.1
THE INDEPENDENT.
HILLSBORO
THURSDAY.
THE WHEAT YIELD.
The October report of the Depart
ment of Agricultural at Washington
says the Oregonian indicates a re-
duction below the average wheat
yield in the United States of about
one-sixth, while the quality U said
to have baea somewhat suparior.
Every section of the Union indicates
a reduced product, except the Mid
dle States, which increased about 2
per cent. The New England States
fell off -4' per cent; tlio South At
lantic 'States 2 per cent; the Gulf
States 27 per ceut; the inland States
8 percent; the States noifh of the
Ohio river 14 per cent; the States
west of the Missisippi river 27 . per
cent; the Pacific States nearly 2 per
cent. These 6gi.r-.fl3. point to a yield
of about 240,009,000 bushels. .The
yield in 1873 was estimated at 203,
000,000 bushels. The falling off in
the Pacific States is nearly all
charged to Oregon as California is
credited, and properly so, with a full
average yield. The report is based
upon the yield per acre in this State
and 9 perhaps nearly correct, but it
deemed by good judges here that
the surplus will bo quite as great as
in 1875, there having been a mush
larger acreage planted.
Improvements in Hilfsdoro Reedville
and Elsewhere.
L. Gosney is building himself a new
dwelling in Simrnou'a Addition to Hi'dsboro
east of Mitchell's residence.
Chas. Langhlin has put a new roof on
his dwelling.
L. ViUi.ms has added a new kitchen to
hi dwelling.
S. Q. Reed has finished his handsome
fancy stock barn at Rd villa at a co-it of
probably fr0rn $2,000 to $2,5!)0. Tho build-
in; is a circular structure 10') ft. in diameter,
well lighted with windows, with cupola and
an ornaraeutal entrance o . the south. Th
jfbarn in situated on the east side of the rail
way track.,
A farmer whose name we have forgotten
completed a neat dwelling Bouth of th
od farm near the depot. "
olm Landesi has built a large bam SI
-t Ivi on his place th's fall,
.dr. Hamilton of Boavertoti has nearly
..nishetl and has moved into his new and neat
residence at Beaverton.
i .. ,
Will Vote Id ..-'corporate.
A citizen of Teutonic descent who
has opposed incorporating llillsboro
vas trying to wmk that wick.hUv
crooked and trenchcrous sidewalk of
Cave's and Andersoii's cn that dark
jsitflit when the Orerjnniati concedt'd
Tiidtn's election, and just ns he
ma.li a heavy lurch toward '.he fence
ti keep fnm falling uifo tVc mud on
the other nid tlio end of a rail
lunged ferociously into his bread
basket. After ome cmsory remarks
he then and there took an obliga
tion 'o vote to incorporate, to make
Anderson reform his sidewalk and
remove his feuce. It would be well
if several other men opposed to the
progress oF the town wdre punchsd
in tho belly.
Was it F. F. Myers?
. We see by a. telegram in the Oreoonictn
that one F. STyers?', a compositor on the
ll'i-onl-l't am, was killed by the falling, of
the floor at a theatrical performance in Sac
ramento, California, on tho 18th instant.
Six others were killed and from 80 to 100
wounded at the same time. We suppose
thin to be the Frank Myers who in part
nership with W. A. Wheeler establisheel
the Forest Grove Independent.
-Thanksgiving Proslamatlon.
In accordance with the proclama
tion of the President, Gov. Grover
lias proclaimed Thursday Nov. 30th,
"as a day of thanksgiving and
praise to ALxiighty God the Giver of
every good and perfect ffitl'"
Accident.
Last Friday night Mr. M. Moore
of this place stepped off of tho wde
walk near Baxter's shop and struck
with his side on the plonk, breaking
oueof hisrib. Mr. Moore is plucky
however, and is up and around as
usual.
Thanks.
To Mr. II. Fickens for a box of ex
cellent Bellliowers. . Also we are
under obligations to J. J. Bruger
'or a basket of fine pears. Please
not do so any more. This ac
knowledgement comes late, but bet
ter late than never.
Please Observe,
When you write tV. the school su
perintendent of Washington county,
to address J. D. Rbb, at Forest
Grove, and you will save time and
trouble and your letters will reach
their destination.
Tne Minto Bridge Down
Tuesday while . Win. itay was hauling
stringers on the Minto bridge over the Tu
alatin belo town, the briiige fell into the
stream, making a complete wreck. Mr.
Hay's team was saved nnilijttreth
Bound to Have It Short, Sharp and
Decisive A Hillsbore Attorney
- In Trouble.
