Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, November 30, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textwaa Portland visitor Monday. L IS. Ot-f r, H'ut" Land Agent, was In llil'ntsiro Monday ami Tuesday. Hon. T. J. L'l'.'t tou, e priwevuting attorney, was iu attendance at court Monday. Mrs. lCimiia .ntarhird, of Catlin, ashiugton, visited relative in lliil-lsiro this week. Oil iMvmlx-r Hih lUlh t 1 VZt, Dr. lov e, t'i optician, will b in Kurt-41 Grove, at Mr. Hloau's. Ois. Weils, a prominent wheal f truer of Hlierman county, did busi ness at llillslsiro Tuedy J Wd'a Divinson, a prominent farm er, of Greenville, was in Hillsboro Monday, lie reports a great detlof ol sickness in that vicinity. K. S. ltright, who run on lie pro. filiation ticket in June forsupremt judge, in an attorucy in a divorce hiiiI now pending iii I he circuit court. Herman Niegrlisi, a prominent J-wcler, of Chel.ulis, 'A'H-hint;loii is in ( iwn visiting with hi mother. He reports gn-t pros-rily in his town. - i Slicrin.tii Wilson, a lo-ig time real-1 l -nt of liillxlMiro, left N eilnendny iiiornini; S"T The iMIIin lo lakeii liia reMidence with hia hoii, Wallace, w'lo.irt in liu-iiiiim titers. TIih ln-t iu of the HilurU KveniiiL' I'ohI, puhlinhetl at 4i"j Arch Mtreet, New York, in an excWlint:l line mioiUr. It touchea on Hie China Huliect and haa many lnterel Intf Hloriis. "Who, in your opinion," aaid Hie tendt r-fiHit to the cow-lNiy, deairiiiK to lie wx-iMhle. our aweetea Hiiijji-r.'" "Waal," dra whit the man in aoml rero and clinpn, 'the Ixiyaarc divided la 'tween the. coyote and the mule." Mr. . A. Wehriintf. manager of the Hillxtiorn Oia-ra llouae, is to la t'oiiKratiiliited In securinu audi layi aa Uncle Jo-h Hpruci'by for the llilla boro theatre-Ka ra. lie iimkea an ef fort to keep away all play of quea. tionablH character. Our yomiK neiuhlair, Mr. Fred II khI, Imi led a louely life for two yenra pant on the larni, but he la , alone no longer. He weila Miaa (:elia OmiiuiiiI. It la understood that the oun( pple are to live on . the farm aoiltheaat of town. Jeaae Cr.iijilnll left Moi day eveninn over the Ureut Northern for Uibbing, Minn., lo viait hia brother, H. S. Crrtiulull, from there he will k lo Michitfan to m-e hia brother, A. It Crandiill, and on hia way back he will viait hia grandfather and (jrand motlier, It. H. Hliannon, at HI. Paul, Minn. I hia ia hia llrat irip Kaat and he will undoubtedly enjoy it. He will be abaent about three months. Her Kct'tfrapliy la ta-tter than her kliowledu'e of atate craft nainea. Not long ao a eompaiiy of elderly ladiea were Hitlii.if al their tea on Portland eli;l la when one of Ihem enquired, 'What ia lliia'oa'ii tliair' that the paperaare talking of bo much." It wa explained that it meant that the iihtiona Inid BKmd to allow each ottier ti trade on iqual lerma in China. "Well, 1 don't aeo why Ihey want to k WHr ov,'r "mt ,it,le thin. In audi a hot cou ilry aa that 1 would think Ihey would want the dnor open nil the time." Uncle Joah Hpruccby" will la Hip oltVriiiL' at the Cla ra Houae for one Oiht iinlv. Moiidav. 1KU. 3 I. Much IntercHl ia iM'inif taken iu the produc tion aa it ia naid to tai very almilar to "Wav Down Kaal" which ia bavin audi a aiicceaful run In New York Uncle J ihIi Horuceby" cannot be Bivuaed of pirntiuif or coyiiiK "y of the nuineroua "rural" piaya inai are now ho aucceaarul aa it ia now in its tenth aeaaon on the roail. The great realiaiii'aaw mill scene ill the third act la said to be one of the most real isllc slate tf cla ever pnalutrd. lti(? paiade at noon. Dave 11. licvia' big pnaluctlon, "Uncle Joah Spruci'by" will be pre- Heuled at (ia-ra House one nnjni, Monday, Dc. :id. The pnaluctlon Inat been received with much favor and the city "preaa" are Kivintf the play and -ople very flattoiinir iiotieea. Aa one critic aaya you fel "your inoney'a worth." A ural-clasp eompany of acting people, novel aprc ial M-enery and mechanical iir-i-la, ilihH and a splendid or- elieatra of twelve ailoiata are aome of the feature Hint go to nmke tne pn. duction the liic sum aa that it ia. The hi parade ('veil at noon attracts large crowda. "Uncle Jwh Sprueeby," (he first of the many rural playa now being presented in the diuYrent cities will laHccnat the Ua ra Houae for one night only, Monday, lec. 3. This pnaluction iasaid to laulifferent from all others as it cniit dna much comedy as well as pathos, and the realistic aaw mill scene is said to laj the moat exciting Hi.d Intense elf.