Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, August 31, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOLD OFFICERS" SHORT! So Suijs Clark & Buchanan, the Accountants II A V K IMII TIIK CLAIMS Kepurt will be Wade Meek. Pablle Mfl Clark A Hurhanau, avouiitut, liavei liail (hi1 cm ill UMik of the iiiuu ly ntllitTK In liauil (or fix wueka. Tln-ir r't rt in in tli hatnl-i of t'-ouuty Jii.Il'h Ifcaal, tiut will Uul 1 filed till uet.1 wt-ek. However, some of its content have leakeil out. Il uu UoiiMeillv Hale that miiuh ol the u ii I v nfti.-ers are de limjiiet.t. Al any ruin llif y liav lasfti paying iiinnev iii'o the county treasury. It. It. UimhIIii, wlinwi term uf county clerk finrl J uly , ln'.Mi, paid tUJ4. it; J. A. Iiiidrie paid vldti.:tu, ami V. I liruilford paid fHil.Ul. Mr. liiMxiin Ii wondering why Ills ilelin- ipienciea werw not found by previous uivoiiiiIhiiU. lor aucn nave ieii em ployed hy inegraud jury. Mr. Moore of tireenville, Air. Jewtil nia:rum uf r'ureal Urove, Mr. J. 1. Merry man. Mr. Kl. Mi-liuluiericli, Mr. W II. Wehrunir and Mr- John M- w" of IliilnlMiru cliti ki-il Ihe laaiks ami foiiuii tin-in correct or an report!, The ottkers who have- beeu held up are curious to know which of I heat) accountant are correct. The fact la the (juicer ittoul aix yeaia ago w"lil from the fee" ayaleiu to the salary. There were many changes in Ihe law about lhal time iliffereiilly applied iv different nfni'iaM. Clark A Ituchauan have unileilakeii to Inter pnt these law, Which if allowed to lie Ihe correct meaning will tiring Ihe olni-lal ill ilel,t lo Ihe counly. Uu th olher hand if Ihe courts are ap pealed to ami read ihe acta ditl'ureut ly then the counly will have lo pay thin money back again. Mr. Brad ford talking of the matter aaid "I did not propoie lo dehale with the ac countants." He kuowa Ihe county caiinol aliM-ond wherefore he prefer red to pay over the amount lu dis pute ami Ihua put his bondsmen at aae and appeal to the court later. Our local Mitnunlants did not cons true Ihe law in anyway hut added the debit and credit side of the ac counts which show that all moneys received were accounted for. Mr. Kurd is a limited In owe lha largest amount, put at he sayu over I'itHM), bill he aays he owes nothing. It all depends upon the const ructiou of the law. No one supsses for a momeiil that there is any ciniinal deliniuen cics. MOIM 41 HOU K l l i:VS. The ruin last w eek Was quite wel come, although it kept some of tht firincrs Irom slackiii) ijraiii. Mhs Klhel lloikius is visiting with her Mister, Mrs. Yergeu. Mr. Va!tT lleatoii ami his sister, returned home from Ihe ... ... - , teineuiK grounds. Mhi Minnie Kinmcl was visiting with her cousin, al Mcholl s, last week. Her coiiHina, Miwies Mary and Norn Kmmel accoinpaiiled her Inline. K. v. I'. W. l.auner preached a aer moil t i Ihe children on Ihe I9ih uf Au(ju-t. The children were well represented and seemed lo enjoy it. Mr, Walter llealon and Mr. Curtis ('..peland left for I'orllaud, enroute for A-loria, where they will work in a sawmill. Mr. Karnesl also wenl to 1'i.rlland where lie intends to work until school begins. Hie iielite of a liual Is envied by all r dyspeptics w hose s Bi h and liver are out ol order. All such should know thai ltr. Kind's New Life I'llls, the won derful Htomach and liver rtmcdy, gives a splendid appetite, sound di gesiiim and a regular bodily habll that insures perfts t health and great energy. Only l11 "r"K Store." A Life AuU Heath right. Mr V. A. Ililies, of Manchealer, la writing uf hi almost miraculous eKcape from death, says: "Kxposure alter measles indui-ed serious lung trouble, which ended in eousump lion. 1 hud Ircqueiit heoiorrhages and ismgbed nlgnt ami day. All my doctors said I must soon die. Then I began to use lr. King's New discovery for consumption, which completely cured me. 1 would not be without it even if it cost $., INJ a Is.ttle. Hundreds have used It on my recommendation and all say it never fails to cure Ihnsit. cheat and lung troubles." K-gular sie .r.0e and I 00. Trial Isiltles free al free Helta Hrug Store. (iiurluus rns Coinea from Dr. 1. H. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. H wriies: "hour ls.lll.sof Klectr.c Hitlers Mrs. Brewer uf scrofula, which had caused her great suffering for yearn. Terrible sore would eak out on her head and face, and Ihe at doct r ,-ould give no helpi but her .