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About Forest Grove independent. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1873-1874 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1873)
THE INDEPENDENT. land have been oui at home to attend on p ULli.slio«.l the correspondence sup- him. We are glad to hear that he is likelv to recover from his dangerous illness. FOREST GROVE, DECEMBER <’*, 1873. Local N ew s. T hk MfTcises of the graduating class «>f Pacific University, fur the tirst term will come off on next \\\ dmsduy ,\tiling at the Congregational church in this town, when the class will deliver orations ami essays. Then«» exercises have always Wen vtry pop- ular in the Grove, the j>eoj»lc ln-nig proud of the students who woik th* ir wav through the College, and sympathizing with th m in their struggles for a higher education. The present class is a large one compared w ith those of former years and will la- more varied and interesting in conse quence. The ja-ople in the surrounding Country are cordially invited to attend as there will W room for all. The Grove will turn out cn masse of course. We predict that it w ill be a p asant and successful in his business pursuits and we are glad of it. lb and his brother Dr. Rafferty have built up a liti rstive busim ss in tin- drug busitn ss ; ind the latter a large practice in East Portland, and tln-y have just erect 1 a large two story brick building for their drugstore. poseí! to be from Hillsboro, for we topic, especially among farmers. The organization consists of sub have no doubt but that lie thought it ordinate or local (1 ranges, State earn • from here, and we take pleasure in informing the re a d in g publie that (i ranges and a National Grange. The term grangs is derived from it did not. And we are satisfied the T.atin wonl yfttnuin and means a Unit when the editor o f tin* /Y u fa r m with all its outfit of buildings i misi îouks out the mi stake he will not hesitate to make the matter fields A«*. , ami is therefore a more anpropriate name than either club or rijfht. bulge would be. IIiM.sr.oKo. The constitution pzovidos that LKTTLK FKOM CALIFOltNU. J. E azcka . one of the Japanese young m. u, who has been a student of the Pacific S anta R o sa , C al . N ov. ¿il, lHTo I’ niversity for the past year, started home to Japan this week. He went at the request E ditor I nim : it : ndkst :- This beau- of his father, and intends to return as soon tifu l ilU(| flo u ris h in g c ity , C apital o f as possible. He was not “ ordered home to •. . . . ,. , „ ,, .. S o n o m a C o u n tv , is itbuisant Iv situ at- IM-examined in Ins studies, as the Imllettn ¡ _ * » . . ed in the center of Santa Rosa val- stated, lior did he alid the otlo r Japanes, vouth who go to sehool lo re, reeeivi* ¿*1,000 h*\ mnlwav bi*t\icon I c-tolilina and a y« ar from tilt- gov, rimo ut. as thut paper Hcahlshurg, and is locato»! Oli il sated. h-r th, ir s u p e ri, but about one-third ()j Santa Uosa ereek. The set- there shall be nine male and four fe- ifflr -r; in each subordinate m aio Grange, e l 1 annually. The pre siding otH -er i ; called Master ami if not reel.*«*;«- Uvs known as l*ait M is ter. The State Grange has also nine otlicers and its membership is composed of the M ist«-rs ami l*ast Masters of the local Granges, and *f that sum. instructive occasion. « We had the pleasure of a call this week front iVivr Rafferty a graduât«- of the lnsti- ntiou at this place. Dave has lie« u very of late it has been the all-absorbing bo nine subordinate tled portion of the town is contained there must within the coinpass of a »piare milo, Granges before there can be a State B U SIN E SS NOTICKS. and it eontains about -1,000 inhalnt- Grange. The National G range is composed I. M ykks ¡ s selling lots of land every ants. The business portion of the week, and is buying lots more. city mainly surroumls a pinza, nn on of Masters ami East M isters of State w L cst week on th e •f Thank nvim -r ìutlie tìrov, « s a voting man. a wns passili g by a house where a party of young folks wi re having a jolly timo, he altipped on thè atr««t just as th*' merry- Uiuk.rs were eouiing ont ut the d ■ >r. and what he Itelo ld thon and there root.-d ! im to the spot as tirmly as if his f. « t li *d « \t*n<led through the groai. 