Krh Portland bread at (JaUV.
lr. J. K. AJKiiM will ro away one
ihy nt xl k to I absent from bin
I 111 f f'T t" Weeka.
The i-t"MiiHli)i, Aiyyle, DOW UIl
Ii m i ii I ' rl ImiiiI, Iiux Ihi eliar
l.rtil by H'" K"iv iiiiifiit to furry
rli..lifn to Aia.
I.i.Iit tl. l KhIi will ITell in
I In- li r i -I ihii i burch tit V ruiiiiKlou,
Siimliy, Aiik'"-' l-lli, Ml tin. in. al-
.i In t in iwtiini?.
K v. Iv H. liilliUKHr, of Oregou
;i, iil I' t tin 0nu;reKalloual
rhuri'li. 1 1 ill-Him, next Sunday,
iii-iriiinK evening.
Tin-won li l.'-a j:ii of Ihn Wml
I ni'iM churc h will give an lee ereaw
x.M'iil next FrMay evening, ttielntli.
ryl'lv cordially Invited.
A very heavy blniwer of rain fell
Hi.iiit; the country of the lower Tual-
hiiii on W'.'iliu-wlay afternoon. It
-x it'iM I northward mi mm to take in
l: e.lville.
.Mm. II. I. Ford, wilh her daugh-
Icr, .M1--1 K r., aru upending a few
u.-. k-i in Ilill-lMiro. They are (loin I
riliil in their lieaulllul collage uti
Third Htreei.
Mr. (lir"i M-triiu, foreman lu the
i'niiiiiH hK room of Hit) MeMiuuville
r, i. ilinn'-i; Kimer 0111 visueti
friends in llilhlmro last Saturday
hihI Sunday.
Mr. llurlingauie, of Him City
llrtki rv lot a valuable cow last week
I In- ailment wait oliMrure. and lie doea
nut yd know what he t'ould have
ihme to anvil liia row.
John Carstettcr Las tieeii threshing
tifl'l pens I hi week, lie haa a yield
of '1 bushels er Mi re. 'I'Iih peaa will
! ground into meal and made a part
ol Hie ration for liia cow a.
The wheeling parly out at Mineral
Si.riiik' K"nir( last Friday evening
was aver' enjoyable event. There
wire about -111 ieoilH there during
I he afternoon and evening.
Our Win. Pointer la inliuiately ae
iiiautcd Willi U.S. Minii-tfr Onger,
now imprisoned in China. He
hpcaka in the higheM terilia of our
representative anil deelarea that if he
shall la killed. Iliia country will hum
lain a piwilive lot-a.
Wehrung A Soil are putting down
amiiH new Honrs at their alore ou
M tin t reel. Thee id of the Joiala,
where I hey rented 00 Hie brick walla,
had liecome rotten. It ia a little uu
handy, hut Ihey are doing liuaineaa
while the improvements are in
ir ig rcsa.
Kliucr V. Hill, who worked al
Si hiiimericli & Son' in the atore, for
several montlis, one and a half yeara
ago, died in SI. Vineent hoaiilal laat
week, after he had been operated 00
live times for appendicitis. He left a
wile and one child, an infant a
nioni.li old.
Mr. I'alli rwm, adjuster f the New
Z 'iilniid Fire liiHurance Company,
Inr w hich A. C. Shule ia lia-al agent,
was in lown a few days ago to adjusl
the loa that company sustained hy
the burning of Mrs. Ailkins' reai-
di-iu-e. ratleraon found that the leas
Hiimiinted lo the face of the policy,
tloil, and hence the company will
semi its check for that sum to Mrs
Adkina.
It'V. It. F. Moody, who, alaiut
nine years ago, was pastor of the
llillslioro ('utigregational church, bill
who now is pattir of a church in
l -lif iri'iii. is Hiiendiuir his vacation
amoni Ins old parishioners. The
a Iveriisial supply failing lar-t Sunday,
Mr. Moody occupiid the pulpit in
Hie Conirrcifational church, greatly
t 1 Hie a.itisl iclioii of the members of
his former couirreualioii. and to the
di liht of more recent meiiiU'ra He
expects to he here a fortnight longer.
The August Magazine Nuiulier of
The Outlook is also its thirteenth
Annual F.ducalional Nu Hilar. As
11-aial, the niiiiiUr contain many ar
tides of timely quality, relating di
rectly to important educational mai
lers. Se eral of these articles are
laaulifully illustrated, notably that
bv Sylvester Hixter on "The Cuban
Teachers at Harvard University,"
t'ie illustration includiug several
photographs made expreasly for this
purpt hc; and that by Hamilton W.
M ihie 011 the I'niveraity of Virginia,
in the series of niticles Mr. Mable
has from time lo time written, under
the title of "Some Famous Schools."
Another school is the Imperial Uni
vemiiy of China, with Dr. Martin Its
head master. Weekly, .1 IMJ a year.
The Outlook Company, New York j
The third and concluding four
mile bicycle race for the Native Sona'
gold meilal was ridden last Saturday
and won by Fueg ; I'urdin aecond.