- To render the note which .we pub
lish below intelligible to our readers
we will explain by saying that it is
perhaps well known in .this county
that a couple, who could not couple,
who lived on the line between Wash
ington and Yamhill counties "split
the blanket" and the wife applied to
the circuit court at the last May
term in this county for a divorce,
which "iras rerulerly opposed by her
husband and although they quarreled
whenever they met during court
week they "made it up," paid their
attorneys and court expenses and
went home. All was now .lovely and
the goose was, etc. Tho turtle-dove
cooed to her mato aid the doodle
bug sang love songs to the festive
tadpole. . But such bliss could
not Iat forever, for in two brief
days this couple parted and the hus
band departed, whence this witness
deponeth not. And now comes this
letter from the wife to her former
attorney and talks in this kind of
style:
Yamhill Co., Oregon,
Nov., 11, 187G. )
- : 'Kir: You are well
aware, .sirrah! that you have bad
your pay for getting mo a divorce.
Now, Sir, I orilt'r you forthwith (or
soon ex J "to go font." Un.ler.stMnd,
oh? If you do not have it at-the
Spring term of court, I will mako.it
cost you dearly, and furthermore
will have you expelled from the bar.
Selah!
Our advice to tho attorney f? that
he cither procure that divorco or
leave tho country immediately.
Beavcrton:
Nov. 20th, 1S7-1.
List Saturday night and Sunday thin
co .it v as v 11 atloat a good time for duck
and leavers. The mud is fearful. Two whirl
wind got the xtwfj on the roa.) from Beav
crton to Ames Chapel last Monday. People
have taken totraveling the lower road alto
gether. The contract for building the Rob
uvion bridge across Fanno's creek has been
let to Alfred Davis, nt John Feaster,
Esq; is trying to yet uh a dancing school
here.
Father Griflin held divine service here
last S.ibuth, in fact his appointments ure
ever-1st. and 3d, Sundays.
Wood c-hopping at Mr. Ilornhurlcels on
Tuesday.
Mkcui L. Saloiicin.
Oyster Su;iicr.
Forest Grove Nov. ISth.
Emtotj Independent:
Tho Ladies Working Socit ty if. Forest .
( i rove will give an oyster supper mid sot-ia.
Me n Fri lay evening Nov. 21:b, at the i
College Chapel; for the benefit of the Con
orcf itioEal Church. All arc cordially irmt
cd. Mm. .T. t). Hobb. ,Sec.
Frsshst,
Tho iato rains hnvo raided the
streams ajid swales to an unusual
hight at this time of the year all
over tho county. Several culverts
and low bridges have boeti carrie.l
awav or are nil at. Tiio Tualatin
however 14 only just barely out of
its bank3 at this point
Brcivties
Dr. Price's horse fell on the side
walk near tho liverv etable the oth
er day,' which" was apparently a
surprise to both parties. Horses do
not have much respect for the digni
ty of the medical profession these
slippery times when the water ie wet
and Hayes and Tilden and Wheeler
and Hendricks are in a mit'ddle about
tho White House business.
Two of our townsman, a Demo
crat and ;a Republican bet $10 on
the result of the election in this
State and now that Democrat can't
sleep o nights. It is a long Lane
that has r'o turning, Henry, just
remember that.
Courtney Meek was seen Monday
morning with carpet bag in hand
hurrying toward the station. We
will surmise that he was bound for
tho "doubtful States" to help
squelch the Ku-Ivlnx and and elect
Hayes and Wheeler.
Carlos Wilcox gsts the latest tele
graphic dispatches and his watch is
safe. Donate that time piece to us
Carlos, as you will have no use for
two.
Mr. Cole, a teamster,, has rented
a house of Mr. Hart and moved his
family into it.
Mr. Gay and family have rented
and moved into Chas. McKinney's
house near Mr. Tozier's place.
Wm. Dixsoji has located at Hep
prer, Umatilla county.
J. J. Morgan's child was buried
with appropriate funeral services at
the Lewis burying ground. Tuesday.
Jas. Campbell preached - quite an
interesting discourse on Friday eve
ning last.
J. Heller lights his street lamp 6f-
nights .now and it, sends its cheerful
beajis far into the darkness.
Cct a Gcod Job.
Thfwasc-o conrty court has employed
Eneene P. McCormaek a gradnate of Paeific
University to survey and define the bound
ary" line between Wasco and Grant counties.
Cornelius
Nov. 19, 1870.
Many of our hitherto quiet neigh
bors have been thrown into a , state
of excitement over the Ochoco sil
ver m:ne discovery and contemplate
starting to the land of "shining lu
lucre" instanter, and should they
not be "soft soaped" the discount
on silver will soon take a rise.
Mr. J. It. Spencer has just re
turned from Nehalem, where he .has
been building a hbase on his new
rauch.
Mi. Get?. A. Guild has been pro
moted from the Secretaryship of the
Cornelius Grange to a first-class
clerkship in a mercantile store in
tliis place. George is a good boy
understands business, and goes and
does it.
