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j:li'KM.ki.
At la-t Hip minority liui jfivMi way
ami the majority hits its will. Il
w ill he-but u fi w days before the re
paid of tin-Slirriiuiii silver pun-lmse
law will I- Hl'ii lfl. This ought to
IlltVC I.IS'II llofllf ifltt HlOlltllS HgO,
Would have Isl'll if tilt democrats
I : I liii ft patriotic In-tnid of faction
id. Then tin y thought to fain party
mlviiiitai' ly r-(u-i nif to do a plain
iluty. TliN n-fu-iil lias niiirly or
iiiit cost them their party. Now
tllliliiisfiTiiig U over tin: iirti i jianl
can take a Inn kwird sec
how silly und nonsensical were their
obstructive methods. They com prc
Ih ikI how they have weakened their
cause. Senatorial courtis-y Mini the
iiiii n try would havi' bis'ii glad to ul
low the opponents of repeal full lati
bide for debate, iinil these senators
oiiL'ht to have sum that it win to
their advantage to have jiermittcd a
vote at that time, and thrown tin
ri-iHiu.-iliility of hail legislation on
tin- majority. The minority might
have known that a compromise could
not he fori'i-'l from such a largo mil
jorily. Indeed It is unreasonable for
a minority to ask it. Tin comproiii-
in-of ls!M hy which th' franchise
law was mm it'll wits always regret
till hy silicrnian. lie now knows it
would have hi'i'ii to his ami the
party's advantage hail he refused to
make it. The free silver men now
proclaim that unconditional repeal is
to their advantage, ami that the
cause of unlimited coinage is ad
variceil. This is prohahly not true,
hut it is what they ought to have ad
mitti'il a long time ago.
Till-: 1 1 ALIAS MIMSTh'Y.
'iin Alen is a wealthy man. He
inherited his wealth in New York.
Soine of his critic assert he lives in
tireat liritaln. That may have Ix-et:
said during a lit of ill nature. Al
uny rate in 1 st2 w hen coin was luul
ly needed, Whitney indiiiisl Van
Alen to contribute fVi.nnu to the
campaign fuml. Now President
Cleveland appoints Van to be am
bassador to Italy. It. Y. fiilder,
editor of the Century Magazine, and
Horace White, editor of the New
York Kvoning Post, hoth pcr-onul
friends of President Cleveland,
bogged the president not to send the
nomination to the .senate, hut he sent
it, and the senate confirmed the ap
pointment. A bargain ami sale.
Van Alen has naught to roccom
mend him except that ."0,M( mi. The
New York World, that has stood hy
Cleveland through thick and thin
halts at this tiling. That Journal
makes this utterance in plain Kng
lish. Even Mr. Cleveland who I
criticised, ought to understand it:
"We are frank to confess, however
shocking it may sound to the mi per
.sjcrvioablo parly tlunkics who seem
to assume that the president can do
imi wrung and must he supMirted
right or wrong, that if the World
iutd thought him capable of Hulking
such an appointment as that of Van
Alen it would not have shown a
inuch interest in his nomination and
election as it did. And we helieve
we express the sentiments of tens ol
thousands of Mr. Cleveland's warm
est admirers in the late campaign,
if this he treason, make the most ol
it.
".vi' ATToh'xr.rs o;:a'.v.'
'Those possessed of knowledge of
why the college funds arrived in
Corvullis more than three month
In-fore there was neeil for them, ami
why an attempt was made to get the
balance of it here likewise ahead ol
time decline to oiler any explana
tion. "I am instructed hy my at
torney to say nothing," said one,
w hen asked for an explanation hy
the Times, All information per
laining to the college funds belong
to the public, ami when neaily
jfO.nilil of those funds have hi-en
swallowed up in a lluancial llasco,
iind fli,(ino of them immt'ifs-arily,
the public has a li'ht ami in ki,mI
time will know the reasua why.
These funds heloui; to the ople ol
the state and no person has a Hirht
to use or abuse them and then shroud
the transaction in mystery. Cor
vullis Times.
There is iiiit a numliei' of others
who want to know If those handling
state funds helonnhij: to the agricul
tural college arc iMillded custodians.
And, too, the suUlclency of the sure
ties is ti matter of moment. A timi
will come when an uttorney'n in
structions will not l binding on the
public, 111(11111 they are not now res.
Jxi'teil.
The patrloticC.'HHUhcrn cn;itnr
have opxisii the government of the
Cnited States so long that now they
are in the majority they know not
how tn net. hut iwiiilinmi lli..ii ..i.i... I
sition riul.t alomr. Vh,.t..v..r u ii.i
t ri'lt flic tuition rccelvis their sup
j ort. It Is tli old prnvt rli "rule or
ruii." niisliflisl to "ruin."
Tlie Chinese didn't U'lievt' p
were In enrnesf, Imt now Intinmte if i
given opis.rtunity tiny will regMrr.
There lire more i.eople in the old
world who jet don't know us of
Ami ri.n, Imt w ho nre Uiimiinir Im I-j
UT miiimiiitod every day. j
i1 tli I A I. Itt.Sr.sIY.
The populi-ts are a u-lcious folic.
