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THE INDEPENDENT. HILUBORO. ' Y.coaon, Fruit J.r. at Greer'.. Kr D. W. RATH. EICHT PACES. SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R TlMft-TAULC. .. YV.OX HlLLukO. II 4 VI R. umbrella. SOUTH. No. 2. ft. ui. . No. 4. :2U l). m . . l.v. Kurest Grove. Cornelius. . . , ilillxbora Iteetlville.... lieaverloii. . . . Ar. Portland QOiNU KuUTft. au. 7 a ni ...: ...6::W ...7:00 ...7:10 MOUTH, No. I. ...4:0 p. iii No. 3. ...U.03 a. ax. No. p hi 1:) 1:34 1:4-' 1 :!!i 2:05 Euitene 8. Jkson. of Grant P.- I in the city visitim relative Lee Sears Bi that broken At the Cycler y Olympic Flour U the beet you can set at R ir n..-. We are serving Bonboniere ice cream in bo. las and Sundaes. Thoe. 8. Wilkes, who baa been in Arl- ona for the past year or more, ia in town visitiog relative!. Sliss Alma How man, who has been tea. lung in Columbia county, returned home last Saturday lor the summer vacation. l.v. I'urtlam IWavertiui . . . . Keeoville.'... Hillsboro. . . . tVrnt liue . . . . Ar. Forest Grove. 7:55 UOINU SOUTH. iso. 8 a in :.:0() 11:44 . . . . 1 1 :f 12:07 12:15 ...12 ill) Fhia train will'run daily eicet Sun day, and service will be maintained an long aa the buaiufxa will justify. This will be a iMai paaMt'ngvr truiu of subur Remember that The Independent of fice ia in ita old quarters, with entrance on Waahington street. You are invited No. 10 p iu to call at any time. : ju i A gaughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. F rea Adams last Friday, and on Tues day of this week a baby boy came to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hemel of North Plains. Among the teachers attending the State Teachers' Association mretimrin Salem this week from Hillsboro are 2:50 7:(M 7:15 : 7::W 6:20 bun nature uu( M ill not curry a bugguge supt. Case, Mis Alma Itowman, 15. V. P. G. VICKEKS, Agent. Firewtuks at R. II. Rubscrlbe for The G reir's. Independent. Fat 8wetland's Ice Cream, at Walk er's. K very thing in the line of Fruit Jars at Greer's. Money to loan on real estate security. II. T. ISugley. New HMJ7 bicycles in at Sears' Hlcycle Shop. Main St. Swetlund's Ice Cream the Cream of Quality at Walker's. . liana Hull goods of all kind a H. Lee Hoar's Bicycle shop on Main street. Just received. A fine line of gliiHH, water and berry sets at K. II. Greer's. For a quiet rest and a dixli of good Ice Barnes and Miss Hose Wilcox. Miits Blanche I; ice left Wednesday for Tai'onn to attend the convention of the Baptiat Young People's Association which is in session in that city. She will visit friends in Seattle before re turning. The hard rain of Tuesday night spoil ed the sports at the Park and made it The council appointed Ed. Wann, Carl Lareen and John Hoaser special police for the Park and E. I. Cornelius and . Warren for the down town dis tricts during the 3d and 4th. With reg ular Policeman Atkinson, this maces lis men to do police doty daring the Fourth of July celebration. Mrs. Bath will move into ber new lo cation in The Independent office build ing Friday, where she invites the ladies to call. She will at once put in a more complete stock of linen embroidery ma terial, neckwear, muslin and knit un derwear, hosiery, belts and shirtwaist. Tns new store will be stocked up with everythingdesirable for ladies' wear as well as a fine line of millinery. Joe Downs Is about to lis np his sturs building on Second street, now occupied by Simon as a second band store. He will tear down the old awning, put in a new front and give the interior a thor ough overhauling. When completed it will add to the looks ot that locality very much. The Den of Sweets is to oc cupy the building when completed, which will be in about a month. M. E. Everett, formerly manager of the Delta Drug Store, but now of Marsh field, Or., arrived In the city Tuesday evening for a visit with relatives and friends. - lie has a month's layofT and will probably spend a good share of it in Hillsboro, his old home. .The county ' ia " monthly .3? when the lollo.m b.. ,(r, The pioceedin. Pnbiiahj !,,; next weea . Beall A Co. t '"' O F Cooke, r nJ --... W II Xelsoo. eupp'i"" .... A B Iavi, ae""8l O 1 Cooke, r ami B IWallACo, " foneluivn Br. ' "U. Mr C O Woodbury, Blanche Bice, Lawrence linn, Lee livers, Glass and Prudhoniin,il.i Beall A Co, r sod h.... Thompson Bro. '"'' .... BushongACo, station Couielinan Bro. ruu C A Cavil, awewinir"! . Rons lloerth, U II li liaaley. 