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Newspaper Page Text- ( to McCoriiiick'4 for wall paper, (in to Mr-Curtiiicfc'a for ltnp rials It I. as them very cheap. - Bicycle Ktpttiritrg neatly done al McUnrmicVii by N. I. Wealfsll. Work gusranteed, priis-t reasonable. If you are locking for furniture step in at McC-ormii Vi and gel prices, ho sells couehei t tfi, wsl; paper u 6c ir roll, etriet 85c per yard, uistiing 12J aud other good in prnoorlion, ' ' A length or two of six-iueh water main ' put la op Hrc hi. I street Tuesday Iw-t. The water was shut off for several hours to I fin disgust of all who hail not given attention to the uotices ponied on the street cor tiers of the ifitsirtct affected. . . , . ' ' ' Messrs .' J. C. and V. U. .flare have now a full line of mowing ma chines, rttkes, binders, wagons, etc., w hich lin y are onVring at ic?sthat jitslifv intending purchasers to lu vetipte Is fore buying clso where. Warn rooms on Main street between Hi'cond aud Third. Mr. Henry Ifogrocf who was at w.rk Tues lay hint with a fork hoist ing hay got his hand ou a rope that wax pulled through It 'so that the tlesh of the pitlui and the inside of Ihe lingers was strlied ofF. Il was a case of what la scunct I uiea called burning with a mpo. Thu lacerated hand wail dressed hy Ir. Llnklater. . The Modern Woodmen of America of lteedvllle will give a picnic lu Al len' grove one wile north of that vlllugo tomorrow, July 12. - In the morning a literary program will be rendered hut the afternoon will be given up to guinea and merry , tusk lug. ' The puhlic will tie hospitality welcomed. Hon. V. N. lUrrett will make the principal address. The Imperial Supply, Company, which up to the first of July bad a homo iu H'lllshoro, baa moved to 1'orlland aud has opened headquart er at 221, First street. The busi ness of the company Is selling through agent, plated and solid sil verware. Already about 20 sales men are iu the field and the prospect for building a ( rolltable business .la bright. K W. limine aonin days ago fin ished stringing wire Into (i t-don and now tiiH people of that . town have electric light. The route billowed Hon thu mist eldo of tlin .Tualatin from )ill'y. Heveral farm houses accessible lo the lino have light-) In Ntallcd. It begins to look like elec tric light in farm bonnes are to lie aa coiiiuioo as telephones. The thing 1.4 ipuile as practicable. The Hiilrthoru Cornet Btnd that furnished outdoor .intnie for the Amity eclchra'ion received many compliment from the peoplti of Yamhill county. The musician do not say, but the other of us think that all th kind Words aro deserved. We have good musicians ami they make an extra flue appearance w hen on duly. This was romarkud in Portland where our player came in contact with the city bands lit the time of the A. O. U. V. parade. Nearly nil of the dislrict school clerks report.s have been illtd witli Hup!, ltdl. A M'rusa'l of the reports received iudiwale lb thfcre la au In crease of at least 100 school children iu the county over the numler re ported last year when 6."l were found. This la the first year that au Increase has been shown since Kupt. Hill has been iu nlllec. llill.shoro shows a small Incretise. Clerk lies cow reports 459. Dislrict 15, Forest Orote, ha IW9. Thus It t-ppcars that Ililldboro has more people lhau Forest tl rove, notwithstanding the census of Ii)0t) showed a few more residents in Ihe Islb-r. A (wtilloner was in town last Monday for the purpose of consult ing Sh.tol tbipt. Hill In relation to th'i b'st way to all n ninth grade to ths public sch ol at Soi l 1'it in Ki-d Cedar precinct. The patrons desire that their children shall be able to advance beyond the curriculum fur nished by this eight grades that la n nv established in all of the scIkmiIs. with nit g.iin t tJ lha .academies away trom home. It is rupilred liy It