Forest Grove independent. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1873-1874, November 29, 1873, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textdor of tho Virginias ami tho survi NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS. F o r o s t G r o v e vors of her crew. Naval officers es- that we can within thirty The war spirit still prevails in the timato east. There is a geueral f«*elin«r of days concentrated in Cuban waters • a vessels carving a total o f/ (»02 indignation af {lie o>hl blooded mur- onus, besides 10 iron-clad» with 2 S der of the eivw of the \ irijinius «¿mis. £ whatever may have been the charac A. L. JOHNSON,Proprietor, PUBLISHED AT Notwithstanding the conciliatory ter of that vessel at the time of her tone ot \\ ashingtou telegrams, Admi Manufacturer and Dealer iu . . - - Oregon. Forest Grove, capture. The hot blood of the south- ral Porter is still pushiug the most FURNITURE, Hurts iu ñlún8 « » t a war . U O E, SASH, eriier is on the war path and the ac- i *ctlve ‘ :,iorLs 1 lieu ■t and superintending the prepa Proprietor. Editor and DOORS AND BLINDS, «position o f the (Jem of the Antil- ration of the careful details of an CEDAR, IF. II. SA YLOIt, PROPRIETOR. les is an airy tiling float iug in his su- I entrance to Culian ports. F IR and HARDWOOD Term s of Subscription: Admiral Porter holds that even if perheated imagination. The wes- LUMBER, AC., &C. $2 00 One year (payable in advance),... . 1 25 tern people demand reparation full the illegality of the Virginias’ er Six months “ “ ... rand is admitted, her disposition T !«ve mouths “ “ ... and ample for tho outrage on our D E A L E R IN Planing, Tongue and Grooving, Single copies “ “ , after her capture was not in accor flag and tlio murder of our citizens. dance with law He savs 110.000 DRU0S, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BOOKS &c., & Advertising Kates: Turning, Scroll and Ke-Sawing, Under the legal aspect of the mat- ! men landed under cover of our fleet ' ter the Spanish government had no 1 l*an march from one end of Cuba to ¡ 2.00 per square for the first insertion, and Done to Order iu a $ l f(Ht ]»-r square for each subsequent in G L A S S CUT TO ANY SIZE. the other. right, by the law of nations, to cap- sertion for less time than a month. F irst Class Stylo. ALSO L ocal N otices , 121, cents per line for the lure the Virginias slie having been ! The State University, Our stock consists in part of DOOR and WINDOW FRAMES, first insertion, and ocentsa line for each sub taken on the high seas, not w ithin a Hugh Small in a recent letter to sequent inrertiou. No notice less than j 0 TONGUE and GROOVED FLOORING, PAINT BRUSHES, VARNISH BRUSHES. marine league of Spanish jurisdic-1 Oregonian says: “ Aiming the cents. jurisdic- manm PLAIN and RUSTIC CEILINGS ( ’LOTITES BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSHES, • . I guarantees for the stability and • a Square. vi«-r lines makt Ten lire tion, and the ( uban revolutionists " MOULDINGS, TOOTH BRUSHES, STRIPING BRUSHES, growth of Eugene Citv is the lniihl- 1 mmilh. 2 months, i> months'. BRACKETS. not having been accorded beligerent i Gf the State University. The lo- I squöre.. __ $ 2 00 $ 7 00 $ 3 00 O * * 10 00 5 00 .... * 3 50 BA LUSTERS i Turned and Scroll), riglits l>y the home government. \ cation of this valuable institution is FINE CUTLERY, 12 (K) c 00 ALSO . . .. 4 IH) 3 “ But Charles Sumner and other I " cN chosen for health and effect, 4 “ 14 00 7 00 .... 5 00 Stair Balusters and Newell Poets, 10 00 ii t J 1 he ,lt; building uiumuig is 11 i i - * bv 40; three sto- *4 column y 00 men of c a 1 m o r * •• -1 r p m e „..