4 irm v-u, rt h The Encampment Sunday at the Park, where the Wash iugtou County Veterans held their en .... i . . i . . ... campment tun year, wss uevoveu u id llirious exercises, three services beinit held. There was quite a large attun dauce of both old soldiers and members bud fur pedestrians, but evert thing was 0 ti,e Auxiliary and the number of vis- booming out there Wednesday morning, jtors at all the meetings was large, About 2 o'clock another rain set in and I Monday was devoted principally to so. held back the "Hillsboro Day" exercises Lial sessions and on Tuesday there was until mi-alternoon when the clouds I an address by Patriotic Instructor D. J rolled by and the program was carried I Haines and a splendid program by the out the satisfaction of all. 'The City Restaurant was moved this week to the building one door north of Its old location, a recent purchase of Mr. McCracken, ami at the same time the Pacific States Telephone headquar ters was moved to the building vacated cream or soda, visit the Den of Sweet'. ''T 11,9 restaurant, just across the street from tU old location. This will give the Special prices for Swetland's Ice Cream for parties, socials, etc., at Walk er's. Born. On Sunday, June 30, to Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Peerenbooiu, of Hy, a t Born. On Monday lust to Mr. and Mrs C. L. Bump, of .South forest Grove, a son. Miss Annie Gaarde, daughter of John Gaarde of Tignrdvllle, is visiting Couuty Clerk Godmau'e family. County Clerk K. J. Gotlman issued a marriage on Tuesday to John K. Willis and Rose A. Schuer, both of Mountain-! dale. Pacific States people liue headquarters, and the service will be greatly improv ed. In July brik-hlly shines the sun, These days we'd rattier walk than run, And cool soft drinks, ice cream and such Appreciated very much. So come with wife, sweetheart or friend Or come alone fur we intend To suit you all though wants may vary At 1 alnikteer's Confectionery. L. J. Palmatikr, Prop. Lena Mast has brought suit for di vorce iu the circuit court against her husband Frederick Mast, alleging in citizous and school children ol Cornel ius. On Wednesday forenoon a short session was held, when Mayor Dennis welcomed the old soldiers and their families in behalf of the citizens of Hillsboro, and a response was made by Comrade K. J. Grout, after which M. Jackson was elected presideut pro tern. In the afternoon there were exer cises bv the school children of Hills' boro and a fine program was rendered which was followed by the election of officers, as follows : R. W. McNutt, President, Cornelius. J a be Wilkes, 1st Vice Pres., Hills boro. W. it. Whitney, 2nd Vice Pres., For. est Grove. 11. 1. Mich, Secretary, Cornelius. , S. Howell, Treasurer, Bttavertou. F. A. Haines, Chaplin, Hillsboro1. LADIRS AUXILIARY. Mrs. E.G. Crandall, Hillsboro, presi dent. Mrs. Alice Barber, Cornelius, 1st vice president. Mrs. Morgan, forest u rove, -'nu vice ireatod her in a cruel and Inhuman It is expected that the Ien of Sweets! manner, and has inflicted upon her in rill be moved to new tiuarters on Sec-1 dignities unbearable : that he has struck oud street Jnly 5th. Further an-1 her with 4iis fist, threw knives and noumement next week. dishes at her and has threatened t take Ilieuer's Perfumes are the best to be "cr me- ""' ' me custody oi i .1... ... i... i... I nrfmitient. uer cuiupianifc mat mv uvivuuhdi w I m " I i, till! Uunt Mrs. Groat, Middleton, 4th vice presi dent.' '-tit Mrs. Sabin; Hillsboro, secretary. Mrs. Sarah McNutt, Cornelius, Treas. Mrs. Farnhain, Hillsboro, Chaplain. I Following is the names of the old sol had in this or any