lbt tafore the advaue tiit wors can te takeu up achool In the district where desireil must le miilntained ten iiionlhs In the year. It is presumed, though the pelilbiner did not so state, that the Kami Fit school is In session each year for 'that length of lime, though In some of the districti In thai nei ghhorhmal studies are pursutM only i mouths, the pttrotet e,liiiinng that there is n it lime f .r a longer terui. I he services of thociiiblren it demamled in lheoiibin patches iu the pprtng aud early aum tier so that sfliool In April, May ami June can have no pupils or very few. July and Au gust are the hut mouth. Omgrmtinau Tongue stepped off the train Tuesday eveniug and was waruily greettxi by his friends, lie lsgltdtoboat home aod 'declares that the firt breath of cooliuvlgorat ing air was the mouthful taken this side of the Cascades. The session of congreas Just rtueed luta been one of work aud Mr. Tongue's ap,aranc liowa that be ba done his part. He is worked down tboti.-h his health apieafs to tA per tts-t. Rest will re store o usual apu-arauco. Mr, Tongue has been remarkably sueci as fut in securing favorable legislation on all the pri,).ft ho had lu hand, aud he comes home t-i his summer vaeat'ou viib more things done than any reareaeutstlve that has hefor represented his district. This is due to work and his power to secure what be undertakes, ia cumulative. SVe, his constituents, liegln 'to see how wo are advantaged by returning the same man term after term. 6a Monday night Ry Moore while asleep had eouiethlug enter his left ear which gave him so much trouble that he found it necessary to consult Dr. 114 ley the next duy. There was such a rumbling, scrapiug and bur.iog with pin that the lad felt sure some hug had entered deep fy lutu the ear. The Intruder, which the Dr. removed with auear spoon, proved In N liirfre spider, aud though so louvf imprisoned In the ear was able when taken nut lo split away without thanking bis libera tor or boat. Mr. Kuratll uoticed m"r bis farm at Phillip last Monday moroiug a lark Jersey cow with a young calf. The cow stayed in the same spot without water till Wednesday even- lu when she was driven to the barn aud milked, watered and led. Dilli geld inquiry for the owner has been made but up to this time he has not been found. The cow and calf are now at the farm of - David Kuratll, Phillips. ; . ( , A sergeant of tuo Seattle police was In IIillsboro.lhis week on bis aunutd vacation. Talking of Hheritt Cudibee who is after the couvict Tracy, be said that he ia a resource ful man, with saml. .He it uutiring nd If Tiacy is not caught it will lie because he rl it's from the neighbor hood of Seattle City Marshal Atkinson's son fell from a cherry tree on Tuosday last and broke his right collar bone. - Dr. F. A. It 1 1 ley adjusted the fractured bone and thinks bis patient will make rapid recovery not withstand- Ing the rather severe vomiting which sometimes is considered a symptom of internal injury. . ' Thcro is not much sickness iu Hillsboro but so much cannot lie said of the county. Last Tuesday oue of our physicians drove fifty iuile.-. This however was not done with one team. At one f.irmhouse, J.C.Miller living North of Oleiicoe, eight patients were visited w ho are down with measles. A black bear is reported to ' have crossed the rond near the long bridge last Wednesday night as it went from the slaughter bouhe into John Peters' pasture, ' No fctK-k was miss ing yesterday hi the. I far may have' contented himself with a Isiue. . IlJn. Frank Davy, representative elect from Marlon county wis in Hillsboro on Wednesday lai-t. It was understood that he was here 'coking after a siting of fence that encloses the speakership of the next house.' . .. - A sncsk was shot at on Monday night last on the ieuitei.tiary wall at Salem. It Is supposed that be was attempting to make