*■! C O Ì B S O F A li L S I Z E S A N D V A R I E T I E S 7 00 J « Constantly ou bund and made to Order. 23 00 12 00 !» <M) , . * - ! lies high, and built of brick, with a 1 ' G 1 / 4* 90 (M l 15 00 12 00 ‘ front on each end. lh e arrange- RAW OILS, NEATSFOOT OIL, O THOSE "WHO CONTEMPLATE 50 00 20 00 ___ 15 00 tne Spanish Republic lie sus- meat of the building and the order 1 LARD OIL. building in U uh vicinity CASTOR OIL, tained. that the hands of Castelar be of the class rooms arc all that could SWEET OIL, Advertising Agents: BOILED OILS, CHINA NUT OIL, ETC. Superior Inducements are offered! strengthened in the great trial which desired, lh e roof is lately tin- L. SAMUEL—Portland, Oregon. i,„ i 1 • | . i ished, so that mechanics can proceed L. P. FISHER—San Francisco, Cui. he and his coadjutors are making to ... \ ■ . ...... 1 ... . School Books, suitable for the Academ y or Public School. For everything necessary to the Erection* J n 1 with the internal hmsluug without Coiujdetion aud furnishing of any establish free government on the ni- ! intemiption from the winter weather. building can be had at . I ins of the Spanish monarchy. The grounds of the University are this Factory. All articles warranted. Prescriptions compounded with care and correctness. FURNIÏÜRE ! ! FURNITURE ! ! But if the government of Castelar ample for all kinds of amusement for n33:ly My machinery is A T it tobe overthrown bv the monarch- the students and for extensive orna mentation. The building, so far, R. WALKER'S STORE. PERSONS N E W A N D F IR ST C L A S S ! ist party as late dispatches indicate wishing anything in this line will do lias cost £20,000; it will take $4 »,000 And the worii done will be of then we have no more sympathy with more to finish it as it should be and well to call before buying elsewhere u.'Kitf Spain and demand Cuba as the price will be. UPERIOR STYLE] AND FINISH of the wanton attack on the Virgin- lh e value of an institution of this Tlio Ono Frioo ins and the fiendish murder of our kim]> p io p cih conducted cannoi be Call and E x a m in e ii SPANISH COM PLICATIONS. FOREST GROVE, NOVEMBERS!», 1*73 Foresi Grove Grange. Last Friday 2 1 st instant T. I). Humphreys. Deputy for this county, organized the Forest (1 rove G u m g e with do charier members. T h i s Orange, we predict, will make its ]H>wer felt in the dovelopiaent id the iudustrial resources of this county, nml it is hoped will help purify the dirty pool of politics liere and else where. Munv of those who r» pre- sent it in an official capacity a r e amon,r our l>est citizens, identified with the interests of the community and country. Most if not quite all o f them have been connected w ith the and have Repulilican party, ami Have been men good and true and are respected by all wh > know them. With such a beginning the Forest Grove drange cannot but succeed in its determination to protect the in terests of farmers and working men generally. Thus by the united action of the purest and most lion- cst class of citizens we hope to see our communities grow piosperous and happy and the government made a government of the people for the people by the people. The Augean stables must l»e cleansed or the Re public will die aud the (»range is th c young athlete and strong armed Hercules w ho is to perform tho mighty labor. The old parties have Eved out their usefulluess, are mori- bund, and new pirties arc warned which will represent the people versus politicians, rings and monopo- lies. And it is time that farmers were acting, if they wish to possess their sacred rights of property which belongs to them independent o f constitutions and governments— (tod-given and