This is the way they do it here:
Says A. to IJ. "Come up and take a
drink?" "All right," says 13. When
the last drop from the sparkling
bowl dissnppears, A. coughs and
says to B: "what say you, if we
draw our bet on the election? "All
right," says 1. and then they drink
again, and are made happy. Occa
sionally, however ai old bed-rocker
answertth, "nay verily," and then
the other fellow gotth oil aul
mourneth.
Humor has it that a lino of bot
is to be constructed to ply between
hero and Centerville, so that the
boys can come and get the "spark
ling fluid" without swimming thro'
oceans of mud.
A certain individual whose fami
ly is iu want bet everything he had
that Oregon would go Democratic.
Ho takes no -.newspaper. Another
who has not the means with which
to purchase sugar to put in his cof
fee, nor to buy shoes for his child
ren, thinks nothing of saying,
"Come up boys and take a drink."
A patent Ktone maker has taken
up his resilience with us, and now
our city fathers will consult their
best interests by paving o.ir streets
with "tono.
A fellow at my right, hand, who
has just finished reading about Dr.
Watts' lost oliico electorship mud
dle offers to bet a five-dollar l.at
that every pot-master in U. S. w ill
resign, before another nomination
for Kltctors is mads.
Gai:.r:: Ja.
T!i3 Grove:
Nov. 20, 1870.
Jacob Charwater while trying to
cross Gales' Creek lat Saturday
I with his team got into deep water
I i t i . i . if. r
uiiii u row ii'J. i uis i:i.iis. .ai. j
also dropped his pocket book into
tho stream but aff.erwar I found it.
it con',ainod notes, papers, etc.
Mt. IIiii!na:i's prop '.-ed watvliovrse
at the station will
Messrs. liuxton fc
bo feet.
II hies will aL;o
build a large -.s-arehou.se ui this sta
tion. A Chinaman is attending the dis-
! trict school here,' tho fVst public
school in the State where a China
man has attended school.
Ilev. Starr preached yesterday
evening at the M. K. church to a
large audientc.
The seats of tha Congregational
church are receiving v new coat of
paint which together with other
changes will delay the occupation
of the chureh for several weeks.
When completed this handsome edi
fice will lo k better than ever before.
Mrs. Ihiford has moved into her
new millinery shop. The building
is neat and adds to tho appearance
of the town.
wTherc was a social party at Mr.
Iloxtei's residence last Fri lay eve
ning wnich was as usual a festive oc
casion. Several of the bys overate
themselves however, and were sick
next day. One fellow ate only 8
pieces of cake and a pie or two.
Fob Scott has taken a land claim
near Marble Watts place.
Mr. Williams has moved his meat
market into the shop he bought of
Carey Clarke."
Chas. Stokes has just returned
from Coos Bay. He reports times
lively down there.
The assessment for city expenses
was 2 mills for the last year. The
previous year it was '2h mills.
.Loots.
Diliey.
Nov. 20th, 167G.
nigh water cn the Tualatin river.
Wagon roads impassible for teams
on Sunday. Tho water has gone
down to-day.
Parsons grist mill is stopped
from high water.
- A large average of fall wheat and
oats is sown here than usual and the
grain is looking fine.
K. Y. Z.
ed to Bradley .V RuJofson for the l t Pho
oraphs in the United States, and Vienua
Medal for the best in the world. .
. hid Montgomery Street San Francisco.
THE NEW LAWS.
From the Orqonlan.'
Jlelow we give a. list of the bills pissed by
tlc recent session of the Lefdslatnre and
which have been approved by the Governor:
BILL-S.
No. lSj'an . act to nineud on act entitled
an act to iitco'rnorito the town of JlarshfioM.
No. fll. nn act d finin4 and punishing the
crimes "of kidnapping and child stealing.
No. 50. nn act to amend section 14, title 1.
chapter 2S. general laws of Orejjou. tw in"
section fisfi, chapter H criminal code publish
ed in 1H7I. by authority of tha Legislative
Assembly of the State of Oregon.
No. fS. An act to repeal an act entitled an
act to provide for a State Geologist, to define
his daties and to fix his salary; appiovcd
Octolx-r 21th. 1S72.
No. 7.1, an act to provide clerical aid in
the office of State Treasurer.
No. 17, ai act to incorporate the city of
North t-r jwnsvillo, in Linn County State of
Oregon.
No. an act to provide a Hoard of Canal
Commissioners for the canal and locks at
the Willamette Falls, and to otherwise refl
ate the passage of xtcamlioats and other
water -rift through the name.
No. as, aa act to provide for the impropri
ation of mony ti pny bills with accrued in
terest tiiereon, for printing Kejoit 01 inves
tigating Commission, Bf.Toiiited in pursu
ance of Seim 1 Jciut Jl-'solution No. 27,
passed at the bixth jt g alar KfKsion of the
Legisdathe Assembly of the State of Oregon,
ls70. , v
No. 1S8, nn net to incorporate the city of
Astoria, in Clatsop Connty Oregon.
