DIED WHILE EATING
Flizateth Gault Passe Atcaij
Last Mondaq
WAS AX AJKI IMONHK.K
Mir 4 rord the I'ImImw iu Isii anil
Settled Mritr I'erlliiad.
AUfll r.ny.-int-iii tiauituieu at mr
residence of John' HurroiiKh on lb-
Taylor Ferry pmhI seven mile aouih-
t-rly from I'orllanil on Monday tart
Aunt Kli.-tlM-tli (lault UitaJ al the
' 'llilB mr i
VV hilM Mil I iiu I
al II o'cha'k forclliaju.
a light luni'li Hit heart failed lu ar
'.......I ..... I
ligl.fr I till. II I lir- iii-ni ini icu v I 1
form Its function and the end wti
II,. In I Hcinilicr IM'JS. the de
I.i I luiM.ii.li.tr U(W lliu ttt
ceased slippeil ami fell hi Ihtj liack
yard at Mr. Burroughs' llit rem.ll
la-nig- a Iraclure of the head of the
femur or thigh hone, For several
mouth she was on a ned to her tied,
lut not iihstantling her advanced
., hi) year", she regained her ht-alth
though hli never waa aide to walk
...lil.. ..i.ti.t.i. uii.l l.i.l l.t-ii.Mrf.iiil.
ly with iheir aid. Her lile for the!
i.! vear and a
and a hail naa tieeu iu
wheeled chair during I he day, and
In tied at night
On Friday morning, July 20th al
ft o'clock she runtf her alarm twll
When her duugliterlii-la w, Mr,
tiurroiigha reacheil her, ahe fouud
tier Hiitt-riiig from heart failure and
I. rot. chilis. Medical aid which reach
ed h r early in the day avt relief
and uhile some hour elm was lietter
and aome worae, her condition liu
proved generally ho that It wa rea
rain ly hoia-d that her u-.ua I health
wou d he restored It aeeuia bow
ever thi.t her heait was loo much
diseased lo longer aci.
F.lizih.'lri MiC'lain was Imini in
Kei tuckey In 18IH and hence at the
t me of her death wax 81 year of
age. She accompanied her pareula
to Missouri where in 1841 she iim t
and married I'.iol.roke (lault, a
Massachusetts Yankee. Iler aiater
l.ucy A. McViain had a few months
helore married Johu (lault, Fein's
elder hrolher. The two families
haveaiuce remained near together.
). M. ('. (lault of Hillahoro, and
Johu W.Oautof McMlnnville with
their staler Mra. Mary Humphrey
also of llillihoro are aoua and daugh
ter of John an. I l.uey Oault, while
the late 1) F. tlault of Kiat Hutte
mid Mra Koxana Patton of Fatlou'a
valley are hi in and (.aughter of Pt-iii-lnokeaiid
Kli.tta'th tlault.
Hoou alter their marriage ttie
(limit' moved into Iowa, i'hia waa
early in 1841. Several changes of
residence in that alale found them
in April Wi in lit ion county, Iowa
milo-mitf vtit'i a virulent attack of
I he Oregon lever. The last daya of
tint month aaw them Hearing the
Mi-oiiri river ft Kanenville, now
Omaha, which waa the dividing line
latween ci viltx ition and aavagery.
The Illume into the wilderm aa waa
mail, id out May 10. For live
i ii it 1 1 1 1 - the pioneer were lut-t to the
hi; I t of the outside world, hut H
- ;. tiered not since wive and families
"with theirei.tire worldly wtalth were
Willi the two brother.
In the early apring of 1863 I'etu
(Jan t w illed the 1. Oault and wife
ilo lation land claim In the detiae lir
loriTt known lo la-some where alaiul
m -veil or eight iinlea south of a little
vid ige on the Willamelte river called
I'oitiand. II i re wild hardly riaim
I I h.li the trees, a clearing was corn
ne. i d and a cat. ill iHiltl. I nil wax
o a i-niiiu I'll """Hong as the HWimmers ne,-p i me
A little garden patch waa Lurfaee of the wt.t r, hut that is what
iu March
plumed in ground hrokeu liy ttie
' . it-. ... .i..i i... u..u.li....l A i.i.l I
SpailO. HO OKI IMC nn.iiiig. iii
lleisy for IVm her hu-hand was feS
ling the trees and hurtling the logs to
u vi- her riMHil tor Sliaoiiig. uurr
in thesea-on the liu-.l.aud W ho was a
ciirpenter I. 'It home to work at his
trade while the wife with her tl.ree
children, D.ut, Mary and Lucy stay,
ed al home and cleared land. Dau
Ii a name liig enough for a Webster,
hut this lime it was applinl to a lean
pal stripling of ten yearn of age.
hue that summer tlie Taylor Ferry
road hi Portland v as survej etl and
opened, and I'ctn Oault's lud a ins
criptive possihilily. There the family
lived and prosa risl till it head dieil
late in the NO's. Tim farm la the
...Milium! had grown so that its
...i.,..,,...... i,t was burdensome lo
Airs tinuii. nence n waa ".u
enough to furnish her generous sup-
. i u I
i...rt to the end of her days, though
her care during the past 18 months
has len of that genlloand efficient
varitt which moi.ey eaniiot buy.