Their tlnsiry Is that public orhVlals)
will steal from the treasury. Also
they are finding hoonieralii,' plenti
fully scatlensl uUmt. Some months
ago th 1'ure set an expert to work
in Ijine county. He made certain
priori ss, w hen a state of affairs was
discovered that lia cIomJ-J the mouths
of the committee no tight that no
more mil le h-arned than from an
oyster. They are struck hy the
curved missile and are bearing the
puin In Hilcnce. In that they show
sound Judgment.
In Columbia itiunty the party hits
a footing on the county lsard, and
the sheriff is u jopulist. I'll re, too.
An exjxrt was s-t on his account
whom- report show him to lie de
faulter in the sum of anJ
he has U-cn in otllce hut a year lfore
this state of ai-colliits had deveoie..
What w ill le the the sisoud year ?
I'lie county court, although cogui-
.ent of this matter for three or four
months, don't inisli it U-I'ore the
grand Jury, which was in Mwsion lust
week, iiidissl the grand Jury has
taken a reecs till Ifcsfiiibcr. Ke
port has it that (he populist mcinlicr
of the court has some of that pork.
At any rate the sheriff holds his note
for oiXi, and the Judge is said to lie
ilnniieially friendly with the sheriff.
The xipulist as-s-ssor is chargisl hy
(he expert with polls that were
not aitouiited for till the thumb
-crews were turned. Had state ol
things dow n there "where rolls t he
Oregon." If no harsher terms
should he Used, " incompetency
ihould lie written in large letters.
All this hubbub was raised to
Hitch the republican county clerk,
but lie showiil that his tlnaccial
accounts were straight and all that
could possibly he charged him are tin
collecticable fits in court litigation,
which the grand Jury has ordered to
lie remitted. If a rcpublii an sheriff
had been defaulter, ns the populist
sheriff Is, there would he a mighty
cry go up for his indictment and
conviction, hut as it is he is given an
opportunity to hedge or toescaeto
Canada.
The story that is told in thv county
to the cll'irt that the county treasurer
lias three or more thousand dollars
in the general fuml on deposit In the
Hank ts totally without foundation.
I'he treasurer paid warrants ns long
is there was n cent of money to ap
ply, after which he coinnienceil in
dorshig. Tlie law requires that there
slut I hetCitMior more on hand, Is--lore
a call for endorsed warrants can
Is- made. Since the treasurer com
menced endorsing warrants, a few
dollars has come in for liipior license,
redemption of laud sold for taxes and
die last of the poll taxes collected hy
the assessor, Imt from nil this'
umrces has Ixt'ii gathered a little
over jtlno, not enough for making a
all. The semi-annual exhibit will
be published next week or the week
following, when those interested can
for themselves, make examination
The Corvallis Times gives the
ittle picture of affairs in 1 teuton
county: "With taxable proix-rty over
Jjnu.niMi less than it was last year,
with n county debt of about the usual
dimensions and II,(mmi tied up in
the bank that once was, it is not
likely that the tax levy will he
greatly reduced this year. Fond
hoH's Ixirn of the doctrine that pro
hibiting ditluctions of indebtedness
would reduce the levy will six Ml
wither." In further remark on the
alxive, will the money magnates of
Portland and x rhaps some other lo
calities, be so kind as to show somi
of us simple folk in the country the
great trays of gold that was to Ik-
shipxsl into the state for investment
as soon as the mortgage tux law
should he repealed?
Commodore Stanton, commanding
I'nitcd States font's on duty at Kin
Janeiro, l'.r.i.il, saluted the relx'l
Mello'.s flag. For this our govern-
inent has promptly relic veil him
from duty, ami temporarily assigned
1 upturn l icking, of the cruiser
Charleston, to the command. The
prompt action was the thing to do.
Mcllo has not show n that he is nhh
to establish a government, and we
are friendly to the Brazilian admin
istration, so that Commodore Stun
ton's break was without excuse.
Yamhill county is showing much
enterprise in extending the acreage
devoted to hops. More new' hop
llelds are seen from the car window
as one pases through that munty
than along the way through any
other country along tlii- s, p. mil
road. The scnutor present who is paired
should he counted for the purpose of
making a ipinrimi, and he should
vote on the ipn-stioii mxin w hich he
is paintl. Mis opM.nent should Ik
counted on the opxsite side Just as
he would were he present.
The K -sehurg Itevlew mentions
several tilings that should U-done
by the next legislature. Anionir
others it says: "The mortgage tax
law should lx re-enacted ami care
fully guard the exemption indebted
ness clause."
,f ,ho l.v the duty on
mixrts, n:r w nut purpose were the
siimll farim rs of I!rriinnlit U'fnro the
ways nml imnns eoiiiinittee tryin-f to
lnvi tlii' duty mi foreign jxifatoH re
moved? The women of Nw York w ill Ih
uhle next month to exercise the very
highest riht of eitienshipthe
exercise of the elective frHiiehiso.
i'w York Sun. No, not right, Imt
n. Kr.wt-t duty of citizenship.
prune
orchards of no acri-. cuch, one of I Ml
aens ami two of 1in ucn-s each.
These with Miiallcr tracts or ten m
twenty acre w 111 hwell the ureu now
planted with prunes to Iikki acres or
more.
t'RO.V I ME MOKLIi!
Hpwinl tu th iNrxriiNiiixT.
