Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, November 16, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextF. M. Ilridel, who took a Iri back In Wisconsin in again at lnioif. Mr. John Koo'e It ill at bit real euce four iinlm fit of lowr, Mr. J ihu IVtcrs, who wan hurt re- it iil ly ly liii jersey dull h out again Ktd-rT, K. lirown will preach at lhe tirj.uvi rliijfli next l.irl's ilty, i hi t ri'VKi hi i.f creeds. Mi. Ali'i.z Miglcr, who b m h.K I an klUck nf typhoid fever In on the slrecin agMiu, though h" hxikn thin. Mr. E. C. Itrown ban I ho frau.e of Iiii4 new barn up, hut uiilena all aigna fill it will rim In-fore lie gits the r M.f mi. Wauled, a girl In ilo house work h.iMjuiri- at .Mrs. II. It. r colon's re sidence, corner of Oiik anil Third fire ti, MillHlMirn. Id.' iii'in-i-rs of IhnCitr-e G'I'ui will hold its "after fire" moeliiig to in rrn aftru.niii at 3 oYliM'k. Mem hers Mill attend mill ecant a tint'. .Mr. imam Joss, living nmir (lIl'IICH it ill Ol f M-lll I K'l t I.H. l is some whnl unproved anil it ih hoped that ho Mill recover without an oieratioii. Any farmer wauling to lease a faiuioflsO Hi n, HO In CUltiVitlon fur a li'rni of oiih lo live yeira can learn h 1 1 t'if particular 4 liy applying to Hum. It. tongue, llillshoro. Mr. Win. lii'tirton look off the firnl lien' at lus fnuudnry thin wink. The Hitnil wm colli ami all the toola new not In iiii'iiiinu Ii 14 assistance, hut in .t a illi-uanding I lii-He thing there Wilt MUltVHM, Mrs. Kiiiiiih (llikei) (lalloway, onicnd inspector mli I an oltli-ial vinl yesterday afteriunui to (ien. Hansom Corps, auxiiliary to the O. A. It. It 11 uu h Tstm nl tliitt lier visit wan eu- lircly satisfactory. rjupt. Hill will hold hiH first hand institute lor tint year at Forest drove on Saturday, Nov. 24. Home of I lit teachers of llillslsiro are to have pint-en on the program anil the force cxits to alletul in a laxly. 'J'lie Methodist church of thin eity uill Imlil the ht Quarterly Colter cure, Haturdny evening at 7:; til. The mceiiiig w ill (m held in the church with Ucv. I). A. Wuttora I'.K. it the clmir. Communion service Huudny ii ii r n i ii K- The liHoninlive that pulled the Slier H Inn expresa last Wednesday evening had a dynamo in-rclied on lis from ami whk generating eloclri ciiy for Ihe head light. The llliimi nntion wan much brighter than thai made ly coal oil. Isaac Crowlher, w ho wan run over liy tin railroad freight train on Ihe Dory creek trestle aud had hin leg amputated, died at Ihu hospital in lVrilmi I last Wednesday, ilia re m um wi re t.ikeii t' Konut drove lor Imri.il yenli rdiiy. Mrt. Mineivit Slu.ley, an iunniie ii nl M iit from tliia county heven ye hi iiu'o, lied at tin) anyluin In Si.rlll, N iv. of Willi i cxh. untiou. The tlii n-4'd wan Tti yearn old at the ilf nf In r death. She haven a grand- ii in 1 inn com.ty mid auothei in t Hlif'irnia. The ('nliiolic church I'nn all the r.isiie nulled on, ruftcm li t the roof up, em nice on aim Kneeling on. a lew inure i avn of i;immI weather Will Me I lie Khiiiglen in ilaee. Thin done, Ihe w ork men w ill U'nlile to contiiiuv their l.iiililiiiir m tw ilh-stnndiiii; the run. The election of McKiiiley to the irenid-ucy of the UuiUtl .Si.Uto celel. raced in popular way iu llilin- Imru iu luenilny niyiit. j-.vi rj ti.xjy wan on Iho -treet ni.d n pn-nei t lllv from ttie ci.ui.try I run it a Lirye nri of Ihe liiaiw tlit Htirj)'l Un k a!itl forth. Ihe w i at her wan ideal, the lre-tn wcrt dry, tut not ilun'y. t here wan no iikhh! In dim Ihe t r-ti en and eo.ulii.i.ii- rnuid m.t hnve Uin linpro i d. I'oiiMih r.iMt wi.ri. had Uieu d.iiie toward iliiN.mtiii the hunil.tra iiiu-e-. (u Mjiu l,-el WeliruiiK A Moii'n iliuiiiiimlel the front windown of their r re. Acrina the Blreet the lielta wa a b a ol liht. The Tualatin Hotel wan illu minated withcai.dleH at the w iudowx and ChiueMt Miit' Tun in thu imrtico. The luiMt uniipie etr.vt wan oliliiined hy J. Ii. Laiukin, w ho hud arrmi-'eii a mi arch f..r each of h in f rout win dow. On I hew he net bin candle, ami iilaei-J Inhiml n flifi. Second aire t Uten hnd bin i-onfec. tioiiary more In-ne ii v illuminated. It wan mi in vit rw r Kuriher down the Mine; W.V.W hml a iiUz -nl light in h v iimIow. Over Hie fro it reai liin .lov. u telow ihe nwiiing WHMi.iir.