1 ami b«-« n fa .tt n ! in a pair of stocks in China. His mou,h stood xtjteii nml his t v,-s stuek an ineh and a quarter lteyond thè riai of thè orbi, alar orifice. The Ito va came ont of thè house first and st .od ,n th. dflriUMflfl and. a s ,.e h girl came down the steps, »lx>y would make a grab and then pleasant sounds stole forth •on the murky air. The wuter run ««tit of the rorm-rs of that young man’s mouth ami he wondered how such things could l«,-, iu Forest Grove. M r . A. T. S mith ha> D-n -ht the W«1 h pr«>p, rty iu this town and is going to coni- bere to live. He lias rented his farm to nome immigrants who came h* re lately — .Messrs. Tyh-r and Shipley, w,- believe who have rented the farm and will make it « m- harvest-field, we pr< bet. before many y ar-. This farm has from four to five hundred «eres of excellent farming land on it, ready for the pi >w, which will ¡»rodile«- from twenty to fiftv bush« I f grain to the acre, M ason :«-. At a regular in- • ting of H -1- brook Lodge. No. 30, of A. F. A A. M.. belìi at th«-ir hall, in Forest Grove, on tin- evening of th«- -.'th tilt., the following offi cers were » I ■ -.1: J. W. Marsh. M; If. Buxton. S. \V.; A. J. Anderson. J. \\\; AV. H. Taylor. T.- ■ ir, r: 1*. («. Buford, Si rri tnry. Th«- reti ng Mast« r will im t ill tlm ’■Officers el et o th «v«ning ,-f the 27ta instant. N, IIoLI.AIHV Lot was recently organi/* »1 le vi Letami, with th- T . R. Cornelius, W. C. 1 lius, W. V. T .: L. Wilcox nor, W. F. S.; Miss Lan J. IK Letts, W. M .; Miss O. t G .; Charles D. Cord. W. O. G .; J. R. S p .li cer, W. C.; Georg * Il.-Rord. Lodge Deimtv. V i ' iu v we were do er day the most imp» was wh* ther Ju-lg Cave, who e.v-h ha* had the better we would give it up all- . -. • r WÍ1 i making a -linn- r t e- press an opini -a on CORNKI.tr- Gl: IN, Monday ni ht 1 . T I). F 1>. pnty. with t) LC f »HoV cnrri-Lt « o B . P. Wil S. . ■ j . f C .; Wui B A S.; O M i i. G. K.; S. S. L. !ÜO\_ ( >_ ; A. Sin S. ; c . R Mr Mr*-. D. \ I lox. I’ .; L. A. S. L E G A L A D V E R T ISE M E N T S . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. [D id this pot-in rest umler tlie rosy gla mour of a great name, it would receive the ¡»raise due its merit.—En.j Summons. L iXDS FOR THE LANDLESS ! ! BY \V. X. GOODELL. I n the C ocnty C oprt of the S tate of fob the C ounty of W aiishinoton : •SS. S. M. S tout , Tiff. vs. J osiah T itus , Deft. i O regon , In Nazareth dwelt a Holy Child, Sinless, divine, and uudetiled; 7'i> Josiah Titus, Defendant: From year t»> year he grew; In the name of the Mat«» of.Oregon, you Tin-adoring Heavens well love did l k * iu 1 are hereby required to nppcarxand answer And angel powers on Him attend, the Complaint filed against you in tin* above Beneath the Syrian blue. entitled action within ten days from the He was the Eternal Son of God «late of tho si-rvie«* of this Summons upon Ere Earth and Heaven were spreml abroad. you, if served witliiu Washington county; Tin- Imag«- of His Father's face; or if served in any other county of this The royal Heir of David’s line, State, then within twenty days from the date Merov and Truth did in Him join, o ' the service of this Summons upon you; Mercy and Truth and Grace. and if servetl bv publication before the tirst day of Jan. 1^74; and if you fail so to The God-Head light that in him shone answer, for want thereof, the Plaintiff will Shook Chaos, on his ancient throne. take judgment against you for tin- sum of “ Let tin l'f 1»«- light,” (¡«»«1 said. t?13d with interest then-oil at the rate of 10 And at the high, creative word per cent, per annum since September 7th, Of Christ, the Universal Lord, 1x7.1, and for liis costs and disbursements. The primal darkm-ss tied. By order of the County Judge of Washing ton county, Oregon. li th d apace, nor tarried long, FRANK L. STOTT, Till Morning stars began that song u.‘t5:tw Attorney for Plaintiff. In ¡»raist. to God Most High. When that celestial choir began, Er<- yet God said: “ Let us make man,” Or Satan fell thereby, Th«* temped Eve, who 1«*«1 astray, Led Adam in the self-same way— Our ruin th«-n «•oniplete. But Christ fulfilled God's holy law, (iranges. Tho head «'thee is l«u_\ated An«l ««> himself shall all things «lraw, at \Va.