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REUGiGUS NOTICES.
THE INDEPENDENT. 1
F O R E ST G RO V E, D E C E M B E R '27. 1^73.
L o c a i
N e
T he C hristmas E xercises
At tli«1 Congregational ehur eh. Rev. E.
AValker \' IVUUllD?s every Sahbal h at 11 a . M
At the Methoi list eliureh, Iv v. Mr. AVolfe
pr>*:iehi*s on the filmst and third Sundays of
w s .
each month.
The < xcrcises
At the Baptist ehureh. Rev, )dr. ( ‘iunnllt r
dl'i'aehes on the second and fourth Sundays
of each month,
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character and the little fi>lks h:ul a happv
time. There were about five hundred per­
sons in attendance. There were three trees,
a large one in the center and two smaller
revolving ones were placed on each side
situated in the end where the pulpit stands.
The trees were loaded with gifts some of
which w< re very valuable. Dolls hid their
rosy faces in the brain lies, bead work glit­
tered among the leaves and cornucopias
swung to and fro like the bright hanging
nests of the ( »rude. The estimated value
of the presents on these trees reaches
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«Unit $ 1 , 0 0 0 , which is a liberal sum for a
country town, and we doubt very much that
«noth' r town iu the State has done mi well.
The exercises were short and appropri­
ate. being introduced bv a Christmas song
by the little folks: a ch ipt< r in tin Hilde
was read by llev. Tlu>s. Condon who made
some excellent and Appropriate remarks
and a prayer: and then the work of distribu­
ting the presents lagan and eontinind till
about half-past nine o'clock. At the con­
cimi ni S. \ more ( 'olid' >n - mg aliti play< d the
Col.bler song to the infinite «musementami
UMdanse of both old and votine.
th e
in
past
week
v a c a t io n
E . H artm an
th e
K
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BEE HIVE STORE.
m ade
co u nty j
an
order
g u ard ian o f th e
I. MYERS
m in o r
h e ir s o f R . A r t h e r d e c e a s e d .
J. B. Matthews, Proprietor;
And
report of T h o m as Stew ard ,
h a v in g b e e n b u t tw o a p p l ic a t i o n s fo r : ^ u n ^
c
i . i
,i .
ta ro hank e ith e r.
th at
C h r i s t m a s w as co le lira to il w ith
m o r e t h a n u su a l in t e r e s t in P o r t l a n d .
w ill
he
on
th e
am ount of
p r o p e r t y as e q u a liz e d by th e c o u n ty
b o a rd
of
e ,u tiliz a tio n ,
m a k i n g
th e
am ount of
S t a t e ta x to bo
p aid 1 > v t h is c o u n t y o n t h e p r o p e r t y
Mi s R . A. O wens, a w ell k n o w n
nd v 0 f Uo •od HI rii. AVill si to rtly s ta rt
Of l ’ l ii! i-l I'ljllliil, wl]ieri* s ho I'l'oi loses
0
limit •• ;;s un M . 1>.
W in 1 . V. M ill«. E s ,, . . l o t tig a vosi d o nt
if Wtl sili 11g to n con ti ty. Ii as vont OVOll
“ IU 1 M ‘ U11° l l , U > 1 1 ,l
0 n . i .. 1 *. is .*o im t; ■, an 1 grotto int« >
—* " -
tieivli Ululi s iti“' at M a rs litichi with
THE PATRONS OF
IN THE BUSINESS
LIFE.
l*iv to t ile r j*i*i s e n t tim e tin* O r e g o n
C it v Flouring'' M ills h ave g r o u n d
l * 7 . 1 »00 b u s h e l < o f w h e a '.
C o lle ct­
ively *h e tw o m ill s h ave p u r c h a s e d
.h."»:i.DtHMurdi: is thi'
asou .
II vmi . et . - T 1 i
h ngthv notic
thud" of
ke to j.
t " pubi
lit. .1 ...
A s to ria i- ia l .o
site o f t h e “ < ì iv a '
w h e r e f a n n e r s ivo
b u t d u rin g' t h e l
wont up t o s ic .
>1 oil a b u s h e l.
1 *
Grove the pi a.iare of hei
oc UiLi.ssoko.— The TliC-
it • «f tie o , f „ ¡an say-,: •
fsrm:i*Ksnr\r is amusing
the (Debating) K'lnb »1
aio i so
and
mi mu'*
long
it«
as
,
propel* b o u n d s , it
r ig h t .