-ad a U -it oi iul- iar- e.1 mite. On one corner waa a lile nn picture ol Mi Uiuley. and on the outer one oi ll-xmeveit. ihe Hill boro Hotel wan Ixnutilully ihvorat-il wiiu uuiilini; and ItL'liti. The livhin and ura (x-rii-i got niUnl Homewhal duriujf the evening, hut there wan no dnuinge ave for a trilling amount. Ihe I.ndki'Kndknt otlii-e wanarlisti- cally iiluuiinaiid, the credit of the arraugment IM-Ionglug to ihe me- hnnical force. J M. Urown, gn cerien, did not ii.i it to nlwrv the at-aniou by illuinii.atiug. The I ri- vale renidenccn of Hon. s u Huston. W.1). WoimI. Ur. H. T. LinkldU r. tilel and approved. K-t Johu bmith, deed. Kieculor ill reeled to eiecule deed to Martin t'uetien for hin trai t of laud. Kit Minerva Shipley, dwd. Estate ailmittl to proiHti' aud V L) Wood apiniiuted adiiiioirtrabir. Itonds, tlWH). (iuird. Frank and Harry Miller, miner. Inven.oiy of property valued at IJ'J.'U liletl and approved Kst haruh I'nttHmon, deed J-.xecu-trix authoriz -d In borrow HO "J from S.trh J. tiraln-l ami a mortgage on tln landn In-longing to the entate. COM M LSSlON Kt ltUKT. W J Wall, deputy aheritf, app.oint- uient coiillruitd. Itoardin rlnonern. Uida oenl: Jihii Norihrup p-r meal je A M Collinn He t'onlract awarded to A M (Jul I inn. llTtignatioo of 8 V Tupier, con--t ihle of Wapato prtn inet, aetvpteil, I'elilion for aid to - Crittenden ILefuge Home. The petition la re- j.l-led. ApMiintiueit of Max Crandall deputy A-w-M-sir couflruied. MAKKIAUK LIl'KNrtK. l.li enne lii wed wan issued Nov 10 lo Frank Atkinn ;)D and Miuuie Wniner aj. Nov. 14, Hugh U Via Zl M)l IHLttli CA IKUKM1. Woi. Mt(uillan, ban wild bin colt, I Wauo Mi-go, 16 uini.ths old for hui tirli-e 300. Mr. Johusoti. who b-l ' Notable been iu eorre4indenc flowed t lea by the S ianla limit Is the deal when he saw him. j winter trip lo Southern l'-.liloruia ami Ariiiuia, lleneweil acuualntautv NOTE THE PRICES OF A FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES among ine i.teantirea ! ' Ph..t. r.i.it i1ir. r.!., ,v w . i t , , . . .... ..,,.vu,... lr. and Muiiei 1 tioriiou lii, jilnen Uiil 21 aud Lnure tii Kelly 21. Ur. J. V. Tameisie. M. a. lailev. IJ Saptiinjfton. Thon. Tucker. JIM. iHiwnn, Thon. II. Toinrue and Umirie II. Carlelou were iiluniiuated. The lirocenMion wan forme I at the lianil nland and hetubd hy Ihe cornet 'and, mariheil aiound thi court house Kiuare ihenci Uewn Sirond atre t to O ik, Iheni-e toKih, up 6h in Alain, ami up Main lo the court houne. The mart tiers bore Inrchea and transpHreucen soiue of which evokeil roam of laughter. One nar. ieularly attrm tive wan the head of a ' " treatment hels-d for 20 yearn. Xillioun tiivrn Awaj. It in certiinly gratify iug lo Ihe public to know of one coueera iu tin land w ho are not afraid to be gener ous lo the uceily and nattering. Ihe proprietom of Dr. Kiug'a New l)in ciiTery for consumption, coughn aud colds, have given away over ten mil lion trial hi tllea of thin great medi i-iin; and have Ihe aatisfactioii of kn -wing it ban absolutely cured thousaudn of hopt le.n cases. Asthma, limm-hilin, hoarsenenn and ail din. eases of Ihe throat, cheat and lungs are surely cured by it. Call on D.-lta I 'rug Store and get a free trial bot'le It -gular nize OOc and 1. Every Ix t tie guaranteed, or price refunded. KeU Hot Krem The tiaa Wan the ball that hit O. B. Stead man, of Newark, Mi h.. In the civil war. It caused horrible ulcera that U. s. aoldier on the lxlv ot a skunk. with the legend "Are we ttkunkt-? Nit." Atioth) r wan the man of tiie rgun vomiting grent chunkn o' row aid between gulps Hnnouiicing, Uee but I ani aick " llryan ami Auirialilo were in the soup together. Another wan McKinlcy mid 1'isldy carrying h full dinner bucket. Bry an and the mule were in a I -oat IhiuiiiI for head waters of Rait