The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, December 19, 1895, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'.County Official Paper. The Only Denaoeratie Paper la Wash ington County. ISSUED EYEttY THURSDAY BY . The ArW MMiit Comuj. - r - SGRSCRIPTIOM raiosi 81 ngle copv five cents. Ono year, 1 .00. . I . d Mnh Tbrs months 35 centa. Entered at the Post-omce at Hillsboro, Oregon, us second-clus mail matter. J. -il.-ll-L-l-l-li UI...L THURSDAY. DEC. 19. 1895. t AN AMERICAN MESSAGE. Tho.se people who have s badly been wanting an "American" policy. in the administration can now have, It. President Cleveland, ever con- j scrvative, has waited until the time ; was ripe for expression, and 1 ue day sent in a special message to congress, touching on the Venejue lan question. It was distinctively American, devoid of jingo, full of fact, and vet not Bensational. Even tin republicans in the sanafe ap plauded, led by Chandler. The document was such a one as is rare ly sent to the legislative bodies from a president, and it puts the party now. clamoring a1out the adminis tration's weak foreign policy, figura tively speaking, "over a barrel." If congress "endorses the message, it endorses the execution, it indorses the democratic regime to a great ex tent. If it refuse to act on the sug gestion it wilt be evident that all which has been said by its mem bers was for effect only. It was a good message, from a sturdy Amer can, American in tone, and it is now timely that jack-knife republi can editors tell us the president ia a good duck hunter. ; , The Grand Jury, recently dis charged did riot follow their prede cessors in at least one thing. The old'structure which stands back of the court house, and which is used for the detention of accused while awaiting trial, hns so many times been condemned by such bodies with the same result, perhaps this one thought it was time to dispose of the annual chestnut, and save breath. Of course the county needs a jrtil. To support such a pen as riow exists is inconsistent with the progression which marks the man agement of all other county busi ness, and in a county of over 15. 600 people, is ludicrous as well as unsafe. If prisoners are left out of the celjs for art hour, without hav ing a guard, in that hour they easi ly could cut through the old shell and be in camp miles away, as did those who took f renrh leave las summer. As long as such places must be maintained for the follow ing of the statute, let them at least be safe and comfortable. As a matter of fact, Cleveland's message on the Venezuelan affair was a political move, insofar that it was proper, politic, American, and entirely expedient. It was not to twist the British lion's fail, but a justifiable alarum, calling to the nation the fact that a principle to the people, very dear, was about to be brushed aside in the endeavor of an European power to claim dispu ted territory on American soil by virtue of its superior strength. The president hns stated the matter in manner devoid of bluster, and the rising generation can now perceive the fact that patriotism is some thing on which bo political party has a corner, as not a few in each community endeavor to teach. How must the spirits ot Jackson and Lincoln on each other beamed on hearing republican plaudits to a democratic president's message! If Congress follows the sugges tions of Cleveland ns to the Monroe Doctrine and the rehabilitation of our national currency system, it will lie but republican endorsement 1. . .. , of administration ideas. If they do not, it is safei to say they will do nothing. Inasmuch as the repub lics ns have persisted in saying the democratic party has done nothing, it will be a hard matter for them to explain, either of the two conditions which will obtain in next campaign, to wit: why they followed Cleve land's advice, or, why they idled away their time. "Allen 0. Thurman," "The Old Roman," is dead. The country hoe lost a profound and loyal states man and tha Democratic party, a promoter and protector. It was ueh men at Allen G. Thurman wfio loroved to the cOmrnrin wealth Mint luero crn yet w poruy in ; politics nmlhoiior in statesmanship. V, ... ,, . . j I? rt n, ...... n (hi. 11 hflM lltH 1 i-yi - uiuiij j.is? "no iv vv' - in democratic councils, and his was a clear head at all timed, and in all j emergenctrt. Twit honmi irw linn ltrotn Al- C W Cklell ef nx to M E ehnrch at IM1 ihe cotmci.iry line uuween ai-,i0Vfll7lMq ft Be0 13t lsr4 wtl fteknn territory and Canada will ! T ?' Thompson et ux to VUm A Illld- ' . , ,, , i 'rd 70 it iee 841 t r 4 w lrl cause no particular trouble be- DiedrU-h v. tllcra et ux to Thoa D ' lim tweett tho two nations. it ..,'11 -K.