Hut w h en
>t wj
,
no losses
*0 *
to
ca
o
W
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a
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is kepi
ki oi within
nmm j
is
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is le g it i m a t e a n d
ir is t le g ’ a d e d in to
in o r d in a t e
! vari >n p la i n l y re v e a ls t h e
f a c t th a t
! m a o h y an* !.. f r th.* m*
. ti;
•rai ivo > t o r e
h e iutpoi s , "
nei
ut Ile* /.e, Hour
h a n d , p otatoes
PcrsanaS ?...d Gs:u;ral.
4 1
H a
»ro Lit) '■ UJ >
ru ts
N itid i ha - lull
over
MT I- ■ c< • -X for H 1]
I n t u i r e 1 C a r d in a ls .
ni,-.if wuh F.*rest <ir >v,-.
I >11 r a t - l o d e in « 1»ninth
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H! h a v b,-.
t!
d
i
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t V* *** a l »ilio h Is h c ls i»t '.hl'aC .
.« iu this
If
t your bo, iu. - ..r >t. 1 > ( i rav « • • U le pv e< n ita in .s !•;'7 w«*i ls
ti­
o f w I l ie] 1 Ni î ai e d el i ve 1 t f< un t !n
out, ¿is it Aiigdo-S.f >..*’:.
'll • eh ill"! Ige was pas-
T h e la t e s t n o tio i 1 i«u ('.n is iit t t t io n
ll
; : 1 â m e :» 'Im e n i j i n >!t it lit i ; 1 ig* a n v ( 'o n
1 was acci ■pod by us.
•-pvess ff.n n itieteusi n g its ow n pav
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a m.i'iit
Mrv H th* a:
AY i
v '
m u ti e a r e >
la v o r
ml w,
v
-t < MÌÌ
V ir
at AÏ• m ass:
ad n muri- wi
g itiia, was s i m u l t a n e i >* l-.lv sou-ght liv
W has lai
Tm W i n
a m an a m i a w o m a n ,
F i n ail v th e
i», .n.» fr. H
we. k
m a t t e r was r e f i n e d , h o th e a n d id a t e s
, i 1 : .
T 1 h 11*'
.
...
.it 1 r gf.i
1 «■ » ti
11 j » * 1 t i 1 !•
the mou:
( ‘ M
> t 11 1 M
* 1 D
Uu
« * * » » » , 1 i * >
! 11 » 1 1 ' • 1d 1 ll*»Il.
t 1 Sît’ ÎD f C >11 vote h a s ju s t liei-n t. i k e n , a n d t h e
and warn 1-- tÎD w o m an is ahetul.
hu-
g e n e io 'is
I t ;> a u n iv e r s a l
h a s bit'
tew
e x c e p t io n s ,
t u a ' , th e m ore »>! w ealth o r p o w e r we
a u e u i i o t h e ¡uovo \vt* d i « i r e ,
a n d nn-
le«« tin m in d be c o n s t a n t ly e x e r c is e d
uis lin p ttis
MV g l * i t
>t chat ii ie*.
p en sili
ih
O b set-
»” m id d le c la s s e s o f
¡ a n d - v i . t g a . h : .*.:: g
i ate l
the
dis-
the
lit a lt
be-
conn - f u l l and s: liish. and
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,
tm i'u iy .
m o r e gì nm.
e i
up
mu th e faruier«
of
.\t n n r i : f \\\- s i u s n i K R ’s s t o r e ."
fiv e -h e a r t
;tid
an. 1
hone
an
fb v th o se
\vil( )St ‘ only Mi'jcvt in
emstoho
to m ik e money. N«
ics and
ami |>r"iession shave
i!a‘ ion« end are uniteti t ailvanc-
Not SO
each o t h e r s interests.
one o f th e
for though
n * i
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T h o m a s T o n o i - e F ...a., t h e well known
and active Attorney at H i l l s b o r o was adniif-
t«*d to the bar in t h e U. S. District t ’oiirt at
Portland last week.
in s p e c ia l e a s e s * m u c h f u r t h e r .
T h e T e r r i t o r i a l jm jie r s a r e eonft-
ile u t t h e N o r t h e r n P a c if ie wi ll b e
M atthew ’ s new sign is the ninth and last b u i l t t o t h e Y e l l o w s t o n e P a r k n e x t
wonder of Forest Grove
i sum m er.