-ct ever n duced. The aii-nif of the play are laid In Ver tit and New Yr, which gives ample piautunity for portraying the aiirple rustic charac ters in country aa well as the many incidents that befall the simple coun try folk that visit the uietroilis. Watch lor big parade at noou. What was said last week annul the Nehalem railroad wasclighily pre mature at lcBt as far as one interest ia concerned. The Inubcknoknt thought so t the time, but as the Portland paTs were devoting apace to the project. It was thought here that developments might have la"cn aiivleraleil. The dmire is to build a tranatxirtrtlion line into the Nehalem country ami to the coast, but the company must le able to ace a pay ing Invest ment la'forcthe work can ! .ommeiHitl. This "paying" must I the ownership of rai.tMM) acrei or more of timta-r land. They have not got that much and the echo of the locomotive whistle is very remote. Austin Craig, formerly of Forest drove, Is again In Journalism. To gether with J. Nat Hudson, Mr. Craig, who ha been represent ln the Portland Telegram f'r W months, a soon t i stait pas-r at Whitney, Or. I he piper will le called the Whitney Hold News, and will r puhiiah.tl by the Whitney Printing Com, incorporati! wnrem. The plant, which is now stored In Sunipter, hating 'en usnI in the piioli-atlon of the Cove Ijedger and l.ran'u Itoulder, w ill I shiNI to Wi.it.i y on the llrat train that runs too t ' t new town, and Ihe publh-a-ti n ii'inicnecd at once. It will be a'' oiumii folio, Mr, Craig edilor and Hudson hu-tlcr. County Treasurer Cratidall I The conviction nf Thomas Council, promiuent clli. u of Portland, and who own the property Mr. J..hii IVter ri-aid) on, unk char of arson by a jury at 8 even-on, V-.Iiiiii..h1 nan naturally crea'rd u.u h interest among Mr. Council' friends and acipjalbtanct here. Cisivcrt fc staple ton, the attorneys who defended him, ay that tney ftil confident of mh ur tug a m-w. trial, and liopi-d for au tctpuitr.'.. 1 he c is rested on Inn statements of two witness, I tie defendant and fr it Clark, hi- former employe, who testified to selling tire to the mill under Council' Instruction", ami fur a stipulated price of ;liH). A man who wax present at the trial gave I lie f Uovting account ol the testimony : "Clark, on the tind, Raid Hint he had a contract witti Council to os-rate tne mill and cut railway tic", for which he was to receive a ihousand. lie was also lo lurn the mill at I lie Hrit opp rumity, and for na service lie w. lo r jve :iil(l. 1'he men wi.o wo ". f..r Mm had la-en unpaid for some t .. 1nal :y tied it ii Willi liei,.-, ui., ting to .'a: Ml t'lrk wut them u.imii to Cortland and lliey were paid by Con uell, who wrote CI irk a letter ititro- duced in evidence al the trial, iu- fonuiiii; In in tlml the thmir waa lie nig run along loo l.ir, Mint niiuiriiig why he ilnl not act. Iu an ither let ter, also ietrodunol iii evidence, Con nell aald he was afraid the rains would mt-rfere with oH-ralious, ami concluded with a alateiiieut to the effect that It was adviaahlc to uiake hay while the sin l one. These let ers Council ex! i;a d ly t ie slate ment that they rei. rr d meiely to I he lusiuetis of the null, that f cu'tmu' ties, which was not pria-eeiling satis fai t irily under Clark's management. "Clark lurthcraaid that while he was at the mill he stole a log-chain, which he brought to Pottnwid and sold at a second hand atore. For thia Council caused hia arrci-t, and he was given a preliminary hearing in Kiev enaon. For stealing this chain lie said Council threatened to send him to the penitentiary unless he would set tire to the mill. This statement of Conned'a, Clark aaid, was made to him while he was in I'orlle.nd. "Leaving Portland, he returned up the Columbia and fell iu with a man named Health iu one of the towns on the Oregon shore, lie told Hearth he needed some one to help hi in carry out his plana, and the two men crossed the river, piled aome oily waste In a corner of the mill and set it on lire. "Itetiirning again to Poitland, Clark said that he tried to get Con neli to pay him the MM, and failing asHimd hia daini loa lawyer named lt Force, who reputedly light to sect: re the money, but without ue ceaa. Clark then wenl to Vancouver and swore out a warrant forConncll'n arre- t on a charge of arson. "In explaining the letters, Conned said tlml the logs were on the ground and that Clark was not getting any ties Ktwed out, so he wrote to him t" get undoing done la'lore the rains laga i, its the roads would soon la soft i inl it would le impo'sihle for him lo do anything. "The jury was out IS hours, and II was s.dd they would have come in sooner had it not len lor the fuel that une of the jurymen was deaf, and tl.e evidence had to heexpUli.nl to him. All the Jurymen residing in r near 8teensou were for conviction from the start, the two who held out being residents of the western part ol the county." Mr. Com