V, .1 1 I ii ..I 14 1 u f,.i f k liL.
In lb-iiton county are tw o
torlc greatness as the Convent I ji I sorts of marine w uier fow I, clkdocr.
Itabida ami the articles which it Is itr mid hundreds of other varieties
itnitaius. It is relatisl that early in of animals and fcwl-.
the year II'.).', Columbus, while The exhibit made by the war
traveling alone and on fx it in an department is mh-oikJ to none in the
almost helplens and destitute eondi- building and attr acts great attention,
tion one stormy afternoon, applied Killed cannon thirty-thnv fis-t long
for footl and lodging at the Fraiicisan weighing 1 hi, inn) Mmids, carrying
Convent of I.a Itabida, and where he it projectile I, nun xum!s in weight
was kindly received hy Father 1 e ' and requiring a charge of pow ih-rof
Murchena, proprietor of the institu-l hi" pounds, huge mortare eleven feet
tiou, and u man of eilucatioii ainl i in length, four le t In diameter, w ith
vulture. It was through the inthieiicL' a twelve-inch I sue, throwing a pro
of this good priest that Columbus was jirtilc il'io pounds In weight seven
able to secure a congregation at t lie miles, together with a vast colhvtimi
court of Ferdinand and Isabella, who of small arms, both of new' and dis
were at that time at the head of the carded imterns, wax figures dressed
Spanish arm Ix-sieging the city of to show the various kinds of uniforms
lirenada, and but for the assistance u-xsl in the army, llguris of mules
rendered at that time, It is doubtful and horses hifeheil to anibulauis-s
whether Columbus would have ever form n port ion of the exhibit in this
made a voyage across the unknown department.
seas to the dlsitivery of America.
This convent nt the fair is un exact
reproduction of the one in Spain,
which sheltered Columbus luo years
ago ami (tst $ii,inhi. The eyhibits
contaimsl in the building were col-
hftitl by Honorable William Curtis,
diltt'tor of the bureau of the Ann ii-
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fi i I : e
isniiiiiii nil' Ifllllllll lllill-s III
ill the historic portraits, numlx'riug
more than (M, which have his-n
made of Columbus; also many of the
original letters written hy ( 'olumhus
to Ids wife ami to his sons, prior to
the time of his departure from Spain,
iind most valuable of all, the origin ii
manuscript of his contract with the;
King mid ('uccn of Spain, and under, fair is the woman's building, :)sii bit
w hich lie made his first voyage to ; long and l'oo feet wide, costing $:ts
America, and by which he was com-1 unn, ami in w hich are grouped the
missioned "Admiral of the ocean achliievenieuts of the fair sex, in
sas." ' every line of industry, both physical
There are also many original man-, and mental. The building was de
scripts ol the corresMindemt betwieu : sigmsl by woman and every exhibit
Columbus and the sovereigns of In the building is the product of the
Spain, written both before and after
the great discovery, together with
large munlxrs of other paH-rs loan's!
to thu eXxisitioii hy the Spanish
government and descendants of Col
umbus, relative to early explorations
and voyags.
There are also original copii-s of
theitirliest printed books numlienng
at least loo volumes, In connii tiou
with ('olumhus' disitivery.
The Columbus Ik-II in the convent tractions at the world's fair, and the
weighing sixty-four pounds, was one w hich has perhaps hail the most
loams I by a Negro church in New ; free advertising, and (he one which
.Jersey, and originally hung in one of in my Judgment has been the most
the towers of the Alhambra, from over-rated, and had undue import
which it was taken In the year 1 1 1." ! nnce attached to it, Is the midway
hy the Spanish soldiers, who pre- plaisance. While it is not n part of
sen ted it to 2irecn Isabella, ami w ho ; the exposition prox'r, it is yet under
thereafter presented it to Columbus, j the direction and control of the ex
Here, also, to lx- seen is the lil'sf position management. If the mid
map of the world, made in I P.I I flud i way were w hat it pretends to he,
which belongs to the library of tin
Vatican at Koine.
Six rough blocks of stone show all
that remains of the first Christian
church ever constructed mi the west
ern hemisphere.
i he small Ix-ll weighing ten
pounds and presented from King
l-erdlnand to Columbus, mid which
is the first hell that. was ever rung in
America, Is on exhibition.
From the Vatican nt Home, loaned
by the pox-, come pictures and the
history of the figure of the Virgin
Mary, which was made hy St. I. like.
In the south pond near the convent,
are secured the raravelsnf ( 'olumhus, ;
whieh are exact inislelsof the ships
witli wliich he snihil 011 his Vnyntfe
of diseovery.
Tlie Santa Marin was constructed
at the e.Xiense of theSpanish overn
inent, while the Mint ami I'intn were
flttisl at the exM'iise of the 1'nltiil
States.
Tim Han hi Marin is seventy-four
feet lonv;, twenty-five fis t lieaiii, and
the upiHT work very luh
thns- masts and Is armed
cannons and six falconets.
These thrs ships were brought
across the ocean In charge or a .Span
ish Kim bout and tiKik part iu the
trreat naval display at New York
City, prior to the ii'nin of the fair
and were towed through the jtreat
lakes to t'hicao. They make a most
remarkable exhibit anil contrast
strangely with the advance,! ship
building of tiNlay.
