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Newspaper Page TextFrmli P rtUml brai at UUV. Mm. II. K. ihtviit is iikiuiytu out ing at L lU'Hi h, Mm. W. V. Wilt-y Mini aon arc Ki.i'iuliiiji it week Ml S' wnie. Ilreml uVlivt-ry mien it day by tnl 4:'M p. iu. TutiKUei in Mi Atori4 Kiienl of the yacht II, is n k, till' iluli. M .U'iH for r t imp l N hKPKM'KXT oltli'e UMi lor ft 1 t. (it t-irra Ml tht , 1 c1d and m l',,i yc l.' r''iriii;, tiraziug, turning viiIi'hui.hiK Mild sundries; Ml U. (i. U ilk tc. Si-i'iiiul Hlret t, next dixir lu llilN'iirn Hotel. Mr. Juhu lMiui in revelwiiiir IiIh wtut k ( rcKrifs tU'.a wwk, and will lemly fur "opening day" by the lift "'I lb' UKintii. .Mr. I'.. I', lirown ha Ihe fouuda tinll -liilirlili a vncttllt lut on Second street, iii'r liU re-iidfnit where be will hiiild M burn llii full. Mm. II. It. Lure, wIkmv hiiuie tins Ihi-ii in liill-dmro for nenrly thirty ymM, ImireiihHl a dwelling in Fo et tlnive, uiid wilt move there this rail. Win Mulir makiw ImmiU mI I In shu on SH'iind Htreet, llilliliorii, for j.i.fii 'r puir, wweil HlnieH for and tfi ves special iitleutioii In repair ing. lleuneH only lirsl-Kritile stin k which eimblcH him to KUitraulee bin work. '1 hi' county lemherV Institute , vi'iics hI U o'i'liH'k a. ui. next Mniuliiy inorniiiK iu Uie pulilio selinol ImildinV. Ilillsliorii. At th;it tiuie ttnil plnee, Supt. 1111 expeiti to meet every teacher employed iu the county. Sunday iniiriiiiijr, llev. II. Olieru will preach mi I be Hutijeci: "Harvest tiiiie- the coronation of the year." In Ihei veiling Ke Olier will preach Ht Ihe union wrvii in the (iinirreKa tioiud church. A hearty welcome to Htleud is extended to all. Mr. Uridine threshed liarley on the llil.y fiirtii Just beond the fair ground I a I Friday and liieaHured Up -ll) li t.ii-diels per acre. Ilia crop la brewing barley and a veiy handsome rnin. Another Held ha Iksii heard of that is estimated at til) bushels per aire. I he Tiithttiu hotel Is to le raised and a new foundation laid. The main iHit of the building was built iu ISVi, and is in good condition now. Some repairs have been made which iiicouuts for this. After It rests on its new foundation It will be ncvcral inches higher than now. At the close of the business meet iii'' of the F.nworth lyiitcue last Wed- iii s hiy evening, the inemliers of the called in a IhmI.v at the Met hodist piirsonnge t expresM their H- pri'i iMtioil of the i IT.i t- of llev. auu Mrs. (tuerg In iK'httlf of the young people. It was a delightful surprise, K-v. MimhIj will occupy the pulpit In Hit (!oiigregational church at 1 1 a. m. on Sunday next. In the eveuing the Hiidilorv w ill lai opened for union service wh-rein the congregations of the M. K. church and the l-.vangell-cal church u III unite with Ihe Con gr.giitiiuidii'ts. K-v. Olierg will preach. The ssiple at the railroad t-tition are busy this week. Mr. Milne has an order in f r freight cars to be londiil wiOi bay. Thin goea to Ihe Orient. Mr. Uordon is loading 20 cars lor the Astoria trade, ami Mr. J w. li tre will send :I0 mrs from Newton to Portland, lor our horses iu China and the Philippines. Our bay crop- will compeiisnt'i for the po.ir wheat yield. Ih 1-Ila drug store Is not the neat, orderly place this week that we are HcciHtimied t we. The ends of the Hour j'lisl have rotted away, let ting the ll Hir and shelving wttle out of line. Workmen have the matter iu band and are leveling up and put ting in sound slipsitH. it Is ' now lht the llrst brick stores built put. Ihe 11. sirs too low. The litter at the Delta will uot remain longer than next week. The county teachers Institute will be in M'ssioii next week. The even ing sessions are of a popular nature and will be held in the auditory of Hie court house. The settled of the Monday evening le lure Is "Fruits of the Press," l'rof. A. I. Uoney, uni versity of Washington- Tuesday evening Prof. Coney will lecture on "Young America." The lecturer Thursday evening w ill lie Prof. lur rolto subject, "Home Schoil and Slate." The warm days are noticed at the ..i,., i., nir Htaiioii of the liight A Water Company as soon as any place in the county. More water i this Hummer than last, though no more than two years ago. The rea sou assigned by Mr. dates, Is the dif ferent in the weather, Last J"' i.u.i iN.nl ni Hllier and rain. This year Hie opposite is true, no n In, but l...r hikI dmtv. Thi n wnt't Is wasteil. A thirsty man goes to the hydrant for a drink. Me lets the water run, l full, boiiinir to gt col .irut.lit. lie will drink less than a gill, but it lakes n buckelfull to furn i-i. ir Kaino wsv with the grass. The man on a hot. dry day Judges that the grass plat needs more water