The city council of the city of
Paducah, Ky., has decided to ie
peal the ordinance licensing bucket
shops, and will drive them from the
city. The council has been success
ful in enforcing a strict Sunday
closing of saloons.
Madam Diss De Bar, who became
notorious as the spiritualistic advis
er of the wealthy New Yorker. Luth
er R. Marsh, and who swindled
many others by claiming to have oc
cult txjwers. has ended her seven
vears' term ol imprisonment in
Ixmdon prison. She was convicted
while living with Theodore Jackson
for carrying on debasing practices
under the name of the theocratic
unitv. Tackson has still several
j
years to serve.
Valnaraiso. the CltV which was
destroyed by an earthquake last
week, was often referred to as the
San Francisco of the South. As
commercial port the city was of con
siderable importance, and a great
deal of American and British mon
ev was invested there. The bust
ness section of the city was built on
made" ground, much as was ban
Francisco. It is probable that con
tributions to the suffering there will
be smaller because the purse strings
of this nation, as well as those ot
others, have been drawn so freely
for the help of California in her hour
of need. Oregon Tradesman
In Self Defense
Major llamra, editor and manager
of the Constitutionalist, Fminence,
Ky., when he was fiercely attacked
four years ago. by Piles, bought
box of Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, of
which he savs: "It cured me in
ten days and no trouble since
Ouickest healer of Burns, Sores,
Cuts and Wounds. 25c at all drug
stores.
Publio Sale.
Tim umlereigntxl will sell at public
auction on hia lurtn. 5 1-2 miles north
ant of Ilillnlioro, known a the Five Uuk
Farm, on Friday AiitfiiHt 81, I WW, at 1
i. 111. harp, the following described
nrmiertv:
2 liorni;4 good milch cowa; 10 (Week
01. 1 jhl's; ' dozen ot young chickens: 1
net of double harness ; 1 single harness ;
1 lumber wagon; 1 two-seated spring
wuon ; 1 single top buggy, near); new ;
1 McC'ormick niower; 1 ten inch stubble
plow; I twelve inch stubble plow; 1 gar
den cultivator; 1 lMtsc nearly new ; 1 har
row; 1 hay rake; 100 butthels of wheat;
100 biiHhels of oats; HO grain sacks; i
lo-giillon milk cans; 1 cook stove; 1
heat stove; 1 grind stone: 1 breech load
iiig shot gun ; ti ton of timothy hay ; 10
bee stands; A lot of different kinds of
tools and some bonne furniture.
Terms: All sums of $10 ami under,
cunIi ; sums over $10, H months' time will
le given on bankable notes bearing 7
per cent interest.
ULRICII HAAS, Owner,
J. C. KUUATLI, Auctioneer,
Hilisboro, Oregon.
Galveston's Sea Wall
makes life now as safe in that city
as on the higher uplands. K. W.
Goodloe, who resides on Dutton
M.. in Wasco, lex., needs no sea
wall for safety. lie writes: "I
have used Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption the past five
years and it keeps me well and
sale. Betore that time I had a
cough which
without a struggle. The peculiar
part about the incidenr is that Mrs.
Short had treated the grewsome pre
diction as a joke, and the family
laughed over it as they sat at the
table. The woman herself appar
ently was in the best of health.
She had partaken heartily of every
thing before her when suddenly she
turned ghastly pale and could not
speak. Her son and daughter were
horrified as the terrible significance
of her illness dawned upon them.
A physician was sent for, but Mrs.
Short was dead when be arrived.
The cause of death was not deter
mined, but the coroner gave a cer
tificate as from natural cause.
The End ol The World
rf troubles that robbed E. H.
wu nf Har fSrove. Ia.. of all
usefulness, came when he began
taking Electric Bitters. I Ie writes:
"Two years ago Kidney trouble
caused me great suffering, which I
would never have survived had I
not taken Electric Bitters. They
also cured me of General Debility."
Sure cure lor all Stomach, Liver
and Kidney complaints, Blood di
seases, Headache, Dizziness and
Weakness or bodily decline.