- 'gettlod petahlv, and in due course I r , I -. f 4 ! T 1 111 Hnl 1. ......... lut Ul uiur. lb nui nvi, iiunrvci im the policy of the United States to fit idly by and see England estab lish the line to suit herself. j The quadrant case will through the efforts of Senator J. H. Mitchell and his colleagnea. doubtless lie . advanced on the calendar so that its final disposition will be made before the Supreme Court early next spring. Thin i good news for quadrant settlers Levi P. Morton is in the race for the republican nomination for President. The Ahous hopeu he will be the man. Democrats who hope for any chance for victory wish for no better man than Mor ton in the coming campaign. The State Democratic central committee will hold a meeting at Portland on January 7th. Hon. S. B. Huston is the member from this county, and is also a member of the exoutive committee. COUNTY NEWS CORNELIUS. ' Wm Porter, the nurseryman, did busi ness at Portland Saturday. A A Phillips and two daughters visit' ed the Grove last Saturday. John Neep and son are cutting wood tor busbauer Bros this winter. : A A Phillips' family are up and well again. The box supper given by the Populist club on last Saturday evening was well attended. Lee Hoffman. Web Philiios and Geo Sanders are cutting one hundred cord of railroad wood for V T Phillips. . A Bunning, our liveryman, lost a val uable dog one day last week. It was poisoned by eating salmon. Dr Clark .Smith has been kept quite busy the past three week with his diph theria patients but all are improving at tins writing. Born, To the wife ot M H Henderson a II lb boy. Mother and child are get-i ting along nicely. A son was born to the wife of Isaac Pizer on December 8th. Warnie Lee did business at Hillsboro on Wednesday of this week. Miss Addie Lee, of Cornelius, is at present working in Hillsboro. A Bunning made a flying trip to North Yamhill Tuesday, Wm Freudenlhol and Cbas Dodds left yesterday (Wednesday) for San Francis co, California. . A great many are taking -chances on the Nick Freemen gun, soon to be raffled. SOUTH TUALATIN. J M Simpson butchered eight hogs last week which averag d about two hundred and fifty pounds piece.- John Stewart intends to butcher this week if the weather does not continue too strong. After the heavy rain Saturday it com menced to snow and continued to snow and continued most of the day Sunday, Messrs Piper and Penny gave an en- ! joyable party at Berkhalters ball Friday ! night. The attendance was not very ! large owing to the extremely wet weather. night Andy Jack, of Farmington, who is on the jury at Hillsboro, stayed at Mr Simpsons on Wednesday night of last week. Mr and Mrs J B Stewart visited at Martha Jack's at Farmington on Wed nesday of last week. John Simpson Jr and Wood Johnson went to Dilfey last Sunday duck hunt ing We did not learn what success they had. Mrs Lindhold has been quite sick sev eral days with a heavy cold. Some of the Farmington voung people are going to assist in the Christmas tree at this place. BEAVERTON. Mrs F M Hobers has purchased the Magee place and moved into the house which is on the property with the calcu lation of having it finished and painted. Mrs Robinson and children were vis iting at Reedville Tuesday. Some Portland friends of Mr and Mrs Klink are visiting with them at Beaver ton at present. an auu ana i rayior are mi present vis kin hr duain m ruani,.,- . .i .. ". , . . The rainfall has been copious for the past two weeks and quite a snow fell on Monday and Monday night, the first to lie on the ground this season. T B Tucker is now out on the streets but is yet using his crutches which he often touches lightly. The literary society did not meet last Saturday evening on account of the rain and muddy roads. CENTERVILLE. The flag pole at the school house fell during the wind storm last week and broke into several pieces. Miss Carrie Wren, niece of Michael Wren, came out from Portland Friday! Jesse Cornelius is very low; he can on Jy speak in a whisper. j Wm Bagley killed his hogs Tuesday. 