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THE
WI L L
Wm. M c Û R E A D Ÿ .
SELL.
FO REST
his life is
in d o jH 'iid eu t, a n d
g i v e ; t h e la r g e s t f r e e d o m , y e t th e
p r i c e s ot* tin* varied pvoib.etis o f b is
farm a re c o n s t a n t l y s u b jo c t to c h a n g e
o ft e n b r i n g i n g le s s t h a n
th e
actu al
M a rk e t
GROVE
O R EG O N ;
a n u fa c tu r er and d e a l e r
M
Bee Hive Store.
in
all kinds of
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*^* T I K T E
S
S t
SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS A Lashes
Re'Uember Ihe place. J X. Campbell'»
Old Stand, Forest Grove.
___ ________
^ rlea t
CHEAPEST
j n35 :ly
A or firmili**. G ood G oods , CHEAP GOODS,
H iv* b >t*n marrii'da twelvc-montli or more
And Al irv is singing tliis song tu ber balie,
or l i r U 'l U F .A ti- >7// \ ¡H.F11 S S T o liE .
Mevv
AND
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T will always keep all the Standard Brands j
of Goods and. by a strict integrity of pur-1
pose to deal ns I would he dealt by, I now ;
At Ill'RORH.XA-sitl.WHFirs STORE.
went, Mary and I: and can I ever forget nviteyoii to my Store, which I now christen
The pleasure th.it beameli in lier face,
the
-
FINEST
LANDS IN THE BÌATÈ ! !
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!
Fp*Repairing promptly attended to.
nl3;2m
J . II M A T T H E W S .
FO R EST
GROVE
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î
Forest Grove, 0 r . , Xov. 4th, 1M73.
t i T'A K I MA lì F F. P. FAT AS B E T T E R ,
a
Multen. Pork, Veal, Fish, both fresh
and salt. Fruit, Flour and Game, constantly
on baud.
ndl* ly
h e r e b y g iven th at
the undersigned has been appointed
l>y the County Court of Washington County,
Ogn., administrator of the estate of George
Bueinaun. deceased, nnd all persons having
claims against said estate are requested to
present them to me at my residence, five
nr.les north-east of Hillsboro, Washington
County, Ogn., or to Thos. H. Tongue, my
attorney, at Hillsboro, within six months
from the date of this notice.
R O B E R T IM B R IE
Hillsboro, Nov. 15th. 1873.
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o t ic e is
N
u7 :lv
NEW STORE ! Jl ST OP ENEDÜ
THSS SPACE
F 03 HÖXTER.
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K
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c o s t o f i .)R u c tio n , w h ile th e m id d le ­
m an r e a p s a la r g e p e c u n ia r y
a n d g ro w s r i c h , t h e
reAvard
farm er
i
I n the new building, corner of Oak puu
Klin Avenues,
opp.isite the
Congre
; Rational church, Forest Grove, Oregon,
m ean - 1
w h ile s e a r e d v m o r e th a n h o l d i n g h is ■
ow n .
O n th e o th e r h a n d ,
shut
llu e t n a t io n s in
A . HINM AN
le s s
w ith
t r a d e a n il t h e
N
of!
fro m t h e w o rld to a g r e a t e r o r
e x te n t, and u n acq u ain ted
o t ic e is
th e
FT
pro­
03
d u ctiv e r o s t o f a r t i c l e s h e m u st n e e d s
btiv fo r th e h o u s e h o M a n d f a r m ,
; has unpacked a large and well-selected stock i
i
of
lie!
o ft e n g iv es a la r g e j>er c e n t , in t o th e j
hands of
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th e
d e a le r , t h u s
hereby
g iv e n
th at
the undersigned has been appointed
by the County C oirt of the State of Oregon
for AN ashington County, administratrix of
tli“ estate of Truman Garrett, deceased, anil
all persons having elaims against said estate
are requested to present them to me at my
esidein e, “ig*bt miles north-east of Hills­
boro, County and State aforesaid, or to my
attorney, Thos. H. Tongue, at Hillsboro,
within six months from the date of this
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notice.
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p a y in g
REBECCA A. G A R R ETT.
Hillsboro, Nov. 15th, 1873.
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- n a tiicd m tm* h ig h ju ic e s fo r w h a t ho b u y s , as well
D R Y GOODS. CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS:
Fri.