an entrance for the purpose of allowing the Tracy- Merrill episode to be reated. ISornAt Olenco, July 2, to S. A. D. Meek and wile, a daughter.' At West Union, July 2, to C. II. North- nip and wile, a daughter! At Mnun- talndale, July 10, to II. . Downing and wife, a son. The Union Humlay evening service r July li, will be in the Cougtega ional church and IW. 8. II. Green e will preach the ectnion. The utiliin ipisrtut Is tp render epeciil music. Mrs. MiCullN-h who went to Chi cago aft-r her husband's ddath atx-ul f iur ye-rs ngo, came to the coast with Congressman Tongue atui Is now vjsitiu with friends. Dr. W. D. Wood -tart Ibis morn. ing lor a trip of a week or ten days int-t Eedcrn treon. While awaj' he wilt v!it Hiker I Ity, Mumpter and perbsps H;srla. Mr. Thus. Cornelius wlinas health bus lieen none id Ibe liesl lor seve ral months, tt n tid for Ktsti rn Oregon on 'fues.iay evening last. 'Ho bad Burns, Harney county for au object ive though lie may slop before he get there. Horn July 8, to the wife A. .L. Hawkins la Hillsboro, a daughter ' Born July 4, to the wife uf Peter ICriger of Mounfaiudale, a son. Dr. (leorgo Merrymart this week ItMik the state examination reipiired by law U-fore diator are jiermitted lo prjiciice medicine. He will not know the result for two weeks, or a month. The Amity, Yamhill county cele bration thai was to hVo been on the 4th but which was posponetl till a fair day was held on Tuesday last. No more perfect day could have beeu selected. The Ilillslmro Coruct Hand went up t furuiah the music. Mrs. J. W. Mifler. weil known in Ilitluhorn hv tha residents Of 20 years ago, died at her homo in Port land last Monday. Th deceased was the wife of Kev. J. W. Mi"l"r, a former pastor of the Hillsboro M. church. , " Dr. A. K. Tamehile of the Sileiu his-pital is visiting his brother J. P. in Hillsboro and his father on the (turn iie,ir Olenco. . Dr August has not been lu Hillsboro before this call for four years, lie m t s some chaiigis principally the growth o the youngsters to uien au-1 woiueu. While riding bis wtttjel ou last Bat- urday Mr. U tSailey, td Csirneiiiist met wlih au aceidout that will pui him on trul'cbes for several days. While speeding along at a rapid pace Ihe handle bara cuddenly gave way tbrowiug the rider to Ihe hard side- walk, - The left knee was dislocated aud the cartileges of the joint serious ly iujuied. Dr. Bailey attended pa tient and at last accounts he was resting easy. . List Friday. July 4. wasadullday in Hill bom. The streets were com pletely deserted. Most of our people alt eiule J the celebratian at Corne lius. The weather was not ideal, but it was fair euout-'liao Hint the lit tend ance reuched into Ihe thousand. Considering iho weathei that had prevailed for several days the cele bration was all that oue could ask. Mr. W. tl. llaro mado I ho oration which is spoken of in high terms by those who heard It. The games iu the afternoon furnished amusement. laborers In the hay fields are few anil the wsgisj offered are remunera tive. A farmer lu the northeast (tart ol the county offered farm la borer two dollars jier day and board. The party worked oue day and quit saying that he can do better in the logging camps. Good weather Is now assured and It is possible to leave hay longer In the field ' farm ers will lie able to save the crop without the help of so largo a force of emergency labor as 'showery weather requires. N. A member of the ''infant ' rquad" of the .First Oregon Infantry reinem- ts'is Ihiscnndition of things that ex isted In Oregon no more In Yamhill county where be saw what was done than In other parts ol the slate. "A number of overt acts, of the reliel sympathizer in Yamhill county, such a trailing the .flag in the dust afier tearing it from the flagstaff dur ing the night, raising the secession flsg at a farm house in the country, and refuing