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Newspaper Page TextLnelc Jo-h Sprucehy at the Opera iiotise iwomisy evening, Nov, 6. l'JOO, K"lllllMI)t hosiery Mini J.rt w. sale in drew gts-sls, cliocH at Schuliuerich Ol. :'.), Dr. Urown will It lldlslsiroai t rtwidence i.f Mrs. V. Morgan. PorMaml prices paid fur potatoes in llnlilHiro, by Hchulmericli Uro. I iniii-ill i i- delivery. 'I In- i'tMi)r'iiniHl election hall Mill tn hi v-ii ( llit llMra house on Tues day vviui.tr, Nov. li. K M. Ilenlcl started this week for Wisconsin t-tking an on iw ticket OVT III Southern PdciQC. K-tiuirn V. I. Smith. ani wife bsik lesve i if friend Ibis nu-k ami t tried lor ilit-ir new hi niie at Uiker C.iy. The new tirni of Hchuliiierich Hroa. iln - ll goods heaa-r than any tlrui inili'.-iiy li t tu-.r pridi b'ftre pun-h f-ing. S. hiiln t rieh Proa, sell mure plows, hsrrows, wagons Mini agricultural implements, Hint sell llieiu cheaper t i in Hiiy tl-aler in I he county. U. (J. (J miner in moving his resl deuce from the lot where il foruierl sisal lo a vacant lot oil Main Htreel h'm xile llie Congregational church. I)-. IV li lirnwii will h at the r' sHeiiee (if Mr. J. W. Morgan next M'iniIhv 't. 2i. Thiwe winhluk I" enii-iult him would confer a favor ty calling I lie lirt of Hie week. All the mem Iters of J. H. Urlffln Csluii. Native H ms. and meinlst-ra of Lueiinl Hill t'litiin, N alive Daugh ter are invited lo attend the annual Imimiiet, w hich will w eateu Thurs day eveninif. Nov. 1. By order of (.11111 mil tee. W. V.WlI.SV, Chairman. Mr. Kred Oakerman, a resident of this county a wore or more yearn afo lull now a uroHiieroui clock man of Mil vi-r creek, Harney county, waa In IlilMmro for a few hours last Tues- lny. Mr. OnkeriiiHii iiaa not laeeu well for several mouths though bid health is improving, aud hia physi cian permits him to go into the high dry climitle of Harney county. Mr. John Salxgebef who cu tivabd and harvested the hop crop on the linhrie farm for three years has leased 70 m-rea of land on the Caleb Wilkiua d. I. c. now owned by Mr. Hawthorn. Mrs. Hawthorn is to all the expense of plant ng the yard, erecting buildings etc., except the labor i t preparing Hie land for plant iniF. This ia done by the lenaut. He gi vi a for rent of the yard one fourth the crop. Alice M. (lardner, of Portland has eoiiinieneed a divorce suit against R M. (lar.lncr, who was convicted of bigamy and ia now serving a term of one year in the aullentlary. I lie del'enilanl ill this Htrt ia the aaine who wedded widow Foord of Ihia pl.ice. It wax Ihia laat marriage con tr.icled vi hile Alice M. was yet living thai furnished a cauae for putting (I irilner in prison. Mr. J. A. Imhrie was in town on Wednesday and reeling fareiy well over the aale of his ll()is. It Highly estimating he reasons (hut Ma hops yielded an t lint lie received W25 per acre lr the land he cultivated to that crop. I le estimates that Ihe expense of growing, harvesting mid market ing cost U'.'i wi that he has left $100 p.-r acre pn.lit Moat of Ihe expense was f i I ilmr and Ihe money for thai lun.iiiis in the county. The largest ileio excepting lalair waa for burlap used for w rapping his bales, which cost .':I0 Mr. John IVt rs, livinir just west of lowti was attacked by his four year old Jersey hull Wednesday even imr out iirtli'i pasture. The brute is d.'liol lied, lull ho liiltN-d Mr. I'eters out i the irrouml and srored at him the lies I he was .hlc, not having horns. The prostrate man called for help and was heard by several parties but his criea of diHreaa were tiol un ilersliMHl so that it was sometime lie fore aa lslanie was rendered. The help curried a lantern an 1 (height caus.-d tin; bull to back ofl. Mr. relets Ihen iot up and waa able lo make his way lo his houw. Due rib is broken, olio rs contused, nn ankle sprained and Ihe skin kma kid off his nose and Paris of the rusty, tester alav morniiii. lr. V.' 1). WismI found li i vii resting well, and barring Inter nal iniuriea. which as yet are no In. dicat' d he w ill Is- nlsuit aiain in due time At the Congregational church last Sunday evening ltev. F.van P. Hughes spoke on Ihe Hilbect of "the J i si u rha net in China mid is the res. ponsibilily for them with the mis sionaries." Tlie siieaker dealt with his subjeit analytically from phill Sophie point of view He called at ten lion to the fact that w hen two Condi lions of huiimnily meet, oi e civilised as lairoia'ans and Americans on one side and a m mi-barbarian hotd like Ihe Chinese on Ihe other, there will always be friction and strife. These two conditions nut at four poinla Trade and commerce brought the