriuicl ) 2ml Cyclometer (Donated by O. U. W'Uke-) Four-mile, open 1st priae Native Soiia'CballeugeUolcl Medal (To las won three times) 2nd Silver Medal 31 Bicycle Shoe (Donated by W ehruug 4 Son) Supper I'rize for Oeutleman that eat me IllOrt. Bicycle lan tie (I'ri.-w for ls-tt decorated wheels.) Lady' wheel Toilet Sel (Donated by Delia Drug Store) ( Ji iilleinan' wheel Camera (Donated by The Pharmacy) Big Ball at the Opera House. Officer of Ihe day- Judge of the course, B. P. Curuellu. Judges at finish, W. F. McCourt, ( alviu Jack, Jr. Time-keeper, Dr. W. D. Wood, lv B. Tongue. Stutter, J. W. Bailey. Handkapper, W. H. Oault. Judge of parade, Mr. Lttitia Cor. nell, Mrs. Minnie Down, James 11. Si-well and Bruise Wilkes Al.oi.t $70 will 13 given ir prizes for the above events. You cannot iitl'ord to miss these races as they will be hi. tiy contested for. WAMIIMJT0.1f COUNTY SCHOOLS. The annual report of Sunt. Ball show the following facta concerning ihe public schisil In Washington county. The utalisiical informaliou is compiled from reports made last March: No. persons U-tweeu 4 and 20 years of ate, 5G3G. No. pupils enrolled in school, 400 a. No. of pupil enrolled uuder 6 years, 180. Av rage daily attendance, 2729. No. of teacher employed, 175. N't. applicant' examined for cer tificates. 62. No. applicaula examined who failed, 11. No. teacher holding 1st grade cer- I ideates, 59. No. teachers holding 2d grade cer- liticatw, 39. No. teacher holding 3d grade cer tificates, 40. No. children between the agea of 4 and 20 not attending any school 172. . No. teachers employed In private scIiimi's, 15. No. pupils attending private school, 291. F.slimnted value of school houses, $titi.75.1. Lsiimated value school furniture, $28,427. F.stimated value of aparatus, 13027 Amount insurance, $31,120. Average salary paid males, $39.10 ' women, $32 CI, No organized districts in the county, 99. No. moniha school, average, 7 6-12. No. school hU!"e In county, 90; log, (i; frame, 83; built log, 1. No. graded schools in county, 13. No t -achers in such, 38. No. pupils, IG08. No. colleges and academies, 2. No. teachers employed, 14. No. pupil in same, 200. Amount of money on hand, $3287 G2, Amount raised by district lax, $0739 57. Amount apjairlloued from county fund, 24,449 14. Amount apimrtioned from state fu ml. $sii 13.04. Amount raised by rate bills, $S3 50. Annuo t received from all other -oiir.s s, $3163 81. Total, $16,336.18. Amour.t paid teachers, $33,637.61 Amount paid for rent of school lions. , $5 (Ml. Annuo t pHid for repairs, $1269 66, A mom t paid for furniture, $336 22, " " fuel, etc., $1870 08 district clerks, $1106 64 " " apparatus, globes, etc $10.19 20. Amount paid for building achisil houses, $38 90. Amount paid for insurance, $228 36. " " all other purposes, $2926.11. Total, $12,357.63. Balance on hand, $3978.66. tVorklur Mght aa Day The busiest and mightiest little thing lhat ever was made is Dr King's New Life Pills. Every pill Is a sugar-coated globule of health, that change weakness into strength, list esiit a into energy, brain fag into mental powei1. They're wonderful In building up the health. Only 26c per Imix. Sold by Delta Drug Store. Pastor Hughes expects to gel away tii the Sandwich Island in a few day. Born, li Hlllaboro, July 8, lo J. J Welk and w ife, a sou. Tha first wheat was slus ke.1 u Iween Jlilboro ud Forest drove last Tuesday. Wm. Morgau, broihtsr of County Clerk Morgan, spent a day iu llillf boro this week. Miss Mabel While, of Port land, Knt Sunday in Hillsboro, Ihe guel of Mrs. II. A. Ball. Call ou F. J. Barber, Second street if you want a nrl-cla shave or hair cut. Try bis bath, either hot or cold. House makes draper slat of secoud growth aab, tough enough to tie in a knot. There is the place to buy them. Miss Matlock and her sitr, of lleppuer, are visiting in Hillsboro thia week at Congressman Tongue' resilience. Little tNrl House it hi purse coutiiuiDg his entire saving of the summer. The