K'-corder Kurutli unit f u.iily Hjent
Hii inlay I Art kt Philips viditiug rel
ative. " '
HtiM'ktut'ii! Huck ami lmultry
f:l. J. A. Krr-iui-i.
. A Uuw line of i.r:nU at Racket
Store, The price U down.
Chickens, ill I btiltr iMjught
Kt J. A. Kri in'.K.
Mii.-lin- direct troiii Hie i.Knn ht
U icki t .-tore. TIim price have not
Is-en nil. I hy ttie mi'lillt man.
Th local supply of butter is shy.
On Tuesday last thr store were hum.
I'riutft are higher than fur many
years at this date.
Messrs Tilbury fc Whitlaw, butchers
now occupy new quarters on Main
street nearly opposite the former
plaeo. They Hny they like the now
location tpiite as well an the other.
Frank Paul! wi.ll stand tlx famous
stallion, prince Henry, tlii- season at
thtt following placm: Hillslioro,
Glenets', Forest Grove, Liuroi, and
several other plui-c- which wiil las
announced in next issue.
An aivouut of a wedding at Tignrd
ville. hit been rtscived, hut Is not
aval lit bio lor publication for tint
reason tho correspondent does not
sign his name to the letter aceoliip:i
nym;' the paragraph.
Work men have already comujentvd
remodeling the Curwiii-Wooater
block, recently purchased l.y Dr.
Li nk later. The woodun awning
over the meat market entrant lb
gona and Insidit change are making
Farmer are finding that the stock
of land tiling Is exausted. Neither
at North Yamhill nor at Scholia ii
there any ready for delivery. Bom
of tho "farmer on Jackson bottom
who have ditches dug aro jiuttin? in
lumber, A hich will satisfy the pres
ent emergency.
Mr. Clarence Hovt has enlarged
bin racket store and much improved
it. The extra room permits aililing
several new line of goods that before
was not possible. But the growth
doea not interfere witli the advanta
goous bargains that he ; has always
given hia customers.
Tho Portland oilluiils pompously
ask who in fiirntHhii.g the money
with which to build tho West Ride
and Suburban trolly line. Would it
be out of order fur the statu to
enquire now tho money we are
expected to contribute In to be sNnt?
It la fortunate) that there in but one
awaiiip to lie bought.
The far-famed Menely Quartette
will lfl at the Opera Hounn in Hills-
Isiro, Tueailay, March 31st at 8 p. in
The Moncley neeihno ri-ccommenda-
tion to the people of Hillsboro,
Those, who heard them on two for
nier occasion are acquainted with
their power to phase. Mr. Knox Is
atill with them, and they promise
even a belter entertainment than be
foro. Tickets for reserved seats will
lm placed at Mr. Wehrung's atorc.
We lose our society girls. The
last to go is Miss Mnymo Pittenger,
new Mrs. Roel. The wedding wa
celebrated last week at the residence
if her mother, in the presence of the
family and a few near friends. Mr.
Reel is a proHjicrous business man of
Joseph, Wallowa county, and is to be
accounted lucky in that he bus secur
ed a noble woman to gram his homo.
Mr. and Mrs. R.h'1 went to their new
home last Tuesday.
Twenty-three years aito Martin
leroy Kriea left Ins New York home
and for a year worked In the smelt
ing work at Erie, Weld county,
Colorado. At the end of that time
he ipi t work there and has not been
heard from since by bis people, lie
Is now 'IS years of age if alive; live
feet Hcven Indus high; light com
plexion and light blue eyes. The
missing man's sinter, Mrs. lorena J.
Weaser, SS Briggs Avenue, Buffalo,
N. Y., would like to have tidings of
Fries.
Mr. W. L. Davis gut home on
Sunday evening last with his two
draft stallions, which he selected
from a band of three hundred, on a
farm near Chicago. :ie is a flue 4
year old I'ercheron stallion that
weighs 1,S(HI pounds and the otlu-r is
m French draft stallion. The latter
animal went through a fire hut fall
and bears the scurA These horses
will U used in the stud of Washing
ton county with headquarters at
Millshoro. They are desirable additions.