sharp, keen merchant of the weef In contact w t'i tlie yellow terror at the coast. The grasping lor gain by the whit" man left ni.t lime uor oppor tunity for cementing national friend ships. Another meeting place Is the diplomatic halls. Civilisation went to China with our consuls and min isters pleniMitentiary, and Chinese olllcials imbibeii western enlighten ment which they carrhsl home and attempted to grait onto their oriental customs, Fierce political Jealousies rapidly divided the ruling tlasa into two parlies the cleavage being anti foreigh and progressive. The third and fourth contact Is '. diication and religl but both ti nting in the miaainnaiy. This haa t vii with the ml. Idle and lower M SSI'S, though education hat appeal I to Ihe giivernin class. The ekcr brought forward Ihe t-tl-i. oiiy of Fortcr, Denny and John i trntt all men of large eiperienoe h' .1 best acquainted w ith Chinese .fl iiis, who over their nainea write . Mo' nnifoi m gissl influence exer- -I by t!ie inissi. nsriia ami the ii uili which tltt ir work has ! s 'ii mi ivisl. .Missionary prlTly i Ihs ii dculroyeil, but there have I n t ut f-w white missionaries to ! -" their lives. From all thistuasa ' I t -l i niony the saker cohcIuihJ t w hiie missionaries have Nyn 'n t " im lts, the diplomats anil mer t " o is are most reyiain.-ible, especlal l tue i 'hines n turned coaaula and u.iiisi. rs w ho have siaight to bring! 'I'llil juto i .It. ii. line wilh iiiislern clvlli- A foI alory la t ld of three ol our llillslxiri v. heel women who slaried out one lovely iiiortiiiin; lant suu.iuer for I'orlUni. Kver t'lintr went e.Il and the Joy ot the road wheu the ladie reached that in BLH-nt spring of water In I he ( 'any on this aide of l'oitlaiul. 't here t'lii y haltei for a rest and for h diiuk ol water. One alt-r alakinsr thir.-t had yet an ounce of w-t t in In r cup which ah- d nhisl on p.r wheel us she said baptifc- III e Vilii:in MeKinlxy ta-cvuise you :iro a aonl runner." Her eompanio'is lot lo b out done t ik water, one as rlo? sprinkltd wat r, said "1 baptise lli -e Tedds K'KHevelt lasnus i you are a rouli rider." I' he t un of ihe third was uow, as she hprinkled Ihe pure Water ou her wheel she ani l "I Imp lix Ihee VI illiaiu J. Bryan lacaus. you are full of wind." TIih Hill.slNiro Intel agisted by all I ho oilier baudiiieli of the county will ent rlain the puhlii: in 1 1 'llsln.ro on Tliaiiksgi viug day, that laiuu i'hursday, November i'J.h. There Will be a p.ira.le in the alternoon and a musical comvrl in Ihe h ill if ihe weather is slorui y, in t'ie o;M-n air if Ihe day ia lair, t'he program will be iMiitiuueil inlo the evening. No en I ranee fee will It. charged or collec tion laKen. The concerl is to every il collar of Ihe public wliovtil at lend and ia in recognition i.f the many favors the tutu. I has received 4l the hands of the public. After I he concert a dancing parly uill be given. For participation in tnis there will lie a fee charged. Supper will be served to Ihe viaii imr bands at one of Ihe hotels. The in ion ia lit lie the closing feature of M-ason, ami will tie well worth altending. J. C'arinieliael, a hop bu.er ol .Salem, ou Tuesday last twiiighl !'ie hoa that grew on :10 acres of land ill this county. Jas. II, fctcwell, Ull aer?; J. A. lmbrie, 40 acret-; Win Ujgley, 2r acief; Zina Wiaid, L'O acres, and Mr. Knnnhaiicr, l" acres. The price paid was lo cents per pound. At that Hgure Ihe ptirchaa -r ays to these live men JUO.OimI. The hops will load a Irani ol I ..-ars, j i.no tVirnelius Ihe Ituch.inuus c mtriliuteil ij70 bales at HJ eenls. Kuougli lo load 4 cars Hud bring tlo.iMio into circulation. Hon. C. F. Tigart visited Hillsboro Tuemlsy. He reairla that he sold his hop at 12 (vi t-t. When be took the dealers to lask for not oil. ring Hillbttoro quotations the buyer said that the hops of Tigardville are not as giMMl as those grown nere, ami that l here are hops at II illstairo thai he expected to have t i pay 111 cents for before he got them. Those hops may t e iiere, but thai dealer has not y t ollered Ihe 10 cents. The Southern I'acillc has us-.