Price 50c. Guaranteed by all
druggists,
Sherbertl Sberbert! Sherbert!
Delta! Delta 1 Delta 1
According to th National Hard
wood Lumber association, there Is a
possibility of the destruction of the
forests ol the United states in tnir
tv five years. The association esti
mates that the are now standing in
the United States in the neighbor
hood of 1,475,000,000.000 feet of
lumber, but 45,000-000,000 is being
cut every year. The report to the
association recommended the tm
mediate prohibition of log oxports
and to exempt from taxes all tree
plantations. If something is not
done in that direction the lumber
men look tor the early disappear
ance of available trees for use as
lumber.
A rattlesnake so greedy for prey
that he gorged himself and distend
ed his normal dimensions so great-
y that he could not get out of the
place into which he had gone to eat
his victims, presented the novelty
that interested the family of K. D.
Packer in Moneystown, Pa. The
snake found six bunnies and their
mother in a cage the children had
made for them, and it was easy for
him to get through the meshes of
the wire screen and into the cagr.
But when he had eaten two of the
little rabbits, killed four others' and
fatally bitten their mother, he found
himself so big that he could not
again go through the screen. Being
thus held a prisoner by his own
greed, he was easily killed by the
men on the farm. lie wore seven
rattles, showing that he was old
enough to have known better.
NOW IS THE TIME
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Integrity al'ovi' all rise. Tluse are char
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COL LEGE j
You can find no better place for the Je- i
velopment of strong manhood and wont-
anhood. Equal advantages for young y
men and young women.
OFFERS EIGHT COURSES J
Classical, Scientific, Teachers', Ministerial, ti
Preparatory, Musical,
I?ook-keeping and Shorthand
E x pe uses ve ry low. A 1 1 ra c t i ve C'a in p" 3 V
of thirty acres. Good buildings. Thor- S
oughly trained Faculty. Cultured com-
munity in beautiful city.
FALLTERrSMOPEN 1906
KOB LATKMT CATAUKU'E SEND To TIIK .
PRESIDENT L. W. RILEY,
M C M I X X VILLK , (Twenty-Nine Mil.- from liH,rn) OKKOON
5 -C- . " vvvvvv"
New
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One Door East of Hotel
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The Weekly Oregonian ami The II ills
ooro Independent, toth one yeur for $2.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Nolle li lierabv Riven tlil the utxleraiKnail,
IKUtor of tli Laal Will anil Tuaumeul ol
(ualav Hlckelhelr, bu Iliad In the I'oiinly Court
of the 8mm ol Oregon, for VYaahiiiKtuu (ouniy,
hit final account In tbe metier of aalil esuw.
end Held County ('ourt bu wt Momlar the 241 li
day of September, lw, at thenouuly Court room,
Hlllaboro, Oreifou, at ID o'clock a. ra. of aaltl day
aa the time and Dlaua for bearlne objeetinn U
aid dual aooouul aud for the llual eillvuieut
olaald eatale.
Paled tbli lstbday or Auguat I9m.
W. l). IH.NKI.MON,
Executor of the Eatale of (iuataa Hlckelhelr,
deoeaned.
0KO. K. HAQLEY, Attorney.
Notice of Flnai Settlement.
Notice la hereby elreti Ibat the undenilKued,
the duly appointed admlnlnratrla, of the emaiu
of Klleu Hamaon, deceaaed, haa on Ihia diy tiled
her filial avoounl aa aui'b admlnlxtralrlx In anid
eatale, aud aald court on thla day baa made an
order aiipolutlna; the rd day of nepiemuer,
at tbe hour of 10 o'clock A. M. , ol aald day aa i Washington County, iirfwiu, aa the place
WANTED
Bright young men and women of good aMndlng
Hi prepare lor bimlnem. pmliloua. aaaMiiographera,
bookkeepura, aud telegraph operatora, at good
aalarlea.
Write Unlay for rree TaMlogue to
POLYT CIH C COLLEGE
30(1 12th Ht., Ouklnnd.Cal.