than on a cool day. Well, perhaps it docs, only on a iisil day erha s the plants do not get water enough. It would be greatly to the cotulort ..r ii... mx 1 1 .in of the town If we had cheap lis'. Hut that Is what we have not. The Ice trust in New York is a galling monopoly, but it i no more grievous to be borne than the Hlue mountain Ice trust of Portland. A r... t ..r mm Ice was servo! at half cent or less per pound. Now t is a plump cent, and by the time it is i.......,ii i...r nrico of two cents n.iiai te made to consumer. That i .roMliitive excent to a few estah- lii.n.ent. The trust last week i.. ... .i, t un mlani'e would be en dured, henci' two dollars more per ton w as hudisl on. The end Is com lug, though. Small plants will b fMiab:ishMl i" the towns, when we Will be aide t i cut ch ar of Ihe big esia'.li-hm- ui. I he ice from a plant ,.f i.mi p Hinds cspsii'y Is juntas cold hi a lump from one that freer.-s ion t.u sr day. It Is said that an in ventor Is at work on a machim that will be automatic. The housewife cm lid a tank with live gallons of wa'r, turn a stop ia k or two, and go about her work knowing thai by limner lime she will have a perfect lump of hf for Ihe drinking wat-r thst is to refresh her husband ai d sons w nen they come from the hot harvest Held. Last Tuesday, 21, Uv-ar F. Tupis-r1 ged 75 years dud nf.iraf.-w .lajs1 urn., bwi weea lie on, Intel I a severe cold, which u,v.,lv,i i.i. luugs and the ineoil.r uie , ..o inn, i iieuiooiiia hinl n . urii-v et in which the n -v t nionei r n.ui i Hot over Collie. ,. oecea d e torn iu 1H2.J in New York. ilecr.M- ed the plalus toUregon in s7 i t Uie age oi xz vears. lie bad but p.istl the t'il Indian eoiiiiirtf u.l..i llione l .dians in.s-in red Dr. Whit man and his family. The next spring young lupsr went with Hie regi ment of Tolunteers who foUi;ht the camptign usually knowii as the Cay- use war. Ihere was a retriinent of H companii-s iiuinla-Tiiig altogether t00 men. 1'bls expedition gat tiered al The Dalles in Keiirunry vS Al uie ciose oi Hie War, Tupr Miiialted on a beice of land near u hen- U -,i,,n is now. This tract is now known as the Tupper d. I. p. Atone lime he united with the KiptUt church in Uuldeudale, Wanhinglou, but iu this county lie never joined any church organization, though he was recog nised as a Christian mm. Ju-t be fore his death be told bis friends that he had made all preparations for death and really wauled to go. his wile died several years ago. He leaves two daughter, now the heads of families. O.im brother and one ulster survive him. The di eased was the uncle of our Win. Tupper. Mr. M. K b has for several days been among the big triss of the coa-t range, and through the cedar groves of the Upir Wilson river, but was driven out by a '" f poiaou ivy. While lu the ii ,i ains be, for a few days, helped cut is-dar for tele phone poles. He says ho has been familiar with cedar timber for years, but he never saw line slicks like those found iu the coar-t range, and cheap, too. The Stt of a Il.'i foot tel ephone pole is : Hluiupage, I i cents, cutting, 35 cents; swamping, ;t"i ceutr-; delivering on car-1, (iU cci tS t ital, 1,45. Mr. Kdee does not know how much the contractor receives, but such poles in Michigan are worth each. The value of poll's increue fast with the length aft"r il.l fis-t are passed. A -tll-fisit pole is $ I, one 611 leet brings fti, ,ri.ri or till loet stick is grahtied at $. Hauling poles trom Ihe mountains to Cornelius is not an unprofitable business. A teamster will make a trip each day b-iuging from 5 to ti h lies. The biilts of the ceilar trees are uot used for telephone poles, but are lelt lying to I si wurkid into fence ponls, Thi-se readily sell for 3 cents each In the woods, or (i cents by the roadside. Housewives who have fruit )ellies which they are willing to loan, are asked to ni tify i'res. W. 11. Web rung of the StMt Fair as-sa-ialiou or Mr. F. M, Heidel who is collecting material for the coucty exhibit. The jelly will tw placed iu the county ex hibit and become a part of it but will tie cred ted to the contributor. The glasses Will lie returned after the fair without charge tithe owner. Can uud fruits are also desired for exhi bitiou. The coutest between this county aud Marion is gi ing to be sharp this year. Marion has a pro fessional decorator and in tlmt will be able to make mo-t nf Ihe material grown or-priMluecd there. We must win by having an abundance of w hat is possible with us. 1 t no one hold back. Mr. Jackson who is preparing our exhibit, has three assistants now and before the lime for starting for Ihe fair he may have to employ others. A new Oregon fratoral society has been organized