-d its entire equipment of curs and locomo tives lr the past ten days pulling hops a way from the west side ware houstw. The movement of wlieit and hay ha las'ii entireiy auspouded though activity in hops will slacken shortly when hay '.tnd grain will come to the front. A sah) of ill bates of hops was mailt lat Tu wlay by a IlillslHiro hhI Karuest Hansen, of Scholls put in 111 bales, at MJ cents; A, A. liittle, ol Laurel comrihulfd ..'I bales, st 1 1 cents ami K. V. MulU y 6."i bales, at HI eenls. There are a few more lots to go yet. UHSKKVA TltH Or1 r'AKM t (IMIl- HONS. Mr. IM i tor. 1 would like to write you a few lines in regard lo the (arm ing Interests of the country. Accord ing to my ideas, the farmers are skimming their farms, hauling away the cream and selling it by the wagon load without paying any thing back tu the soil. The farms are becoming poorer each year. It is plain to ne seen they do not produce as much of Ihe golden grain as once they did If aucb a condition of things continue loi g, many of Ihe farms will slip away from Ihe present tiwners. There are various ways of renewing the soil. One is lo plow and turn under some of the beau iful clover wo are selling so cheap. Another is to seed to grass an pasture wild the golden hatted south down breed of mutton sheep. They are gtsitl rustlers anil furnish a flue quality ol meat. Land should lie tile drained to give it life. Itain water is a fertiliz- r if tillered down through Ihe ground, but if al lowed to tlow away on top it takes Ihe tertilily of the soil. When you Itsik at a farmer's fence you have the condition of his land. When a farmer tries lo shirk work aiftl glide down Ihe easy grade ol life, where diss lie go? To the dark and dreary bottom of the hill. Some times I am glad it requires eirry lo climb the hill, for when tie re one is able lo look around. This world is lieuutiful to lisik upon. F.uergy is a gift of Otsl. It can ls cultivated il Ike right spirit is in the heart, if mil then hope may depart. Knergy is a lamp to our path it should he well trimmed for it shows us which way to go. 1 lie oltl Manner, aoi tu no iikms. Miss IViee Scggeriiian has ri turned home alter Ising away alsiut time months. Mrs. It"1'!! iiihI Iter daughter. Miss (J race are the guists of Mrs. Itoberls' sister, Mrs. lavis. Mr. C A. ltcets fiHs moved to F.ugene. Mr. Albeit Omk. of Aslori.i, is t gucet of his friend, Walter HcHtoti. Tliecetitenial meeting of Ihe F.vsn- gelical aiNWH'iation was held at the Mountain Home cliurcii, Miin.niy vie Hth, 1 25 was rsisttl for the home mission. Miss Cora Schmcll r Is nt home for a short time. Sdorj f a Mm. bound band ami foot for the chain of disease Is Ihe To be years by wor-t kind or slavery, wcorge i Williams, of Manchester, Mich., tells how auch a slave was made fre. H says l ".My wile lias is-en ti iiei lem for live years inai sue rnui.i inn turn over In lieil alone. Aflr usiiik' two bottle of Kleclric Bitters, v I wonderfully imtrovd and sbie lo do her ow n work." This supreme rem edy for female disuses quickly fun a nervousness, Bieepicssne, .. choly, heatlache, backache, tuinung and dizzy s.-lis. inn i!i,r ie rt- i log piediyiue i a gtsiseii't to weak, sickly, rundow n people, r.vcry lit- (le guaranteed limy by H'lU tug Wore. Dime I'leSis-ial lliis Friday even ing at the M. K. I'arsonage. I r i grain by the Kpworih tongue. r.ver body welcome. buckwheat Dour at J. M. li Ituuip, al'orney , has moved his i.ttiit- lo Ihe Bui.) bhak up s.ails. Mr. Fred Lsrilnak has sold his simp and real et ne to a geutlcinn from Sumpler. Mr l.sn. Ir.sk will g. i liai k to lliy'on, Vainl'ill county. I have -10 heed ewe l'ottwo!d and Shropshire sheep, young ami llirifly, I Mill let on liares t i reliable man. ( sll or ad Ire-, V. A. Million, 128 and li!0 L'ulot Ave. I'ortlaiid, Ore. Kir-irta are making t secure for IlillHi.oro Ihe annual in Hi ng of Ihe St teDiiry Assia-lalion. The meet in will proltal.ly l e held anuiitime in Jteuiry, tlr-t orstisiud week. It is pr.os4.l, at Ibis meeting, lhal II iiishoro shall sn-tiin the enviable r putatiou for hospitality which now n't dies lo the t iwn. Tliere will la some expense, but if tlie meeting is Ihe lie-aus of securing Ihe location of s creamery here, no tf .rts put forlh will ! in vain. I're-i.lcnt W. H. U'ehriiiig w ill canvass for funds, and lei no one turn him ay empty. W. II. Lda Willi hisleumn p isned lhroui:h IlillslHiro las' Saturday with Ills new log;iiia point tit il.r on-lp of a 25 horse iwt-r donkey engin and n main wire cable 100U fe long and a smaller one I'immi feel in length Mr. I.vda tikes the nip lit into Ids woods and wi'li it he will be able lo reach it sal I i in Im r during his life. lime and he is yet a young man The engine is mounted on a large sled mid when in Ihe limber it is lo be moved bv its own power. The eii.'ine develos 2f horse power, but tiy reducing sia-etl he gels 7o hor.se power. The plant was purchased o a Washington logger and is in per frt condition. Mr. I., 'da saw woikinir before he tia.k il apait for shipping. Ileail Uller 1,1st. The following is a list of letter re- iiiainiiiL' uncalled for in the postotriiv at IlilMxiro, Oct. L'O, I'.IOO: Isaac Anderson, Mrs. 1) Anderson, Mrs. N, K Hopper, August Hermin, Mrs. K. V. Thomas. All letters not called for by Nov ;l. will l) sent to the Head loiter tlllice. (hie cent will Is- chargtsl fo mrli leuer called for. II W Alili KN KK I. M t ot HI' IIDI SK. I'lKCl'IT CorKT. Ileuiy Tober v Kaiherine Tober, sun for divorce. nil'.NTV (til'KT LAW. Otsirge H -ycraft has la-en admitteil lo cili .