First and lust, Mr. Fu-gy eontefted
with twelve or more men, but at
each trial lie waa the flrst man out.
There is hrtrdly any doul t but that
the liethany champion la the heit
long distance rider in Hie county.
On a paved way some others make a
Is-tler aps-araius than Fuegy, but
when it comes lo road work where
there is du-t or where there Is an ui
grade be is at his la's), rolling Ilia
wheel on a tangent. There ia where
be makes gains. Knowing this, he
w ill hardly he persuaded lo content
on any of the lap tracks, where
weight and muscle do not c Mint for
as mud. as training and exierlence.
Some weeks ago the Hoard of lte
geiits of Knox College, Illinois, ten
dered the presidency of that Institu
tion to Dr. Thomas McClelland, of
l ore-t drove, this ft it. Since then
he hailed Is lwis n the Illinois school
and his Oregon pition, but after
full consideration, he has decided to
go east and has, therefore, tendered
his resignation as president of Tuala
tin Academy and facitlc University.
This was accepted at a meeting of the
;.':;;'" ! Gnr !t4
evening. Dr. MK'lelland'a ieceHor
has not lsn chosen, and perhaps
will not lie for several weeks. Id the
meantime a dean of the faculty may
lie naiiesl, who will ex -officio per
form the duties; of president. For
two or more years Dr. MoClelland
has hts-n on detache I duties, an that
the school is avislomed to la guided
by other hands than those of the
pn sid-nt. and it is certain that it
wi lint Miller during this short in
teregnuiii. The Unance of the ai'hiail
were never in la tter shax than now,
and the oulliHik in oilier directions is
ipilte as promising. Just at this
lime there area number of giaid men
lo -king westward for plai-es on the
ground tbhirol Hie New Pacific life,
and It is not a question of a man,
but the selection of the taut man.
If course, we of Oregon regret losing
Dr. M t lelland, but there is another
pebble f r the cabinet at Forest
Urove.
Ou Friday evening of laat week,
Just as La Par-sins, w l.o lives about
teu miles abovt, Dilley, on Net a: gin
creek, waa about t) sit at bis Mips r
table, he thought lo heard a i-liotil
of diatreaa fuitlier up the crre.
Listening he heard a second call.
He at once pr asmP-.l ,, inVetig4le.
A abort distaui-e above bis house he
i-auie to the camp of Ih aron UkvV
launiy, who were out lor ricreht on
r.mjuiri. g there he learned that Mr
nice h id gone ep the brook for tlli
lurrying forward, for he thought
irom ine cats I hat were beard that
some one was lu distress, Mr. Par
" emur, lour in 01 a mile ir-jin
cu.', to D.-ai-on Kice bioiM-lf, lying
oil Hit! creek bank, his reel usi out ol
the water. The injured man hud
been Dshing from tsiulder to boulder
and hail slips-d and fell, and broke
III lelt thigh lame just la-low where
it aiticulale with the hip Is me, as
waJaflerward ht.rnet. He had laen
able to crawl out of the Wat -r. but
could not get up the bank, nor could
Mr. far-ton, unaided, gel bun out
He started lo the valley for aid, but
Kxiii mi 1 .in. House, wtio was ji
hi way to Join .Mr. Hice at . amp
I lie two iie-u then got .Mr. Kice to
cauip where h was made comforla
t.le, ror at that lue it was in t
known that a Isine liad been broken
morning, though, suspicion
had row 11 almost to c rttinty and
lr. l.luklaler wa called over the
telephone, il waa all moon la-fore
he get there. He soon din-overeil
the extent of the ii-jury ami ordered
a long splint. Mr. Parsuis bad bails
and material in stia-k and Mr. House
waa the skilled mechanic, so tin1
rather complicated long splint Wh:
soon ready for adjustment. The
done, a litter was fixed in the am u
lance and the forward Journey of Hi
timet) commence.!. Home was
reached at I o'clock Sunday morn
iug. and Mr. Itiiv was put lo la-d,
where be will slay Tor ten or more
weeks, for the tames of a man lis
year of age do m t grow together as
quickly as those of a child. The
frtcture is at a bad plai-e, and there
are few muscles attached there to
hold the broken hone in place
Yesterday Mr. Kice was resting can
ily, and able to see bis friends.
Scott Allen, whose home is with
his father, Isaac- Allen, north of
Iteedville, was quilo sci iou-ly, hurt
last Tuesday night, and now is at
the lldlsUiro hotel under the care of
Dr. I.inklater. Scolt is on- of the
hardest workers in the coui.ty, hard
ly lakiinr time for his necessary shoj
ping. Ou Tuesday evening he was
at tha alore at Kedville for a supply
of groivries. He started home, car
rying a sack of tl or and a bucket of
syrup. Instead ol (raveling the long
way by the wagon road, he walked a
near cid across lots. A foot log Mpat,
ned a spring brook which he atait'd
to walk, but It la-ing in the night and
dark I e made a false step and slippei.
off, striking a lower log clotln-a-pin
fashion. Ibis log bad a snag 011 II
which tore into Allen's llesh. Aft
I wo or three hours he got frs from
the snag and made bis way home.
