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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1900)
Fresh I'.irtUml hrnad at UatV. UrtK'l ilelivery iwiitt it tiny by li.fV- 10 ail a. in mid 4::ii p, iu. Mounts rrtni (ii'tire at the Inhh-knuknt nince, I iloz ami Imll lor .' ti. (1(1 Iihiiiii, U. K. twt liiit fir if Taisiiiis aii'l I'nnlaiid, vinileil hi i.l.l le fri' iiiH ). II. Carlton Hun- l.iy lii-t- II cyilii repairing, lra:ntf, luruiim viiIiiiiii.iiiK and lumlrlfs at O. (J. W ilkeri, Smiinil aslreel, UfXt door tu llilh'oro Mo Hi. Mi. .Miiiiifir.l, i f I'nliiUHf, Wash ington, wh'i liitM Ihsmi visiting fur tlf .n-(t iiiii.t'i v.ilti her sister, Mra. ";"rU stiriwl ynfrilay for hoiu. Tn ynU'ia" pooplnof the Methodint i liurc li on Wednesday evening tiul t a Imiii lire on Divii hill, wft of town, mi I HI IIih li'lit I hereof ale lunch, li was a mer y plaits for aliout Ulty of llieiu. The June tjuait-rly of lite Oregon Iliilorii'Hl Society tiait lieen reeeived. ( i a valuhle uutiitier, foiilalniiiK Hrlii le from the eiis of II. W.Hiiitt, Frances F. Victor and II. H. Lyman m it'i original records. Kuuioraof the luilIiii of a rail ri.Hil into the Nehaleiu country are echoing nmoiiK Hie hi I la, hut an yi t linlliinir in seen In justify (he inline, Mini (he enil will irolmlly lie I he same h-i (or iii' r report. Ju.-t wind. Win Mohr makes I units at H Hhiion Heeoinl street, II illslmro, for "i.fl ler air, sewetl hIkm for .ri ami i;i ves special altenlion tu repair ing. He uses only Mrst-tfrade stock whii'li enables) liiiu to guarantee his work. A. V. Stxton, wIiimm farm is Just lieyoml the railroad tiriilge spauuuiK Kick creek, raises twtt-,r peaches than anyone in this neiglitiorhnod. I h showed sample ol early Craw fords' in town enlerday . that are tH'ller tlmn anything produced at Ashland or Hood rivr. V. T. Make, nuw of Wardner, Malm, Imt foiinerly of this counly, Ik visiting Hillslioro this week, lie Inn aome very Hue orea wliU'h he It showing to hia friends', though hia entire interests are not in urines, aiiice he owna several piece of agri eiillural lamia in tliia counly. Mr. John Ttiorntitirgti, who waa not sessom d to work In (he haymow, Jollied a rmy-liahng crew last week, lie worked at hi old-time pace ano in sick aa Hie result. He thinka bi-i itlnens ia the result of something elae, tint hia friends Hay that It ia heal prostration. He Is now convalescent. Hop picking ia near at hand, and the aeveral growers ou '"e !'& out for pickers. The association price for picking ia 75 cents, though one Yiimhiil mm., not in the associa tion, is ittVriiitf Hi) cents with free transposition of people, and cauip iug'nutlit ly team from Hillnboro to the yard and return. On Monday a lire waa discovered in the vacant . Iniililing on Third street near Main, formerly i ceupied l.y W. A Finney for a lilacksinitb s'mp. The origin of the lilaxa ia not known, Hit it was getting lo lie live ly when discovered. A few buckets of wa"er applied hy Messrs. Oelch nmn. ltir-4 und 1 i-tmk in controled the fire. The usual services will be held in tlie several churches next Sunday iiiornint.', hut in the evening l1) con gregation nf the Kvangelical, Meth odist and Congregational churches will met t in the Kvangelieal auditory for a union service, Kev. Miaaly be iiig in the pulpit. These Sunday evening services will lie maintained into Hepteuilar. August Sill, lW. Hartinaii will he at the Methialisl church, and Hcptemla r 2, llev. Olierg wi l he in the Congregational church.' Hupt. Hill apHiin(a Monday, Aug. 27, us the lime for holding the annual teachers' institute for Washington county. The puhlic school building will he used that week. IW. Oroul, of Portland, and l'rof. Durelte, ol Mount Tabor, will I the regular in Hiruetors. Iu addition to tbeae, l'rof. A. II. O ll'ey, of the Univeraily of Washington, will deliver live lectures on idiicalional aulj -cts. Htate Hupl. Ackerman will be presei t one day The hotel, in Hillslairo have agreeil t i grant the following special ratea lo teachers trending the lr-titute : From Monday mam t i Friday mam inclu-iive, table boird U.50, Uiard and lodging ;1 IH. In order t' awure the alsive rates, it may mceesary for two toiaiupy the same naiin. Many of the privst homea will lie openid that Week t gueff. O the 115 applicant for teachers certilbales at the examination last week, '."2 passed HUecesaful examlna tioin. ( crt llcat a were granted aa fol lows; First grade Amy Wells, llillsl.ori; Orell M. Heal and Mary (lark, Forest Orov.j Drusilla True and Louise Misiia-rry, tViruelius: F.ily M. IViri.es, llcaverton. Heconil grade-Helen II. Johnaoii, teeilvilh' Lulu Owena ai.d Maud Owens, t'edar Mill, Florence Wilson, Phil lips; K lna Jensen, Oaston; 8. Iaw ren e, Oaston, and liorena Oleaaon, Forest Orove. Third grade Tennea SIS' Wealherred, Hillslairo; Orai-e Morgan, Forei-t Jrove; Venim burn, Olencia; Ulancbe t:abow, l armingtoii; F. K. Fisher, Ik-aver-ton; Annie Pollard, Tigarilville; Alu-e Fav, Sylvan. Maude Tld coiiila'. Lillian Hriggs, of tVirnelius, were grantud a life primary certifi cate, the first ever granted in the county. Uobcrt Marsh, the head of the Marsh Printing Company, Portland, was run down Bin' killed last Mon day evening bv a motor i-ar. Marsh, at about !::!