Avaiters o f Id ah '
1. a c c o r d i n g to as l o - i n g on w h a t h e s e lls .
T
h
e
;
r •
’»* *
F A N C Y A R T IC L E S &c.
tin* ( 'in e it m a ii '/ ■
sii*
she s a y s : “ 5 ¡ i l l -
up to
g r e a t en d o f o u r O r g a n iz a tio n is to
will
. ti
it 's lik e th e rapt uri* y< m * el in y o u r
of
flci noon, Bn
M id d le m e n a re ;
lo v e r > ti n 1er e h t s t i.’'
A nd m o r e m e e t t h is d itlieu lty .
»y look fut
ALSO
la s t in g , we h u p e ; f o r how o ft e n th at o ft e n n ecessary a n d we a r e Availing t o !
,
t...
la i dui'.* i- u n t im e ly
n
in
n
e
d
bv
d
e
t
e
c
t
-
g iv e t h e m a fa ir supjH irt, b u t w e j
.
i à
.
at.* fn
d bv
in g th e ji in; -, o f his maul;, lin g e rs on d o n t p rop -v to let t h e m ta k e all th e
Fam ily G ro ceries and Provisions,
J l , F. M,Milî. n Y( m r titan m w s i I k .
“ G ine C oon * S kins .' — D
ji r e iit , an d u n le s s th e y y ie ld to o u r
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k
ilîltl
sue­
luting
thi
w. nt a e<»on hi
F arm and Gar den.
d e m a n d s , vv y p r o p o s e to d e a l d ir e c t ly |
WHOLESALE AND R ETA IL ,
\
ci * d. 1 in captai ring four of ti nt*
w
ith
t
h
e
u
r
i
n
u
f
a
e
t
u
r
e
r
s
,
fo
r
out
varmints, down on the <*re• k a short d’ -»t.'tn ■*
T o r ( \ »ov ( ’ ,1 __T I. «* aprri«* a l tu ra i
n e e d e d s u jiji lie s .
There is s t ill nu- !
fr .m town. Hi ; dogs see ntu*l their traeks
1( j 1 : »ft 1 o f ( le t o h e r she i\vs th a t th e
Dow 1 , 1 g and
. one in r
o
t
h
e
r
jiovver,
t
o
w
hom
j'o r h a p s we *
n n <*vui) is Hi i f f 1 *ent. Iielow a
H AU U W ARE, VRO CK ER Y d e.. <tc.
t h e - otln 's in a stump. Th is is M r M<-
Vil>rma! r r u p .
T h e «-ro ¡ 1 «*f l«st y e a r wi pay a s till l a r g e r t r i b u t e , a n d t h a t |
Afri', a '- tir-! ci »1 m hunt f. >r ¿1 iIon r ti’ue 'Uul
Wi;;s e ;i imaK-d at 1 ,*t'dli,<■i!i».(••.:;> lm -h- i , t h e c o m b in e d ca p ita l o f transput*-
T*. TTOXTF.lt TTAS SO M.WA .
h** h 1 d fim i-iiiii 1 .'h fur al I tilt' Grove. AA'e
i-
..
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* V e ciistuim rs at his store all the time
In view o f t h e «1 le,•, c a s e ol i* 1 1
t'1 s.
ta tio n li n e s , t h e g r e a t m o n o p o lie s o f that.he has „„ time to write an advertise-! T ,
in the night-
m -uit of t
! i •<*f «•« nt. 111 a o a the iII*ìi'alt d .f< — o u r d:tv.
S o s t r o n g d o th e v fi'<*l in mint. That is what we call business. n.T.itf In fa<‘t. everything tu b e found in a hrst-
Long T-
,nd vv t * kuow d* 1 -tioti i- a b o v e j : i j'.- f e e n t . , o f
__L_____ class A'arictv Store.
«■ of fuit.
•1 »(l,tlilD.(M)0 h u s h i ' s . 1 1 a- m i]v S(ate.-i t li e ir b o a s t e d s t r e n g t h , th at tin*v al-
t ; 'hifliinpf th e avi ia p e «•omliiion are
( ; « ■ »in, F l < >1 i*la. Arl kattsns, ( ' a l i ­
i ile <*iiter a \ e r ­
» 1 1 u ni!! a m i ( »I'egoti.
a ;. s a r e a s fo ll o w s : -M; tin e, 8 7 ; New
1 i anqishir«*. !>!>; N. w Y O fk, .Si»; New
.h
!)D; 1 . n yh'ai tia, 5)3; 1 >« lu­
wa re ,’ 7(i; M a ry h tn d , di : \ irg'iuia.