to lower It, occasional assaults on loyal men, hurrahing for Ihe confederacy and its president, all tended to arouse a dominant spirit of loyalty' in loyal men." Studying the esliz'nship of the state today il is di 111 cull lo re, lize that such acts of disloyally could be indulged 40 years Mr. John Opelaader who lives two miles north of Cornelius had an ac cident happen to him yesterday that ends in concussion of the brain. ' The injured man was at work yesterday forenoon on a barn that is building cn the Bi hoi field place this side of Cornelius. He was on the side of the building against which was lean ing a Hr pole four or five inches in diameter. This Hick fell. His fel low workmen called "lookout" to the man lu danger. He looked up just iu time lo meet the. failing el K k ' which struck the lop f bis bend. Dr.. Htiley fouml the man uncon scious and yesterday afternoon he could not certainly say what the' re, suit will be. . Staad Like a Slsae,tValU Between your children ami lie tortures of itching aud burning e i iiia, tcablhead and other akin ill scas. - Hoi? wh', iy using Ruck- leu's Arnica Halve, earths greatest healer. Q-iickcst cure f-ir Blc-rs, le vt r sorts, salt rheum, cuts, bruises and bruises. Infallible fur piles. jjc at Bsilcy's pharmacy. M the ('sash asd Wsrks Off the laid. Laxative Rrniun Q tintne Tablets cure a cold in one day. Na cure, no iy. Price 23 cents. Mrs. Marlin while Waal lr? her floor with ft cloth lust Tuesday thrust a sewing needlu rye first lul) her wrist. Tut'needlu broke leavlrg a part in the wound. Dr. Bailey ru down to the lame and found the lit tie steel firmly beddetl in the bone. It was with some Iroulde that lie got hold of if. thonifli he finally fastened on lo the end and removed it. No jr that the nee.llo hi out the hurt seems trivial, but it was otherwise . before. Superintendent BU is srrangiug for Ihe county teachers' institute which Is to be held Sept 23, 24, 25, 2C He has secured two . lecturers wsthout doubt the best that will In struct Oregon teachers this year. Preston W: Hearch ofHolyoke, Mass-, aud Prof. French of the Monmouth Normal school. Search will deliver three lectures er day, On two days of the course he will speak twice in the day aud the third will be iu the evening where the public gcuerally wilt be urged lo alto'id. Mr. Search is a man of fine appearance, full six feet high, about CO years of age and an author of note In school literature. His latest book Is one dealing with a Bulj 'ct that should receive intention, individuality as opposed to class training. Portland 1 wauled Mr. Search but being shy of money Ihe superintendent of Multnomah united with the Seattle people who has a pet and will not employ the Massa chusetts man. Mr, Ball thinks he bus a treat In store for the teachers and citizens of the county.,. He 1 nl- o considering a prolant for a fifth day to tie for school i ctfltws. The only thing that cau s doubt is the fear that directors might neglect to attend. , " t IliTAl QUA ASSOCIATION. The Willamette Valley Chau'tuqua Association will be held at Glad stone Park near Oregon City July 8 toll). Induced rates "via Southern Pacified. 's Hues on the certificate plan. . . .Special attractions this season. Cliemawa . Iitdisn b-m), base ball tviry afternoon, Chas. Craig Ihe noted I nipt ri-cnalor. Dr. Itobt. Mc lutyre, ihe firiet ttoid painter of Ibe W est, ar,d Thus. MtClary the en lerlaiuing lecturer. Oa July 101 It the Hon.