() p. ni., was on the Orand Avenue, between F.aat Alder and List Washington, going north on his bicycle. He was deirT and, of course, did net hear the approach of Hi-car. The grade along that par of the way i nearly level, though l may asc ud a few degree. The motor man rang hia Ml, and atopped bis car when it was on the man. The v. rdi.t of the Jury was accidental. The car people fthvd that they Mere making only Hie usual apeed, but 'bat the car being heavily loaded, could n it la controled as pilckly aa usual, and progressed tiny feet More the reve se I current and the brake (siu'il bring it H a full hall, ye on ordinary tsrasiors, m hen a cent fare is In sight, the car n stipl in len f. el. The I M HKI'KN liKST lalievea that the car-driver might have slop ss bis car and saved lo Ihecoui n. i. nil v a very useful lire. The driver had eyes In see yet he a?r evivi d not. A visitor lliia week asked; "Did you read the vliool aiallslicit repotl el iu Hie Oreginian of Sunday? There are H72 s-r.iis ,f aeb ,l u. lo Washington n.uniy wln t end.-d ooach-ad la-tyear." W. II that is a good, many children, but not ipnte si deplorable as the condition in aouie other counties. We h.tve an enumeration of S.ti.ir, persons of school o( tt,-, H72 or 21 per cent did not atbud m Ihs.I. W allowa count v haa an i indu ration of 2IT.I, and tilll out of acles.1, p rceiit" Lane is.i.uiy i.( 7JS. ,ul 1701 at home, S. per taut nearly. Msrion reHirU a;7.", but U t 22:1 j or 22 per cent roam I he si reels and lanes. Hm ill i. 1.,...,;.... or tier a.iperu ai hool macbiiiery and -.ooi acniaii chllilreu ihat con tributes Sous r yij (1Hr ,vnt n(niryi tolhet'lasa that did not see the iu sid ol a school house last year. Yamhill is belter, since ber children, save It per cent, were kept in sehisil. It i lleuton, though, that shows tsxt. With her U npjirrels instead of construing verls I It , v vi tuurst-. asiiiugi.iu County ilisrs in t make the best show ing, but hers ia not the worst. Mrs. Oeorge L"iilord returned this week Iroiu very sad visit. The Hrat of last wet k she Mas called to her brother's home, Henry McL"- d, at tVntralia. Henry, M ho was em ployed iu Oouger's saw mill there, was on Hie -Jib inst tnt caught by a log w hich Mas Mug placed on Hie saw carriage, and badly crushed. I'he log passed over his Issly. He lingered a few days till Augnst I.!, In excruciating pain when h died. He was buried by (lie O ld Fellows in Kalama cemetery. Henry Mcleist waa lairn August 21, 1H, thus mak ing him at Hie time of death nearly 02 years of age. I Iu wisbh-d Miss L-tura Johnson, Seplemlier 20, I s7.". who with three children survive hiuo, Mrs. Myrtle ('hapmati, wbn lives at Kalami , Olive, aged 18, and Lester, aged III. He nlsu left two brothers and two sisters, one ot whom, Mrs. Mary L'dtord, lives in Hillsboro. Al a board iiieeling held in Port land last week, the resignation ol Dr. McClelland, of Tualatin Academy and Pacific University was accepted Hia HMccest-ior was not selei t"d, but Prof. Ferrin Mas made dean of the faculty and aa such will perform the duties of president till Hint position ia tilled. Miss ' Kvans" resignation waa accepted, and a new man from Onerlln, was chosen for the place. He, iu addition 1 1 the Oherliu course, has taken post graduate worn at Harvard. Prof. Atwell Is replaced by Win. Fletcher, a gradtihtti of the school, Mr. Fletcher will have Litin, and ia said 1 1 be well prepared for the work More him. Mr. Heidel, commit iceman for preparing the county exhibit at Hie Stata Fair, has associated with bun, Mr. J tckson, Mho lives on the ro:nl connecting Forest Orove and Cei t r ville- Mr. Jackson is a skillful deco rator with hoiticullurul msdrial. Washington county won Hie lirst prize last year, and it is the iuten tiou of Messrs. Heidel and Jackson to win it again this year, though they must have f ie assislauctt of farmers and fruit-growers, who alone can furnish material. Mr. Jackson will go t Salem tomorrow t see the