-lire Is compu te and her health laexcellenl. i-i.!.. ui... wlml thousands have llin nit"""" " . . proved that Kleitrlc Bitter. Is the best blood puriH. r kuowu. Il the supreme reimsly for ecema, tetter, ..i, .i. niis-i-s. tsiils and running It stimulaies liver, kidneys i i...,. -u evoels liolsons. helim di ii.... builds Ul the Hrength. T.Miv f... cents. Sold by U'lta Drug - ... Si ire. He luoleil ThMrgeB. Alld.slorst .i l llei" Haiiiilton, uf .t Jetler-s.n.O.ancr-u r,...H is iii .nibs from rectal M"la, lie .1. a isttv niieration .. ..rf..r.,..di but he cured hime with nve Is.xes of Hucklni'a Arnl.ni Salve. Ihe sur.-t pile cure on earth, tind the ls-1 saUe ui Ihe world, ibc a l.nv. S Jd by K it Drug Store. VrUaa4Krrai. l li lies' Ice Cream Parlora. i'lain breA.ia loaves for a dime cream and trench twist .' els lout, iiillinau ltltta loaf ' Wo del. verba I-r. lay, HI ;10 a. IU. and I HI P. , ',,,,r 0'le, 'IVkeis ;l b.r a dime, M lor a 4uarler, :U f.-.r II.ihi. Call 01, F.J. Harlar, Sei-oud street , .. . 11 ri class shawnr hair- I inn nnm n n - ...1 irv l.,s balli. either hot or Kreali Portland lra I al tlit-V bread tl-liv-ry Gat'- 10 ;U) a. in twiiv a tl.iy ! h tut I : : tt I . in. MoUllU for Ft 111! pilt'lltH at the IjiUklf KNIiENT i.tti.--, I ili.it HI,. I H half lor 6 ( t. Wui. I'oiutir, wtin linn ttffii f-(ii'inl ing a fw week In HilMnrii, return- fil In 8.1. ui lant Vfinc-lay. (in lo ttm t'ny Hakfry fur fr--.li HurllHiiil and l unit-Hi' tirr.ttl, ttiul you run have it tMivi-rl at all hours of I tie day. L.ryi In repairing, tira.ing, turning vulcanizing and suinlrii-.i at . Ii. Wilktw, Nrvonit -lri hi, ui xt door to llilli'oru Hotel. Mr. Iiaae i-i-y anil w ife r-t-irled yesterday for Hoi-a-, Idaho, to visit I heir son. They expect lo be absent two moulds. Call at Ihe blurtMiKNT ittiie ami examine the lamous Mi-lion ismrd for iniiiiliiig kodak print-. Latest thing out. Any si.". ttev. C. ('. I'oliug w ill preach iu the Kvaiielical church next Sunday at II o'clock, K-edvllle al :t o'l-ha k and at Ihe union service iu Hit M. K i-liurcli iu the evening. Come, IVil. Uoweu started yesterday eve liing for a trip t Michigan, going over the Holllheru I'acitii-t'o's Hues lie bouifht his ticket iu Uillibom aud gut a conivsMoii tliat alloAahim to slop a few hours in Han Franci-s-o. Wiu Mohr ni LL-s IhsiIs at I i shop ou Hei-ond street, llillslsiro, for .r.f0 per pair, sewed slnsw for !" aud gives special alleulioil to repair ing. He usee only lirst-grade sbs k which enables him lo guarantee his work. Mlsa Mary Cnll ey, uf I s liver, is visiting with, her sister, Mrs. Hob Walker, near 1 a virion. Since com lug here Miss t!oft'ey 's lieallh ha- not been robust, though he is stronger than Mrs. Walker, who is not able to Visit any distance Irom home. Ke. B. F. MiMaly, who has been xpeuiiliig about three weeks ol tils vacation among his lormer paiiali lonera, alarled for home on Monday evening last. The young people ex erted themselves to make his visit an agreeable oue, and it would not lie surprising if oue or two of his heart strings are strained. Haines 4 Shipley, at Forest drove, employ a gang of forty men on their I ay balers at Fort hI tirove. Not all of these are on dnty ut one time, since the day at that barn is 24 hours long iiueesnltHling two shifts of men. It is now eslimal.sl thstitwill take a moi th yet to hale all the hay.lhat goes iulo th a contract. Kxpansion has done this for us, and we can Well afford to vots for il. There is some Iriclion between ll.e liunteM and farmers, and here is an incident that !ihih-iii il last wts-k which will account for a part of il. Mr. J. J. Whitt ii, who lives near I'hiliips this county, had Iwo Jersey heifers shot lo de. th in Ihe pa.-ture. The young i-owh wer worth ) each. The names of the "sp rts meu" Is withheld, but it is doubtful if a ludiHuent aeaiust th 'in is of value. I'rof. D. A. (iroul, of Ihe I'orllaud I 'ark school, ia again an instructor al the couuly inslilutx in Hillsboro. This Is the Ihird year he his been tvilh us aud our teachers Is-gill to think that they know him well and favorably, too. I'rof. (Jrout does not allow hiu self lo lie hampered liy machine methods, but boldly strikes out into new paths. He is recogni.'sl as one of the ls-st principals in the Portland schools, where be has been continuously employed for ten years. A farewell rcce tion w ill be ten dered to President and Mrs. Met lei land Ibis evening ut Marsh Hall. Il ia understood lhal all or Dr. MeClcl laud'a