No. IS, an act to amend chapter 3f. mis
cellaneous laws f the code of 1872. ns com
plied by Lafayitte L ine and Matthew P.
Deady.
No. 21, nn act to authorize Jacob Fleisch
n rto tstabli.sh water wciks iu the city of
Albany.
No. 4 t. nn ac t to provide for the anpport
and government of the Uutvvrsity ef Ore
gon. -:
No. 51, an net to provide section 3o, title
111. tdiaptt r 1, eodo of civil procedure, gen
eral laws, as complied by Matthew P. Deady
and Lafayette Lane.
N . ':t. an act to repeal section 8( of jtn
act entith d an act to provide for tho public
printing and tlistiibntion of the laws and
journals. Approved June 30, H.7., and also
hi act ameiid.ttory thereof approved Octo
ber 1S70.
No. Hi, an act to provide for the educa
tion of deaf mutes..
No. s:l, nn act supplemental to an act en
titled an act for the construction i f a wagon
road up the South bank of the Columbia
River from near the mouth of Sandy. Mult
noiii.'th county, to the Dalles, Wasco c uiuty.
No. 101, an act to repeat nn act entitled
an act to provide for the construction of a
State Capitol UuiUing; approved Octolcr
l.. 172.
No. 111. an at to provide f r the main
tenance and reg ihitiou of the Oregon Insti
tute for the blind.
No. 12", nn act to amend flection 17 title
3, chapter 57, miscellaneous laws of ihe
State tif )reg.n. as compiled by Matthew
P. Deady und Lifayette Line.
No. 127, au act to provide for the con
struction of locks on the Yamhill Livt r, at
Lafayette, tud to regis! tfe toJU thereat.
IIoCsK rn ls.
No. S, an act t provide for a penn incut
location ef tho couiityse.it of Jake county.
No. 2, an act to than ;e tl.u location of
th county seat of Josephine county.
No. ;:t, an act relating to. and legalizing
the election of Justices of the Peace fcrllon
uiouth preciiut. Polk county.
No. I, an act to amend section 17, title 3,
chapter ;12. miscellaneous laws of Oregon,
relating to liens 011 boats and vessels.
No. pi, an aef to amend section J. Af chap
ter 12, iniicel!aiieous htws of the State of
OrcLon. ri I'ttiitg to in -ters.
No. 110. nn act to incorporate the town of
Drv-vinvilliV
No. 21, an net to appropriate- money for
p:iynieut of the mileage and per diem, and
other necessary expenses of the Legislative
Asscinlily, arid to provide fund ; for that pur
pose. No. 3 r.n at entitled nn art relative to
trail.-; and watei '.-nurses.
No. SUf an act t!i incop n -lie the town of
If illsholo.
N-. Hi, :.n act to a'uend section I, chapter
3, mi.,ccnaneons laws of Oregon.
No. S I, an act t amend an act entitled an
act t. ii;iirove the breeds of slice.
N. 'Jl. an a-t I 1 a-nend 8 cti. n . j 'll S
titl d K 1! ii'Nr 15, of t elo f ci.-l ir.
rci!.iir of the Shite of Orejjr-n. r Iltinj to
the sale of ir)ierty by exi.c-uiors of admin
istrators. No. 112. an r.ct to rp'datc tho fial of in
toxieatin;.; liquors to minors and others.
No. 22, nn act t1"' fdi ;lori. the United
Sfutcs to on -leiiiii and appropriate l rivate
Iropcrty for puhlhr uses within tin's State.
N.. Ul. an act to amend se tioii 11.
title 1, chapter 20. miset llaneons l.wsof
Oregon relating to the fees of otli-. rs and
tlu r persons, as fompih-d by Matthew P.
Deady and Lafayette Lane.
No. -1 1, si -net to arneml aoeiion 112 and
4:1, title J.V: t-liiipter 1, code of civil proced
ure f f the State of Cregon, relating to at
twfhmerifs. No. "7. an act to create roads of public
easement.
No. a.i, 1111 act imposing certain tint us on
the Governor of the St;, te.
No. !;, an act to provide for the payment
of the interest on tlio toiiiity awl Relief
Bonds of the State of Oregon. .
No. l'", an act rel.itim; to the .relocation
of the count- Kent of Polk county.
No. an act to provide for a tax to de
fray the current exoorse of the state and
to pay the indebtedness thereof.
No. 1, an act to provide for the ordinary
expenses of the St-Ue efrvernm'iit and other
general and spcrifa; appropriation.
No. 3:1, an act for the relief of Grant coun-
No. 81, an cct to incorporate the town of
MeMinnvilie.-
No. 1;, an act to prescribe tf:e amount of
damages in case of injury or destruction of
lr(pi rty by persons in tho cm Inet or unn
aemer.t of a steamboat o other water craft.