space that will be allotted to Ibis counly, after w hich he will make the exhibit lo lit it. Miles Kveritt, pharmacist at the Delta, had a hot ex-rieuco last Monday. The small stock of phos phorous was kept in a tin can im mersed in watr. From lime ti lime this is examined to see that the water haa not evaporated. At the Monday's examination it Mas found that the water Mas gone. In han dling the phosphorous was set on lire. It sputtered and scales from the sticks struck Mr. Lveiif 'a hand, where it burned till all was con suiinil. Unlike sulphur, phosphor ous makes a hot tire, so the burus are deep as well as painful. There is nothing cheap or small about Portland. A few days ago Hie city council met in spicial session and raised the circus license no to 112,000. The pursise Mas to keep the circus out of town during the continuance ol the street fair, but Hingling will la) there just the same. Mr. Kerr, Mho bought the cider r-,.i.ru I. ..ill bv Iv.-sler. has discard ed the primitive horsepower for merly USeil lor grill'lin appe-s, nun substituted a ew -horse-p;iwer en gine. Mr. Kerr will be making cider as soon as apples are n v use The harvett is well along iu this county, there having been no rain thus far lo interfere. Lverything about the farm is in go id shape ex cept Ihe yield of grain, which Mill not average 10 bushels to the acre. Itev. II. OMg will preach in the Methodist church at Ihe usual hour next Sunday morning, in the even ing this church Joins with the other church" In a union mifting at Hie Evangelical church. Senator llillv Mason, of Illinois spent yesterday in Portland. He has la-a-ii on a irip ia.-nn, uui is now hastening liom-s that be may engage in active campaign Mork for McKinley. The public sclnail Mill open on the third Monday iu September, that Mug the 17th. Prof, ii irnes, prin cipal, haa not gi t -here jet, though he is exiieiti-d and may come any day. Mr Joaeiih Downs Is enifiiged w ith extensive repairs to hi residence on Third Kreel. tits noine win improved by the changes he conleaiplatja. . Attorney II. T. Iligley ha attach ed furni'ure Moiiging lo L P Cad well, at Forest Orove, h si-cure tin payment of I2 attorney fee. .1 r 1. sink in is rushed these days on Iron pipe for hop houses. Alreidy he has made several iiun.iren imci aim theem Is not yet. Mr. C. L. D.-ichman Is building ar addition to hia residence. It will give him both additional rsni and converlenoes. It. II. Orcir and family go lo Sea side for few days. They start Ibis afternoon and go down He Columbia on a boat. Mis F.mily Lsner, of the tele phone ollbi', is enjoying a vacation at her houie near Mountain. laic, IU'V. Moody will (sviipy the pulpit iu the CViugregalioniil church m-xl Sunday morning. Miss Anna Hall, of Itridnl Vail, is V.sitiPg Irit niJs in low li tin Meea ! Cream, twist, plain and graham bread at (Jutes'. H rn, August 10, uer Centerville, to Johu Marsh, Jr., and wife, aon. Wm. Wall and family ami O. O. Wilkes aud family started last Suo dav for fieir summer outing at Tllhuuook. Philip Sireib, of t'edar Mills, will sli at public auction at hia farm, Thursday, August :U)lh, a lot of slock, farm implements and household gissls. Alliert Christianson,1 with lleleo and Clir.sline Christianson, who have ls u visiting at Farmington, bougl't tickets over Ihe Southern Pacitlf for L't-, Iowa. Geo. Sei-lye, who on Monday last helped bale hay at Mr. David Cor win's place, was prostrated by a sud den attack of t hernial fever, lie waa unconscious for nearly an hour. Ills physician, Dr. Bailey, bad fear that he could not be revived, but by per sis'ent work he rallied, aud there ia now reasonable hope Ihat he will recover. Hi ice Wilson has a contract to manufacture 500 doz-sn decoy ducks. These go lo California. He has au id.liiioiisl order from a Portland lino for 60 dozen. The decoya are made from cellar limber and consume del ceti -40 and 60 cords. He has four men helping him, laufdes aever al pieces of machinery which is put in mi tinu by a tine water (siwer. The factory is on Ihe N-haieiu and his shipping Ktitiou ia Forest Orove, KtS0l.lTl0S Olf' KiSPBCT. Wiir'.KEA, it has se nued wise lo our all-loving Heavenly Father to remove from earth our brother and fi Mow Christian lvuleavorer, John M Oates, whodep trted this life July 19, l!NH, therefore, lie it IvKsuh.V.mi, that we, the meuiMs of ihe Christian K-idea vir HiK-lety of the Cougregational church, Hillslairo, hereby express our feeling of loss In the departure of a bnaher who was loal lo the high ideals, consistent with his profession ol the high prin ciples, aud manly aud straight-for ward in his