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Rillsbcro Independent D. W. BATH. Publishes. OFFICIAL COUHTY PAPER. Of B XX1LLAB FEB YEAR I ADVANCE This paper u not forced npn anyone. It ia rot ocr ptscthe to atop pajwre notil oMere.1 to du so. Anyone not wianmg thi r r . tuuat notify to publisher or they wtU t hold liabl (or the snheoriptiou prit. Tillamook bu the "Cuw trouble" la moat malignant (una, jalging by the following from the HeaJligbt : "Welch Tillamook grow end the cowe bellow when they begin to lay the tie for a -ail road." The popular young western thownien, Norrli A Rowe, advise tie from tbelr Santa Crui winter quarter! that they will poeitiTely appear in tbia city In the apt log. The ahow baa been enlarged to forty dye ran, traveling In eectioni of fifteen cart each. Jat. C. Stuart, gener al contracting agent, will be In the city toon to purchase large quantities of aup pliut, contract for lot location, bill board apace, ezcurtiont, etc. The program ia lengthy one and includet every act known to the clrcut arena and In addi tion many odd and unutual feature and splendidly trained anlmala. The peek-a-boo ihirt waitt baa recely. ed a teriout blow in New York and will not be worn at much thi teaaon at laat. A corporation in that city which em ploys many hundro.lt of young women haa ittued an order that lingerie blontes will not be allowed hereafter. Low neeks and elbow tleevet mutt go.1 Tall ored waiatt of opaque material, with long aleevet and tailor-made ttocki, are ordered. And what ia more, colored ribbont In underwear are prohibited, though it it not explained bow any In ringement of thia order it to be detect ed if the waitta are to be opaque. Up to date no girl bat been ditcharged for disobeying the new order, bnt the davt an .... I UU t IIUW 11113 ' for the peek a-boo wai.tt nr. hardly here T u o( va In order to aacertain the value of raw meat in the treatment of tuberculutit, which hat lately come into vogne on the continent, toriet of experimeota on dot waa undertaken by Richet, the re- suits of which have juat been published in the Journal of the French academy, The author declare! that theae ex per imenta ahow raw meat to have great vulue at an aid to recuperation, and that iU merit liet more in the nature of the food than in the amount of protein it mar contain ; that ia to aay, the aame quantity of nutrients in raw and cooked uieata do not give the tame result. A number of animala were led on re- ttrii'ied diwla made lip for different per lodt of raw meat, porridge, coueiatlng cf rice, milk and augar, cooked meat! and cheese. The animalt fed on a mixed diet remained in good condition. The anl malt fed on porridge died before the ter mi nation of the experimental period Animala fed on cooked meat loat 20 r cent In weight, while the raw meat animalt maintained a constant weight and rapidly recovered after period! of fasting or undernutrition on other diett. The Human Kicker. We are a curiout lot. We mean men. Of course we're not all alike, and 'tit well we're not, though 'twould be well if we could all agree on one point that of supporting our town. Yet, how un gracious to tay tbete things? Ham t a man got the right to tay what he thinks? Hasn't another man got the right to patronize the mail order houtesT Hai n't ttill another man got the right to whip hit wife or abuse hit family? What do you think? Talk against the Interest! of your town and you drive out competion and good citizens, patron ize the mail order house! and you fatten the bank account! of city merchant! while your local merchant face! starva tion, whip your wife and you r honey and cream ior the divorce courts. But to get back to our point In view, about bow many men do you suppose oppose the interest! ot their town? A fair estimate would be one-fourth, and while they are an eye tor to any com munity, it would be impossible to check them as it would be impossible to regu late the color, lex and tize of mankind. These men are hoodoo to the world, but God breathed the breath ot life into their meatley frame! for some purpose, sj let them linger and dwell In their own miseries. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. hen ices at the M. E. church next Babbath, preaching both morning and veiling by the pastor, Rev. I. F. llel kuai. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. ; morning service, 11:00 a. m.; Kpworth league at 6 :M p. ui., and evening ser vice at 7:30 p. iu. Regular services at the Congregational church next Munday as usual. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning sermon, "The Soul, What it is." Evening ser mon. "How our Thnughtt Make la." Y. 1". C. K. 8. at 7:;tt. Kvenir.g service ia changed to 8 o clock. All are invited. Howard Gilpatrlck, Tattor. There will I the regular preaching services nt the United Evangelical church on Sunday. Sabbath school at 1.1 a. m., morning service at II, evening service at 7:30. Samuel J. Lindsay, Pastor. Pleaching service at Witch Hazel at 3 p. iu. - Elder Ileery will preach at the Chris tian church next Sundav forenoon and evening. iui stuuy rriuay evening, Chorus practice Saturday evening. ' Beavcrton. TbU town la plainly Western, In its type of man and earth, IU citizen bave cultivated All the soil of any worth. It can boast of onion famous And Us horse radish too But aa to other noted feature It can tell of very few. The town Itself teems worthy Of mention now and then, Its Inhabitant are scattered, But number mors than ten. There is always things to see to In a town of any sire. For property is advancing And ia sure to take a rise. This town is sure to follow. And bustle at such a rate, No one can make the statement It will sure be out of date. And yet it does seem sleepy, Especially when it rains, But a number of its people Merer fail to meet the trains. Even in the heat of summer, When it'e very, very warm, Or in the midst of winter, They never fear the storm. There it alwayt something novel, In the way the trains come through And its very entertaining, When there's nothing else to do. There's a store of great importance Where groceries abound. And there's sure to he a loafer Always hanging 'round. B'jt he has been there for an age, And the proprietor will agree It it very well and proper, Ho has decided to let him be. Sometime he may be handy, In a little way or two, But he is usually absent, If there ia very mush to do. There' a doctor In thit town, ' Whom we all know. Who keeps very busy And Is alwavt on the go. And hii services are priceless, And we know hi worth ue, To those (till on earth. There's place of iinjiortance, We can't past by, For its surely an attraction When one is very dry. Of course, there's a place of worship, A place for every creed, And Its surely quite essential For its the very thing we need. There's a pl.-vce for public benefit. That is big euougb for all, Where one can dunce and have good times, In the big town hall. This town has all the qualities, Of town itt size; The good and bad ami harmles. And it people who are wise. People who desire to do well, People who stop and think Other, who are youthful, Others, aged and on the brink. We can all tay what we're mind to, But give Justice to all ; Ita a dandy place to go to, In the spring and in the full. In the sunshine or when cloudy, In the dust or when it rains, You will alwayt feel to welcome, For they're there to meet the train. 11. F. Alphabetical Swackhnnner it in trou ble again and this time he carries hi' grief to the Oregonlan. He has been camping around Corvallis, and the stu dent! of that College city lit on him like niea around a molasses barrel and this it what the colored "lecturer" writes to the Oregonian : Albany, Or., April 13. (To the Editor.)