The larguat and bent equipped achool of bual.
neaa traiulug, rihorthaud, TypewrllliiK, Morae
Telegraphy, Civil, Klerirleal, Mechanical and
Mining KnglneerlDg: Mechanical aud Arcbl
teclural Drawing, KeatolNevr York.
-(NOTK) Young men and women of thla
vicinity ahould uot fall tt write lor catalogue
autlngwhalo urae they prefer.
Notice of final Settlement.
Notice la hereby given that the undemlgne 1,
the duly appointed adrnlnlmratrlz of tbe ealate
l Koyal I.. Kntnpaon, decaaaed, haa on thla day
tiled her final account aamcb adinlnlatralrlx In
aald extate, and aald court on thla day haa made
a-order aptxilnllng tbe 3rd day of Heplemuer,
I'.MUi, at the hour of HI o'clock A.M., of aald day
aalhetime, and the Court ilouae In llillhboro,
oi
the time, and the Court Ilouae In lllllatxiro
Washington County. Oregon, aa the place for
hearing objection to aald rlual account aud to the
uai eeiuetneni oi aaiu eaiaie.
Dated thla 2nd day of Auguat, 190A.
EUNICE P. BAI.LOU,
Administratrix of tbe eatale of Ellen Rampaon,
deceaaed.
W. D. FREEMAN. Attorney for AdmlulatratrU.
Hop Pickers Wanted.
At Cate's farm. All old pickers
invited to come back this year.
T.ntanf rnnm- roiitpr at oiir Viv
for years had been I 'phone or at the tarm.
growing worse. Wow it s gone.
Cures chronic Coughs, Ia Grippe,
Croup, Whooping Cough and pre
vents Pneumonia Pleasant to
take. IJvery bottle guaranteed at
all drug stores. Price 50c and
$t.oo. Trial bottle free.
A press telegram from Washing
ton, 1). C, says: A week ago a
clairvoyant whom she visited told
Mrs. Rebecca Short, 45 years old,
that she would die on July 17.
Leaving the dinner table last eve
ning Mrs. Short staggered to her
room and sank lifeless in a chair.
"Your death will be peaceful; you
will pass away just as the shadows
of night come on," the fortune tel
ler had told her. Mrs. Short died
Cate's Hop Yard.
The politician is my sheperd. I
shall not want lor anything during
this campaign. He leadeth me in
to the saloon for my vote's sake
He filleth my pocket with good cig'
ars; my cup of beer runneth over
He inquireth concerning my lamily,
even unto the fourth generation.
Yea, though I walk through the
mud and the rain to vote for him,
and shout myself hoarse when he is
elected, straightway he torgetteth
me. Although I meet him at his
house he knoweth me not Surely
tne wool has been pulled over my
eyes all the days of my life and I
will dwell in the house of a chump
lorever. Exchange.
We Offer
$20,000
ONTARIO, OREGON
5 SEWUR BONDS
Denomination - - -
Population - - - -
Price ------
Subject to prior tale
$500.00
1,800
$103.99
a intereat
At this price the
investment nets
41 Per Cent
Jurthtr p,irtiiuldrs
tvritt to
Bankers
and Lumbermens
Bank
Second & Stark Streets
Portland, Oregon
Administrator's Notice.
Notice la hereby (Wen that I, the underpinned,
Fred Hurg lorler have been by the County Cour t
of Waahlugton County, Oregon, duly apiolmcd
admlniairalor ol the eatale of Chrmtlau Iturg
dorter, deceaaed and hereby qualified aa auch ad-
mlnlairauir. Allperaona having claima agaltixt
aald enta'.e are hereby required!? preaent ibe
aame tome with pniier vouchera al M. Hailey
Hump law ottlce ID ttalley Hlocg 111 lllllanoro,
Waxhlnglon County. Oregon, within alx inoiilha
from dale hereof,
Dated at Hlllaboro, Oregon thla Auguat 1, UKaj.
KRE1) Hl'RODORKKR.
Admlnlxtrator of the Katate of Chriallan Burg'
dorter, deceaaed.