defense of the truth as revealed to him by our Master, Christ Jesu-; and be it Hksoi.vkd, that we tender t- his bereaved relatives our sympathy and (f.ininend them to the strengthening and up-holding Aire and love of Him ol whom it is written: "He givtth His beloved sleep;" and be-it Itmiii.VKU, Unit a copy of these resolutions la-i spread upou the min utes of l he society, aud one published iu our local papers. Committee of C. E. His l ife WasHared. Mr. J. K. Lilly, a prominent citi zen of Hannibal, Mo , lately had a wonderful deliverance from a fright ful deut I. In telling of It heaays: "1 was taken with typhoid fev r, that rau iut'i pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. 1 was so weak 1 couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothiug helped me. I expected lo soon die of consumption, when I heard ol Dr. King's New Discovery. One h ittle gave great relief. 1 continued to use it, and now am well and. strong. I can't say too much in its praise." This marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure in Ihe world lor all throat aud lung trouble. Regular sizes 60e and l 00. Trial bottles free at lM-lta Drug Store, livery bottle guaranteed. No Hlght to Tgline. The woman w ho ia lovely in face, form and tenia?r will always have friends, but one who would be attrac tive must keep her health. If she Is weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blisal will cause pimples, lib flics, skin eruptions and a wretched complexion. F.I ctric Hit lers is the best medicine in Ihe world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purity the blissl It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, such. Hi, velvety skin, rich complex ion It will make a good-looking, charming woman of a rui -down in valid. Only 50 cents at Delta Drug Store. Vulcanic Eruptions Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life of joy. Kin kier. 's Arnica Salve cures them; also old, running and fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corn Marls, cuts, bruises, burns, scald?, chapped hands, chilblains. Beat pile cure on earth. Drives nut pains aud aches. Only 26 its. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by lielta Drug S'ore. A Ponder Still Explosion Removes ever) thing in sigh'; so do drastic mineral pills, but both are migl ty dangerous. Don't dyriamite the dciicale machinery of your laxly with calomel, citron oil or aloes pills, when Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are gentle as a summer breex-, do the work perfectly. Cure head ache, constipation. Only 25c at the ih-lta Drug Store, Head Utter tint. The following is a list of letters re maining uncalled for in the postoruce at Hillsboro, Aug, 11, 1900; J. P. Miyuard. All letter notes I Its I for hy Aug, 2'). will be sent to the Dead Letter otlice. One (Tnt will be charged for each letter called for. II. S lll'I.MKKRH, P. M. (OIKr I101SK. I-KOBATK. F.t t- Louis F. NJerman, dee'd. b uid hied and appro veil. Ouardianship Mercy L and Sophia J. Nierioaii, minor. Katie &'lir in iu a pointed vuardian. i; tle S. A. Klink, dee'd. Final iccounl tiled and Heptemla-r 17 act for examination. Ksime II. L. HendricM, dee'd. Final acci.ui t allows) and the estate closed of record, i;-t;t"J"hn Hummer, Insane, in ventory died. Ti tl valuation Mlii.l 23 inventor approved. Ilka' (aralial. Account Orand CaraWai of the Itetievolent I'riueclive tinier of FJk. It. i Is- h'-ld at l'ottland, Se fnilier I si t li lo l.'illi ii-clusive, tictetj uJH he sold id risttiix d rates Iroiu l stations on tUcgon lines lo Poit' and and re turn. 'These tickets will la on sale H-plcmher a I, i h, ttth, 10lh and l:tth, and limile.1 to three days after di-t" of sale. For further particulars, rail on or ad lres Southern Pacitk' agent al jlliiiauoro. 11-11 0LTtl HOSE 11 EMS. The ladles of Mountaiu Home pre sented Mrs. HeeU with a quilt queer pattern, the name ul which is the Road lo Middleton. The quilt ing was a pleasaut affjir. John Mt'ulley Is liai bing. as his mother and her father and mother, Mr. aud Mrs. Tarant, have gone lo the coast. Mira Rigeit.of Amity, has been visitiug with Mrs. O raves Ihe last week. Mm IImi tthii I.ms Imii Ibrmhinir in the neighborhiMMl of Amity, ha uillml Lis iiiaebine In a shed. He says there ia nothing in threshing this year as crops are very poor. Mr. II. Schnider waa uu visiting friends al Mountain Home last Suu- day. He had Ihe misfortune lo have one of hia lingers sawed off in Hie New berg sawmill. Mrs. Courtney aud Mr. Ilea ton have been on the sick list Ihe past week. KE tL KM' A IE. John McFacheu lo Mary T DuOelt, n J of a e 4 and a of n e J sec 17 I 2 n r 4 I I R M Dooley, trusts to Cirrie F Harrison, d I c of Horace Parsons aud wf, t larl w.. 