-!rngton 1). C. Evtay Slat«- Wh« n Truth anil Mercy meet. NOTICE. j^TO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 111 the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Washington County. Ogn., administrator of the «-state of George Bucnmun, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are retiuested to ¡'resent them t«» me at my resilience, five miles north-east of Hillsboro, Washington County, Ogn., or to Thos. II. Tongue, my attorney, at Hillsboro, within six mouths from the date of this notice. ROBERT IMBRIE. Hillsboro, Nov. 15th, 1N73. n35:4t I. MYERS BAS FROM 15,000 to 20,000 ORES OF EXCELLENT LANDJFOB sale in Washington County. e» Hi Cn O *0 w w > o w *> rs w o a 1-4 O X A hH M k Ö ci ostai picee of lami coutainiug about CO H M i—i 1 4 three aeres in the form of a square. Ö > The plaza is shaded and adorned by «»r Province has an equal voice m the Angels ami men created tirst, w f w > rii a number of primeval oaks and vat i- National Grange, the little Suite of Must sink, when Justice holds the scale, X A Rlimb* Islaml represente«! by her lu Everlasting night. ous kinds of ornamental shade trees, But Christ, with blooily sweat and groan, 0 > single Master, being a.-» juitent astlie ir» Dili for tin- sins of all atone, 'A > be lUtiiied and decorated with > State of Oregon. The Organization Ami tiring the Morning light. Ö A. just pi!« d up and er nme ,1 witii goods, ;1 varii-tv of shrubs and flowers. Th© is not coniine«! to the l nited States, At 0 n Star of the Morning! Thou slialt rise Ö C O • •!. and of the best ,;u.;i.ty and g r o u n d a m o n t iu o m a m e n - but has organizations in the Canadas CO O'er Hauling earth and ruined skies, '•“ «**** s,*vUs- tul plats; and yet, for the want of a and other foreign countries. There With thy benignant sway, < • m And i very creature thou slialt bring W k have received a copy of McCormick’s , seasom vl)le 8llpplv of water, the la- , are three great interests which it is — m ^ a To laud and praise our sovereign King, intended to promote, any one of Almanac, for 1871. It eontains a vast 11 * ö And his commands obey. . , . T ^roT IO E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT amount of , information concerning this tent beautv - in these plats, i ’ flowers, which should «‘till forth the hearty 1 1 the undersigned has been appointed roast, which makes it a valuable hand-book shrubs, trees and oaks remains in sin sympathy ami earnest support «>f What beauty had the Sinless Child, by the County Court of the Stat«- of Oregon for everyone. , undeveloped condition; and it - is to every true man or woman, ami more What heavenly virtue, meek and mild. fur Washington County, administratrix of And where his footsteps j»r«-st the estate of Truman Garrett, deceas«*d, and J ohn R. W ai . kkr , of the Tualatin Store, be Jjoped that when water is brought especially those who s« ek th<- pros Each spot 1 M'cuuie as holy ground, all persons having claims against said estate perity and welfare of th«* State and And l ’eaee and Love n igm-d all around, has purchas« d a n«-w stock of furniture and j,,p , c ity , as it so o ll w ill b e , this ! are rc<pi«-ste«l to j»r« sent them to me at my THE Nation, particularly in their agricul In Ev<-ilasting dust. FINEST AND I CHEAPEST will now lie, i. furniture on hand all the ¡llt(>rmural desert, otherwise termed ■ resiileiu-c, eight miles north-east of Hills tural interests. time. He invites the patronage of those boro, County and State aforesaid, or to my O Nazareth! thy vale was green, the plaza, will be transformed into a These three great objects are, the I’liy fountain pure with dazzling sheen, attorney. Thus. H. Tongue, at Hillsboro, LANDS IN THE STATE ! ! contemplating marriage, as well as those within six months from the date of this intellectual, social, and business in- That gained the Virgin’s name. binding oasis and be made to blossom already so unfortunate ns to be married. notice. When tlu- “ Hail Mary,” of the skies, Santa Rosa eontains tcrests of our people, and we propose Five or six young men of Forest Grove have as the rose. REBECCA A. GARRETT. From Angel lips, with sweet surprise, in subse«|uent articles to briefly con Hillsboro, Nov. loth, 1873. u3G:lt bei ti looking at his furniture dining the some two dozen stores of various To Holy Mary came. sider each one separately. A\ hat iy Week. kinds and a half dozen saloons(not little we know of the teiu-hings of this Thy city, «1« emed of little worth, W . !