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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1904)
1ME -.X:t'-"fNT, HILLSCCRO Official Paper of Wellington County. iClitereil nt the I'lvtoti'.ce 8t 1II11- ro. Or'n hi. fnr ti nnsmlsslnn through th malls f.s i''fonJ la s mull matter HV n. v. h a l H. Tin fol.ow in i lij i n i pi taken from Tlio Mili'.u.U, . I. liivU'w, one f the best un t most iiul'i-mi.tl new spner in that st ite. Mr 'i.lk in r, its publisher, bus been to tlix f iir tit St. Imi u ii' I tl.1 t.lkfil ill the sights Hil l kiinwsjunt what he is t.ilkidk' ii'o.it. V1 re-liti'.- 1 itlt ilit- iiciii tn slio tli.it the fair ti 1 held iu I'oit'.uid next year in being thoro;.Jiy alv rlUe 1 not only in the tateof South P..k..t.i, hut in every Dt.ite in llie L ii Kilt uii.l there is no ques tion Vut tl.t ro will he a treinen.lueus crowd here in l ui i, ami many of the peoiile will vint! to invest unci reuiuin permanently. Mr. Volkunir visited the coast aliniit a ye.ir m.", spending nearly three iiKint I.h lu re itii'l iijii his return published a eel i.'S of intere-ting letter atiout the country mil its xreat re Sources. Tin -i! letters were copied ami tent broad c.ir-t .m l have undoubtedly done inu Ii to all to the prrat nunilicr of iiennlu u ho will v i 1 1 the fair next year : In all I'lui'U'Lit v it H ill he lonjr years before tlieie will he another ureal wurM'i fair. 1". u h su.-c ling exposi tion ha t-a' riven to snrp un all previous efforts m ill the ro.-t Iium rrarheil into such cnoi n.ou mums us to make It iin-pos-ill- to .in) lu re near pay out ami the reMill r to i nt. ill a heavy deli. 'it up on t ie r ill-it t I hc ni't exposition will heth.it at lVrtlan I, Oregon, in IWnR, in ciiimiieiii r.i. urn 1 the f.irnoiiH Lewis & I lark i e ti-niiial of li covel V, u IK i it will foliiihiy he the l.irt for many yearn. V hue it w ni not upproach in extent the ( hiiiu'o mi. I M. I .mi is expositions it will Ion! it li'-a he a in.iyiiill.cnt uff.ur and it his revue. I .i irojiri.itu recognition at the hands i i (inures. In view ol the f.n t I liat the M. Louis exjsisition will he the l.i-t whi-li the present Ken f ration will h.ive mi opportunity for en joying, ii hiIi lie wi ll i.ir i v. rxuie that run ilo on to malic an elioia to attend it. It in iii'l. til a fcrrc.it exposition of the world's r. H.iin i'.j, inventions, discoveries iiii'l t-x 1 1 i I 1 1 n, urn. a -1 . lu I ! 1 education ul alh.lr lo ail w ho vi -it it. Surroiiiiih i l.y the chnliintf smoke ol a mnintf loriT-t lire, exelteil from the f l it t i.il lie 11 1 1 ju.it shot his first .l. er, 1'iM f mil the trail an 1 wand ering aiout in the Minding smoke iu a vain attempt to iin it, Wesley I'yle, a 11 year o .1 youtli recently from Iowa, Was Hhol down in the iiioiiiilainS near Cow Creek, tr , Kri lav at'iernoou hy a gnu in tlic h in Is of I;. -v. S. K. Mcniin ger, pastor oi th:. ,,uiit Tabor M. K. Chinch, I'm tl in I. I'tle was brought to l'urt ii el ye-te .l.iy in irninir ami wai ta ken to the iio.il S.un ,i it.iu Ho-pital, Where he li re tin;,' easily with khhI ch.int-t s of compete recovery, The limtiii ii s.u I to h iv i heen accidental and oci iiicl win e the liev. Mr. Meinin ger ami three other men in his party were hu .ti i- 4j,t. Tliri weapon was a ride of III) ; j l e. iai valiis Li.uctte. A $4 : 1 co. , proliahly t'tieonly one of its km I oi 'X i'i'ii h', is on exhibition at the Uerni k'n.i .N rim il lltnk, Mil waukee, Wis It lu-1 iiun to Dr. I'harh J. Liirikie ami is v.ltn-l hy the hank nfli rials at jl'iM, aalmiiu'li this is un ap pruximate. The pi c nf goM is of the e.iiiie ili imeter is a f" jjoM piece, but thinner, n its face is t he well known "Libeity he ul, itl.ont the enp, how ever. Aroiunl tins are thirte n (-tars in terpoNe l ith 1 1 1 - (inures ami letters "tlii3Sr 7 lii.im-." Tlieexict liieaiiing of the ins,-ii lion n me of the hank (ini tials lu Ku'ert i:ne l. On the reverse of tho coin is a live poinle.l star, into which is rut he in-cri tion, ''One htellu 4(HI cent'." A ronn 1 it are words, "K plnrihns I'l'inn, P o INt liloria," ami aronn. I thm-. f .r nin the rim of this aide ul tie i..i irj i':ie words, "United btate "f A ...Ti a. mr Ilol." Ah .ut I! f 1 1- , Pent to A :i m Kxclia-i.