No. V, an act to legalize defectivo acknowl
edgements of conveyance. ...
No. ll.". an net to amend section 54, title
0, chapter L of the general taws of Oregon,
a eojfpiled by Lafayette Lane and Matthew
I'. Deady. relating to nerving of ri nam ns.
No. b"S, an act to authorize and empower,
the Catapooi.i Boom Company tt construct,
nfainfain act keep a Jsjoto or boofcis upon
the Calapooia Creek.
No. 1 1 1, an act for tho relief of Justus
K rum be in.
No. G". an act to. amen I sections 1 and o,
chapter oO. title 1, c f tho miscvllaneoiis
laws, relating to projerty and pdls subject
to ussesment andjaxation.
No. M7, an act t.- am-n l section 573, title
1, chapter 7, code of civil. procedure, relat
ing to the writ of review:
No. '.)'., an act to prescrilie and punish a
inie against the person, in a willfid or
negligent injury caused by a person, in con
trd or management of a steamboat or other
wafer craft.
No. 102, an act to amend an act to provide
for the sale of tide and uverllowed lauds on
the ashore anil coast.
iN. Ill, an act to locate the county seat of
of Tillamook county. ,
No. 127, an a' t to incorpbrata the town of
Halsey. . .
No. 11a, an net requiring local agents cf
the Board of School Land Commissioners
totfiva lnds for the security of public
school funds is their hands, aud requiring
reports thereof.
No. an act to prevent and punish
gambling.
No. 42. an act to bond the balance cf the
Modoc War Claims.
No. 101, an act to attach Tillamook county
to Third Jn licial District for judicial pur
poses and to provide for the time and place
for holding the Circuit Court therein,
. No. 131,.an act to provide ior the collect
ion of district Bchoolt taxe.
H. B. No. 143, an act to authorize the
city of Salem to incnr nn indebtedness of
fifty thousand dollars for th9 purpoKe of
building a bridge across the Willamette
Rivtr.
AUGUST FLOWER.
Th most miserable beings in the world
are those ttufl'ering from Dyspepsia and
Li ver com plaint.
More than seventy five per cent, of the
people iu the United States are afllicted with
theue two disease ajid their effect: siivdi ns
Sonr Stomach, sick Headache, Habitual
C ostivenews. Palpitation of the Hrart-
Heart-burn, Water-bradi Gnawing and
Poifning Pains at the Pit of the Stomach,
Yellow Skin, (loate(l Tngue aad Disagree
able Taste in the Mouth, Coming lip of Food
alter lvtting. Iw Sjunts. t te, fio to your
Druggist and get a Sample Dottle for a bit;
large size- 40 cents. Try it Two doses will
relieve you. Agent's Crane C liiiyham.
Wholesale Drnggists, San Francisco, uov 2
MARRIED-
At tho residence of the bride's father in
Washington county, Nov. b'th, l7i, by
Iter. Geo. Iloss, David Prshani and Miss
Lydia O. Jackson, third daughter of U.
Jackson, Eij.
At the residence of Thomas Otchin, Esj..
Nov. loth 17G, by pkcv. Geo. It oss, Francis
Grabowkky and Mary Cunningbain.
DIED.
In Hi lsboro, nt cerebrospinal meningitis,
Nov. 2th, lbt'. Win. Clarence Morgan,
only child of J. J. and Emma Morgan,
aged 2 years, 10 mouth and 5 days.
Xiost
A GOLD CHAIN FOR THE NECK,
flat, single Links, $. to the liudcr by
leaving it at.
PITTENGEITS.
IV
SiLE ! !
NOTICE IS HEUEIJy GIVEN THAT
iu imrsiianceof an order uf the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon for Wash
ington County eadc at a regular term there
of, in the matter of the estate of George
Morrow dee'd and to me directed, I will wll
at public auction to the hihst bid b-r cm
"Nitimlav Nov J.lth, A. D. 170, at 10 o'
clock a. m. tho following personal property
to wit:
0m rony: Sid'lb r"ni TJ. idle.
One Set of Single Burgy Hirnes3,
it, Two IIosc Halk,
VOWS,
JJEIFERS.
STEER.
CALVES,
. HOGS.
Abont 200 Seep,
About 250 BaVieJs ofVheat.
About 1,03'J B'lsheh ofOits.
And other projertv to numerous to men
tion upon the following
TERMS OF SALE: All sums of 10
or under I.T. S. Coin" in hand and on
n'l 1,0ms over Ttn Dollars, promissory
notes to le given payable in U. S. coin Six
Months from the day of Sale with intert st
from date at tha ratu of ten per cent ier an
num with good security.
Sale at the residence of Geo. V. LLberts,
3 miles east of Hiilslx.ro.
ARIADN'A MORROW,
Administratrix of the estate of George
Morrow dec 'J. NovlOw.