The palace of federal exhibits com
monly known as the 1'nited States
government building, stands near
the lake shore and near the center
if the fair grounds. It Is of the
"Modern Kenaissanit!' style nf archi
lecture. It is :iiK) feet wide, V fis t
long, has a dome 2U fts-t in deameter
and 275 fist In heighth and cost
MJ.'i.immi. It is const rticteil of iron
and glass, ami in outward appi-aranc
risembles tlw National.MiM'iim, at
Washington !.('.
Within this structure are gathered
a vast nunilicr of exhibits mostly
taketl from the government depart
ments, at Washington.
Kaeh of the great departments nt
the s-at of government is presided
over hy a cabinet otlhvr, and it is
The well known firm of J.
dissolution of copartnership.
is complete in every reseet. and they offer their lines of imported goods at
NEW YORK COST,
nnd their sterling line of Oregon-made goods at actual erst of inaiuifaclttt'e. They offer .12.") lines of men's suits in Crepe, Clays, Diagonals,
Cheviots, Meltons, Kerseys nnd Tweeds; 1(tO lines of overcoats m Kerseys, Meltons, Heavers, Pilot Cloth, Cheviots, Chinchillas, Serges,
Mohairs nnd Tweeds; 7." lines ol trousers in every conceivable pattern; ."0 lines of tioy's suits in Cheviots, Serges, Cassinieres and Tweeds; GO
lines of knee pants suits of all grades; large lines of
In all the stock consists of over
which should not le neglected. The
goods of one price. Merchants in the
solo tor cash only.
' from the-e sount-s tin accumulation
of wars, mat the articles on cxmiil-
tion here have Ixs'll s rctitl.
One m clioii is devotvd to exhibit
from the Nistolilc department, others I
from the trea.-ury, war, agricultural, '
state, interior and d"partment oil
jUsti.f.
Tin' Smithsiiiiaii institution has a
splendid display of stuffed birds unci'
i animals including every spirits of
Iipiuil, groiisi-, gulden pheasant and'
I k,iiKi, i.li..,. ..1 , 1 1 a fp. .in I li. .it ..til
A forage wagon which was
S Will
I. ,
which
the army of the I'ohiinac and
lias traveled a distance of more than
fo.ooo miles and a bron.e cannon
hearing the lirilish coat of arms made
in IT.'i'.i ami captunsl at orktowu,
j 'U'e interesting n-lics.
In the h'partmeiit of justice are
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j mi- (nil ii inn in ii,i nil- t lut-i JHSIIIS-S
'' I .:..i.. ..i- .1... 1 : . 1
, iliMl iism mil- jiisnn-n 111 1111; 1 llll'l
States supreme court, together with
' all of the attorney generals of the,
I'uitisl States. In this building N ;
' also shown a seel ion of one of thyi
1 giant rcdwixid trees of California!
I thirty feet in length,
! three fret in diameter.
I. .
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due of tin
pit-nil attractions at the,,,,, . ,. ,lu. ,
hand or brain of woman.
A young lady from California
shows a specimen of wrought iron
work, w hile another from Nebraska
Is the designer of a beautiful candela
brum, Id'ty-two inches in diameter
and arranged for three tiers of lights,
costing loi ii i. The exhibit or paint
ings by feminine nrtisfs ami the col
lection of Irish laces are very fine.
(hie of the most till kill about at-
'viz: a representation of foreigners, I
i their customs, liaints, iiress, amuse-
incuts, architecture, etc., it might he
of some benefit. It is true that some
of the displays made in midway are
I representative and characteristic, but
the great majority of them are frauds
'ami fakes so transparent, that they
! ought not to deceive any one, The
1 plaisance itsep', is n strip of land
; about a mile In length and (loo feet
; In w idth. A wide stnt-t runs
thinugh the center ami on either side
jure what are represented to he, rep
' rescntations of various peoples ami
customs. There is a Turkish theater,
a I'ersiru theater, mid a half a do.eu
other so-called foreign theaters, near
, ly every one of whieh are nianiiied
bv Atiieriivins. mid fhe nelressi-s in
Which Hie ( hlcapi bullet :irl.sor..Mlht- ! Mrnid !un". "'sb..ro oontily ami alnt
, , ... 1 r 1 1 1 11 afiiremiiil, nt the hour of 10 o olock A. .M.,
fill reputation and Of decide llymeio;rel(,fHai),yi the time and pluoe for the
I histrinnic ipialitiisi. The fact is, Dual bennnu mid tlie (tilniu.nl ofaaid
i there never was nucIi a thiuj; in Per- ""'..''o-, .... . lu,
jsiaas a (heater, and this so-called J,,':4,ro- (,",0,r w- ,I()1,MANi
rerlan theater was such a flagrant I Aduiinistrrtor of the entnto of t!. W. l'fart,
I den of iniquity that the uiauat;euient ! doenned.
She has was compelled to close It in S'ptem
W'ith two 1 her. lioth sides of the stris-t rillillilio;
throii','h Midway are lined with
booths filled with artich"s itllecij to
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Illl. MO II lllllllllllll lllll-ll 111 lllll'lll
countrli-s, ami which are for sale to
the dear public. A close Insertion
of these booths and their contents
will convince the most stupid person
that the bituMi-s from Algeirs, the
trinkets from Turkey, the josses from
Japan, the Chum ware from China,
, are all or nearly all manufactured in
the I'nitcd States. There are rcs
' tauraiils and colt'ee houses on Mi I
, way, w hen-you can get a cup of pure
j Turkish cotl'ee served hy a Turkish
! girl, who was brought up in Chicago
,nud has lived there ever since, or a
glass of stale Is er for 11 nickel.