Dr. Iiioklat.'r was called Weduesdaj
morning and bad his patient re.
moved lo town, where, assisted by
Dr. Bailey, the wound was clo-ccd
aud the injured man made comforta
ble. He will lose two or three week's
time, but as compensation w 1 U have
a rect.
At the Sunday morning service in
the Methodist church, lt-v. II. Ola'rg
will present an Interesting subject.
In the evening Itev. D. A. Wallers,
P. K., will preach. Communion aer
vice after the sermon. As this is Hie
laat quaiterly meeting of Ibe confer
ence year, a very large attendance is
desired.
Win Mohr makes Us its at lis
shop oil Sta-oud street, Hillsboro, for
fi.fO ar pair, sewed shia-a for lr
and gives special attention to repair
ing. He uses only flrsl-rade sba k
which enables him lo guarantee bis
work.
While the wheal crop of Willam
ette Valley Is short, the crop of F.asl
em Oregon is enormous. The yield
is greater than ever before.
Al Latham, John Archb .Id, ('has.
Laiukin aud Jiw Hector started on
Tuenday morning for Ihe coast, by
the Wilson river road.
There have laen several showers
this week, but not enough to be any
beuelit, but damp enough to scare
Hie harvesters.
Hicycle repairing, brs.ing, turning
vulcanizing and sundries al O. O.
Wilkes, Second street, next door to
Hillsboro Hotel.
Ex-(Vunty Clerk J. A. I nbrieand
family are moving lo Ihe farm,
where they will live until after hop
picking.
Dr. Link later has built an addiiion
to his Senmd street residence, which
he usea for a dining room.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Heaim-a, ol
Jacksonville, visited at Congressman
Tongue's this week.
Mounts for ft imp pi tires at the
iNliKPKNIiKNT otllce, 1 dor. and a
half lor A tt.
Horn, i" llillslsiro, August .1,
Dr. S. T. I.inklatir and wife,
daughter.
F.lder T. F llrownw ill preach
the Christian church Sunday at II.
bread delivery twite a day by
Hates'- IO :!U a. m. and l:::o p. m.
inks' Carnival.
Account tlraud Carnival of the
Benevolent protective Order of Flks,
to bo held at Poit'and, Se t mber
4th to loth Inclusive, tickets will le
sold at reduced rales Irom ail stations
011 tfregon line to Poit'and and re
turn. These lb keis w ill 1 e on sale
S-iiteiiitier 3 1, fh, i h, H'lli and
l:llh, and limited to tlin-e days after
I -tof sale.
For further parlli-ulaw, call on or
address Southern Pann" agent at
Hillsboro. 11-H
old Meel Or Heutli.
"There is but one small ch-ince to
save your lif" and that is througii an
operation," was the awful prosis-ct
set before Mis. I. It. Hunt, of Lime
K'dge, Wis, by her d.Htr, nrier
vainly Irving to cur" her of a (right
ful case of stomach trouble and yel
low iiaiidi-e. He didn't ifnint on
the marvelous iwer of F.lectric Put.
lew to cure stomach and liver trou
bles, but she heard of il, t'sik seven
Isittles and was wholly cured, avoid
ed the surgeon's knife, now wen h
more aud fdels lalt-r than ever. H
pilively guaranlesl to cure stom
ach, liver and kidney troubles and
never diapMints. Price rate at Dl
la Drug Store.
Cream, twist, plain and graham
b revel at dates'.
COI KT HOlK.
F.st Johu Summer, insane. Win
Orntf appointed guardian of said 1
lute with Is md fixed al f KHMJ. Bond
itlhsl and aooroved. Anuraiaera.
1 ns Schiiidlcr, H. Stotfera aud I", J.
luralli.
Kst Louis F Nierruan, decM. Est
admiit-sl lo prolmte aud Katie Nier-
man aiiiaiiuted admioistratrlx.
1 1 ind (.'.Mi.
Oiiardianship Mercy Land Sophia
J Niermau, minora. Katie Niermao,
mother, appointed guardian, tioud
:!(M.
IIU'NTV 1)KT LAW.
D J Ituckley v Abbie Coburo, now
Alibie l-how. Sale of realty coo
tirioeil. Fred Sparing admitted toritixen-ship.
ItEtL ESTATE.
It F Itlissl to Julia S Blood, pt
of Sol Kioeriek d I c It) acre
Asenealh I hint to Lucy V
Humphreys, lot 3, block 2
Fairview add lu Hillsboro...
( Johnson el al by sheriff to
Oregon Mortgage Company
a e 4 of n e and n e of a e
sec HI t '1 r I W
W V Wiley and wf and Johu
Dennis and wf to tiugh
llrannoii, pt of Joseph Tup
per d I c sec II and 15 t I r
I w
Heirs David Mclonald, dee'd
by W D Bradford, slier iff,
t W V Wiley u J d I e Joa-
' eph Tupi er
Flora and (Mi DeLauey lo S
W Seelye, tot 2 block I lot 6
block !, town of SherwiKal...
