K
/
mm —n—
j merrv stop of tlio-e who Inst
! preotod ; our coming with joy
L ovj naid —“ A beauty not of earth, but t'lonsuiod tho offerin g laitl at
j feet, the first wild flowers
heaven.
Still seek in thy Beloved’s glances bright ; venr bloom above toe brignt
their coming
For love to man as his beat strength is given, i that last year hailed
j
w
ith
eager
joy.
Then
comes
inter-
A guiding star—net a false, wandering
I
links
of
silt
nt
starlit
nights
when
r.l,
light.”
I nature .bleeps under a calm so holy
Lovo said—“ In the sweet eyes wucro then so pure one might almost fancy lm
dost see
had passed unknown the river
of
rare light, Hot flame-there shall thou
Death and entered a world
fresh
seek thy fate;
from the hand of its Creator, forget­
So a clear lamp to light tby rath aLa11
ting m the drink of Lethe all sorrow !
WHAT LOVE SAID.
CEO. H .
APFLETGKS*
H IM E S
-------- I f f t H
S UBS C R IS E !
(Sha'ijf 's Sale Concluded from Second Page.)
i
S UBSCHtÊE II
till/
MeiT Ueviscd Editlcu.
Entirely rev.ritu n by the ebb-st writers on
c-vt rv subject- P.anted from new tvpe, and
llidfcrat.d with Several IhoUsand Engrav­
ings uud Maps.
STEAM POWER
JY ames.
Tax
Desrriptwn.
Moss, TTeirs o f ......................... 3w
Oregon,Real Estate C o ........... 100 acres, sects. 13. 14, 23. «{• 24, T 1, N R 3 w.
i ’tut of George Smith’s Don. 87 acre-«, sect. 4, 8 R
Tho work.originnll\ published under tho
title of T he N ew A mkbican C yclopjcdia
was completed in lbW, s.iice which mie
the wide circulation " h u h it has attained
in all parts of tho United States, and tho
sienal developments which lim e taken place
in every brunch of science, literature, and
art, have induced the editors and publishers
to submit it to an exaii and thorough revis­
ion,'.find to issue a new edition entitled
2 w.
W yt of M E 1-4 and w % of s E 1-4, 160 acre#,
sect. 9, T 2. s R 1 vv..
8 E '.-4, 160 acres, sect 30, 7 1, 8 R 1 if.
Cornelius.Blk. 14 Lots 6, <£ 7.
Blk. 9
Mo wasting tire thy heart to desolate.
Blk. 15 Lot 10.
Love s a id - “ This blessing to thy life is
“
.Blk. 26 Lots 1. 2, <£ 3.
Hotel, Blk. 16, Block 6.
beautiful chant
flowing
faintly
given,
°
J j
..
Beaverton,Blocks
2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 17, 20, 22, 26, 27, 29,
f*r the
T
he
A
merican
C
yclov
*
d
ix
.
To draw thy heart from things of little through the mind. Yet amid all this j
30, 31, 31. 36, B. <t B.
$ 102 30
Within
the
lost
ten
years
the
progress
of
worth;
Book Binder and Paper Euler,
beauty and serenity of nature hearts ;
Twenty Four Miles of Road Be d, Three stations
discovery in every d> i aliment of knowl­ Oregon Central R. R. Co
Wings shall it g iv i. to lift tliy beertto heav­ can suiter and hate as bitterly
as
Houses. 71iree Hand Cars.
1989 90
edge has made a ticw work of reference an
en—
Porter Lucinda.......................Partof W. Stokes Don. 232 acres, sect. 31, T 1, N
though all w ere stormy. Ever and j
imperative want.
.
R 3 w.
41 25
The movenn nt of political aftairshas kept
Mot (.bains, to hold ltclorer to the earth.’ anon there comes a day when the
pace with the discoveries of seiince, and Pierson J. F ............................ E 1—2 o f the Don. Claim of T. Pierson, ICO acres,
tender heart of spring is greived at
93 F eont S treet ,
sects 34, 35. T 1, N R 1 w.
.