>. Ilovihi: is going to enlarge liis Sp(>;llDng well in favor of the tcin- onler, ami have seen of its workings , I- now reiiownetl through all the earth, Adm inistrator's Notice.* Thy villagi-rs beheld with awe, store-house to twice its present size, in ' , , , , , , , . peraneeorgani/ationl.twoapotueea- pleases us very much ami we gladly j 'I’he source of beauty and of love oid -r to make room for h:s new stock of 1 ' 1 . Noti«-«- is hereby given that the under advocate its cause, as we ilo other | On earthly mission from above, goods which he has lately purchased and r.v slu T,s » tw o « a d d le n e s , tw o je w e l- oi-ganizrftions with which we are con- All hearts unto him draw. signed has been appoint«-«! by tho County ! Court of tho Mate of 03egon for Washing nri' coming. II,- proposes to sell goods l’V stoi'(-s, two b a k e ric3 , fo u r p a in t m-ctcif, for all such are battling for; O Mary! men and angel's queen, ton County, Administrator of the Estate of cheaper than can bought anywhere «Is,- in s h o p s , t w o n e w s d e p o i s , u b o u t a d o z - right and against wrong. Thy saintly air and heavenly mien John B. Harrison, «leeeased. All persons the Grove Mr. lb-xti r lias «lealt largely in tlii ]aw 0 flj,.c s , a p h lllin g Jllld s;i-U Drew praises from above. having claims against said Estate will pre- C. II. w . Best among women is thy lot, s«-nt the same at my ofTu-e at For«*st Grove, . grain this year, and does an extensive busi and door factory, two lumber yards, Mother of Him whom ages sought, within six months from the «hit«* of this ness in the County. He will be sure to a brewery, two meat markets, two Tin- source of Truth and Love. notice. Ami all persons indebted to sai«l ^ J N E HALF OF BLOCK TWENTY- hav«- a large share ot the patronage of our Est ire ar<- hereby ri qnired to make imme- dentist l o o n s , two photograph gal «ight (2H) in the town of Forest Grove, i itizens. d-iatc payment, tiik BEvrriri i. fack which hi : arrao leries, two tobacco stores, five hotels S. H ughes , l)UCi:i» IN ALL THK UKKAT PAlNTLlt's Oregon. AVi; have reet ivt-d th«- Overland Monthly, Administrator. two tailor shops, three millinery MAliOXNAS. f.»r P.-tvmb» r. and it is fill« ,1 with exe, 11« nt She was expecting him Sunday r» ailing i-iatt«-r, literarv. seientilie, and eriti- shops, a drain tile factory, a pottery, n3ó.fìm Turning over the ]>ages of the night; tlu* parlor curtains were down, A. J. ANDERSON. d sin h as fla p s from an Indian Work- tin Ktlitiopinn, a Caucasian, and three “ Art Treasures of Germany,” one the «>1«1 folks notified that it was -hop, G -neva and «'hd'c*n, lhe 1, »st Lead (Jhiuese laundries, a marble factory, finds, among other good things, a healthy to go to bed at 8 o ’clock, Th»- Ann-riean Novel, S, - king the Golden ¡1 gas factory, an olliee of W ells Far very romantic and readable account and Johnny bribed with a cent to T^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Fl, ce, N« w Z« .kind, in three ¡»arts, etc. go «v t'o and the Western UnionTel- of Murillo’s courtship. It will be p rmit himself to be tucked away at Lxl the nmlersi^ncd has lieou appointed Th« n comes Etc, Current Literatur**, th«* remembered that Murillo has been sumlown. He sneaked up the path, administrator of the estate of Donald Musi .1 L) pavtnnnt, each and all full of «--graph Company, five blacksmith called “ the painter<*f conceptions.” . one eye on the dog and the other McLeod by the Comity Court of the State of inf« r* sting :n,l instructive r. adiug- T« ruis, and wagon shops, a boot blacking We are told (us much by the repre watching for the “ old man,” who Oref'on for Washington County, and all ¡>er- si no ¡»«r annum, payable in advance, and printing establishmentflio rea- sentations ho has left us us by any didn’t like him any too well, gave a suns haring claims against said estate are requested to ¡«resent them to me at the late A«hlress John II. t’am anv ,V Company. son that the last two come under one thing else) that he was very fond of faint knock at the door, anil it was residem-e of said deceased, in saiil