J W Shuie and wf to Komau
Catholic Bishop, lot 12 hlk tf
Simmons add lo Hillsboro...
K AT'Mdy and wf lo Winona
Cemetery Aciuti n, 5 ac
sec 23 I 2 a r I w
Allre.1 J, siripiin et ux to
Pliilip B Poifr, w I d 1 11I
11 w j sec 8 1 t I s r 3 w 20 at'
and 01 her lands
800
200
252U
l.'aJ
100
800
610
KESOI.1 110S 01' tOXIMH.EME.
The following resolutions were
passed by (ieneral Kaliaom Belief
Corps, No. 47, at a meeting on Tue
dav. August 7, ltM'0.
Wiixkkas, in ai-cordauce with Ho
w ill ami Supreme Commauiter, the
Ureal Architect of the Universe, Ids
-ecu til to remove from our midst
' he la-loved son of Mr. aud Mrs. II.
V. dates.
As a friend and companion lie was
genial and kind hearted, as a brother,
was true and loving.
As a corps, of which his mother is
.1 meuila-r, we do tender our sinceresl
sympathies in this sad hour of blHic
ion. Yet we may remind t'lcm thai
ihey may llnd comfort la ihe knowl
edge that although his life waa like
1 he blossoming of a delicate flower,
loo, like Hie flower he has left be
hind him a fragrance iu his giaal acts,
and angel-like life that will shine oul
as a la'acon-light for bis brothers,
-it ter and Iriends 1 1 shape their lives
that when their work ou earth ia
ended they may go, as has their
broi her, to ihe Heavenly Temple
above.
f Mrs. B. K. Haines,
Committee j Mrs. F. Arch bold,
I Mr. I j. Kwing.
Die following resolutions have
neeii prepared - by deneral Kansoui
Belief Corps, No. 47.
V 11 kick ah, the hand of death has
removed from our midst the beloved
husband of our sister, Mr. Mary
Humphreys:
1K it KK-.01.VKH, that the heait-
feft sympathies of our Corps be con
veyed to our sister and her family in
this, t'ie hour of her bereavement,
commending them to Ihe consolation
of our Heavenly Father.
( Mrs. B. K. Haines,
Committee V Mrs. F. Archbold,
( Mrs. IA Kwing.
APPOBTlOSMeSTOMTATESCHOOL
nsu. it'4i'o.umos.
The aUte treason r laat w eek made
the animal apportionment of the in
terest on tha Irreducible school fund,
collected during the fauit year. The
total number of persons of achiail age
in the alate was found to be 1M.IM;
the amount ul uioucjr apsriioiid,
$207,457 34, making a a r capita dis
tribution of tl.5ti.
During the past few week the
state treasurer has checked Ihe bool
ol loan In Ihe treasury department
aud the land department, to aaeer-
Uiu the number of ujortgage fort
closed, the number of places, thus
ecu red, sold, aud the ise accruing
lo the school fund a a result of these
foreclosures. These losses had grad
ually reduced the irreducible fund a
trifl-, and it wa propose.l, in view of
the large interest receipt durin the
past year, to reimburse that year'
Interest r.ceiiti. thus reducing Ibe
amount to be distributed. The inter
est receipt;; during Ihe past year on
account of tbi fund were t3,l3 80;
ihe losses suffered by the principal ol
the irreducible fund, aggregated
10,355.90, and this lalt-r sum beii g
deducted aud credited t the princi
pal, thus making the fund whole,
left $207,457 34 to be distributed, the
largest apportionment ever made by
the department.
The major sirtlon of the lues ol
1 1 ti, 355.96 In Ihe irreducible schoo:
fund was iK-casioiied ou one loan. In
1870 Ihe legislature author!, si tl e
state scIkmiI laud board to loan
$10,000 10 the Baker City Academy
ou its building and properly. Up o
1887 but one year's 1 mere-1 aud 10
part of Ihe principal had been puid.
(n that year, seventeen years afti r
the Itain was made, the legislature
passed an act instructing ihe iaud
board to foreclose lis mortgage on the
properly of the Academy, and the
Baker City school district purchased
the land and building for H'oo
Thus over half of the loss of Ihe 11 re
ducible school fund wa cause. I by
the bad loan authoriKr-d by t ie ! I--Utnreof
1870.
The several counties in Ihe s'a
received t'ie amounts as shown h
the following table, where also is
showu tue number of school children
in each counly :
No. of
Children.
A Mglit Of Terror.
'Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave deneral Burn
ham, of Machias, Me., when the doc
tors said she could not live till morn
ing" writes Mis. S. II. Lincoln, who
al tended her that fearful night. "All
thought she would soon die from
pneumonia, but she begged for Dr.
King's New Discovery, saying it bad
more than once saved her life, and
had cured her of consumption. After
Ihree small doses she slept easily all
night, and its further use completely
iired her. I his marvelous inedi
ine is guaranteed to cure all throat,
best and lung disease. Only 60c
ainl $1 00. Trial bottles free at Delta
I rug Slore.