inherent. In the eastern and western states the rail road monopolies have made bands of their iron rails, which should have been "olden roads to fortune for the THE INDEPENDENT. FOREST G R O V E DRUG AND BOOK STORE!! P L A N IN G M IL L S S a sh &. Door Factory « 1 ft T J. H E R E IT Is H . McDonald, FOREST GROVE” citizens, not the pnee o f their blood of Managers appropriate liberal sal- Before purchasing elsewhere. for the life of our people is above aries and appoint competent profess- ygr* Shingles, Lumber and Building Malit all price, ors, the first year that the University A R C H IT E C T A M I M I L D E R , rial laker, iu exchange fu r l For A*. is opened, it will add ten percent, to Address all orders to Poor Punning. the population of the city. What ¡TILL FI UNISII PLANS AND SPEC- N. E. GOODELL A. L. JOIINON Forest Grove. itientions fur Buildings of all descrip- j the Universities at Salem and Forest nl A *• Sifter thou art mild and lovely drove have done and are doing ior turns and superintend the constructions of j Dealer ill same; also. Bridge and Stair building, | Gentle as the winter breeze." these two important scats of learning, the H md railing, Newell posts and Balusters, j Mrs. Duuiway says there is screw this University will do for Eugene also, all kinds of solid furniture, viz: Bed- | uoioudojj ¿ng-cyou GENERAL MERCHANDISE! KKP1 BV Loose in our cranium. Now Sister, City by securing stability, perpetuity steads. Tables. Bureaus, Stands, Ac., on | ‘UTONUnmiC 3 f reasonable terms. Shop and office over ‘s d o u j qsaj isaAvoj iy to make point to your pun you ought and grow th to its oopulation and ma Johnson’s Plaining Mill. Forest Grove. THAT HE terial wealth, its intellectual stand M ‘onstrji ‘¿utptg Produce taken iu exchange. LSTILL K kkps the to have said screw loose, then it ing* social refinement and moral iu- ‘Sutyiao *Suuoo[£ would have been better, as the tluene. The University does credit nl4:()in II- .McDonald. Corner of I’lne and Birch. play, on the name woud not have ! to the intelligence, enterprise and TIHHKAT ONKni.lH .IO SGNIM FINEST TURNOUTS and liberality of the citizens of Eu IN TOWN bee so apparent. Punning is but farming community, to fetter their T I V HSINH.1A OA ŒÜIYdHUd: 3UV reday at all hours. gene and the surrounding district. lilierties while the rapacious cormo poor wit at best, so Sidney Smith A GOOD SADDLE-HORSE AL- •S H U N 9N IH3S^ifll 3 Y IIA H 3 .LN 3 3 The VirginiiiS. rants who poses» these rail-ways, tells us, but the hobbling stvle in wavs readv. SENATOR Sl’MNEll’s I.ETTER 1 *. granted by a too generous and confi which you turn loose on us takes Ut*'Hack connects with the cars at Cor- away the crutches from a cripple. •pjrq pun uo.aig ‘sHoji jvj ‘sftojj N ew Y o r k , Nov. 1 9 . — The follow n*-lius twice a day. ding psople and built with their mo C ull and See H im , ipo}£ *vqpj\ oqi qij* uoqoauuoo ui o«iy ney, prey upon their substance. Now we can do better than that, ing is tho text of Senator Sumner’s * t: ‘ Hoi ses boarded at resonable rates. ‘ ubjq letter sent to the managers of the late He has something good to tell them and And farmers rather than sell at star even with a screw running around Cuban indignation meeting in this ‘ podjim^jpi,) ‘ poaj doi|j vation prices have burned their corn on fnrlough in our cranium. Now city: J. B. Matthews, Proprietor. f ‘szuiippijf •pioinaao) for fuel. ' In California I*otli the don't laugh, Sister, but consider this B oston , Nov. Iff, 1872. ‘jnopi uimjcjq ‘jiiopf rjjx j Gentlemen: It is not in my power Democratic ami Republican Legisla brilliant p u n : Mrs. Duuiway of the Suoli as ----- ‘(INVI! NO ATLNVISNOO S J 3 3 Í Í tures were made subservient to the the New Northwest, as may bo seen , to he with you at your meeting to ask for justice iu Cuba. Allow me to add ; HATS AND CAPS, railroad monopoly until their shame in the last number, keeps Dunning (At the Old Tualatin Store ) that, longing for emancipation in | ‘ SYIIW O N ItíílO U 3 T I1A U 3 1N 3 D became so open and the rights b f , away ns usual!!!!!!! What? D on ’t this neighboring Island, where slav- j . . , t . . . . _ BOOTS AND SHOES, .