- This is how i was treated in the city of, Corvallis Oregon at the College There were some vonng women atop to talk to me for that i had given an talk in the public school and they thought, that i wa go ing Up to th co Ui-ge to talk in the Y. W. C. A. but then i waa Just going Up to aee maj or IA ward and there were in the lot of hoodlum boy That aaid they did not like to ee nigger talking to white wo men So they told me to get off the campn they would allowed me ten min ute To get of the co liege ground, and tht half of that time was gone Already So they said hat I could not come to the school snd talk to The w hite, girls the president aaid to them that if he were howling At them ifthey did not care for that they wer Nothing but one horse students. So he laid to them that you utnnot Bother that man to then I do not hold you up in thia thing to you let Along thit man for he ia not doing notli ing bad if they want him to be Punish they wtll come, to the one that have something to do with the So you cannot bother him if you do you will have trou ble on your hands So they were chase ing about the streets of corvallis at mid night and The skate rinks until late houra of the night and if yon call that Decent then i donot w nt any of that So tl an i were coming down tlieC, K, R, K, Track. April the 11th, About dark i met 2, coupela going, Down the track Playing just like if they were all boys and such like If they call that nice IH you then If that nice then i donot care to Any thing bad, Ho then i will close on this forihat i would not like To have sis ter to go there In that college. That is how they done me some of them hood lums want to be bad, that a'l 1. II. A. J. Swacklianner West Indian Lecturer Traveler Kxsplorer of the Most lart of the World. MUMI-. i . ..f.ff. T-YrvYrm J County Correspondence j& 1 We want m re-porter in , ' . , I? J bherwoetl. Hrgular forivipoiiilrut. Chat. Kerr, of Middleton. leaves to day for the Warm Springs In th Cas cade mountains in search of health, car for rheumatism, having been advised of the virtues of the water of this famous resort. Lawrence A MoConnell bave secured the old Mohrmann residence opposite the harness rbop and will fit the same up conveniently for the butcher trade, having recently entered partnership i in thai line oi uumness. Krd Croisrant after having been con fined to a Poitland. hospital lor a num ber of months with broken leg has so Ur recovered that be is contemplating a visit to friends on the mountain near Sct.u'.ts soon. F. W. Vincent the sawmill man hav ing sawed up all the available timber in his present locality ia preparing to move hi mill attain further south, about two miles, lie ia making a clean sweep of the mountain tide above Middleton. Out of the vast quantities of cord wood usually found on the wood yards here awaiting shipment not single stick remain at the present time Farmers are too busy at other work to haul wood or else the cord wood Indus try ha suddenly gone a glimmering, A Pugut Sound telephone trust refus ed to pay their "hullo girls" for a full month in February. Is it any wonder there is so many strikes everywhere? The patron "got even" with the com' puny by refusing to pay for a fall month' rent also io the "graft" proved a fullure after all. Chat. T. Hall, the carpenter, and hi wife Snt several days in Portland dur ing the week. He haa been laid off from hi work on account of a severe at tack of the grip, likewise the balance of the force at work on the Saltu build ing. ' Mis Maggie Stowotscr, of this place, has been uuiued as one of the contes tauta in the Portland Journal's effort to find Oregon' most beautiful woman, her picture appearing in last Sunday's edition of thut paper. A dunce given at the lively little town of Tualatin Saturday night waa attend ed by quite a number of young people from thit place. Tualatin since the be ginning of work on the Oregon electric railway has aroused from a dormant, sleepy, little village to one of life and bustle. Trout flxhcrmen report poor luck In angling since the season opened here, but few of the tinny tribe being foolish enough to investigate a Hyhook witlvdis antrum consequences. There must be a "strike" somewhere among them, or probably they have jumped the job per manently, . . ' Road work has been suspended in thit district for the p.oi. week on account of the "boss," E. U. Hagey, undergoing a treatment for the grip. Now, "that Richard is himself again," the dirt will begin to fly whera it is most needed along the public highways in this local ity. Never were they in any worse con dition than at