I
Itead Utter l.lsU
Die following is a list of letters re
maining uncalled for in the poetohiee
al HillslN.ro, Aug, 7. 1900:
Mr. I harlie Anderson,
Mrs John Flaom,
W. M. Spence,
Mr. Jacob Wilson.
All letters hot called for by Aug,
IS, will la? sent to the Deed letter
Hliee. One cent w ill Iks charged for
-e h leller ealllsl for.
II. Sl lll I.MKKKII, P. M.
A 1 rightful lilniider
Will often cause a horrible bum,
en', scald or bruise. Buck leu' Ar
una Salve, the best in the world,
will kill the pain aud promptly hea
it. Cures old sores, fevir sores, ulceis,
boils, felons, corns, all skin eruptions
Bert pile cure on eai th. Only 25cls
a box. Cure guarantied. Sold by
Dt l a Drug Store.
Port laud Itreail.
At dales' Ice Cream Parlors.
IY110 bread 8 loaves for a dime,
cream aud french twist 5 eta a h:'
I oilman 10 1 1 a loaf.
Two deliveriiH per day, 10:80 a. W.
(.-. .. , .. 1 . ,... -1 -....
..-. ,-. wi. ii ;uii umei.
l a ke s 3 lor a dime, S lor a quarter,
;1 tor II n.
A Moaster lell Kink
lK-slroying its victim, is a type of
ni i-tipalion. The power of this
murderous malady is felt on organs
smi muscles and brain. 'There' no
health till it's oven-ome. Bui Dr.
King's New Life Puis are a safe and
i-erlain cure. I Visit in the world for
-tiiuacb, liv.-r, kidneys and bowels.
inly 2V. Sold by Delia Drug S'ore
The last quarterly conference of tha
year will Is- held in the Melhlist
church Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Presi ling elder, Bcv. D. A Watters,
will preside. Members of the quar
lerly itinference are requested to ba
pr sent w ith 1 heir reports.
lantlit
f
i"t vm ioi win nann goupt
County,
Baker
Bebtou..
Clackamas...
Clatsop
(Columbia
Coos
Crook
Curry
Douglas
Oilliam
Grant
Harney
Jackson
Josephine....
Klamath
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Linn '.
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Mu tnomah .
Polk
Sherman
Tillamook ...
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa
Wssco
Washington.
Wheeler
Yamhill
,.. 3,882
.. 2.500
.. 7,582
... 3.IW9
... 2.213
.. 3,800
.. 1,1)08
... 082
... 5,350
.. 1,094
... 1,647
... 1,004
... 6,053
... 2,394
.. 1,033
,. 979
.. 7,382
.. 1,26(1
.. 0,919
.. 1.305
. 9,775
.. 1,588
..24,887
.. 3 050
.. 1,291
.. 1,729
.. 6,830
.. 5,554
.. 2,149
.. 4,408
.. 6,030
.. 888
.. 4,882
Amount.
1 C.055 92
3 900 Oil
1 1,622 90
5,770 44
3.452 28
0.121 00
1,000 08
1.003 92
8.355 30
1,706 04
2,509 32
1.500 24
7.882 OK
3,734 04
1,011 4S
1,627 24
11,615 92
1,959 30
10,793 64
2,035 80
15,249 00
2,377 28
38,823 72
5,691 00
2,013 90
2,697 24
9,101 10
8,004 24
8,352 44
6,876 48
8,792 16
1,385-28
7,615 92
made un from th' rough search of
the records in this nice and ibeof-fli-ea
ol the clerk i-f the laiard and the
ss-retary of tit of all the bans
m ide since Ihe b sard ha la-en lian
dling the loans, and while ierbaps
they do mil contain all Ibe cases in
which losses of principal have la-en
made or funds misapplied, Ihey con.
taiu all that rau las ascertained from
the records available. Very retqat-t-fully.
('HAS S MisjKK,
Slate Treasurer.
State Treasurer Moore also gave
out a comparative ttl meut, show
ing the apportionment made each ol
the past teu years, aud that tVs
year' appoit oumeut 1 by ar ibe
largest sum ever distributed, as
follow :
No. of Per
Year. Children. Capita. Amount
1891 105,022 $1 45 $153,151 90
1892 111.770 1
193
1894....
1895....
1890...
IK97....
1898....
1899....
20,645
..123.786
..120,935
..129,023
.129 956
..130,753
132,388
1900 183 181
45
40
87
05
05
04
20
51
56
102,000 50
168 9i3 00
107 093 82
183,281 75
I3V472 05
135.154 24
156.9U3 00
199,905 88
207,457 84
KIOXISV TKA.
Oregon Kidney Tea cure back
ache, iidney ami bladder trouble
For sale al Ibe IK- t.