-,r , ■? ■ , ’ . . . rnr greatest and best variety of General the fanners so trampled upon that you see the point? Now we claim ery still shows its infamous front, and - t r - i DEALER I S ,* . i ¿ i i ’ Merchandise is i kept m the Bee Hive Store LADIES* AND GENTS’ H3 U NITI A H I 3 XHOf always insisting that delay is contrary ! . , . .. ,, that this is pretty good for us. their overthrow became a necessity. . . • n . ,J.. .. J of uny place m the Countv. This Store has ■o.) -Y ppoQ jtt))u*3y to justice, 1 do not think it practica- i , , WEARING APPAREL. DRY GOODS, osIY 'p-MU.is.udaj su p-ipiuxiujA fiuiqy J 1 always been noted for its variety and it The farmer has worked steadily A S A LO O N . hie at this moment, on existing evi -i. 1 j.v 3 * aiuuoj aqi ui juuqjjjoi iuu uwq|; . altrays shall be not only noted for the extent and honestly at hi* ¿horn«, happy if GROCERIES, and dence to determine all our duties in G roceries It is rumored about the streets, the present case, where civilization of its variety, hut for the . he could make a support for his U3dV3H3 HO dV3H0 SV 1 1 3 S Of all kinds, and other Articles too numer GENERAL MERCHANDISE has received such a shock. It is very and the rumor is well attested for IfiA puu U 113 'pqiuui family and has never asked for help ous to meution. And hopes by •j.mpojd íjjuuoj jo spuiq qu j <» j ftuuq> ^ Q u a lity o f its Goods easy to see that no indignation at the from the government. Theincreased the fact, that a man proposes to start Forest (¡rove, - - - - Oregon -XJ ui nj.vtft spooft ao qsuj í o j pos ^ dreadful butchery is inconsistent w ith prices for manufactures superinduced a saloon in this place immediately. the spirit of the age, but unhappily FAIR HEALING FAIR PRICES PAID FOR ALL KIND» AND THK by high tariffs have come out of his He says that all he wants is a United it has been aroused by air-illicit fili s o u i o ï p o i ^ ; m o iv /^ r Only to merit a Liberal Patronage of the pockets but he has not complained. States license and the more opposi bustering exjjed.tioli from our own OF PRODUCE. Public AO 1 S H K 1 U 0 S S V X V S b Z A li The very suit which enters into his tion he meets with from the citizens shores, kindred to that of the Alaba CHEAPNESS OF ITS PRICES ! osnv YiL Premium on Cash Custom«rs. u!3:tf ma, for which England has been justly Highest Cash Price Paid for Produce. bread bas been taxed for the sake the lietter for his trade. condemned in damages. W e should ‘ SN 0 I10 N 33HNVA G N V S A 0 1 Now the best tiling that the people o f manufacturing monopolies yet he not forget that we are dealing with I sell for CASH, consequently I have has said nothing. The tariff on the of this town can do is to enact an or the Spanish nation, struggling under no losses make up oft of good customers. iron which built and equipped the dinance by vote that no saloon can terrible difficulties to become a sister railroads is deducted from the price be kept in the place and this will republic, and, therefore, deserving from us present forbearance and can- j any o f his corn i.