ell's attorneys will move for a new trial. The penalty for arson under the Washington statute Is not more than 10 or leas than one year in the peni tentiary, or imprisonment in the county Jail for not more than one year and a tine of not more than flOOO. A friendly coi.test was waged al the shooting gallery 'f uesday after noon. A. C. Hhute i.Mcretl It. P. Cornelius I2M Miints on till shots and when Uuiahed ,V1r. Cornelius had fitlii with hia handicap of 1(1 making him Mr. Hhute ran up a score of 020 out of a possible Ciiio. Much excitement and smoke prevailed dur ing the contest. . All are invited to the home of Mrs. Cola, on Htturday evening next to spend a social hour. Uefreshmeiils will be served. Those attending wib Ihi exKi'ted t dmiate a pit-ee of sil ver t be applied in the interests of the Kvangelical .Sunday school. The dilllculty relative to carrying the Olcncoe-Portland mail has la-en temporarily arranged, llcdinondd Sappingtou carry on the llill.-lairo end of the route ami Frank Imbrie on the Portland end. The met ting place ia Phillips. K-vival services will soon com mence In the Kvangelical church The pastor will tsi assisted in these services by Itev. (!. T. 1 1 url, of purl- laud, A. A. Winter, or lirayitt" and other ministers of the F.vau .di es! denomination. ' Uncle Josh Hpriieeby whoapH'ars at the opera house Monday night IKv. Il l is now at Portland pla. nig to crowded houses. The tlri-t night several hundred were turned away. Treasurer Cramlall makis a call for county warrants endorsed prior to August 1st. There are lew con ill let" in the stale where the financial con dition is as good as here. A din.e sia-lal w ill ls given by the voung ta-ople ol the Congregational church, tonight (Frida) at tin home of Mrs. Henry Wchrung. Kvery- body invited. Wm. Owens, w ho has lived in this county for iM years died veiy sudden ly Monday morning ai ivoar imiiis anil was burled Wediiesdiy. F. C. Tia-lle, Miliiisster and gen eral merchant at I'hilips was in I lillsboro Tuesday, lie reja.rls the fall grain in excellent condition. Mrs. S. Iteevcs.and daughter start ed, last Tuesday for Palo Alto, Call forma where tney win vish uurmg the winter. James Forestal. who has lived at Oeday Mills for about iii) years died at his homi 8aturdey and was buried Monday. Ch.s. Msk, who live on the N. A. Itarretl farm m-ar Mountaindale, dd i business In Hillsta-ro luo-sia. (leo. II? ftiirham, a prominent Poitland attorney did busim-ss at the coutt hse Monday. Henry Carstena ami wife of Muuu laindsle cra . llillshoro visitor Tueaday. Hon. V. F. Tigsr.1, vlslleil Hills boro Monday. WASTKti Eiperienced man lo clear laud fur the plow. Iuuuire al thia otnee. Ue.1, iu Hillsboro, Saturday, No vi nilsr 2i. of ex in mention of the brain, Alls-rt ., youogest tou of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. tM-huliuerich, aed four months. The fool-lwll game yesterday be tj'ii Multnomah Amateur Athletic t-aui and the Uoivtrsity of Oregon tam was a bitterly contested game, Neither side was able lo score. The Htamlford-Uerkley contest euded & to 0 In favor of Htandford. Mrs. Krnest Kraus, of U'ooiuiug, had the misfortune to fall between the house and barn last Thursday and lacerated the tissues binding the right fiM,t and leg together no that I r. Cink later found It advisable to apply splints on the injured uieiuher. It is proper that all parties giving credit should oit-aaioually have a general settlement of accounts. Ho ! r ths first time in hia long practice in this locality, Ur. l.inklst-r la Call ing for and adjusting at the end of this century during the time las tween now and January I, IIKHI. Congressman Tongue, accompanied by his son, TIm. II., I. is daugliters. Misses It rtha and Klixtla-lh, and stenogiapher. Miss Winnie Itouane, startisl for Washington City, D, C , last Wednesday evening. Mr tongue will get to Washington in rum- lo answer roll call next Monday morning. Mr. Iti-iJ. 1) siley, who waa at work on his new blacksmith shop near the (ireenville creamery, fell from t ie roof, striking on his head. He was not seusihle for several hoars, but after a time regaaned conscious ness. At last advice he waa much improved, and complect recovery is expected lo rapidly follow. List Thursday morning while up iu the haymow in his father's lum in the dark, Carl Wisuier. of Ileth any, fell over the edge of the hay 25 feel and broke his left hip tint, and dislocated his left wrist. His brother-in-law, Dr. Vou Oris'iiingen, had the latter injury red. iced before the ar rival of l)r. Link later, who left the patient comfortable, though we learn he has passed through considerable suhVring. Mr. Junes llaverson, who lives near Forcr-t (J rove