B ider can dry the tears of the lad by reluming it lo Lim. .C. C. Perriue, of Nrlh Yamhill, was in town ou Tuesday last. He has the contract for building 'wo brick bouses iu Mo.Miil'ivillo Ihis year. The Ilillalsiro sclnsil district, dur ing the past week, paid another $1000 bond, leaving 8 yet t pay. The district ha cash 011 baud, $1500, with more to be received a littlt later. The pulpit iu the Congregational church will be occupied next Sunday by Ilev. Danl. Slaver. In the iii'-rn ing the subject of the sermon i " I'he Chrialian." Evening, "Follow Thou Me." Other hervices in order. The law-Arm ol Smith & Bow 11 an ha dissolved by mutual cons.nl. Esquire Smith withdraws and Mr. Benton Bowman remains in the old oOleea ou the northeast corner of Main aud Second streets. Mr. Minllh ha formed a paituership w th Mr. II. T. Bagley uuder the 11 rm name kof Smith A Bagley. Mrs. Johnson, of Lif iyette, Yam hill county, own one cow. B 'si.l.s milk used in the family, ahe sends milk to the cheese facloiy. For 11 day' milk ahe received $2 00 cash and an 8 pound cheese worth 88 ceuls. That la, the Income from that cow for 11 days wa $2 88, or for the month, $8 60. We have no cheese factory or creamery at Ilillslmro. Mrs. Elliott show a specimen of the Old English giaiaeherry, which, for size, surpasses ai ylhing seen this year. The. bush is from her lather's farm near SchoU's where they have been growu for thirty yeara. There, though, and here, too, unless dusted with sulphur, a mildew destroys Ihe berries. Mrs. Elliott, however, suc ceeds in having perfci t fruit by the use of sulphur. Little Miss Helen dales had an ex perieuce this week which she will not care lo repeal, S e was riding one of Congressman Tongue's saddle horses when the animal took it into bead lhat he was on ihe race c urse. He got the bits in his teelh and started through the street al a home stretch pace. Miss Helen bravely kept her seat (ill the horse sprang over what served as a hurdel. There she was unhorsed receiving some painful bruises. These have now healed and Miss Helen I al home to her friends. Jas. W. Welch, of Astoria, Grand Master, I. O. O. F., of Oregon, paid an official visit to Montezuma lalge on Wednesday evening last, tie was accompanied by E. E. Sharrou, Grand Secretary of the order. The visitors had a conference with the lodge, after which the ladies of the Hebekah Lodge were iuviled Into the lodge room. After a uncial vis t of an hour, the lialges went to Gales' where lunch was served. While the parlors were somewhat crowded, the entertainment was faultless in other respects. The visit of Grand Master Welch appears to be highly appreci ated by the fraternity, and ou the streets bis remarks In the lodge are heartily commended. Of course, we, of the outside were ni t privileged to hear them, and therefore cannot testify. Rev. Elkanah Walker, misj-ionary in China and brother of our Levi Walker, of Forest drove, is stationed at Foo-Chow, a large seaport town in the Southern province of Fo-Kien. The Boxer disturbances have not ex tended that far south yit and no anxiety is felt for Mr. Walker's safityby his Forest Grove re'al Ives and friends. That section of the em pire had its Utile unpleasantness about twenty years a, r, when there was a sea fight between a French squadron and that part of the Chinese navy stationed at Fimi-CIiow. Ihe French coniplitely destroyed the Chinese ships, hut ceased firing when the Chinese nag went down. Ihe bay was covered by drowning China men. As soon as the firing ceased, the French sent small boat tnd commenced picking up the drowning men. this action aslonlshu0 tn "henthen Chinee" more than any. thing that had hai'ia-md. They were told that It was Ihe teachings of the Christian religion. Mr. Walker testifies that the Imllle of less than two hours caused more talk and pro voked more enquiry than the mis sionaries had been able to do in tn years. The missions tiaik on new activity from that day, and the