Lunt Saturday eight a hor) thiet
-itolu a UoiM: and buggy from Mr.
John Mi.'t.e'b farm north of town,
and drove The hone taken was
a blind beat that is not used Djuch
but kept !H.tAO of the service It has
rendered. When informed cf the
theft on .Sunday, Mr. Milne reasoned
thnt t!n .rti s went to I'orllsnil and
that tliey would not stable thu rig or
ofl'iT it fur salo nirj-e the markings
would Iiad to deli-4-lion, but would
.tiian.luu lii't hur-s' aud fuy. He
got to Portland Uuuday, evening aud
at once went to tho police head-quar-
li ri to IiihI It a horse and buggy had
been pieketl up on the afreets. The
captain on du'y was a aort of surley
iudivdiial and mitiQad Mr. Milue to
call at 8 o'clock- next morning.
Willi tha evening on his hands, he
took a car to the out-skirts of the city
and walked up the Jetfttrson atreel
road 'to the watering trough in the
canyon. There ho met a woman
who formerly lived in this county,
lu the conversation he mentioned
tho hws, " Yes, me bys found a nag
irithe crick jist there tli' morning
whin on th'r way to mass." Sure
enough it was Mr. Milne' nag and
his bugiy, ; badly wrecked. An
examination next morning showed
that the team had been driveu ilong
the graded road on tho right hand
side of the bill looking toward the
city, that la two or three hundred
furl i.'mivc ih bottom of the gulch
ami' then abandoned. The blind
borne liad wandered off the grade or
been pushed otf and rolled down th
hill-side into the creek. The horse
was not hurt much but the buggy is
badly used up. Mr. Millie's theory
ia that a brace of hobos have been
touring the country and wanted to
return to the city to spend their gains
and took the horse and baggy ft
transportation. A highway robbery
was committed by two footpads at
Ileaverton a few days ago, and the
post-ollice at Greenville was robbed
Tho gentry that did those ui'li may
have t-tayed about 'till bust Saturday
tor this last enterprise.
A nine year old child, daughter of
a latly visiting with her neice who
lives near the Sewell tile factory
gavo lit r guardians a great fright last
Wednesday afternoon. The child
was misled from the houne where
ujwm a search waa tegun. Track ol
the little one waa found making her
way toward Hillshoro. She waa
sighted once but her pursuers could
not come up with her, she was run
ning. She was seen In town but on
the run, but children in town run so
this little one went on her way which
proved tt lie toward Forest Grove,
She ran across the long bridge and
was lost in tiie i-hrubhoiy lieyond
Her searcher hunted 'till after five
o'clock, when he returned homo to
report progress. When be reached
home, tho child was there. She had
doubled on him beyond the long
bridge ami was fat home first. She
had traveled six or more miles, run
ning most of the distance.
Four young women arrirvd in
New York March ID, who are to wed
four young Helix Oregon men. They
iiime from Norway ami have had a
very exiting aud miraculous trip.
The ship in which passage was first
taken foundered in mill ocean, and its
pajwengers were picked up elT Port
ugal. The S. S. Co. sent ati extra
steamer for It em. The journey from
New York to Pendleton will require
four or tiro day and the blu-liing
brides may be exptvte.l to arrive
about the iVith. It goes without my
ing that )oy is rampant in the Helix
neighborhood over the gml row
ml the five young men will he in
town ou the ioth. J
Capt. Crandall made a shipment of
1 sacks of onions to Portland a few
days ago that weighfcl out at 2,(iU0
pounds. After paying freight and
commission and buying sacks he had
ust $."i left to pay for raising, storage
aud labor of sacking. He will ship
no more, for the returns will not pay
for sacking. Last year a like ship,
ment would have netted about $35
dipt. Crandall has somo good keep.
ers and hopes that about May first ,
he can work otf at least a part of his
stock at a profit, if not, the ware
house will be cleaned in anticipation
ifthe new ci op. Another way of
disposing of onions is to feet to cat
tie not in milk. There are two
yearling steers on the farm that eat
about twelve pounds Hr tiny. They
are taking on fleet) very fast and are
mine frisky wheu in the lot than
ny others in the herd. It la only
regretted that there are not older
hers to take the ration, for then
they could be sold to the butcher
nd Hamburg steaks sliced from the
block without further ado.