In Portland, which agrees to pay a Hick tienetii oi i. per week, alio iu ca-e of death a fu neral tienefit of !), less the amount already paid for sick Isiiietils. The memliership reels fl per year ami monthly dues amounting to 2"i cents. Can the society do il? The Odd Fel lows have not bis-n able to pay such benefits on to small a sum. The In DKHKNDKNT knows a lodge of Work men of two hundred members that pay9 $7 per week sick ta'ni tits, but no funeral benefit, whose dues are 50 cents per month net Hut ha the lodge paid I0 per week insteaii oi 7, it would have been bankrupt at the end of five years. Mr. Jackson, who is preparing the county exhibit for the state fair, went to Salem Saturday evening ami selected, or rather inspeit"d, the space allotted t this coiin y. The placets the same as inai incupun last year. While there he learntu that only three other coiiMie-, .Ma rion, Clackamas and Iiinu pounlies will he contestants for Ihe pri. . The committee having our county exhib.t in hand realize that there will nol be a walk-over If the first pri" Issccumi. Mr. Heidel. who is doing the Held work is very desirous of getting ma terial for the exhibit ol whlcn inert is a great plenty In the county, if he ran Hud where it is growing. A reader called Friday with "You have too many cyphers on that htle ment saying the city of Portland iied the circus l'J.i oil license, did you not?" No, the cyphers are all rihl. It was the Port'and council that was wrong, if anyone. Twelve thousand dollars Is the way ine ordi nance reals. Mont inn was made of 111 crop of out raised at lieedviile by Mr. Cars- leiler. The croti has bis-n harvested and results can now lie reported. Hi had 45 acres iu Held -eas an I threh ml I.12U bushels or 2!H bushel per ere. lis now wishi-s his wnoie farm had been sown to ies. Win. Hare. Torn llond and Fred Kverson are on Wilson river this Hare anil K tod went in a hmrirv with the commissary depart .....i.t. while K vers. in went on his bicycle. Teamsters are delivering ht me for the foundation of Ihe Cntholie burcii which is to he tui ilt on thevniant corner opposite the Haptist clurchon Third street. Elder Sickafisise will return in time to hold regular preachiiig si r vices at the Chri-tiaii church next Sunday, lioth morning and veiling. Call at the Inhki-knuknt ottice ami examine the famous Melton board for mounting kislak prints, latest thing out. Any at.". Miss Francis" It ue, .1 Hisniark, N'oith Dakots, is visiting with her uncle, Hon. W. D. Hsre. Miss Berenice Latham is going to Portland w here she w ill remain for several months. Prof. Case, with his family, Vii'l shortly moet Forest drove. BMr. H. V. Hates Portland this week. is visiting in i Cream, naWi, brea.l at O'. phi I il Mini iTTahrtlll HUM KOK AX APPLE XAKkET. Consul II. H. Miller baa entered uihii the duties of bis office, not with- lining the fat that be baa not I i utile to reach his itMtion. He t.n- i-s-u ii vengatiiig the direction rti hu ll American trade may he Hi. ded. An UUOttk'lMl letter iu hi trie, d, Oil. Dm-cli, of PorHaud, pon. m out poMlbilities lor IlieOregou hppie grower. Mr. Miller seya; "Yakima apples come to here every yeur and sell for $7 silver per box, or 13. 50 gold. A good market could tie had here for the Oregou apples if they could be sold for 12 gold a-r box. I see no reason why lb-lino of steamers out of Portland could not lake up the matter aod make business, several varieties of Oregon apples should do well here. " There are a great tuauy wealthy Chinese living here, and they eat ap ples and like them, and I am cou vi mill that a goisi apple market can lie made if reasonable freight rates can lie secured. All apples shipped here should tie carefully selected, IM-rfectly sound, well wrapped and nicely boxed. I hoie some cue iu ( Iregou will lake up this questi jo aod secure the trade. " This Is a wealthy aud prosperous city and is going to tm one of He rt cities of the world. Oivgoucau sell it ll iur, lumlsjr and fruit. If the prune organization succeeds It should m ud a representative to all the prin cipal cities this side of the Pari He. "Peaches are grown here plei ti ftilly, and they Mre fairly good, mI though they Mre not so Urge and tine as the Orego l peaches. They grow a peach here that is Hat, alaiut two and a hnlf to three iuches In diame ter, by one inch thick. It is rather sweeter than the coiuuiou peach and I am inclined to think It would be ati excellent peach to grow iu South eru Oiegoii, or possibly in the Wil lami ttn Valley. 