con verts in greater nu Hilars H a keil to them. Treasurer' Xotlce. All romitv llr.lera Kiwlorseil nrior to Feb. L l arecalle.1 for. Interest will after July IS, psjo. RODOLPH CRAND U.L, S-lo Co. I reasurer. iiU uiu.IMIIWI HIV e. l. Mccormick, Itealer 1.1 Bicycle and Bicycle Sundries RFrtlKHU A SPKCIALTf . Wheels to rent stu second hand wheels for sale at r-asnnable prices. all Street. Hillsboro, Oreitoa. OASTOniA Bean tW llM aral los Has) shrm Bouft lis Kind ton Has) iirt Ipetaft af SUDDEN DEATH Rebecca Thornbu.h Suc cumbs to Heart Failure Till: KMX AMK WKIINKSIIAV The Kaurral Mill lir Held at lint Late Krsiileure Today Mr. John A. Thornburgh was greatly shia-ked on Wednesday last when be left III desk aud took dow n tne telephone reiviver and was in formed thai Ms mother, Mrs. H.-bec- ca A., wile ol Alios rs 1 horuourgli. who live this side of Forest Grove, wa dead. Atx.ut a mouth ago Mr. Thoruhurgh had some trouble w ith her beait, but had lo outward ap la'araucea recovered. On Wednes day she entertained a relative. Alt'', dinner, which had been a lie.irty meal, Ihe ladie went lo a chamber iu the second story of Ihe residence to real. They lay ou a (nil continu ing their talk. Mrs. Thornburgh changed position to her side when almost inslaully hei heart ceased lo beat and she had passed inti Ihe mysterious beyond. Mrs. Thoru hurgh, whose ill a i len uame was H ' hecca A. Neal. wa born in Iowa in 1842, aud at the time of her death waa 68 year of age. she with her husband came to Oregon in ISGG, and iiave made this counly their home ever since, (She was the mother ol 8 children, 6 of whom are living. file funeral services will lie conduct ed at the fniiiily resident'.' t i d v at 10 o'clis k a. m.. El ler Hunter ollici- ating, after which the remain will laj taken to the Wilk.n cemetery, north of Greenville for burial. Tlie Doernbicher Furniture Fac tory which has l.eu buiiding since January last will be ready for o per piling alsmt next week. Two build ings have Ixi'ii erected on a plat ol ground 7 acres iu extent. These are 90 by 200 f ct In i,e. Side tracks from the O. H & N. Co. H. H. extend into the grounds. From 250 to 300 men and boy will have employment continually. The pay-roll will aver age $12,000 per moi th. Anil il is th i support 'o the tin bucki t igade lhat make a manufat firing plant so lesirable for the prosa rity of a com munity. It is 011 record lhat one family employed In Ihe lai tory when it wa located at Chehalis hud a monthly income of $300. The same family living here could live oil the income of Ihe lather win ic tn nnya roamed the htrei t in idleness. We ijrow boys here till they are 20 or 21 years of age when they have to emi grate for employ inert Kid arrang- mei t John Hatch, minor, has brought a damage suit against Samuel . Fletcher, of Polk coin ty. Mclcher is ihe man who whs with Mis Hatch t.l fore she died. Damage are placed at $8000 Ihe c mpimiit ihargea lhat Fletcher poisoned .Mrs. Ilalch. Service has not been obtain ed Upon Ihe di femlant and canm t tw until some time w hen lie is loiinn in this county. Messrs. Clark & Buh.nar, ac countants, have been employtd by Ihe county commissioner to exam me and report upon the m ml books of Ihe county Mli'ir. Ihe record for the past live years are to examined. The contract price for Ihis work la $200. Dr Thus McClelland, president til Pacific University, das la en 1. He red the prfsidtney of Knox Cilicge, Illi nois It Is not yet cirtain that he will slgn lure Certainly Ihe Iriends of Pacific University hope to make it plain lhat it is to h s inter- est t ) st a . Mr. Jas. Younir. who live west of lown on the Cornelius roan, claims lhat he 1 long on tinu thy hay. He brought a sample to ihe Inukckm)- f.nt nttice that measure 8 feet in length. The appointment of E B Tongue as deputy district attorney i (aipular Another could not have ti. en more so. Sam'l Archie, town this week. of P . : in I, is in Nil Kit I Ft' MA I.F.. B vviRTtiicnv an