when at home, has la-en a member of I. F Wilkes' surveying party in the foot-hills of the Cascade Mountains, in Clark cou-ity, Washington. The snow has already fallen there to the depth ol twilveor more lochia. The expos ure was ha) much for Hsvers'in and there were symptoms that indicated that his mind would not stand the slrain. Mr. Wilkes started home with him. At Portland they occu pied the aame room, though dillerent di llerent lads on Tuesday night. About U o'clock Wednesday uioruing II iverson left his Ih-iI and room without waking Wilkes, and started, night as it was, for llillshoro. In due time he walked into the sheriff's i 111 -e and gave himself up. The au thorities saw the trouble and sent him Lome, where rest and care will restore him to mutual Itealth. COI KI' I10LSK. t'lltCUIT COURT. The November (erm of the Circuit Court met on Monday morning last. Judge T. A. Millridt) presiding. John Henry juryman was excused for the t-t in. The bailiff's appointed for the term are hherman Itechie for the court ami V. A. llaynor for the petit juiy. The jury was excused until next Tuesday morning, Dec. 4. K-il Charles Colling, insolvent, or dered that final settlement be set for a bearing on the first day of the next term of this court and that publica tion Is- made in llillshoro Inwcpen dkst. Fill Wm Chalmers, it solvent, re Hirl and account of a-sig-n lllrd and approved. Thei.aa.i.uti i, (.ei.oitted to retain (2lH)of the money iu bis custody la-longing to the estate as pait payment for tils services. - A M Moit. Co. v J W Holisontt al motion heretofore lilcd withdrawn and plaintiff allowed to file demurrei to deli toung s answer. A 11 Moss & Co. v D A Carter et al en, tinned for the term. Susan Carson v It It and Mary K I'allon, continued for the term by consent of parties. Lilli Meyer v Louis Meyer, i r di red that the decree entered at the last term of this court m amvtid-d by adding the words "subject to the further order of this court." Ordered further that plff, Lillie Meyer be per mitted lo take the three older child ren the custody of whom has been awarded to the deft ami bring them to her home iu llillshoro and retain them over Thanksgiving day. Hhe may have them Wnlnesday evening ami ri turn them Friday morning. MctroHiitan I riiiling Co. v 1 W riioini son continued for the term. Colwcll A Cram v John L Smith et al dismissed. American Mlg Co v M F Ne ley et al di fault and decree of forced sure. Oregon MtgJ'o v J It Pilkington di creo against Pilkington for I'JJo-l "i A 11 Thomas v I-ils O McMshou, WN It.irntt made attorney of re cord for dell. It rtha A Robinson v ti L llobin- aoii default allowed. II J Hill v Al, Hill default and decree of divorce allowed. Jos Itislencourt V John Dethli fs, dismiss) d on motion of plff. Iloyd v Nicholls, motion t dis miss argued ami taken under advise ment. State v K A Knott- adin estati August Oenlx. llecn-e escheating pruperly to the state. J.sie M Hissmusscn vKJ His- smussen. .Motion tor change ot ven- ti overruled. Demurrer of deft over ruled. His answer will l li lei I as of tislay. Plaintiff allowed till IH-c ." o hie reply. Mary. O'ltrien v Joiin O'ltrien t al. Motion to set a-ide resirt of re-teris-, argued by plirs afofney and c .utiiiii'sl till t im r J A Vauglu. v A... k Vaughn, default taken. F.llle ltryant v J F Bryant, default sketi. Uoth Scott t Helen Smith et al, H lre-ser appoii.f'd guardian-ad-litcin of minora. Default and decree allowed. T A A P U v Koshland, decree of forwio-ure alloweil for tlU Ai with interest at Id i er cent, 175 attorney fees ami 119 50 costs. Htut- v F.mma McPdowney, dist attorney altowe.1 till Nov 2H lo re turn information. ordered that a ss?clal venue for 13 iurymen be issued and placed In the . ... : ... . t.w. hands ot tne snerin it " Mary H Hays v Alfred P Hays, referred to Cjaa E Huuyoii t ) take and report testlruony. - State v Hit-hard Heycraft. Th dist attornt y returns not alruet.i t, whereupon the deft Is discharged. htate V t. has Knentaou, delt with draws Lis idea of "not guilty" and pleads "ifuilfv" oe Ji) 00. The deft paid his tlue and went free. Chas Phillips V Jo liasl.ui, et al demurrer to complaint overruled and deft alloweil 10 days lo answer. Coia E Tucker v 11 F l uiker, de fault of deft eutered. John Lewia claimant and resNn dent v Itofa-rt Foulkes transcript fil ed as of Nov 19. Kdt-a L'-wia v II ila rt Foulkes same order as xtsive. Saml Tunst I t lewl Triela-r el al, jury trial verdict lor the deft. Alice II Pratt V Wm D Pralt.de fault of deft entered. Vihliert v Amni ta E Humphreys executrix default of all defls alloweil except as to E'ixil(h Lrndeas. J M Wall appointed guardisu-ad-lltem for minor heirs herein. Odie M