'There Is not much new to b gleaned tms ourg a toe mow keep everyone i Mrs Fanuie McCurdy it down with .. - tae quinzy. Real Eitate Transfer. f M rflT.ttiirv or n tn A kill fawn T.nm. I ber Co ).j a W Bronson die t 8 n r 8 w pure?" w h i uoa i . nri uirusroi $ouu James Cotrleld et u x to K J Tibbita w i " -WHtw .Knvirons 400 Andrew E Anderson' adinr, to John 4 1... U Oi! 1,11. 0' ........ ,.... Anderson Its 5, 6, 7, 8-3ti blk S3 Went Tort- 1 .1 V illaiuette Heal Estate Co to Janette Hawkins It 4 11K 40 Cornelius 8nO Eva a Osborn and lib to 0 E Ootithir n el n w iaeeS t2ar t w 1000 John J Ward etuqto I,nmont D Corhett t sees 10-24 1 1 s r 4- w 100 8 E Craig et nx to FHrinlngton Cream ery Oo J a Felix Landess d 1 c 1 1 a r 'i w Willtuni W Trnsdell et ux to ChrWto- P"" J eaae US a 8 P Taylor d I c t S a r V A Billion et nx to J J Morjrim r I d 1 c of John Johnson it wf t 3 u r 8-4 w $13300 U MaKK'tti et ux to W L Illoi-k et ux : 1.S0 a sw 28 1 1 a r 1 w f0 Wary D Ponioroy A hb to Ferdinand and KoKHlie Wnmlieke 108.14 a Kobt Wal ker d 1 c 1 1 n r 3 w $l!K10 T K I'orneliua hyn P Kortl sheriff to Alliert Verboort 254.21 a don T R Corne lius A wf 1 1-2 nrSw WHW.4I Morris Coier et ux to Antoinette Cooper set sec 20 t 1 s r 8 w $1 Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure. BY VIKTUK OF AN EXECUTION, decree and order of sale, issued out of the Circuit court of the state of Oregon, lor asnmgton county, in lavor ot I.. 1'. W. Quimby, nlaintilf, and against Lulu Posson, (iuy Posson and Win. M. I,:ull, defendants, for the sum of Twenty-Six and twenty-tive hundredths Dollurstfili.i.i) costs, and for the further tiimi of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, (floOO) V. 8. gold coin, with interest thereon at the rule ol Kit; lit (8) percent, per annum, from the 15th day of November, 1SU3, and for the further sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars (1150) attorneys' fees, and for the costs and ex penses of sale and of s.iid writ. Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursu ance of said judgement, decree, uud order of sale I will, on Monday the 20th day of Jan uary, 1896, at the soul li door of the Court House, in Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, at the hour of 10:00o'clock, A. M of said day, sell at public auction t the highest bidder for cash, the fol!owi;ig:dc scribed real property, to-wit : Lying, being and situate in the County of Washington, State of Oregon, ami more particularly known and described us fol lows, lo-wit: Beginning at a point twenty (20) chains soutnol tne JMortti line ol section I wel (12) Towushin Two (21 South ltange One ninety-live (1) West and Nioeteen and hundredths (19.95) chains West of the East hue oi said section, thence westerly and parallel with the said northern hoiioc!- ary line of said section Twenty (20) chains tbnnce southerly and parallel with the eastern boundary line of said section Ten (10) chains, thence easterly and rmr.illel with the said northern boundary line of said section Twenty (20) chains, thence northerly and imrallel with the said east ern boundary line of said section Teu(lO) cnains to the place ot beginning, con taining Twenty (20) acres to sulisfv the hereinbefore named sums, and for the costs and expenses of said .sale. Said property will he sold subject to redemption as tier statute of Oreirou. Witness ii v hand this ISth day of De cern her, lM).'). H 1 l' onn, Sheriff ef Washington coiintv, Oregon. S. IJ. Huston, Attorney for i'laintiff. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that all coiin'v warrants endorsed prior to Jiilv 22. I80,i. are now payable ill .tin) otllue ol tho county treasurer ami interest v. 1 1 1 cease on same after Metwm tor gU.