Her ilsiighler-l i-lsw, D. F. Uault'a
widow now Mrs. Burroughs, has
been untiring in her ministrations to
Mother Oault.
Klizala-th ll iull iiiiiiiiieiKssI living
a Christian life a out 184s joining a
Methodist F.piseopal church at or
near D.-s Moines, Iowa. In thesuui.
iner of I Soil she with aix others be
came the charter meiula-rs of Ihe
Ames Chapel M. K church. That
failliful seven were John and Lucy
(I. ult, Pembroke and Klistslalh
Oault, Janus mil Ann Daviea and
William ( lemetis. Not having a
placv of Woiship, Jtini-s Davles do
nate I a trai t f about 7 acres off the
southwest corner of his claim ami the
young sia iely buiit a church. John
and I'ein (lault were mechanics and
did most of the work. There were
no saw mills nearer than Portland,
so lumls r was out of the question,
.i.i f,,rii..r sinie the tdoneers had
ni.mev to liuv with. But there
an abundance of etraight ttr sap
n liv the building plat.
..'i.... oiuiiiiHi" on one side with the
I llt'-v -
broad ax furnished an abundani-e of
r.d.iiiiiir lillltil.r. The weather laiard
i.... -,.iii nut of four fiait bliM'ka
of lrts splitting tir and made smooth
I... .ii.iviinr iii 111 a ors in a ...-.
....... 'i..-. i a..s loeatisl on the weal
..i.i.. ..f 1 1,., s.-ii.ill Ferrv nvid to Port
i..... l 1 lie church created the neces-
u.i f. .m u iniN rosi I and it waa Itira-
.ui a f.. r a while a blacksmith
-i...'.. iv.li tui t. then a small slock of
Ko si- was Jiept there to ta adiltsl lo,
then a postoiH s', so tlut we now
know the place us Progiea. After
Mtsnding 'JO or more year the old
, ,u, i :. was burnt d !' -nmmer when
f re-l nre rug .-I ihtmuli the neigh
iMirh.s.d. I he i-ongregat on soul the
ra t and vi lih the pnastsls built the
i.r. -. nt i huri h which is on the east
Mde of the road. The structure is a
lit at building, well suited for the pur
p...e for which it was de licateil. KbM
leih (iiuli vas nieinlar of this
liurt li -o l iety for alinl titty year.
Sie is I be Inst of fie original seven to
Ki mi her heavenly I We child
r-n who are left "sometimes, wonder
wheitier we are worthy to f"d Ihe
tu int es of the-e iu'ven, not lo think
of wearing them. Kl'zala-lh Oault
was ih- mother of nine children,
Daniel M. dei ased, M rs Mary tl.isa
deceased, Mrs. l.u y llm h timu
widow, resideiii'e Alhina, lcri- !
ceaxeil and huri d on Snake river in
I8.'2, Mr, iloxana I 'at ton neur
tou, Charles K. ili'esM-d, Mrs. lianuli
T. wife of K. 1.. lliriiainof Mei
chants Naliniial li;...l, , I' r liml,
lighl F. disvaied and Mrs. U.oiv
Sargeam, Fast Ankeny sinn-t Port
land. 'I he loneral was from the residemv
of John liurr.njyhi on Weilue-day al
i o'cl h k p. tu. The remains were
buried iu I'resi-eiit ivmetery t.y the
side ot those ol her hu-iliaiid, Pem
broke (lauil.
1'rneutril a Traxrily,
iiiiifiy 111 i.'i itiu. .. o iv-u .'n.
desire Loi.Ht ,,f New Siraitsville,
Ohio prevented a dreadful tragedy
anil aaved two liven. A Iriixltful
Timely iiifornmiioii ivet, Mrs.
mill ova . r i i ...p,.'n.-.
miiirh ha. I liuiir kei.t Iter a iiMkf i-Vfr'
.!.!. Ul... I.u.l 1,1 ...v ruii.oiliti
, uiic nan u uioiij - -
and doctor lut alt a. Illy jrew wur
ImO'l iiristiil In lri I Ir tviiiir'a N
until urifed to trv Dr. King s .N'-w
Discovery. One la ule wholly cured
her. ami she writes this marvefnis
medicine also cured Mr. 1mg of a
severe attack of Pneumonia. Such
cure are poslive proof of the match
lea merit of this grand remedy for
curing all thront, chest and lung
troubles. Only f.oc and t 0i'. Fvery
Is. tile guaranteed. Trial bottles free
at lJeltt lruif Hlore
It Saved Ills l.eif.
P. A. Danforth, of Lsdrange (la.,
su tiered intensely for six mouths
with a frightful running sore on his
leg. hut writes that tlucklcu's Arnica
Salve wholly cured it iu ten days
For Ulcers, Wounds, Burns, lloil,
Pain or Piles it's the ls-t salve in
the world. Cure guaranteed. Only
'X:. Hold by Delta Drug Stoie.
Story or a Mate.
To be laiuutl hand and foot fo
years by the chains of disease is th
worst form ol slavery. Oeorge D'
Williams of Minichi-ster, Mich., tells
hi w such a alive was mail" free. He
ssys: "My wife has been so helpless
for live years that she could not luru
over in lasl alone. Aferuing t'o
Isitiles of Klectrlt t:iuers -he is won
derfully improved and able lo do her
own work." This supreme remedy
for female diseases quickly cures ner
vousness, sleeplessm ss, melancholy,
iieadacli:-, backache, faiiiting and
dizzy spells. This miracle working
medicine is a god-end to wenk, sick
ly, run down people. Kvery bottle
guaranteed. Only rale. Sold by (he
Delia Drug Store.