friends are invited lo Im pres en! aud participate in the Dual leave laklug. There will be some speaking, a little eating, nvIih, a few tears, and job lot of giaid w ishes. The Dr. and his family ejtpecl lo leave Forest drove on Ihe morning tram of .Mon day. They will be in Portland only a few hours at most, n 'lining upon the overland Irani takeif. The scourge of cut worms thai vis ited many fields and gardens during ihe past summer has directed the at tention ol the farmers to the valua ble service peilormel ny ine mm. In all those gardens where there was a flock of chickens or a baud oft hlna nheasauls. there was least iisinsge ny the worms. Some ambitious hunter nrnpoeea to lengthen the open game season for birds in Hie 10th ol No- vein 1st. By that time all the leal ti ered trllas will pe kllle. anil u.e worm and bugs will have lair show at the farmers gardens ami lielda. Mr. T. J. Fletcher, of Hales Creek, will start iu lew days on a irip in insiNM-tion o. Ihe southern half of the Si lets Indian Kesi-rvalion. This tract is lo I ihrown oh-h to settle ment assisin as Ihe surveys mat are wiur niakimr are comnle ed. The reservation originally extended from Hrande Kornle, Yamhill county, southward through the west end ol Polk county into Kenton, now l.in- eolu county. When Ihe Indian allot ment was liihd.t some year since there were only lialivi-s enough to occupy the northern In'if. It was then arranged thai when the south part was surveyed It would I I thrown oi'n lo actual settlers. Thai time has now come and homesteaders areprepsring to settle tne vaiimnie lands that are vacant in that si-tion. i,- X H CoffeV. of the Stale University of Washington, al Seattle, haa been welcome visitor iu Hills boro during the week. On Monday evening he delivered his hi ture, Fruits ol the Press," and on Tues day evening another nil "Anting .l..- o Tim s.iviiiil is bv islils Mr. Cn Ilex 's delivery is not w hat we are aci uloineil lo; per hap H la modeled after lhal ol the) Boston H.h.s.1 of Orst ry. There Is, irreat evideiMVof the machine. His; Fruils of the Press" d.-sl more with w hat author have v riiien than with printing, lie m-ds t revi-s- il, since the last Isaik he pay In respect In I "Trilby," w hh-h is now about five yeara vld. He, however, had the title uf hlMibet lu In ml when he arraigned Ihe daily and weekly Journal. Public nWr st ein to overlook Ihe fad ih.-l if there were no readers Ihere would Is- no uun.i i.nwi There la one virtue . In a verv larire degree l.y the pr.-. of the lime which Prf. C. ff new le. led to make promim-iil, lhal MAKING AGREEMENT To be Settled Outside of the Courts OLllKM" SOX (lET.i 1,500 The ( tht-r tuOtl U bo HlIJe4 Ulber Heirs. iaia Conrad Kssig, w ho died last wiul-r while en mule to Oreou City, 00 a Siutherii Pai itic train, left a policy in the A.O. V. W. of ihe stile of Kansas. The beneuViariert were Magdalen K-ssig, his wife, aud Wil liam, a sou, who is a resident of Spo kane, W ash., t 00 to the widow, aud ft Hid to the sou. Prior to his death he tried to make a change of the hen enViarie, but had not completed Ihe same when death came. His wish was to give his minor children, who live herewith his secoud wife, ea.-h the sum of loOil, aud the sou at Sp.i kaue Ihe other .j00. The case haa la-en s tiled by an agreemeut of Ihe SiMikauela-nellciary to tike tl 'sJOand the minor heir here in take $.i00, fjuo of which is in In contingent upon proof of the death of Kssig'n lirst wile, from whom Kssig had ts-eii separated for years, aud iu wiiose favor the mlicy nperaleil Iu Ihe sum uf .'SHI. Lssig's desired change was man' Tested hy w riling, witnessed, ou tin back of the certificate, but the grand lodge of Kansas decided to throw the matter into the courts aud have the rights adjudicated there. The settle, ment stops litigation and la consider ed the bent I hat can be had consider ing the ntale of affairs. nil HI" HOUSE. I'KOHATK. K-t Hiram Hurl deed; final settle ment uf estate approved and closed of record. K.t John Smith deed; will admit ted to probate and John Vamlehey appointed executor without bonds. Appraisers J W Vandervelden John Vauderveiden aud Theodore Van dyke. Guardianship Warren minora, an nual m port and accouul filed Mag Ih Warren, being of lepal age, rrer sellleiueiit and her receipt is aci-ept-ed (Juardianship Mary Thoinpaon. fis-ble minded. Ward reported dead .mil tinal report accepted. Kstale turned over in lather of ward, and guardian