in: UK It OK SALE and execution dill V l-Biied out Ol unit iniHvr the iu.ii I of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Multno- niuli. to me directed and dateil the mil day ot June, IWO. upon a jud.iiient and decree rendered and entered in s:tiJ co.irt on the nth dav of June. Ill O. i'l favor of I. lienr. hs Onvernor. K. I. Dunbar, as Secre tary of State, and C. 8. Moore, us Treasurer I' the Slut, of Orel. ill. olistltlltlilg the State Lund Board phiintills and ngainst 11. K Hush. A. D. bush. R. J. Young Alfred Davis, I be Cotlee Creek Mining Company, a tsjrporatioti, Anna C. Smith Oeorge s". Shepherd, Ali os rield and W II Hrodford defendants, for the sum o :mi.-t.S:t. and the further sum ol li' un, at birnevs' fee, nnd $.W 'U, costs sn I disburse ments, I did. on the l.'Slh day of June, ii. duly levy upon all that portion of the following described real property which lies in th- County of Washington, State ot Oregon, the whole of the real property herein described la-ing "il'iat.-d in the Comities of Multnomah and Washington, State of Oregon, to-wit: Regiiiiiiug at the northeast corner of the Donation Land Claim of William Pointer and wife in Section 7, township 1 South, Range 1 East of the Willamette Meridian ill tlie 'oiintv of Mullnomah, Stale of Ore gon; running thence soulh -lull ch ins! thence west .HI IS chains to a slake in "C 1 11.11 12. Townslun 1 South, Range I West I of the Willanietle Meridian 111 tin t nuniy of Washington. Slate if Or.g.Mi: thence running north li.oa cnains ; inence norm sl east Jl .tiichains; thcms- south :!' J east S..1S chains ; thence north l.t" eat s.40 chums ; theiKs" norm sr o riMi i-nuois; thence north 2.VU chains : tlienc it l'i ss clcii, s to the plaiw of be -niru', ewept ing therefrom a two-ncre tract s.. I I by D. E. Rush and wile to Amy E Harris by deed dated June ::, 'M and r.c.ir.le.1 June i, )M, in 1'ced R sik 40, . age 151. Records of said ashinirlon Cotnty, the whole of said tr ct containing TS acres; and will in compliance with its c mands on Monday the Pith day of July l' . st the hour n"f 10 o'clock a. m., at tin fr..nt .hsirol the t'outitv Court ll,.u.e iii the city ot I. illsboro. ounty of W shingtoii, State of Oregon, svli at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, nil the light title sii.1 interest that the said .b len.iiints had on the K'th dav o Novcmls r. 1-H7 the date of pis" mills' hior g.n-'e, or have since had in and to t at lurli'.n of nid resl property which ies in said Wushiii;ton Count to satisfy said judgment, decree and eiecutinn. with interest 011 ml.t.X! from the rlth day "f June, l'"l. ut the rate of eivht tier cent i.er miiii 11 . ... 011 tii.') 1 from the Mb day 01 June, l'U. t the rate of er cent per annum, and the costs I of and anon suia writ w. i. nr. v; f oul), Sheriff of Washington ouoty, 1 r. gon. 1 a ted. Hillsboro, Oregon. June It, l U. 4-S KIIKY TEA. Oiegou Kidney Tea cures Iwck ache. Sidney ai.il bladder trirtjble For sale al the Deltt. Bicycle repairing, brazing, luruing vulcainxiiig and sundries al O. G. W likes. Second alreet, uext door lo Hills' oro Hotel. Ou tvery bottle of Shiloh'a Con sumption Cure I thi guarantee: "Ah we a-k of you is lo use two-third o. the conteul of litis bottle faithfully, theu if you can say you sre uot beue ffled return Ihe botlle to your Drug gist aud he may refund the priit ;iaid." Price 26 els, aud 50 cla and $1.00. Delta Drug Store. Croup is a terror of thousand ol young moi her because il outbreal i so agonizing and frequently fatal Shi lob' cough and csusumptiou cun act like magic Iu case of t rough. 