In the near future the Crown Mill,
which lias hoeii for so long burning
wood in its furnaces, will substitute
n immense oil tank to -take the
lace of the burningof wood. Wood
ss ulwHs iieen a source of irreat
expense ami has required many men
to handlu it. When this new tank
Is erected the exiwuses will probably
lie reduced quite a third. The tank
will probably hold 300,000 gillons,
and it is to tie made of granite. The
Willamette will probably follow suit
ivn and put in a couple of big tanks
to do the work of the wood.-- Enterprise.
Mrs. Kd. Moore and daughter, of
Arisona have come to Oregon for a
permanent home. The climate of
.Southeastern Arizona waa undermin
ing Mrs. Moore's health. Her hus
band will 'In her aliout June after
which it will lie the work of the
the young ople to make the lines
of father pnd mother, Michael Moore
easier than they have been for the
past few years.
Mr. L I F.vans, who lived near
Klnton po-t fftce, has fold his farm
anil will return to Newberg where
he Ins property.
WALKS CHEEK ITEMS.
I a our walk through Galea City we
noticed the school children weie
taking advantage of a beautiful day
and had a bonfire of trash which had
collected on the grounds during the
winter. They have set an example
which we older people might safety
follow,
Mrs. Ikn Hoskin 'has returned
from a short visit at Forest Grove.
OuSatufd.iy mornRig the residence
formerly owned aud occupied by
Charles Uateinan, burned down.
Grant Hughes and wife of Forest
Grove panned through town Sunday.
Mr. George Proctor has bought
property of Cicero Uines and Is build
ing a neat cottage thereon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Forest
Grove visited the Soda Springs on
Sunday last.
The first of the week Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Pierce came down from their
mountain retreat anil enjoyed a few
hours wheeling on our fine roads.
Frank Fletcher waa In town Sun
day.
Mrs." Adkins came out from Port
land Saturday.
Mrs. Woodham has moved out on
the farm.
A very pleasant dancing party was
given at Uie home of Frank Clapshaw
Saturday night.
Born to tne wife of Jack Mrtin,
on iuarcti zara, twin gins, weigiu
G aud CJ pounds.
Mrs. Carpenter of Forest Grove is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Clarence
Miller.
IIUAKO UF TUAUK Mttl'lNti.
The Hillsboro Board of Trade held
an important meeting last Tuesday
night. Several matters were discuss
ed. The two that came nearest being
completed waa entering into cor res
pondence for details with a party in
the East who desires to Install some
where in Oregon a canning plant to
cost'tlu.OOO or $20,000. It is assum-
ed that Hillsboro can present induce
ments that will attract him here.
The other project was the install
ing of a coudensed milk plant at
Hillsboro, factory aise. The idea Is
to incorporate so that tho company
shall own both condenser and cows.
Or perhaps it is better to say that the
stockholders of the factory shall be
the owners of the cattle. It is reas
oned that if there Is a profit In buy
ing and canning milk, also another
profit in producing milk, the two
gains ought to be united and paid to
the same man. A committee of six
to-wit. F. M. Heitlel, J. W. Hhute,
Jas. II. Sewell. F. A. Bailey. Ed
Schulmerich and L. W. House, has
been appointed to work out details
The Board of Tratlo is to hold weekly
meetings until tho business before it
is disposed of. The next meeting
will he held on next Tuesday eve
ning.
KKSULT OF PRIM 4K1ES.
demurr -r overruled. Thedefeudant
not desiring to plead, the cause is re
ferred to C E Kunytn to take and
report testimony.
Adolph Gau.lllix v. Augusta
Gaudlits, same order as above.
J. P. Aplin v Thos. Ts'bct, April
2 J set for trial. Ordered that all the
Jurers be excused Mill Monday morn
lug March 30th.
A. E. Maxon v J N and Nettle
Hoffman, plaintiff allowed to amend
complaint by Interlineation.