IMslrum v Clias Dolstrum, default of deft allowed. J P Tamdsie v (leo Stewart and C II Stewart, default and decree against (Jeo Stewart for f IIW.50 IHsd nisdi April 14 18i!, 'o C II Stewart by O Stewart for lits 7, 8 ami !, ''Ik 7 and lots 3 and west 4d feeof he 2 blk Simmon's addition to llillshoro de clared fraudclcut and is set aside for naught. State v JoCamplall,ct lor Ice 4. Boyd v Nichols et al Motion to dismiss appeal overruled. J K lloyd v Nichols ami Hamilton same order. Dilley LuiiiIst Cu C Lia li tia-lle set for trial Dec 6 C W Lauretia v F Kiuke et al, side of real estate confirmed - It Weslhoffv W A Mack et al de cree of foreclosure allowed. State v Emma Mi E'downey. A rue bill returned. Deft was called but came not. D -fault entered arid bond forfeited. State v Joseph Campls'll. A true hill of indictment returned. W L ArchamtieHU v P A Mar- riuaiu et al. Sale confirmed. City or tiirneliua v 1j uaiiey, ap- Mllant. The city moves lo dismiss tue appeal. Argued and taken umlir advisement. U H O Marquam v Washington county. Motion of Dist Atlv to make the complaint more ill finite was allowed, and plff given 10 days iu which to do so. PltOHATR. E-tate of Geo Morphew, deceased. Ordered that citation la- issued heirs and i nt crested srsona to apaar in -ourt, Feb. 1, 11101, to show cause why real estate shall not la sold. E-tate of Susan J Stanley, de ceased. Ordered that cltition issue to heirs to apia-ar in court Jan Iti, li01, lo I how why really ahall not la sold. E-itale of 8 A Durham, deceased Final account filed and Friday, Dcc 8, 1900, sot for its examination. Estate of Sarah E Patterson, dee'd K"port of prm-ecdings and account tiled ami approved. Estate of John M Lyon, deccaaed. Administrator authorized to sell real statu at public auction. - Estate of Anna C (lore, deceased Estate admitted to probate and Ui-n C (lore aptsiinted administrator witti bonds fixed at $12011 Estate of Fred Witt, dee'd. Final accnuiit examined and alloweil Amount on hand, 108 02, turned over to widow, who til -a receipt for same. Es-ate of Elizala-th ltilchie, dee'd. Executor ordered to pay taxes on ceitain lands whereon estate holds mortgage. ' Executor allowed 120 commission. Estate of U II Uriffln. decctsed Administratrix reports that she has received f 1278 08 and paid out tl 190 6.'i, leaving balance on hand of 87 43. Itcport approved. Ordered further that administratrix lie au thorised to sell K-rsonal pro-rty be longing to said estate at private sale. Est Liverne liata r, deed. Admin istrator autlmrixed to sell real estate. Guardianship of minors Frank 11 and Harvey Miller. Guardian au thorise! to borrow ftlOO and secure note by giving mortgage or realty belonging to ;;aid minora. Est Johnston Freeman, deed, final account filed and Monday, Di-c. 31, 1900, set for its examination. MAKU1AOK I.ICKSSK. Marriage licenss have been grant ed to Jacob It Elm t. 24 and llosa Sclgesenmann, 20: Wm ltoy, 20 and Mtry Waibel, 24; Herman L-hinow and Nellie Shiremann; II II Hartley 29 and Mary My rile Gleason, 29. Muriel The end of the century draws near and I wish to have a general adjust ing by caah or note of all accounts before that time. Aft-r that date, Jan. I, 1901, a new system of ac counts will la adopted, and a col lector employed lo attend to the old Issiks. S. T. LlNKI.ATKH. lloek Inland gang pl'm complete for 'i0, at Schulmerich Uros. PrtaT napkins, 20 ivnts a-r IIHI, at ISHKI-KNOKNT Olllce. Imiorled from China la-fore ln-tililies broke (Hit. Kilitnr's Aaful rtight. F. M. lliggliis,elilorSeiis-a,(ls) News, wsa atllicteil for years with piles that no doctor or remedy helwsl until he tried Itiiiklen's Arnica Salve. He writes two laixes wholly cureil him. It's the surest pile cure on earth and the best aalve In the wotld. Cure guarant's-d. Only 2.i ctnls. Hold by D.-lta Drug Slon-. That Tbrtljliliiir lleiiJuche, Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and i ervous headaches. They make pure bliss! and strong nerves and. build up your health. Easy to take. Try thrill. Only 2" cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Delia Drug Storp. II. M. Hush, of Portland, ss?nt Thanksgiving with J. A. Imbrie and family. U. 8. Mcllargue, who has taught the Heedvillr sdes 4 for two or three years waa charged with conduct un becoming a teacher. Pns-eedings were commenced sometime ago to annul his certificate. Testimony was carefully reduw-d to wr ling and sub mi fed to the state board of educa tion. This evidence was analyif-d by skillful lawyers, and every right of the accused carefully guarded by his counsel. The board being fully advised find that the charges are true. Hia certificate has la-en re voked. Th Ik is a victory for I M rec tor Oakerman and a signal defeat for teacher Mcllargue. THE UilKf BEETISti. The Mass M eting called by Mayor W i In iX for Monday night lo devist) p ans for makii g preparations ft pro,Mrly r ceiviug and entertaining I he S'aie Dairymen's Assiaiattin, as held i i persuaiice of the cull, Mi.vor Wilcox pr-dded. W. 11 Oautt was chosen secretary. O.i iuj lion a ci.iiiiin fee of seven on arrang meiits were apNiiuted conditioned that Mayor Wilcox be honorary chairman, thus increasing the com in it lee to eight. The oomtilif ee is, Geo. M. Wilcox, W. II Wehru g, W. N. Itarrett, E l H.