other city. Call al her flw children, $100 for attorney fees U . attendloc ,nJ th, ,tRtes from The Hillsboro Pharmacy and get a I tot tie. Fine goods; liert in themarkut. Hon. W. K. Newell, of Dilley, presi dent of the state board of horticulture, who was in this community Wednes day, made a call for a pleasant chat at and $-0 a month for the support of the children. She also ask for such other relief as the court deems just. The couple were married in this couuty No vember li, 115. The road to Tillamook from Forest the Graphic office. New lierg Graphic. I Grove over the Wilson river route, has Gordon, tioraoso. Fitch. which they enlisted : miaoii. r . a. iisidm, a. k. nam, m. Colll.r, Job a heep, Robt. Kuba, B. K. lilejr, Ell Smith, E. Moobwry. low. K. Crandall, f. Doufhty, W. M. Jrk. on, Vt'B. Kiilgsley, & A. Howell. R. Wagftoer, K. a. Bramblll. M. H. B. lUreock. Frl Unxer. Obto. Edmund Lee. C. C. Hoomi. H. P. W Storage A P Luther, id- Beall A t. rand u. Briisiis Bros, r an J n I) M, ('nii.ll. c b An.lerson Bros, iUte Ca, M C Case, il,etc. W K Harris, Iruit iu'Dsctur . . J K Morback. rand U Willi Ireland, record Hl,tU. (ieo 11 Wilcox, as' Barnard A Co, stationery, J W Connell, coroner W M Jackson, treasury L W House, nidse. J P Tainiesie, relisl- v I Vita Drug More, reuei A M Collins, janitor. Thomas A McllriJf. HfjnJw City of llillslwro, light, titer F W Livermnre, brtdan Victor II Linilwr, relief (i W Barnes. iwiK I 8 I-iirsung, r sud Ward liow s. ancewU'll , D it Reusoner, brnlgea J H Heusiey, rand h Tom Sain, supt nl W W Lewis, " A BTo-l.l, Wm Goettloiuaii, tnd Big Four Lunils-r Co, bridge, E G llagev, suptsah etc John McLaran, Ilil slwro Indeiemlenl, plj. . F K Hiirtrainpf.iknd b .... it ii 11 Clyde Lyncoln.br d;es W G I'rescott. anse aim cut.. R P Brou n, r anil h Ole Olsen, r and h John Kassenhamn, r unJh.. II M Russe'l, rail n J W Conuell, slixrin... J W Connell ex sad printing. he A rims Big Four Lumber Co, bridges 1.257 30 5 20 4 A) 27 Oil 3 35 24 y 12 13 00 IK) 9 00 9 00 H HO 10 60 37 W 40 35 40 430 00 5 OU 5 U0 1 60 1 50 ?.raj 50 3 75 3 00 ft 00 til 37 23 10 15 NO 135 60 100 50 18 50 8 00 50 00 8 00 43 00 4 25 40 00 20 83 22 50 35 28 20 0,) 45 00 6 00 37 50 1.777 94 20 00 18 75 7 50 20 00 3 60 45 30 104 00 37 60 ltl 25 7 30 10 30 (16 0U 380 00 18 00 22 75 25 tl5 38 1(5 225 00 24 10 11 00 7 05 Mrs. Atmlra Brooks la, Sundsy. Mrs. Wohlschlegel visited her daugh ter, Mrs. Finegan, last Sunday. We understand that old Mr. Finetran ' talking of lelling out hi interest over t Wood and buying in McMinnriile. E. E. Brook, who his been siik so long, seem to be failine' sloaly and is getting very poor. His apetit is not as good ss it ha been. He is a grrst care to his family, but he has earned good care. He bat bn a hard work ing man in duy gone by. " Hettie. Charles Showers, of Forest Grove, an old man 84) years of age, shot the first finger of his left hand off with a gopher gun last Tuesday, and remarked as (he doctor fixed him up, "It seems a man never gets too old to learn some things." The postollice department has ruined the price of stamped envelopes four paired and made safe. cents per 1,000, but still prints them I through some of the free In 00 lots and over, the price now land in Oregou being $21.24 per 1,000. The retail price in small lots is three cents for one, two for five, 25 for 54 cents. been made in excellent condition fori Nebraska. .. H. Osies, travel by John McNamer, and he is Michigan. w. r. wbilnty, M. i. 8ramDi. ' ... '. Arkansas, W. A. flay. runuintr a stage wiiicu makes through wiseontin.-j. w. Hnram,r. Ju, B. waits, trips every Monday, Wednesday and I it. J. Qroui, I T. coroU, A. w. Barbsr, J. i. Friday, a distance of 50 miles, changes I wokinst teams four times, and is only 12 hours . m'aT " , - -w' n reaching that point from Forest N(Hloll A ll (Wllni ' Grove. The bridgos have all been re-1 Indiana. -r. K. Simpson, J. A. Loan. W. o. This road passes I Hsgvr. Albnt Duonahso, T. Holllatsr, L. Gror. finest timbered n. rail ussier, j. oarrlgua. nuning-ioB, u e. rraacniids. Geo. E. Berger, a nephew of J. T. Rice of IlillsWo, visited his relative here from Thursday to Saturday of last rred Sewell has taken the position of week. He is carpenter's mate on the assistant cashier in the Commercial Orrfon.