M. BAII.K.Y HUMP, Attorney for Kxtale.
bearing nhjectlona to aald dual account aud to
the nnal aett emeut of aaidaatiM
Dated at HlllfclH.ro, Oregon, thla 2nd day of
Annual, l'juo.
EUNICE f. BALMU,
Admlmatratrix of the eatale of Koyal L. Satnaon,
deceaaed.
W. n. FRKKM AN, Attormf for Admlmatratrix.
Notice of Finfl Settlement.
Notice la hereby tt Aal 1. the undesigned,
eiecntor of tbe eatale o K. W. Ireland, deceased,
have tiled lu the t'onaiy Court of the Htate ol
Oregon for Waahlnrtuu t'ounty. mv final an
count aa uch eiecnun, anil ibat aald Conn haa
act Monday, me aa uy ot neptemlier, llioti, at
ineuouroi iu o cioci a. m. oi aaiauayaa tht
time, and Ibe t'ounlt Court Room In KillalMiro
Oregon, aa the placefor bmring ohlectlona to
aahl account aud the llual aetlleiuent of aald
eatale.
JOHS P. IRELAND.
Kx ecntor of the KnUle ofK. VY. Ireland, de
ceaaed.
W. N. BARRKTT. Atlorney for Katate.
brand m 1
Opening
Store
Tualatin.
Friday
and
Saturday,
Sept. 7 and 8
A cordial invitation is extended to the ladles of Hilisboro and
Mirroiimllng towns and country to attend this Millinery Oneniii!?.
the
9. d
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Finest Line of
Millinery
Ever Brought
to this city.
Tri mined Hats for La
dies, Misses' and Child
ren, from $1 to $25.
Mrs. I. G. BATH, Pro.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice la hereby given that we. the under
lulled, executrix and executor of the eatale of
Jacob Wunderll, deceaaed, have tiled In the
County Court of Ibe tale of Oregon, for Wash
ington County, our nnal account aaaucb execu
trix and executor, and that aald Court baa act
Monday, the l day of 8eptemher, l'A, at the
hour ot 10 o'clock a. m. of aald lay aa the lime,
and the County Court Room in Hlllaboro, Oregon
a the place for bearing otucllona to ald.. ac
count and the Bual eelllemeul of aald eatate.
ELIZABETH Wi:NDKRI.I
JOHN WUNDKRLI,
Executor, ol the eataM of Jacob Wunderll, dc
ceaied. W. N. BARRETT, Attorney furl Eatate.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that the undesigned
by an order of tbe County Court of Washington
County, Oregon, duly maile and entered on the
Hitn day or Augii't, waa appointed Kiecutor
oflheeaMM of Prank Bernard, deceased, and
all peraona having claima againal aald ealate ate
hereby notified to preaenl Ibe aame to hie to
gether with the proier voucher, therefor, at the
law ottlce til K. H. Tongue, In llillhoro, Oregon,
within alx montha from the date hereof,
lMled al lltllauoro, Oregon, Ang loth. 1!"fi
CHAKI.K9 HKKNARI),
txeeutor of the la- will and leatament of
(rank Bernard, deceaaed.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby gnn that 1. Ibe underalgned
I ..A II It It'Vul
.11,- I mil. Ul 1. ' fvrM. up
ceaxed have llleil lathe County Court of tin
Hlnte of Oregon, for Wa-hlnuton County, my
final account aa mioh cxenilrll, and that aald
court haa act Monnav ihaild dav of September
I'.aai, at the hour of lu o'clock a. m. of aald day
aa the time, and Ilia I'miiiii Court Room In Hlllt
boro, Oregon, aa the place for hearing objection"
to aaia account aod the final aetiicmentoi aaiu
eaiaie,
MAKY E. O'NEEL,
Executrix of the Eitate of II. R. O'Neel, de-
ceaaeo.
W. N. BA RRFTT, Atiornav for Etale.
One Dollar will
fit you to rye classes or spec
taclcs. Perfect tit guaranteed.
Your eye. fitted at home. Write Ul
free booklet describing our method
Remember, the passes we fit you
to are worth where on
earth. Our price, only i.w.
f)I'R R'- Piioivr. Henartment ia moj
romplele NU, ,,', l il V at. hcleai.ctl
l.'ii. s d i,;r wrk bi rrgialered mail
to retia;t any watch-
METZGER & CO.