-Usui p. PIUHIATK. I'M Kllen (Jroner deed; will proven ml etile admitted to probate Ferdinand Oroner son of deceased was appointed exceptor to serve wilh out bonds. The appraise. s ror Wash. in;loii county are Uriah Orout, V. F HesHeanil Harry Flint. Multnomah county, lien Albers, Win. Corcoran and II. Luke. F.st John M. Lyon deed; ordered that citation issue relu. liable Monday N iv. 2(1 lo show cause why Ihe real estate shall not be sold. K-t Ueo Hornliu.klt) deed; will proven in os'ii court ami estate atl milled to pMbate Charlotte Horn- buckle appointed executrix fi serve without bonds. Appraisers W. O I lot ken. It. S. Perkins anil John Henry. His will was mule May 8, Ih'.K), and after devising (1.011 to Win li 1 linnets, mid paying funeral ex peiisiM anil just deb's, all property ow ned at death of tej-tilor, lailh ier sonul ami real is ts'queathed to his w ife, Charlotte Hornbuckle. She is numisl executrix to serve without hiinils. -?ince no children have lan born In deceased aud wife, she is to dispose of the properly remaining at her dentil as her last judgment may dictate. F.st Fred Witt .1 c ; li I - cr mi, t tiled and its exai....i . i. a i e,t .Mon day, Nov. 211. F.st Otto Jacolnon deed; estate ad miiled lo probate. W A Scott ap pointed atlmini-tralor with bonds litcdnt (l,(H)ii, Appraisers, J W Karstt t'er, Antlrew I'iersou anil II Kisinus en. F.st August L F W. ichbrislt decil; tl ii il Hi-cnunt allowed. The realty belonging to Ihe estate well be turn e.l over lo Ihe heirs and the record;, closed. list V H Olmslcad deed; (s.tile ad miited to prolwt '. (' F Tigsrtl ap pointed administrator. Bond 1200 Administrator will advertise his ap pointment by posling notices. Or i'ere.1 that the personal ir.s'ity lie It nging to the t-t'te Im- sold at public suction aft T ten days notice of sale be vjiven I ! t M M Watts deed; II nal account Hid. lis examination is set for lh-c :i Ii I wo. M A IlKIAti K l.H'KSSK. Liivnse t' wed were issu.il (I t 10, t i Ivan S Yancy 21, Inecounly anil 1 1 ill ie Sears 19; ami Alovls (lasniier :M, and l .m l-ee Miller I'J. () I in Frank T Wcisenlsck 211, ami Uosa Msv R. ynolils 111. (V I 20, William Welch It.'i, and Nora Craigg 2'. Ocl 2:, Salem S JetTri s -2, ami 1 la M I.meit Oil 21, lleniy Ihiyck 2H, and ljelei t'upieriugs III. kj: i. kstai y.. A Mmiierandwrt iJTKill.il 2n ne s'c 35 t 1 n r 4 w W i; I'horiieand wfto MihalU W likes lots 3 and (J blk Thome's add HilMsiro II Norlhrup ami wf lo Sarah i; Smith 10 sc F. i Divn I c sec 21) t 2 n r 'A w CCratii-e to II Schmidt ami wf 7 .".2 ac sec II I 2 i r 1 w M Angella and wf to Alice V AMcn 4 li ac of U Kichard son d I c II Noithrup anil wf to K II Norlhrup tr In F. l)ivis ti I c K I ii o'Connell f Hi'H Wi:in pot of the S A Holtsimb d I o II II i'1'M in II S' i ller lota 16 17. ts and other land (Wmv, Inn Kiiviron C F I'lyuiploll to It-ichel A h.llis lots 71, 7.1 S eel's add tit lie i vertiin. Ann e K Weilantl ( i M Atitccl la an J wf i 2 ac U K chartl snt 1 c Iuina B-avett t'l Anna I Snyder t of d w 4 and n ) of se jst3:l I 2sr 1 w 400 22: C.II0 4o(i 7'. 1200 luOil 11 PARKER S . HAIR BALSAM im aiJ '1 i t la H.r to tta Taolhrul l-o or. I Self rising M. lirowu'a. tiled, at Ihe residence of hi sou-in-1 law, JlsJge L. A. Ktod, llillsooro, Oct. 24, after an illuesa reac.'iiug over ! aevertl mouths, Thus. Stewart ,"'l 81 years, 4 mouths ami six days. Thoo, Stewart was born in lio -ii couuiy, Missouri, June li, lii. In Jauuary Ik tti nt the ag ol 2li year I he weddetl Miss Mallaiiil -1 Jills I Fven then tlio ouug man wa Ureamiiig of the uiilli.cal ti, nnl hla uiiud was coniiiiunl i d lo in-. young otitic. llie earii s.nns inoultis were psssed in .repara'iou ami la-lore Miy day lslli h el I eeu celebrated Ihe iiiiiinraui.s had marl ed for Oregon. Thai w as ts lore Ihe Mexicau War aud btlore Freuntiil the Falhtii'tl. r, hail loiiowol Hie trail of the sturdy pioneers. The S ewsri's tlid not tin. I a M-rmauent almliug place till 1H17, w In n I'lioinas located at liillslsiro, and trad lion recite (lint he set up his smidiey here. Then in H4? or 1818 he sellletl the I'll o.