Ilisiuari'li's Irou crf
Was the result of his splendid
health. Indomitable will and tre
iiieudi .us energy are not found where
S.oma. h, l.lver, Kidneys and llowels
are out of order. If you want these
tiualiti.M and the success they bring,
use Dr. King's New Life Pil s. They
develop every power of brain ami
liody. Only 2'ic at D. 'ti Drugstore.
Iieail letter List.
The following is a list of letters re- i
maiaing uncalled Tor in the posintnce
at Hillslsiro, July, ix, Hmhi :
Mr. ('has. Stephen,
Mr. W. K. Wells.
All letters not called for by Aug,
II, will be sent to the I hurt letter
Office. Oue cent w ill la- charged for
each letter called for.
II. Sl Ill l.MKKU'll, P. M.
Irin Palmaleer looked death in
the face a few days ago. lie with
i.ther young men were iu the swim
ming hole in the Tunliitiu below the
Jrickanii hrhlfe. The hole is 40 or
50 feel deep, but that matters not as
loin as the HWimmers kci al the
p lOI(tH,r was Mi,e t ,,( Hffr le
. .. . ' i I
I tin went down once al d
came up, then sank the second lime.
Ward Down saw him as be went
down the g'M'onrt time bii.I dove alt"r
his friend. He brought him to the
top where lie was nut by Win. Pit
lenger. T' getlier they took Palmit
Icer to the hank. It was a closer call
than any of the young men cre to
h iiiterestert iu again.
Mr.
'lain
HsjiiI. Moon ol the North
Is authority for this worm
story. List week he nauteil nay
r-,.... ihu inoaildw to the burn. The
barn lliajr was simiii covered with cut
worms, alive and wiggling- I her.
was a hen setting by the side of the
Intra. Next morning Mr. M.miii
uiont out. to aee how she had fared
uinn.... - pi - -
and there remained only the eggs
:. .i..... ..no mi Imijur a mnall rollllil
ickiug oue up heasw a small round
1...U ati Inuiibt was irone. rurthe
exatuinalion showed that Ihe worms
hart eaten through i lie alien un.i oe
voured every one of the embryo
chickens. Fad.
Conned brothers drove through
tiwn tils week m.in the M in.n
their new threashing oiiini. n i
counted Ihe last machine thai hats
lasn on our streets. T.ie traction
engine develop Itf ho s power. I he
separator is a ttutlalo 1'itis with a
blower for stacking straw. The en-
glue weighs alHiut seven ami a nan
...I- ll.o vhIiih of the ou Ii! is
j:iiKi.
The cut worms which have Iss n
so distruclive to g irdens and . clover
tlelds lately, are dsep anng having
probably lived their short lifn. Some
gardens in town have not Isi'ii visit-
etl. It is noticed thai llnsc linsse.l
gardens are where a tl ck ot chl. Ki n-
ramre. It IS therelore concin it ti inni
the bid lie eat the wrnn. There is
profit Iu chickens.
Mr. Alex Gordon of Glenro got
Ihe best of the cut worms at bis
place. He discovered them when
they weientwcrk on the first row
of hi polatia'S. Immediately be
mixed Hour ami piris green together
which he strewed on the rround li
ween Ihe flr-tud second rows. The
worms ate this and died.
Mr. (.'. Christ unison, wife and
son who have tas'n visiting with Mr.
John llolveron at Farmington for
Ihe lta-t four iiioinlis have h tight
I ckels over the rt P. system and sr.
to start In a few days lor home m ar
Omaha.
The merchants of llillsls.ro funn
ed a syndicate s.n-tiiii.' a:o ami
laiiighl '(nr loadolst.sk s-it. ii
was delivered this w.s-k, l"i Ion- of it.
Mounts forstitni
IniiKI's'.ni.K.NT nth.'
pit t'iris al Ihe
I th anil a
half lir ft iU
Mr. V. F.. Kintit ami f.uiil.v r
visiting in llillstH.r.) '.hia wis k.
Mr. John lVnnla lias relurinsl
Iroiu hia visit lo Idaho.
Tli whtelinaT pjrly H'"' A,,n
erai Mprinara llnrC this aftcrniHin.
CARRY EXHIBITS FREE
Southern Pacific's generous
treatment of exhibitors
TO STATE FA IK AT SALEM
Klnl.il. will he Takra aaU Ketaraed
r'ree f ( barf.
The Souiheru Pacitlc railroad com
pany leadsoff this year io promolio
the i 1. 1-. est of the farmer exhibits.
The company will carry lo the ct.t
lairall exhibits and return them lo
Hie home station free of charge. Of
riu.r-e if the exhibitor ellsshU exhi
bit he will, have to pay transport
t i.iii to Salem. This action of Ihe
company Is generous, and baa net
is-eu matched before except by the
same company when it carried Ore
gon exhibits to the Pari exposition.
