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Newspaper Page TextSOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R T1MI-TABLK. SOUTH. .No. . H Ai a. ui. . No. 4. 6 ;0l d. ui . . KOBTH. No. 1. 4:31 p. m No. a. 7;!U m. II. A. Hikkhaw, Agent. llillalioro Iajr, Juiie 6. Subscribe for The Independent For school supplies, go to the Delta. Have you tried the Delta Pink Pills? Good morning. Miaa Kllie (ioJinan visited over Hud day with frienda in Newbvrg. Miaa Ktliel Norman spent Sunday in thia city, the jjuest o(Mn. E.J. Hod man. The Miaees Jesaie and JScasie Harring ton, of Centerville, visited in town latt Friday and tiaf nrdav, Frank S. Meyere, of Portland,?aon of W. II. H. Meyera, wan in HillHboro Monday trauaactinK legal bualnuea. Mra. Ora l.a'va went to Vancouver Monday to be In attendance at the Me morial day exercisce in that city. You are aafe when you patronize Dr. Ixwe, the eye apecialiat. Kye aafe and price aafe. See him June 9th and 10th. All gnoda bought of Cat will be de livvrud promptly at any hour during the day. Thia includee uieata aa well aa gmceriee. Mla Minnie Hcldul, accompanied by tier friend, Minn Esther Silverman of Foreat Grove, viaited over Sunday at the Heidel home, Fourteen balea er hour, averaging 2(H) poiinda each, ia the record of Uie Rvana' Hop Preaa. Bold by the Nelson Hardware to. Cupt. Collins went lo Portland Wed nesday to meet hia wife who ia return ing from an eight weeka' viait with rela tivea and friends at Waaeo. At Cate's you will find a aplendid lot of tiroi-eriea, f reah and clean J alao all kinda of vegetable and garden track, Including crinp lettuce and celery. All ordera promptly delivered. Ulymipic l'lour hua been teated by lovera of gKid bread and haa been found auperior to all other branda. Try a sack at (1.25 and you will uae no other, At Cate's Meat Market and Grocery. Andrew Hchenker by hia attorney haa filed witli County Clerk God man, " a auit for divorce against hia wife Mary Schcn ker, alleging thut the haa deaerted him by running away willi another man. A sjiocial meeting of the Lewis and Chirk club waa held Monday afternoon to arrange for decorations to lie lined in the Waahingtou county booth June 6, and for the reception to be given on the aanie date. Koad wagons, f.VJ.AD. Top Iluggiea from $17.50 up, Hunalouta, lUCi.OO, Hacks, $."l).(K) lo NX).0O. The moat up-to-date line in the county, quality and prii'e combined. Xt-laon Hardware Co. Mias (1 rare Mallard gave a party laat Saturday evening to about twenty of her young frienda for the Miaaea Harring ton, w ho were her guesla. The evening waa apent in pla) ing gamea. light re freshment were aerved at 10::i0. Mukea digeation and .aaaimilation per fect. Makes new red blood and loiie. That's what llolliator'a Uocky Moun tain Tea w ill do. A tonic for the aick or weak, 80 cents, Tea or Tablets. Delta Drug Store. Have Dr. Lowe cure your head and eye ache with a iuir of hia auperior glasses. They coat no more than othera and you have the lenelit of his skill and eighteen years exericnce. Consulta tion gratia. V. 1. Tucker has been spreading paint over the floor of the Delta Drug Store with the result that that place lisiks and fil ls aa cool aa an ice cream parlor in July, Naidea adding very much to the general tine apcarauce of that popular drug store. The fruit canning aeaaon is at hand. How ia your supply of F.cononiy and Kverlasting Fruit Jars? We have a full supply of both kinda, all sizes. Try them; they are the best jars on the market today. J. A. Measinger.. If you want a pretty face and delightful air, Rosy cheeks ami lovely hair, Wedding trip across the lea, Tut your faith in Hocky Mountain Tea. iVlta Drug Store. Caterpillars are numerous In some orchards alanit town. At one place we aaw a limb completely covered with the pests. A teakettle of hot water put a quietus on all the crawlers on that par ticular branch, but they hung to the limb until knocked off with a stick. Caterpillars are reported plenty In some of the country districts Mrs. ltolwrt Kuhn his oar thanks for as fine a meaa of strawberries as we hare seen thia year. They are the Wilton Urry, and while not as large aa some other varieties, they are fine flavored and make delicious eating. Mr. Kuhn, who haa been in the hoeplUl at Port land for the last few weeka, ie expected home next week. Next week Friday and Saturday, two days only, June lth and 10th, Dr. Lowe, the well-known oculo-optician, will be at Hotel Tualatin, in Hillaboro. If you contemplate consulting him alwut your eyes and glasses, do so the first day he ia here, if possible, Don't forget the special excursion to Portland next Tuesday, llillalioro Pay 1 1.