;i< >; N o rth ( ’¡iro iiim , !».“i. S a r i ! i ( 'ar-
: M ississi|ijii,
in a, S t ; A lali.o iia,
NI
l.o u i- in n a , !>_*; T< " ots, ià»; l'i n-
Mrs Dm,]
L »Trxr.
«ditor of tin- 11« -«•♦•, 1 ; \\ est \ i ‘" . : nia, JMJ; K e n -
Vor Xnrth l l r . f illl'l ¡III li
lek V, '.M ; ( »III 1 , S.S; M “ li¡g'an, K » ;
s]'cak« r will 1*Dctiir«* *»ii th#* subit et of fn II n lia iia , K J; I l l i n o i s , ii
« ; W e-eoii' iu,
temperance tinis f-VUllill'J[ ut 1 •*
1 s i - A 5 ;
MX S. 4; .Mini.“ < . ! t 7 ; 1
tv'elork at till Congregational « hull h
She
will have a large audit nee of niur-i
-l.i
M i \sì li* N.j ? 4\ , i" INO. T I ie le»i.’. dh
always does.
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ot a Ih -11 O f
111* 1s «'.•mwiilly
A P leasant P arty . - A select paryt was lim b 1 - e ’tilll : #| j
si k now n
hi’ d at Mr. .T. T. Se.itt’sresidi nee last n. lit. wa» m
Sunil' forty voting ini-ii and women w> ro in T< >tllo: ise.
T h i s lì «isil \> îiS i en a la i a
nttonil.inee.
It* froshments were served.
df mi
1 « t!
\ I'; 'o one
Bi-eeher treated the guests with j.op-eorn. m o d <t s c r ie s , w h ich ¡t'< ra o* l ft* *n
And it w as ,i pleasant party indeed.
se v e n to ( i ; h ; unii s i n le n g t h .
'1 hi*
I. ost . A fur eapr was lost by its owner longest int< ; v;d evi t remarked I ie
l ist night either at the Congregational tw e e n it Hash a n d n r e p o r t was sov en-
Ghuieh or in the immediate vicinity. The t y -tw o s e c o n d s , w hich w ould i*(»rre-
timler will be suitably rewarded if ho will, « p o n d with a d is t r ic t o f fo u r t e e n
leave th
ime at the Post Ollict* in this m i l e s . D i r e c t r e s e a r c h e s h ave sh o w n
t h a t it s t o r m is s e ld o m h e a r d a t a
town.
o r e n t e r d i s t a n c e t h a n fr o m sev en to
P ersonal P. deigh St-.tt has favored our tow ixiileM, w h ile t h e a v e r a g e are
town with his prcsriiee miring holliilays. b a r e lv h e a r d o v e r f o u r o r live mi l es
He is on a visit to his relatives near the off.
T h i s fa c t is t h e m o r e c u rio u s
Grove. H* is having a good time generally a s c a n n o n m ay b e d i s t i n c t l y h eard
find is looking wi 1 1 .
_
d o u b le o r tre b le that d istan ce, pnd
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it
C hristmas T 1 : e k M m \ K K . Part of a
0 diet si t C*'Ilsi-t ing of wllilt is callf d Bo-
lo mian glasswa re. and in
d fur Mrs. S.
AV. Carti r. i- n
id W..s doiibtb'ss
d-livi r< d tu t!,
ii s froin t h*
Christmas T e . . Tiny
eolor* «1, >'ith
figures of flow.
nul thi-m
If
any «>n<* h is tie
f. r a fuYor by
leaving tin m ut A Hin ,
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X kw G oods are constantly arriving and
Tl'.rv haw i ii-l’li -t
ban aiis and elegant
set;
( )f lb d-room furniture n> vv.
With cent, r-tab!' s, and what-nots, and mir-
ri >rs great,
And an < 11 • 11 < ss variity of chairs, not a few,
Tin v do a rash business, and with money in
hand
Tn purchase every style of furniture lower.
Arc able t" supjily all the publie demand
j»er
so unii h taken advat
die farm er,
si
0
.1/ HUllOUF \ if* >///A 0 1 .hAl > S /ORk.