PORTER &. SaW'S
;7Tr.o miles northeast of Forest Grove, ,?. 3
ALL KINDS 7D VARIETIES
Wanted in this County!
And i h nty .f everything in the lino of
SMALL FRUITS
Including thou an.l4 of Strawberry plants
of the brut r trh ti', among them the GOLDEN
QUEEN the largest and finest of thorn ill
a L.w :;),
cmjsrxrr,
muu;i::i:ii:s;
lias,
WALXUl,
and sum: It Y EL.il trees in abun
dan e.
The Finest
Oi2ia,raoiita,l
Trees.
JTiK-lnling the Splt jGipnitirt or Big
B. Trees of California, ard Italian Cypress.
In the Flral Dep irtusent the Fi
nest Varieties of
hoses,
oiauwias.
DAHLIAS. "
uei:axifms.
CAUSATION?,
Ard' Many Other
Kinds and Varieties.
I-Also a few THOROUGHBRED SPAN
ISH MERINO BUCKS. All for uale at the
lowest rates.
JOHN R. PORTER & SON.
SUMMCIXS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
State ef Oregon for Washinaton County.
In the matter of the estate e.f Nelson Rob
erts dee'd. To John Roberts, Murshall
Rolierts, James Rot rts, Samuel Jtolcrts,
Margrn t Wall, David Wall, Jafce Parrish,
Edward Panish, Lavini Drtan, Madison
Dean, Laura Dean. Ella Dean, Wesley
Kola rts nnd Nelson Rolerts ami 4o all oth
ers whom it may conce rn. In the name of
the State of Oregon by the order ef this
Court von and each one of yo t are com.
rrtaiiled and cited to appear before this
Court at the Court House in HillslM.ro in
Washington couaty. State of Oregou on
Thursel iy after the first Monday in De cem
ber A. D.. l7f., at ten o'clock n. m. if that
day then and tli re to tdiow cause if any
there Ik whv an onler e.f this Court heuld
not issue to Jane Roberts the Adininistra
tiix of the estate of Nelson Roberts elec'd
cennniamli'.g authorizing and enixwering
her te ae-H as by law elirected the following
elescrils d J.iece, parcel or tract of real es
tate belonging to the estate of Nelson Rol
ertsebc'el in erder to pay cr paid claims
proved and allowed as by law elirected
against said estate and the exicnse of the
administration. Saul parcel 01 lanei inung
Wn-ihin-'teiu cenintv Oregon and
more particularly deseriU'el as follows to
wit:. The South Wet of the S W M of
Sec. -il. T 2 S, of R 1 VT. aud the S E 'i of
the,S E li of Sec.-Vi of said Township 2 S
of II 1 W, of the Wil itr.ette Meri.Iiau.
By order of the Hon. A C. ArehWdd
Jnd of the aliove namesl Court. Ma.leiu
e.pen court the third d ay of October A. T).
iH'd. In testimony thereof I hereunto set
my ban. I and seal "of said Court this 2"lh
eUv of October A. illELUNG. . .
Connty Clerk.
IGRICULTUR IL WAREHOUSE.
S-HUGHE3. FOREST QS0VE, 0GN,
CIIA Jr0.V MOUSE,
CESTEJt VII AUG UT,
COLLI S" 8 VAS7 STEEL.
awl GAIWEXCITY PLC WS.
BMW PACIFIC WA'JOXS;
UEAl'EliS, MOWEtlSd- TllJiESIlEIlS;
PACIFIC FAN MILLS;
nxnvLSTiyo uoous of all kisds.
SHELF Si HEAVY HARD WARE;
FARMER'S & .IECIIANIC'S TOOLS;
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
iiakm-:ss & SAi)i)i.i:uvt
DOORS. 8 ASH, MOULDINGS; TAINTS,
OILS, II HUSHES, VARNISH;
WINDOW GLASS;
PUTTY.
LIME, PLASTER.
WHITING, and CEMENT;
ALL at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Ui30tf
NEW STOCK.
0
ronmr a no vi:, oukuux.
o
AND
33 o alors
IN
SFurniturE."SSr
yE HAVE JUST FURNLSHEJQi
LAIIUCST AM) MOST COM.
PLKTK
STOCK OF FURNITURE EVER OF
tered to the People of Wash
ingrton County.
Which '
We Offsr at Pricei That
Defy Competition!
HAVE ALSO JFST RECEIVED A
LA HUE STOCK
OF
UVDElMMXEiCS 3MTC1I A I
And Arc Still Prepared to Make Coffins
wan roatisss a.nd Dispatch.
Metalic Caskets
Furnished When Desired.
SJIITII h BUXTON,
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Octotf.
FOilDIIAM&JEiiIiS.
GROCERS,
l3oc. 600&6G2
IT'i'oiit Street, . .