prin-k. One Then Buck len 'a Arnica Salve cured him Cur. n cuts, bruises, burns, fi nis, telons, corns, skin eruptions, H"sl pile cure on earth. i5e a Imx. Cure guaranteed. Hold hy Dell Drug Store. Ilrove Xeu rail Victims to ntomaeh, liver and kid ncy tniuliliH an well an women, and all fei-l the results in loss of appetite, Increasing inn rest In nhow U in the revival rs I vires lnl,ilu led ill the M I', ehiireh. Si vi ral have alriMly In ilhtititl a strong desire lo live Chris- tiaii liven. Mrs. K. M. Barrel! ol I'. lit lownseinl, Wnshinglou, who is a-i-ling the pastor, is a skllllul and enliei rated leader. The meetiag will i-oiiliniie during next week. S. II. Dor ranee, late of thin county, hut now of the linn of lKirrance liros., luiiitsT elc, l'ortland sin-ut several hours in Hillslxiro last Tuen- day. He wan aecompaniiHl by bin km-inai , A. T. B irr, of Ohio, w ho in inliregon lor a businesa inniectioii which proving satisfactory will con trol his permanent residence. Mr, Knrsteter, who ban been farm er on Ihe Ladd A lleed farm, Reed- vilie, lias given up hin potation and is sueei-eihsl by Mr. John Thonianeo, wlio comet from Yamhill county. .Mr. TiiomiiM'ti baa already entered upon the duties if super) nteni'ent ol Ihe firm, Mr. Knrsteter wanting a lew weeks for rest and visiting han not yet determined where be will liv his resiileni-e, but It will proba hly he in Portland. Win. Tu j i per found a potato In hin lielil, whleh he put lo political use. Tin- main part had knot that very nun h resembled a n". By ludi- emus ue of paint a gmnl likenewnof i'ryan whs prnduccd. He wan yell iiiK anti-expansion. The ext nded ears had rimin for 16 to 1, V, J. B., lull this wan h"f re election. The tiling w an logged out and carried in the procession on Tu nday night causing much tiierrytnei t. Tin- humdrum of routine work at tin- court house wan varitd last Wed- in'-il.iv, when James L. Hill came in and H-ked Judge llood lo officiate at the inarriHire of himself to Mian l.iantia Kellcy. Clerk Morgan iiuicivly issued the license and before the ink had time to dry the Judge he I pronoiinivd Ihe words that made tlx'tii hoine-huildern. Mr. Hill is a gr unison of A I mora n Hill one of the liM pinin . rs to settle Ii, this county lUifnrd Cr Hgitl about 27 years sii iih-i.tally discharged a gun insucn a ivsy that bit right hand wan nnat tin. I He was taking a boat up I alry cn-ck and had two guna lying in its iNiitoui. Near the Watnon place tin- Ixiat had to In? pushed over some ilnti winhI. It in thought tnal pusn iiiir it through the brush, one of the liiimniTs w an pullisl back far enough loexplinle thei-ap when It was re let.!. Drs. Via and Ltrge ampu tnhil just almve the wrist. ioseph Meyer got a stroke In the fi'v at the cider mill last Tuesday Ha' i-ame (n-ni closing hin account In Hi- wnrlil. Ihe device for raining appli-s Into Ihe atcond tory at the ci'ler mill in a vertical wiudlass. Mr. Meyers had raised a nack to the ilinif ami I rendu tl out to lake it In, at the hii e time letting go of the windlana. The sack fell and Ihe aweep of tha win iins sir ink Mr. Meyer In the f'i- laying iien a laid flesh wound on the forehead an well at on the lower part of the face. The Injured nun was taken to tho Pharmacy w'icre Dr. F. A. Bailey drrsweil Ihe injurii. J President McKinley in w hnee honor the ptrade last Tuesday evening was arranged. banner carried by a volunteer of Ihe Urd Nebraska, Brjan's n-giinenij had on one aide' You left ut first, Billy," and on the others tile of blue coabt who said they were foi expan sion. Ex-Sheriff Bradford loaned hin burro. Thin the Imyn gently eared for in remembrance of the rty lhatao much needs gmnl primm ing. J. M. Brown, as Uncle Sam pieaiiled over a detachment of Piiilip pinoa dreaned an eAmigo." The suits that togged out thee are w hat me members of the 2d Oregon brought back with them from Manila: The prNeasion wan a carnival participated in by the ladien an well an by their husbands and brothera. A traveling man who haptn ned to lie here that