-c :, only inior'n it i coin was .'ii.ii mm ajo this coil was mi by the Merchiint's 'i l ilw nikee, h it the oi.taine l was that the We l ave h, en in-ke l several times as to the open ,ii. I i I m d i-eason for fli.li and v i in I'm state, and publish the follow '. w ! i ti ll uisrt ers the iUes tions. ilv ihe law is: M ile deer, ante'op" in. I mountain sheep, open Benson ';i l.'il i November 1. Female deer. An.: i-.: I 'o November 1. Killing of spotted f.au.h, elk or beaver, prohibi ted at all i i n - "I Iu j year. No one is allowed io kn ni ne th hi live deer in a ea on. NU.il Ili iliiinr with dogs, the piircb t.i;s, or ol ' ( Ipen i-.' Cvtol,, r I (jinil, i prairie hi to I - in ' ClHiS Ci.ll.il lu ks, S-ot. 11 t I i r s tie of hide without 'i.-o ., ; rohi''it -d. ... 1 i. ' iver gray squirrel, l.i n .i v 1 ni ti ttivn Jiheiisants, ii-, j uiin, O -tols-r 1 I : 11 birds ier day. S ...i. I to 1 1.,.. i. . , -v in, ojii n season from i i 'i I; h.nit of ducks, . "I i.i one day. no oi I ion birds protect- r . in I i s a-on, Apr 1 1 to Nov- llK) J 1 r we .. 1 ' ". Fad" ot 1: 1 .10 a ed the year ir . o Trout, p n s VeinUT 1. 1 l . line 011K . S ilo 1 The laws ..f the t.ik. n w ii Ii hook and lohi t I at all times. t . 1 1 ( ri'ipire n in-resi- dent mark, t hauler to h ive a license, Costing f 10 p r -e ion. It is uol.nMul t hi ,t within in. lo tire without the on in r- permission. Tivpa-s n .tic s ..r -a e at this ollio II t U H. II. (ir. . r ha 'phone an.! 1 .1 11 n. one in thecoiinty. ies, just Hi. t 1 his stole an I 1. a 1 will g. t tl.. I., -t t. ket. Prompt .!. ! let T'occ w i .1 1 tbe M. Ii. t oil S.. which a c . ....I 1. tJ all. 'Phone 3. jn.-t put in another v t:i !k t" almost any- ' f v. hi w ant grocer-1 1 ' r 'phone, call up .ur oi l. r, and you I bad in t be mar- . en and 1 irfht prices. i-n S-. 'l. C .. Ml ,:.) Fi V 1. iv 1 . 1 1 'ii is I f' " ial at . mil, ."on t :', t, t xtcn led j Sherwood. K.-g.iltr ('urrioudf nl. Charles I'arrett art 1 family, Frank Fisher, Mr Ashj-ole and other parties of Mi Idletoii leavtt I t Wilh.rit Spriiiifs tomorrow on a duininer outiiih'. Miss Anna Thompson, an expi-rieuceil and Kkillful teacher of Tualatin U re ported to have accepted a ponitiou in the public m hixil hero for the coining year. Mrs. F.lial-th liryom, of Tualatin, an aned and highly riHpectel pioneer wom an, die J at her home near that place on Fiidav ufleran illness of several months, from cancer of the toiuai h. She leave a hu-tund, two son aud two growu daughters. Protracted warm weather has com pletely paralyzed ttll irirdeu pro lucts, eiecially in town, Kev. Jo Cowman's garden locatel ou the creek bottom iu the suburb prove unusually tine, being about the only exception in the neighborhood. Ke August Bpleiss, pastor of the tier man Lutherian i'hurch leave diere to day for an extended visit, hast. Uis w ife and family w ill accompany him to Chicago, where Ihey w ill reinuin w hile he proceed to his old home, Benin, iierinany iu visit his aged pirent a. The Southern darkiej hold w hat is known among them as a "Voi1jo snake duuee occasion ly, while the Sherwood Isiys ulso indulge in dancing and deiioiii iuato their a ' Hoodoo' dance. I the latter an inovation on the former or a nineteenth century production just bud ding outT Scar.-ely a child or young jieraon iu the Middleton district, but ha had, or is having the meusles, and a district quar antine flag hoisted on the school house llag staff might answer every purpose as to the State Health Hoard regulation ill regard to quarantine, of measles, at any rate. Mis Amy Hall, grand daughter of '1'. (j Martin, born and raised near this place but a resilient of Portland for some lime underwent an operation for appen dicitis, at the hospital there a few day ago. Her many fr.ends here are pleased to learu that her upeedy recovery is as sured and danger attending has been happily averted. Flank Fisher, of Middleton, become uddenly "bnghousod" the other day and several hours intervened before he hci-ame rational again. He found him self the pocHessor of sundiy bruises and abrasion leceived during the "locoed" state, and his dream was not of marble lulls but