county et. Sat i, fd;> Washington ami State, within six months from date heading is because they are both at painting tne Immaculate Conception opened and he was escorted into the hereof. HENRY McLEOD. I- r.im-is»- Cal. — the strange mystery <>f the woman parlor. He said ho couldn't stay work polishing the understanding's •2tMt clothed with the sun, with the moon but a minute, though he didn’t mean of the people), two banking houses, under feet, and upon her head a to go home for hours. ' She wanted and several physicians. There are crown of stars. Almost invariable to know how his mother was; if his I s the new building, corner of Oak po* At the Congr. gr.tional « hur, h, lb-v. E. S h e riff's Sale- Elm Avenuen, opposite the Congr»- one face appears in tln-se conceptions father hail retumeil from York Walk* r ¡-r.-arh» s ev- ry S.-.bbnth at 11 a . m being built in this city over a dozen gatiouul church, Forest Unire, Oregon, — the face of a virgin wonderfully State; if bis brother B ill’s rheuma By virtue r,f a writ of Execution issued At th« M. thodist church. R» v. Mr. Wolfe frame dwellings and live brick build- sweet where one studies it; the eyes tism was any better; and lie went ont of the Circuit Court of the State of and third Sum I vs f ings; of the latter there is a store, a ca- t down, and yet revealing their over and sat ou the sofa so as not to Oregon for Washington Comity, in favor of th 1’ -team grist mill, ::is factory. -in lovlineas; the face oval; (he li£>s strain liis voice. Then conversation Mark Hoti'mnn and against 1>. O. (¿nick nml I’ enm lia E. Quick ami to me dim-ted, com ¡ridi, E v. Mr. Cliandli r ad d ilio n toa hotel, and a aliami small and tender in their expression, llaggeil, and he played with his hat manding me to mak-> th«- sum of seven hnn- »n 1 a v i fourth Sund iv- house; and two ehm» te are in pro and yet overall a look of superiority, and she nibbled at the sofa Lilly. 1 dr« «! and liim ty dollars and eighty six cents, prii of divine reserve that forbids too He finally said it was a beautiful l . S. coin, now i-ne on said judgment, with -nth. a- h ! interest at tlu* rate of 12 per cent, perannnm ec-ss of completion. More new build familiar an interest in her lovely evening, and she replied that her I from th«- 3rd day of June, A. D. 1873, and ings are going up in this city ami being. In order to understand to father predicted a snow storm. He tin- further sum of fifteen dollars and fifty l i A HEXED. fewer going down than in any other whom this face belongs and th e ! sai«l he guessed it wouldn't snow, as five eents, costs, out of the following de- I has unpacked a large and well-iieleeted «toék s«-rih*«l real estate, to wit: The N, E. ‘ 4of I of < ' i the 2nd iust., at the re- id«-ncc of the country town in the stub ; and even reason of its fre«pu-nt repetition, it the moon wasn't crooked enough to the S. E. *4 and the S. ■' and N. W. \ of ! bri«h s fatln r in Washington county. Ogn., those buildings that are tailing into will be necessary to cli»> a page from hang a powder-horn on the end; th«’ N. E. *4 of Sect. 1«. T. 2. N, IL 3. W. ! M urillo’s life. sin- said she didn’t believe it would, “ Mill. Mer.,” containing lfiii acres in j by R,-v. J. T. W olfe, Mary A. I.y>n and decay are s»» well plastered over with t*itIn r. This mutual understanding Washington Comity, Oregon. Therefore bv About the time Murillo began to W. It. C trl, r. of Clark county, W. T. patent medicine advertimoments that paint in hi- own studio, there live-«l seemed to give each other courage, virtue of said writ of Execution 1 have levied DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, A t the r» dd-ii'-e of Noah Mull, in Wash upon the altove describe«! premises, and < n ! iu his native town of Seville, an A n -' and he wanted to know if she had Monday the 13th day of October next, 1873, ington i untv. Or« g»>n, bv ltth-y Cavi-, J. 1’ .. there is every reason to believe that FANCY ARTICLES Ac. ilalustan lady of high rank and sei-n Bill Jones lately. She hailn't at the hour of on«-o’clock, p, xi. of said day, Mr. Calviii Ja»-k to Elizabeth A. Master*. their final recovery is beyond a doubt wealth. This lady was not over she said, and she didn’t want to. at rlie Court lions«- <l«»or in Ililislioro, coun r< -t was spread f« ti.