- i,.ir flu Southern Paciflfl has nude a rate of UVj for the round trio, u i. h a Mtvn lavs' limit. Present .iodi- rUions are that the railroad company will have its hands full if it furnishes eats for the big crowd. The train leaves the depot at 7 :13 a. m. There is a report that there will be a second train, but nothing official has en re- reived to that enect. hour, 7:12 a. tu. S remrnilwr the Sweet peas are now In blossom. W. N. Barrett was a Portland visitor yeaterday. School is out today for the three months vacation, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Meaainger went to the fair yeaterday. Hanker A. C. Suute attended the open ing of the fair yeaterday. Mr. and Mrs. K. B.Collins attended the fair opening yesterday. Misa Elizabeth Milne returned from her viait in Pendleton Monday. For anything in the line of Harness Goods call at the City Harness Shop. Landlord and Mrs. Waggener attend ed the opening of the exposition yeater day. Miii Rose Wilcox went to Portland to attend the opening day exercises of the fair. Preach!;: at the Cliiiaiiau church next Sunday at the naual hours by Rev. Zimmerman. Children's day exercises at the Con gregational church haa been postponed until Sunday, June It). No use in going to Portland for your harness gooda when you can do aa well at the City Harness Shop. I Cat. Jack and Fred Siegreat of the Shut Bank were ia Portland yeaterday taking in Uie sights of the exposition. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Schulmerich, ac companied by their gtieat, Mrs. Hicks, of Chicago, were id attendance at the fair yeaterday. Fall grain is looking fine in thia local ity, and stands from five to six feet high in many places. The heading ia un us ually large. We carry the finest line of single har ness found anywhere in Washington county at prices that will please you. City Harness Shop. Wo Hare, who will be custodian of the Washington county booth at the ex position, has not yet arrived from the East, but ia expected to reach Portland not later than Monday. A burning chimney on the Ford build ing on Main street brought out the fire department Friday The boys answered the alarm promptly, and had a stream nf water playing on the roof in short order. The damage to the property was slight. The class party for the Eighth grade tomorrow evening promises to be a very enjoyable affair. Five gallons of ice cream has been ordered for the feast. Besides the pupils there will be present a few invited frienda. Now ia the time to think about order ing your berry boxes. We have a su perior cherry box that will give the best satisfaction and at prices that are very reasonable. We can furnish these on short notice. Wheeler Mfg. Co. Miaa Ethel Pierce left yeaterday for her home in Harriaburg, linn county, for a viait of several weeks. Miaa Pierce haa recently completed a business course at the Benke-Walker school in Portland and expecta to take a position in that city on her return. The ladies band concert in the court house park Saturday evening waa well attendeJ. Ice cream and strawberries were served by the members of the band. The proceeda amounted to about 2S. The evening waa warm and pleaaant and the music waa enjoyed by the large num ber preaent. Tired out, worn out woman cannot aleep, eat or work; aeema aa if she would fly to pieces. Hollister'a Rocky Mountain Tea makes strong nerves and rich red blood. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Delta Drug Store. A school meeting has been called to meet in the school house, in the city of Hillaboro, on Monday, the 5th day of June, at 1:30 o'clock In the afternoon, for the purpose of voting on the ques tion of authorizing the school directors to contract a debt by borrowing f 1,500, or such other sum as may lie necessary to erect an extension to the present school house and authorizing the direc tors to issue therefor negotiable inter est bearing bonds. The present school building has become too small for the steady growth of Hillaboro and a larger school bouse la absolutely necessary. The addition is needed, and the bonds should and undoubtedly will be voted. The proceeds of the drama "The Iron Hand," laat week, was 5.60 and the expenses were : opera houae, $12.50 ; or chestra, $5.00; printing, $5.00; Inciden tals. $4.10. leavinsT $ for the Ladies Political 8tudy club, whl ch will be used for purchasing street signs for the city. Uuite a number of centlemen who were unable to attend the play have volun teered to pay for a sign each, and the ladies appreciate this additional assist ance, tor every dollar counta. It is the Intention now to put up the beat sign obtainable, so that the work will not on ly be a credit to the Ladies Club, but a permanent benefit to the city. Thanks are due to Mr. W. O. Donelson for the atane sotting for the play. They were supplied without charge. The editor of The Independent leavea today for Guthrie, Okla., to attend the National Editorial convention which meeta In that city June 6," 7, and 8, aa detente from Oregon. He will 1 ac companied by his daughter, Grace, and enroute and before returning they will vi.it Salt Lake City. Denver. Fort Worth, Texas; Omaha, Des Moines, Sioux City, Chicago, Milwaukee, Fox Uke, Wis., St. Paul, Miuneapolia and our old home in Minnesota. We have been pretty closely confined to the office since Uklng charge more than a year ago and do not think a little vacation will do us any harm. The paper will 1 left ia good hands, and any favors shows to those in charge during our absence will he duly appreciated. We shall send t.u of letters back for publication during our three or four weeks trip and .I..II ndeavor to aire an account ol h.t tk!itora do at their sueetinc in inthria and durin their oating in Oklahoma and Texas. Sheriff Connell haa been in Eastern Oregon moat of the week. "Our" gasoline engine la doing a stunt on the Wood burn run. W. N. Barrett, Jr., haa been appoint ed aa one ol the gate keepera at Uie Lew ie and Clark exioeition. Mr. and Mra. W. D. Hare and Mrs. Hamilton go to Portland to-day where they will spend some time. You will tie lonesome if you stay at home next Tuesday. About everybody in Hillaboro ia going to the fair. Mra. A. M. Collinswho haa been vis iting her daughter in Wasco county for some time, returned laat Wednesday. Get a badge and join the throng next Tuesday Washington County Day for the fair. Train leavea here at 7:1 a. in. A marriage license was granted yeater day to W. B. IxMiisgnout, of Forest Grove, and Leon a V. Swift, of Dllley. Mra. Chae. A. Phillips, of Wilbur, Wash., sister of Mra. W. N. Barrett, ar rived ten Li-i CTcniui for ... etcuu0 viait. One agent wanted for Hillaboro to sell Scotch Thistle Soap, wale or female. Adilrvaa Scotch Thistle Soap Company, 1711 Berkley St., Portland, Oregon. The Coffee club which waa to have met with Mra. Long tomorrow haa Iwen posponed, and the club will not meet again until the first Saturday in Septem ber. The Hillaboro Cornet Band and the Hillaboro Ladiea' Band will furnish mu sic for the big crowd going from here to the fair on Washington county day next Tuesday.. The Corvallia special train for the fair went through here yeaterday loaded to the gates. Flaga were Hying and song and muaiit greeted the ear until the laat coach waa lost to view. Portland people could aak for no nicer day than yesterday for the opening of the fair. Rain fell in the morning, but along before noon the eun came out and a beautiful Oregon afternoon followed. A 2 year-old son of Christopher Pttere, of Cornelius, full from the porch at their home yesterday and dislocated hia left elbow. Dr. F. J. Bailev waa called and reduced the dislocation. Dr. and Mra. Tamieaie went to Port land Wednesday alternoon to arrange the booth for the Hillaboro Condenser. Ttiere will be a demonstrator in charge and the cream will be served with fruit. It will be a novelty to people from the Eastern states who do not realize the excellence of evaporated cream. Laat Sunday a delegation of the Mod ern Woodmen of the World of Portland, asaiated by the members of the home lodge, dedicated a handsome new monu ment over the grave of the late J. W. Morgan of thia city. Another monu ment waa alao dedicated at Glencoe by the same order. Miaa Blanche Huston entertained the P. B. C. C. girla and their escorts of the Pacific University on Monday evening. Thoae