rather mud, in various states of evolution, being a (biickmiiker). l a borious work and the atteudeiit heat of a glaring August nm were the factors which undoubtedly producing Frank' tciniorary aberration of mind. Happily he has recovered and leaves in a few day for an outing at Willioit Springs. The State Fair. This year is going to be a re'-ord breaker, in more ways than one. The races are going to be very rapid for there are in training now more horses than have been ou the track at this time of the yeir and iu the Great Salem stake for 2 :15 pacers f2KK) purse. There are 31 entries in the C'lklJ 5:17 trot. The Lewis A Clark slake the are 17 en trie. In the Rural Spi.it stake 2.11 pace for li K)0 there are H entries. In the Inland Empire stake fur 3 year old pacers for 1500 there are 11 entries and there beside 11 other pacing and trotting race to say n. thing of tfie running iitct of which there will be at least two each day. The camping ground has been fixed up and the streets laid out and named, camps numbered and in charge of a camp grand marshal, who will look after the matter dav and night. Water ha been piped into the grounds and other improvements made making it one of the best camping grounds in the statu. Take your family and a ter.t and enjoy a week of solid comfort to say nothing of the educational advantages that you and the children will get at the fair that they never could get any place else in the game time. All trains of the S. P. K. R. Co. stop at the grounds during the week. The street railway system i:.to Salem has la-en thoroughly ov-r-hauled, new cars purchase1, the track, widened to standard gauge, aud the roadlied im proved allowing the company to make a ti minute tervice and probably shorter. The pavilion and grounds will be lighted by incandescent electric light thus giv ing a much improved light service. Crop Report. The past weea ha lieen dry, warm, and in most sections quite smoky. The grain harvest has proceeded uninter ruptedly, and in the Willamette valley ami the southern part of the slate nmst of the fall grain ha been thrashed, rail wheat yields east of the Cascades continue excellent, but 111 the Willam ette valley and the southern part of Oregon only au average crop has Wen secured. Early seeded spring wheat liu le a good crop, au 1 thai see led late is turning out Jietu r than expected, not wi. (islanding which much of it has al- e.idy lieeti cut for hay on the account of the straw being too slmit to be harvest ed w ith binders. Oats are lelow lie) ave'age in quantity. Barley yield are Variable. Lilt mostly good. Tue quality ol all grain this year is liellerilian usual. Pasturage is getting very short aud the milk supply in the dairy distiicU is diiuiiiishiiiK. Hop bur aie forming nicely and the vine continue free from lice. It 1 expected that even with fa- 1 v Table weailier from now on the hop crop w.ll lie (mailer than last year, notwithstanding the increase.! acreage. C.r. 1 is doing nicely, but it would be U'lietited by rain, while potatoes and garoens are actually suffering for tnois ture ; late planted Mit,itoc will, however, turn out well if g.xsi rain occur within the next two weeks. Kaily apples, craw lord peach 1 and blackberries are ripe aud lieing marketed. I rogromme Oregon State Pair. Monday, Sept. Ii Opening Day. In the evening addresses will be made by prominent men of the state ou utv-to-Uate topics. Tuesday, Sept. 1' Woo. I men of the World Day. Thia eutire day will lie de voted to the Woodmen and their sister order the ladiea of Woodcraft in thbir Drills and Sports. It is expected that at least a doxeu rill Team will lie pres ent iu Vuiform to contest for the 'M in prizes. Wednesday, Sept. 14 Salem lhiy. This will lie a great day for Salem ; busi ness i practically luspeuded and every body goe to the Fair. Thl will also tie the day for tho Great Salem Stake, a iWM purse for 2:15 pacers iu which there are 31 entries. Thursday, Kept. 13 Portland Day I'aually the biggest day of the Fair a the S. 1. R. K. run an Excuraion from Portland aud $1.50 pay a round trip and admission to everything ou the Fair U round that the Board ha anything to do with. On thia day will come off tho Lewi and Clark