1 haa never beeu kuowu to fail. Tin worst case relieved immediately Price 26c, 50c and $1 00, You lai gel it al the Delia. Many a lover has turned with dis gust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. KarlV Clover Hi a it Tea purifies the brealb by its action ou the bowels, etc., a uothing else will. Sold lor years 01 absolute guarantee. Pi ice 25 cts, and 50 cts at Delta. On account of the steel trust al) larm implements will tie higher thai: la'fore but Kchulmeak'b A Son will sell after the raise at same prices other sold before. NELSON & REEP. MANUFACTURERS OK Roagh and Dressed LUMBER We will have our sawmill rea.ly to saw iuuilr on or stunt Junta Kill. The body of timber tributary i the l3t in the Btate and hence with our suiior machinery and mechanical skill our proxluct vill he axual to that touml in any market aud superior to mont. We invito orders. ltf Acker's Eugllsh Remedy will stop a cough at any time, and will cure tlie wont cold iu twelve hours, or money re funded. 85 and 50 cent at IelU Drug Store, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I.A o Urrics atUrbuom Citv, Oua. May, 19. KOU. NOTICE 18 HKREBY U1VK.N IHAT the following-named settler haa 11 led notice ol 'Ida intention to luuke tiniil proot ill support ot his claim, and that said pruol will be made before the t'ouiity Clerk of Tillamook County, Ore., on Aug, 2, IlKO vii: Fit A N K H. McUAFKIN, It. K loao't, for the K ) of N K ) and E of M K ttec Ho i' 2 N K 7 W. lie iiuinei tlie loilowuiK. witnesses 10 urove his continuous 1 eniilence upon and cultivation of aaid laud, vii: John 6. 1'H'il, 01 Astoria, Lire, laiiien A. Mcl ean, of " II, 0. Hatch, of Portland, " I.. V. liickey, ol " ill A3, h. wwuta, 1-10 Uegister Call at the Indeiendknt offlce aud examine the famous Mellon lamrd for .oounling kodak print. Latest thing out. Any size. Flo vnn know cnnsiimntion is nre. vent side? Science has proven that. and also that neglect I suicidal. The wor-t cold or cough can tie cured with Million's ixmgn ana mnsump- t ion Cure. Sold on positive guaran tee lor over fifty year. Delia Drug Store. Schulmerich A Sou's I the place to buy farm implements, l'iows, har rows and wagons sold at prices lower ih.n nihor rluuler nrTerlhem. Turl and sluhhle 14 In steel or wotal beam at 114 60. Stubble plows cheaper. 2 horse steel lever harrows for 13 oil a horse sleel lever harrows at 1500 3J wide tire wagons 85. Compart these prices wltn inose 01 tuner dealer. The absolutely pure BAKING POWDER ROYAL the most celebrated of all the baking brated for its great leav ening strength and purity. It makes your cakes, bis cuit, bread, etc., health ful, it assures you against alum and all forms of adulteration that go with the cheap brands. oval Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove thi call at the corner of Main ami Third streets, and get juices P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. THE OLD LINE Bankers Life Insurance Co. OF NEBRASKA ISSUES The Policy of the Future Send name, address, uul age aud get full particulars of the bes. plau ou which Insur ance was ever written. J. F. COMPTON. Gen. Agent 412 Marquam Ituildiiig, Sick headaches, the curse of over worked womankind, are quickly and auiely cured by Karl's 1'lnver K.ail Tea, the great bbaid purirli r and tis sue builder. .Money refunded if not 'Htisfactory. I'rice 2.i and 50 cts. 'at I Vita. How is your wife has she Inst her beauty? If so, Constipation, Indi gestion, Sick Headache are Ihe prin cipal cause--. Karl's Onver Kiail 'lea has cured these ills forhnlfa centu ry. Urlee 2i els, and OH els. Money refunded . II result are not sal is factory. Delia lrug Store. Wm Mohr makes las its at l is shop on Second street, Hillsboro, for th.10 per pair, sewed sin for .V aud gives special attention to repair ing. He uses only Hrst-grade stock which enables him to guaranh-e his work. Shulmerich & Sou have a remnant sale of shoes at 50 per ceut discount from former prices. XOTIt'F. FOII I'l IIIJ('ATIO. Lund Olheegt Oregon City n. May It), I'.khi. XTOTICK IS HEKtllY tilVKN. THAT IN the follow ing named settler bus liled notice ol bis intention to make until 1 roof in support of hi" claim, and tint 'itnl proof will bs made 1 efore the County Clerk of l illamook County, Oregon, 011 Angle t 2 lmiO, vii: JOHN 8. OARD, H. E. No. 1W5 for thi t