!SOTH't:tOKIM llf.lf ATIOX
July. 2!, I
VOTICK 1S11KUKOY i.l'l
Ihe folio iiiK-nmiKsJ 1
Lisu nrrn 1 it Omi.ua I'itv
l'i
. THAT
tiler hut lilml
uulu-e of liia intriiliun to make loiul proof
i.i uet""i vi ma 1-1.11111. ami mat awi
Lruul ill be mail leforv His KeKlsler and
Kei-B.ver at Or. KUii Cily. lire., uu ix-pl. 3,
I'Ui, vi:
KWl.V NtlioS,
II. K. No I147U, f..r the '-, ..f K , 8,0 2s
laNKCYV.
he liaiura Ihe f .lloniiijf ituessea 10
prove bia eoiitiuuuufl rvaidnu-e upon and
cull ivatton ol said land vix:
Feler A IVlemou, ol Oleiiaood Ore
Ja-ob 1'. 1 01, of
feler t Warner, of " "
t). A. Wed. rf. of
C'iiAd. B MiX)KK8,
10-1 Kc(jiatrr.
, tKa.
Tolals. 133,181 $207,457 84
The school superintendent of
Clackamas county reported last year
7888 instead of 7686 persons of school
age, hence Clackamas county re
wived $305.02 more than it should
have received, and that sum has been
deducted from the amouut due that
county this year, and the alaive table
shows Clackamas county's quota r
duced by that amount.
In transmitting his report to the
stite land board, Treasurer Chas. S.
Moore makes the following state
ment regarding the reimbursement
of Ibe Irreducible scImmiI fund :
"State of Oregon, Treasury Dep irl
ment, Salem, August 1, 1900.
"To the Hon. t'tite Luid B ard
dei t'emen : I ha -'e the honor o
submit berew ti a d- t iled s . ne-.
of all places ai (join d by 'he Is 11 rd
by loreclosure of mor'gg or di ed
from niorlgagois, whicli have lain
rtssolil and Ihe places have lai d lo
sell for the principal of the loan, or
the pr.avedsor any par thereof hive
been erulited lo tie wrong foe;
also statement showing i t detail
cases in w hich the exM-ne of lor. -
closure of mortgages, taxes, t , liae
been charged lo tl e w rotig fun I, to
gither with a summary showing the
amounts necessary lo I transferred
from one fund to Ihe other to make
all li sines of principal good, from t ru
in tereat of Ihe respective funds, and
lo straighten up each fund so that it
will stand charged wit'i its pnqa-r
amount of expense aud would rec
ommend that Ihe clerk of the Isisrd
be directed to draw warrants b favor
of the state treasurer on Ihe funds
that have gained, to he credit -d to
tha respective funds suffer ng the cor
responding loss, and that all losses of
principal be made gcssl from the i
teres! account of the respective funds
an I that warrants be ordered drawn
therefor.
"I make this reocnuiif mlaiion at
this time for the reason that ming
to the large amount of common
hixd luud interest on hand, this laz
ing the fund from which the princi
pal transfer will have to be made,
ami still leave more money to la dis
tributed by several thousand dollars
than has ever been distributed be
fore. This is due to Ihe large an.nunt
of delinquent I r teres! collected dur
ing the pa-t year and w hich cannot
amount lo so much in Ihe luture.
Then detailed statement have beet)
The apportion ment of these funds
should have been done on August 1,
as by law piovidtU, but the annual
reports of Ihe schiml superintendent
of Multnomah county, A. P. Arm
strong, and Douglas county, F. B
Hamlin, due in Stale Superintendent
J. H. Ackerman'a office in June, had
not la -en received, and il was found
uecesaary lo use the telegraph in or
ler to ascertain the school popuh
lion of these two counties Had lb
apportionment been ni-nb' among
he counties reporting 011 liiii", ith
iut waiting for these t vo delin
quell I s, 'hey would have la-en taught
1 valuable but expensive lesson
W. H (fault and family are out on
'he Upper Nehalem lliis week. Th'
IndkhkmiKNT real i ..is that lis fore
nan is away. Win. Pointer is with
hem.
CASTOR I A
For Infanti and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Blguaturs of
IN TH K
BUte
NELSON & REEP.
M ASUFACTl'KERS OK
Rough and Dressed
LUMBER
We ill have our nawmill ready to e
luiiils-r 011 or about June 8th. The body
of timber tributary is the best in (he
state and liem-e with our iuariur
uiichiuery and mwliaiiical skill our
product will b axual to that fiaim! iu
any markri and us-rior tu must. W
invite orders. lif
Furniture for sale
AT PO' TLAND PRICES.
To prove this call . the airucr f Main and Third street and get piices
P. O. BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
THE OLD LINE
Don't Be Duped
Ttwtro have ln plmt'd upon the market
several vh rtiriniat tf h oliautlMUf tnlition
of " WelMtt-r1 Olctttumry." Tbey uro beiitK
offenxl uuittr vtariuiut uutuei nt a low prlmt
By
dry rood doler, rrocera, ftKeutt, etc., and
lu afw niHtKnoMiu a prviuiuui furubcrip
Uuiis tu papers.
uuuuuoviuenU of thae cotupanitlvly
Worthless
reprint are very miniating:: for Inrtanoe.
ttwy ra ndvertweit tu tie ihe ulmlanlml
equlvuleat of a biKtitr-prk-ed btHk, when lu
retalilv, o fur u we know nJ ln-iieve, they
are all, (rotu A tu Z,
Reprint Dictionaries,
phototype copk of a book of over fifty
ittr HifO, wiiun 111 imunj wiw ni mrniMfui
Bankers Life Insurance Co.