Stake for 20U0 purse for 2:17 trotters. F'riday, Sept. 16 Children' Day. When all theChildren In Marlon County, including the Indian Training School at Chemawa, the Reform School and and sohool Children will be admitted free. Saturday, Sept. 17 Closing Day. The Rural Spirit Stake flOoO purse for 2:11 trotters ; alsj the consolation race in Lewis and Clark Stake will be run off. Premiums w.ll be paid and in the even ing a good programme will bo on iu the pavilion. McElroy' Band, of Salem, ha been engaged and good music is assured. The Evening Entertainment during tho week will be the best money can purchase and a good time is guaranteed all who may attend. Reduced Rates to St. Loula (Eapoal tion. The Southern Pacific Co. will aell round trip ticket at greatly reduced rates to St. Louis and Chicago, account of the St. Louis Exposition, on the fol lowing dutca: June Id, 17, IU; July 1, 2, 3 j Augusts, , 10; September 5, 6 7 J October 3, 4, 5. doing trip must lie completed within ten days from date of sale, and passen gers w ill be permitted to start on any day tln.t will enable them to reach des tination w ithin the ten day limit. Re turn limit ninety days, but not later fhan December 31, 1904. For full information a to rate and routes call ou H. A. Hinshaw, Agent Southern Pacific at Ilillsboro. Delta I'lnk Liver Pill are Bold on merit best pill for general use on the market. A bottle of them will prove this assertion. Sold at Delta Drug Store and guarantee" I to give satisfac tion. excursion to the Circus. Siecial excursion rate on all lines of travel have lie.-n arranged for by the miiingeineut ot Kingling Brothers, World' Oreat stSh w, and those who wish to go to Portland where this great circus exhibits Monday and Tuesday, Aug 29 and 30 can do so with very little expense. This will lie the only point in this vicinity where the show will exhib it this season, and no one should miss the opportunity to witness it. Ringllng Brother's circus has been the leading arunic exhibition of America for years, but the show has never been permit'ed to rest upon it reputation. Although it ha long passed tho point of competi tion, every season see a greater and g'ander show. This years performance is entirely new, and entails the com bined effort of 375 wonderful artist In ' ., . . , .... . , the equestrian, gymnastic, equ.libnstic, ' acrobatic and aerial line together with forty famous clowns and hundred of lesser lights. Sis hundred and fifty horses are used and a marvelous trained animal department is presented. The circus this season is greatly enlarged by the apectac.ular production of Jerusalem and the Cru-iades, a pantomimic preen- ' tation of the well known and beautiful hi toncal narrative of the Crusaders. ... .... ,mn.,...,K uuiioreoa of feature the only living pair of giraffe. I i i .. i i . . ,, . . the first baby elephant uccessfully bred i .... i . , . , i . ne vast menaerie lias among liun.lreos ..,! rere.l in A ...rl..a -.l .1.- i !. ti.- . ' UtirtTMiiina revival tf llm P,km I, t f t" -n - v w iiiv ififuiau ai i nt droine races, and many ot'ier stuuend ou feature In thl great circu. Circu day open with a brilliant parade, three miles in length. Don't fail to if Warohouto Notleo. I have secured the Alpin warehouse and feed-chopper at Cornelius and am prepared to store hay ami grain at rea nimble rates. Flour and feed kept con stantly ou hand. C. . BUCHANAN. State Fair. The -Hth Annual State Fair will U given by the Board of Agriculture at Salem, lieginning on Monday the 12th of September and continuing through the week; Several cmntie are gutting up repre sentative exhibit ot their product showing up their resource and It will thus lie a splendid opportunity for them to advertise, for a large emigration i looked for and the country 1 already fit ling up with a desirable cls of emi grants, and they are coming Wet to lo cate and will make good citixen, and even if oply two or three settle in tbe county because of tho allowing the county exhibit ha made, the county as a whole i far ahead. In cae of thU nature it is not tho actual coat of the exhibit that must be taken Into consid ers lim hut the valne the exhibit ha a a standing advertisement so to