- though doubtless they are mere sha«l- eighteen years of age, was a culti Then she went to talking about the ty and state aforesaid, I will sell the above described tract of land at Public Auction to f dows of their former selves. vate«! and ai .b nt admirer of art, and «lonation visit which was to be given I the highest hi«l h r therefor, in IT. S. Golil The city eontains nine places of ha»l taken a decided fancy to Murillo Ehler Berry, and lie carelessly drop ; Coin, cash in hand, to satisfy said cxecu- ( ’() K RES 1*0 N DEN ( *E. worship; of these there are two Rap- and his pictures. The artist himself ped liis hand on hers— his right hand, i tion and accruing «-osts. Fa m i!j G roceries sad P r o v is ta s , Witn«*ss my hand this lltli day of Sept., list, two Methodist, tin Adventist, a was poor, timid, comparatively un while his left sneaked along the sofa ! A. D. 1«73. C h as . T. T o sj fr , I.KTTKR FK«»M HILLSIIORO. known, and yet feelingevt-n then the to get bchiml her shoulders. She Sln-riff of Washington Co., Oregon. W HOLKS ALB AXD »irr t n Christian, a Presbyterian,an Episco power that lay undeveloped in him. pretendeil not to notice it, and he palian, and a Catholic Church. HiLLsuoro, Nov. ’jTth. IsTil. 1 hen In* loved the Donna Beatrix ilo looked down at his boots, an«l Tin-re has been a water company ('ubreruo Sotomayor aialently is not wanted to know if she thought mut E kitou I m » ki * i : n ! -' r.- -Tin* query in ton tallow rotted out boots faster Hillsboro for the hi. I -eek litis been, lately in«*orpoiab 1 I »r the purpose to be wondered at when we consider H AR D W AR E, C R O C K E R Y é *. N O T I C E . She I that her figure w as tin: ami slendc , tl m lard ami lampblack. _____ aho is the Hillsboro «-«»nt - p >n»l< nl <>t bringing water from the he:« I of and that her eyes were large, «lark . could ut say, but she had an idea «»f thd Oregon /Vo«/« -•»••>.««•' . Atfer Santa Ih-sa«-reek, uh eh tis«-sin the blue, almost violet, wi‘ h the Spanish that it did. He luul just commenced T V ’ OTICE i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t ! r i the undersigned has i h - oii ujqiointed ;i week of diligent imptiiy we hav - adj.-n-eiil 1:11s, into tin« city, a «ds- lire iu them that can llu-h out con to lock lingers with her when she Administratrix of tlu- Estate of Chas. E. In fact, everything to be found ia a I n k arrive«! at the «*onelusi«»n that th«.- tanco «>{ s.x miles, and the mains are densed sunshine, or entrance by the discovered that something aileil the Estes, «leeeased, by tin- County Court of ( class Variety Store. holiness of fathomless depths; with lamp. She rose up, turned the Washington count v, Oregon. All ¡s-isoiis | a!>ove ¡»aper has no eorrespoiulent now being laid along the principal I having claims against said Estate are re- long «lark lashes, a clear white fore light «lown a half, making the room «¡uir* (lto present tlu-mtome at the residence lhe County Hospital is lo- here. For which we have many re streets, head and cheeks kissed to a lovely look dim. It took him five min of Win. Jolly, in the al hi ve named County, grets, for if it did jierhaps ilu- manat <at*-d at th: P ace an <-\ -client ami bloom by the soft zephyrs of Spain; utes to get hold of her lingers again, within six months from the «late of this a rich llow of dark brown hair- is it and she pretended to want to draw notice, and all persons imiti it ed to the said Corneilus would n«»t have t<> «haw SIJ worthy institution. ; hst de are require«! to make immediate I My goods were iplerted expressly for this Santa Rosa has two colleges the to be wondered at that Murillo ab- her hand away all the time. After i setti« nn nt. extensively on ms imagination. \V«- market and I ahull always keep np a fall jei-tly s u it « mlen-d hi ; timid heart to a long pause, he lowered his voice to I „ ARMANDA M. ESTES. 1 assortment making wanted t<> say to you, Mr. Editor, Ihu-itic Metlnitlist and the Christian- r this Andalusian beauty? She was a whisper, and he said he didn't see Hillsboro, Nov. 10th, 1.