I There arc a lew meritorious things
on Midway and only a few, The
; Alpine cyclorama, the lllarm y castle,
the Java village, the Moorish palaii,
St. I'eters in miniature and the street
1 in Cairo a ru well worth seeing, hut
the great mass of exhibits is mere
rubbish and not worthy tn have any
connection w ith the great exposition.
! Most of the so callisl attractions
! are simply the ventures of American '
1 fakirs, lor the purpose of extracting;
money from people who visit the
CO "UF
M. MOYKR iN: CO., No. 1 Ml First St., Portland, today advertise to close oia their .stock at cost on account of
Tlie goods carried hy this firm are well known and have given satisfaction to every purchaser. Their stock
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hiits Umort'IIiiH ami .lint kliiloslio.
fso.ooo worth of first-class, st
tisi II 1.1
entire stock of goods is placed iu
interior will find this a splendid
I IO Fiml Street,
Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PVUB
fair. The great attraction in Mid
way and one of the greatest at the
fair, txs-anse it Is an original Inven
tion, is the great Ferris wheel, con
structed by Mr. . W. Ferris, of
I'ittsburg, Pennsylvania. It Is L'.io
ftx't in diameter and the wheel, or
wheels, for there are two rlms, re-
volve around an axle, which is three
; fit't in diameter, forty-five fis-t long,
weighing tl ly-six tons, and w hich
1 alone cost $:.,im)i). The entire wheel
i Is made of steel, tin two rims being
, about thirty fis t axirt and tx-tweeu
which are suspended thirty-six curs,
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I uti.! iii.iii a nuni nil,
j with a iiipacliy of tixty lxoplo each,
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till- Mlir IIT.ll llll I W II lun l' i .J t lit 'I
ill height and oil feet si pin re at the
ba.-e. The entire structure weighs
about .i,iMMio tons. The motive w
er for the wheel is suppliisi from
two engines, each of U.noo hoisi'
power. Around the outside of the
" I
! " nt'l
and on the stis-l towers are
.'i,non iuiande-sent lights, w hich after
night ns they are lighted ami extin
guished at short intervals make the
great wheel look like a bicycle sus
pended in the air ami turning on its
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, n. . . .'.llll 'r-1 ill lllu Plllll IUIU
i was jtlii.tioo.
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Paris exxis1tion of Jssi).
With this letter I conclude my ar
ticles to Thk iNiu'.i'KNfifcN r on the
' world's fair. Their object has only
been to give a general idea of what
the fair is. However, no teries of ar
ticles, no matter how elalxmite or ex
tensive, no matter how gifted the
, w riter, can accurately portray to the
, mi ml the multitude of wonderful
things to he seen at the exposition.
To be appreciated and understood
they mu-t tx examined, and nil ex
amination to he complete would
have required every moment of time
, from the day the exposition oX'ned
I until it closes.
j Those, win) have seen the fair will
never regret it, those who have not
sii'ii it, w ill never again hchold its
espial. It is representative in the
j highest degree of American push,
enterprise and skill, and hasnttractitl
! the attention of every civilized eoun
I try to ours, and to'thegrent city of
j Chicago, to whose energy and public
'spirit its siufess has la-en very largi'
ly due. c. K. Kindt.
AtlHtlniHtratwr'i .ottce.
N
O'I'ICK ix IiithIiv kivvii thnt the under-
Comilv ('cinrt or tlie Kline ol re n. lor
WhbIiiiiuIuii riMiiity, ndiuiuiHtrKtor of tlie
i-Hiiite of Ha in net ('. Huulr, Ixtely doceaMnJ.
All thiiiih liHviri; rliiiiu RKr.iimt wiiii
rHtatii will nrtou'iit tlio -Bin tj ice n. the
ofllue of 'iLomim ). ilmulimyii, in lliln
boru, Ori'Kon, williin mx in uiilm from ttiia
date, mill all Triiin know ,n theuiHelvin
imli'liled to itaiJ rntiite will nixk-i iinmeJi
al imyinent. .1. '.. COKKV,
Actio ini'iti nt or of the enlut-j uf Humnel (!.
HniitiT, Ui'ti.l. I '1
.Notice C Fin ul Sef iiieiit,
N'O I'fCF. I- hi ieliy iy. 11 thnt A. llohumn.
nduujiislri'lor of the estate of C. V.
Hurt, di ceased, linn tiled his dual nroonnt
as such eduiiiiistrntor iu the Csmnty Court
if the Ktme of (Ireuon for WnnhiiiKlnn
oountv, ntid Unit a nd Court ban fixed Halur-
day. Noveu Is-rllth, ISnl, at tbe courtroom
HHI.IIIFf'H Ml.i;,
1Y virtue of an execution lamed out of
the Count) t'ou. t f the State of I lie
lion , for Wiihiiiton ooiiuty, iu favor of K.