'M M K Dilley and Ml lo T A Kuighlon 13 a adjoi-.ing the Henry Burton d I c 1.17 O 4 C R R Co lo Ludwig lima s k of n e i sec 20 l 1 s r 3 w 6 .0 Jenme Armstrong to Henry Nauffts a tract iu the Klka- nab Walker d I e I J acres 475 F. Oarrett and wf m Abuer Hariimaii s e J of n e J sec -I I 3 n r 3 w 4'N' Wm B Liusiguout ad wf lo It D Moi.tigue sj nf m Jh e of n e 4 sec 10 i 2 n r 6 w aud other lands I Adam K Klink and wf io 11 A J asper lol 6H Steel's add toBeavertou 1720 Ahner Harriman to Kllen L Jackson e 4 of u e 4 aec 34 t 3 n r 3 w 400 Idt V Jackson el al to Drue ilia A Jones 105 a sec 1 t 1 u r 3 w 2600 Portland Urrad. At Oaten Ice Cream Parlors. Plain bread 3 loave for a dime, cream and freuch twist 5clsa loaf, pullman 10 ct a loaf. Two deliveries per day, 10:30 a. m and 4:30 p. ui.f send iu your order. Tickets 3 lor a dime, S lor a quarter, 32 for 11.00. The eveuiug papers of yesb sday state that Ihe foreign ministers 1 1 Pekln may be allied armies outsnli the gates. If this is done the minis ter will have to march 800 yards through the streets ol Pekiu lo reach the gate, being guarded hy Chinese troops alone. The ministers them selves: will decide this point. Japan proposes au armistice ta-tweeu I tuna aud the powers, bul Ihe iwer refer the matter to their ui misters and consuls. Call at the Indei'BNUE.n r ofthc and examine the famous Melton board for mounting kodak prints. Latest thing out. Any size. Council Bros, big steam thresher went t' the Builey farm near Ihe fair ground where it will la? shelling out grain today. lion. II. V. Oates r turned the first of the week from San Francisco. K. B. Tongue started Wednesday for a month's vacation Kt He coast. 1 1 William Imlirie of North Yakima Is in the city visiting relatives. R B. Oisslin, of Salem, is in town on business. Administratrix .otie. Notice in lieiehy uiven that I, the underslKiied. have Ijeen duly unpointed ailininixtralrlx of the estate of Simon 11. HumnhrevB. deceaseil, bv the cuiiutv court ot the state ol Oregon for Washing ton county, ami nave duly qitalitleil as such administratrix. All la-mom havinir cluiins against said estate are hereby no ti lied to present the aame to me with the nrosjr vouchers, at the law otlice of W. N. Itarreti, in Hills- liini I iHiirnn willitn utw iitlitliu rrnll. f l.i. date iiereof. Dated at llillstsjro, 0re.,4lii 2ith day of July, moo. MAK I HUM I'll ttr. n. Administratrix of die estate uf eUmon II. lluiuphroyN deceaseil. 10-14 Admlniatrntrl XoOre. (Part nerhip F.siate.) Notice is hereby given Hint I, the nndersiuued. have dulv aualitied in the county court of the slate of Oregon for WasruiKton county, as administratrix ol the Partnership estate nf Simon II. Humphreys and Araniinta K. Ilunipli revs, parlnera as Humphrey A t o., said Simon H. Humphrey being now de cerned. All persons having claims against said partnership are hereby notified to pre aenl the aame to me at tha law onVe nf W. N. Barrett in Hillsboro, Ore., with the proMr vouchers, within six months from the date hereof. I ia ted at HilMxiro Ore,, thin Sflth day ofJulv, l00. MARY HUM I'll KEYS, Administratrix of the partnership k tate of lluniplrrey & Co. 10-ls) Tina Iter Infl, 4ft. itne It, 17 SOTIt'K roil 11 HI.H ATIOX UsitipHtat s I.sb Orrn x, Oregon City, Oregon, July It. limu Kotice nerebr given that in compli ance with ' he provisi. .ii of the ct of i on greaa nf JU' s V IS7M, utitlud ' An a t for the nale of uiber landa in the Statea of i'alifornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing ou Territory at extended to all he Pun ic band statea bv act of Aiinust 4. l!r. l-'rederick M. Heidel, oi It llahoro t'nunty of Washington, Mate of O egnn, haa th dr tiled in tlii olhce hit an urn atntemcnt Ho. &V.M7. for the purchnae of tlie X E i and I li S W (, of Section No. .1 in I cwnahip No. 3 S, Ha Hire No a v. est. ami il oder proof to ahow that the land ought mors valusb for its timber or atun than for agricultural puroa a, and o establish bia c im t aaid land ts-fore tu Kegista and Heceivrr of this olbce at Oregon Cilv, Oregon, on Tridy, the ith dav of Krptemurr, I ai fie Dames as witnesses: John D. Mer ryman, Oeorg II. M-rrvman, C. A.t'avell, B rlha I. Heidel, ad of Hillsboro Washing ton county. Oregon. Aliy and all l rxiri i ,i...iu adversely the anove-d"CTibed lands are requested to tita t'. oir claims in this otlice on or before aald fcth d.y of September, l' . a-IT CUA.S. B. MvlviRKS, ' "-ster. I for acceptable tdeaa. SUte If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Bsttimoea. mi. uUuu irs- of tb -ATva-r Hanoaa fLSS Baantas ifsatue tin sini isi nanuim biH Irs . 