V Sec. M T 2 N K 7 V . He names the fol owing witnesses to piove bis continuoua renidenoe upon and cuuivaioin 01 saiu 11111, vix; lames A. .vclun, of Astoria, Ore. Frank 11 Mctiatliu, ot I). C Hatch, ot L. V. HUskey, of C HAS MO Port and, " II. MOO RES, Register Do Yon Want One Hundred Dollars Any good man or woman ran organize a lodge ol the Ranker's I'nion of the Wnrl I, of Omaha, N braska. Teachers and stu dents lind the work highly remunerative and 1 lensant. I be leading fraternal socie ty in the W est. Pays Heath, Hisability, and Old Age cluims, and issues Joint l'..n cieB for man and wile, l'uys Hick mid Ac cident claims 1-odges in thirty state.. I .urge membership 01 men and women. Splendid reserve plun. If you cure to make IHSI.'NI or 11 ore in a week or two, write to the General Muna er, Hunkers 1 uion of the World, i'ortlund Oregon, fur a con tract as Local or District Munager and organize a lodge. Every day's delay means your inonied loss. Vol, lnk Wood. Wood I Wood! Wood I For sale good pole oak at fl.fiOper cord, one yeur old. Enquire of D. K. Coruell. between Sixth and Seventh trueU 011 Washing tun, Hillsb ro Uregou. a a fit powders in the Alum bakintf powders nre low jiricerl, as alum costs httt two cents a pound ; but alum is a corrosive poison and it renders the baking kiwi1it dangerous to ue in loi. Mama owdes co., too william t.( new l'ortland, Oregon. Administrator') Mnle. Notice is hereby given tlmt the uii.lcr siiicil aihiiiniittrulo, ot the entuie of iV 111. J. .Menzie, deceased, will ell 1 t public auction to the billies bidder lor cash the following deHcribtsl real property Is-Ioiik-iiiK to the atsive mentioned estate under the order of the county court of Multiio mall county, btute of Or.-oii, made und entered 011 the 2d day of June l:mJ, und thut said ule ill be made at the lioui of 11 o'clock a. 111. 011 the 17th day of July, ph (I ut the disir of the county court house ol Washington ounty, in ll'illl-oro, li e. , to wit: the Northeast i-t of Northwest 'i of of Southwest '-4 heo. 4, Township ' rioutu ol Kunge t West mluuted 111 W a-liingtoii county, Oregon, and that mile will be uiude r-uhject to lie upprovul of the id county court. luted thin (Ull day of June, lis" I, JAM KS A. 1'AVUlR, Administrator of the estate of Wm. J. Menziea, deceaitd. 4-S AUK NTS wanted for the bent typewriter 011 the market, the "1'ittshuig inible;" writing 111 signt at all times; eicluaive territory given. Address Uindley Hurd wa.e Company, Pittsburg, l'n. IUbuiIIuI in 1 lexii 11 is an i lit possibility without rim id lilissl, the sort that only exist iu connection with gtaaj digestion, a healthy liver and Ixiwels. Karl's Clover id Kit Tea, act directly ou the laiwels, liver and kidney keeping them in perfect health. 1'rnv 25 cts. and 50 1 ;. at Delia Drug Store. 1 have taken up at my place, a black. sow; same has lour w hile feet and white spot in front of left shoul der; uo ear mark or other brand visi ble; weigh about 200 pounds. Owner cau have same by paying charges. 7-IOC. Kuisk, farming-ton. There Is plenty ol giswl brick now. ready at Dixou's yard, Forest (JrovH Uids for Wood. Notice i hereby given that sealed bid will be received until 5 o'clia'k p. m., Salurda) July 14, 1900, lor lurnishing 35 cords fir wood to school district No. 7. Wood to be cut four feet long, out of sound green timber and delivered at school house in Hillsboro on or before Monday, Ihe 20lh day of August, 1 !). The Hoard reserves the right to reject any or all bid. Hids will lie filed with I K. L. McCormick, district clerk, at I Ids store on Main street, endorsed : "Hid for Furnishing Wood." attest: S. H. Huston, K. L McCormick, Chairman. Clerk. Hillsboro, July 5, l'JOO. Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath come from chronic constipa tion. Karl's ('lover KimiI Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty years on an absolute guarantee. Trice 25 cts, and 50 cts. lHta Drug S'ore. world cele vosk. SSI.