evening declared that no where In hit wanderinga had he mti ine use. II naid Hillshoro it a goixl plncn for a residence since every one wan gmnl mitured and that to maae tne thing go ri'publicana, demm-ratn and pro hihllionists united. The evenings amusement was brought to a close at ti.e court house where rimi. i 0rnlius, E. W. lltines, V. N. Bar rett, 11. W. Marsh, 8. B. Huston aud (.'ongressmau Tongue made i-hort but happy speeches. lUr- iuitimir o.i- iinirtied to meet four yearn hence to J . -r...i l.. I.u... ratify tne eiecuon m mmj i""- veit. twi'Kr iioisK. Ull XTY COl liT LAW. Michael Bihn and John Km hiike aHmitted lo citizenship. Maud In-ne Keckley was nrougni before the County Judge last w en newlay on a charge of insanity. After examination by Dr. Wood and hear ing the testimony of w ttnesnca im patient was discharged. rKOBATK. Ent II C lUymond, deed. V L lUymond appointtsl adiiiinintralor-ile-honis-non Bonds IJ.'niO. Heir. cited H apear 1K"C. a and aiwwer petliion to a II real esttte. E- Martha M Noland, di-cl. tinal account Ulhtl and Dec. 10, I'.HH) t for examination. Est 8 H Humphreys, ilecii.wrncri thatadminlsttntrix If authorized lo II the real eatate ut private sue mr cash in hand. .... Et Liverne II Uatn r, ""cii. in irs cited to apaar Nov. 24 and answer petition for sale ot real esiaie. i ... . . t . i ..... i i. i ,i i .1 EstCA itaymoiin, ii...... admitted lo prolate, Ida J -mond appointisl adminl-tratrix. Itnnd MX)0. APPTlsf-rn, v 1 lJ- mond, H M Iehox and E II J' ter. Est Ellada th Jolinton, in, . acrount AIihI and Monday, 1HT. ii, IMn) aet for final settlement. - " - . . 1 Est Thon Stewart, di-ed. invenioryj poisons in the tilissi, backache, ner vousness, headache t nil lireil, lii-t'ens, run-down fit-ling. But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J. W. (Jardiier, Idaville, lnd. He aayi "Electric Bittern are Junt the thing for a man when he in all run down, and don't care whether he lives or diet. It did more to give me new strength and gixsl appetite than any thing I could take. I can now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Only .V) cents at Delta Drug Store. Every bottle guaranteed. Mr. Jonathan Boge. of McMinn vilie, Ida daughter, Mrs. Blair, and grandson, 11. T. Blair and wife, late of lllinoa have moved to Hill-ix.ro, and tikeu up a residence in North Hiilslmro. Mr. Boge has m me si-wage property a few ml es from town. City ownership of lights in not sat isfactory at Forest Urove. E. W. llaiuen makes a proposition to fur nish an all night service for I-jUU ln per year, than the half highl service now rosin. The proporitiou han tieen referred to a eouiunttce for iuveatl gallon. Atsiut two n'liis k last Friday aftr m sin the story aud a half residence of Mm. S. Beeves, ou Fourth sireet in uorlh llill.-lsiro caught lire at the roof from a terra cott-t Hue. A brisk j wind was blowing at the time so thntw lieu the Oreuien got there au angry dame met them. VS aler W as takeu from a si.igle hdrant about I0U feet sway and tiie battle com uieiiced. The deparlmeut tried to get a oecoud stream, ' ut after run uiug out ail the le ueiuHeivea ouu leei iroiu vtie lire ( The work therefore had to In- doui with one ntreaui ami Ihe bucket Bynlandi rn reuioveil all the furniture from the first story, but nothing was takeu from shove. The nnil was tiurued oiT tiie main part of Ihe build iug, but saved cer the kitchen. All the lower pait of tiie house wa saved. The loss on the-building la live or six hundred di.llars. The lorn on furniture and clothing will prohahl) Inj four humlri d ilnliars more. All the latin aud la-ilding together will wearing stiiiarel burned. There whs on insuranis'. The firemen did their full duty The fire was over a half mile from ihe hose house which dmtatice was run and a stream of water running in li miuuten after the alarm was souuded. At one liur a kink formed in the hone. When thin wan straightened the hose was Jerked from the nozzh men and fell, the metal nozzle slrik ing Mr. O. O Wilkes on the head lid laying Ihe