Mattle A Arnold Quardian v Mary
McCoy et al. S B Huston allowed to
withdraw as attorney for Allie and
Susan Parsons and Minnie and Thos
Gerrisb, J N Hoffman will appear
for said defendants.
Vendal Scherscbel t LA Young
et al. Bale of property confirmed.
BenJ Anderson v John and Emma
Hunt. Default and decree of fore
closure. Judgement for 1283.84 and
$11.
C F Henry v George Hesse et al
Judgement for defendant.
Leo Friede v M C Lyon et al.
Sheriff sale of lantl confirmed.
Ellen Jackson v Thos II Tongue.
E B Tongue admipistrator of estate
of Thos II Tongue deed, substituted
as defendant.
Edgar A Milner v Margaret.
Demurrer of defendant withdrawn
aud she is allowed to file a motion
) Sedj
f the Kind . I f
I that Leads i
I Mat vaora ytvul niort. f W
llS.rS A TV
I ljJluJ ft-M U mXk I -' v
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ITS ALL KIGHT
KEAL ESTATE.
Wm McQuillan to O A Brown
19 acres in A Nolan d 1 c t 850
H B Ausion et ux to M J Galla
gher 35 acre in sec 10 t 2 r
1 w 1050
E A Stewart to Mary Stewart
in Horace parsons d I c 1200 1
Belle Watt to C P Jackson,
part of E Walker die 350
J R Caples to O It McClaugbry
193 acres In sec 6 1 1 s r 4 w... 750
W E Smith to Jackson Hoover,
30 acres in O W Ebbert d 1 c 1200
Jackson Hoover to WHConnel
30 acres in O W Ebbert d I c 1200
W T Schofleld to J A Aobbs CD
aures in Wm McLin d lc 27C5
Thos Spillmann to Jacob Wlscer
I WE SELL OIsrij"Y
GOOD GOODS
-A.3STI3 STRIVE TO PLEASE
The republicans held their pri
n.aries in this county yesterday,
Tho county convention will I held
in the Court house, next Thursday,
As far as hoard from the delegates
are:
South Hillsboro E. B. Tongue,
W.Morgan, John Milne, W.E
McOourt, 8. a Richey, C. W. lied
mond, Frank Kelsay, John Northrop
ami Willis Ireland.
North Hillsboro C. Jack Jr., W,
N. Barrett, Clem Shaner, J. W
Bailey, 8. B. Huston, W. V. Wiley,
E. C. Brown, llobt. Imbrie and B.
, Cornelius.
Beavorton W. J. Butner, 8. K.
Nelson, U. W. Stitt, M. C. Cady,
C. E. Diectman, C. W. Allen, W. E
Squires, J. N. Fisher and August
Iioasi.
Dilly Ahner Briggs, C. J. Hub
bard, Wilber Hughes and Grondike.
East Butte E. J. Oodman, J. M
Overholtaer. J. W. Tigard, G. A,
lieth, Fred Elsmer C. F. Tigard
West Butte Arthur Flint, Chris.
Hessel, J. J. Van Kleek, Charles
Van Kleek, Ole Olson, and R. S.
Robinson.
Cornelius W. G. Marsh, Chas,
Buchanan, John Buchanan, George
Hancock. Chas. James.
Dairy Wm. Moore, John Car
steus, John Ireland, Fred Wilcox,
George Erb, John Vanderwall, J. W.
Beach, C. I. Yaeea.
Columbia J. C. Corey, C. W.
Lowden, E. P. Cornelius, Frank
Bowers, M. Halm and George Hams.
Washington M. 8. Lincoln, Thos.
Connel, L. Tompkins, Shaffer, O. B,
Toiupkius, John Connel, and W. M.
Ross.
Gales Creek J. McLaren, Jos,
Mcllobcrts, N. C. Lilly, James
Churchill, Eli Smith and Frank
Laffcrty.
COCRT HOUSE.
CJRCTITWIKT.
Ma M. Bellinger v. Thomas Bel
nger, suit for divorce, default taken.
Decree for divorce as asked.
Carrie Boilers v. Geo Hollers, de
fault and matter referred to C E
Runyau to take and report testimo
ny. Decree granted. , i
EffleM Clark v. J II Clark, di
vnrce, refered to C E Runyan to take
ti'stimony.