I he following letter from Mr. Mark
ham explain the detail of the ar
rangement: porilaud, July itii, Mr. M. D. Wis
dom, Secretary State Board Agricul
ture, Portland, Or. Dear Sii: In
order to encourage exhibitor ami at
tendance at the Stale Fair tbi com
pany will trai sport exhibit origina
ted at points on its Hue within the
.-.Hi tines of the slate to Salem and re
t.iru to siii t of origin free of charge.
Kxhibit .r will be required to pay
the charges on shipment tu Salem,
which chaiges will be refunded when
giNsIs are delivered to the company's
agent for reshipmeiit to point ol
origin. Yours truly,
C II. MA UK 11 AM,
Ueneral Freight and Paaseugei
Arfent.
a m ui:i7iu rit'rv.
A uumUr of lllllsboro belles, will
. are f r luncbea In small paste board
Is.xes. at a recent established, "Min
eral Snring llr-sort" Ii mile west of
town, thence uorth from wet-t end of
long hriilge J mile tibank of creek
gi-s.ll path an the way. Ladies are
lo bring lunches, young men to bring
their dune lo purchase boxes. Ice
cold spring water furnished free, also
boat ridei f ee of cost.
A it Hiding reward is offered lo thi
young man who can drink the spring
'iry, Hon 1 1 young man Who may, iu
.-an- boat capsizes, rescue any young
..iily from a wt-fry grave. Lunch
to la' served from ti to 8 o'clock in
i he evening.
Those wishing a short wheel, a
c.M.I shady nook among the alder lo
rest and lunch, will not mis tbi op
portunity to enjoy themselves. Mar
tini Imlies, who wheel, are Invited,
whose husbands uiay have a chance
lo pint with small change. A s?cial
iuvili'tioii is giveu lo all young peo
ple living, in immediate vaciuily of
spring.
Funds to be used in a good cause,
Friday, Aug. 3rd, liMW,
IJlMtl.l HONS OF KISPITT.
WtiKKKAri, the hand of death hat
reuiovid from our midst our beloved
brother, S. II. Humphreys, Be it
Kksoi.ykii, that UillsU.ro Hbe
krth lisigu N ) 54 has lost a most val
uable member who was ever ready
f .r the duties assigned in the exem
plification of the virtues (,f the order.
Active, Z'aloiis and true he endeared
biinselt 1 1 all.
IUs.ii.vi-Ii, that the heartfelt sym
pathy of till lulge las conveyed to
ihe fan ily of our deceased brother
cuinn i. nding them in this hour ol
trial to the kindly cousolation of our
Heavenly Father.
Kk ol. ki, Ihrt these resolution
be i inert. I on Ihe record of our Imlge
mid a copy lie sent to the family of
our deceased brother.
j l.'zzto Wilkes,
Comiiiitte I K.vs Bridge,
( Helen Deichman,
M(H ;tKl HOME ITEM.
Mrs. M. F. Clark gave a reception
lest week, in honor of her nelcea (he
Misses Minchems. The guetts as
sembled ai d sjient the tveuiug play
ing games.
Mr. C. lteelxof Mountain Home
has begun threashing grain in the
neighlsirh.MsJ of Amity.
Mr. C. Aebischer haa recently pur
chased a new three seated hack.
Mr. A. F. Kiuger is building a
new barn.
Mr. J. D. McCulley's new bicycle
h i- recently turned into a pr t'y little
lilac ; pony.
Mr. and Mrs. Heat in, Mr. Court
ney, and Mrs. Copeland went on a
ti.ii i in; excursion to Meadow I-akt-rt
in lining several days.
Mr. J. (.'. Fmmel has been stack
ing wht-tt. This is early for the
mountain-. He says las' year al this
lime t iere was no giain cut.
Mi-s Kli.xlu Hestoii Is the happy
(., Hs,".i,r of a pony, lat.-ly aiqnirid.
HEI. ESTATE.
I'lieo II L-ilst it ux by Sheriff
to T Wotsl;irl trustee. 1 t
L', :l, 4, '. mid s of lot 8 sec
'l l I s r 1 w ! ac 4t)hri
U W Lams lit Id and w f to O
and Lydia Hiait 7 ac on
O ths Creek road 600
A II oiiimn assigne Pfanneresl
to It.-rtha Wietlewilsch lot 1
bik ;:U'oriieliil IKI
Ai'.es M.G'-eto V'anduyne n
j -e 'Jii I I s r (t w 400
M i 'ins.in and Jennie Chap
man i. A J Gillette oO ac In
tl li'li A Smith 1000
.1 W ltit r t K 11 Jeler II a
in -ee ; I I r 4 w 5j0
i :..ra and Paul It K"lty to K
II Jtt r tr in sec a.l I I s r 4
w 4.M)
F, H)d"atid wfaiel II Ham
i. 'mi and wf 1 1 II F. LiMont
o ac in I Allen d I C t I D
r 4 w I3.V)
G U..II.T In (' H Stan. It. ridge a
.Y i w sr 9 and n e f
II tid l"!s nm 2 sec ii
I I s I 4 w HI
I'ertlaad Bread
M 11 tost' I -e t'n stn I
I'niiii I re.t.l ;l loaves
'r r': ,,;
cr.'ail' and pencil twi-t ft Pta a l.ajf,
pul'iiiati 10 ct-t a loaf.