and bondsmen discharged from liability. Kit J D Hue deed; inventory filed and ordered that properly exempt from execution la set over to widow id ilecea-ed. K-t William Wilson deed; ordered Unit executor have authority to sell personal properly al private sale for cash in hand. M AKKI AI1K l.ll'KNSK. License to wed were Issued Aug. lo Frank Burin tt 22, and Annie I" Smith -20. Aug 28 to Cnas. E. Biadiev 2tf. and Emma. Stewart '16. Kttli KISTATK. Albert Wachlin to Marie Waeliliu, 11 e 4 of a w J and u w 4 see 27 t 1 a r 3 w .lost-nil Lee and wife to Louis IOuO linrklnMt t 1 n r 4 w 18 acres K A Wolf to Lisette Wolf lots III I I 15 and 19 Wheeler's siiIkIi viion (Jeorge Hraill waite 10 Michael I'rison :iU ac of the Sol Uich ardson and wife d I c Morris Pulley aud wf to Fred Francis 20 ae in K B Com fort d I c Philip B Potter to Mary K Jensen 10 ac sec 31 t 1 a r 3 w Ludwig HolU lo U S s 1 ol n IU2 1000 7f0 400 276 e 4 sec 2! I 1 a r 3 w..lteliniielnhiu't It Wcslphal and bush to Bill o. inger .r ac F.lkauah Wal ker il I e John 'J Armstrong to Mary H Miller a tract of metes and Isiuuds iu I 'on si tirove W A Wilkes to L E Wilkes a part of Challield d 1 c 36 ac. Jennie M Burkhardl to L 13IMI 25 2250 Hiirkbanlt 18 a I I n r 4 w... I Preaching at Farmiuglou at 3 P m. next Sunday. Heguiar preaching services at the Christian church Sunday. Postmaster Atweil. of Forest Urove. siM-nt a few hours in lllilsnoio on We. Ini win y Inrenoon. Mr. Hoiiaiak. wife aud two child ren started to Seaside on Wednesday morning for an outing. Call at John iH-unis' place, corner Mam and Second streets, Hillstsiro, and see his sba k of griK-eriea and sluss. C. C. Hall, of the '08 class, Pacific CnUersitv. Forest Urove, visited mis wetk wilh his old classmate. Congressman Tongue. Il is time to call Ihe republican clubs of W ashingion county togetner, it is iust a well for Ihe people lo talk polliics la-fore the election. II. Webrung A Sons begin issuing ticket Saturday. Sept. 1st, ou ihe following prir.es: 1st, a 2.r, aide iMiaril: 2il. gentleman's f4 umbrella 1.1, lsil' tl umbrella; 4th, choice ot girl's " dress or boy's fo suit. It is staled lhal purchaser aie in Hie market for hom at f;J per acre, Some s.iles are report-sl al that fig ure. The crowt r thus . -ca pea the iMiiherand eiis-'tuje of pckiug. On lie other haud the pun baser haa ihe i rivileife of picking and curiug to nit Imiisell. Ihe plao it wisjld sum I mure satisfactory than the ..nirdi t sysiem, where the product f .he vsrd is to ta delivered u tne bale, 15. P. C0RXEL1US, Auctioiif er, Hillsboro Oreflon 1 offer niv services to ciiia-na of Mi's i-utii ty lo ell gisals, merrhamli and chatlula at public Vi-nfliM. I w ill ai'emt all ales ,t lime and phis sp,riflid upon reifivinir a n-.nesl fd ii-o, ( bargeaj-f asonhble, ' O -y ; W.u- '' of liutu rjt yWyTr. :, The M. 11 Sunday bcuisiI city had a suoceful pieuic on lv ' hill last Wednesday. The teachers' iusiituie, uow iu aea sloo, U well attended, there being nearly a hundred prereut. Mr. J. A. Thornburgh aud family will move lo Forest U rove this week, where their residence will be fui the next lew mouths. Mr. Thoa. Telford, who spuut a few day here several mouths ago, is again here with his ife, tue guest ol Cut. Bow en. Schulmeric-h A Sou say Iheir busi uesa lu implemeuts is steadily in creasing uotwithstauding the uuusual tlse in such commoditiea. Hou. B P. Cornelius is iu Hit market for GO or more head of calves. He ia paying for calves as much as old cows brought four aud five years ago. Schulmericb A Son have received imrt of their tail slock uf dress ami furuishiug gotsls also bistlsaud shoes. Prieosaud gisals a little In-tler tbau formeriy. J. W. Hulchiuson, general agent for Deerlug Harvester Co. ol Chicago was iu Ihe city Ihis week visinug wilh Iheir ugeut for Washiugton Co. Messrs. Scliulmerich Jt Sou. At Ihe official meetiug or the M. B. church last Tuesday evening, llev. II. Oberg received a uuauimous iuvi- lallou to return as the pastor 01 tins burcb for another year. Rev CUpp, of Foref t Urove, will occupy I he puipil in tne i.ougrrKa- tloual church next sunuay morning. I'he eveuiug services will be a union met ting at Ihe Methodist chuich. During Ihe month i f August there have been shipped Irom tne 11 ins tx.rosla iou4 cars of oats, weighing 127,385 pound.