OF NEBRASKA ISSUES
The Policy of the Future
Semi name, address, md age and get full s
particulars of the bes. plau ou which Iusur
ance was ever written
412 Marquaiu Hiilbllnir,
J. F. COrVIPTON. Gen. Agent
- rortluinl, Oreirou
ve
16. uu, and whit b wim iiun-h noirior in pMwr,
print, and biimiinr to iiutm luiiiaiioiiA. ueiun
tfben a work ol soiue merii iintiean of one
wimiiiXH,
(IKIMltr tOURT UK TDK
of Urt-Kun. t 'r WanhiiiKton
IvOlllllV.
Kutn (vnii ti. w. Ht'oiiaiiu
Margaret Scott, bin a-ife,
. IS Htiniway. M. K. t'oukr,
r. A. I'oliuru H. M. ktllv ami
.1 M . Kelly tn-r IiiihIiuikI
Ida M.Suott. Anna KuhiIhui. ami
her himh ml A. H. Kaathaiu,
hileii 8. I atourelte, a d II I'.
tutoiirettH, her husband,
arrielt l. Buhner, unit liiuac
I'uliuer, her h aliand. I'luintills,
v.
Helen Kniitli and Chan It Hinitb.
her hnntiand. Miiriruri.-t I'liilt-lmllin
and AUKuatua I'liilebaum bur
liualiniiil, by I venter Acklry, lloy
Ackley, beonarl Ackley,
Aeklty hii wile Harvey Ac lev.
Guv Ai-k v and Ix-slie Aotlev.
leiendanta.
To Helen Hinitfl and Chan U Sinith, her
liunband, Mylvexter Aekley. Koy Aukley
lonanl Ackley, Ai-kley. liia
wife, Harvey Ackley (iuy Ackley and
l.enlie Ackley, and eat li o you defendants,
1 11 the uauie of the 8 'ate of Or koo:
You are hereby auiiiiiinned to appear and
answer Hie complaint tiled aKain.it ou in
the atiove entitled Court. 011 nr before the
hint day of the time prewrihed in the order
for publication of this Mimii-ona whirh ia
nix weekii from the date of the timt publi
cation hereof, which hnit publication is
made July 27, ItHAI. And you will take
notice that if you fail ao to appear anil
anawer the conn hunt tiled anainut you in
the above entitled suit on or befoie aaid
latit day of the time prescribed iu said
order, the plaiutifl will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded 111 the complaint
in this auil which ia for the imrtition and
sale of the following described roperty,
to-wit 1
Ixita one and fuurof Hlock four of Korest
Urove, also commencing; at a point 1 10 feet
.-outh of the Northeast corner of ot two of
said block four and ruiininv thence houlh
to 8oulh line t said lot two; thence West
unsaid eouth line to bouthwest corner ol
rait ', of said lot two; t ence Norih on
West line of Kaxt o said lot two to a
po-t 110 feet South of North line of said lot
two: thence Ksst to place of tx-i(iiiiilliK,
all in Washington County, Male of
Oregon.
And plain tiff will apply for such other
and further relief as is just in the premises, 1 Heading.
Long Since Obsolete.
The iupnleratmt of HM"1 no-called "new
words," tvhii'U some of tlitwe tMHka itroadver
UkhI to contain, wut compiled by a tftmtlt
niMn wbu dltt over forty years bko, itiid wu
putilished before hm di-atli. Olhttr minor
addition are probably of more or ! yaliMi.
The Webeter't Uoabridged Dictionary pub
IIsIhhI by our houm ih Die only lUftitorioua
una of that name tainilhtr to ttii treiifratiou.
It cou twine over puir, with llluritra
tiom on nearly every nirt and bean our
Imprint on Hit title pnin It I protected by
oupyrtirht from cIhp imitation.
Valuttbte hm tine wirk in, we have at vart
KpeiiHtj pnbliHhed a thorouKily revined
aurcetwor, known throiitrtnait ttie world aa
Webster's International Dictionary.
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Get the Best.
Illustrated pamphlet free. Addrma
CIC. MERKIAM CO., Sprlnifleld, M.M.
Ta-li4rM K.xiiniiiinOoii.
NOrtCKIS HKREBY OIVEN THAT
the countv school supe intendent of
Washinglun county, Oregon will hold the
regular examination of applicants for state
and county pape s, at the public school
liuili'ing at Hillsboro, a follows:
tor Mute rupers.
Couimenc ng Wednesd y, Aug . 8 at
nine o'c ock a. in, anil continuing till Hal.
Aui. II at four o'clock p. 111.
W dnesdav Penmanship, His ory, Bel
ling. Algebra. Heading anil Ben ol aw.