-. Siewt.ri ami w lie tloiu lion li n I claim where tlie railroad i-tiimuol Witch Hazd now is. Tliey resided tliere almost cinliuu iiisly u iiil in v log to llillsis.ro iu May lS!v! Thus. Stewirl was recoguiS s by lua neigh Isira as an upright ( .t..'ii, and a Christian man. His dunes to Ihe slate, to society ami lo his church were faithfully -ifoimcd. Mrs. Stewart died iu IS'.IO, since theu Uucle Tommy as he was fami liarly called lived with one or the other of their children, of whom there Were ten Isiili lo tliein. Kli.t-is-th, wifeof 11. M. Itolarts of liar ri -.burg, Oregon, John Thniii is who died April 28, HS9. Kvelilie, wife, of L. A HishI, ol this city, Frsnivs who died Oct. 1, lS'.n, F I w ard of I'ortlaiid, Wildia Washington of Sau Fri-ncisco, Lucas of I'ortlaiid, Teress.i, wife ol Andrew H sal of Heppuer, O.-eg in, A.lora. w ile of W. A. Wise, of I' irl laud, and Nellie, wife of (1. A W.-h-rung, who died June 2(i IS'JM. The funeral services will be con dueled at the Christian church this morning nt 10 o'chs k, after which the remains will be buried iu Mason ic cemetery. k HItK AIKtr:.H.Yr. Oeriuauy and K .gland have form ed an alliance to maintain erritori.il integrity of China and to Jkeep ports open. The terms of this agreement, which was arrived ai, Octolier 10, latweeu Lord Salisbury ami Coutn von Hatzfcld, Uertna.i amiiassador to lOuglaml, are olliclally givt n out as follow)-: " The Herman government ami Hi r firitish Majesty's go . eminent, being desirous of maintaining their inter ests lu China, and their rights under existing tiealies, have agreed to oh serve the following principles regard lug mutual policy in China. "Firstly. II is a matter of Inint permanent international interest thai the pints 011 the rivers and littoral or China should remain tree ami oiien to trade aud lo every other legit I mat" form of economic activity for the lasiple of all countries, without distinction, ami Ihe two governments agree on their part to uphold Ihe same for all Chinese territory as lar as they can exercise Inilueuce. "Secondly. lioth government- agree that they will not on their p.irl make use of the present complication lo obtain for themselves any territo rial advantage in Chinese dominion, ami will direct their policy Inwards n alntaming undiminished the terrf lorial condition of the Chinese em pi re. "Thirdly. In case of aiiether power making use or the complna turns in China in order to obtain un der any form what-'ver such terri torial advantages, the two contract ing parties reserve to themselves the right to come to a preliminary u.ider standing regarding tie eventual step tu lie taken for the protec tion of their own interests in China. Fourthly. The two governments will communicate this agreement to the other powers Interested, especial ly Austria-Hungary, France,. Italy, Japan, Russia and the United States, and Invite them to accept the princi ples recorded lu it " This agreement has caused much tabulation in thccahinelsof L'urope. A French authority questions the sincerity of tsith Kng and ami (ler many and says it will lead to war with Kussia in which event France meat sitle wilh the Itcar. lo Washington the agreement Is received favorably aim the idea is only what our Sis:. Hay announced in his celebrated note of July ;l, in which be said : Thirdly. In guarding ami pro tect ing all l"gitimatt American inter wis, ami fourthly, in aiding t pre vent a spread of the disorders lo the th -r province of the empire, and a recurrence of such di-astefs. Il is, of course, too eirly to fore ast the meatH of attaining (his last result, but the policy of tie' govern ment of tin1 Unit) (I St.tt's is to seek solution whith may bring stout ermneiil safely and e,ice lo China, preset ve territorial and administra tive entity, protect all rights guaran teed to friendly powers by treaty and International Is and safeguard for the world the principle of eipi il ami impartial trade wilh all parls of Ihe hineso hmpirc. ' lint before our government formal ly cii'nr-es the Anglo (lerm.iu xiicy Ihnrnuah and exhaustive study of the t'lird clause will be nude. Thai pir.tgr tph is somewhat obscure, bu' if there is 00 hiddt") meaning there oiirf ivermuent can properly eml ir-e the policy which these two govern men Is have evolved and which all the isiwers consented to before the Chinese iKt'lbies begin. 10 K HILF, IV'liahlu incubator, 2ot) egg, hoi air complete IJiOti I Improved, little used, brooder, 120 chix six' toil I Webster anil Hamiuun ne culler No. , 17 fttl. i It 'll- tar pasr for inside chu house,2 M 100 feet, ,11 feet wide 2 inches wire inaasch, new, 15 00. 