scalp open about two I lichen in length. Ihe wound wa ctoned with three stitches. J M. Brown tripn?d by entangling lii feet in vinin. In the fall one hand wan seriously cut on glass fragments lying on the ground. The cnth club -erved hot ci-tl'ce to Ihe firemen w hen they returned to the hose house. with thin section will ever develop freah point of interest and uddtsl -ource of enj lymeiit, under lm sunny skim, in the variety of it iiiituatrii-s, Iu Its prolific vegvialion and smoeg its numberless rwrla of mouulaia, shore, valley anil plain. The two daily Shasta train from Portland to California have been re cently equipped will, the most ap proved pattern of standard and ti ur sleeping cam, but the low rales ol fare will stiil i-oiitiuue Iu effect. 1 II ut rated guidea to the winter re sorts of California and Arizona may be hail ou application 'o C. II. M AKKHAM, O. P. A , Poitlaud, Oregon. Bun away, atmut Nov I, s black sow, white stripe from top of head lo nose, weighs 2-M .umls. W ill the finder notify F. M. Ileidel, Hdlshoro. S hul merit h Bros. nbipnd their first car of pi tttoeo to California yesterday. Itix k Islaud irnoir nl' wn comnletn ruu- fr -., u, ..k...:.....7..'i. i " r iir) iniaiid Uo lo (Ireer's for prize baking powders. in cents a quart, at Tablets, a large asscittutut for lmth rencil :in.l tn-n.. Envtloics, all sies unj st les Envelopes, for mailing photogtaj;lis , Paper Njpkins, assorted colors PenciLs, a large assortment to pick lroui INDEPENDENT, per .sheet 12c each 5, 10c bunch 5, ltc each lc ..per hundred 1U each 5c Hillsborb, Oregon Peail better Usl. The following in a list of letters re maining uncalhsl for in the pontoNlm at Hiilslmro, Nov. 10, 1900: Miss Ooli lie Archer, Mrs. Fannie Couch, Mr Paul Nuts C.tiemar. All letters not called for by Nov 21, will be sent to the Dead 1-ller i Mice. One cent will la' charged fo fitch letter cnlieil for. R. Wahoenkk P. M $900 F. BI. io Chrisi man or woman lo look slier our growing nusinesn lu t in and mlj lining conn tic ; to act as Mnnnger and Correspondent, wor. can be done at your home. Enclose self-addressed, stamped ei.vi oe fi r particulars lo II. A. Sherman, (it-tie ral Manager, Cor.nran Buihlinp, op posite United Static Treasury, Wash ington, 1). C. Cranberriea, Oreer'a. H. O. mush aud t Oreer't. buckwheat Hour, rkrr ljMsla Tablet arc ohl una iKfeitive Kuuruiitn. Curt-a lit-i-l-tiuiu mama uf Ilia fissJ. iiiilre after vming ur any l.irm ut dyii-pMi Une lilllt. labl.-- iuiiiietia a rrlief. '25 i-la, an U 40 el- 1 l.o UrIU Urua Store. Ts Car a t '4 la One lj Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drugtti-tn refund the money If It failn lo cure. E. W. Urove'a aignature in on each txix. 2.V. Acker Crr'ish Kenietly will ttop a cotiijh at auy time, ami aill care lint orst roid in twelve iiours, ur uion-T fiinJvd. 45 and ill cenu at IielL Drua ! 8 tors, I The Hillshoro Pharmacy PUKE IJKnJS. IlKill (J1UDE I HE.Mlt'ALS. Patent Meilit ines. DruRgist's Sundries, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Kodak, Photo Goods, Call and sec our Swell Stationary. Fair noallns: Kotniires no Fairy Tale. Stopt the ('ugh and laid. Mark off the Laxative Ilromo-Qninine Tabielt cure a cold in one day. No Cure, no t'ay. t'rlce 25 centn. Net ire or Final Settlement. Kegulai nervieenat the Evangelical I 1 1. toe unlrran;iil iin-utur of ih church next Sunday. Uioruiug and vatattt of William Wilson, th-ceased. huve and eveninir I l'led iu llie eu"'y court oi WtuliiuKion I County. 8tale of Orex-on, hit final account Patn?r napkins. 20 centn wr 100. at 1 '-"utor oi unl estate, and tlrni xani I u i.L-uL-v-r.i. i... . ...wn lias st-l 31umla' from China before hostilities broke oat. Administratrix hale vl I teal Estate at Private Male. Notice islierehy i veil, thut in pur nance of an onlvr uf tlia lion, county Court uf ttie 8tuif of OrvKUii tor Wa ln:toii county ina.le in the matter ol the em ate of hiinori H, Xuiuplire. a, ileeeaaetl, and dute.1 the sili day ofSovemLwr, t:WH, autliorimii and itirec-tinir the al of I lie real property be ion. ilip( to naid estate, 1, the uiulcnnu d adininiKtratrix of aaid estate, will from and after the l.'itli day ot December, In ll, pro i-eeil to sell at private kale lor cash in hanii ou day ofaale all the 'following described real property; I.