present were the Misses Lance lield, Peterson, Brobat, Brock, Aber nethy, Chandler, Ameaand the Messers Thomas, Shively, John Peters, Ward, Davis, Frank Petera, Sparka and W. B. Has m use n. The following flower committee of the Iwia A Clark club will arrange for the rloral decorations at the Washington county booth from thia city: Mesdames W. V. liare, w. r. inciter,.), w . con nell, A. S. Sholes, ami the Alisaea l.ura Waggenr, Amie Patterson, Bertha Heidel, Minnie Warren and Blanch Hus ton. Mrs. Connell is chairman of the fruit committee. Kate Gardner has begun an action for divorce against her husb.md, Leon J. Gardner, alleging that about a month after their marriage, he started in on a course of cruel and inhuman treatment until about five weeka ago, when the plaintiff, unable to stand the treatment longer, left him, that her maiden name waa Katie Or oh a and she wialiua it re stored to her. On next Tuesday Washington Coun ty Day at the fair there will be a re ception, at the state building bv the ladies of the I-ewia and Clark club, after which an adjournment will be taken to the Administration building where a program of an hour will be given, con sisting of Seechea, singing, music by the several bands, etc. Remember the train leaves at 7 :12. Don't get left. Yeaterday J. C. Lamkin reculved from Washington City, from the son of an ex-Confederate soldier a small gavel made from the wood of a tree which stood on "Big Hound Top" at Gettys burg. In the head of the gavel ia im bedded a bullet, probably shot there during the Civil War, forty years ago. The handle of the gavel ia made of wood from a tree cut in Reynold's (irove. Mr. Lamkin turned the valu able relic over to Commander Geo. F. Rea, of Ransom Post No. W, G. A. R. Only 75 tickets were sold at thia sta tion yesterday morning for the opening day of the fair, though some dozeu or more persons went to Portland on the Wednesday night train. There waa an immense crowd in attendance. Presi dent Roosevelt, at the White House in Washington, touched the golden key which Bet the machinery on the fair Cjunds in motion, and now the great wia and Clark exposition ia a reality. It ia the biggest thing the Pacific Coast country haa ever seen and is bound to prove a success. Everything ia in readi ness and the attendance will surely be far greater than the management haa figured on. Success to the lewis and Clark fair and to the people who have worked night and day and expended their money and time to bring this great Oregon country to the attention of Eastern people who are coming here by thousands. The Hillaboro Board of Trade held a special meeting last Wednesday even ing, with a very good attendance. The object of the meeting was to make ar rangements for the, coming Washington County Day at the fair. G. A. Morgan was appointed a committee of one to so licit funds to pav for the bands and pro cure badges Eleven dollars was se cured in the room. A committee of three was appointed to make np a pro gram and procure a speaker. It was moved and carried that the I- and C. club lie asked to look after the floral part of the program. Mayor Cornelius waa named as the committee to look after the music, and authorised to procure the two city banda. The standing com mittee waa instructed to meet thia even ing and report. Much enthusiam was manifest in re gard to Washington County Day at the Exposition anil it waa decided to work with a determination to get oat a crowd unit make aa eond showing as possible for Hillaboro. Foreat Grove and McMin- ville are going to send big delegations with banda and flaga flying, and it ia up to the people of Hillaboro to take a hand in and show the people at the fair that this city is not altogether dead. A pull, a string pull, and a pull all together will do the buaineaa. Let's pull. Five hundred badges will 1 in the hands of a committee at the depot to hand out free of charge, and it is hoped every badge willl lie uae. I. F.verylxxly pull for Hiilslioro Iay next Tuesday. Miss Wihna Waggener visited in Port land Wednesday. Miaa Kate Shannon, of Forest Grove, came down yesterday for a viait with Miaa Florence Tongue. Mra. Merryman went to Portland veaterday to meet hor daughter, Miaa Alice, on her return from a month'a viait with her biother, Dr. Geo. Merry man, at Klamath Falls. The death of Mra. Christ Maurer