1 w uld like for you 1 1 secure some grafts aud have theui tried. The peach trees 1 have seei. so far l-Hik very healthy and vigorous The country atxiut here h no d.u''t a very tiue peach country Mini 1 ts'lieve would produce a very ti'ie French prui.e, but it is too hot for the Itilian or Oregon. Japan might grow the Oregou pruueif they bad tiny soil; but from what 1 saw of it. it was rocky. They actually grow good vegetables on six inches ol .-.oil iu solid rock. It requires water, fertilizers and much work. " The fearful struggle for life on the farms of Japan is truly pitiful. I i) nest Ion whether there is auolher rice of people on the race ol tneeartn living so well under such poor con dilious. They cultivate t)e rocks and make them sui-Uia lire. "If the marvelous natural condi tions of the rtillippiiies could lie inbined with the industry, energy, skill and patriotism of the Japanese, the greatest wealth or the W irtd wntili. be theirs The Japanese must have a chance t expand. There are too many people in Japan aud nature Is forced to its limit to give them a poor life ht the best." IS01.r HONS OF KtSPKI'T. At a regular met ting of Monte- z una liodge. iNo. oui.u.u.r , me foil j wing resolutions were unani mously adoi t 'd: Whereas, it has pleased me ureal Architect ol the Universe to remove from our mid-t our brother, a. Ii. Humphreys, and Whereas.it is but lust that a til ting recognition of his many virtues should lie had; therefore, be It llfsnlved. by the memo, rs oi Monti zuma Lodge, No. 60 I. O. O, P.. that while we bow with bumble submission to the Will of the Most High, we do not the less mouro for our brother. K 'solved, that In the death of 8 11. Humphreys, this Lodge laments the loss of a brother who was ever ready lo proffer the hand of aid and the voice of sympathy to the needy ind distressed of Ihe Fraternity; an active member ol this Older, whose utmost endeavors were exerted for iis welfare aud prosperity; a friend and companion who was der to us all: a citizen whoe upright and no ble life was a standard oi emulation to ins f. Hows. Ib'solvcd, that the heartfelt aym naihv of this Lislge be extended to his lamily in Hieir Hllliction. Unsolved, that these llesolutiona la- spread upon the records of this L-dge and a copy thereof be tranr milted to Ihe lamily of our deceased brother. Committee. A VUKI Or AIIVH K AND WAK.NINli. Mn. I.iiitoK: 1 would like to say a lew words through your paper. This is a hard year for the farmers, There is not much wheat to sell, and all agents Hint are going around the e . ut. try and persuading farmers t liuv soon thing they don't want or need should be arrested and put in ill ii t ' 1 1 1 iH'iier limes come a rou no l.-ipecially the piano agent wnicn is going through the country talking unooth to young fanner's wlvea, persuading them 1 1 buy lulruments t hut miuy of them have no talent for, while the young farmer is ut work in the Held trying to make Kimething out or his poor crop Farmers ought to lie careful this ear. touching what they buy, or iiisiiv of them will be caught in a snap la fore they know It. Ol.l FA KM ICR lleail Utter Mid. The following is a list of letters re maining uncalled for in the postornce at Hillslsiro, Aug, 18, l'JOO Mrs. Olia Higley, U"V. Win. C. Shaw. All letters not called for by Sept, 1, will ba sent to the Dead Letter Ollltv. One cent w ill lie charged for e.ich letter called for, II. Si 111 I.MKKKH, P. M. tUrkiiiR Mghl and The busiest and mightiest little lhin' that ever was msde is Dr King's New Life Pills. Every pill is t s igur coatcil globule of health, that changes weakness into ftrength, list i s-ness into energy, liraiD-fag Into mental isiwer. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 2-'s? pi r box. Sold by IMta Drug Store, Ills' larahal. Account Orand Carnival of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, to Is held at Portland, Set'mbr 4 h lo I .'th iiiclusive. tickets will tie sold at re., iicul rates (mm all stations Ion Oregou line to Portland and ro- iturn. These Hi ke: will f on Mlf Is iitemlsr 31. 4 h. 6:h, 10th am! :th, and litniteil lo ll t Ol Hill'. I'.ir further vrtii'ulara, call on or ad ln-t S 'lithcrn racitl ' g-nl at liii.