Thursday W itten Arithmetic, Theo J
of teaching. Ijramiitar. hook-keeping,
I'hysi s. 1 1. il (i"ViT'iineiit.
r'ridav fhyaiology, Heography, Mental
Arithmetic Compoxition, 1'hysical (ico
graphy. Baturihiy Bota y, I'lane ) ometry,
Cencral History, Kn.iinh Literature, I'sy
chology. r'or (ounlj I'm per.
Commencing Wednesday, Aug H. nt
nine o'c ock a. 111. and continuing till Fri
day Aug HI at f.ur o'clock p 111.
r irst, Heco d and Third tirade Certifi
cates.
Vediieday Penmanship, Hixtory, Or
thography, lieadiug.
Thursday--Written Arithmetic. Theory,
of teaching Orauimar, Kchool law.
Friday ieography, Mental Ari'hiiK'tii!,
Physiology, Civil iiovernnient.
rriniary t'ertillcales.
Wednesd y i'enmiiimliip, (lithography,
HAVE YOU USED
BUTTER PARCHMENT?
All fcilt cdnfil Imttcr put on the mar
kft ly rn-anieiios is wrapiHjJ in pajn-r.
The proiluct of the private daily would
narli its market in much hcttei condi
tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment
than it does when wrapped in cloth.
I'nrelinieiit is not only lietter than cloth
hut cheaper.
Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard Irotn
which 27 sheets can he .ut 27Pareh
ment wrapers cost 2 cents.
500 Shepts 8x11,
500 Sheets. 8x 3,
50 cts,
- 55 cts
The standard ize for 2-pound rolls is
8x . t inches; a-p tind blocks are
wrapped in the 8x13 size.
One reason why paper has not been
jenerally used heretofore, farmers
could not net it at the general Mort
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to any size wanted.
Ml IKK F.)K ITIII l AIION.
OTI('K FOIt ITItl.lC ATIOV
I,SII Ol.l'll K IT rUK'loN riTV, (JllN.
.Inly il, III 1 .
N'OTI' KIS HKKKHY iiiVF.X THAT
.ttie olluwing-naiiii'd scttl'-r lias lijt-il
notice ol'his inteiition lo niake linal proof
in support of hiw claim, and thai naiil
i-ronf will be made before the Ko i.Mcr and
Keceiver at Oregon ity, Ure., on -pt .1
1110 viz.:
I'KTKIt K. WAOSKIt,
H. K, No. lliKI, fr the X H t N K 1, nn.l
x J4 of x vv sc.- .-t r a x 1; i w.
He names the following witnesM", to
I prove his continuous rondcii e upon ami
, ciiltivaliou of paid land, vu :
1 Swan Xelwon. of li-hwoid Ore. ,
Peter A. Pi-ti-rson, of "
I Jacob I . Cox. 01 " 1
I 4 . A. Weiiberg, ot ' j
CMAI, II. MOOKKS, I
10-1S iiegiler.
I.amd Orrici at Orkuov Citt, Oun.
July, 21, PHU.
N'OTICK 18 HliHKII V UIVKX ITIAT
the fullowin. '-named settler has lileil
notice of his intention to make linal proof
in support of his claim, and that aid
proof will lie made before- the ItcgiMler and
Keceiver at Oregon City, Ore., on Mept, 3,
l'.wn, viz.:
JACOH T. COX,
II. K Xo. l evel, for the 8 of8 K 'i Hru
iH I 3 X It 5 W and lot ! 8ec3 T 2 X It W.
He names the following witnc.iae to
prove his continuous icsideiice upon and
culli valion of -aid and. vu :
hwan .Nelson, of I ilenwood Ore.
Peter A. Peterson, o! "
Peter K. Wagner, of ' . "
0. A, Wwiherg, of " "
CHAd. 11. MOOUK8,
l-li Ugiter,
This Summons is published by order of
T. A. McHride. Judgeof the above entitled
Court duly made and entered of record,
July IS, l'JUu
li. It. X V. Vi. LATOl HkTTf
Attorneys for 1'lanitilfs. 1
I bur day A rt of (Juestio ing. Theory
of tea hing, Methods
K. A I' A 1. 1.,
School Siiperiutendeiit o. Washington
county, Oregon
Dated al Hi Mto o, Ore.. July 21', IIMi.
Bears tl
Blfutnr
tf
Call on K. J. llarlwr, Keiiitnl street
lltn Kind You Haw Hlwrn BougM 1 'f ' want a flrst-elaas shave or Imir-
eut. 1 ry nia hhkh, either hut or
i cold.
Afe.solutely Pure
-a
Vy Makes hot breakfast-breads wholesome no yeast germs, no alum.
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 in leavening strength. In the easy, expedi
tious preparation of the finer cakes and pastries appropriate to the
season, Royal is indispensable.
Care
from
thf-y
wil
muM be t.ilren to avoid Uilcinij powders, made)
alum. Such hiiIh are sold cheap, because
rost but a f'-w rents per pound. Not only
they spoil Ihe rake, hut alum Is a corro
live acid, which taken in food means injury to beakh,
WOVU Mint OW0Ca CO- WO WILtUM IT, Ml VOMN.