* increased freight prevent any further trouble or mis dor. Nor can we forget her noble! Sou.umij.ij.l 8qi() jj * u charges; the merchant makes him understanding. It is true that the President, whose eloquent voice, ‘ AJtuioijtqs Sui»|tfH pay the increased price o f goods, land site of this town was granted pleading for humanity and invoking O XE M ASS’ M OSEY IS AS GOOD •tquji S0|pu*j caused by high protection tariff's on the express condition that 110 our example, lias so often challenged A 0 AXAHAHOSSV L VU AX 3 0 V AS A SO TH FUS'. and so on to the end, three-fifths of saloon should be kept, or whisky the admiration of the world. The L l a c l t B i n i t l i , OSTT O N L Y $ 4 0 . Spanish Republic and Emilio Castel our entire population, have been sold other than for medical purposes ar do not deserve menace of war from Bv buying the Improv» <1 ( I o n i c S h u t s :i d i d a w s i i v o i a t o v a o x t l e s « -wing Machine. 2,200 in use on the FOREST GROVE, - - - - OREGON- c o iiq ,. died to pay the pritte of pro- within the precincts o f the town, us. If watch w’ords are needed now, axv N. F. Coast. PRICE REDUCED (with tection, ive to each manufacturer lmt it would cost infinite trouble let them b e —“ Immediate emancipa All kimls of belts, Walnut table and Tn-adle nicely tin- ift to enable him $iml expense to oust a man attempt tion and justice in Cuba” — “ Success a bonus, a fret All will fare alike in ¡»rices, which shall ished, complete) $10. Sew» equally well on JOB WORK and H O R S ES H O EIN G ! to the Spanish Republic” — “ Honor always he THE \E1{\ LOWEST they can the lightest Muslin A heaviest cloth. Guar a- it is said, to conq te with fon igli ing to deal in liquors backed by anteed to give Satisfaction. and gratitude to Emilio Castelar,’’ he alfordeil fur Dune icith Seat ness and Disjsitch. jivoduccrs, or.in plain English, togive a license. Tlie better plan is the and “ Peace bet ween our two nations. Also manufacturers of him a support. The farmer was immediate passage of an ordinance Bearing these in mind, there will be A0 M A I AVA I VU AX AO V u-<ked tluough 1 is representatives, prohibiting the keeping of such an | no occasion for the belligerent prep F.x«*els nil other», Latest! .simplest ! B«-st! ! C a s h 2 No cog wheels «»r other coin plicated 11 m- WAGONS at AViishington to aid industrial pur establishment in our c ity precincts arations of the last few ilavs, addinc •spo jo noojs 9ja|duio3 chiuery. , A positive movement of Straight A to our j »resent burden the expenditure suits by way of protection for a time and then the bar of law and public Needle and oscilating Shuttle driver com ARRIAGES. OS1V I of several miilirn dollars, and creat bined by a Rotary sliilt* muses th<> machine antil our home manufactiiries would opinion will keep at a distance the ing a war fever to interfere with the N kw G oods are Constanti}' arriving and ‘a 1 1 V Ai vu. a w s . y h : l i ò to operate smothly and easily on a newly lx* able to compete alone with for bar of the rumseller. general health of the political body. applied principle. Warranted for 5 years. A 0 AAA ill VA 1 VU AX A 0 V F A IR B A N K S ’ HAY SCALES eign capital, and fifty or seventy-five 1 am, gentlemen, your faithful ser Sete Omuls, Goon G oods , CHEAP GOODS, Pnee No. 1. $<>0; No. 2. $i>5; N«». 3. $70. ax? Either machine promptly sent to any u«l- Naval Matters. vant, C harm -:» S cmneu . years have gone by and still these ilress on receipt 01 price.