SAN FRANCISCO.
r
To the Working Class. We are now pre.
pared to furnish nil classes with constant
employment at home, the whole of the time,
or for their spare moments. Business! new,
Jiht and profitable. Persons of either hi'
easily earn from 50 cent to sjjta per evening,
and a proportional sum by devoting theii
whole time to the business. Boys aud jdi Is
earn nearly as much r.s ni-n. Tint all who
see this notice may send their nddrns, and
test the business we make this iimparalleled
clb r: To Kiuh as are not Well Bi.tihlied we
will send one dollar to pay for the trouble
of writting. Full particulars, samples worth
several dollars to commence work on, and a
copy of Home and Fireside, one of the larg
est and beKt Illustrated Publications, all
sent free by mail. Reader, if you waut
permanent, profitable work, address,
Gcor.oK SriN-sox Co. Portland, Maine.
WtffeCan f be rriiide 1y every ngeut
zijJ jr I'every month in the business we
furnish, but those willing to work can easily
earn ft daz -n dollars a day right in their
own localities. Have no room to explain
heie. Business plcuxant and . honorable.
Women, and boy and gills do as well as
men. We will furnish you a complete Out
fit free. The business pays better than
anything else. V'e will bear expense ot
starting yon. Particular free. Write and
see. Farmers and mechanics, their son
and daughters, nnd all class in need of
paying work at home, tdiould writw to nt
and lenrn all alsmt the work at once. New
is the time. Don't delay. Address TbCE
& Co., Augusta, Maine.
YOUNG M'eJY
Who may bo Buffering from the effect of
youthful tollies or indiscretion, will do well
to avail themselves of this, the greatest lxon
ever laid at the sltar of suffering humanity.
Ir. SIIN.i:V will guarantee to forfeit
.()) for e very case of seminal weakness, or
private disease of nny kind or character
which he undertakes ar.d fail to cure. He
would, then fore say to the unfortunate ku'
ferer who may read this notice, that vo
are treading upon dangerous ground vi e
you longer delay iu reeking that prop
remedy for your complaint. You may r
in the first stage; reiuemler you arenpproae
ing the last. If you are I -ordering up
th? last, and aro (.nib-ring some or all its 1.
elfects, reinetnl er that if you persist in pro
crasti nation, the time must come when the
most skillful physician can render you no
assistance: whc the door of hope will be
closed agaiiit-.t yew; wren no angel of mercy
can bring you relief. In no can has the
Doctor failed of success. Then let not
despair work upon your imagination, but
avaihyourse lf of the lK-neticial .results of his
treatment beforo your ease is beyemd the
reach ff me dical skill, or la-fore Brim death
hurries yent to a premature grave. Full
ceiurse ef treatment $2 ,lM. Keiid money
by Post Ofth-e order or Lxprens with full
description of the ere. Call or nddre-Na.
l)r.A.II.MM.V,
No. 11 Kearny Stre-et, San Francisco.
THE TIW
j. iii:lm:u. proihiiktoii.
TIS WARE.
HARD WARE,
COOK S TO VES.
VARLOR STOVES,
OFFICE STOVES
fTpTin Ware anel Stove Pipe constantly
on haoel or made to order. Fittini and er
pairing done, H tcr Pirs laid, etr., tic...
J. HELLER
IliUisboro, Oregon. marltfu.3,
AFTEB A QUARTER OF A
CENTURY.
IR. J. YOUNG !
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
still offer to the afflicted absolute enre in
nil cases of .
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
The preservation of health and Tifeia do
pendent upon tho proper conditieon of the
procreative functionH nnd ny wenkliesii or
cause of weakness of the generative orgnne
e.r their uses is a direct attack upon the
general health as will us a nurt destrution
if not properly cured of the orgnna .hut
are the pride of one sex ami the ble ssing of
the other. In Youth is laid the foundutiea
eif much of the misery of after yearn by the
imhdgence of the most l)KsTHCCTtvn or
11 hits waLi in life a cortte nnel spreading
weakness tend ruin umontr mankind, fortt
is a we 11 known fact that the imhtUievct (
Ulay tire, even in the slightest eU-irrce
I 'Inn I need tf veakneit fa the nixtein that
roir to a Itnrvest of ttliituet mjrrvxe and thm
in ajier yearn, '
YonntrMhii
t you experience any wcnkucM yon rTiouM
not dilay.for a elav mav imperil your heallk
if rot your life. In all forms of WcakuoW
and Premature Decay a Cure is Guaranteed
by the Doeteir tei the ung, Middle-aged err
Old, without Exi'oMire or Ilindetane e from
Busine ss, lhe Ke-mcebe are purely vege.
table ami of a nature that leave s ne taint
In hind. Ouskbvk the synititotijS nnel hasten
to che-ek the course of the e-oiimlaint,' If you
exjx rie neei any of tK in yii'jhuy d.V(7ireeo;
nl'told dltnluiif at other tl men, trembllnij, an
" ' fuf'j'lfulliiehii, cniifuniuti; jmLi In VicA',
HudiH tr bitdif, fon-1nnhuoH, induction; tl midil
lij, nvemion to mtciety, luxnof power, tvd 'oi
vi(tv),ivt Sable lt'in r,att4trl, H rlcfnr akin
to bilintnHeK, drutwitu in urine, irretiular bote
eh, etc., ttf.