- inn, being an i aituuln iu WasliinKton County, blala of Uregon. and being a part of the Donation ltnd Cluim of Mu-liaet M.Kire and Mary H. Moore, his wife, a d being particularly described us lollowa, to-wit : lencn-in the Northeast corner . f I lie forty acre tract i'i the Don tion baud Claim of .liiclniel MiHirn and Ma y li. Moore, con veyed by C'l.arlea T. Tozier ami Zerild I oH-r. Ilia wile, lo viarr A. --airiaon. bv deed exe uteil t-epteniber Hli, issl, and recomen ucioDer Din, ltni on piie . S.i ol hook "H" of nord of lieeil for WasliiiiK- ton Count, Urciron. baid ten acre tract OeiiiK boundeil br beioiin . ur at the North east corner i aaid forty acre, tract and run- niUK in n e aortntiu dt-greea est alo g the tract of the Oregon Central (now Ore gon a mt I ulifonila) r ilroad, .m rods; Iheni-e HoiiMi to a point lar enouith to in clude ten acre aitli the bounduriea herein dfucnbed; th nee Kant tu tliu Kul bound ary of aaid forty acre tract mid thence orlli on aaul r.a--.t uoi.uda y to be lnnin corner; coiitaiiiiiiit ten acre-. liiils will tw re i veil vine at the l-iiw Olliceof W. N. I arretl, at Uillsboro, Ure-KOii bant a e will beau jeot to conrirniution by the I ountv Court of Wasliiiivtoii Countv, Ore on. 1'Hle.l NoveinU-r I.Mli, I'KMl. . M AKY II V M I'll K K Y8, Adininistratrix of the estate of billion II. lluinphreya, deceased. ar t he .ilb dav of No veuilwr. imio, at the hour of lo o'clock a ui. of aaid day, as the time an I the county court room in llulnboro, Oreiton, aa ttie place for heuring objeutiona to aaid ac count and the filial aett anient of aaid eetate. luted, October 3, l'm. 11. 15. CAR8TKNS, Executor of the Katate of William Wil ton, deceased. Catarrh Cannot be ( aretl w th lecal applications, aa they cannot teach 'he aeat of the dineaae. i'aiarrti ia a blood or coiihtilutional disease, ami in or der torure it you iiiunt take internal lem eiliea. ilall'a Catarrh Cure is taken Im. r nally, and acta directly on the blood and mm oils nurtures. Ilall'a Catarrh Cure is not a iiuack medicine. It was prescribed hy one "I he Is-st pbysicinna in this coun try for yenrs, and ax a re-ulur prescription. it ia cuiiip.isii oi tne nest tonics known conbined w ith the best blood purine, ncl inj; direc ly on the miicoiia surfaces. 'I lie perfect combination ol the two inKml - l- la wi ut p.islucta aueh wonderful resul a in curi g Catarrh, bond for testimonials free. Adilrewi, K.J. CHKNKV 4 Co., Toledo.O Hold by lirUKpisis. .'x?. Ilall'a family I'illa are the best. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at tiie corner of main aud Third streets and get piiees P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. r, DAVIES. pnisioa T. BELCHER. SIO'V AND TRIAS. California and the I'hiliiihine Il linois are wanting onions thin fall. The price thin week in 1.25 r sack of 100 pounils. The Manila trade has already almorlntl 20 cart f .'10,- 000 wunils each. There in nothing wrong in litis only Hint these 2 cars should havels-cii pul on Ixiard ashic at 1'i.rtlaiiil instead of going hy car lo Mm Francisco. It c.ists ti9 00 -r car to lay oniunt down on the ilix-k al Han Francisco. Dregonians ought to have that 23 centn t r sni-L. The growers do not count theinselven lo blame for that state, of things, nor in the government, but rather the merchants of l'ortland. Portland ought to nee that a line of shinjit put on the route from the Columbia river to Manila. There in no retaon or sense for aending our onions, flour, potatoca, butter and such prixluels to 8an Francisco or Seattle before the start to Manila can he made.. Working Might and liar The busiest and mightiest little thing thnt ever wan made in Dr Kiug'a New Life Pills. Kvery pill is-a sugar-coated lobule of health, that changes weak net Into