* 1 lie only Agency ? n in connection with »hop. in Portland receiving direct from the Manu WI L L S E L L men clamor for higher tariffs and still Co-Education of the Sexes. W e «¡note from Washington dis- Particular attention pai«l to horse facturers. Largest commissions allowed lo AO H J O IS L 0 3 T 3 S Y the price of goods goes up and the patches of the 20 th: cal and traveling agents. A few more wanted shoeing, bad footed horses never neg Were there more companionship I will always keep all the Standard Brands asv , in counties n«*t taken in Oregon, Washing farmer has to “ pay the piper,” for The Government has just pur preceding marriage, there would he in : K' lectod. of Goods and, by a strict integrity «»f pur- ■ ton and Idaho T. rrit«*ri«*s. Send for work ‘S3U000 19 JO JUdUiJJOSSV 9J9|dlU03 Credit Mobilcrs, salary •* steals,” chased one of the fleetest vessels he less iuhanuouy and misconception pose to deal as I would he dealt by, I now and circulars. All kind» of Sewing Ma- known in American waters, to he after it. How can men and women V Oif'iv 'Ad VU A nvite you to my Store, which I now christen chiue needles and oil fur sal«- peculations and corruptions in high used as a dispatch boat, and orders who have been sedulously kept apart qu GEO. W. THAYER, General Agent. S'.AUAX AOJADA 0.L ( lAAAVdV places so many thefts and pira have been issued to put her in com S. W. Cor. Third A- Morrison-sts. Portland i Sd0 0 0 AU (I A 0 AAA l UVA lVUAXAfYV S H E R IF F S S A LE . 'datin g their early years, expect to cies on the substance of the agricul mission at once. She will he at <1 wel 1 in concord and happiness in axv tached to the North Atlantic fleet, their maturity? Where is the mir Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU- tural classes. \ i tion issued <»ut of the ('ir«-nit Court of ‘ SG009 SS3HQ S 1N3 9 V S3I0V1 But the farmers have lost their and will he commanded by one of acle that can convert ignorance into the Stat«- of Oregon for Washington County 30 the most promising young officers in understanding and strangeness into in favor of Hamilton Boyd, and Huaii.st G. patience when that ceased to -lx a the Navy. sympathy ? 1 ’hey whose destinv is W. Betts and Elizabeth B«-tts, and to me virtue and now they rise to shake off- Remember the place. J N. Campbell's The following is a list o f the ves common, whose history is written directed, commandinu me to satisfy the (IX V MOM VT V (I3SVH3 sum of Five Hundred and soventeen Dollars Tl.lil OXIAVH (I3NOISM3UXÍ1 the blood suckers that have so long sels now being prepare«! t«> reinforce in the same chapters, whose weal , Old Stami, Forest Grove. «^.V- c * 3HX- ami <-if;hty cents, coin, due on judgment, been tugging at their veins. “ Din- the North Atlantic fleet with those and woe is inseparable, should he with interest at tin* rate of 12 percent. p<T J. B M A T T H E W S . J3 annum-front the20th iluy of May, A.D. 1H73, i mi you hear the Slogan "! From the now on the station: Colorado, 4”> reared together; so far as practicable, [[ guns; Franklin, 29 guns; Brooklyn, measured and counterbalanced one and the further sum of four «lollars anil Forest Grove, Or.. Nov. 1th 1H73 east the west and dopui by the great twenty-flve cents costs, I have levied upon ( 20 ‘runs; Minnesota, 4o guns; Shaw- wit 11 the other. The segregation of i»7 :ly the foll«*wiiiK lescrihed property, to-wit : : Pacific sea the tramp of their vieto- ,uu¡ guns; Tomiessee, 22 guns; the sexes is unnatural and unwhole Part of tin- donation la ml i-linm of John S. 1 notts legions is heanl and (lie t< lu- Powhuttuii, 17 guns; Canandaigua, some; has the taint of monkish White, and Elizabeth liis wife, lieijiiiuing at the S. E. c«»rner of sail! ilouation ; l»les of the Philistines fall and crash 40 guns; Juniata, K guns; Ossipee, superstition, and yields too often claim, thence north to the N. E. ct»rner of , $ r» guns! Kansas, 2 guns; Pawnee, 12 1 noxious fruit. What can