-lniro. ll-O CITHT UOISK. PKOBATK- Estate Louis F Niermsn, dei d. Inventory Bled; value $101 ft Es'Mte Mary aud 8 pms Ni rinsn, ii tiiora. loveutorv til t333 m. Max, Eliaand tl-d.i U . uiiuora. Ordeleil tlmt ei l-ue t minors to appear iiej t 2-1 t--ii 'W cause why real miaie r.uMI n-1 t sold. Estate W K lw is. decil. Ordered that administratm tie authorised V sell real estate al public or private Estate John W. Michalec. deed. Final account allowed and estate closed of record. Estate John Mithalec, deed. Es tate closed of record. Estate Johnsou Freeman, deed. J B Deau, J U Watts aud It 8 Hattau appoiuted appraisers iu Columbia county to list and place value on cer tain realty lielonging to said estate. Estate Flora Col hit, died. Final aix-ouut filed and Monday, Se t 2L set for examination. MARKIAUE LU'ENSE. License to wed was issued August 13, to James B Pitman, 21, and Hes sie Cornett, 17. KfclL KMT A I K. E A Eildy and wile lo A L Veatch 3 acres adjoining Tualatin Hardens Catherine U'linu to Auuie Mooney, 1G 13 ac in Orange Hall's d Ic (Jeo Hueideraud wife to Mr Urove Uuion church assis-ia-lion 1 ac io n e 4 or n e J sec 24 t 2 n r 4 w I'ualatiu Plains Prestiyteriau church to Aunie Clifton lots 4 aud "D" in grounds belong ing to church 20 Lucy E Yah a and husband to Sarah Jane liodman, zn 4 in Henry Noland jr d I c 400 II H Luce and wf by sherd) t V'eudel 8chersihel, lots 2 0 aud 8 blk 12 aud 3 High land addition t HillslMjro... . iis McMahon to Mary Aim Hake: part of e J d I c Win Catching 28 acies 300 (leo Brailhwaite to Peter Lll 30 a In w of Solomon Hich ardson d 1 r OLSKASEO FKITT. 7fi0 The horticultural commissioners of Oregon are calling attention regard- iug the sale ol liilected or uiseaseu Iruit. The law under which the commissioners act reads as folloWf: Sec. 6. It shall be unlawful for auy person, nrm or corporation v import or sell any lufected or diseased frui" of any kind in the t-tate of Oregou. Hec, 6. tvery person wno pacas or piepares for shipment to any point without the late, or who delivers or causes to be delivered to any ex pros agent, or railroad agent, or other per son, or to any transportation com pany or corporation lor shipment to any point wit'ioui me staie, any fruit or fruits, either iresti, cured oi dried, that Is infected with insects, nests or diseases injurious to tret's, or shrubs, plants, fruits or vegetables, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 7. Any person, nriir or corisi ratiou violating any of the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty ol a misdemeanor aud uMu conviction thereof shall be punished by a One ol not less than tweuly-five (2') dollars oor more than one hundred (fltHl) dollars. Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of the commissioner of the state b mrd of horticulture of the district in which a violation ol this act occurs, to pre- seut the evidence or the case to the district attorney, whose duty it shall be to prosecute any person guilty ot a violation ot this ac', which prose culion may be brought in any tt the justice courts of the state. Millions (ilven Away. It la certiinly gratifying to the public to know of one concern iu tin land who are not afraid lo tie gener ous to the needy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King's rnew Dis covery for consumj tion, coughs and colds, have given away over ten trill ion trial bottles or this great medi cine: and have the satisfaction of ku iwing it has absolutely cureu thousands of hope le.-s cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness aud ail dis eases of the throat, chest and lungs are surely cured by it. Call on Delta Drug Store and get a rree trial Dome Iteirular sice 60c and $1. h-very is t- tle guaranteed, or price refunded. Brave Ilea Fall Victims lo stomach, liver and kid ney 1 1 on riles as wen as women, all feel the tesults in loss of appetite, poisons In Ihe bliatd, backache, ner vousness, headache i ml tired, li-liess, run-down feeling. Hut there's no need to fi-el like that. Listen to J W. Oardner, Idaville, Ind. He sa: "Electric Bitters are Just Ihe thing lor a man when he is all run down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and gotsl appetite than any thing I could lake. 1 can now eai anything and have a new lease on life." Only fat cents al Delta Drug Store. FWery bottle guaranteed. KH Hot From The Nun Was the ball that hit U. B. Stead- man, of Newark, Ml h in the civil war. It caused horrible uh-ers thai no treatment helped for 20 years. rhen Bucklen's Arnica Halve cured him. Curs cuts, bruises, burns, boils, lelons, corns, skin eruptions. Best pile cure on eartn. &c a mix. Cure guaranteed. Hold by iH'ita Drug Htore. PsrtlaudBrrail. At Gates' Ice Cream Parlors. Plain bread 3 ItiavtM for a dime, ! cts a loaf, cream and Trench twirt pullman 10 i t-i a loaf. Two ilellverlm -r day, 10:30 a. ni and 4:30 p. in., wnd in your onler. Ticket 3 for a dime, 8 tr a quarti-r, 32 for 11.00. Call on F. J. Harla-r. Heiinnl alrt el if you want a flrat-claw ahavenr hair cut. Try hit bath", either hot CQltJ. Miw Minnie Vie, of I'.iriland, Visiting friend In IliiWboro. la CASTOR I A Tor Infantt nt Children, ,vly,Xr;Tlii Kind Yob Han Always Bought Blgnatttr of i COUSIT EXHIBIT. W- wish to say to the people of v a-iiingt mi county who feel an lu ier-- In making an exhibit of Ihe ...... i- of t'os couuty at the rts'e ' So. m,ciiiuujeucingSept"iuttrr 17 9' si; that e are anxious to t iijiiiy up t its fu" merits, ut . .i.d r to do ihia we wil. spar re t er time nor lalsir; hut lo make sur.