- Henry Wallerson will spesk on "Mouey and Morals" and on July, 11th will deliver his celebrated liM-lure on "Abraham Iiiiieolii.1 July 19lh Ihe entire program will be furnished by pupils of the Cliema wa Indian School; music, vocal Aud instrumental, rfcitat.ous,- busy ball, and a grand closing concert by Ihe Chemawa Indian B ind, should make this day one of interest and enter tainment. For programs and further Infor- Electric R, R. to Come ' There will be ft meeting ; of the tax-pnyerB and citizens of Washington County at tjie CUUIIT HOUSE, SATURDAY EVE!', JULY 12th Tho new Hillsboro Electric R. R. is the issue. Cotue and give voice to your views. ' mation ctll on nearest Southern Ps iflcrgent. JITKT LIST. Below is the names of the citizens drawn for Jury service at the July term of the clicuit court for Ibis county. It has not lieen customary totrall a nry for the July term,' but there being several actions at issue it is desired to dispose of ' them as speedily as possible: Ed Naylor Broker 8 Forest Grove Sand Sorenson Farmer Reedvllle Beid S.-hofleld " 8 F Grove Chas A Hanley N Hillslioro John E Hedges " EC Creek F II Maury ' Dilley Andrew Johnson W Butte Bl Mulloy " S Tualatin Chss King " Beaverdam A C Wirta ' ' Columbia Henry Wolf Beaverlon S H TustaH " Washington Josial. Millar " S Tualatin Ciinfm Burton " Beaverdam J N Flippin . " ; Buxton SB P.ibiiison M ' S Tualatin Henry Toelle " 8 Hillsboro NGMcDtuald . W Bulte Geo W Itynolds E Butte Chas W Fitch Cornelius Jacob C'earwater " . . Buxton Chas D Faruham " -Washington Kugemf D int " Kiedville Theo Bsrnards " Cornelius John V.Noithrup " Cuiumbia A B Thomas Merchant S F Grove Frank Barb. IliHs r H Itltlslxiro DMCGsult Printer H lllllstioro John Neap Carpenter Cornelius John H Prickett Blacksmith N F G J C Clark Druggist N F Grove H B Jotinson Liveryman H F Grove , . - . Wanted A girl for housework. Waxes 1 er week. Mrs, II. A. Ball, Hillsboro, Oregon. Gu'od enough for anybody! fiU. Havana Filler r e r " FL0R0D0RA " BAUDS in c sam mint tt Itgt frtm "STAR." -HORSESHOE." SPEARHEAD:-STANDARD NA V r." - OLD TEACH A HONEY." . "SAW LOG." "OLE VARC1NY" er "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. 6 - COCRT llorSF. CIUt'l'IT COUUT. The newer cases filed iu Ihe cir cuit court Hhlch will come up for consideration at the July term are listed below: 18689. Sprecht v Sprecht; action for damages. . . 1894. Kiln Mir ner v Albert Mix ner, divorce. Ilinton for plff. 1895. , Huston v Ilolieubeck, fore closure. Huston-for plff. . 1898. Hydo v Portey, action for money. Lngley & San for pltf. 1900. Wilcox v 8 P Co, damages. Huston for pi h"; W I) Fenlon and E B Tongue for deft. 1901. O H Spencer v ICdith Speu cer, divorce. H TBagle for plff. ' 1903. Christian Hellmati v Au gust Borcber el al for posseislon of properly. , ' 1901. Iena Buchler v Teter C Peterson, for possess! ou of real prop erty. Geo It Bagley for plff. 1905. 8ylvcster Vaoghn v 4 1 J Guishwiller, suit to set aside convey ance. ' Huston for plff; II L and Geo II Bsgley for deft. ' : 1900 Martin Pool v J Haines and 8 W Aldrich, foreclosure mechanics lien. Geo U Bagley for plff. 1907. Iouisa J McGahey v A D McGahey,'' divorse. Bowman for P'n. 1908. ' Annie Brock v F M Robin son et al, foreclosure, 1909. L8li.ierv Alex Coalmen., action for money. Huston for plff. 1910. Vendell Scherschel v L A Young et nx foreclosure. Geo It Bagley for plff. 1911. Leo Frede v Michael C Ly on et al foreclosure. - 1912. Jessie M Kasraussen v E J iitasinussen, divorce. 1913. John C Young v Addle Young, divorce. W N Barrett for pHT. J9I1. Lfopold Dtitzv Hannah R Rrasbar et al, suit to quit title." Geo R Bsgley for pltf. 1915. John Salzgaber v Adolph Schumacher, appeal from J P couit. Huston for plff. . 19lri. W V Wiley and J no Den nis V J N Swift et al, partition. Geo Bagley f.ir plff. . 1917. Julia Klinemsn, v Frank A Klineman, divorce, 1918. Lilian lU lmnr.t v Thoa Bel mont, divorce. 