I'wo .I.'hvcri. a jwr tlay, I0.;10 a. ni.
and : !' p. nt , ai-ml in your order,
T.cke'a i for a dime, 8 lor a quarter,
'M f.r 1 1 1x1.
lion. rt. tl. Huston
J have gout) to Newport.
anJ family
Haioes A Shipley of Fore. I Grove
are in the market again lor ttmoiny
bay for the Manila market. I he pre.
sent contract I for &oo ton, but mm
tni firm i the only oue in the staot
oreiMred tl sutUbly bal hay for
(IriMntal cunaumntioil. they will I
called upon fsr more. This is espe
cially true ir Ihe Chine-e war is p o
longe.1. Our government will make
liberal use of cavalry and the long
forage for lhat army will have to
come from America. Grain loo, for
thai matter.
Capt. Collins ha laid uew floors in
the main hall way of ihe court house
and in Ibe Assessor's and Treasurer's
office. The old U.rs were laid
when Ihe house wa built in 1873 au.l
had beeu worn out by the many feet
trampling over them in the past 37
year. Ibe (nice weie fouud to Le
perfettly souud. The floor is about
three feet Irmu the ground ami well
ventilated, condition favorable for
the preservation of wood.
A (log rau under the horse of Geo.
McCartney on Monday frightening
the animal. He b gao ruuning and
kicking. Geo. la-lug only 14 years
of age was not able to handle Ihe
runaway. He was thrown out of
his bu. gy and kicked iu the brtasl.
The horse was soon Iree ami rau t'
hi stable at New tin sti-tioii. The
lHy'a bruises were paiulul, but no
really serious.
Thi I spider week at Ihe Phar
macy. The shelving and counters
are alive with baby spiders, millions
of them. Druggbt John Bailey ami
hi ashialaut, Chas. Lamkiu, are pro
lecting them by It tung them alone
No chamois skins are permitted to
l j used since spiders are couttd ar
man' frleuds during (Jy lime.
Farmers have begun to tbreash
the fall grain. The yield is poor,
only eight and ten bushels to the
acre. Such a yield has never I a-for.
la-en harvested. The way Ihe grain
was cultivated seems not t have
made any difference iu the jiild
The quality is in sotiitf lustauces
g.Mal, but lu otht rs poor.
Mr. E. C. Bailey and wife of Salem,
J. K. Bailey and wife of Forest
Grove, C. E. Kindt and w ife of Port
land and O. B. Gates and wife ol
Hillaboro met at K. Waggener last
Sunday at a family reunion.
Messrs. James T. Young and fun
ily, E l. Young and wife, J. L Barn
g rover and family and Mrs. Hayner
and sou will start tomorrow for Ne
tarts Bay lu Tillamook county.
Aplio Brothers have built an ad
dition lo their Cornelius warehouse
The flint la-lie ves iu extension for
business, but In politically furling
I the right thing.
Mr. J W. Morgan with her son
Edwin has gone lo Seaside w here she
will camp for a few week with her
brother, Dr. C. B. Brown.
The wagonette will leave Tiialstin
hotel tbi evening about 4 4'i for
Miueral Spring Kesort.
Don't forgel Mineral Spring Kesori
this afleruiain. Lunch from 6 to 8
o'clock.
Mr. Mart Haaen of St Helens is
visiting in Hillshoro this week.
Ailniialalrittor'a X oil re.
Notice is hereby given thut i lie iin.ler
tigiird has been appointed by the county
court of the state of Oiegon, for the
county of Washington, ml.i.iniBtratnr of
the estate of John I.ai.H, leceaed, itu.l
that all persona having cluiuis against
taid estate are requested to present the
fame together with proper voucher to
said administrator at bis farm about two
miles westerly from hylvan potolhc
within six months from this Hale.
Hated this 23rd day of July, IWX).
JO.sEI'H LAIS,
Administrator of the estate of John
Laua, deceased. 10-14
liu Kind You Ha Boufc
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Blfutu
f
ABTOniA,
lln Hind You Haw iww BouM
Min.n4x.
IN THE
1 Btate
CIRCtUt t'OURT OK THE
of Oregon, fur Washington
Cnuuty.
Bath bcott. H. W. Bcott and
Margaret ttcott, bis wife,
A. b. Ouniwav. M. K. Cooke.
C. A. Coburn. 8. M. Kelt and
i. M. Kelty. her hushanJ
Ida M. Bcott, Anns Kasthuir. and
her buab .nd. A. B. Kaatliani,
tllen 8. Latourette, and L V.
Latonretle, ber husband,
Harriett I.. Palmer, and Isaac
Palmer, ber husband, I'luintills,
v.
Helen Smith and Chaa H Smith,
ber huaband, Margaret I'lil.. Iiaiu.i
and Auvustua I'lnli-baiini her
bJabnnd, Sylvester Ackley. l!oy
Ackley, LeonaM ' ckky,
Acklty hia wife Harvey Ac ley.
Guy Ack y and Leslie .'i-ley,
Helrmluiits
To Helen Hunt l and ('has 11 Hn.itb.
husband, Sylvester Acklty. Hoy Ackley
Leonard Aekley, Ackley, his
ite, Harvey Ackley (luy Ark ley and
Lf-lie Ackley, and eat Ii o you ih-lenila.ils.