the present time since be ing laid out and designated a public thoroughfares. . . . !l.. far F. X. a potato walla arotuj Fischer. John W, gouth BnJ recent'; had contideftbl. tiung pnt into bi place to drain own,, wtl ip0UUibli fields. The work joM.'jy Bottur now io tb ,pl0T J c, Sbamburg. Welnmaa Son hav been busy for th past wk or to clearing op tb addition u .i . a..ih Bend school we l ground rec.ni, purchateJ by that school district It is report that Roc Smith of Smith's logging camp, ha rented the farm recentlr purcbassd by Art Stoln noff. It it reported that Herman Bronner, who recently mdtl qoita sensational demonstrate jtb an old tobacco pipe, is again enjojing bit liberty. If such really laths caw, w mutt almit that McOinty go; off pretty lucky that time. H. Rehber.0f Bull Mountain, it get ting quite ttjlLh these dayt, having purchased a swell, rubber-tired surrey, which goet Io show that not only the city people but also th farmer! can be ttylith if they w cbooss. "EALnEsTATI TRANSFERS. Frank Oliver Drury t al to Samuel Gowu and wife part of the Ralph Wilcox DLCt 1 n3 w COO 00 II D Parsons ud wife to Edna K Jensen pirt of block 8 For est Grove 200 CO 8 11 Graham ami wife to 8 Mat- unote lots 38, 37, 38, A 39 40 North TigurdriHeadd 1200 00 Jacob P Holmes and life - to U F Holme nw1 ot iwj sec 30 t22w 200 00 Lizzie O SpaulJiog ct al to Mn Andrea MadUon lots 11 12 block 7 South Park add For est Grove 675 CO F W Brampton mil wife to L S rorter lota 4, J, 6, 4 7 block 2 Purdy's add to Dillty 325 00 Annie J Johnson et al to John Templeton n of lot 1 block 41 Forest Grov 1500 00 Jonas Wolf and wits to Lulu Stewart lot48lfA17Purdy' add Dilley 125 00 Jacob Traschael to Satan Tras- chel 10 rcres in DB Dustln'i DLCtlnlw 100 11 Wehrung and wifs to Lillie Kuhn lot 9 block 1 South Coaat add Hillibon. 100 00 Tho Whallen and tifa to P J Whaleri 140 acre it sec 3(1 1 1 2w I. 6 00 Phebe Kindt to Tl Whalen Beavcrton Regular CorrctHin1ent. The Automatic Telephone Co. la sot ling ttaaes on the county road from Cortland. It it understood that they will run tho line through to Hillsboro. Prince Henry, the Clydesdale stallion of Henry Sclimeltzer, of Hillsboro, died at the livery barn at this place last Fri day night. There i tome suspicion of poisoning and the contents ot the stom ach have been tent to Corvallis for any- lization. The "Hill Club" entertained at Bea vcrton hall lust Saturday night with a dancing party. Only the "elite" were present. Mmic was furnished by a "Grandma phone" but nevertheless, a tall time was reported. Alton Allen, P.ruce and Pen Denny were home from P. U. to spend Sunday. Mrs. Winnie Mitchell and Mrs. Nellie Stebbmt of Portland, are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Church, of this city. Aunt Sally. MF.H WiNTKDi-Thls eoontf Is bttng oriaa lsl by a Kwr of private ddertivss affiliated with ih oUImv stroasfM aad best dcteeUve or nlialinn la ttas world. On food nil It wast ed la ear. lon, elly and school district, as. Peru-ore not assdsd, but mart flv rcrerracta. 'Full Urn sol rrqalrad. Or-portnarty to matt fond money to right partlaa. Address by Ictlar only, Siiporlnlan.lral Frank MeCorkle, SI0 Columbia Street roruaad. Or. Notice to Creditors. .Nolle Is hsrvby firm tlial ih f . ......4ur er lbs hum of Adam Pm, deceased, by the Tonnty Court of WishlnfUm Coamy, Suit of Oragoa. All persons having claims arlnt Mid eauta art hereby notified lo prevent tht ume to llx under derslcned at tht one oi The HllUboro Indepen. Seat (newapeper) at HliUbnra, Waahlncton County. OrvfoD, duly verified, within slz swaths noa the dale hereof. FRANK MF.LVI. Admtnlrtrator of theeauteof Adaia Pique, do eeeaed. CLAIM St RAH AX. attorney ft tattle. Data of Irat publication April It, IW7. South Bend. KruUr Correspondent. Mis Iiclla Croyle, who is teaching the South Bend school again, opened school here hist Monday after an absence of one week. Otto Meyer, one of onr enthusiastic farmers, is down with a pretty severe cai-e of eryaipetiis. New neighbors are crowding in rather thick at present, several families having moved into our midst the past few