-J. Wilkes, mm H.rper, gunn Jackson, to. W. Kmc, Cbu. Doughty, Geo. I., Udford. Kank in this city. Me is a young man fully competent to fill any isjsition of trust and responsibility and lie will "make good" with the Commercial Bank people. PROBATE COURT. Estate of Randall Dunsmore, deceas United States cruiser Charleston which led; inventory and appraisement filed is anchored In the Willamette at Port- and approved land. He was appointed to the navy Ouardianship of John Maszei, a ruin from Iowa and has by strict sttention to his duties made a noticeable advance ment. Some weeks ago he wrote that Two hundred thousand pounds cf the Charleston would drop anchor off of Portland and he would look up his Hillsboro relaiives, but he did not know of the death of Mrs. A. E. Rica until ha had arrived. II is vacation on shore and h".r"B objections, to said account. ., , . . ... , I r.siaie oi i ersis w. L Dandier, de- the Visit with his relatives was a oyous U.st iln.l w,..t fli-l .nn...i one to all concerned. Mr. Rice had never seen his nephew until Thursday and the meeting was a very happy event. The Charleston has 740 nren on board and will probably stay in Port land another week, where it is visited by thousands of people. On Monday A. II. Tanner, Jr., fore man of a sawmill north of Cornelius, and Frank Challacombe, a workmen in wool were sold in Shanlko at the recent wool sales day, and $:I85,4U deposited in the Shaniko fiank when the sales had closed, says an exchange, which leads one to infer that the sheep of Shaniko are worth their weight in gold. We acknowledge that The Independ ent is a little shy on home happenings this week, but the Glorious Fourth is here ami our office force wants to cele brate along with the rest of our patriotic citixens, so we go to press without fur ther apology, and a day ahf.id of time. The county commissioners met in reg ular mommy session neaneniay, ami tIie min( c,mB to Hillsboro horseUck, alter allowing a number of bills and tnJ t om, commenced to fill their transacting some other business, ad- Rulers with "red-eve." They proved journal to Friday morning on account collcnt providers, and before of the Fourth. The bills allowed up to ti,ey were ready to depart for the wilds the hour of going to press will be found hai, thoir Unkg we1 fillej ,n,i bulging, in another column. A(Ufr niounting horses, which had been Harry Richardson, aged 37 years, died housed in the livery stable most of the suddenly of rheumatism of the heart, at day, the idea flashed through their be the home of his father, Preston Rich- fogged brain that they were wild, wool ardson, of Independence, June 24. He y and bad men and they at once pro had been a resident of Dilley for the ceedel to do the "Texas Jack" act by past twenty-five years, and his father, iirring up the town and racing horses two sisters and a brother survive him. up and down Main street, endangering Interment was in Odd Fellows cemetery, hd and making themselves altogether near Independence. obnoxious and a mighty bad example. There might be tome excuse for a lot After the performance had proceeded of hoodlums, filled with boose or down- for some time and a large crowd attract right deviltry, to ruin a man's bicycle, ed to the street, an officer arretted the but when ther turn their attention to two and conveyed them to the county a child's wheel and knock it all to pieces, jail, where they were left to coed of! Un as was done at the park last Saturday til about 10 o'clock, when they were night, someone is on the road to the given their liberty upon putting up a penitentiary with a mighty good start to cash bond ol $00. In the morning Joe hi. Word are not available to tice Bagley fined Tanner l and his express the utter contempt decent peo-1 companion $10 for their little cowboy pis have