occurred Monday at her home near the Bethany church, and the funeral was held at that church Tueeday. Prof, and Mra. Woods of the Pacific University entertained the dehatora, Will Raainuasen, Frank Peters, Horace Thomas and a few young lady friends Wednesday evening. Miaa Blanche Huston of thia city being in attendance. The case which haa been made to hold the educational exhibit for this county has been completed and will be sent to the exposition grounda Monday., Mra. J. C. Greer, the artiat, is putting on the finishing tiiuelms, which consist of a handsome piece of ailk with a school house scene j minted there on. Each teacher in the county has contributed toward the purchase of the caae. Notice to Contractora. Healed bids for construction of an ad dition to the School Houae at llillalioro, Oregon, will lie oiened by the board of school Directors of said district, at the ollice of S. B lluaton, In Hillaboro. Oregon, on Saturday the 10th day of June l!)05, at the hour of 1 :30 p. in. Contractor to furnish all material. Plana and apecilicationa may be seen at Mr. Huston's ollice. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Contractor must give bonda to complete work by Sept 1, 1N05. Addreaa hide to R. B. COLLINS, Chairman of the Board, School District No. 7, Hillaboro, Oregon. PROBATE COURT. fdftav nf tfiA AntfltA nf rvii Tanai- quout, dec-ear. I ; final account filtxl and approve, ami tne exenuor u.nci.aivea r a ..I I -.1 ami caae tnw i mvni 1' I V ........ U'illidivia . IiSVnlO UI Estill- tiitnr urvruovii . Un.,ntnae ami a j tira t UMlllOH fc Hiatal at ml II riUWI T ' ... -. w w approved ; total valuation, $183 37. Htate ox f.uen J, rom, ueceaaeu; ivtiion f..a rf,m -. anil rta AfttarA ra coivtxJ, and ordered that all persons in . . 1 a .a tl.a ... a 1 1 lereMieu met? at me - cuu ihur hi Hi lluKrrt stri Mnmluv. JllflA 12. HHliV and show cause why i petition should not LK3 grauveu. Estate ol John J ai, ueceasou; nnai account and report received, ami ap nrnveil the adminiatratix discharged ami caae cloud nf record. Estate of Elmer ilaon, deceaaeu ; ob- . . : L I t , . U. ......... n . V. . tinal settlement; the objectioas having t i.. ..l.l I. IWt'D BttllBIUCtUlljr SCktlcu. . WIUDIOU that the sums due minors be handed over to the clerk of thia court and the legacy due Nelaon be paid to her by ad ministratoiix. when the estate will be closed of record. Estate of Charlotte Grace Myers, de ceased, ordered that administratrix be and la hereby authorized to aell the real estate described in petition at public ueuuii. T H ITowbII. dneeajutd. will and test ament received asking that the same be annulled to probate June I-', ibuo, at to o'clock a. in. Special Lewis and Clark Fair Ratea The Southern Pacific - Railway an nounces the following special rates to Portland and return on account of the Lewis and Clark Expoaition. under the following conditional One and one-third rare for the round trip; daily from May liUth to October 15th, 11)05. Limit, thirty days, but not later than October 31st. For parties of ten or more from one point (must travel together on one ticket both ways) party tickets will be sold aa follows : One fare for the round trip. Sales daily from May 21) to Octolier 15th, with a ten days' limit. Organized Parties of One Hundred or more moving on one day from one place, individual ticketa will be sold as follows: One fare for the round trip. Date of sale, daily from May 2Dth to October 15. Ten days' limit. No stopovers will be allowed on any of the above tickets ; they nuiat be used for the continuous passage in each di rection. Coach excursions will be run from time to time for which individual tick eta good only in coaches will be sold at very low rates. 1'articulars aa to ratea, dates, etc.. will lie announced later. W. E. COM AN, General Passenger Agent. 8unday School Convention. The Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Washington County Sunday School Convention will meet at Cornelius on Thursday, June Mth. Following is the program : MORNING SKSSIOM. 0:30 Praise Service S. C. Sherril, Cornelius 9:4.r Address of Welcome Rev. Wilkins, Cornelius 9:65 Response .Rev. Howard Gilpatrick, llillalioro 10 :05 Quartette Beaverton School 10:10 How to Intereat Children in Sunday School work .Misa Angie Harrington, Centerville 10 :20 Discussion. 