apeak of whst that particular connty la good for. The live Hock show will be fully op to the standard of excellence that ha been given in the past and special Induce ment have been made by tho Southern Pacific riailway company in transport ing exhibit including livoatork free and t smuch credit cannot be given the com pany for their liberality in thai particu Ur. Stock bre. ling Uonly in it Infancy la Oregon and. should be encouraged, for it i the routing Industry in tin state, and it require no more lalxir or feed to raise a thoroughbred than a scrub. Don t fail to make arrangement to spend a part ot the w eek at least in Sa lem or if you ran do so go and camp tbev have a flue camping ground full of oak grubs and plenty of good water pipe. I right into the grounds. End of Hitter Fight. "Two physicians had a long ami stubborn fight with an abcess on my right lung," writes J. F. Hughes of DuPont, Ga. "and gave me up. Everybody thought my time had come. As a last resort I tried Dr. King's New Discovery tor Con sumption. The benefit I received was striking and I was on my feet in a few days. Now I've entitely regaiued my health." It conquers all Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by all druggists. Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free. Uav You Received the Seaside 2 8ouvenir For 1004. The A. A C. R. R. will mail to your address free, copiea of their Summer Booklet containing 30 page of half tone engravings of Columbia River and Clatsop Reach scenery. Address J. C. Mayo, G. F. A P. A., Asturia, Ore., or C. A. Ptewart, Agent, 248 Alder St., Portland, Ore. Suicide Prevented. The startling announcement that a preventive for suicide has been discovered will interest many. A tun down system, or despondency invariably precede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition that makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self destruction take Electric Bitters. It being a great tonic and nervine will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It's also a great Stomach, Liver and Kidney regulator. Only 50c. Satislaction guaranteed by all druggists. Low Rates to California. "The Triennial Conclave Knights Templar will be held at San Francisco September 6th to 9th and the Sovereign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. will tie held at same point September ltlth to 25th. For these occasions the Southern Pucitie Co. will place in effect the extremely low rate of one and ou third fare for the round trip, not to exceed $25.00, the rate from Portland. Those who are planning a trip to California should take note of these rates." From Farmington. Regular Correspond.) tit. Mrs. Martin La r sen is dangerously sick with dropsy. Frank Madison is also ou a sick bed, suffering from gan grene. Mrs Win. Kt hulmorich is able to be up and around again. Sol. Ilepeler, late of Fresham, Ore., ha bought the James Walker place and moved on it last week. Mr. John Halvnrsen and Miss Marie Johnannsen were married lust Sunday at the home of the bride's parent's in rarnungton. The party of Farmingtonites that went to N'etart two weeks ago have all re turned. They report a very enjoyable trip and stay af the aoaat, w here they met many people from IlillsUiro and other part of the county. In the party were Mr, and Mr. Ian Uurkhalter, Mr. and Mr. It. II. Kmmott and children, J. Krebs from Farmington, Mr. and .,' r ., in ' w '. , Mrs. L. Lmtnott and Herman Schulni ri . - ...... irn Mr. and Mrs. K. Hull are visiting with f Mr. Jos. Kobinson. Mr. D. B. Ogden is aliout to remove to his former home back in the states. The Farmington boys went down to defeat in a game of ball with the Scholia nine last Sunday. E,i Mmr ,iag i,,, the lleirv Kamuia farm where he will make his holne for tne future, ... . . There will tie an Ice Crea , ... the 51. h. Church grove Sai hone for tha fllfllrH am Social at ""' "U" Br"v aumiay veii ing the 2t)th Mr. and Mr. Withycomlie are Hpend- ing their summer vacation on their place near here. Probate Court. August 1ft In the matter of tho guardianship of John Houimers, insane, annual account and report filed, exam ined and approved : total inventory and income, t,(l77.H.", disbursements, $1,487.18, balance