weeks. And there are prospects of more coming. Fred and Carl Hehberg, of Bull Moun tain, were Portland visitors last Sun day. The South liend b:ise ball team were out practicing last Sunday. They are preparing f ir a mutch team withTigard ville, which eyeut will occur in the near future. Who are the Tiardville "Reds?" This is a question we would like to ask the tcribe who wrote the Tigardvllle newt in last week's papcr. A. Stolier, the brick mason, bat been buty for some time past, laying brick part of sec 1 1 2 J -f 22 00 u h Campbell amlltfe to R II Greer part of M hiore DLO lli! J wyi no Thoam W Till to Iiiil Miller 50 . acres In sec 28 f2 n S w 500 00 Ella Wood mantel et al to Mrs CE Lawrence lots 21 A 22 block 14 .West Portland Height J. 100 00 II a Johnson and wlfs to Mr II E Iligby part of BF Catching Mi.uij.ndff i no fcdward Hack ud wiftto Ed- ward Seymors 7S.5y acres sec "I 3 W 1 CO Henry Hannan and wife to B L ingie partof sec 4 1 2n 4 w.. 35 00 Theodore Van Dyke ami wife to W alter Van Dyke lot 6 Fiwood tMta 3500 00 Win J Smith and wife to Sila 8 Reed lot 12 A 13 block 2 Cur- ti Add Forest Grov 250 00 Tho Keely to A F Wehster et alsei of sec3t3n5w 10 00 Miltt.n Gordon to W E Wohl echlegel 50 acres sec29t2i2 Milton Gordon to John G Wohl tchlegel 50 acre! tec 29 t 2 t 2 POO 00 000 00 2550 00 200 00 X Stolts to Geo Llppert et al 50.03 acrea tec 6 1 1 n 3 w J E Showers and wife to Chas I) Anderson part of block 35 Forest Grove . . .. fc U AMen and wife to Jat E R llarrell ne of ne.1 sec 17 t 2s 1 w 1700 00 Mathias Ulman and wife to Sar ah 8 Butner 3 1-3 acres in Lawrence Hall D L C t 2 s 1 w 150 00 Geo II Baldwin to A B Canlet a of lot 4 block 20 Forest rov 1800 00 A II Catilea and :?. ,., r:., ir "lit, ru MLVJ . . Baldwin part of block 2! For est Grove Chaa L Crocker md wife to Wm W Hurst part of Iota 7 A 8 block 3 Simmon, add Hills, boro E D Thorne and ife to Silas A Mowers I'i of Geo Teelmg D L uim i w... I I T...11, rr., waning and tifat0 Gustav Meier ei of tfl 0 , e . g otiio nn R Williamt to M.nd Morback 6 acrete20 tl.i w.i no Mary Clafiin to 4nn, L Roter- niund all of th. wi iec 4 t 3 n JUST RECEIVED IIIKKCT FltOM THK FACTOKY. Ladies and Misses' L Coats and Jackets Including Light Wool, Box Coats with Black Velvet Collars; cut after latest patterns, strictly, up-to-date, and tho sorviceablo Norfolk Jackets, made especially to my order. (I l tU Dress Skirts All-over Laco Net, for making Ladies' Waists. Revolving Hat Tin. "Can't Lose Me." Shir t Wa ists Black Panama, Black Serge, Brilliantine, Light Gray Mixture and Stripped Plaids. White In dian Head Skirts, latest styles, at $2.50. II Ijlrs. Iinogeqe G. Balli's. Oce Door East of Tualatiu Hotel. gj Both 'Phones 700 00 750 00 3200 00 3 w. AnnJf-.Rote"'ndetal'toRob- rr, .mioo r of 4 3 n 3 1 00 10 Ou It would assuredly seem more than strange that within tbe past hundred years the wearing of trou sers has been regarded as irrelig ious. The fact that in October, i8u, an order was made by St. John's and Trinity colleges that ev ery young man who appeared in hall or chapel in pantaloons or trou sers should le considered as absent is startling enough,' but it would ap pear that eight years later the founders of a Bethel Chapel at Shef field inserted a clause in the trust deed ordaining that "under no cir cumstances whatever shall any preacher be allowed to occupy the pulpit who wears trousers. "Notes and Queries." an Full Weight Groceries Of the finest quality can be bought of us at right prices. This is not only true of a fe w items, but every thing we sell, and we sell every thing you need to eat Ture White Flour is the best Hard Winter Wheat Patent. Try a sack and be convinced, M.J. H. and Equity Coffee will please you. 400 00 - - ti.