be more -— — by the power of their arms. Hur said eluiin, thence with north line of sail! j guns. The following are iron-clnds: absurd and mischievous than our J. FR A N K H E N D FR S O N , claim seventy-four (74) ro«ls and sixteen | rah for the Forest Grove Grange! It Ajax, 2 guns; Dictator, 2 guns; common modo of education. As links, thence south to the south line of said -Tos. McMillen ha» several of the must imites its strength to the victorious Roanoke. (» g claim, thence east to the place of beginning; , CononiceuH, 2 hood us boys and girls h-arn they are choice varietie» of containing one hundred acres, mi»re million» in a just cause ami for the gun»; Terror, 4 guns; Saugus, 2 ! such, they are separated as if they Grapes, «»r h-ss, situate in W ashington County, Ore IIIF. BEAT BUGGIES AND BIDING gon, being the equal, undivided hnlfinterest preservation o f the American Repub gnus; Manhattan, 2 guns; Maho- \ were wolves and lambs, and every best min].ted fur matariiiR in this elimntenml Horses ready at all times. pac, 2 guns'. Making 290 guns of effort is made by pedagogy tow a rd *"il. which he will eonstnntly keep on himil of the above named defeudunts in and to the j lic. premises above «l«-s«-ril»*«l. And 011 Satur- . puring the plantin']; s«'ason. n7:4t heavy caliber, and in every way su- | their mutual alienation. Assiduous *n day the 2!>th day of Novenibor next, 1«73, : perior to the armament of the S pan -! training at school and at home docs 4 5 2 Æ at the hour of one o'clock, p. M. of said «lay, j ROUGH ON T H E M EN. ish vessels in the West Indies, which what it can to render them enemies, 1 FOREST GR O VE OREGON. BREEDING DONE AT THE MOST re«- at the Court House d«»or inHilbdtoro, Wash- J . R . S p e n c e r , The Acte S>rlitm -st says that “ All consists principally of guns con- and, after long slumbering, tlie old I ington Cmmty, Oregon, I willsell the above ! »«mahle rates. J described one equal, un«livid«*d interest in J^JANUFACTURER AND DE.ÌLER IN ej’ uul and tnte men are affectionate detuned by the English Government, enmity often breaks out in connubial DKAI.EB IN all kinds of ! th«- above il«*scril»ed premises at public auc- ERSONA’ DESIRING TO BE FITTED etc. when they are com j tilled to j The dispatch boat now attached to relation, and refuses to he placated, ¡*I( in ’ ** * U. " S. «>ut with a good team will do well by tion to the highest bid«l«-r then-tor this fleet will he commanded by Nothing but the inherent and inex- G E N E K A L M ERCH A N D ISE , coin, chn I i in hand, to satisfy said execution giving uk > a call. b e .” The italics are onr*. This is Lieutenant Commander Rogers, i tinguishable attraction between man jnnd accruing costs. Witness my hand this 30tli day of Octo- CORNELIUS, OREGON. A ll order» Filled With Prom pt what Mrs. Dunaway ca-da angularity <j»jie g^ins ground that the aud woman thwails the purpose of SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS ft Lube» lx-r, 1N73. " C haklbs T. T ozikb , ness and llisptcli. of the brain. W e wonder if she has ruission o f the Kansas to Santiago ! false discipline and pernicious tuition, Sheriff of Washington Conn ty, Oregon. Repairing prompffv «ttcn«kd to. .ttt kinds ni 1'ii‘duci bou ahi and subì. ! lln«'k connects with the ears twice that opinion «»f her male relation*? de Cuhii was to demand the surren- - Annins /Auri Umi'-i't•. 11 32 :lt ulily ulTtf / n!3;2tn CASH STORE w BEE HIVE STORE. POST OFFICE, HIM THINGS TO Steve Harris, MONEY SAVED ’S V S U 3d d 3d ñ m NEW iteni ii ? m o li HOME -9 i • ^ Bee Hive Store. XOOAS A 0313 S mi Fashion Stable i 1003 m 1 1003 m EUOIS11IAH31N39 Wm. M c C R E A D Y . P I % , *