1919. Carrie C Gardmr'y C-arrie Oarduer et al furcbi-orn. 1920. . W in M L'd i v Wiii PimI aud J T Gardner, fori closure of labor lien. 1921. Arthur I; Humphreys r W T sn( Sarah Liuu, fsr sssesion of real properly. Huston for plain tiff 1922 TTGeeretalvS W Ald ilclietai foreclosure. Tbos II aud E B Tongue for pi If. Et din Her minor, S W Iltr sp poiuleil Kusriliau, UhuI t4H). E-4 J-hn Ky ilcc.l, lltril sccouiit allowed. Folate is turned ovev to tha devisees as by the will directed aud the estate is closed of record. FOEflDERER'S SHOE POLISH Is admitted by all the large shoe manufactur ers to be the best polish and leather preserver that can be made. DO YOUR SHOES GRACE v There are two reasons for thislack of polish and poor polish. If you - USE FOERDERER'S POLISH Your Shoes Will NOT Crack and will naturally wear longer. . , Sold In Hillsboro only by 'ST ST - sC1 HEAVES CAN BE cured: k By the Prussian Heave Powders, as have been demonstrated by more than twelve years of success. Price, 5Q. cents a package. Get a Farmer's aud Stockman's hand book free. Delta Drug Store Hillslioro, Oregon. L d. P. OAVIBS. St. Charles Hotel laoosrosATtu Kraat aa4 Mtirrlsea Streets, rarllaad Oregea. Kleotrio Llicbta, Eleotrie 160 Baaaia at 2S to &Or. Saltes. - Ceaoectloa. s Give as call, I y STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUTH, OREGON UU1UU1TES OF THK hCHUOL are In constant demand at salaries ranging from 140 to 1 100 per month. Students TAKE THE MTATE KX1HIXATI0SS during their course in the school and are prepared to receive state certificates on graduation. Ex-' pense range from 1120 lo (175 ier year. ftTKOXe KORKU. COVBHE and well equipped Training De partment. The fall term opens Hept. 18. For catalogue containing J. B. V. BUTLEB, Secretary, Est Wm Q Irrlne deed, bond of administrator Hied and approved. Appraisers F M Heidel, J B Wilkes and John M Brown. Marriage License License to wed waa Issued July 5, to Jess Moore tl and Jennie I Hlur- gis 17, July 7, Jasper Hall SI and I net Berry 18; July 8, Win Mcln- tyre and Emma Henry 19; Thoe Talbot 63 and Anna Peters 26. KOTICE TO C0STRtCT0R9. 8ld propoials will h rcivcj at tli I'mintjr Cuoit loom, Hilli-buiu, Oienn, Monday, Julf 21, lirl, fortheonat ration tf tba Lon Brtilvs and s till at thn wnt nl af aaid bti.ltf, loiatl unt mil ml of llillaburo, ou Ilia liaM bin r ad opacifications ma bt trn at Ilia t'lfrk'p oltics on and afur Jul 14. U A. Hood. L'tMiiily JuIk. Jl order Couulr CiMiimuMiiuiuira. llillaburo, Oration. I uly 10, ISTri. 8 9 CASTOR I A For Infants aad Children. Tti8 Kind Yea Kan Always Bought Bears tha Signature of "C- use of O. T. BELCHER aO'V ANDTRSAS. Balls and bydraulio KUrator. 7S. a ll ' unj i. i "" iiuSciB, m full Information address or E. D. IlESSLEIl, President. Timber Land, Act Jane .1, 1 H7H NOTICE for PUBLICATION. T0SITSO Stated Lsn Orriri, Oisihis ClTT.tlHI . if ST 2" 1I2 11 In co.nnliaih a w.Lh the provisiona ot Ihe act ortoiiK'enaof Junes. l7s,ntitiml An act for the aula of timber luiela in tilt r.,a,,?.or difornia,-B'(fin, Nevada and UaMuiif ton lerritory," as axtendnl lo ail the Public Laud tinwt by act ol August 4, . lHorK Vom, f,f Aatorla, I'ounlr ol liaison . Mtt of Orrtron, km Ihls day lilcl in il.i, oftlra hia aworn .tutnient N o. h7.M. for Ibe purrhsM of tl. ut Bectlon No. 4 in TowmOup So. 8 Nortl.. Kanae No, R Wm, and will oD.t proof to sbow that the I o.d oiiK,t la morp value aMe for iu tnnU-r or atona tl.an lor asn rulturot piirpoaM. ui.il to Ul,liali bis t laun to mid land litter tbe liiatur and Keceiver of tloa oil ice at On gon t'ity, OrrKim, on rilay, tl-r stli dsr of AnKUKt. V)!. iUnuinn a aiiim: John lnc. of lilney , Or)fon. '. lulina iris-, of .. John (finjwr, of . ' (;li Hriiuan, of Aaloria, And all peiaoiis tlitiniiiiK adveraclv tba alsjva dnriiled lamia ara rea-atrd to til- thir rlaiint in this ollioa on or brlora aid sib day ol Augim!, l:v. , CM AM. M. iiOORLJl, . Ut-KiatKr. JiOTICr-r" Ifoyl A Karnes have disnolred tartiicr- Inp J'artiva a-antiiiK t inaiira pis, party s Mr. Hnrt; If trou have larui or city property to sell, list It with me. if jrju iraiit ;o bay I hare the brst baraioa in Ui coutitj. Htm aic. 8. S. HARXEi, UiUaboro, July 4, VMU.