-u.aum mt .1 in M... M.lon. lot 14 bkwk3 Thorne. add Hillsboro. Fred Belinke tt sj'io' Anjroit D w acraj tec 8 t 2 a 1 w 6000 00 koc. null and lMbe, .,feU w"of ne tec IStlaSwa 6:5oo W and wile to Godfrey on Pi,len ,t al ae' tec 8 t J n fl looo 00 0JTortlan arid Inde pendent, on year, 92. The editor of a well-known engi neering publication makes the sug gestion that a board of experts be appointed to make investigation of all railroad accidents and publish their findings for the benefit of the public at large and the technical professionals. There is always an intense interest in these fatalities, but generally there is very little in formation to be had, and the results of an investigation made by proper persons clothed with authority to get at the facts would be of great value. In England this is done by the board of trade, which Is a na tional body. Doing Business Again. uen my friends thought I was about to take leave of this world, on account of indigestion, nervous ness and general debility," writes A." A. Chrisholm, Treadwell, N. Y and when it looked as if there was no hope left, I was persuaded to try Electric Bitters, and I rejoice to say that they are curing me. I am now doing business again as of old, and am still gaining daily." flest tonic medicine on earth. Guarantied by all druggists 50c. A few Oregon papers are try ing to let 011 that it was such a de lightful surprise (!) to learn that Fulton would allow himself to be come a candidate lor anotner term in the Unfted States senate. Was anyone tureatened witn- nervous prostration lest on his own motion the state would be bereft of the il lustrious servirf r.e rxrnroua voiced orator of Clatsop? rot if they are well acquainted with Char lie Fulton and his ilk of politicians. Newberg Graphic. II. Gessner, "The Painter," now located in the last store building on Main street east, does painting, pa pering, tinting and all kinds of in terior decorating. Refinishing of House, Store and Office Furniture. Headquarters for Ne Era Paiuts, Varnishes and Brushes. , THIS WEEK'S LEADERS AT MRS. RATH'S MILLINERY 8TORE One Door East of Tualutin Hotel. in the mesh, A fine line of laces, both double thread and round German val. We now have the D. M. C. and Perri luster embroidery floss iu all numbers. Our hats are admired by every one, for we have something to please both old and yonng. This is to be Another "white sea son." We can fit you out with white dresses complete. Shirt waists from one to three dollars eacu. Also some good designs in the White Indian head dress skirts at $2.50 each. Separate skirts, perfect fit all around the hips; correct styles for all around wear, made to order of Voiles, Panamas, Serges, Novelty Mixtures. Etc. Several designs in short jackets for spring and summer wear, in handsome lightweight woolen goods. Fot social, medicinal or house hold uses I. W. Harper whiskey is the best and safest The rr.fKt Aai 2j;6-ii grade whiskey y on the market. Sold by E. J. Lyons. San Francisco ii rejoicing in her second birth. She celebrated yes terday in toyal fashion. You Can't Lose Me. Tbe new Koy lo revolving spiral lint pin can't come out, and in a boom to tbe woman who alwayt haa Iter bat on one tide. It ia more easily put in than a ttra!bt hat pin. It will not work loos, will not fall out, holds the bat much moie firmly, ami comfortably. Mrt. Rath lias just received a beautiful line of these pint and lailiet are jnvited to call and teleet one before tbe assortment ia broken. MAGAZINE HEADERS SUN SIT MAGAZIKI brsulilully illiuttslrd anodftorirt and artick, sboul CaMoraia and all tat Fat Wes. CAMIBA CBAFT (Wets) earn Moo lit te ifie st tutic irpreductioa el lha best work si siaalrui tad proUuiaxJ pkstogrspkert. $1.50 a year i.OO at ROAD OF A THOUSAND W0SDII8 10.75 1 I t mm a doob el It psgn, cniuaas 120 colond photographs ol pkturcsqut spots aad Uiafoe. Tsui . . , All for . . . . . Addros til erderi at SUNSET MAGAZINE FUd By&H Ssa Fraaeac . $3.25 $X.50 The International Association of Machinists will on May 1 inatiga rate a general movement for an in crease in wages all over the country where employers have not already met the demand. H. P. Hall, tbe veteran editor and newspaper publisher of Minnesota, is dead. He was one of the best known men in the state. KILLthi COUCH "p CURE thi LUNC8 Dr. King's Nov Discovory F0HIJ 0N8UMPTI0N Prlca OUGHIaa IOaftlt.00 OLD! Free Trial. Bureet and Uuickeet Cure for all THROAT and LTJNO TROTJB LX3, or JCOlirT BACK. I