-hutmeri. h. Itruee Wilkes, George A. Morau, W. V. Wiley and James A Iiuhrle. It was vote-1 that the secretary of 'he mass n eeling act as secretary of all meetings held lo promote the inter ests of the coining meeting of the as sM'i.ttion. The committee held short meeting and adj ourned to meet this morning at 10 o'clis k In W. N. liar- relt's olllce. HE IL ESTATE. J M Hitching trustee to J T Donovon ail of lots 6 and see 1G t I s r I w 1 2000 SG'in&eiihach to II Stutters and wf pt sec 19 I I n r 1 w and pt sec 13 and 24 t I n r 2 w... 1350 Guiau lleichen ami wf to P Z'irclier pt of the Weston d I c in sec 1 1 and 14 t 1 n r 2 w one load bay Time Tucker and wf to U G Gardner pt loCS blk 8 Tuck er's and Stewart d I e, Wm M Morris to Anna Nash 82 ac iu sec 10 t 2 s r 3 w Msry L and James Sheperd lo Mary C Luck lot 3 iu blk 18 Forest Glove A Johnson In Ellen Juhuson ) lot in n J of n e of sec 6 i 2 s r 2 w 10 7.1 1500 1000 L II Itrown am' w f lo George Davis lots 1,1 and 14 w of lot 15, w J of lot 10, ) ol lot 18 ami all of lot 19 in Mil liard and Van Scuvver d I c. 1000 1100 ( N Miller t ux to A Dethlefs ciaiiu no 45 t I a r 4 w W Sewell sheriff t'i slate I tud board, pt of d I c ol M Moor no 4 1 sei 0 t 1 a r 2 w con taining SI 94 ac CGOO It Dallas lo E J Ayers pt sec 7 and 8 t 1 n r 4 w 12.1 Kobbed the Uravc. A startling incident, of which Mr John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was I he subjiH-t, is narrated in 1, tollows: I was in a mom tlr.-aiul iou lition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes Miuken, tongue coaled, pain coniinu ally iu back and sides, no appetite gradually growing weaker day by lay. Three physicians had given me up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying 'Electric Hitters; and to my treat joy and surprise, the first laittle made a decided improvement. I continued their use lor three weeks and am now a well man. I know they saved my life and robbed the i: rave i f another victim." No one liould fail lo trv t'o'io Only 50 els. hMiarantccd, a" IMti D.ug Store. A Thousaud Tonga Could not express the rapture ol Annie E Springer, of 1125, Howard t., Philadelphia, Pa , when she found tl at Dr. King's New Discov cry for consumption had complettdy cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life a burden All other remedies and diajtors could give her no help, but she says of this I loyal Cure "it soon re moved the pain in my chest and I can now sleep soundly, aonn thing 1 can scarcely remember doing efore. I feel like sounding its praises throughout the universe." So will very one who tries Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble of the throat, chest or lungs. Price 60c and $1 DO. Trial bottles free at Delia Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed Treaaarer'a Xatlee. All County Orders Endorsed prior to Auk. t. louo. not paid for want of fundi ur called for. Interest will csutsn after IM). 1, 1UU0. KODOLPH CBANDALt., 4S-TJ Co. Treasurer, tQnn YEARLY Christian sDiJUU manor woman to look alter our growing business in this and adjoining countie ; to act as Manager and Correspondent, won can la- done at your home. Enclose self-addressed, Btaui-d enveloias for particulars to II. A. Sherman, Gene ral Manager, Corcoran Buildinp, op- iMisite United States Treaaury, Wash ington, 1). V. M0U1TU HOHKIIEm. The snow, and freeae was quite a supprise lo ihe farmers of Mountain Home. If" being bo early, it is no wonder some potatiaja were froze. Mrs. Graves has lieen quite ill, hut is ta-lter again, Mr. I.. D. Healnn and Iriend, Mr. T. M''Farthen, were visiting relatives and friends of Mountain Home, last week, IjiiH Wr-k one of Mr. J. C. Em nieU' ihiws got fl slato lislgxl in her throat and would have choked to death had not relief laen given im medl. t 'ly. Mr, and Mrs Bitchier, of Milwau kee, have been visiting friends of Mountain Home. Mi-a E'hel Hopkins has been uf ferinif from a severe tl tact of toiisi lits, but is able t i attend schisil again. Miss Sehinellx-r and Miss E'li-oel were visit in friends at Diylon las' week and report a delightful time, Mr. Herbert Graves