Herman Schultx v, AdeleneSchultz
87 acres In J A Fllpplo d I c. 6200
to make the complaint moredeflulte. I F Van Douelen to Albert Spier
Christina A McMillan v tamest I logs tract in A G Wilkes d 1 c 200
Urandgeorge plaintiff allowed lo Nick Kemmer to Jacob Saner,
amend verification of complaint
Annie Breck v F M Robinson et
al. Demurrer overruled and defend
ant Alien is allowed to answer.
W V Wiley and Jonu Dennis v
Elizabeth Swift et al. Argued and
taken under advisement.
John Simpson v B O Thorn et al,
Judgement for defendants.
Thos Allison et al i K SUatton
sheriff of Columbia county. Argued
and taken under advisement,
Christian Helman v August
Borchers, et al. Motion for new trial
argued and taken under advisement.
Rothchild Bros v R C and Nellie
E Smith. Default and decree in
favor of plaintiff.
D W Fisk v J C Hare. Plaintiff
allowed lo insert date of sale of cows
by Interlineation.
Aiatiie A Aroou, guardian v
McCoy et a I,
tiff.
Jacob Wismer v Mary McCoy et al,
jutigement for plaintiff.
W D Wood v J A and Laura Reid
Bicycle Hospital
If your wheel is out of repair biing it around
and I will fix it. That is my sole business. I
also carry u full line of bicycle sundries.
tract iu Edwin Comfort d I c 200
Wm Reidt to U G Gardner,
part of blk 19. Hillsboro 400
Jacob Saner to R B Bates, 00
2 3 acres In Edwin Comfort
d lc 3200
Levi Sparks to W R Sparks, 5
acres in E Walker d I c 110
F M Heidel to W E McCourt.
lot C and part of lot 6, blk 4,
Thome's addition to Hills
boro
A T Buxton to II T Buxton 12
acres In B II Cotching d 1 c...
Harvey Northrop to Fred Nor
throp 50 acres In Ell Davis d
lc
W D Jesse to W Mirknay 100
acres In sec 29 t 2 n r 3 w
M Russet t to E MacEldcwney
part ol blk 9 Walkers atld to
Ramblers
$35 40
3- t
A. 1 I
m Ideals
$25 30
1902 Uti$
$20 6 22
375
450
1500
Call Jfnd See lily new Wheels
Also will be. found in my shop a good line
of cheap second baud wheels to be closed out.
F. R. DAI LEY, PROP.
i
S
3150
Forest Grove
Judgement for jilain Lizzie L Todd et al to Sophia
E Smith part of lot 1 blk 8,
Forest Grove
Chas G Ackerman to R G Mor
row. Iota 13. 14. IV hlk Q In
Default and Jutigement for plaintiff. Wegt por,and Helehts.
Bellinger v Bellinger, decree oflri Keen toG II Baldwin lots
divorce allowed. ' . ,,i A kii, i i. a mi, m
i v nuu uiam cams -m . v
Archambeau v J W Farquhr p,,rii Grove
motion to strike out parts of answer Jacob Wick to Wm Lanrr.
worthy, int in lot 4, s J of n
100
550
TILLHl'llV & WHITLAW
Props. Central Meat Market,
Hillsboro.
All kinds of fresh and cured meats for
sale. HIGHEST market price paid fr
butchers' stock.
FRESH FISH on Fri.laysand Saturdays
29
Satlce of Ncttlemeut of Final Accouut.
argued
American manufacturing company
v J W Hobson et al. Decree for
for plaintiff ami Jutigement for I23G7,
51. anil 1150 00 attorney fee.
Oliver Hiatt v Lydia Hiatt. De
cree of divorce allowed.
Viola Fuller v 8 N Fuller. Decree
of divorce allowed.
PROBATE.