19:30 When Should a Tupll Tass from Primary to Intermediate Grade?. ..Rev.C. F. Sanderson, Forest Grove 10 :40 Discussion. 10 :60 1 low to Interest and Hold the Intermediate and Pupils in the Sunday School. .. .Rev. W. C. I-aube, Bethany. 11 :00 Song Cornelius School 11:05 How and When to Advance Intermediate Pupils to the Young People's Class Rev. Dora Reed Vmrber, Foreat Grove. 11: 15 Discussion. 11 :25 Hearing Reports from Offi cers and Schools and Appointing Committees. Adjournment. ArriRHOo session. 1 :30 Praise Service. .Rev. J. M. Barber 1:40 Child F'.vangelism Mrs. Howard M. Smith, Portland 1 :50 Discuaaion. " 2:00 Report of Committees. 2: 10 Instrumental Duet The Misses Harrington, Centerville. 2:15 How Can Each School Train Its Own Teachera,. . A. P. Macy, Darton, Or. 2:45 Need of Better Work in Oar Country Schools. . . Rev. A. Rob inson 3:00 The Sunday School in the Home Rev Belnap, Forest Grove 3 :15 Discussion. 4 :00 Song. BVIN1SO SIO!. Processional Cornelius Choir Addreaa Rev. II. W. Boyd, For eat Grove. Music by the Choir. Addreaa. .Rev. C. 1- Hamilton, Hillaboro Each school Is entitled to one delegate for each twenty-five members, and two delegates at large. Re sure and send your delegates. Officers: E. X. Harding, President, Gastoa, Or., and Miss l-ena Johnson, I Secretary, llillalioro. Taney and Collet Articles. Complete in every Detail. Our Stock ia especially selected for thia Market. We w ill be glad to show you our goods. Mayor sFroclamation To the citizens of Hillaboro and Wash ington county: In view of the fact that I he management of the Lew ia ib Cla k Expoaition at Portland have aeen fit to give to thia county one day at the Ex- Ki isition, and have named Tuesday, June th. aa the dav. and the Board of Trade of the city of Hillaboro having appointed committees to secure music, apeakera, badgea, baiiuera, etc., and to formulate a programme for the entertainment of our citizens on said day, and for the purpose of making this a grand succcsa -a "banner day' , and in fact a Hum mer, I would' most urgently request and Invite all of our citisens and all that may to come and join with ua, to meet with ua at the Southern Pacific deiMit on or before 7 o'clock a. m. on said day. Badgea will be furniahed all. Round trip 05 cents. Come one) Come all I B. P. CORNELIUS, Mayor. Congregational Church Notices. Sunday school at 10 a. ni. Morning Sermon by Rev. II W. Boyd. Y. P. 8. C. E., 7:00 p. m. Fening service at 8:00. by pastor, subject: "Survival of the Fittest aa Shown by Kuaaia and Japan. iKolian Orchestra in the evening. All are welcome. II. Gilpatbick, Paator. The play, "Iron Hand," which waa announced for Forest Grove tonight, haa been called off. iJecoratlon Day. Decoration dav waa observed in this city by the old soldiers and the Indies Relief corps. A procession was formed at the corner of Main and Third streets at 9:30, headed by the Ilillsboro band and the Ladiea band, followed by the veterana, the ladiea and several carn ages. The marcn was to tne cemetry where the usual norai exerciaea were held and at the river Mowers were thrown in the stream in remembrance of the sailor dead. It was expected that the school children would join in the proceaaion, aa in former yeaia, but very few of them were preaent, because of the fact that a vote taken by the teachera reaulted in but two of them voting to 6 .in with the children in the exercises, ut the young people were at the ceme tery In large numbers, bringing with them rloral offerings to the heroes hur ried there. F'ollowing are the boys in blue resting in the different cemeteries in this city, and each ol them were remembered last Tuesday. Harry G. Seear. P. M. Dennis, J. N. Ferria, Chaa. Bowen. M. W. Roae, Wm A mans, James McCulloch, Huston Waggener, Burrus, Kings Whit, John Phillips, Wm Brown, war of the Rebellion; Wm Reeves, Asa Williams, Sara Williams, Geo. Sigler. Chaa. Stew art, Indian War; A. C. Street, Span iah War. Since laat Decoration day two more of the old veterana have found a resting place beneath the turf In the quiet "city of the dead" in llillalioro. They are Wm Hay, an Indian War veteran, and Michael Donhouaer, of the Civil War. Cornelius. Decoration Day waa duly olaierved by 1. fllti.anl n) IVlf-tlMlillfl. TIlA Soldiers and fraternal organizations united to honor their dead, and held their exer ciaea together. The