7a 11. inaUIII MiTlt'K FOR PI BLICATIO Laud Ornci ATOasoo Cut, On. July, xi. iw. V'OTICK IU HEKKHY UlVK.N I H AT i th lolluwin -immiMi Mtllttr haa HIihI iiuticv is! hi intention tu inaka liual ruf in uix.ri ui in 4;iaiiM, ana mat - au Uptut kill ttr iiiaiU Ix-liirs I he Krgiitr and Kivriver at Urrauu ily. Or., on cmui. 3, l!Mi, im: J M'OBT. C X, II. K No. .ckM. for Ihe S ls of 8 K l-i 8m ill I 3 N K 4 W an. I lot i BVcI I' i N R 5 W. lis nsmw His fuliuwiiiK witumxM Iu pruvn ins cuntiuuuua MHUeiics uuuu aim cullivalioii uf -aid aud.vm: swn .sI h)ii, ol I. len wood Or IVtMr A. I'Hivranii, ot foter K Wanner, ol . A, w ISluerK, or t il AS. B MOOKKd, lo-li K Hi tor. Call on F. J. Barber, Second street if you want a tirst-claa shave or hair cut. Try bis baths, either hot or cold. NOTICE EdK ft HI UA 1 10. I.anii Ol.ru i T Cbkik.s Clrv, I'm.. July 21, la . Tl.TI K8 HKKKBY UiVR.N THAT ll the ilo ilia-named settltr ba lilni u.itii- ot'hia iutvi.tion tu make linal proof iu support of hiii claiai, and thai auiii . roul mill Is) made be I ore the Ho ister and Revolver at OreKOii ity, Ore., on Hept S l'J u vin I'KTEK K. WAUNEK, II. K, So. lt:VA for the N W of N K and X l of N W M Sec :' TIN K H W. He naiiina the foliowiiitf witnesse. to prove hia continuous reiilen e upon and eiiltlvHtiou ol aaid land, vix : Ssan Nelson, of Uleiiwood Ore, I'eler A. Peterson, of " Jacob I'. I.'ox, oi . A. Wedberif, of ' CH AsJ, B. MOOR Ed, lu-lft Kegister. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Boars tho Signaturo of IN THK CinOUll' COURT OK THE Stale of Oregon, for Washington IVuii tv. Kuth Scott. H. W. Scott and Margaret Scott, his wife, A. S. lluniway, M. K. Cooke, n. A. Coburu 8. M. Kelty and J M . Kelty her husband Ida M. Scott, Anna Eaatharr. and her hnsb nd. A. B. Kastham, Kllen S. 1 atourette, and i. C. I.atourette, her husband, Harriett I.. Palmer, and Isaac Palmer, her husband, i'laintifls, T. Helen Smith and Chaa. H Smith, her husband, Margaret Philebaum and Augustus Philebaum. bar liusband, Sylvester Ackley, Koy . Ackley, lonar I Ackley, Ackley. hia wife Harvey Ackley, Ouy Ack..y aud l-slie Ackley, lefemlanta. To Helen Smith and Chaa H. Smith, her husband. Sylvester Acklev. Knv Ackley Leonard Aekley, Ackley, hia wile, Harvey Ackley. Ouy Ackley and Leslie Ackley, and each o you defendants. In the name of the State of Or gou: You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the comolaiiit tiled against ou in the above entitled Court, on or before the hist day or the time prescribed in the order lor publication of this bun. irons which is six weeks from the date of the first publi cation hereof, which lirst publication is made July K7, I'.IOU. And you ill take notice that if you fail so to appear and answer the coin plaint tiled against you in the above entitled suit on or before said lust dav of the time Dreacribed in said order, the plaintiff will apply to the Court lor the relief demanded in tbs complaint in this suit which ia for the i.nrtitiou and sale uf the following described roperty, to-wit : Iits one and four of I lock four of forest Orove. also commencing at a iKmt 1 10 teet south of the Northeast corner of ot two of said block four and running thence South lo South line f aaid lot two: thence West on said South line to Southwest corner of KastH of said lot two: t enoe Sor.h on West line of Kaat S o aaid lot two to a po t 11(1 feet South of North line of said lot two; thence Kaat to place of beginning, all in Washington County, htate of Oiegon. And pluiiititT will apply for such other and further relief as is lust ill the premises, This Summons is published by order of f. A. Mc lit ide. Judge of the above entitled Court duly made and entered of record, July IS, l'JUO 0. U. & I). C. I.ATOUSKTTS. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 1Mi! - Sale of Personal Property. I will In pursuance of an order of the e unty court made and entered proceed to sell at prir te sale for th best interests of the estute the following described personal proa;rty belongiug to the estate of S. II Humphreys deceased, to-wit; 2 cows, . I wagq i, I plow, 1 parlor organ, ti otlioechaira, I spray pump MARY HUMI IIREY. Administratrix. Hillsboro, Aug. 2. !mo. Adralulatratrix Notice. Notice is herehv given that the under signed has been appointed administratrix of the estate of J . I), tiite. deceased, by the counly court ol the slate of Oregon for Washington county and haa duly qualified and entered upon the discharge of her duties as such