( hulls, 111 nnd aoainst Julm K. (iomlie snd
A. I'. Wilkea. for the aum of liVi ml ('. S.
no Id coin with interest thereon nt the rate
of In er cent, per annum, from the ,ith day
of Kehrnarv, ls:rj, and fur the further mini
of tis.tr. cosia, nnd for $'i.un attorney
'ees, and for the eoatt and exs uses of aale
and of anid writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and In purmi
nuoe of mud jink'nietil, 1 will, on Mondav,
the l.ltli dav of NovemlT, Istl.i, nt I he south
uar of the Courthouse, ill Ulllslior.,, Wash
inutoii county, Oret011, nt the hour of In
o'l'liK-k A.M., of hh ill day, sell at public
miction to the highest bidder for oasu, the
follnwiiiL'-deM'rihed renl proNrty, to-wit:
beuiutiinu nt n Mimt on the east line of the
Isaac 1 eisey doiinlion lain1 claim, in town
hip 2 north of rnii'je 4 west of Willamette
Mertdian, in Wnshmuton roiinty, Orixon,
!.l'tPlij chaiiis Koiilh of the noilhenHt ooruer
of said fieisev olaim: tltenoe went Ul in
eliaiiM to the center of the ootinty fm&i 1
thence eontll IN devreen ;) nnnntea mat in
aaid nouiity Mad S.4S chiiiim: thence eaat
,"s,,',4 elouiia to the east line of anid leiaev
claim; thence mirth onnaident lute of naid
I'biini 7. .'-si, cliains to tbo plaw of lx"uin
liiiill. ouiilaininu 4'i ;tii lil aurna, to aatisfy
Ilia tmreinbxforfi nanii-d sunn, aiu for tllf
nmla and nH-n of anid aalv, Haid prop
rrt rwillbn a il.l aubji'ct to rcdi-uiption as
s r statute of t Irpifiin.
Witni'sa my band this lllli day of Ooto
b r. s:u. II. V. KOU1),
Jil-'.'t Slu ritl of Wasliiniitou (Viiinty. Or. I
IE o IES I
,t.t .. t.:..t. .. in o ni -
1 UK. s M n 1 1 1. it 1 1 1 is. rwi.1 ni ,11111,11 I',-, Ii :-. l-t .1 II i in i un 1 1 i 1
n
stacks w ith price underneath in
chance to purchase gisv
ds at New
l'ortlmul, Orcffon.
s
AtlmiMiir.iltr' Nule.
IV
Y virliif of hii urik r ilii.l i!eor. of Hie
iXniutv I'l-url of WHMhuiu'ian fsiuntv.
.irea-m, inmle Mint iMilrrtsI ltuinlr H. IWM,
nu'hi-riiin nnii iliri.tnij me uieke mile
of the real estute Im-.ii 41 uir to the e ititie ut
Williiiu Hill, 1)1 "S'li-etl. i will on Knti.tdv
tli 4l h iIav ut Novi'inb r. svi. nt the hour
of 1 ii'i'lock of Maid itsv, nt the viuih iloixr
of tlie I Vnrth ilUe, 111 Itlllslhir.i, ( Iretfull, Nell
nt j, ul, lie H in" urn 10 the bilirst bidder, the
fnti'iwniK-ileserilii-J renl ,i.iS'Jtv, to wn:
The ensl Imlf of the uurlliwest qimrier of
eecliiiii 4. towimhio I imrih, isiiv'" I west of
tho WillMiueiiB Min.liHu. 111 WiHhiiiutuii
roinil v, 1 Irej.m. Vn,is uf ante, one third
of I lit? piirchiiiki priu cxali 111 hand, une
thiril in otiu vtnr, end one third in iwi
yeiirs, ounhn-r hnviuit the iiririleue of
l-nviuj wore iih if he desires. UefvrreU
puvuieiiia to Ixwr iiiti-n st at the rnte uf H
x-r cent, prr HDuniu, i i,. I to lie ibH.'urd by
uiiHlnsue 11 11. 111 the hurl s.,1,1. t'ouvevnn
ors tu lie nt lli n,-ne of the ,ilri'liaer.
i'liled nt llll:l oio, lr , Ihialk't. A, 1SJ.I.
W. l WIKJD,
Adiiiiiifslrntnr of the uMie of Willimu Hell,
deoenstnl j '.'J
SI Ml!0S.
Iu the Circuit ( onrt of fie S;nte of Orcein
fur Washington (Uiunty.
Oiinie l'.iiierick, il:imti!f. 1
v.
(ieo. Kiueiick. ilefeudxnt.
ToUeo. Kinerick, the ahove-naiiieii defend
ant:
IN the -mine of the Soile of Orison, you
arehen-liv reipiirej to iiinr and nim
wer the i-oin,liiint tiled nunmsl you in the
nhove entitled oonrt end nuuse. on or lu fore
Monday, the ilh day of Noveinler. 'M,
thnt heiuu the llrst day of the Ural term of
the nla-vu entitled court next emioeeilinif the
expiration of mx wisska iiulilioalioii ol
thia auiiinioiiit hiii you. If yon tall an to
apxiir Rnd answer the phiinlirl will apply
o me uouri lor inu r.iier ueiiinuueii in the
eonipliiiiit, to-wit: A dissolution of the
lion lis or niatrilnoiiv exisliuu U-lween the
nlamtilf and defendant. and that the plninliU
ue niiuwi-u 10 resume Her maiden dhuk.