Wjsec2t2nr6w, and a w
of s w 4 of sec 35 t 3 n r 0 w
R W Laneefleld et ux to Ma
tilda Lancefield, lot 1 blk 9
Watkins add to Forest Grove
1G0
600
1100
A visitor at the Independent of
fice this week condemns in positive
language the method of advertising
E-it Daniel McFall deed, appraisers adopted by too -many people who
of property in Yamhill Co., E A want to sell land. The objectionable
Barnes, John Feelden arid Andrew advertising Is done by rudely scrawl
Johnson. Proiierty valued at 1400. "This Place for Sale" on a board
Est Bcni F and Allen Wilson, " exposing it on a gate post. The
minors. Account filed showing piace is noi aiways tnnny. ami tne
receints 559.. disbursements a.462. gn always suggests that there is
for BenJ F Wilson and Allen Wilson something wrong about the premises,
receips 1009.87, disbursements $534. A bad impression is left with a poe
Report approved. sible purchaser. A town with i
Est Abner Vaughn deed, petition daen r noe doomed
to set aside the will denied. place. No one will be attracted to
Est Robert E Sturdevant, minor, buy cornfrs that are not thus adorn
Reiort of sruardian filed. Receints led. A person satisfied with his
1709,30, Disbursements 276.91. Re- home, but from any cause desirous to
port approved. ae" can never secure a good price
Est Thos HToncue. deed. I oven- with that kind of advertising. The
tory of property tiled, Total value best medium of publicity is the
137241.34. newspaper where there la space for
Est BenJ E Jones, deed. Ordered I saying all that is necessary to attract
that Heidel A Wall be paid the sum I buyers.
of f)20 for services rendered in selling
real estate.
4-
TIIE IIF.SEHT OF k tHAKUE.
We are like house plants: We
need a change of soil now and
then to be replanted. New scenes,
new experiences, new surroundings,
a change of climate, dry air Instead
of moisture ,sunshine in place of cloud.
This Is sometimes essential to health.
There are conditions near at hand
that are better than Europe can offer.
Real estate about Forest Grove and
toward Gaston is active, booming in
fact. Recently Mrs. 8. 8. Ball has
sold 250 acres for (11,500 and a report
is current that the Poteet tract of SIM)
acres that changed ownership about
four months ao at (6,000 has been
resold for (12,000. The tract near
Diliey owned by Jacob Wismer and
the Pierce heirs eootainlng"320 acres,
went a few days ago at (12,000. The
purchasers have put a gang of men
on tne place who are clearing all
brash and small timber off at a cost
Take a month or two in California,
Plant yourself tor a time where there - ,-snon. Thft .ii ,., ,
are no irrnauons, win. me noiei is , M , frQ,t , Th
ueyouu ermc.sui, ... .auu-vao of jha quickening is said to be due
oieaa.ng, ami vuere warm, suuuy , .. . .... . Pacific Ctaist
weather invites walks and drives.
Puro and dry air, and the increased
electric Influences of sunshine are
vastly helpful.
You can make this trip at very
little expense, and enjoy a ride over
the scenic Sysklyou and Shasta
mountains, which, at this time of
the year with their snowcovered
peaks, are surpassed lor their gantleur.
For complete information regard
ing rates, points of interest, and de
lightful hotels In California, address
W. E. COMAN.
General Passenger Agent, 8. P.
Portland, Oregon.
Condensed Milk company's factory
at Forest Grove. The promoters of
that enterprise always hail faith in it,
but it was new to the patrons and
they always saw a big interrogation
point in connection with the project.
but the first pay day has been passed
and doubts in the tuinds of the
farmers have been removed. Every
one who furnished milk wants to
furnish more, and the company
wants more. It is that enterprise
that ia booming things at Forest
Grove.
Notice U herrbv niven tliat tha miliar.
aiKnetiadiiiiiiMitrutorortlietntute of Ueurite
(i. Ak'nnder. duceuned ha", a- ntich ad
ministrator, tiled hi. final account mid re
port in the countv court ol tlie htula ol'
OreKon, for Wanliiiinton Countv. and that
Monday tlie.SOtli durof March, "A. JJ. 1UUI,
at the hour-ol 1U oc lock in the fort-noon ol
aid duy, at the court room of auid county
-ur. ai miisnoro, in an l a county ol
Wa.liinitton, Ktale of Oregon, has been
dill v appointed and tixi-d tiy the Judge .,(
-aid court, as the time and place for the
hearing of objections to mid linul account
ami report, and the settlement therooi.