for such meanness. I recreation, and it was cheap at that. or; Gueseppi Maxzei appointed guard ian as prayed for. Lstste of Nathaniel Nve. deceased : final account tiled and Mondav. Ausust 5, at 2 o'clock p. m., set for the time of hearing reiiort. Kstate of John P. Mohrmann. deceas ed ; final account filed and Friday, Au gust 2 at 10 o'clock a. to., set for time of and estate closed of record kstate of Geo. W. Ebberta. deceased : final account filed and estate cloeed of record and administrator released. Guardianship of Marv K. and Then- li... 1 L in.' ...In n.. . Iu.h.1. I . , ian filed and approved. CriTJRClI ANNOUNCEMENTS. Regular services at the Congregational church next Sunday as usual. Sunday school at 10 o'clork. Morning service, "A Century of Missions in China" Evening service: "Woman, the Maker of the Happy Home." Y. P. 8. C. E. at 7:30. Howard Gilpa trick. Pastor. Services at the M. K. church next Sabliath, preaching both morning and evening by the pastor. Rev. I. F. Bel knap. Sunday school at 10:00 a, m.; morning service, 11:00 a. m.; Fpworth league at 7:00 p. m., and evening ser vice at 8 :00 p. iu. 1 Treacliing service at Witch Hazel at 3 p. m. F van gel i stic services will commence next Wednesdwy evenlag, July lOih, in the large tent on Third street, near Baseline. On Sundsy morning a ser vice of special interest will be conducted at the I'nited Evangelical church bv the pastor. Un Sunday evening a pro gram will 1 given by the Sabbath School. All are cordially invited to be present. . Elder A. A. Beery will Breach at the Christian church next Sunday, subject for morning "Special Providence:" eve ning, "The Relation of Chuich and State." Bible study Friday evening, song practice Saturday evening. Lost. Wednesday afternoon near the merry. ., ti-i. go round at wie ram, i imaii black purse containing s luisill mm of money and three keyi. If th Under will re turn the keys to L M. Iloyt's store he can keep the money. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. HsrcbsnM Bstrli A Trul Co to A B M csriock vv;i oi ate ft nu r hsod oo r A Msrkley el ux to Halite Buoy kit ( and Wl'ch lUwl 1 00 Charles sanJslon to J.mos Bmia N.Ma tn sec 118 2 w t 00 Geo L Wbila sod wife to 1 Btllkeraoa t acre In Androw llsrper 41 till w M0 00 Cbarlei R Cox to Jamee Peltu it I acre In Vim siokea d I e 1 1 n 3t low 00 i'ear C Ilsrllrr el l lo J Nrln Jrt.4Wt crv In Wm Olukt i t c t S w 1&U0 AiwuM fsli(saat Jfe tSiMiu rti. non scree ia no ifullin a 1 e 1 1 s 3 . , , i 4H0 00 Sstuuel Hoover sua wire loWE Wheeler tract In South Coast Add II HUboro. 321 OU IfSKTle Sli'phenson ct 1 to E I Uontgorr. err parfofblk 10 Poreel Grots.. . 700 00 ('super Meilrr to Henry H Miller part of eeWtlnS w . .. 130 00 Sarah E Long W Jss Hrjiien et 1 160 acra In see M 1 1 n i w 10 00 Gottfried Hlosaer to Msntarel at Peterson part of eo 11 t 21 w 630 00 H. t. Nsylir and wife to John Heliler Br MrtorseciBand'll w 1600 00 L 8 Torter and wf to M I Pirrhln lota 4 J Ssnd 7 b Ik 1 Pnnlr ssna i'uif K t'nndsll to A B litlork mot ewV ol see to 1 1 a w n Larlock 14 660 00 M0 00 036 00 Km gl lmrneand wl W A nt un 'Ml'Jnl . IjUhxr llarmw'k et si to oeo L Wblta LSI aims In Kmrte d 1 e 1 1 s t w HOa 00 Johu Parson ami a I to weatern Timber Co so screi In see i ' ' " I uu Msnln Ksssler and lo Albert VokI S.1 ai'raa in ueo Kicuaiumiu uiiiill 1139 ii A lllnman and wf b Jai Haldwla part or blk a.i Inrnst Grove - 300 00 A H Prllcbanl and wfwJ. Hiatl 46.36 scree Hi A UroT1 1 el 1 14 ZMO 00 J w Baldwin aud wife J n Naenr pari nt Vt ui Htokee d I c t 1 400 00 8 M Ktce snd wf lojofio II llirmi lou6 7 ihi, l K.i.ih riiila add tlllUburo 176 00 Oscar P Sheldon and wf Thomas Uow trscl In (ksuh 1'oautt un.. sou w Arthur Hacon ui s D MOUtl n'j of ae!-4 see 'is s Dt w - 1 w WmKel.lt sod to U HinJr pan blk 4 West Portland Heint i w C M l onn in AllIUM U)"-S't'U lrt SM Si 1 1 & w - 100 00 T: Mi Naoieret al to st'Si A Hughe narl b k li rnreal .n" ia ww ',..! Ki,ar to KUie Suear art oi Heurr U.... A I h t i n 1 w . r 00 g Banserier Jr ami wi w .