I n the name of I tie bnite el (ir gin:
You are hereby allium. ine.1 toii.s iiraii.l
anawer the Citniplaiiit tiled itie:iinst on in
tit uliove entitfi-d Court, on r bi lore I lie
litat day of the time prescrilied in the nr. lei
for publication of lliia biiiiiirons wlii. h is
an weeka from the date of the lirst publi
cation hereoi, aliich l.rst publication ia
made July 7, tJU. And you sill lake
notice th .t if you fail so p ul'.-ar and
answer the comi laint tilel against you'll
the above entitled suit on or befme aaid
lu.tt dav of the lime nreserils-d in aui.l
order. Ihe plainlitt will upj.ly to the too 1 1
for the relief demanded in the complaint
(n tint auil which ia for the rtilion and
aale of the following described i rosrrt .
lo-wit:
Lola one and four of I lock four of ror.-st
(irovv, also con. inenciiiK al a point III) t.-el
south of the Northeast corner of ot two ot
aaid bl'K-k four and running; thence shiiiIIi
to South line f said lot t .ro: thence West
on aaid South line to Southwest corurr ul
Kast '. of aaid lot two, ewe Nor h on
Weal line of l-4kit K o- aaid lot two to a
po-t 110 feel Bouih of North lineolsai.i 101
(wa, thence Kut to place of beginning,
II in naauuigton couniy, siuie ui
II tron.
And pUlntifT will apply for aut h othn
anil luriuer reii"i ae ie jusi i.i ine ino--,
Tina Summons ia published by order of
T. A. McHiide, Ju.lgeof the a sure entitled
Court duly made ana enterea 01 recorn
Julv 1. l;jn.
C. D. A D. C. l-iTocarrra
Attorneys fur I'linntitrs
-!
CASTOR I A
lor IniaaU and Children.
Tbi Kind You Han Always Bought
Bear the
aUgnattara
aWitto
ifiatiia
jk in IN Pw mw s w-n xmM.
comr HOISE.
PIUUIATK.
K IS H Humpl.ie decil; aduiiu
istratris authors si lotell the per
sonal properly belonging to the est
at public or private sale a shall he
for the ta a lvanlsgeof the estate
Est Minerva Shiplej, insane, W
D Wiasl appoinled guanllau with
o-.n.ls Hied al 0tsj.
Kit H B Allison dexsi; adminl-t a
br authoriaed to spend IliHJ foi
fencing (lie grve of deceaseU and
erecting a monument.
IIKlUlTforKT.
J W Shute v C M and Georgia
lisggerly, default and decree of fore
closure lor IIU12 aud 110 costs.
State v C D'Ltuey, defefidsnt dis
charged from custody upon his exe
cuting bis boud in sum of I00.
II W Hesae v N A Barrett el al
motiou lo set aside dndiugs of faC
iid conclusion of law made on for
mer trial denied except as lo finding
No is. Plaintiff allowed to auuod
discription in complaint.
Joseph ( Bowie v Edifl V Bowl
es, decree of divorce allowed.
Mary O Brien v John O'Brien, mo
lion of plainlitfto dismiss suit denied
Plaintiff gave notice of her intention
lo appeal In supreme court.
Ellen L Jack son v N A Barrett el
at, the plaintiff is allow d In amend
the discription in her complaint.
A Gcrdou v N A Barrett ft al,
same order as above.
It Cramlall Co treasurer v E nma
Sipp, plaintiff allowed tiO days to ul
hill of exceptions.
P K Otis v E lilh May Oils, decree
of divorce allowed.
Couit adjourned till Tuesday, Aug.
14, 190U.
The third and last of Ihe four mil'.'
r-icycle racisj will be ridden t mor
row afternoon, always providing
.hht a uew man does not will in In
coming contest. As H'iiu-ein-nis
these prises races under Ihe au-ptce-of
iheNilive Sons have lau the
'.est we have had iu Ihe county, Th
only draw back has I wen ihe ru-h ot
harvest woik. If somelhlng of the
kind can tat proinotid lafr in tie
season the number of people attend
ing and participating would lie much
larger.
On account of the Hessian Ily, rns',
irmy worm, cut worm and a host of
ther Ills, the grain croo this yeir
will lw abort iu Washington cou t
sod farmers are not buying as much
machinery by one half as in 1H9S and
IHtnJ, hut there are some deslers who
are doing very good bu-inena lu
those lines Schulmeri di A S in have
sold more machines this mason than
ever la fore, in fact sales h.ve Is'ei.
50 per cent greater Ihun any former
year. Fair dealing, low prices sml
oo. goods will pay.
ReV. H. A. How ley of Portland
will occupy the pulp t in Ihe Con
gregational church next Sunday
morning and evening. Other ser
vbes iu order.
The ladies of the whetling pattv
will enlerlain Iheir gentlemen friends
this Hfternot n at Mineral Spring H'
sort jil-t lieyond the long bridge.
Going? '
Bicycle repairing, brsz ng, turning
vulcanizing and sundries at O. G.
Wilkes, Second street, next diair lo
Hillshoro Hotel.
Mi suet Edyth Hansom of Portland
and Pearl Chandler of Fore-I Grove
visited with their Aunt, Mia Cave,
this week.
I lev. Hoys I and wife who ha leen
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Oherg started for home yesterday
morning.