-lellA. ' Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, Dec. IV, IKK. J. W. SAI'HNOroN, 30-tf i , ; County Treasurer ANDERSON & TUPPER, (Succes.,jr to C ft Mead) EXPRESS! Makes regular trips to Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re turning on Tuesdays, TliurKdayannd Sal urdays. All business entrusted to him will be promptly and carefully attended to. Freight and express rated reiutonahle. Leave orders with him, or at Lodford'x, oratTHK Aroits. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Washington county. Henry Brauer Plaintiff.) vs. Minnie Kuehnel and Frank Kuebuel, her husband, W Sutherland, Anton Wicke, A f 8 Wilcox, H A Klliott and Fl X Kuclijiid, Defendants j To .Vinnie Kuehnel and Frank Kuehnel, her himbnnd and F X Kuehnel, the above named defendants. TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF A Oregon, von are hereby commanded and reijuired to appear and Answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled court in the above entitled suit, on or before Monday tiie ltith day of March, A. ., ltftftj, the sanie beinuon tho iirst day of the next regular term of said court next following the expiration oi the time pre scribed in the order of publication of thia summons and if you fail so to appear uud answer suid complaint the plaintiff will adply to the court for the relief therein prayed for and demanded, ton it : ' For a decree that plaintiff have and recover of and from defendants Minnie Kuehnel uud Frunk Kuehnel, and of and from each of them, on a certain promissory note for $oU0 made and delivered by said Minnie and Frank Kueh nel on July 31, 1899, bearing interact at It) percent per annum, interest payable Helm annually, payable to plaintitt, on which $25 interest has been paid, and on a inort- f age given by said defendants Minnie and 'rank Kuehnel on the following described real property situated in Washington The south half of the west three-quarters of the northwest quarter of the southeast Suarter of Section Four, 'fowiiahiu Two, outh Hange one West of the Willamette Meridian, containing fifteen acres, to se cure the same, the sum of $585 and $100 attorney's fee, and interest thereon from this date until paid, and costs and disburse ments herein ; for a decree foreclosing said mortgage and ordering said mortgaged property to be sold and the proceeds ap plied to the payment of expenses of sule, costs and disbursements and attorney's fee herein and of said promisHOry note, and al so for a decree that the above named de fendants and each of them and all persons claiming by, through or under them or either of them, subsequent to the execution of said mortgage, be barred and foreclosed of all claim, interest, right, title, lien or equity of redemption save only the statu tory right to redeem in, on or to said mort gaged prein ises, or any part thereof, and for such other and further relief as to the court shall seem meet and equitable. This summons is published against you by order of Hon. Tlios.. A. McUride, Judge of the above named court made in open court and dated on the 6th day of Decem ber, 1895, J. li. Stoduakii, Attorney for Plaintiff. A Bargain. A neatly constructed 5 room cot- tage within 2 biks of business part lot, good woodflied, and two roomy closets in remdencf!. Alo pump in good repair. Goes for $61)0, ln quirt at tliis uffiee. J. C. CLARK, Washiiigton County's Popular Orupt, Will be Found in the Old Bowlby Drug House Forest Grove, Oregon. Special Bargains this week-in Holi day Goods, We are Cteiiif out our Call Early and WILEY & ICITY LIVERY STABLE; Cor. and and Washington Street, Is WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE IN HILLSBORO. EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVEBS, L. Fine Notice for Publication. " Lasd Orru t at Oaitooji Out, On. I Nov. 11, lWt,i. i NOTICE is hereby given thai the follow- i iiig-liumed settler has tiled not ire of! her intention to iiiuku iiiiui prooi in suji porl of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington county ut Hillsboro, Oregon, on Doc. 