0 p'tu.ids rIH hie insect io-der at 4d cts , 2 4'i. Die above can lie urn at W. II M rlind'a, Hdlshorn, Oregon. The Argus says that Mr. Huston and Anton I'fanner were the dele gates to the iVtrtlaml envertion that ganlx-d Ihe I'-ilncr an I Buckner lsrty. The mem irv :'.t A'gf " had. There a ruivi uii.-ii t,l gold lertcM-rala held in I'oitlaud iu Mi that electetl C. S. K. '.sl to he a de legate to the Indlatiooolis C-mvcn littn. Wood waa not for H yan then hut is now, and the Argus appn v in'y 4'ioiea him. Thai Portland ci p vent inn wsj attended by two dele gates from this county, but Mr. Hus ton was not one of tlu-in. lls-s ihe Argus want lo Is loll who Mr. Pfanner's colleague w .is? fs.t, say so. House rlesnlmr Is here ami it has I found J. M. Brow ti, the grisvr, ! r-atly with n. ai'd wsshtfiir msls to ci -e away. Iiudie for i. rticulirs to ! la- surprised. CASTOR I A lor Infant tnd Children. The Kind You Have Alwajs Bought Bear tha Sigoatora of t Ui Im Ham Aimm BoiM Butua r NELSON ft REEP. MAXL'FACTl'KERS OK Roagb and Dressed LUMBER We will have our sawmill ready ft law luuilwr un or alsait June 8th. Th body 01 timber tribntarv la the liest lu th st.;tc md l.fr..o si:!i uiir iuiviiur oiichiuery ami uieelianical kkill our product will I axual to that l.mn.l lo auy market an.l nuperiur tu moat. We invite orders. lf ('all at John Ileiinis' place, corner main un l Keeomi streets, IlillslHiro. 4 ml see his slock of groceries ami 1 hoes. WANTEII Ai TIVK MAX OK OiOD ;n a 11 At; IKK, to tleliver un.l collect i'ivkoii for oltl estalilishetl maiiiifut-turing wnoienaiv nouite !tti a year eure pay Honesty mom than per ienee required litir relereiice. any bank in any pity. K11 close nelf-atltlrmneit ntainueti eiiveloue Munulueturrs, I liir.l Kloor, 8-i4 lirarborn Bl., I incao. la-IM lir tf Tax Fu,ul laat ion ...nrem nereny alveii tliat the ' Meiire ini-iit K11II for Ihe tear l'l will Ik-In the lianils or the t ountv Hoard of K1111 lita lion for the eniiuliitutioii ol values anil aueli other liiininesa a ahull leiraily come Itelore that body, tor one week coiniiieiii'iinr Vontliiy. Nuvcn.U'r li. said iiieetimr to coiitintiK until Hutur.lur evei.iiiK. Novem I. r l Mm I. 'Im paye' swill tuka notice of above und goveru tliemaelvea aeeor.l iii((iy. C. A. CAVKI.b. Assessor Tor Washington County, Ore llillnln.ro, Oregon, Oct , 1HLU. U-'ib otice ol Final Met! lenient. Notice ia hereby viven that I the uiiiIhi alined have I i let t in llie County Court of the -t te of Oregon, for Vi aaliinifttiu County, my linul account aa executrix ol' the eatute of M. M. Wi.tls deceastsl, autl that said Couit hu aet Alouduy, t Snl tlnyof flee. Itxti. at 10 o'clock, a 111. of naitl day an the tiuieaiiil the Couuiy Court room in Hills oro, OieKon, aa the place lor iieuiing objections to nam account anil llie flliul aettleiuellt ol attltl entitle Date. I Ot'tolsr, '.'4 HOI NAM Y A WATT"', Kxecu rlx of the estate ol M M. Walt, tleceioted, ;';t-'.7 It Sared His l.rg. P. A. D.inforlh, of LaGrauge, Oa. iilfentl ii tensely for six month wilh a frightful running sore on his leg, hut writes thst Buck leu's Arnica Sslv wholly cured it In ten days For ulcers, wounds, luirns, boils, pain or piles it's the Itest salve In the world, ( lire guaranteed. Uu y ia Sohl hy Delta Drug Store. l'reveuted a Tragedy. Timelv infornialion given Mrs. ii Long, of New Slrallsville, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful tragedy ami saved two lives. A fright'ul cough had long kept her awake every night She had tried many remedies and loctors. but steadily grew worse 1.. til urged to try Dr. King's New Dis covery. One bottle wholly cured her, and she wrilea this marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of pneumonia, tiucli cures are itsltive proof of Ihe match. lens merit (f this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest ami lung trim hies. Only 60c and $1. Kvery Is tie guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Delta Drug Store. Illsniarch't Iran Serve Was Ihe result of hia splendid health. Indomitable will ami tre mendous energy are not found where stomach, liver, kidnejs and bowel tie out of unit r. If you want thise uilities aed Ihe succese fi lifing, 11 -e Dr. King's New M" Hills. 'I'ln level.. 1. every isiuer i f I ism ami iisly. Only S-'s' al D lis D n St .le M IUI0I. XI H -It T. KcIkmiI report fir Dislrlci N '. 7 llillr.lH.ro, mo til emliiig O 'tots r lit t tirade A tliv '.'ii Hdiv IV Tanly marks II Absentees Hi ind Uratle A div 17 li div PJ Tartly marks , a Absciiies- , 27 3.-d Ora.le A div I Hdiv I! Tartly niark-i :l Alwntees. 