Duteil February 18th I'Xil.
II. I. Knton.
AdminiHtrntor of the estate ot George U.
Aiezanuer, auceuaeu. 40-4.1
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IN TH,,
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a4u 'dbiJtou ronaiT n,
E. L feC01IIC
11 ' 1 i mmi
To Care a told In Uue luy.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it falls to cure. E. W,
Grove's siguiture is on each box. 25c.
The hay cropla st year In this
county was a big one, and some doubt
ed the possibility of selling all that was
produced, but it is gone. In Port
land a few days ago a representative
of the Indkpendk.nt was stopped
many times to answer to "Is there
any timothy hay at your place?
Timothy is in good demand at (13.
per ton, and even a better figure
might be secured, hay is going for
ward to Idaho and Montana in liberal
lots.
E. L. McCormick has at his store a
skilled machinist who will take care
of all crippled bicycles that are
brought to him.
A new lino of ginghams at
Racket Store.
the
Red aud white ooiou sets.
K rem is.
J. A.
Not too late for
the Racket Slore.
flannels. Buy at
Right price.
Fresh Fruits and vegetables. J. A.
Kremis.
has the finest razors and pocket
knives in the county, fully
warranted:
A large assortment of Spauld
ings baseball goods and fishing
tackle just arrived.
SECOND STREET, HILLSBORO
Adiniuihfrator's Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the nnder
HiKiicd wan on tho 6U1 day of February
I'.HM, by the County liourt of the titat of
Oregon, for Waxhl'igton County, appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Thos II
Tongue, deceased. All peruoni having
claims ugainut aaid cubits are requested to
present the mine with proper voucher
i? oh. 1,w "lc of tlie "'"'fraigned iii
HillhOoro, Waxhiniiton County, Oregon
within ail niontha from tlie duU thereof '
Dated ut Hilltiboro, Washington County.
'jovf1"1' thi" la"' y r t'Kt"ruaTT l
. , , . K. B. TONOUK,
Admiiiiatratorof the e-tat of 'i'boa. H
Tongue, deceased.
AtltuialKtralrix Xetlre.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been bv thecnm.tv o.... ,.1 ii..
buitt-of Oregon, for Washington County,
duly arpointetl n.lministralrix ol the
estiit of Charles W. Hiuith, decensed, and
that she ha duly tualilied and ciitared
upon the diwhargn of tier duties as such
administratrix. All persona therefore
having claims again-t the said estate aru
hereby required u pn-jieiit the same to the
undersigned adminitrutri- h- 1
olliceof II. T,.i.kui). in llillU.r,. (i-,.
gon, together with projx-r vouchers, with
in six months Iroin this date. Uated at
llillfUiro, Oregon, Ketiruary llitli 1'ioa.
. , , . Jistie . Brnith,
AdmlniMlralrir of il.t. ui. i'h.-iA .
W. r-lllith. deceajfl. ji .r.
E. li. lougue. Attorney for administrix.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Shorthand student's wanted, lentnns
given by mail at students borne.
Addrr-ws G. B. Hardin, Forest Grove
Oregon.
Dr. Wm. A. Brown, whose illness
was mentioned last week, died yes
terday afternoon at the residence of
his mother, Mrs. Susan Brown. An
nou n cement of funeral arrangements
will be made later.
mm
bawd
P0VDER
Absolutely Pure
THERE 15 NO SUBSTITUTE
U1L
trs am K-" k
-rd . ti;
M
I'UICK NOWOXF.DOLLAR
riu re bus nevi.-r l?t'ii a remedy
bat actually cured pfles until
'bis one whs di-vorered by l)r.
I'errin. There is not a --ron
'ho suffers from this distressing
liiease who is wit willing to pay
f 1 to have the euse removed per
nnnemly. Imnie-liato results
uid you take it, tliats all.
For Male.
One light driving team well matched
dark greys seven years old, will weigh
l.l pounds each, tlffldo w . 1 1 take ihe
team. Kn.piire ot A. M. Peterson, lldls
boro, Oregon. '
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