ha mt up a hiehelor hall on his place. Ia4 Utter List. The following is a list of tetters re maining uncalltsl for iu Ihe iMmtolttce at llillslsiro, Nov. 24, 1900: Mr. Stanley Hahn, Mrs. E. G. Johnson, Mr. W. W. Stewart. All letters not called for by Dec. 8, will Is? sent to the Dead U-tler Ollic-. Orw-cenl will la charged for each letter called for. ft. W'AfliiKSF.K P. M. Mr. John Thornhurg has nought a half interest In theCreeent Flouring Mills, at Forest Grove. It is under- stissl now that the company Is com posed ol Senator E W. Hainea and John Thornhurg, eipial partner. The comimny has Is sight Ihe real estsle heretofore owned by the Wash- iugton Mills at Ihe rorest Grove sta tion. The machinery of the Wash ington Mills will he moved to Eastern Oregon. The machinery of Ihe Cres cent Mill will he taken from the building on Gales Creek where It now is, and mt up in Ihe mill house at the station John lleisier, of Galea Creek, waa In lown Monday. NOTE THE PRCES OF A FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES ' Photo Mounts, three colors, 2ix:S, j Tablets, a large ussitrnttit for laith j Envelopes, all sues and st les Envelopes, for mailing phoTograghs Paper Napkins, assorted colors Pencils, a latge assortment to pick INDEPENDENT, trker's ljKM-Bla Tablets are old on a positive (murmur, l unsi hi'art-burii raising ol ihe IimmI. iistrrtts after eutiiiK or any lorm ol UyM-jiie Miv little table rive iiiiinislia e relief. 23 tu, and iuvu Trie Uelta Urun Hiore. I I Ta t are a ( aid ia Uue Hay Take Lsxative Itromo Quinine Tablets. AH drugchta refund Ihe money If it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's sigiture is on each box. 2ic. Acker's Eairllsk Krated; a ill stop a cout;b at n nuie, ami will cur the tors' cold iu twelve hours, or money re funded. 6 and &0 cents l IMlrt Drug Hlura, Stops the (augk aud Wards off tbe UIJ. Iaxative ltromo-tjuinitie Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price 25 cents. ' Catarrk t'aauat be Cured w.lh local applirationa, as they run nut teadi ilieseat oftlie diwase. t'aiarrli ie a btixsl or coiistiiutioiint diMfase, and in or der to cure it you must take internul rem edies. Hall's I'ularrh t'ure ia takeu inter iiully, and a Is directly on the blissl and iiiiicoua unrlaieii. liull'a ( uliirrli l um in not aun'k inediciue. It ua pn-scriU-.l Iiy one of 'he best ptiyHicinnH in thie cuuu Iry for years, ami its a r. uhir prracriptidii. It is compixwsl ol i he best tonics known colli. ined with the best IiIihmI piirilii-ra, aot- uK uireo ly on me milfoils uriati's. Ihe perlect (Wiiliination of the two inured mils is w. at piiMluct-a Mioh wonilerfuT ri-sul a in curi g C'alurrh, ht-nd fur teetimoiiiiilH free. Address, K.J. t'HKNKY A Co.. Tnledo.O Hold by ilrinrgints. 7."c. Hull's Kauuly Pills are are the best. Beanth Bifutua af y na ainn ion ms nmm twugra Thia siffnature fa oo every box of the genuine Laxative Dromo Uuintne Tabieu tbe remedy tbat tmwim m aM tm sM ela T'o and one-half nounds of flaked wheat, at Greer's, for 10 cents. Notice of Final Nell lenient. "oli'-el lipreby iriveii that the imdt-niiKii- ed uilii'iiiihlrulrn of the ontateuf A. Al. Cu'penter, deceased, Imn liliil in tbe I'ouh- ly ouri ol me eiute in ureirou, lor u aHii inKton bounty, her final account ua anc-li administratrix of said e-tute. und tliut Butuiday, the 1st dav of l)ett-iiilsr. Ill 0, at the hour ot 10 o clock m the forenoon ot aald duy ha - been liieit by aaid (.'our. aa the time for. hearing objections to aaid linal account, and the aettlement thereuf. Dated ut Hillsboro, OriKon. this 1st day of .November, l-.mn. MARY A. t)A KI'KXTEK, Ad i inistrutrix of the estate ot A M. Carpenter, diet used. 24 8 ...II . . I. T.. ..Al and examine the famous Mellon t . .i i . . i i- . . . laiani lor iiiuuiiiiiik aiaina iruiis. Latest thing out. Any aiae. SOUIHEKX t'AHIOKM. Notable anionic the pleasures af forded by the .Shasta Uoute Is the winter Irip to .Southern California and Arixona. Kenewed acquaintance with this section will ever develop fresh poinU of interest and nddeil sources of enjoyment, under Its sunny skies, In the variety of its industries, in its prolific vegetation and a menu its numberless resorts of mountain, shore, valley and plain. The two daily Khasbt trains from Portland to California have ta-en re cently equipped with the most 8 proved pattern nf standard and ti ur sleeping cars, but the low rates of fare will still continue in tlVi-t. Illustrated guides to I In wii t'T re sorts of California anil Arix'dia may Ikb had on application 'o C. II. AlAllKIIAM, G. P. A , Portland, Oregon. ... r r No other aid so great to tlie housewife, no other r agent so useful and certain in making delicious, pure and wholesome foods, has ever been devised. aovAi. cut to any si.e wanted,.. pencil and j-n , , from The Hillsboro Pharmacy PUKK DItLMJS. II Patent Medicines, Druggist's Sundries Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Kodak. Photo Coods, Fair I Mi 1 1 li"; Iloqulros no Fairy Talc. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of main and Third streets and get piices P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. d F, OAVIE8, PRCaiDB T. St. Charles Hotel IKCORrORATKO I'ront and Morrlso streets, Portland Oroitou. Klectrio If.iKli's. Elis'trlc Hells and Hydraulic Klevator. I. T0 It oo ins at 25 to 0c, uilcs, ( oiiiieclloii. Give us a call, DAVIS Schulmerich Uros., powder for sale. have blasting On DeeemlM'r the VI to lo, three days, Dr. Lowe, the n tician, who has Iss'ii coniinif to llillslsiro every few months, since 18!M will he here. The wise who need glasses will wait for him. B. P. CORNELIUS, Auctioneer, Hillsboro Oregon I offer my services to citizens of this county to cell goods, merchandise and chattels at public vendue. I will attend all sales Ht times and places spicillnl qerucst to do so. upon receiving a Charges reasonable sinnoxN. IN THi5 CI ItClII f t'OU UT OK THE Htule of OreKon. for Washington County. Hebecca A. Hurrett, - l'luiutilf, v J. W. Pettey, tieorge H. Irwin, Heater June Hliiall and Mr. Hmall her buM bund. lJet'enduula. In the name of the Slate of Orriron: S'ou and each of you are hereby required to aiipeur and nnawer tlie cjinpraint tiled aaaiuat ou in llieubnveentilbsf l ourt.and auit on or before the Inst day of the time pre sented in Die order of publication ol una hutniiiona to-wit; on or iielore the expiru tiou o aix weeks next from and after the dale of the tirat publiciitioi) ol thia aum iiiona, tlie first publication Is-iiiK on the tilth duy of October, Imio. And if you fail to ao appear tbe plainlitr will apply to tbe Court fur the relief demundcil in tbe com plaint I erein to- it ; for a decree mwiiiat the defendants, (ii-orne 8, Irwin, llexter Jave Hmall and Mr. Small her husband, n't irminK and eorrectine; certain deeds niude by Ibe Biid delendanls, (leore S. Irwitiniul HMLr Jane hliiall lo the tilui 11- 1 1 II an us to ex resa tbe true inteiilion ol the urtira thereto unit ao aa to convey lo i 1 yJnli Thcr.- an- imitation baking powrlcn, aokf ( m. my kT.k ' r-.. .si-ilru-, u Im n tA.ikjo powor a co., too wh.liam t, aew , per sheet 12c each 5, 10c bunch 5, Ilk: each lc ....per hundred 20 each "ic Hillsboro, Oregon Kill (iKAIH: i'UKMlCALS. Uccf, Iron anil Wino Is a Good Tonic. Have the Host C. T. BELCHER. aacv ano trias 75, to $1, tiooil It est an rant In k IJELCHEH, JliiiiaKors 1 phiintill all their rk'M title and intewt in 1 kliu followina: described laud t -ir t: All I of the X W of the 8 t i,. I lie N K H "1 i he H W H aud lots numbered one, lw. and thrve of tv-c. 2' in I IN It 4 W of llio Wilt Mcr. in WnHliinton county, Oregon und eonlaiiiiiiK 147. Sll avrea i kat p in tilt be decreed lo lie ttie owner hi lee of ail undivided ti e-nixtiia iutercst in said I old. I lie owner of the life enlate of M lloyd in all of aid land and the owner ol the (lower riht ot Kliaals'th M. I'ettey Hie aume be itiK her hie estate in an iindiviih-d one ninth of aaid laud subject to the lite ealata of said M. Toy t 'I'hiit aaid r'.et'i'iidant, J. W. Peltcy be decreed to Is; the owner of un undivided om aixtli interest iu aaid land -llh'nt'1 to auid lite estate of i lluyd and dower mlit of Rliaiilteth M. I'ettey, and that aaid land be sold and the i.roceeds , applied lirat t tbe payment ol the u.ials and dishurHements of tlii- auit and of aaid aulc and tliut the reaidue be divided be- tween tlie pt inlilt nnd difeudau , J. W ! i'eltcy uccordiu; to their respective allures ' iu Kind land, und that the plaintitf have audi ottier ri-lief us the Court muy deeai i junt und e(tiitab.e. Tliia t-ammon is nerved uikiii you by . publica inn iu tbe Hillnlioro Indeiiendent and the day t'oriiiinenruiiue is fix d by order nf tbe Hon. 1.. A. HimhI, County Juili;e of WaahiiiKton county Orei;on. Mmie uud duted Octulwr IS l:u. W. N. HAIlUKI'f , 22-28 A ttorney for i'luintiir Cull on K. J. HarlsT, Hocoud stns't if von want h flrMt.cluM. ulmvniir liulr. , q. hi i,iifhs either I...I ie . IU,1", 1 nw Wins, eftlier hot or 'Old. Cramberries, colored sugars, nice clean fresh stia'k raisins at Dennis'. Kun away, about Nov. I, a black sow, white striie from top of head to IKM-, weighs 2) Miiinds. Will the tinder notify P. M. Heidi I, IIillslHiro. Kchulmerich Iiroa. shipSHl their first car of pf'tatta to California j yesterday, I la y arc mailt! fnsn alum, a piiistst- n.n.li rs Uk: lisaj uijuraJUS n botua. roaa.