AH will fare alike in prices, which shall
“ To-morrow, then, love, let ns journey along | always lie T H E VERY LO W EST they ca an
To the eorm r of Ald- r and Front; street -
f
'Tis nnnihcrs f>S and H it! triver side,)
When* lovi r« so happily m* 1 1 ;
How many fond souls might he stvered for
years
T ^ o r C a s h
!
From those tin y so fondly adore.
Were it not for the beautiful furniture tln \
have
tlirns a As she gaz.eil at th** marvels of beauty dis­
pluvi-d
/ . in n >■ r f s .t- s i n \ m . f r s piure :
eh iss
i b e re i>
a
•73
hia n o w m g ' In*.
d e a l e a r to t
O
X
«
>
*
Ü
make up off of good customers.
| " lint. Mary, alas! I must sadly confess
, O X F M A X S ’ M O X E Y IS A S G O O D
lap .
| Mv means are hut slender us yet;
I To furnish a house in the stvh* you demand i
HUSBANDRY Would hopelessly plunge iuc in debt — j
A S iJ I I I L L . S .
RELATIONS OF To ask you to share my pool' lodgings and
hoard
|
___ _
Is something that I should deplore.”
She said, with a smile, “ You can buy very j
move o f a vice than** v r t u e .
w •e tt j*r * In** (imi of fot
ts i ollo . s : l.i; 1:1, 1,7.1 ).();) « i
[ j A ¡•* 7 ; ri.taiii. Bettfo-.i o s i
\ I J'i ill'll, t* *t 1! ;«,3 iT.c i* \
• V. t will tie exnorUi \.
*J.< !2 t•
Anna Dh-kito
Q u a lit y o f its G ood »
'
jm'tj j „ nian-i.>n. with carpets of gold
AND THfc
Ami silver. I'd cover the floor!
j
j But, smiling, she said, “ You can purchase
the best
. 1 1 m i:<11:A' v a* s i n s o l f i t s s t o n k . ** C H E A P N E S S O F I T S P R I C E S Ï
hupoii which to recline j
Wh*n evening shall call us to rest,
| Of the fleeciest qlown.
but, she said,
j Kt.jj for ( ’ASH, consequently I have j
t h ir s t lo r p la c e o r p o w e r, it b e c o m e s
th e p o o rer
.1
of i,s varid>- , l u t f o r ‘ he
' o
ot
¡i m e r e g r e e d fo r g o ld o r
C o l o n e l R . R . T a v l o r w o’ l k n o w t
i. J : " ' .........
ï an m
in e o u n e
III Wltil
li
Hi
I
am er to ­
iii
S ta i'* w ill s a il o n î
m irrow i o r S a n F ia t ic i
so sa vs
tin t
in
A
K S ^ s M X D L E I T S STO R E."
C R ES OF E X C E L L E N T L A N D iF O B
sale in Washington Côunty.
Self intcre- t is a law of our nature
S i n c e t h e sn >vv f
in t h e c o a s t
r a n * 0 . tin* w olv es h.11V ( ' (. *oui down o n
•
‘ s h e *ji in tin* f*o ld " in \ a m b ili
a n d l ’ i >lk e ni ni ie -, a m i tnaltv sh eet)
a n d lew \\Oi\ 0 * 11 • i\ i• lu i : 1; 11« 1.
The Eu.
v -
h as b e e n ] 1 v :
a t H a y d e n 's i-
in a 1»* to ]>!' > * 1
\\ illa m e t l ive
, S^ * ' t a f » . i* ‘ e**‘ in » • “g H**'“ « « •
j of ai>>- plucr m the County. T h . . store hi»
always been lifted for its variety and it
j always shill be not onlv noted for the extent
a s s e s s e d 8 8 , 8 3 8 3 7 j a n d 877.7 p o ll
**I lik.'hldVmaUress the best.”
j ax
| “ Then so it shall be, low; the tables inlaid,
.,,,
... .. .
.
I And setts from some far distant shore.”
1 ho c o u n t y ja i l is e m p t y o n c e m o r e , ..()h I1(, •• slll. (.Xol;umed. “ They have cle-
R u s h h a v in g p aid t h e b a l a n c e d u e ,
gant sets
.
,
,
; .it i i r n o u F w t - s i i i M n . F i r s s t o r e -."