Mr. Bcr.J. Anderson who wPt laal
spring to the old home in Norway,
has n tumid. HcJ had a K 'l trip.
Lunch at Mlnpral S.rlnf Result
thia afterniain frnm 6 to 8 o'cl.s k.
Sale ef Prrtonal Property.
I will in perauunce of an order of the!
c unty court matt and entered proceed to ;
sell at priv te sale for th beat interests of,
the estate the following described peraonal
property belongiug to the estate of f. H
Humphreys deceased, to-wit:
2 cows.
I wago 1.
I plow,
I parlor org in.
Sortice.chaira.
I spray pump
MARY HUMPHREY'!.
Administratrix.
Hillaboro, Aug . 19H0 '
' Makes
Makes cake, biscuit and pastry of superior fineness, flavor and delicacy.
Makes food that will keep moist and sweet. Is most economical, because
it is the purest and greatest leavening strength. In the easy, cxpedi-
tious preparation of the finer
season, Royal is indispensable.
KIDI TEA.
Oregon Kidney Tea cure back
ache, iidney and bidder trouble
For sale al the D 1 1.
TIC'EnKri'ltLll.TI4
Lisu I'iru i r Oa.,.. City
JUIV. ?t. 1H.SI
, (KiS.
VOI II K ISHKHk. V I MAT
a the loiloviiiig-uaiiitsi ftiior baa rileti j
notice ot hia Munition to make i. nal proof
in BupM.it of his claim, and that aaid!
I root t 1 1 1 be made Lel'ore the Register slid
Het-e ver at Oregon c'lty tire., ou bept. 3,
l'J, vu:
SWAN XKIJitlN,
II. K. No ll7i., for the B of K , Hc i
t .INK YV
He aaiuee Itie fdlowinv witness u
prov liia coniinut.ue residence upon and
cull ivation of aaid land via:
Peter A Pelero.ii nt tdenaood -re.
Jacob T. t ox, of
Peter K Waguer. of " "
0. A Wsd rK. of
ClIAd. H MooKKS.
10-IS Keuisler.
NELSON & REED.
MAXIKACTL'KKKS OK
Rough and Dressed
LUMBER
We will have our sawmill ready b saw
luuilwr on or alaiul June 8l.li. The body
of timber tributary is the best in the
state and hence with our auiurior
machinery and nitxhauical skill our
protluct will be axual lu that found iu
any market aud au-riur lo most. We
invite orders. ltf
Don't Be
There have been .latssl upon tile market
aeveral cheap reprluu ot an otisnlele edition
of " Websler'a IMctlonary." They are being
offeretl uuuer various names at a low prtoa
dry rnnila dealers, inxeit, axi-nls, etc., ana
In a few Instance as a preiuiuiu lorautaivrlu
tlons to pepere.
Auuouuueiuenta of these comparatively
Worthless
reprlnta are very misleading: 'r Inatance.
they are advertised to be the suiMlaiilml
equivalent of a hiKlier-prl.-ed Ihn.K, when tu
reality, so Ur aa we kuow and Irlleve, tl.e
are all, from A to ..
Reprint Dictionaries,
pbotot) pe cops of a book of over fifty
year airo, which In Its. In) waast.l.l toralN.ut
16. uu, and which waa lum n stiHri..r In 'Hsr,
print, and tun. Una to these luillHtlons, belli!
Then a work of some, merit Instead of one
Long Since Obsolete.
The aupl.lenienl of l(l.lIU so-eallcd "new
words." winch some of these rssiks are adver
tised to contain, waa compiled by a gentle
man who died ever tony yssra ago, and waa
published before his dial I.. Other minor
additions are probably .if more or leas value.
Tbe Wsb.ler's Unabridged Dictionary pub
lished t.y our holiso is the only merit. trioua
oue of thai name familiar to this ireneral ion.
It contains over . pairea, with II lust m
tlona on nearly every MOf.'. and Isars our
Imprint on the title pairs. It la protected by
copyright from cheap imitation.
Valuable as tt.ia work is. we have at vast
expense published a thoroughly revised
aui .sstsor. kiii.wn lhni.iKho.it the world aa
Webster's International Dictionary.
Aa a dictionary lasla a hlettiuo you should
Get the Best.
Illustrated pamphlet free. Addmai
a C. MERRIAM CO., Sprlniflsld, Mas.
'I Va It c r 'm V. x n m I a i t i ii
XTOItrKIS HKREBY GIVEN THAI
the county school supe intendent of
WaaliuiK'on county, Oregon wil. noi.t me
regular examination of applicants for state
ami county nape a, at the purine acnooi
hull, lug nt Hillahoro, a tollowa:
Kor Mate I'apera.
romuienn ng Wednesd y, Aug . 8 at
nine o'c ork a. in, and continuing till Bat.
An. 11 at four o'clock p. l...
W dneadav Penmanship, Ilia ory. Spel
ling. A Igebra. Heading and Hc.h ol aw.
Thursday W itten Arithn.elic, Theo y
of teaching, (lainmar, llook-keepiiu,
I' livid a, I I il (lovernment.
r'rida. I hysiology, lieogniphy, Mental
Arithmetic Composition, I'hysical tieo
graphy. huturdtiv Uota y. I lune (1 onietry.