-73. ii3‘»:4t. ih in a verv flourishing condition. h is patron. She aided his studies; what made folks love each other. th is , th a t we h a v e n o s t o c k whatever FASHIONABLE CLOTHING •al quarrel and l't-i.h s theso two colleges there iire she at tor hi madonnas; t he love«] Sili<• bit her handkerchief and admit a prominent feature in my store. Bly floods NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. ,1-m’t want any, au«l that we think it two public and one private school all him, too, buteshe never l«-t tliis con ted her ignorance. He said he could are all new, my salesroom lore* »««*< Iv/kU J, au<! my flict with bis advancement. He was name a dozen young men who were very ungenerous in tlie /V <»«//■'’ssimiisl well patronized. rgXUK UNDERSIGNED HAYING l ’ RE voting; he ha«l no reliance in him- g«»ing to get married right away, and fl h «-nt«-<1 iln-ir final uecount as Ex«*<-ut«»n* to endeavor to whip its own citizens Santa Rosa is one of the few towns self; lie must go out into th«* world liis left arm fell down ami gave her of the estate of William Porter, «l«‘ccased, into the traces, atour expi-nse.’ XVhat that have been !> -neliti-d by railroads, beyond tlu-narrow limits of Seville a hug. Then she went over and notice is hereby given that tin- first Monday P R IC E S as L O W as tk r L O W E S T . difference does it muk«- to us here, if for since a depot was placed at her and study higher art, until lie couhl looked out of the window to make in January, 1874, has be« n appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for sure that it was or was not going to command all his genius; and so, «me Cornelius man did whip a door«, which was about three years Washington County, as the «lay for the final when the time caiua, she insisted snow, and coming back, lie turned hearing of said matter. tinl /mlinn. So far as we are con- « W lhe town has more than doubled JOHN R. PORTER, that he should go, notwithstanding the light down a little more, and 1130:4t J» A. WETMOBE. cerni <1 we can’t see as it was a much it« population. lie pleaded with tears in his eyes that then sat down ami wantcil to know worse crime to whip tin Indian, under 1 he valley of Santa Rosa for which he might stay near her. Murillo’s j if she didn’t want to vest, herself bv In tlu* fiMinty Court o f Hu* State o f O re sent« nce of a court martial, than it the city is the priucipnl depot, con- reluctanco to go to Englaml was leaning her hea l on liis shoulder. gon, for Washington County. To my forner customer* all la this Ah, me] we have all been there w as to kill and scalpa Iriemllylmlian tains about sixty sipiare miles of more than half oecasione«l by the vicinity the invitation is to “ come and ••e.” fact that an old acquaintance of his, ami who of us careil a cent when In the matter of the Estate of Henry B. W e like to show good** whether yoa M n k iM while holding a hijgh military posi- some of the best farmin'* land in the or not. “ Bones, d«‘«’cas< <t. Pedro de Moya, an artist of renown, the old clock struck 12, and we live tion. But, perhaps, tin person wlm State. This and its fine «dimafe, its had recently returned from Van miles away from home? The old 7 ’o Sarah Rones, Isaae ami Mari / R<>nes, El'n- 1 ah, th limits ami Eli-a limns, dnutfhten o f j furnished the would-be-coiTcspond- excellent schools, and its railroad Eyke’s studio to Seville, hail taken man was fast asleep, the "*at<*h-dog th e, <tst «/, aw l to all ¡,trsmis iiJenshJ in said , E > / ent facts, can explain f«>r In.* knows depot, make Santa Rosa ''h a t it is up his abode there in one of the g >ne a visiting, and the handsomest You are hereby rite<l to appear iu tlie palaces, and lmd fallen «lesperately gi.l in the country didu t see why we a flourishing inland town. all about the transaction. M'hat County Court of the State of Oregon, for in love with the beautiful Beairix de iu-«'*l be in a hurry. Washington county, at the Court House at W. does Hillsboro care if the ex-Sherill Cabrera. Perhaps I shouldn't have written j Hillsb-iro. in said County and State, on the j (joes jiave }1 baker’s dozen of «-hil- But Murillo went and stud.! -1 j of this, but as I was going by Saun- first Monday in January, A. 1). 