Mr. Philips.
15,000 to 2 0 ,0 0 0
T he greatest and best variety of Genera»
ti.® S e c r r l a r v o f t h e S t a t e j
J u s c h a r g e d a g a in s t t h is j
th e
co u n ty
M orris Rail accused of illegal vot­
ing was declared not guilty by the
grand jury in the District Court at
P ortlan d this week.
■ l u
BA0 FROM
j
m a n ia g e li c e n s e .
I ».j-ajr (.r(,;lp m ..there’s many a wealthier man
T h e c o u n t v a u t h o r it ie s h a v e b e e n
Would gladlv have you for a bride;
.»
■
: . 1
„
K isobniig is t«» have a hank, not it
, 1 ,
l y thn
h* id .
Pcik.ni
A
LANDS FOR THE LANDLESS!!
A D V ER T ISEM EN T S.
co ii-h -m in g t h e a n n u a l a c c o u n t o f R . j
OREGON.
id was
:
court
M
j
I ni > k i * k m > kn t , lh 'ttr S i r :- - ■
ditor
D u r in g
D ec. 20th , 1873.
NEW
g u a r d ia n o f I I . P e a r s o n , in s a n e .
Ill t h e su it o f K . C r a n d a l l vs M . j *Twas evening m May; and the soft zephyr
At tin ■ AA’arm Springs Rese rwitiioll. Dee.
. . .
-
s •
!
sighed
10, 1«7J, from the effects of a 1nil'll received - - -
Through branches low bending above
•
r.
infant
us.
Anthom
A
A
ilk.
the day previo
j n ie n t a t tin* r e g u l a r D e c e m b e r t e r m , Mv Marv and 1. as we wandered along,
son of M in ns AV. und M. f*Ì. U alkcT of
And whispered of beauty and love,
o* usa
nest like
thebirdlings,”
VVVD ,,uk..
us,, m'u.
I*» u
i . "waiinyH," I ,
that j'l n■ean.l gr ltd-on of R. v. 1:. AYalk. r no de cision vet.
tn
alriiu
o
itiu
l
m
a
r
k
e
t
s
o
f
u
r
l
««i.l,
Tin
of this place; a g« d live month-
. . .
, ,, ,,
“ And never shall part any more.
t h is m o n t h h a s h eeil very d u l l , t h e r e I „ o h v,,s •* sht. replied, “ and can furnish it
Dr. Mai
K iv i
E
il l s b o r o ,
a ls o t h e
V
ig to
I
th e s u b j e c t , R s :
**That i
ct
d
u
r
t
i
o
v
m
m
e
n
t
should
be
t t'rs o
tie*
t vote of the pi ph
by a di
Mr
of the President, I. L . S ui!
F. I I ubi tr l w is chosen Chairman, j a*
wi n
.1 s.ve-k and S: oh -n Bl.u
.1
op n. I th
Hi
»>i Dovili.\
Tin itarmat^r; was s*,ip-
1 1 > M. r». Üilyeu, Tyler. Shipley
: itivi by Messrs. Good,*11*.
N. Crood. 11. Till* ii< eikion
. The snbjt t
i>
s : “ That the
. es for political
imi contrari- to
Iv P
H
A D V ER T ISEM EN T S.
D IE D .
11
Th- 1-
D*i \ t : no i u
M md.iy ev.
1 Kit Ì 111 Club met >n
h;: - M
N EW
COUNTY COuRT.
o
Notice.
] \ r Ò T Ì ( T i s H E R E B Y G IVEN THAT
L N the undersigned has filed his final
account as Administrator of the Estate of
Simon O’Brien, deceased, in the Cotinty
Court of the State of Oregon, for Washing­
ton County, nnd that the first Monday in
January, 1«74, has been set by said Court
for the hearing thereof.
n3T,:4w
W. B . C Ö A TFIE L D .
B U S I N E S S CARDS.
h o s e w i s h i n g t o a v a i l t h e m *-
selvcs of the New Series of school liookfl
at the “ Introductory rates,” which are 3 3 ) .
cents less than they will sell at after the
time mentioned below, would do well to scud
in tlieir orders to Dr. Saylor’s Drug Store
before the tenth of January next. All orders
must be accompanied by the cash as the
books are sold on commission.
T
most defy us, and laugh in out faces, \
and tell us to help ourselves if we
can.