- .,f i-uei-ei-a it will be necessary to hav. .he assii'tince of the prod. s-rs, a anulsclurers, and especially of the ladies wliu have borne pnaiucis, such as canned and preserved fruits and vegi ts'iles, butter, cheese, etc. Man ufacturers are also Invited lo lake exhibits of their mills aod factories, and compete for the various prises as per premium list. Copies of which cau be obtained by calling on or ad dressing W. H. Webruog, UillstKiro, Or., President of Stale Fair Associa tion. As also to donate said product to the county exhibit, Anyouewbo has anything above the average of farm products, tuch as g'ssl grains, vegetables, fruits, etc , will confer a favor to bring or send it In, 'or not fy the undersigned. F. M. HHHKL, J W.Jaiksun The accountants who for the past six weeks have beeo checking up the bisiks of the county nhlciala expected to Hie their report yesterday evening. Judge Hood informs Ihe ImiEI KNU knts reporti-r that the it port would not lie made public till It has been exan Ined bythe county cour. W. K. Hoyt shows the attractive peaches this year. He took 6 to the scales that tipped the beam at 3 pounds. One measured IIJ inches in circumference. Two jars of these beauties go into the county t-xhihit for the state fair. E B. Tongue has returned from a visit to Puget sound, but he at a its again thil evening for a visit to Salem M Amle Patterson and Eva have returned from New- Ca'ching port Xotlce ol l-'InMl Mettlemeiit. Notice U hereby irlven that the undei iKiied executor of the estate of Klort ol- lei, deceased. liaH tiled Ins final account iu the i ountv Court of Wuhincton I'ounty, Oregon, and said Court ti tiled UoiHav, sept '.HIIi. liMU at the hour ot IU o clock, a. m. of mild day, at the County Court room in Hills oro, Washington County, O evon, as the tune and plaoe lor tbe liear- inn of objection to (aid hnal account Dated this 2.U any oi auku uet. ltWl AUOLril YUlHUtl HN1UEN Kiecu'or of the eatate ot Flora Collet, deceased. 14- IS win mos w. IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OK THE Blate of Oregon, for WashiiiKtou County. Kuth bcott. H. W. Scott and Margaret bcott, bis wife, A. ti lhiniwuy, M. K. Cooke, 01. A. folium 8. M. Kelly and J M. Kelty herhunbaml Ida Vi. Hcott, Anna Kastlmn. and her himb lid. A. ti. Kastliam, KlU'ii 8. I atnurette, ' d i C. l.utourcUe, her husband, Harriett I . Palmer, and Isaac Palmer, her h Btmnd, 1'laintitla, v. Helen Smith and Chaa. H Smith, her husband, Marvuret 1'hilebaum and Augustus I'luiebaum. her liuahand, Sylvester Ackley, Roy Ackley, lonar,l Ackley, Ackley. his wile Harvey Ackley, Ouy Ack iv and Irfulie Ackley, Defendants. To Helen Pmitb and Chaa H. Smith, her loinliiiiil Sylvester Acklev. Knv Ackley Leonard Acklev. Ackley. his wife. Harvev Ackley Ouy Ackley and Lenlie Ackley, and each o you defendants, In tltn ttuini. nf the State of Or tun! You are hereby summoned to appear and aimwer the r.inoilauit tiled aaninst oil in the above entitled Court, on or before the last day of the tune prescribed ill the onler lor iuulic-ntion oi tins Biiniinous wuii n u six weeks from the date of the tirst jiubli cation hereol. which brst publication ii made July '1. i'.UU. And you sill take notice that if you fail so to appear and answer the com i hunt tiled SKainst you hi tlie above entitled suit on or befoie said hut dav of tlie time Dreacribed in said order, the plaintiff will apply to the Court lor tlie reuei uemauuefi in inn eompiano in this suit which is for the imrtition and sale of the following described ro party to.wit -iits one and four of IMock four of forest (rove. aIha conimencinff at a Doint lit) feet ?oulh of the Northeast corner of iot two of aaiit hlm-k four mid runnins thence South to South line . I aaid lot two: thence Weat on aaid South line to Southwest corner of Kant of said lot two; t emsi North on Wail line of Kast U o, said lot two to a pot 110 feet South of North line of aaid lot two: thpnne Kast to Dlace of beginning, nil in Washington Couuty, Slate of (Itevnn. And plaintiff will apply for auch other and further relif as is lust in the premises. This Summons is published by order of r. A. Mcltride, Judge of the aton-eniiuea Court duly made aud entered of record, July IS, l'.UU. C. D. O. C. biT.H Ri.TTr Attorneys foi I'laiiililt's. 9 HI AdminlairatrlK Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been apisiinted administratrix of the estate of J. I. Mite, deceased, by. the county court ol the state oi uregon