column waa formed on Main street, the Foreat Grove band be ns at the bead, followed by tne sol diers in line. The Ladies Circle, W . of W. followed by the Woodmen in uni form, next came the Knights of Pythias, than tliaritiiAns. a (roodlv number. The exercises at the cemetery were opened by a song by tne circle louoweu uy no eulogy for the Grand Army of the Re Bublic. livina and dead, and the good re- salting to the nation from the patriot ism shown and sacrince maae vy tne Boys in Blue, making our grand repub lic Am unnnii tim natioiia of the earth. and the Starry Flag respected among . !t I . .1- V'. KiViiafTur every inow ami ihjuiio. ' ' recited a beautiful ploem entitled "Scat tering Flowers." Ir. E. Everest read an eaaav. subject. "Fraternity," follow- ed by Rev. R. B. Wilkins of the M. E. church on the same line, ine exercises were followed by the decoration of the ? raves, the different organizations act Dg separately, each decorating the graves of the dead of their order. Alva Schoononer met with quite a painful accident Monday. He had mounted a horae belonging to Oacar Sniffer. The horae ran with him aa he had been accuatomed to do with his owner, and turning sharply Into the street leading north towards the park, fell and threw bis rider against Mr. Gal oot's fence. Alva was considerably bruised, his left arm, hip and ankle were badly hurt. F. Schoen was quite seriously Injured while tearing down an obi building KM ha has Intelv Durchasod. His head was quite badly bruised. At accounts he waa doing well, being to move about. laat able Geo. Chapman, of Gales Creek, vlsiiinir at H. G. Fitch's Tuesday. waa Mr. Chapman is quite poorly yet. , Wood For Sale. rt- .An.int (V oiittimr off mv woods prepartory to clearing the land I have in two COM iota or more ior Mia lows: na. $2.25 per cord, four foot lengths. 2.62 per cord, aixteen inch lengtha. OAK OR ASH. i.TK n iun four feet lentrths. n.iTr ml tha above nrice. to lie in or about the center of Hillslmro, or an ..i .ni hni i orina. vasn upon on- livery of WOO. I. Ordera can be sent by telephone Farmers, No. Sort, or by mad Route No. 4, Hilleboro. All my wood is first class and the or is nrst growio. ALBERT N. STA N TO N Drnsrleas Healing. All curable diaeaacs yield readily to oar treatment. We make a speciality f rhanmatiam and soitre. We alao make a speciality of the eye and ear tr. vino man vaars ex benefice, w'e can aw....a . j j guarantee all our work. Ths Optical Co. Hillaboro, Oregon. Office over City Bakery. P. S. Thone 14.1. THUS DUMA j!DM)CJ(Q OTcDMIE Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, Brushes, Soap, Npongos, Etc. I ANNOUNCEMENT. We have made arrangements this season for the exclusive sale in Ilillsboro oft7 WM FAMOUS ICE CREAM This famous delicacy has stood the teat for seventeen years with a constantly increasing sale. Beyond all question it is the BEST and PUREST If Cream and haa won a reputation aa "The ICO Cream of Quality " Served at our Fountain and in our Cosy Ice Cream Parlor. aTSpecial prlcea for Picnica and Sociala. FREP. S. 0LSEN. y?" i -. i " 1 , - i ) Opposite Tho Independent Office'. Supplies for all Wheels. Repairing done promptly and satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Your patron age respectfull solicited. aaa a a ai a Phone, Ind. 235. Iki's California Will exhibit HILLSBORO, Saturday June 3 GRAND STREET PARADE AT NOON. Performance at 2 and 8 o'clock. Prices, m. A avakaA. av aavaavaa aaava. aav ''' r-www------ ; Protect your cows Wc arc now approaching "ily season" and you should have something to pro tect your cows. Have you ever tried our "So-IJos-so," tho best preparation on tiio market for this purpose. This is applied with a hand spray and Is a sure cure for flies. Your cows will give more milk if they are kept free from Hies, just try it. The best stock foods Always give the best satisfaction. Wc handle the International Stock and Poul try Foods and their name Is a guarantee of high merit. Diamond Chick Food for little chicks, beats all others. Hone, oys ter shell and grit for your poultry yard and Salt for the cattle; arc In our stock. We lead in Flour & Feed And can meet Portland dealers In Prices and Quality J. W. HARTRAMPF.J Ilillsboro Orctjon $ isaa) I New Bicycle Shop. R. V. HUMPHREY, Prop r. Dog and Pony Snows on Railroad lot children 25c; adults, COc.