10 56
their fruitful application to the industrial
NEVADA L E T T E R .
fear of the coldness of winter and the
16 50
and useful arts and the convenience and re Phillips J. D ........................... M E 1-4. 160 acres, sect. 32, 7 1 , X n 3 w.
$ ft 43.1-2
grey clouds veil the blue eyes of the
finement of social ufe. Great wavs and con - Powers F. M .......................... Part of Woods Don., 25 acres, T 1, s R 2 w.
j
sequent
revolutions
have
ocenicd,
involv-
Richardson
Charles................
Part
of
J.
D.
Richardson's
Don.,
HO
acres,sects.
sky and weep themselves away in a
PORTLAND, OEEGOM.
C amp H xli . f . ck ,X ev., Apr. 23, 1S74.
21 A 26, T 1. s R 1 w.
8 25
| ing national changes of peculiar moment,
mist of tear:, and for every tear that
.Part of the Marvel Don, 80 acres, sect. 9, 7 2, s
i Th'P civil war of our own country, which EavmonJ H. C
E d . I ndependent -.A lthough there , falls there springs up a bright-eyed
R 1 w.
| was at its height when the last volume of
the
old,
work
appeared,
has
happily
becu
Don.,
J. Whetstone, 160 acres, sects. 22, 23, if27,
1
little*
clf
to
comfort
tho
heart
of
the
has been some change in the weath­
71, sR 3w .
ended, and a new course of commercial
'mourner. Those spring days are
er and depth of snow wo ore not ns
Part of the Bullocks Don., 160 acres, sect. 24,
| and industrial activity has been coui-
, pcaus of praise to the wise and benef­
FOBEST-OROVE INDEPENDENT
7 1 . s R 4 w.
I menced.
yet fairly com inced that Spring has icent (ioddess, Nature, when every
S w 1-4 of S E 1 -4 A Lot 8, 80 acres, sects. 10,
Large accessions to our geographical I
come. All the indications we have . breath we draw is an in^pirationaml
d II. 7 1, s R 3 w.
knowledge have been made by the indefati- I
Hillsboro.
Blk. 9 1 ots 7 <£• 8.
24 42
gnble
explorers
of
Africa.
j
<
..
a
pra>cr
of
thanksgiving
for
the
gift
isApril and the buds arc beginning to
T h e g r e a t political revolutions of the last Richardson He c r y ............... A 'l 2 of -V w 1-4,80 acres, sect. 2 6 ,7 1, s R 1 w.
5 95
D itu e .
‘ ANUFACTURE* TO ORDER. A c ­ deemlerwith the natural result of the lapse Roberts Nelsou 7/eirs of . . . .Part of Nelson Roberta Dan, 16J acres, 7 2s R
sing and occasionally we are favored
count Hooks, of all sizes and stylo«-, of time, have brought into public view a
M
1 w.
4 95
with a few warm sunnv
W
p l u r o :;;-
8 25
Ball Tickets, Bill Ir ads, Blank Book-;, of multitude of n. w men. whose names are in R'der G. C ............................ .200 acres, sect. 3, 7 2, s R 1 w.
are still surrounded with snow w hich O f i k e IiiilepcMi len t P e o p le o f any desired pattern, with painted heads or over-- one’s month, and of whose lives every Risley 0 .................................. ..V 1 -2 of N E 1—4, 8D acres, sect. 8, 7 2, n ß l w 1 65
O lT ïO ll.
one is curious to know the particulars. | A’titzd and Upton or Un
is from one foot to eighteen inches
without. Blanks. Briefs, Catalogues, Cards,
Great battles have been fought ami import- j known 7’arties....................... 640 acres, seel. 31, 7 1 . s R 3 w.