on hand, $3,510,(17. August 17. Matter of guardianship of Martha, Emma, ller.ry and Freda Nchul enberg minor. Ilond filed and approv air ordered that letter of guardianship be issued to Augusta Schulenlierg. Root Estate For Tho Week. Nellie 8 Huuaton, (formerly Poor) to L K Houatoo, lot 7, ae 2, and lota , t and In, aec 1, tp 2, north of r t w, eontainlnt IM acre . f I 00 I 00 John iuicbef to Peter Zareher, parcel of land la w Jl, ip 1, n rt w . A M Paawr and vlre to I T Otrrlah, 20 acre of Uad la see M, Ip t, s r 4 - 12U0 00 Clarrtaa McNutt sod btuband lo M Peter on, a parcel of laod lo see U, tp 1, or I W . 4H0 00 a A and H. O. Carpenter to O and K Young, Iota JO, It, 23 and 2S, In Bpen oet'i bomaateod, aaihowa by tb duly recorded plat thereof, containing; 2S.-M acre , . 1200 00 Minnie B Grab!, etial, lo Mead Phelpe, tot 12, blk 1 lo North Sid addlUon lo HUlahn ,.. . . oo oo Lyman A Ware to Mary A Walrmu, a part of lb H. Btiitoa d 1 , tp 1, a r 4 and tp I, r 4 m? , , , nono ou John Witt to J. L. Waahburo, K of the KEH. aee 24, and oadlvlded ot tb KSofKE 14 sad S of NW 1-4, see ii, tp 1, art w ou You can buy cantHxI good cheap re at Oreer'a tbao any place In IlinV boro. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes results in death. Thus a mere scratch, in significant cuts or puny boils have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Ilucklen'a Arnica Salve Iver handy. It's the best salve on earth and will prevent fa tality, when Hums, Sores, Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only J5C, at all drii",o;i,ts. Pots au End to It All. A grevotts wail oftimes comes as a result of unliearable pain from over taxed organs. Dizziness, Back ache, Liver Complaint and Consti pation. But thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills they put an end to it all. They are gentle but thor ough. Try them. Only 25c. Guaranteed by all druggists. Dou't (io To U Louis 'Till you call at or write to the Chicago, Milwaukrt and Mr, Paul KHiro..-. tirni-e idi mini Htriet, KB. ... I .. .a V V ...... ... 1 1 1 "maim, vregoii. ijiiw raw 111 ail points Kist, in connection wlith all transeoutlneutalH. II. H. ROWK, General Agent, Portland, Or -Keelev liouor-hosphine-tobacco "fur HABITS PERMANENTLY CURtD s f on full aatn;uiaM " I .am tumifYiMSTinm- ons,init, O.R&N. Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific Three Trajns to the l:ast Daily Thrntuh PnllnittQ otantlard anl touriM ltD Iuk ( dnlly u Oiimht, ( biiK(t Hjmkmi'; tourltit KloepiDK cnr ilmly to kmiiMk (ly, thrtniwh I'lillmnn t4iurint lejiin(( rare (prMiii ftllv viMidtirtftl- w-fekty lo i htrano, Kaiihm CM) ; reclluliiK cliir OHrnnu lilv) lo Kant daily. 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No chHK of cart 70 I IMK . II H.I. I I.ha rn.iiH'.inlaiiil, nr. Halt Lake, Iwnvrr. Kt Worth, Uinalia, Kan a City, hi. Ixiuu, Lilt csgo mil l-aiat. Salt Lake, Is-nver. Kt Worth, Omaha, gan a ( lljr. St lx.ul, l Ul cago ud Kant. K"K J ('llleHifo PiH-Uand Ss-cIm1 V: 1.1 in l 1 1 II 1 1 1 IHloil Allanlio K x pre"! :l . p in via limit- Itltttotl Htri'Tii Kl Mall 6:16 pm via Rpoksiia AKKIV K hK.I.W 51 p. ui. 7:15 a. m. U41IU Walla, I.ewUK.ii Hxikan), Wallace, full tiiNii, Mlnneapxlis, Ht. t'aul, Imluili, Milwan ee.l'lii.'K.i ail. I Kl. H:00 . m. Ocoan and Rivor Schodulo For Iran Franclaro Krerf Ave (laya at 8 p. m. For Aat.irla. way polnu anil North Bearh dally (except Suudaylat S:(IU p. m. ; Saliu.Uyi at ID ml p. in. Dally aervloe (water permuting) on the Willamette and Yaiukill rlvera. For further lnforinatlon auk or writ your nearest ticket agent, or A. I. Craig; General I'aaMMigrr Agent, The Oregon Hallway A Navigation Co. .hit Hand, Oregon. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS (First publication Aug 12-l.al Kept. 9, 1!H.) Assignee's 'ot Ice of Muat Settlement. Notlo la herel.y given that the undersigned hat tllt d In Ihe Circuit Court of the atate ot ore goti lor WarhliiKlon Couiiiy, hl dual account In the matter ol the entaie of W illiam Clialmera, an lnsolTeiil debtor, and th.it raid court, by au or der made the 2Stli .lay of July, IU04, baa aet the in h day of November 1WK, at tbe boor of one o'el.K'k p. M. of aald day, an the time and plaee for llie hearing ol oi.Jecilona Ui aaid tlual aoeouut and the dual 8U lenient of aald e-utle. lialed tbla Hb dav of July, IM4. UKNJAMIN Hi41UI.KIKI.il, Aiwltfnee of tbe wtaie ol Wllilniu i halmera, Insolvent. K. H. lOSol K, AUoiuey. First Publication July 'i'J-l.a.t, Aug. 1W.) Administrator's Notice or Huul Set tlement. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned, tbe duly ap)liile.l, qualified and a. 'ling adniln- IMtrainr tii tsinis uou ol llie eniaie ..i n. . Ae IImoii, de.'eai.e.l, baN Itila day tiled bia final a- ooiinl annuel) a.lmliiilranr, and Ihe ouiily Court of the Sinie of Oregon lor W aiihliiiit.'U County haa deiduiiaied the iliti day of AnguM, I1114 at Ihe hour of .1) o'rl.s'k lu tbe foreiasui ct aid lay an Ibe time, and the Couiiiy Court Hoiim In Ihllhbom, W ahiiiston County, Oregon, as the place for hearlna ui.jectloiM to Kaid tinal ac count in said relate and the final eetllumeiil thereof. I aud July 9 li. 1WM. - fc. 11. TO NO I E, Adinlnlatra'or de In.hI iioii ol the Folate of II. B. A II .Mill. l'eceMd. mi mm "rA If yon are nervous and tired out contiiiiiully you toy Id have no clearer vitrninsr of tho approach of serious female troiihln, !j not wait until you sufTi r un bearable pain b fore y ,u se k trpat n.rtit. "ioU need 'i ie of Cardui row ju 't a milch as if the trouble were move develop. .1 and the tor turing pains of disordered men strua! ion, bearing down pains, leucorrli.iea, backache and hcad ai hn were drivinsf you t.) the tin failinB relief that ine of t'ar.lui has lirioirjlit hundred of thousand of Women and will bring vou. A ino of Can hi i will drive o-it all trace of weakness and banish nervous eprlls, headache and back ache and prevent tlift symptom from quickly developing into dan gerous troubles that will tie hard to check. Serure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui t.siay. If your dealer doe not keep it, eti.i the mon. y to the L-idies' Advisory lept., The ('li:ittan..,ra Medicine Co., Cliatt.viooL.M, Tenn., aud tbe medicine will be sent you. 0 k Kee lev Liouon-HonrHi mc-tobaccdI I lir nADfi9 rirwniniki wunLv f0 PULL PAAPCWLAW iHttU vf tfTf I f rimTtlUTC rQ:Tt A no put Wheat Pit WiW j Chicago, An,'. 17. Wheat Jumped 5 3-H cents t.-l.iv, amid tiiiniilt nous n enes ' in the pit. It was a U-dl.nn turn, d l.M,ae, and fortunes wi-ie ma le Ul. t lost' in minutes. l rv fresh dihU h tell- ing of damage sent tiadeis scurrying, and aiiv man who had wheat to sell wa ..,,ll...l t.. i.i abvtb.. ficniied shorts. Two weeks auo. an ex pel t was sent into tbe N.nthw.st to investigate conditions and he wired his house: "Wheat at l.'.'"i will hs.k heap ill side M days." This prediction was sneered at then, tint t. slay's proeeeliin.s indicates that it will be fiiltille.1. Old traders say that the excitement is jiint U ginniiig, and from now until the wheat is threshed and the exact conditions made known, fortunes w ill rise and fall ut the tap of the bell iu the pit. The w heat crop of the Noi tbwest is threatened with something little short of alwolute lops, if all that is U'ing heard of it is true. Tips received iu Chicago to,la . tjlt. BU,;w l f m,p damage, J 1 tie they true or false, were the caue of extraordinary excitement. Wheat for Septeuila-r delivery rose to $1.0!) 5-8 and Kits still wanted by a hundred humous buyers at t.M 1-2, as the closing Isdl gave the slirnul to stop. May wheat readied fl.U :l-S and was bringing f I 11 l-S at the close. Ilii;has Hume prices appear, they are behind what the wheat was bringing ut Mintie iiolis uml I hilnt h, M liich are in closer touch with the ruin wrought totlie crop, (.'ash w heat nt Minneapolis was bring ing!. 1!) 1-J and ut Puliitli 1. LM. MAN I KIM I.SCO KM ITI'll. San Fraiici.-co, Am;. 17. The wheat market was excited to lay, and buying was heavy at a sharp advance. lecem 1st wheat w.-nt ou the ll.sir at f l.-lli 1-2 and soon jumped to $1..0, then fell back to (1.4'J 1-2, went again up to $1.50 and then dropped to 1.4! 3-4. Finding it inisissil.le to.li.