17 Ith tlratle A div 10 II div 15 Tardy marks I Absentees A 5th Grade A di ' 20 H div Ii Tardy marks. At nteea 4 2.', I! -Jl f. ... HI 1 Cith tirade A div II tliv Tnrdy mark". Abtcitlee" 7th (Jrsde A div Hdiv 17 Tardy marks , ."i Absentees , It H'h Urde A div li! II div Hi Tnrdy marks B Alneubes HI Total enrobed S!iil To!; l tartlmsrk- 4- Total alrs nt marks .... .Itil Ti e teaclrtTs esrnt-lly rt tpiesl the ciM.rf rntit n nl lite psrenls in nisk ing a Is Iter report iteal inoulh. 161 altserteen means eight schistl months liiHt If sustaliietl by He pupil. U. W. tlAKMM, Prioiipal. New crop walnuts at J. M. limwn'a Mi.n.isy neit. Have you sampled his large assortment of cofleew and Un, none b,Her. (Wives in bulk. NOTE THE PRICES OF A FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES Photo Mounts, three colors, 22x28, cut to any sie wanted, Tabids, a large assor.tneiit for both jaMicil ami s-n lCnvtlojies, all sizes and j-tv les ... Knvclopes, for mailing jihotograghs Pajier Napkins, assorted colors ? Pencils, a latgc asst. tmctit to pick from INDEPENDENT, oit it Hitii uaiuiiU't1. l'urt Itrui Mmm raikiiiK of ilu- fuutl, tlifttrfu. uftT valintf or Hiiy turttt ol iIwmu iiir hit! lul l ifivrs iimtitliu e rrhel. '! tl miiU Ntil 1 1 v ik-Ua Unittt blurt. AiteHieH t .ttire. I am tiirtt-tl Ly the it v Council lo give noli ttnti ihe Vnd an.i :inl mrtf t tile .illi'h ottMfet-iat ntM iniiat Ih pi.i by Noveiu Ivr nlu next, 01 i-ot. t will I mii.le lle nsjn. HEN TUN lldtt M N, lieconltr. CIimiiscuI Firm Nolle ia hereby viven that I liav a.. Id my iutervet in tlie itrin ol ticliuhneYieU .V (o'i 10 Kdwurd bcliiiliuerii'h The btiaine will liereailer oe conuiieieu uuuer ine 111111 naineoiUbuliiierifii Hrt.iliera. All debts owiiia the oltl linn are due and payable to (lie new 1. rm. C. K( HUI.MKKU'U, IHth, l.ajt. 1 II il a tiro. Oct. Tv Care a Ca d In Oue liajr Take Lixative ISromo Q linine Tahlela. All drugvii-ts refuml Ihe nuiney If It fails lo cure. K. W. Urove'a signsture is oil each box. 'Sn: 1 he (Vutary K.utls Willi Decemla-r 81st next, ami I particularly wish to have all my old standing accounts adjusted before that time. S. T. Link I. a I KK Acker's KagllHh Krineily will stop a eolith at itnv time, ami will cure the worst fold in twelve hours, or money re funded. U6 and Ml cents nt lclta I'riiK Store. (In 1 1 M.'Corniick's for bicycle kiiii nrit guns and ammunitions. Call on K. J. ltsrlier, Seeoml street if you want a llrst-clash shave or hair cut. Try his baths, either hoi 1.1 'Sild. New dresa goods at Si'hulmcrich A Sons. ! Stops the I ougli a ml ('Id. Works uff the ' , , i I ablets j LiXhtive l!ronio (i linine cure a cold iu one day. No Cure, no ay. rriee 20 cenls. l'ortlaud II read. Al (laics' Ice Cream Parlors. Plain breud 3 loaves for a dime, cream ami french twist 6 els a loaf. pullman 10 1 ts a loaf. I wo tleliverita per day, 10:110 a. 111 mil A-.-M I ui., semi in your ortler. eke 1. ;t 1 r t dime, 8 lor a quarti r, f..r II 00. Mounts for tti ti i p pictures at the iNDKf K.NHKNT oftlce, I doz ami a half lor ft i ts. Ladies' muslin underwear, wrap. peia ami dresa skirts, at Schuliuerich A Son's. Fall stock of boots and shoes now on band, at Schulmerich A Sou's. Oct their prices. Paper nankins, 20 cents per 100, al Indki-kmiknt otlli-e. Imported from China before hot-tilitics broke out. William MiQiiillrin. Auctioneer.' Parlies desiring his wr vices will I reach him by addressing a letter to I Hillsboro, ( Iregon. Fresh Portland bread at dates'. K. L. Mclormick has guns to rent1 at reasonable prices. Hand hauled hells to order. 1 4 -Aolutcfy Pure- For the third of a century the stand ard for strength and purity. It makes the hot bread, hot biscuit, cake and other pastry light, sweet and excellent in every quality. No other baking powder is "just cis good as Royal," either in strength, purity or wholesomeness. Ovai The Hillsboro Pharmacy PUKK IH5HJS. II 1; II i'KAIK CHK.MICAhS. Patent Mediciut-s, Hruggist's Sundries, Toilet Article, Perfumes, Kodak, Photo Goods, Fair Healing Itcqiiii t's no Fairy Talc. Win Mohr makes IhmiIs at I is for 1 ....u.,,,,,,! i,.-,i iimi.... :h'M' Hsin.l slr.S't, llillslairo, ri.fO ,r pair, sewtsl shtss for aim gives sjHi'isl attention to repair iing. lie uses only first-grade ril.uk I which einihle-i him togunranlee his work. Prepare lor winter by gelling your supplies from Schuliuerich A Sou. Will positively undersell all coin is'lilors in slns's, clothing and lilt iii.-liing gtssls. Mreatl delivery twice a day bv (lutes'- 10 110 a. m. ami l::!i) p. 111. BAD COLDS. Quinine ia ID years behind, Coldmlo not now have to be endured, t. hmiki 'h Ii.na xii TAni'ini, (eulli'd tW auiic Iroiu their etiertry I crowd a week'tt ortlinary ti-eal ineiit into I'J lintira and itlsrt the worre ol eo tl over 'tinhl. 