Ill SIXTB STREET. P0RTIAWU
ORB
Electlonoer-Wilkes Blood is the Most Successful Blend
Record. 2:20; trial,
citre 01 uyron L,ace, 2:14;
iace, 5 years 01a ; trial, 2:10
Registered as Prlnc l.ovfJcireJt'iTJl
True Love, 2 years ol.r.rTaT. 2:iq: Rock-
L)VKI vrw 1 r i.vp.ir.old
record made on N. P. circuit in 1904, and winner k every 2-year-old
rare in ti-i tTt :.. . tv1 '
Tm Lotp. Two-years-old: trial, 2:10
Hocklare.s years old; trial, 2:i.si.
LOTf Ij Dell Winner of 2-year old pace at Salem i 1004.
Hess e Lovelare.-Trial .vyear-old trotter 2 c
Lottie Ha-ontestting in three heats at i-vWi in 2:26.
s.reaDy i.tiUTIST. sire of49; son of the great i ElE ioneer. and the
great broodmare Sprite. Dam PRPPnw S.. U?.U ... t rini:
1 -- -v... nm n iirv - '
Urpiia'ii
of 5,n
Braid,
LOVELACE,
Is a bay stallion. 16 1; and weighs 1280 pounds if. rolls are stake
winners wherever they start, and prue winner, .o . - rintr The
Ret ot Lovelac brought a higher average at the f,VhJ "al than
that of any other stallion. Hi, colt, a e n!f I , McCartb level
51" " V;::.'- "c,umalte the season o ,. a at IVM0-
, , - 1 , iii.iuiaiKc, A IS. '
neiiv isrittnn . T
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rc:,LV "2.'?:21''J 15r'"'e,2:a9.J).bv Pr , ns. sire
. T r, , Ham Usse- am of Kine Ren. 1, 217;
r.ioH; Balzarme, 2:27. by the great George Ses J
E. B. TOHGUB,
HILLSBORO, ORB.
rVJ. Mi.Wutl We, ..WW f
THROUGH DTAH AND COLORADO
Caatla Gate, Canon of tha Grand,
Black Canon, Marahall and Tan
neaaaa Paaaaa, and tha World
vT Famoua Royal Cor(
For lecrlptlve and Illustrated I'ainplileta
write to
W. C. McDRIDE, Con. Agt
i4 3rd St., Portland, Or.
J. C. KURATLI,
Hilisboro Real Estate
AND AUCTIONEER.
Ruiidcnce 4th aod Oak Sts., IlillNboro.
Monoy to Loan.
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or further information aak or wrtt yo-it
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issue until the expiration of the advertising contract.
It is an advertisement that is intended to convey to Wash
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institution with which they are not unfamiliar. That they,
as well as others, may become more familiar with Pacific's
present standing, within and without Oregon, illustrated
literature, fresh from the press, may be had for the asking.
This literature is replete with facts that tell and figures
which convince. The articles are written by alumni and
students of Pacific. They ate all well worth the reading.
Those contributed by students set forth present conditions
in the institution, and are convincing because they are
true. Of special interest are the articles written by
alumni, Hon. H. W. Scott. Editor-in-Chief of The
Oregonian and Rev. Horace M. Ramsey, Rector of
St. Stephen's Church, Portland.
Pacific University has the largest endowment of all the
private colleges in the Northwest. In buildings, labora
tories and library it is the best equipped Christian college
in Oregon. Not only does the amount of its productive
funds very far exceed that of any of these institutions in
the State, but it is greater than that of all combined. For
this reason Pacific has always been able to secure superior
instructors and has never had to depend upon the en
rollment of students for its income.
Pacific University in the past has been rather con
servative in the matter of advertising. And it makes
public these statements now, only because there are
reasons why its seems advisable. Pacific still adheres to
its policy of desiring students rather than numbers; of
maintaining creditable scholarship rather than crowded
enrollment
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