Ihiaau una in ord-red to lie puhlnhed
III the llllUlioi-o Inpkpkniirnt, a weekly
newnpaper puhlisheJ in Hillshoro. Wnfh-
inutoii t-oniity, Onvoti, f ir nix (nil weeka
hy order of Judge I. A. Mcllrule, jndne of
me oisive 0 -art, made the .'lid day of Octo-
iM-r, sh. o. il(),M AN,
J'-'--''r' Attorney for I'lnintiff
In the f'ircuit ('onrt of the Ntuteof Oregon,
ior v aaniiiKion l ouuiy.
Kirjiua White, pUintiff, 1
v. V
Geo rue White, defendant )
To Oi or titu, the above named da.
fendant:
1. tne uawa of tne Mate of Oregon, yon
are hereby required to Hpienr in the
hImivc tinmed Court, in the nhove entitled
stilt, nml aiiawer the nnmplaiut therein
tiled auniiMt you. by the '.'7th dav of Noveru
tier, 1 s;i.t, which is the tirst day of the next
term of anid 'onrt followmu the eiiuration
of the time presoiihed for the pulili jiilion of
thia suinnioiia, and if you fail ao to answer
for wnnt thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
tne l oan for the relief demanded in amd
complaint, to-wit: That the marring and
ninrriuua oontrnot now existmn between
yon and lbs plaintiff lie uiasolred, and for
juauiiuiil aKuinst you for the ooata and dia
Uiimeiiicnts of this auit, and that anob
other and further decree may be made a
may ue equiinnie.
'1 Ilia uuuiiona in putiliahed auaiuat yon
by Tirtue of an order made and dnted the
llth day of OotolHr, IS'.i,!. hy Hon. 'I'. A.
Mullri'le, jildie of the alxive named Court.
'M-M THUS. tl. TONUl'K,
Attorney for I'lnintiff.
sinjioxN.
In I ha Circuit Court of the Htnte of Oregon,
for WiiHbiiiKlou County,
M. M, Wnttn, plaiiitilT,
v.
illy i
John Wiltront, K lU'i katead, N. C. I,
and W. M. ller. delendatita.
To E. Iteckstend, one of the above named
defend anta:
IN the name of the Hlnte of Oregon, yno
are hereby required to nppenr in the
above n Hiued Couit nnd answer the rom
plaint tiled auainnl yon in the nlsive entitled
suit by Monday, the a7lu day of Novemla r,
sil, which is the firat day of the term of
wild Court follow inu the expiration of the
time prescribed for the publication of thin
luminous. And if you fail o to answer, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will npply to tbe
Court tor the relief therein prayed for, to
wit : That n certain deed made bv John
Wiltront nnd wife in your nivor, dated
August l.",th, l!t, and recorded OII UItn hi
of book :is of Keoorda of I)cik1 for WuhIi
intou ootinty, Oregon, for the Nouthweat
of section 111. township 1 north, raue 4 wet
Willnuiette Meridian, lie act imiile as fraud
ulent and void 11a against the plaintiff, and
that aaid land Im U tn p ly the olain.a of
pUintul as set f .lib in the complaint, and
theeoata and disbursement of thu nil-
and lli.it Hilrh other mid further decr.e be
ninde as may lie equitable,
I his siiuiiuoiiM 1 m-rved upon yon by pnh
licition iu pursuance of nn order made by
Hou. T. A. Mullride, iude of tlie above
named (V.urt. ninde and dated oil the U'th
dav of October, s.H.
THOMAS II. TONfil E.
Attorney for I'lniniiff.
llef I'lii 11 1 Kfttlemfiit.
VOTU'K is lierabv t'ivi u that tb nnder
11 aiunrd Mi-cntor of ths last will and
testament of Jso.ib Ileasa, demiaand, baa
ai'ooutii f.ir fttiiil aftili'iiirnt in tbe Comity
('i.nrt of tlie St it of Oregon, for Wnabinu
ton foiitity. and that anid conrt hia fixed
Monday, tbe lirb day of Noren.ber, .'l!t:l, at
tbe rourlh nie of anid county, at 10 n'olork
A. M. of aaid day an tbe tune and ilac for
tbe final bearing of anid matter and ll
aetilement of anid estate.
I'Hted October II, sll, ( -
( K. llf-HiK.
fieoulnr of the l i.it will and teatament of
JnO'ib Iti'Sati, diwenaed.
t .,1 .i 'ri.ia
plain figures, each stack containing
York cost and save freight, (roods
2 f -2 S
THE LEADING OflOO HOUSE
TIIIl
HlLLSDORpPHiLgMAg-Y
CMrehll U ervis.in h rxsii.nn-d pli eii i;in ! Aivutitc ,li-nnsin l,v nun-(-eu-nt
and painstaking phnrmacii-le '
The IliMsUiro Pliarinai v or iels its ilrues from tin- linwt lelial 'i- ni.'.iiiif.ii ttit. ri
nnlv, and in Ihoroiighlv supplied with every iriUiiii' tnsfsj..) ry for properly 101 din t
htff ft tirat-4-lass pres.ri liiiii business. Tin- proprietor an- eer w.iti'lilol tl,,it tlie
moet-approvtsl latest reiuc lns mc i-ontiniiallv Is-iim ad.Ksl to the Mix k as the seii'inva
of inisli. ine and pli.u inacv advaii-'e. lU-iin; s -.-. I of pn u!i:r Mdvatituera in pur
i liasmn its eiippliee, o inn to its busiiu rule of tikm ( Irnde ilus-oniiis .,i ush fr,,in
the liet houses, tin- n l.iil pii' are iiuisnpu iil lv loarr llian lloee ul 111.1-1 1 1 1 s j n M
dr iu stores.