TERRIBL P0ISI0NS.
Among the most subtle nml virulent of
Misems in the human bltKal is that arising
from Vencral Taint often breaking out, at
te-r ye urs of nppare lit e-nre, iu hh-ons win-
opou various parts of the Isiely. Its ment
d.mge r lies iu the fact that it Is given to the
iniie,ceiit tmrtlier or tei he Ullloril ehilel
wit hem t showing iu tho person tirigiunllr
contracting it. r ' . '
the use of mercury " ..
only nidsin this terrible tleceptie.ii 'by dry
ing it upon the surface ami ehfvlng it back
il to the bloed. ALL YkkkiiKAK I'eisioN IS A
BLOOD 1'OSJOM ANIl CAN Dt e'e)MHt'NH'ATKI IN
the BLoon ami the only en r aiuty of pieven
tion of transmission is in the Tsisitive cure
of the fc form treatment practiced at the Ir.
) ouiig Aiceiicai institute, e-ompre Jie n
sive, ae leiituio ami tlioroiigh. Laving re-
e ivcel endorsement as the l-st ef all meal
in practice. Recent cases cured iu a few-
days and chronic cases with remarkable
rapidity. Our Uxt of the prrnejHt of th
Juoil in the blooil are never foihiuj,
Til muir'na :
There are no class of complaints that i
enlist the sympathies e.f the mcdicnl minI
or so e-ommaiid its gravest thought ami
stucy a those that aflliet wenjien. The
Hoi tor after ye-nre ef patie nt investigation
enu ircaTiiieni 1 euauieel to assure them
rapid and thorough cures in all tho com
plaints incident to the sex. The weak can
HOCK FeH NTKKNUTU AND TU KCrrKUtNU F0
RELIEF AXD LTHK.
Those who reouire personal mipervision
the Doeteir can furnish with apf artmenU
with careful and skillful nurse. win re unre.
mitti d atte iition and con stunt care give ev
e ry AssnrnncA of rapiel ami pe-rmaueut cures
The Institute Is supplied with a
LYINO'IN 1E?AETMENT.
where pit icnt will rece ive the treatment to
essential iu sue h cases.
CURED AT HOME.
Corrrfwniltuvr, The great elifhculty many
sick Hud is the trouble of visiting th city,
ofteii inclining nn cxp. use far exceeding
tl e ceMt e.f treatment. This expense can
be avoided by writing to the Do.itor, giving
in your own way, the symptoms of your
trouble or complaint. Cures guaranteed
the same ns by pcrsenial visit. All
commiiniYatietji strictly confidential, all let
te-r either re turned pr de'stroyeel,
J if The Dortnr vnn be relied ' vfton in nit
rnm-Hrewi'rtiio CoNFIOENe'E AND SlK:HcV, i.V
pose coiijldt iioe in hitn, all you ?o hp imtfir rr
ire in dikfvem. lit tcill njHtlily 'relieve and
care iote. ' Address
BEIJJ. F. J03SELYN. M. T . :
. tilN Sacramento Street
Box 733 elec.lyl Ban Francisot Cat
IODIDE OP POTASS.
The best Beautifu-rof the Ceimplehm nov
fn use. Cure Pimples, Boils, Blote-hes,
Rheumatism and Mercurial Pains. Kohl
b) all Druggists.
Use Low's Concentrate-el Flavoring Ex
tract fer Ice Gleam, Cukes, Ac.
SHERMAN & HYDE,
M USIC DA ERS.'
' '. 1 ' : : .
Cor. KEARNY nd SUTTF.R Street J
AnenU for the Pacific Coait.
CAftriES' CCROLL CAW.
001 On STAM POWER.
Warranted to Cut S Inch
Still 1 Foot per Minute.
Senl tor Circular.
PRICE, 830 OO.
n
821 i-.A.TKCT STRCCT. cpp. PALACE HOTtl-
Tho Croat rvfeehanloa' Tool Ctoro
cf tiio Paclflo coast. -
SPECIALISTS,
XO.II, KIMK.W STRKKT.
Trent nil Chronic and Private DUeoa.
without the aid of Mercury.
CONSLTATIONS tREE.' .
Office Hours, 0 to 12 Mr? to 5 and 6 fo
9 p.m., Su Belays excepted
Consultations free.
Call or adiVrese,
Dr. A IJ Tinner - Co.,
NollsKeArpeyBt, ,w
Can Franciaeo