' en. nil History, Kn iish Literature, I'sy- i
chology.
ror County I'uprrx.
Coininencing We.lnea.lay, Aug a. hi
nine o cock a. ni. and continuiiig till t'ri- j
tlay Aug lo at four o'clock p iu. :
rirst, tieco d anil Third tirade t ertilt-;
lutes.
Wednesday Penmanship, History, Or
thography, Keuding.
Thursday vt rilfen Arithmetic, Theory,
of teaching (Jrammar, School law.
Kritiay flx.grapliy, .Meiilul Ari'linn tic,
I'hyaiology, Civil oovernineiit.
Primary Certlllcates.
Wed lies J .y Peninansliip, (lithography,
Heading.
I hur day Art of (Jueatio ing. 1 henry
of tea hing, Methoria.
H. A HAM.,
rlchool Superintendent ot Washington
county, Oregon
Haled al Hi lsho o, Ore.. July Jt !.
Duped
Absolutely Pure
hot breakfast-breads wholesome no yeast germs, no
aovAL tairiwa eowot
Furniture for sale
AT POr
To prove this call at the corner
P. O. BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
THE
Bankers Life Insurance Co.
OF NEBRASKA ISSUES
The Policy of the Future
Send name, address,
particulars of the les,
anoe was ever written
J.
413 Marquaiu ItnlhliuK,
HAVE YOU USED
BUTTER PARCHMENT?
. All Kilt -edged butter put on the mar
ket by creatneiics is wrapped in paper.
The product of the private daily would
reach its market in much la.'ttei condi
tion if wrapped in Hutter Parchment
than it din-s when wrapped in cloth.
Paiclttnent is not only better than cloth
but cheaper.
. Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard Irtim
which 27 sheets can he .nt 27Parch
tueiit wrappers cost jj cents.
500 ShePts 8x11,
500 Sheets. 8x 3.
MM ICE 10K PUIIl H A I ION.
I.4NI. tll.l It R T ( flKlloN tl TV, (.'ON.
July lit. 11. .
TuTi' Kis 1 1 1: 1: t: 1 : v f.n 1 1 ( r
the ollott nig nali.t d st ttl r lias tiled
notice ot his inieiition to ii.i.Im' Ii mil ptooi
ill support of his .'lai:n. i.nd Hull -aid
. roof sill be made Is lon il. I'.u 1st. r and
Receiver lit Oregon t ily, lire., oil .- .l X,
I'l 11 viz :
I'K I Kit I'.. W AtiMOII,
II. K, No. lt:iv, f-r the X S of E mi. I
X i of X W t. Sec I l it X i: tl V.
lie names the lolloping Aitnes.-ci lo
prove hi continuous r.-si.len . upon 101. 1
c'illlvalion ol siiid laud. iz
all X. Isoll. of I ileliwooil Ore.
t'etcr A. I'flelsoll, of ' ''
Jacob 1 . 1 ox. O! "
. . A. Weillairg, ot '' "
cms, it. moouks,
10-15 K.jgist.-r.
( all at Hie Ini.EI'KMiEN T ollit e
and examine the ftiinoiis Melton
lionr.l for iiioiinlii.K ktalak prints.
Latest IhiiiK out. Any ai..-.
cakes and pastries appropriate to the
Care
Irian
rnu-t Ia- taken to avoid baking rxmders made
alum. Surh (sjiAd'TS .ire villi rhrap, becaus!
th
ey
r.sit hut a tew .em
will th. v stsnl the take,
aive acid, wh'th taken 111 l.xl
co, 100 wruun t, at voaa.
TLAND PRICES.
f Main and Third street and get juices
OLD LINE
mtl age and get full
plan on which Iusur-
F. COMPTON, Gen. Agent
Portland, Orrnwu.
0
50 cts,
55 cts
The s andard size lor 2-pound rolls is
8x.t inches; 2-p tuid block are
wrajiped in the 8x13 size.
One reastm why paper has not la?en
;eneral!y used heretolore, farmers
cotiltl tint git il at the genual store
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to any size wanted.
MU K KKIK lrill.KMTIO
I.amd Orrica at Orkoon (itt, ()is.
July, '21, hoi,
N OTICE 18 HEKKUV til VEX HI A I
the I illowinv-nauied settler has Hied
notice of hia intention to inuke Hniil proof
in support of hi claim, and ll. it -aid
i.r.Kjf will la? made before the hcgi.it. t and
Receiver ut Oregon lily, Ore., 011 slept. :l,
l'.a.i. vi. .
J A COH T. COX,
IT. E X... IikHk. for the ri ofH K '4 S.-c
81 T ;i X R ft W and lot it Hec : T 2 X R !, W.
He nainea the following witnesses to
prove Ins continuous .esideuce upon and
cultivation of .-aid .and, via :
swuu Xcl"OU,of Oleliwood Ore.
I'eler A. I'eteraon, ol "
I'eler E. Wagner, of
C. A, Weiilierg, or " "
C1IA. U, MOOHE8,
H-h" R.gi-ter,
Call on F. J. Ilarla-r, Kecond -,lreit
if you want a flrat-claas shave nr hair
cut. Try liia l.nlhs, either li .l or
col.l.
alum.
f-r poiina. pol only
hot
hut alum v a aorta-
cleans injury to health.