-...! ncaiu- 1 li 8hlel.li and wt totieo T lu.moi acr In n siiaitmi '' w w Wilson Puller el aiiewuiea kodiu. son tract near Bee"-- v Fred Vhombiiraiid wit" 'lerman Inn- nee 1 HH 7 klk a is u... nine. ts.ro r: 100 08 F A KvynoMs snd l " noonover ysn i.ik i. '"'''" v"ilv;TMi;rr ,0 AloertS Ijtraiin and wf " III- .J inarl ,trr-it I n I w an other leH.1 3S2S 00 Tb. (lowe to lo pv-iisur h nioca x Houth C.t al """,",. v -. swwv ellie H .r..w el al to r 0 rtta put of WmStokeedlet:---- MOM Scholia and Mountain Bide. Regular Correspondent. C. H. I'.rook and wile went to visit Elmer tvlimelu- r i ""viiie last Bun- day. Mr rrosserand wi'ent to Corval lis last Sutnr.l.iT n- Sunday to attend the conferen. e of the Church of God. Mrs. Jennie C'tW ' retnrne.1 to her own home - aiuornia. She is the daughwr of K K. Brooks. She came liome to hdp take rare of her father. She atopr1 l Jland on her way home to nr "r"'r. f.. M. BrHks. Kollie Brooks snd liii sister visited the battleship thought it a great sit Worthwhile go ing to see- Mrs F. A. Miliar weut to Perry dale one day lit ''k- It is a little late lk of the Maca bee', picnic but rattier lt. tllin nerer. The rain hin.lere-1 so-- wae u ai- iether it was r juyaow Beavcrton. aaguiar C'vrreapundeni. The basket social given by the Beaver ton Grange last Saturday evening was a very pleasant event and was well at tended. The fore part of the evening was taken up by a well reudered pro gram, after which the baskets were auc tioned off to the highest bidder. The net proceed for the evening amounted to nearly I'W, a goodly portion of which will be profit. T.ie Misses Harel K.iiires, Louise f tu ber and Ellie Eisher returned home last Friday from Monmouth where they have been attending the State Normal school durlug the past winter. Children's Iav eiercises were held in the Congregational church last Sunday evening. The program was well ren dered, the exercises by the smaller children being particuarly interesting. It is almost unnecessary to say that a packed house listened attentively to the entire program. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cudy and family attended the Flower-llill wedding in Portland last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. YanVoorheea of Port land took dinner with Miss Lois Yin- cent on last Thursday. Mrs. L. II. Albert of Portland is visit ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson of tills city. J. T. Melloy left last Monday for a short business trip to Wyoming and Nebraska. lie expects to be gone about three weeks. The auction of wild horses last Thurs day was well attended. The prices paid were very good in most cases. When the roping of the horses was commenced the (un begun and for about three hours there was a very good performance of a "Wild West Bhow." Mrs. Otis Kelly of Portland visited last Sunday with her mother, Mrs. G. W. Rtitt. The S. P. R. H. Co. is making a few changes in the survey of thecut olT, pre paratory to the commencement of work Ou this end so we are iuformed. Last Wednesday night about 1:30 o'clock tne house owned by D. Keghitto known as the leletts house burned to the ground. The house w as vacated on the Monday previous and it is most likely that the tire waaol incendiary or gm. Mrs. G. W. Tefftand daughter, Nellie, have gone to Kala ma, Wash, to spend the summer camping, where Mr. Tefft is employed in a sawmijl. Clark K.ilfe andjllowar.l Doty viewed the warships in Portland harbor last Sunday. Aunt Sallr Progress. U wvtil a, r-nerMUMin.lelit. Miss Itena Morelock has been on the sick list for a few days. Miss Flora Erickson w ho has been in Portland for the winter has come home to spend the summer. Miss Lett ie McKay is home for the summer. Thomas Bradley enterUiued the vounn men's class in the 8. 