administratrix. All persons therefore having claims irutnal aaid Miitul ar PMllAflted and M- quired to present them with the proper voticnem, w me, wiiuia six niuiiwis iroui the dute hereof, at the law otlice of Thus. 11. A K- B. Tongue, in Uillslsaro, W ash iuiium county, tlregon. Hated st Hillsi-oro, Washington county Oregon, this -ilh dT of Jnlv I WW). KM MA t. HITE, I0-M Administratrix, Pain Conquercdi Health Re stored by Lydia E, Pink- ham' i Vegetable Compound. (VITts to ass. siasaAa . ta.649 1 feel it m.v duty to w rite and thank yon for what your Vegetable Com pound haa done for me. It la the only aiedicine I have found that has dune me any pood, before taking your medi cine, 1 was all run dun n, tired all the time, no appetite, paluslu my back and bearing duu n pains and a great suf ferer during menstruation. After tak ing two buttles of l.ydia E. Pinkham's, Vegetable Compound 1 felt like, a woman. 1 am now on rrv( Uiarlk bvtt'j and all my psin, i-vv left me. I feel better ;an 1 Save fvl for three years atld would recommend your Co(npo.ua4 to every surTerin? w oman. ) hope this letter will help Ibarra q Bod a cure fur tp.c r Irou otvs. ' - M aa. PxLVA Maatcaxa, Klssi LAtH, 1 .10. The terto ia Ills ef women develop from neglect uf early s uiptunta, Every pain and a he b a cause, and the warn-ug they gic shuuld Dot be dlsre ganled. Mra. I'tnkham anderatanda these trou Idea better than any local phy sician aud will give every wtutuan free advice who la puaaled alsjuk her health. Mra. Pink ham a aitdresa la lyna.lilasa. run t put off writing until health ta ouiupletely brukan dow V rite at tha &rat ludiaatiusi of Irwubi KIIpXKY tea. Oregon Kidney Tea cures back rhe, aidney and bladder trouble For sale al the Delta. MvTli r.roit I'l ULIt'ATlOX LiM ! s stOkkoon Cirv.Oos, July. 1't, l!i NOIICK I HKUKHY 'lVfc.N III A f the lollowiiig-naiiied settler haa lilsd notice of b's liitei. lion to make total proel ill suppoit ol his claim, and tliat said Lrool will be made tetorr the Register .ud Kece.ver at Oregon City, Ore., uu be pi. J, vu: SWAN' NKLSOS, H. K. No 11470, for the It K of E S rkc -1 1 INKS W. He balnea the followlne witnessea to piove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of aaid land, visi Peter A.'Petersou, of Olenwood Ore. Jacob T. ( ox, of Peter K Waguer, of " 0. A. Wedi erg, of " CilAB. 11. MUllKtS, 10-1 Kegialer. NELSON & REEP. MANLFACTLRKH9 OK Roagh and Dressed LUMBER W e will have our sawmill ready to saw luiuls-r on or about J sue Sth. The hotly of tiiula-r tributary is the best in the state and hence with our superior machinery aud mechanical skill our product will be ax ual to that found iu any market and superior to most. We invite orders. ltf Don't Be Duped Tbere have bwii plnttti Uxn the nittrtitt evvnil etifHp reprints of an utMoltite tnlilum of " Wetwter u hu t itmnry." 'I htjv ttiv helng uffttrwO uutlur vttrlous imiueaj tt n low prliw By dryfoodti dealcm, (cnnvrn, Atretitu, eio.. and lii few Uwittiioeti m a premium toriiiijajorii- UUOft tU p4HI t. uuuuuueiuenli of Unite compurutlvelf Worthless reprints are very iiiiln1titfjjT: for Itintanoe tbr sire ftUverti(Ht to Iw tltt miiwtHiit mf quivulvnt of a bnxiier-prUNl HMk, when in rtwlitv, su far km wu know and U-lttive, ilwy are all, troiu A to Z, Reprint Dictionaries, phototype copk of a bonk tf uwr fifty ltara atfO, winch In lUiiuy waituil.l tui- iilHtiit 3. 00, and whifh wa mtu-ii Moirnu- in Hf r, print, and bintllnir to tbne nintiii iin-, lf ing intin a work of umie merit iiiNit-Hd of one Long Since Obsolete. The upitleraent tf 1ft.'iW arvrallod "fiew words,'1 wnu'li (mine of them IxHtkaareadvur tiiHxl to contaiu. wa compiled hy a (rvnti luan who died over forty years and waa publlaiied before lim di-atli. (Hhur minor aidniuaaare pnblily of more or leas valua. The Wcbatar'a Uaabrldied Dictionary puh llahed by our houiw ih ti.u only intritorioua oueof that name fumiliur to tula tfvnemtHm. It eoutaina over imtrea, with II lout ra tio na on nearly every iwk. and tieara our Imprint on the title ptoo. It ia protected by vypyrifht fnun t iK-up imitation. valuable a thia work i. we have at vart ipemat publiHtuMl a thonu,flily reviaed tuci-eNHkr, known throiiifhniit tho world aa Webster's International Dictionary. a a Uiutiouary laau a htetime you abould Get the Best, Illustrated paiupblct free. Address Q T. WEBMI4M CO.. Springfield. Msa. Catarrh Cannot be Cored with local applications, as they cannot leucn tlie aeat ol Hie ilisease. Calarrn is a blood or constitutional disease, and in or der to cure it you must take internal rem- eiues. nun s I uutrrn i ure is luKi-n inter nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hull's C atarrh l ure is not a quuck medicine. It was prescribed by one ot he best physicians in this coun try tor years, and as a re ulur prescription. It is comiiosed of the best tonics known conbined with the best blood purilicrs, act- inar enrec ly on tlie mucous surfaces. 