-l.Hlge wheat at $1 ..r0 3-8, a colli 'iigeous bidder II LI 11 1 in 1 f 1.50 1-2. This was the signal for u further ltd vance, and Ixd'oie the gong dispersed the crowd at 11 ;:mi A. M., PecenilM-r wheat had soured to (1.51 M-K. This is the highest pi ice at w hich options on w heat have sold in this market since February, Marriage License. On Sunday !.. 1 1. Watkins and Haisy 1). Curtis, both oijl'orest (Jrove. On Mon lay to Julius Frank Peeren mom and Helen Catherine Meiler, both of Greenville. K. If. Smith and Mary V.. Inibrie, license issued August 17th. PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON Established in iS6C. Open all the year. Private or clasa instruction. Thousands of graduates in posi tions; op-xii dimities constantly occurring. It pays to attend our school. Catalogue, specimens, etc., free. A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL.D., PRINCIPAL I vanl to Bff ih Filvplnm livtn on the pliln, An' the rliwnin' o' crratmn an' the link in' ' th Main., An' other Rrrat invfnMina,lilr.c th Cbinpf an th Turks, An ' ihc men trom Franc and burnrna-rarryin ' their Jirka. 1 hen the citytul o'a Brtowa there ' the kin 4 ' thinj( IIRfi I reckon I'll go busted when I travel down tb. Pike, MA Ballad of the Pike," bf Wallace Irwin. Copy. fHic by CoUicr'a rVaekly. Puhliahcd by permiaaioa. S67.IS To St. Louis and Return loa. lis, 17, ii JoIt I, a, t, Atifuat I, o, 10, tcpteaber I, 6, 7, Octbr , 4, f , Rrliirn limit, nlnrtjr aayl. The Rock Island System offers two route to the World' Fair City via St. Paul Minneapolis, nd through Scenic Cokrdo. No change of cars, OgJcn to St. Loui and St. Paul to St. Louis. Full information on rroucat. 'Call ur write. A. H. McDonald, Orneral Ae't, 140 3rd Street, cor. Alitor IStravt, PortlanO, Ur. t i ' u.,er, rM-e.or Fir Burning Green Timber. Forest Crove, Or., Aug. 17. for tl,.. second time this aeason fire is racing iu the forest along the I'pjs-r Nehale.,, Kiver, IM mile northwest of this place, The fire has already covered the lar. r part of the two sections. Much of the land burned over wasa waste ( dead timber, but tbe tire is now eon- sinning the green timls is in several places. The road from here to the Nehalem kiver is blocked by fallen trees, so that no teams can pass, and hunting and fishing parties, which were along the river, have been forced to leave the vi cinity. Caeurtion Rate to Yaqulna Bay. Ou June I at, the Southern Pacific Co. w ill resume sale of excursion ticket to Newport aud Yaquiua Pay. both Seasou and Saturday-to-M. unlay ticket will be old. Thi popular resort is growing in (avor each year, hotel rate are r asouablo and the opportunities for fishing, hunting and sea bathing are unexcelled by any other reaort ou tho Pacific Coast. Subscribe for The Independent, KOREAN HOUSES. Are (owfortabl Neither la aaawrr Nor Inter. Titer The Korean atyle of architecture I aulted to anything but au extreme ell mate such a prevail there. During the winter months It la very cold. The house are made of bamboo frame work, plastered within and without w Itti adolie mud. The roof Is thatched with rice straw, which la weather proof. The inside may' be made into one room by the sliding back of a screen! Ike partition. Just why these were introduced It la liniMisslble to any, for they are but rurely used, a privacy la never desired in Korea. Thia open apace become the llvlug room, and even when traveler are passing along and must hult for the night they are Invited to ahure a com niou sleeping place ou the floor with the entire family. The discomfort of alien au experience la extreme during the summer. In the kitchen, which I Just without the living room, there I locuted a most curious kind of stove. From thl clay pipes extend under the floor to the living room. They warm the house summer and winter alike, for It bus never entered their mind that some nieiins could be devised whereby the bent could lie turned off from the other fiUHrtem. Housekeeper. II you want (twid flour, (ro lo lhiti (Irtfr's, he kef p Lit trty Bell, f 1 05 per sack and Gilt Klge. tl 10 per sscic. Buth hard when! fl tur and do he'.fpr in town. Oregon State Normal School Monmouth l-'ifin its 23nl year Septeniter,20, uur irnin 111 wiiisii vear Tordinir eonal niiiM.rt i.t.itia h.r beuinniliu a eourae in Sor,tn.tar Noveinl.r, February and April r.. 1). Ressler. Vnn.. Monmouth i. ea i r i i ar m M