strength, listl-nsnesn into energy, brain-fag in to mental power. They're wonder ful in building up the health. Only 2.V per box. Hold by Delta Drug SI i ire. Mr Joseph Hare shipped a car load of cabbage thin week to Porf buid. Thin class of vegetable has heretofore l-en sent to market In small loin crated, hut thin it the first in r load t te taken from thin station. Hiding home Monday evening. Usf, Mr. John Witt fell from hit horse and fractured two of hit riot t; KE IL ESTATE. Mtrtin Cuenen and wf to A O K-p peto n w J of n e J sec 30 t 2 n r 3 w $ KoHp.lee Rcdoute lo Joseph lle- doute 6 ac Joshua Dixon d 1 c Orrin Sagcr to F.lixnhcth (Irita niaeher tr no 3 Peach vale ... II V Crane and wf to Aniotie llermenn lot 8 Firwrnsl fsrm August Utatxand wf t ) Henry tireta" and wf 60 ac me 10 t 2 r 1 w Eden L Jack non to Kiizilth Jackson 12 ac s c 1 1 t I n r 2 w Mrs L K Thomas et al to eh'sil district no 02 1 ae f 3"i t I n r I w School dislric' uo t2 :n Mm L K Tlionma 1 ac nee 35 t I n r 1 w Anna but-Italian to Frederick It-s hnison 22 ac in J II Mc Millan il I c. II rj A Jack lo Andrew Jack 4d ac Phillip Harris d I c 500 Andrew Jack to 15 i j A Jack 40 ac Phi !ip Harris d I c otto Thon Hpi-ncer and wf to h P Htn-ncer 2H ac sec 22 t 2 a r I w 3IM) 300 800 2500 In'O IIHIII fnl CrC Program for Cecal institute. Torest 6rcv, november n, 1900. Stttioi BcgiRt at io 'clKk a. .. Closo it i)0 o'clock .. MORNING. neral Discussion The Course of Mudy and Kegtster Lancuaee Barnes Value of Poctii-il Studies Miss Persephone Butler AFTERNOON. Geography P" J- u Cr:,iK Silling ,is"' Lucy Hurnphreys "The Relation of the College to the Public Schools" Prof. V. N. Ferrin, Dean of Pacific University Question Box. The jiresentation of each of the above named subjects will I followed by a general discussion of the same. Teachers, school officers, patrons and all others interested in education, are cordially invited to be present II. A. Ball. County Superintendent. ittsoLi ntm or Ki.sm'f. The following resolutions of condo lence were auopleil by Tualily Ivxlge A. F. & A. M., of Hillslxiro, Nov. It) ISM Ml Whkukas, it halh pleaseil the Supreme Architect of Ihe Univeme to remove from 'hin terrestial Iynlge In ihe Celestial lvxlge above our be- loved broth' r, Thomas Stewart; therefore ls it UKstit.vi-'.t), that in the death of Brother Thomaa Stewart, this hxlge has lost a worthy brother and a true Mason, and thin community an honest and upright cltixen. KksiiI.VF.U, that an a mark nf re spect to the memory of our deceased brother, that our hslge room be ilrind in mourning for ihe -usual pcriixl and that a copy of these reso lutions In? spread upon the minutes of Ihin Iyxlge, ami that copien be fur- nished to the hn?al papers ol Hills lxiro for publication. Respect fully submitted, V. N. Barkett, f Pktf.b Bohcow, Committee W. H. Wkiiruno, OASTOniA. Boantha The Kind You Haw Hiwars BougM Wm Mohr makes htnits at I in shop on Sitind street, Hillslxiro, for f5.fU sr pair, sewed shoe for 15 and given npecial attention to repair ing. He uses only first-grado st.x k which enables him lo guarantee bin work. Two and one-half pounds of linked wheat, at Greer's, for 10 cents. !ktireol Final Netllcment. Notice I hereby given that the unilersiKn eil administratrix uf the estate of A. .vl. Carpenter, deceased, lias liletl in the Coun ty ourt of the Mate ot Oreifon, for Wash inirtoa e'oiinty. her tinnl ticconnt as aiu-h administratrix ot aaid e-tate, and that Saturday, the 1st ita of 1 lt-e-lii lxr l!X4l lit the hour ol 10 o'clock in the forenoon of J suM day ha- heeu li eil by said Cuiir. as St. Charles Hotel l ORroRTirn I-rout and Murriso ilrf cts, Parllaud Oregau. EUf trio ;i,h:ht9, Klivtric Delia and Hydraulic Klevator. 