1 lie perfect combination of tlie two itirred enti is wi at p oduces such wonderful res ul a ill curi k Catarrh. Bend for testimonials free. Address. K.J. CHENEY A Co.. Toledo,!) Hold by llruKKists, 7AC. Hall's Kuniily l'llls are ths best. Acker's Eiifcllsli Remedy villi atop a cough at any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money re funded. S3 and 60 cents at Delta Drug Store, XOTICKFOIt I'l Itl.K'A TIO ptrt merit of llie Inlcriwr. Land tin ii X at i -ricuos City, Uus. July, -11 l'J 0. N0TICKI8 HEKEHY IjlVKi THAT the ollbwing-numed settler has filed notice ot h'S in eiuion to make liniil proof in support ot bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the Comity Clerk of Washington Co., at ilillslsiro Ure., on Aug HI, l ion, via; NICHOLAS U N T K K W L" ft . A i HER, H. K. No. 104 8, fo the N W of 8 W i Sec 3, N K l4 of 8 i nd 8 l, of N K Bec4 Tt N R i W. He names the followimr witueaces to prove bis oontinueiis residence up n and cultivation of said land, vis; I h 'mas H biiuth, ot lilenwood Ure. A doll r'oltzenlugel, of - " Heinrich Mhiis, ol , " Alois Helm roll r, of " " 111 S, II. MOOkKS, 111-1.1 Register. A'lEN IS wanted for the best typewriter en the market, the "I'ittsburg Visible;" writing in signt at all times, exclusive territory aiveu. Address llindlev Hard- j M l Company, 1 itlsburg, l'n. Adminint rnfor'a Xntlce. Notice is bereby given lliat the under signed his beeu appiunteil by the -oiinty Court ol the state oi Oregon, for the County of Washington, administrator of the enisle of John Laus, deceased, ami that sll persons having claims sgaiict said estate are requested to present the same together with proper vouchers to said silinini-tr itor at bis farm alsxit two miles westerly from rylvan potnmc within six nio tin from this date. Listed this 2:iid duv of lulv, I'.HK). Jil-EI'll LAIS, Administrator of the estate of John Laos, deceased. 1U-H La Oirn X at Oaiuoi Citt, Ums. July. .'I, l'.0. N OTICE IS HEREBY .VEN THAT the following nsnied settler has fllisl notice of bis inn nlion to make tiiiul pruor In support of bis claim, ami that said proof will be made U-lore the Hegislsr slid l(e reiver at Oregon City, I'regou, on Sept. 8, 19-ni vis: PK TEH A. I El ERSON, H E. No. ll.V.si. I r the W U of N W and W M of 8 W H e W T 3 N R W. He nainea the lollowiug witnesses lo pr ve bia continuous reaidence upon and cDltivation ot said I ad vis: hetr K. agner, td (Hen wood, Ore. Swan Nelson, of I'. A. Weil berg, of ' ' Jacob T. Cox. of t HAS, II. M'XlRES. 10-15 hegislar. ' Baantke Kgiatue ef ins kins lei hiw n'wn boujh I will on or about a store at the North and Main streets, Hillsboro, in the building lately occupied by where 1 will carry complete stock of Groceries and a full line of women's and men's Shoes. My shoe department contains the best m-.iil tf n-niiil mi tlin mm-Liif A 1imi1iw will be " the celebrated Hamilton, llrown Go's, shoe, than which It will be to the advantage of intending purchasers to wear their old shoes a few days longer until 1 receive my fresh stock from the factory. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get rutces P.O.BROWN, Furniture Dealer. THE OLD LINE Bankers Life Insurance Go. OF NEBRASKA ISSUES The Policy of the Future Semi name, address, tnd age and get full particulars of the lies, plan ou which Insur ance was ever written. J. 412 Mariiiani Kuildliig, HAVE YOU USED BUTTER PARCHMENT? t t All gilt-edged butter put on the mar ket by creatne i ies is wrapped in p.-iji-r. The product of the private daily would reach its market in much little I condi tion if wrapped ia Butter Parchment than it does when wrapped in cloth. Parchment is not only In-tter than cloth but cheajier. Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard Irom which 2j sheets can be .ut 27Parch ment wrappers cost 2 cents. 500 ShePts 8x11, 500 Sheets. 8x1 3, September 1st open Hast corner of Second U. E. Bryan & Son, a well selected and there is no superior. F. COTTON, Gen. Agent . I'lirllaiid, Oregon. 50 cts, 55 cts i The aandard s-ize lor j-poutid rolls is 8x1 1 inches; 7 psiind blocks are wrapped in the 8x13 size. One reason why paper has not l-en generally used heretofore, farmers could not get it ut tl.e gutta'. More It is now kept at the Independent of fice cut to any size wanted w3