-; 49 cars of hay, 411 toils, 4 cars of Hour, 004 barrels, ami car of lumber. These adileu maae 59 cat a Rev. H. Ola?rg will preach In the Methodist church Sunday morning lu the eveuiug the union services will be held in ihis church. Kev. C. Poling will preach. A cordial in vitation to attend Is extended lo all The Woumu's Fomgu Missionary Ssjiely of the Methodist church will hold a aH;lal al me parsouuge v m neaday eve Sept. 5. A goial program aud uovel refreshments. No admis iou charged, but a free w ill ottering will be taken. Everybody eomu. Messrs. Heidel and Jackson, who are preparing the county exhibit foi the slate fair, are in need 01 caum-u herrles, atrawlrries ami isaeii plums. These fruils are in great abundance in the couuly, aud tin superintendents ask the loan ol euouub for a creditable exhibit. The hollies will be returned at the emi 01 the fair.' Win B. Jollv returned this we k from Nome, and appears t be pleas ed that be ia at home.Hti thinks Hr la good mining ground there, but th best clilujs are iu litigation. Four or live yeara hence ruining win ui- more active than now. As bad a feature aa anv thing I the govern ment which is purely military. There la a company uf aoldiers there whoae captain is mayor, police Judge as well as recorder. A Judge of the U. S. district court goes up every three or four months to hold a term of court. Mr. Jully estimate thai there Is room for 6,000 men in thai country, but when 00,000 go iner ihe population ia too itense. im natives who are abandoning Iheir diet offals and adopting thai uf tin whites, bread, fruits aud he like, are dying (id rapidly. I'rof. Durttte. uf Portland, bar been one uf Ihe favorite ii.strui t'irs ai the teachers' metitute uow in session here, but he allowed himself to la- treed oue day when he waa present ing the subject of civil government He evidently thought lhal he was running for county sclnajl s.its'rln temleut in Multnomah couuly, and thai the election had not been held for he branched off on imperialism, saying that oue of the political par ties opposed the doctnee, leaving ini impression that Ihe other party ad vocated imperialism. This aroused Supt. Ackerman, who evulintly thought it not professional, tor ne a.l a teacher was not employed to teach politic, but il he mentioned i al all he must impartially give both sides of the question. Alan other time Prof. Durrelta stated tht democratic contention on the trusts The Prot. evidently forgot ti at hi ia not on the democratic ticket. J. H. Ackerman, stale superinlend ent uf achoo s. suenl etluesiiay at, Ihe countv teachers' iustilute, now In ssion. Ackerman has tseu In ortlce two veara. and in that lime he has done a work that ranks ahead of like organization in the older stales. He look lo his uto in ' tne i'iea inai C . a aharnlv traded school is not the lHi for turning out strong, wen-uai , aneed nunils. Hence. Instead ni ar ranirinir for traded schisils in Ihe eountr districts, he has wriiten course of etudy which will take eight veara for the ordinary pupil lo com pltie,but if there is a origin pu 11, he is to be promoted at any time, 1 r if it ia fast in one study he it to ' advanced in that study, but he 1 mains wilh his old class in all the other studies. Sunt. Ackerman has had call from ( hica .0 for all tie copies outlining th Oregon course ol atudv which he can spare. Th i course has been in the Oregon school ror a year and is showing it excel leoce. Tbe superintendent has prt pared a new roil bisik which seems to leave nothing In ta? desired along that line. It out only is a record of the school from term 10 term, out from year to year. It als-i preserves a hiitorv of each individual pupil school life, when he Marted to sdiou' when he waa absent, wnen ne was tsrdy, what progress he made each mouth In hia studies. A wonderful history is wriiten. Tab i kept on the teacher, too, as well a on I he boy. Of the very many Si ImhiI record books that have been prepared Ihis seems lo be the msl coiiiph t . It is not comi lifted either. It Ihe teacher flod that he Is not able In write It up, it i he needs term at Normal Si'hool. indication that the Monmouih CASTOR I A for Infants and. Children. TM KM Yon Hais Always Bought Bears the Signature of Lr. Adkins Is at home again RINGLIXG BROS. SHOW Will Kxhibit at Portland N'ext Week LA KliKNT IS THE tVOKLU txraroiua hate af ll.lOka ba oiaile fraat llillkliere aaii Kvlara. Arraugemel.t bava been com pleted by which all who wish lout leud performances at Kingling Bros.' World's Urea 'est Show iu Portland, I'liursilay aud Friday, Hepteiutr 