150 Rooms at 25 la atU; Suites, to 411. bood Kestaarant Connection. lu Give us a call, DAY ItKLCHKK, Maim -crs. OAHTOniA, BratU ) I 1m BougH Sijtutiu 13. P. CORNELIUS, Auctioneer, Hillsboro Oregon 'i;!;;::;'; plaintitt all their rk-ht title and intereit in the following tlescrilsMl land ti-wt: All of the N W of the 8 fc- t,. I he N K ), of i he H W H anil lots nuiiita'red one, two and three uf H,t 2.' in TIN K t W of the Will Mer. In Washington county, Oregon and containing H7.mi acres. '1'bat in tttl Is decreed to tie the owner in fee of an undivided live-sixtha interest in said 1 ind. The owner of the life estate of M. Itoyd iu of the dower the same he- in-r her lite estate in au undivided one t . it . .i . ..i i . t ninth of mud land auhiect to the life estate I offer my services to cilmens of oflM4MlM. i.oy.l; I hat said tefendnnt, J. V . thin county lo sell gixids, llli-ri hainli-e IVu. y Iw decreed to he the owner of an and chattels at public vendue. ! undivided one-eixth interest in said land .. - I u.tl...u.t ... -..LI III.. nt u ii i i U I r . . V WKI1U ..I' CIH.V Vl V 1MJJT.1 nilU dower light of F.lixalieth M. I'uttey, unit that Buia hind be aold and the eroceeda applieil first ti the pavinent of tliedsta and dishurseiueiita ol thi-auit and ofsai.l aule and that the reaiilue he diviiied las Iwis-nthe pi ontirl' and ilifi-iid.in , J . W I'rttey aecording to their respet tive shares in said land, aud that the plaintiff" have aueh other relief na the Court may dee u I w ill attend all sales at times ami places siecitiid upon receiving a qerucsl to do no. Charges ressoimble 4 1' JIIIX1. n tiik cmriTir hh'iit ok thk of Oregon. t I 1 tit ate County. Uels-ct-a A Washington " l"ao.. riailitilT. llarrett, v W I'Htlf-v fieorue H Irwin IleMli-r ' .lane Hnutll and Mr. Hmall her lius- the time for hearing olijeetiona to naid liuul atrcoiint, and the seltleiiieut thereof. ihite.1 at Uillslsjro, Oregon, this 1st day of November, hum. MAKY A. ('Alt I'KNTEU, Ada inistratnx of the estate ut A M. Carpemer, dec aed. ii-m IIS pulilit-a ion io the Hillnhorn I inleiH-iul.-iit and the day for appearance ia ri x d by onler I the Hon. L. A. Kooil. County ) udge of Thia aiiriiature ia oa every box of the ureauino Laxative BromoQuinine Tabieu thm remedy that f-arra a coM eaa atay Call at Ihe Indeprniiknt oflice antl examine the faimuis Mi-lion Ixiard for .mmming k-xlak prims. Latent thing out. Any ize. Iiaml. iH'fendants. J In the name of the 8lnte of Or. gnu: You and eiu-h of you are hervihy reiiiired to appear and niiKwcr tlte eoiiipniiut tiled againat . ou iu the above emit led Court, and auit on or before the last day of the time pre scritied in the order of iintiliciition of this Sunitiiona tiewit: on or liefnre the exnira-1 tiou o aix weeks n.-xt from and after the I cut. date of the first publication ot this auui-jcoli Indus, the Imt publiiatiou being on the I'.Hh day of October, !'.. And if you fail to ao appear the plaintill will apply to the Court tor the relief demanded in the com plaint t erein to-it;fora decree against the defendants. Ceorge 8, Irwin, Ile-iter Jane Small and Mr. Small her husband, ret inning nud correcting certain ileeds made by the a hi detenuants, tieorgp 8. Irwin and Hester Jane ISmall to the plain till' so as to ex reus the true intention of the i artica thereto and ao as to convey to Washington county Oregon. .Made and dated October IS, p.nju. W. N. HAKhKI T, 22-28 Attorney fur 1'lttln till Call on F. J. Barber, Second street if you want a first-class shave or hair- Try hin baths, either hot or A law in proposed at Hal em for keeping records of births, ileal lis and eaten oi infectious and conlagioun diseases. (Vaiiilverrinn, coloretl migam, nice clean fresh nlin-k raininn at lH-unis'. V2aV fibsofutety Pure Its use is economical and assures the most healthful and appetizing food. Royal Baking Powder imparts that peculiar sweetness, flavor and delicacy noticed in the finest cake, bisc " foils, etc, which expert- pastry cooks declare is unobtainaV- by the use of any other leavening agent Alum bused in making cheap bak ing powiWt. If you want to know the i-fti'l oi alum upon the temk-r linings ol the atomnrh, tola h a piece lo your tiaigue. Ytm ran raise bis cuit with alum baking powder, but al w tut a coot to health I aovi ihim rowota ca, too mum rr, at reaa. i r i f