for Washington county and haa duly qualified and entered iiHin the diacharge of her duties as such administratrix. All persona therefore having clainn against aaid estate are requested and re quired to present them with the proper vouchers, to me, within six months from the date hereof, at the law orlioe of Thos. II. A K. li. Tongue, in llillsboro, Wash ington county, Oregon. Dated at Hillslsiro, Washington county n,,n ll.ia "llth ila nf July Hl. R ...... . . .irTI- f.M.MA I . niir., 10-14 Administratrix. Mrs. Barnard Thanks MRS. PINK HAM FOR HEALTH. (t-arraa to aaa. nsssa so. i.wa ' DA FRiaao I feel It my duty to axpreaa my gratitude and thanka to yon for what your medicine haa dona for me. I was very miserable and low ing Heah very fast, had bladder trouble, fluttering paina about the heart and would (ret so dix.y and Buffered with painful menstmation. I waa reading in a paper about Lydia E. Plukham'a Vegetable Compound, eo I wrote to yon and after tak ing two bottles I felt like a new person. Yeur Vegetable Compound, haa entirely cured me and, eaanot praise it enongh."- a. J. p. BAaaAftO, Mu-ltowj, YanisTua Co., Ma. Aa Iowa Wswiaa's Coavtaelae atataaa "I tried three brU, th last pna said notUiaf but aa operation would kelp me. My trouble waa pro. fuse flowing; sometimes would think i would flow m dual h. I was so weak that the h'aat work wonld tire me, Reading of so mnnr being cured y your medicine, 1 r. ri up say mind m write; to To" fo a.lvloe, and I am so rlad that I did. 1 look Ul E- 4l' ham'a Vcgetatiie Ciimnound nd IJrer ! SS.'l mend your medicine to all, for it aared my Ufa."-Misa A, P., Hot 11 Abbott, Iuwa, KIDXMY TK. Oregon Kidney Tea cures back ache, Sidney and bladder trouble For sale at the 1 'ti. ftOTIl'l-: FOIt PI LI1'ATI v Lai rri, t at Oiiuos Cirv. Ou .. July. '.'I, PMI ViTl'"R IS HEREIi Y t.lVEN IHVt i. ths fulloiiiK-naniil te-ttlr hail ri i -1 notice u' h't niti-iitHiu lo make Miai proof in ftupp-iit ut' hu cImiiii. ami tliut Mini liruul will be liiftile brt'urt Ilia lleKistiT --liii Kwe ver at Urrguti City. Uro., ou brpt. J, Ihuu, vu : hWAS NELSON', II. K. N i 1U7U, fur tb K H of K Ike 21 J INKS V. H minis the f .liuwin itaws( lo provs bis continuous reaiUencs upou anil cullivatinii of said laud, vii: Hrtur A. felcnou.of Uletiwood Ors. Jacob T. l ux, of " f eUr t Wilier, of " " O. A. WihJi acii, of " " CH AS. ii. MOOKL8. 10-IS Keguiter. NELSON & REEP. MANLFACTL'RKKS OK Hough and Dressed LUMBER W'a will have our sawmill reaily to saw himlier on or alsmt June 8th. The body of timber tributary is the best in the state and heme with our superior machinery and me hauical skill our prmluct will be axual lo that found in auy market and superior to most. We invite nr,lers. ltf Don't Be Doped There have lieen placed uhhi Ihe market Several elieap reprinta ot ail otioUteedltlii or ' Weloter's Dictionary." They are lielng Offered uuder various names at a low prion By tlrv rood! dealer. friKvriL utrentki, etc. , and lu a fuw .titaiuni iu premium forutK:ii- Auuouuctituenti of twm cnuipuratlveljr Worthless reprints are very misleading: for lnisms they are advertised lo Iw tlie siilxlantial equivalent of a tilRtier-pi-ieed InniU, wbeu In realltv, so far as we know and Ift-ltete, lliey are all, from A to Z. Reprint Dictionaries, photot)pe eiiple nf ft iMMik of over Hfiy veiriAfo, wliU h tn Itatlttv wiwltl rrriHMit l&.UU, aud which was much HiiMrtnr iu Mii'r, frin t, and bindhtK to tlute iimtat lotitt, Ikjiihi ueii a work of uiu met it liirtitnd ol uiw Long Since Obsolete. The supplement of lll.uu so-called "new words," which some of thine books are silver tiseU to contain, was compiled by a gvnlle-. man w bo died over tortr years sgn, and was puliilalied before his death, oilier minor additioua are probably of more or lees value. Tbe Wtbuer's Unabridged Dlcilooarr pub Usbed by our bonne is tliu only meritorious one or that name familiar to Ibis general Ion. It contains over l paves, with lllusirH tkius on nearly every pane, and tiears our Imprint on the title ge. It Is protected by copyright from cheap imitation. Valuable this work w. we have at vast expense plllilmbed a Ihoniughly ruvlseal an. i-ewor. known Ihrotigbout the world as Webster's International Dictionary. A a dictionary lasts a liletiiue you should Get the Best. Illustrated pamphlet free. AddrM O f- M EK Ri AM CO.. Sprlnttleld, Mass. Catarrh Cannot be Cured with local applications, aa they cannot l each the seat of tlie diaease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in or der to cure it you must tuke internal rem edies. Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, and acts directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces. Hull's Catarrh l ure is not a (Uack medicine. It was prescrilied by one nf he bent physicians in this coun try for years, and una re ular prescription. It is composed nf 'he best tomes known con hincd with the best blood purifiers, act ing direcly on the mucoim surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingred enu is wi at p nduces such wonderful n aill s in curi g Caturrh, bend for testinioniuls free. Address, F.J. CHENEY A Co., Toledo,!) Sold by llruggisti. 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Acker's English Kemedy nlll atop a cough at any time, and will cure the worst colJ in twelve hours, or money re funded. 45 and 60 cents at Del W Drug Store, KOTICKKOlt PI HI.ICATIOX lrfiarlment ol tlie Interior. I.sd rrn a at iihkuos City, Oum. July, 21 1 J U. NOTICF 18 11 KKKH V tJIVK.n ill AT the ollowinir liuined settler has Hied notice ol his in eiilion to make tinnl proof in support ol Ins claim, ami tlmt "aid proof will he made before the I'ounty t'lerk of W'ashiiigton Co., at Hillalioro lira., on Aug 81. 1 W, via: NICHOLAS I'M'KKWHRACHKK, H. K. No. MM.", for the N W of 8 W M Sec A, N K V. of S E X Mid 8 5, ol N K Kec 4 T 8 N K A W. lie names the following witnearea to prove his continueiis residence up in and cultivation ol said land, via: Til-Unas B. hiiiilh. ot i.ienwoixi ure. Adolf Koltsenlogel, ot lleinrich Mans ot " " Alois lleinirohr, of " " 1 11 to. II. MUUItt!,'', 10-IS Register. AUKNT8 wanted for the best typewriter on the market, the "I'ittaburg isihle;" writing in sight at all times, exclusive territory given. Address Bindley Hard wa.-e Company, I'illsburg, l'a. Adminlat rnlor'ia ollce. Notice is hereby given that I lie under signed haa been appointed by the county court of the state of Oregon, for the county of Washington, administrator of the estate of John Lain, deceased, ami that all persona having claims againxt raid eatate are requested to present the lame together with proper Touchers to aaid administrator at iiis farm aliout two miles westerly from Sylvan postjoflica within six months from thisdste. Dated this 2:Srd dav nf luly, HUM). JOrKI'H LA US, Administrator of the estate of John Laos, deceased. 10-14 KOTK 'K rOKfl BLICATHIN Laso Orrn 1 at Ooo! Citt, Van, Juiv. -a. v.. XT0TICKI3 HKIIF.UY lilVKS THAT i the following uauieil settler has tiled n,,tu of his Intention to make final proof la support of his claim, and that said proof will be mads before Ihe Hcgisler and He reiver at Oregou City. Oregou, on Sept. , l!M via; FKTfcti A. I EI fc K.SOX, H. E No. llil-fi. f r the W of X W K and W M of 8 W 8 c Xi T 3 X H 8 VY. lis names the loilowlng witnesses U tr ve hia continU'iua resi-lonce upon and cultivation oi sain i il l via Ieter E. Wagner. i,f Olenwood, Ore. 8an Nelson, of i'. A, Weduerg, of Jacob T. Cox, of I HAS. It, 10-13 MOOKK3, Hegisier. OA Baantks aVtsattrs f jf in in 1M Kind fm Hm I'tm Baul D I will on or about September 1st open a stole at the Xorth Hast corner of Second and Main streets, Uillshoro, in the building lately occupied by U. K. l?ryan tfc Son, where 1 will carry a well selected and complete stock of Groceries and a full line of women's and men's Shoes. My shoe department contains the best jrrade of iroods on the market. A- leader will be the celebrated Hamilton, Brown Go's, shoe, than which there is no superior. It will be to the advantage of intending purchasers to wear their old shoes a few days longer until I receive ny fresh stock from the factory. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at tlie corner of P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. THE Bankers Life Insurance Co. OF NEBRASKA ISSUES The Policy of the Future Send name, address, tnd age and get full particulars of the bes. plan ou which Insur ance was ever written J. . 413 Marqaam Knililiiig;, HAVE YOU BUTTER PARCHMENT? . All gilt-edged butter put on the mar ket by creameiies is wrapped in pajn-r. The product of the private daily would reach its market in much hcttet condi- . tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment than it does when wrapped in cloth. Parchment is nut only better than cloth but cheaper. Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard Irotn which 27 sheet can lie vttt 27Parch ment wrappers cost 1 cents. 500 ShePts 8x11, 500 Sheets. 8x ; 3, Main and Third streets and get pjices OLD LINE F. COrtPTON, Gen. Agent . l'ortland, Oregon. USED 50 cts, 55 cts i The s amhnl size lor 2-pound rolls is 8xit Inches; i p iitul block are wrapped in the 8x13 sire. One reason why paper has not lieen jenerally used heretofore, fanners could not pet it at tbe initial More It is now kept at the Indejiemlent of fice ctit to any size wanted.