0 sud 7 cau secure special excursion rtea ou all line of travel. This w ill be the only point iu this vicinity where Ihe great show will exhibit duri'ig the preseii t season, aud those who tail losee It will miss Ihe grand est siiiuseiiieut event uf Ihe year. Since iasl aeasou Kingling Bros.' fa mous exhibition haa been doubled in sia-J aud ia uow beyond all quesliim or doubt the largest and best com bined circus, menagerie and hippo drome in the United States. The -rinrinance ia given by over 200 high -salaried specialists, in three riuifs, on Iwo stages. In mid-air, and u a huge quarter-tuile hippodrome t'ack. The trained animal features, which are alone worth many times the pi ice of admission lo see, Include three troupes of wonderful edu at d elephants, Locxhait's play-acting elephants, Marchand'a pugilistic pachyde'tiis and Soulier's elephant briss baud, and O'Brien's sixty one horse act, in which Ihree-acore hand sonirt ruuines perform in oue ling, at one time, under the direction of one man. The grand free street parade which lakes place at 10 o'clock on the morning of the exhibition ia the most magnificent display ever seen. Don't mis it. XOTH'K HHtrUHLKJATlOS aAo iirm i at Oncaos City, Oaxoos. Augut 29, l!IOO. TOTICK IS HEREBY GIVES THAT the fullowinn-nained nettle lias . led notice of his intent!.. 11 to Diane nnal pro. it in upport of hia claim, and that said prouf ill be mads before the Regime ami It ce vi rat Oregon City, "regon, on Uct.e ber II, 1 '.iou, vil : CHARLES 0. NKI.SON. II. K. N 1. 14M, lor the N K Sec 12 I S N R t W. He names the following witnesses to prove nis continuous resilience upon and cultivation of aid land, viz: 8oren Jei.poen, of Bacons OreKou John J Johnson, " " " P. Hoirinaii, ' " " W'lliain uregt;, " Mountaindale t HAS B. MOOKES, 1.VJ0 Kegiater otloe ol rinrtl KettleruentT" Notice is hereby friven that the undei i(?ned executor of the estate of Elor 1 ol- lei, aeceaseil. lias llieu ilia mini wuum 111 the 1 ountv Court of V aahinctmi IVjulity, Ort-uoii, and aaid Court ha fixed Monday, ept 24th, law ai inu nour 01 10 u , a. ni. of aula day, al me .ouniy tioun room In Hills oro, Waahinatoo County, U eiioii, aa the time and plan for the hear ing of objectiona to aaid final account. Ualeu inia zu aay 01 aukusi, iw ADOLHH VliN UKUNIOEN. Exevu'or 01 the estute ot flora Collet, deceased. 1418 N THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE Stale of OifK. Ir WaabhiKUin County. Ruth Scott. H. W. Scotland Margaret Scott, hia wife, A. S. Huniway, M. K. Cooke, O. A. Coburn. 8. at. k.eltr and J M . Kelty her husDana Ida M. Scott, Anna Easthau. and her husb nd. A. U. Eastham, Ellen S. I atourelte, and u. u. tatourette, her husband, arrictt I.. Halnier. and Iaaac l'uluier, her husband, flaintitla, v. ll. lni rtmilh and Chaa. H. Smith. her huaband, Marearet i'hilebauin and Augustus i'hilebaiim, ber husband, Bylveater AcXIey, Koy Ackley, lonart Ackley, teklLv. bia wife. Harvey Ackley. Uuy Ack.t jr and Leslie Ackley, T.i tti.lii R111 it h and Chaa H. Smith, her husband, Sylveater Ackley. Roy Ackley. Leonard Ackley, Ackley. Ina a ife, Harvey Ackley. Ouy Ackley and Leslie AcKley, ana eaA-n o yon ueicnuniiw,. -'Vtf.l.-t'. ...... . J n the name 01 me oiaie m vr. nun 1 V1111 ure hereby summoned to appear and -iii.ith ll.e poninlaint tiled against ou in the alsive entitled Court, on or before the last day of the time prescribed in the order lor publication 01 HUB dumiiuoiii wmtu 11 six weeka from the date of the lirst publi cation hereol, which brat publication ia ma. e J11 v 27. 1110. Aim you .ill utxe notice that if you fail am t- .i-neur and ilia iiini.laint tilel MitiinM you 111 tbe above entitled auit on 01 befoie aaid I,.. 1 Hv f tlie lime ureacribed in aaid order, the ulainlitl will apply to th Court lor the relief ueinanneu 111 vue voiiiiiain in tbia ami which ia for the imrtitioii and mile of the following described roperty, t. t.mr i I , I .i. i.nean.l four of I lock four of t-'oreat , Urove, also conimencing at a poini uv leei UIUTC, W ' "ii". -- i-outh ol the Northeast corner of .ot two of said blrx-k four and running thence Month to South line f aaid lot two; tnence wesi on aaid Houth line to bouthweat corner ol l-ast X of aaid lot two; 1 enoa ior n on iu.... n. ut l'l u n said lot two to a po-t 11(1 feet South of North line of aaid lot Iwo; thence Kast to place of beKini.iug, all in Wushinirton County, btate ol Oieiton. . . And u u iitifT Will apply for aucn oiner and further reli-f aa ia mat in tbe prenuaea. This Summons ia pubiiahea oy oroer oi f. A. Mclliide, Judaeof the aiwve entitled Court duly made and entered of record, J uiy w, l'i V. V. V ' bATUUIBi 1 1 Attorney a for FlaintifTs. 