8. at his home last Saturday evening, All report having a fine time. Mr. Morelock who was in Eugene for a week has returned to his home. W. II. Bi-harrel ami son Weiley visit ed in the neighborhood last Wednes day. Mrs. H. F. Jackson of Rainier visited ith Mrs. Geo. P.lasser several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. P.. Fanno and son Fiankie visited their old home last Thursday and Friday. Joaenh Hinaley sm-nt several days visiting at his old homelact week spend ing one day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frewing of Tigardville. A number in this place eipect to ipend the 4th in Hillsboro. I'ncle John. i? r . ir This is the Great tin i n Steel Ransre Wo send it anywhem for the small cash payment of only $5.00 and allow you to make the easy payments of Jg 00 - . i. a' l 11 ..,, a inoiun uniii paui ior. iiyuuuiu nut inw oughly satisGed with the "ECLU'SK" after a trial, wo take it off your hands and refund your money. Could any thing he fairer? Tho price of the "ECUl'SK" and full description is given in our catalog sent freo on application. GEVURTZ & SONS, Portland, Oregon MENTION THIS PAPER. fair. We do not remember all the speakers name., toV nw.1. th. ,,h- " " eoo.1. The program m g., what 'here was of it. but a ' taiJ. the r.in hindered M'. Tom Sutton and b' mother visited! Th- U'Mklv Oreuonlun and The Hills boro Independent, both one year for !. Land nnd Mineral Decisions. Tl. (..llnarinir svnotrsis of Ind and Mineral Decisions is furnislie-l this of flce'bv Woo.lfor.1 1. Harlan, Land At torney, Washington. I). C. snd nmler this head will be published from week to week decisions which may I of in teresttoour leaders: The right to make additional uomc- stead entry under Sec. 6, Act MarcU ., 1H.S9, extends to cases w here the original ... a I. si. entry was mails before, or auer, m f sage of said Act, if the applicant is oth erwise within the terms of sai 1 section. u. k.i...r i. reooirniie-l ss a mineral by the standard authorities, whether ol metalic or other sulUnc.-s, wnen iouou in the public lan.ls, in quanity and quality sullicient to render the more valuable on account there..! than for ag ricultural purposes, must be treated ss coming within the purr.ew of the min ing laws. . ,i, i. Oypsum and limestone hell to be mineral. , , lloinetel application, executed be fore a clerk of con rt. Ukes effect when filed in the local land ouce. J.J. WUNDEIiLICII O. C.SCHWAIIZ Wunderlich & Schwa rz SIGN PAINTING PAPER HANGING AND FRESCOING DECORATINU NATURAL ' WOOD FINISH (1 RAINING ALC1311MN MXCRUSTA , M()RKS(JUE AM) TliASTK! RELIKF DECORATIONS CARRIAGE PAINTING lioth Phones HILLSBORO, ORE. f The Edison Phonograph When a man leaves home in tho evening it is he causo he seeks amusement. Tho best way, to keep him home is so give him tho amusement there. Make homo a competitor of .downtown, the club, the cafe, the theatre and the concert hall. No ono thing will furnish so much amusement for so many people, so manv times, and in so many ways as tho Edison Phonograph. ZJV Talk about versatility I If you had a brass band on tap and several leading concert hall singers on sal ary, and two or or three funny men to crack jokes, and a beautiful soprano to Bing ballads, you could not give the same amount of varied entertainment that the Edison Phonograph gives by simply changing records. You can hear the whole program at our store. The prices on Ivdison goods are the same anywhere in the U. S. If you buy here you have no freight to pay which mean something about 3 oo. , ' Prices: Kdison Standard or No. 5 120.00 Q " Home - MO.OO Triumph - f.iO.00 Records, per dozen 4.20 T"? You can hear the recrods at my store any time, and we will be only to glad to play for you. You will be surprised at the re markable distinctness and clearness of the Iidison Phonograph In producing sound. Cash or Installments Same price. e-l-Mccormick, hillsboro, ore. HILL & GRILLS, SUCCESSOIM TO If. OKHSNEIl. Painters & Paper Hangers AND DECORATORS. Paiiils, Oils, ' lfarqisli All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Esti mates furnished. Refinirdiing of House, ritore and Office Furniture. Prompt and satisfactory service. Your patronage ia solicited. Shop opjosito Dr. Tarn iesie's residence on Main street. Headquarters for New Era Paints, Varnish ttina if 1 m I I