'Si, ItSJfl, vis: Julia Ami Beard, (widow of 1'. S. Heard, deceased) II. K. No. H47-.', for the Lots and 7 of Sec li T N 11 a W and K of S li Sec 1 T 2 X1UW. She mimes Hie following witnesses to prove liereolitiiHioiis residence upon and cultivation ol suid laud, viz: (l.:T. Hollisler, . of Greenville, Oregon. W. J, H. fJtiu-1:, " " . . ft. 1 West ;. A. I'liipps, " a-l-li ltonr.KT A. Maim, Register. Notice for Publication. La xii OiFii k at Orkuok City, Oit.i Nuv. 11, 1CU.M i NOT1CH is hereby given that the follow. ; ing-ni'ined settler has tiled notice of 1 his intention to make final proof in sup- j nort of his iilaini and that suid n roof will be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington county, at Hillsboro, Or., on Dec. SB, 19."), Vis: Mike G enter, II. K. No. TV.), for the N K Sec. 21 T 3 N It 4 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation nf suid land, viz: Fred Wolf, John Uiina, John Uaillie and Joseph Kreli, nil ol lluxton, Oregon. 34-0 ltnuKKT A. Mili.kh, ltegister. Notice For Publication. Land Orrn E it Obkoos City, Ob.i Aug. M. 18ie.f NOTICE is hereby given thai the follow-ing-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to uyike linal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made liefore the Keirister and Receiver I'. S. Land Office, at Oregon City. Oregon, on December 20, 1895, viz : ' Fred Burgdorfer, (onoiof the heirs-at-law of John lturgdor- fer, deceased) H. li No. 7810 for the' S U N W and N M H..W.J4 of Sec. 14, T 8 N R8W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Olave Johnson, Charles Mason, Ambrose Cox and Ulissa L. Creecy, all of Dixie, Washington county, Oregon. 34 Rohkrt A. Miixer, Register. Notice for Publication; Lamd Okkicb at Orhoom Cur, Or.I Nov. 11, 1895. f NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington countv at Hillsboro, Oregon, on Dec. 23, 1895, viz: ' Weinel Reihter, II. E..Ko! 7758, for the S E yt S E ,Soc 10, B Yi, H E and N E 4 8 K Heo 15 T 8 N,1l4W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: John Ilaillie, of Huxton, Oregon. John Biina, " ' MikeOenzer, " " Martin Ginkard, 11 " 34- Robert A. Miller, Register, Notice for Publication. t,An OrricE at Oreook Citt, Or.i Aug. 16, 1895.1 NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of hia intention to make final proof in hud port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver 1.1. S. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore . on December 20, 1895, viz: Fred Burcdorfer, H K. No. 7841, for the N of N E and N KofN W KofBecU, T3NR8W. He mimes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of suid land, viz: Olave Johnson, Charles Mason, Ambrose Cox and Ulissa L. Creecy, all of Dixie, Washington county, Oregon. 34-0 Rohkkt A. Miller, Register 1j"OR sale or rent, the proporty of H . Unternahror. Will rent al $4.50 per month.' Euqniro of L V Burckmocs. rP0 RUNT. A large cottage with three X lots in North side lots in North side addition at $5 per month, Enquire at this othe, Immense Stock at Cost Get Your Choice DENNIS, BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD V. BERCKMOE S, .. Watchmaker and Jeweler, .. 'Second Street, lUUaboro, Oregon, WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELRY SPECTACLES ETC. and Complicated Watch Repairing Satisfaction Unaranteed. I McNElI,, Kece ver. TO THE EAST .. . .Gives the choice of. ... TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROU T E S II 'hup, SPOKANE MINNEAPOLIS DENVER OMAHA ST PAUL KANSAS CITY LOW RATES TO ALL EASTERN CITIES Ocean Sieamtri Leave Portland Every Five ....FOR,... SAN FRANCISCO For full details call on or address: W H HUKLBURT, Gen'l Pass Agent Portland, Oregon ffcos, P. Oakm, Henry C. Pytu; Henry I'. Itoiise, liueioveri. ORTHERN Hl PACIFIC R n. R U N 3 Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars T. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH FAR 30 TO I GRAND FORKS CROOKSTON WINNIPEG HEUNA nd BUTTE TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW VORK I0ST0N AND ALL POINTS EAST Md 80UTH cific By For information, liini cnrrla, innpsnnd ticlvOta, enll on or write 6. CHSR'TSr, Gtnl. t& (OKI UNO ii" ' 5ft Morrison Street, Purest Drugs and Chemicals'. The Hillsboro Select Stock of Stationery. HILLSBORO CITY I. K Beef, Mutton, Kept Constantly on Hand. Highest : Mai let : Trice : Paid : for Cash Paid for Poultry. MAIN ST HEIST, IllLXSBOKO, ORICtiON. MhV l W'lflrAil lIn,i' vim lmvc PH'ii h Count Steel Cif !Uj (I II ttgUIl Mni.u'Y.I. by Count Cnrri & Wagon Co Const Carriiitfes nml ltiii(iien "Dcf AH l?CIVf Vl are Wt vuluo for lenot nunicy ; OUOl Vll Mdk till Discount on Pricea but no Discount on the (loouV. ' Particulars of Williunis Hros., Hillsboro, Ore., or M. M. Duvin, Assignee Conut Carriage A Wagon Co., Corvullin, Ore. T. Andrews, President. ANDREWS (Incorporated June 8, 181m. I ' MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN - ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBEfR. MOUNTA1NDAI.R, rTrniE buffet car route Si I Shortest HKTWKKX - PACIFIC COAST POINTS ... ST. PAUL, AM) THE EAST. Crosses both the Cusisides and the Rocky Mountains in DAYIJUHT, all'ofdiug pus. sengers ti opportunity of viewing the Grandest Scenery in America. Two trains daily from Portland ; one at 11 a. m , via Seattle, and one al 8:44 p. in.. viul. U.& N . hi ii) tspokane. Kims superb eiiuipnient, consist Ing of dining cars, nutlet library cars, palace and upliulstered tourists' slj eping ctiis. The builet ears are luar. veis of elegance and comlurt, eoiituining bath ruooi, iiarlHir ahop, easy chairs, ele, rn Twin sleatnsliips "Xoitliwesi" anil r.rumy lor me .:iim:uie i-oaiiu. I'eiron, leveuinii aim nuniiio in roiinertioii u ill, II,., I!..,., V.. hi I, lu;U. .... U ... li,,L..tu Vl in 'I II V U w'l'l.' k i SI II I' I'UMl'AN V and wijuy adrliginlal ci uiiu 'ueini iniorinuiiou e.aiwii r atiort'ss R. C. rtTKVKNS. (I. W. I. . (112 Front KlM Gentile, Wiish. CHOICE LANDS. FOR SALE! Any one leniring to pun-have a Fnrin or Town Property will do wull to . . READ - THIS - LIST. Hero Very Choice m Which Cheap :: Cheap For particulars enquire at this office, . ; ' Nol SO acres, adjoinliig city limits, sidewalk within ono block of property. 10 acres cleared, fluent quality of bottom land, 4 aenm honch, tine alto for building purposes, hoiiio timber on Name, Will aoll in a iMHly for ftMOO pnrt down, bal ancnou tlmu to suit purchaser. Or will subdivide no as to give part cleared bot tom and part bench, in pints from 2 to 5 -, acres, at ?l'4j per aiire. llere In a elinnee for a good noat little home which can lie made Nolf sustaining InvcNtigato before -aonio ono gota It. On tho market for . abort time only. - '...i ... ' No 2 10 acroB, half cleared, 1 acre boa- vordam. rest Hliwhod and sown to grass, no buildings, goes for II5 per aero. With- in two miles of HlliNboro. Torms. 8400 down, halanco in 8 yearn at to per cent. Or will sell 40 acre, of which above Is a part, at sumo price per nnro, including 13 acres of boavortluin iiiirl Hwatl cloarod, . No 3 128 acriw, highway runninor throinrh contor of place, 50 acres In culti vation; 2 acres in orchard, apploa, peara , and plums; 0 room housoj log barn, good well of wator; 30 acres of beaverdam, eaav to put In cultivatlonj jilaco well watorori by springs and crookj 100 acres under lunco; li miles from post ottloe, daily math; 1 mile from school hoiiao and si it miles north of llilJNboro, Goes cheap fo ' cash, mif A good corner lot on Mniti and t hird street. 7."x 175, with good building thoreon,su:italiU)foriii!rind of business, ft and In oxeell-int repair, will go at a bar gain for caah. Furl payment and balance on long time with aociirlty. , t Nos 12 acres; half cleared, balance in grass. Good house of four rooms; good ' own and outbuildings. Fine orchard of 50 trees and various other small fruits. 4 ..;.. '5 chickens 50 ducks, t-ltorse wagon, i seta single harness, good cow, 3 heifers t horse aud farm Implements. Bver.v ' thing goes for $65, cash in hand, Patent Medicines.! Prcrietary Articles.! Biiarmacy f - v rfti'tlriilar Annul, n l aid to I'hVHlriantr NriiiiouH niul Family Recipe. MEAT BKRST, Pmok Veal and Poyk : Fat : Cuttle, : Sbcep : and : Hoc D, W.Dorrance, Kecretary LUMBER CO. OREGON. and Quickest Lin MARKET "Xoithland" luive Djlulli every Monday ami ride free from the heat uud dual, Kur I irk. A. . C. DKXS WTON'.O. I", .t; T fJ!i I hird nt, 'oit nnd. Ore are soinn Properties ar3 Offered