All tho lea.lini! artiilesi.f 1 1 K I '( i i ISTS' sl'MK!KS, inclu.liiig the I'INKST
PKUKL MKS, TOII.l.T AUTICI.KS, ltltl'SllKS, Sl'tlM.KS, KTl'., ie on display.
A larv: and ex.rlU ut iissoi tim iit of SPI-XTAt I.KS mi, l: Y K-t i I. ss(-;s i,
also on hand,
PATKXT MKI'll'INKS of all H.pular kind, abt av. in t.ak.
The lltlet WIM s and l.ltjL
THE HILLSiSOKO FHAKMACY,
Union Block,
IF YOU WANT TO HIRE
GO
Liifery
Wlicrt' you will llntl (lie Wsi Ten in s (hat mti Im li.itl
IN INLLSHOHO.
EVERYTHING
Cor. Second and
FIVE
1 liavo Mil-di hied
into lots ol 10 11
inaiiiicr that each
TEH MS OF SALE TO SUIT rUHCHASEH
This Siih-tlivisioii is miles cast Ironi
Hillsboro and VI west from Portland.
The land is natural prairie, so there is
no expense for trniMilnir.
J. A.
Masonic Temple,
THE HILLSBORO
Are now making a First-Class
STOCK AND COMMON BRICK
.. at their ..
WORKS, near . . - NORTH SIDE ADDITION
IMPORTANT PUBLIC
The largest sale of Dairy C itlle and Hoisi s e ver made
in Wasliiiitnii County.
lairymen and Farmers,
ATTENTION !
XOTICK is liciehy Riven that
1 mini ilillllllll, i UK
I'air (rounds, at IlilMiiiio,
County,
Wednesday,
The followiiig-descrilied Personal Property:
UeiiMnTd llolslcln mild cons.
( ItcsMmMl HoMcln hulls, and .J years
200 Head lirst-rlass milch cons mostly
ii i i i.
IIOIS1CIII.
lOJIoad I ami J-.vcar-old licilVrs, llolstchi ami lil-li-grailc.
10 Yoke Mork oxen, wit Ii .yokes ami chains.
20 Head nock horses, uel-hlna; Ironi 1200 to It 00
pound.
lOTtvo-horse wnisons, :i W and : axe.
. Sets donhlc work harness.
Sale to commence promptly at c,
until nil the almve
TERMS OF SALE !
A credit ofsix months will he iriVlWI. Plil'i'lniwoe
to el vp sood notes with apjiroved secnrltv, pa.vahle
in six months froiii day or sale, dranin-'interest at
the rate or 10 per cent, per milium. A discount or 2
per cent, nlll he allowed lor rush.
The aliovc lot of Caitli
iupi isr
'i;.. tt t., i .
1 ii -.. .ftll ll.ll ll'vll I ITCI.lilS -( I' '(' It
till fl 11 Ii 1 1- l.,. . .. I ... I I ,- .
. . .,, , , "
now giving milk. I lie remaindi-r
v mi ii ii-.ini .1,1' i .ue ursi
,. .,, " '" "iilllll ill' IH Al
(UN'S. DairVtlH'Il Wl 1 III VI r h-ivr. ntii.llw.r I I
, .. ' "
Iplenish their herds with first class st,K
, 'ei.. i ......
iiic uorses ate all well broken, well scav.ncd. woik Imiv-s.
T. R. CORNICI.IL'S. Owner.
I.AIJI) 4t TII.TOX, Mortgagees.
FIRST NATION' A I, HANK OP IlIU.SUORi) Mctgie.
t. s. iv is. p. coic,'r.i.n's, Mottyu.s. o
11 I'll
' 1'tl.lH
Hillsboro, Oregon.
A GOOD LIVERY TEAM
TO THR
FIRST-
CLASS.
(iootl Drivers.
Washington Sts.
OAKS
(lie l ive Oaks
Tn nil
11 I 20 iicits in
such
tract fronts a
ro;il.
REID,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
STOCK BRICK CO.
the nn.lersinr.l will sell
at
IHIK'Sl llil
ler, at tlie
Washitieton
Ortou. on
Nov. 1, 1893,
oM.
i-, to ;.s
o'tlm k A. M.
sten k is sold.
and continue
.-,; ilif d lii ., . i, 'J' .'. Corn'1
. .
1 1 I , V li .1 ' I h .! i
. i , .
i .i in !i( i d im ii,
. . . . r .. i. .. i
' v...... 1. I'l . llll II ill L
will -ill I... o. i i .
- i lass iii;,rli t ..
11 "I'l""1 ) or-e tins in re
k
supplied iu r.i'ssul n kne
Sale!