9-lo from 7frs. Vaughn to TTfrs. Ptnkham. littii to V ataaaAM a a. 4s7l " k a Kaii. u Two years apo h4 child-bed fever and, wornj trouble ia) IU worse form. (u eight vaonths after birth of balm I was not able to sit an. Pnetura treated me, but with help. I had bearinir-dowB) rmina, burning i stomach, kl.looy- ad bladder trouble and mj ba'U was so stiff and sore, the j yigha ovary was badly arreotea, ann everything I ate dint rested, nie, n4 there waa a bad 4sekarge, I wt eunne4 to mv bed when I wrote to you, nr Uivice and followed yonr directions faithfully, taking Lydia E. Tinkham a Vegetable Com pound, Liver PI 11a and uiing the Wash, and am now able to do the most of my housework. I believe I should have died If It had not been for yonr Com pound. 1 hope thia letter may be the result of benefitting some other suffer tag wnnan. 1 recommend your Cora pound to every o;,e"- Maa. MAer VACQBH, Taiani . Kl i aai Co,., Maay of these sH-k vrosnen whosa letters we print were nlterl die Miursired and life was a burden to , them when they wrote to Lynn, Mass., to Mrs. riokhaw, sud without charge of any kind received sdvioe that made , tlsut suuug, useful ajoutsa agaia. KII1SKY TKA. Oregon Kidney Tea, cures back ache, (idiiey aud bladder trouble For sale at the Delta. OTI t IS KO K P I II LK'ATIOX Laxv ('ni. t at 0jo I'm, 0k. July, 21, 1ju NuricK laHkKti.v give ihat the l'oJluauiK-uauied settler haa hied notice uf hia inleuuou to Utake tinai proof in aupisi t ol hia claim, sud that aaid pruol a ill be mads before the Kegialer n nd Keceiver at Oreguu City, Ore., ou bepl. S, vu, via: bW A N KELSON, H. K. No 1U70, lor the K S of K Bc it I IK Hi W. He Dailies tbe fullowiiir ilneAi.ee lo prove bia eoiitiuuoua reeidriice upon and i-uilivaiM.u 01 aaiu una. lu Peter A. retereou.ot Jacob T. 1 ox, of Peter E Waituer. of V. A. W ed ere.ot CHaS. b. lo-l tileiiaood Ure. MoohEtl, iie(Uter. MELSON & REEP. MANL KACTL KtKS UK Rough and Dressed LUMBER We will have our sawmill ready t saw lumber on or aluul June Sth. The body of timber tributary ia the best in the state and hem with our superior machinery and mechanical skill our product will be axual to that found iu any market and auperior to most. We invite orders. ltf Don't Be Duped Tbcre hmvn tetii plsu-ed upon tbe market swi-iil obt-p rvpriiiU uf ii utmitwt0 tMlitluu of WLMitr'ft Uli'ttunnry.'' 'limy Hra txjtug offurvU uutir vttriuiu iiiiMat itt luw priM dry foods dealer, tfro-ji, fttrenta, etc., and lu a row tuatauoM an a prvmluiu fur tu (jnorlp Uous to papera. AouuuuiMMiwnta of theae oomparatlvalf Worthless reprint are vtery misifadtny : for Instance, tbey are advertised tu be tne ubstaiUPMJ equivalent uf a biirber-prfcvd liouk, wben m reality, u far a e know and ttelleve, they are all, from A to Z, Reprint Dictionaries, phototype copfea of a look uf over fifty year ago, which In Its tiny wannold for about 16.00. and which was murli suiwrtnr in pHior, print, and binding to thee iiniti It urn, being ,thn a work of tome merit fimtead uf oue Long Since Obsolete. Tbe supplement of Id' mo so-oelled "new worda," w filch autue of theae bok are adver tised to contain, wan compiled by a iruniie Utan who died evr forty yara ago, and waa published beture hia death. Other minor jdduiuiia aiv prubably of more or Jeaa value The Wcbstsr's. Unabrldced Dlctlooarr pun Halted by our hnuw U the only na-nlorioua oue of uiat name familiar to this generation. It oontaiua owr pages, wifb illuatrn tlona on nearly every page, and .tear our Imprint on the title page. It Is protected by copyright from cheap imitation. valuable aa this work la. we hare at tsM ipenne published a thoroughly revlaed aui't(aor, auown throughout The world aa Webster's International Dictionary. Aa a dictionary taut a lite time you should Get the Best. Illustrated pamphlet free. Address O r. MBVatAM CO.. Sorlmfleld, Mill. Catarrh Cannot be Cored with !al applications, aa ther cannot i each ihe seat of the diaeaae. Catarrh ia a blood or constitutional disease, and in or dcr to cure it vou must take internal rem edies. Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, and m ts directly on the blood and mucoua eurfacea. Hull s Catarrh Cure not a quack medicine. It waa prescribed by one of 'lie best physicians in this coun try for years, and as a re ulur prescription. It ia composed in ine dpsi ionics Known conbined with the best blood purifiers, act itift direc ly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two iiiKred ent-i is w at p oduces such wonderful resul a in curi k Catarrh, hend for testimonials free. Address, F.J CHKNKY & Co., Toledo.O bold by I)rui;it,sli. 7Ac. Hull 'a Kamiiy fills are th best. Ackrr'a Eufc-llkh Remedy "III stop couirh at any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money re funded. 26 and 60 cents at belt Drug Store, soTicKKOatrriti.ir trio IrfDmrtment of th Interior. Land I rm i at orku.ix City, Uux July. '.'I. la. U. XTOT1CK 18 HEREBY UlVK THAT 1 the ollowiiiK-named settler has Hied notice ot h a in enlion to make Ii nil proot in aupport ot bis claim, and that aaid proof will lie made before the County Clerk of Washington Co., at Hillsboro lira., on .tug al. l'.ajii, via: NICHOLAS rMERWUKZA" HKK H. K. No. l(M o, fo- the N W of 8 W yt Sec 8, N E y, of M e iid b (i ol h S bee t il N K .. W Ha nitnies the fo lowlnc Wltl.l-aKea to I . . . prove bia coiitmuHue residence up .n and I cultivation ol sain innn, ' i n..mae n. oninn. oi -'i"'"""! Aaon rouxenioxei, oi ; iieinncn Aiana. m Alois ileinimlir, of " t ii va. ti. M)KKS, 10-15 Kegister. AOKXT8 wanted for the best typewriter on the market, the "I'ittaburg isible;" writing; in aixnt at all limes, excluaive territory Riven. Address llindley Hard ware Company, I'itlsburx, l a. Adminlat rter'a ollre-. Notice is hereby given tlutt ike under signed has la-en appoime'A by the county court of the state ol Oregon, for the I county ef Washington, administrate ul the estate ol Jotm Lana, d..t'am, ami that all persons having ilnlun SKtnt said estate are requmtted to present the raine togeiber with proper vonvhera to said a.liiimlslr-it.K at liis farm alant two Biiiea westerly fp'tu Krlvsu potnflica witliin six ma.itlia from thixlate. Uatexi tins thd lar of lulv, I'NJII. JuEril LAtS, Administrator of the estate of John Lauviecea-d. M-H KOTICI'.IOKri 'HI.KMTION LB ()rri a at Oston Citv, t. July. -'I, llsjO. NOTICE IS HkliEHY i.IVKN THAT the followlna named setth-r has filed n.,tir of bis inU'iitiiri to make linal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof wilt be niwie oeiore me ttrsisier sou re ceiver at Uregoti t ity, Oregon, on Sept. :l, UM vi: TETEn A. I E I r RsoX, H. K. No. I15 f r the W K of .V W H snd W K of W 4 c JH T .IN H W. He names the lollowing witueMM-s tu pr v bia onntluu'Hia rekideucs upon and cultivsti.iii of anjd I ad via: Peter K. v saner, of Oleawooil, Ore. Swan Nelson, of .... '. A. Wedberg, of " " Jacob I . Coi, of ' t HAS. ft. M KlRES. 10-IS Kegiater. IM H Ut fN Hw fwirt Bougt lean the ifsstsrs J My Groceries aro hero and on tho shelves and tomorrow, September 1st, I will be prepared to serve customers. Tho stock is complete and fresh, bought right and will be sold right. M)' shoes have nougli to be here thev may come on In any event il cannot be able to show a that will keep its shape till worn out. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get jukes P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. THE Bankers Life Insurance Co. OF NEBRASKA ISSUES The Policy of the Future Send name, address, md age and get full particulars of the bes, plan ou which Insur ance was ever written J. . 412 Marnam Untitling, HAVE YOU n 1 1 tt r n n a DUiicn ranunniLiii : . All gilt-edged butter put on lht: innr ket by creameiies is wrapped in paja-r. The product of the private daily would reach its market in much la-ttel condi- . tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment than it does when wrapjed in cloth. , Parchment is not only better than cloth but cheaper. . Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard from which 27 sheets can le -t.t 27Parch ruent wrapt?rs cost 2 cents. 500 ShePis 8x11, 500 Sheets. 8x3, It is now fice cut been on the road long but they are not, tho the freight of today. be long before 1 will stylish shoe, and one OLD LINE F. CQ.VIPTON, Gen. Agent . . 1'ortland, (Irrgou. USED d n U M r MT 0 t 50 cts, 55 cts The s andard .ie lor 2-faittnd rolls Is 8x1 1 inches; j-p und Works are wrapped in the 8x13 sie. One reason why paper has not U-en jenerally used heretofore, farmers could not gtt it al the fctt tml More kept at the Independent of to any size wanted. IJorbwrauce. " ' ' yold. -I'