As yet we know not ou r own
CEO. H. H IM E S ,
s tren g th , or what great jtrohlems we
may work out. in the
future.
only know that ‘ 'In union
stren g th
We
there is
STEAM POAA'ER
rf/z
all thin gs,
and undaunted
bv
FASHION ABLE CLOTHING
the
st« a Ita t oui
a *•“
is
\\ e are li\ ing in
t atn a . ' 1 ul tone.
There
I
a prominent feature in my store. My goods
are all inir. my sah’sroom large and ire/!- 1
lighted, and my
great obstacles to lie overcom e, dis-
heartm « «I by no adverse circ u m s ta n ­
ces, carin g not lor the scotVs and jeers
oi those who were the truth but known
re.iiiy !'ear ihe power we nun/ evert,
we 1 il'o 1 »ose
v move onward with
BOOK, ( 1 RD & JOB PRIMER1
r n n ' i:s as i o i r as the w \ vf . s i .
com m on ]>uij)o,se m arch ing to one
grand old song.
T h ere are many
other organizations with whom we
can coojierate, yet outside of the
i>3 F ront S t r e e t ,
Affords advantages for the
' prni tical Busineaa Education
! middle-aged men. Send for
n37 ly
D e EKANCE
i
thorough and
of young and
College Paper,
k JA M ES.
FURNITURE! ! FURNITURE ! !
* T
R . W A LK ER ’S S T O R E . PERSO N S
• wishing anything in this line will do
well to call before buying elsewhere. n3*>*t
J
P O ST O F F IC E H O IK S .
To my fornir customers and all in this !
vicinity tin* invitation is to “ come and sec.” ,
AYe like to show goods whether you purchase j
or net.
r"
Mail going south closes at 8 a. m .; Mail
going east closes at 1 p. m . Office hours on
Sunday from 10;30to 11 a . m .
Jij?'N u departure from this rule.
X . E. G OODELL,
Post Master.
n 7:ly
____________________
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Christian Church we claim to embody
all the nobler jninciples that actuate
kindred Societies, and in our intel­
lectual, social, and business rela­
.
tions with the world do man f;;i l et ! !V ff 'AN*1''FACTTliES TO OKDKK. AC-
,
. . a i a i , i f 1 count Dunks, of „ 1 1 sizes mid styles,
' le for ( î od und HunianilA”
liall Tick. Is. Dill ifvads, Blank Books, of
C. II. W.
any desired pattern, with painted heads or
Oxfot d ( !»
PORTLAND, OREGON,
Eook Eindor and Paper Ruler,
! th a ï
1 the b etter elem en ts
of society should *e united for one
■ " Jj/M ijifiid
My goods were selected expressly for this I
miirki t and I shall always keep up „ full j
assortment making
and tin t “ Rubor conqu ers
/•if
J. R . S p e n o o r,
DEALER I *
G KN K R A b
C O RN ELIU S, OREGON.
: Hi$ii3St Market Price paid for Butter
and Eggs
All kinds o f Produce bought and sold.
n l4 :ly
NOtioo.
without. Blanks, Briefs, Catalogues, Cards,
O il , ''
t.,! e l , 1ora' i c *»i«*''*'i'S<'h« l ' » 1O n 'n U r ,. U e e 'K H . Ud.
- I
n V.'i I
‘ t°f i' i' " 1’ "
' “
! Bil' 5' L»w ".
O'tl'T H™ .K Puslen,
. .1 I ‘ ■ m " a i s h a s n o g r o g
! .................... . I w , : , , . ,
khuU, s h „,.
a n il its j a i l is i i i t l m u t
i oe c a p u i t . : Cwih, K h i m i i x * , i t
m
A. IIIN M AN .
h ', « ', '„ l Oil"-.' c o m i t i e s e r e w it h o u t
,,„,.„Moü „V, ¿
ttj
Forest GroVc, Nov. 7, 18/3
g r o g s h o iis a m i w t l , e m p t y ja i l s .
B « ,m „ c ! , « , C W L
c( "
n7 ;!▼
M E R C IIA N D IS E ,
H E R E B Y N O TIFY A LL P E R S 0 N 8
against purchasing any account«, except
my negotiable notes of Mesars. Weeks fc
j Morgan, of Portland, without my consent.
Any person so doin^ trill be liable to be
I put to trouble.
u U itf
I I . M c D o n a l d .*
I
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