1874, to PATK0N8 OF m .SUANPHY. hard, and became famous, and r e -; ilers the other day, thinking how show cause, if any there be, why the petition Highest Market Friee to dren ? W e feel aggrieved to think «if S. A. Holcomb, Executor of saiil Estate, and Eggs turned with honors and com missions 1 heard him whisper in her ear at praying for lii-ens«* to s«-ll the following This Order is a secret society com- that the impression may have gone ami married bis lovely patron, the I spelling school, that lie'll love her j «tescribed real estate, being the w«*st half of to the people of Washington county post*«! of persons of males over eiglit- Lady «le Cabrera. And now does it very shadow as long as he lived, lie , of tho Donation da m of H. B. Bones, that Hillsboro is envious of (Yrnel- eon years of age and females over appear strange that one face appears raised the window ami called t«> her, i and an undivided one-half interest in the east half t>f said Donation claim,all iu S«»c.l9, jus because she is likely to have a sixteen, interested in some agricultu- in many of his virgins; that the face as she was picking up chips in the i Town. 1, North Rang«- 1, west, in Washing- is a lovely face, a Spanish face, the road: | ton Comity, Ori-gon, should not be granted. ««reatcr population than " e ha'G, ml puuuiit. By order of ” 11 . , ! face of a sweet girl, whose every “ Sue Saunders, come in here and and that, too, from internal causes, i The Onler was first instituted in T hos . D. H umphreys , feature,whotherit be cold or repelling ft ml the b a r ’«- grease for my sore IIINMAUf. : A tte s t: Com ity ,/urfyr. W c Mo not feel agrieved at the editor the year 1807 ; and though for some 1 or tender and "in n in g , is known to heel, or "I ’ll break every bone in Forest Grove, Nov. 7, 18 “*3. W. D. F ittkngkr , . «-•.i . , , . ; of the because he ; years very tutu- was said ijbou, it. hii^ by actual experience ? v o u rb o d y !” ‘ County Clerk, aJTgiw a7Jy B NOTICE, FOR SALE. Murillo's Love Story. Setting up With Her. Administrator's Notice. NEU STORE ! 1S T OPENED!! RELIGIOUS NOTICES. -. D i r-. im- tht* is. Mr ¿ D. Will[•» > Y •y: H. < S »j n<m. 1, Mrs. If Wik- ix, I*, i h. f. N. W il1*0 X, R. P . Wills, C. ; Mr- . i.’ . J. Sin; i til, 1 , t over I) tiry bri -ign-1» .ar i put u»)f if. ave f.. st over th#* ill-. -■w! lieh f.iet big hides bru lv 11 in many places, and the bri h» l. ling under the hot - reial Mills. MeMinnvilh . have tunin'. night ami day for s« vend 1ÔU barn shipping Osr eorm-r of tli. court h- »Us at flill.H- Diro has s-ttl. 1 ¡nor*- t!i m the ri st of h i- «-rack« d th«- building .m l t 1 * i b ully in conse,pi« i » • )UR Coll! tV «itti* •ers are p. .lit»-, obliging and g«-utl- :u inly -u«•n, as thos;«• who go tO Hilriri.ro on.busiui ss Lav« f«»und to th- ir Ai-tive in Hills- ,|»K g'» d times. T hk r« tail trail«- i boro alni lu* rehauts Eitel r\ S, »ei» t v < Tuesday « v» n p,.. U« i-tl» at Hillsboro, di s.-u solved. That fr» e tri true poli* y <»f the Unlitcit S r,t•• s, an 1 «V•is «b ¡ b d iil favor «d Bo ne^ative. T. H Tongue aiu 1 F. L. r Ml I V N ston were the priti I i¡. evenin\¡f tin y li ¡mmi lie question: R . s.ilv, .i. l'h.it « ODip lllsorv edil«•ation shiild b. adoj.t.d in Or«-W »n. Dr. Rail'ey. Judge Hun iphrcvs. Justice Cave, and many oth«-r prominent men tak>’ an active part in th- s«- «b bat- s. Th«- S w ictv D flourishing and doing much P E R SO N A LS. R* v. Thus. Coiul-iii went to Portland <>n h*- 3 1 just to till lii- appointment to lecture «t the First < niigr* dama! Church. L.C . WalkRTR .,f flu eoll.ge h.-r«* r. tarn« «1 tn.tb. D d!. this w.-. k where h- has « n agi-d t-i t*aeh a private school, Levi i-arri’ with him th*- sympathy and good wish* of his ( irovc fri« nds. As a man v riding through Coiwlhts th*- oth«-r «•v» ning a <-oii[»le of hoo-lliim coninu-ni •• l s t « niiiiii1 ■ and 1rs m : t<- fright, n liis horse, when the man tune d on one of them and run after him. and «mi ought to have H«« n that fright<-ne«l gamin « limb 1 » fence and h. :r.l him hall««., nu.l .soon as . . . fan'.ty and crying. D r . S aylor keeps a good t 'i] ply of school book ... such as are used in our j) blie schools, also, lie rare works, and station, rv of the best quality. You will make money to buy of him. M r . H ixmax has just returned from Port- land with new supplies. His m w store is The Sinless Child. * j Mr l. Kb ity of this «-.unity has W n '«•rv ill during the pa-d w««-k or two and Ins «*oc, Da f>] an 1 Pi. uhu.. Raffcrtv of Ik.ut- A. HINMAN paid A. ái