'It wan the worn! caw of LO-ip I ever had hall'doxeli Irienila bad ure euren. Mill it lilliir .111. Heard til the ivmmh' I u I I KS. lo my iiliiuxetiie lit they M.i'hhI j bulb cold un.l coukIi the lirt mbt. 1 en- dor-e ami ret-.. mm. ml them lo Ihe peiiple.'' lttltll.AY HltM.r-Y, K -M .III bt-r I tiller K.I ami Atlornev. lot Sanitoiiu' iSlitvt, ban Kiiini'ineo. July 7, liHHl. ' Winter cobtH have ttlwaya iH-eu Htriotia HiiiiKa to nit I bey urt. hard tin. I stay lor mounts nut llie lant was at.ii.pe.l au.l dt'iily by MiM.u a itYxaie Iahiiikh llotb eotir-b ami col.l diiapH'iired iu a couple ol days. Nothing rlr doeit Ibis lor me." M m. ham I.. Iiiui in, 14 Moss S ., han Kraiifineo Auk. li, 'no. 1 live ui-rohH the atreet Irom wiiere i .! knio i.'m ItrNAHie T'ahi'I.ks are mailt'. I I bat ia bow 1 lin-t took them. I bev xton col. la without uolito. 1 took u.lo.t'ii Ihixuh w ild me lor Hell and li irn.la when 1 went lo Nome H. 1,. Winkijc. Cniutulial. .'tnl7 Waabini;tou Street, San t ruiiei.-o I A llKUHl In, I'tun I reiit poMtpaitl for 'Jfi cents ill Ntainpr. hy ; INI, AMI bltlUtO., XXH uxliiiiKluit ! Street. San KraneiHCo. Kor sale at the f haimacy. ' Herkshire i for sale, lay F j Oregon. igs and I Jetsi v cow M, Heitlel, llili-thoro, OA 3TOIIIA. Wi Ua y)f " otl H.iw i;is BtlUglK KOTK'F. FOK I'l Itl.ll' VTION Oepnrt meiit ol tlie Interior. Land (ltri. it at Ukkuon City, (Ion. hepleinlssr 17, 1 '.mo. NOTICHIS HKIiKUY (ilVK.N THAT the following niime.1 at-tlb-rbuH filed notice of hia inleiitio'i to make linal proof in Hupport ol hia claim, and that itai.tt.rotif will be made before the Ht'toMer mid Ke oeiver at Uregou City, Oregon, on llct. M, Itnaivix! I II A '. lltdSS, II. K. No. ttmpl. r the 8 K i or N V K J4 of W Hi o 1.1 and N K ut N ' U Sec. !M T i N It W. lie names tha lollowinir witneitseH to pr-.ve hia continuous residence upon und L'ultivatioii of aui. I l.m.l viz: Cbriatian Kooh, of fir Waith. Co. Ore. (ieortre C. Hoos, " I'enjaiiiin M. Collius, ' " " Kdward Uimis. " ' ( HAS. it. Ml H Hi KM, lS-'Jl Uet;ialer, Many low-priced Imit.ition b.-tkinij powder are upon thf mar keb These are made, w ith alum, and are should Is- taken to avoid them, as alum in a puisun, never to Ik Liken in the f.ssl. tAKtoa nvmi eo. io wn.ii rr.. rw vos. per sheet 1 2c each .", lOc bunch 5, lilc each lc ..per hundred 2(1 each ."o Hillsboro, Oregon Call and sec our Swell Stationary. Catarrh Cauutit be Currd with l.s-ul applirationa, na they eannot It-ut'll I lit-at-at ol' llie dir-utte. talarillia a l.ltxKl or coiihtiiulional tlinea-M-, and in or der tociire 11 you iiiuhI take internal rem t'.liei.. Hall'a t'atarrb t uie bt lak.-n inter nally, autl acta tlireetlv on the ItliH.tl anil ! liilieoua aui lace, llall'a Catarrli Cure la j lu.t a tuat-k nie.lit'llie. Il waa preaerilH-d I liy out- ..I' 1 be Ik-hi pliyi.it-iana in this t'oiiu I Iry for yivint, an. I a a re.ul.tr prei.t:ripli.iu. ' ll it. comported ol 'be ht-t tolilea known j t'.ililiinetl with the best blootl purilit-rN, itt-l-intr direc.ly 011 the 11111. -oua aurlaet-H. 't he I pcrloel eo'iibiliation ol the two inured t'litn I is wi'Ut pttHlucen Hiieli w ' iii.ierttil rt'Mitl'a 111 curiuK Calari Ii, nend lor It-Miuuuiiala I'ree. A.l.lreB. K.J. ( II KN K V A Co., I'ole.lo.O Sold by irut;i;ir.l'4, 7;si. Hall's h'amily fills are the benl. Thia sifrnnture i on every Imk of the iiiuin Laxative liromo Quinine tmm th reuicnly tbttt rurta eula Im vim tlay GET 01 FREE- An O-ilsirne Sclf-hinding IWirvister K"aper, Mower, Hake ami Harrow will lie given to auccesslul guesser Send bir Political Chart and Guessinq Card ' and Particulars SCHULMERIC I BROS.. Ats - Hillsboro, Oregon. Notice or Fi unl Settlement. VOTIt K lii HtUKllV (ilVKN THAT 1, the untlerHiKiied executor of the e.ttatu of William Wilson, deceased, have tiled in tin; colony court oi WanbiiiKton County. Slate of Oregon, my final aceotint ait ext't'iilor ol aaitl estate, and that aaid Court lias set Monduy. the oth tlav of No vember, ImiU, at the hour of 111 o'clock a in. of aaid day, aa the time an I the county court room in Jlillhlioror Oreson,as tbe place for heuriu objections to said ac. count and the linul settlement of aaid estate. II. .1... I tint. t K'tlA il. (J. CAR8TKNB, Kxecutor of the Katate of William Wil son, deceased. IM Call at Ihe I N liKl'KN HKN r olllce ami examine the famous Melton tsiard for .oounling ktslak prints. Litest thing oul. Any size. B. CORNELIUS, Auctioneer, Hillsboro Oregon I offer my services lo citi,!'tis of tins county to sell gtssls, iiierelirinilise ami challels at public vendue. I will attend all sales nt limes and places specified upon receiving a ieruiHtl to do an. Cbart?es reasonnble.