Re' fi•■7. 1. Th at extravagar >0 nml cor- Certificates. Cheeks, Circulars. Deeds, Hand- ant sieges maintained, of which the details j
deep on the. parade ground. March
X 1-2 of 71ieo. Cartwright Don., 160 acres, 7 2,
rupt'on };<»vo bt‘ooriie so prevalí i t in the ud-
s R 2 w.
and April so far have been quite cold mini-triit’.on of tho affair- of tbt Smte nml Bills. Labels. I,eases. Letter Heads, rosters. are as vet preserved only in the newspa- |
pers or in the tiaiisient publications of the |
Husband’s 1-2 of F. Walker’s Don, Claim, 160
Programme*
Receipts
of
all
kinds,
Show
i journal deioted to thè inter etti cf
and windy vKtli continual .-now, and ration is to l'iir-vii ii tfi jveple with taV'S
day, but which ought now to taka their j
peres, sects. 4 A 5 ,7 2, s R 3 w.
Cards,
Shipping
Tugs.
Ac.,
,tc.
that mv V a *t n
un to g .oil ç ■»Vri n.in’iit,
place in permanent and authentic nstory.
Shattuck S. F ........................ . II < o.vu D ia. Claim, 32J acres sects.2 and 3 7 2,
hail shower.-.Ye derdav the snow fell maki p »litios a tra«ie and «fi bam !> the mor-
Washington County and of the
Particular attention paid to getting up
In preparing the present edition for the
s R 2 w.
th t then is ic l ; ch J to hope Books for County Clerk's office.
three inches. Farmer: and
press,
it
has
accordingly
been
the
aim
of
n3S tf
Shattnek am1 Killin or Uu-
icily for
these
evils
the editors to bring down the information
known persons.
. 80 acres, 71. « R i w.
State.
in general are waiting : n\n uisty lo r
a* political parties that l ave
to the latest possible dates, and to furnish
? paulding Nancy.
...P
artof Hudson’s Don. Claim, IG0 acre#, sect. 29
il the country. an 1 that the
F o r e s t G r o v o
the snow to leave as they sav they
an accurate account of the most recent dis- :
3 30
7 2, s R 2 w
l>. pic ileia ml th it ( \ ry eit-
cover!». In seiince, of'every fresh produc- Skelton Emily
.YE
1—4,
160acres,
sect.
16
Is
T
s,R
4
w
3 :o
aro much behind the regular season
id» nil party pn judi »cs and
tion in liteiatuie. and of the latest in ven -, »Snodgrass Mary E
. d/into Donation, 320 acres, T 1, s R 2 w.
14 85
opiniun
i>]>
c»n
immaterial
for gardening and grain Bowing. I
tions in the practical arts, as well ns to give òliultz IR rm m
...YE 1-4 of .V E 1-4, 40 acres, sect 7, T 6,
N Rl
n s- h cting for tiv public
P
a succinct, and original record of the j-.reg­
nr.
I 65
understand from a very
reliable S'.‘rvico iiit ii \\ ho Will exert themselves to
ress of po itical and historical events.
Sebastian
Daniel
...................Rurt
of
own
Donation,
160
acres,
sect
27
T
2,
S
S
t
iMio
oc't'î'tOll
y, rit'.vuclinicTit atul
■ i ’
source that there has not been a fur­
The work has been l>< gnu after long and
A. L. JOHNSON.l’roprietor,
It 1 W.
6 60
rc' lilCIIol i o i taxa tion in every practicable
careful preliminary labor, and with the Smith James
Part of S. Albee Donation, 80 acres. T3 , S R 2 w 4 95
Manufacturer and Dealer iu
row plowed inside of five miles of \v; iy.
most ample rosourciefor carrying on to a Size John
.Undivided 1—2 of S 1—2 of S E 1—4, 40 acres, Sect. 33, 7 2 ,
this garrison which is surrounded by I -. Ali;U WO vi,ow ith alarm th.e reckless FURNITURE,
successful termination.
X R 2 IF.
I 65
' i itirse i f th- Mate nrd National Govern­
SASH.
Mono
of
tho
original
stereotype
plates
Tice
J.
M.
Part
of
WGraham’s
Don.,15
acres,
T
2
»8,
s
R
1
w
4
95
quite an exteusive farming co u n tr y . in' nts in the multiplication of officers be- j
DOORS AND BLINDS,
have beeeli used, but every pege has been Todd C. B
. “ “ Doreiuus’ Don., 106 acres, sect. 31, T 1, S
yondtiic
requirements
of
the
public
service,
CEDAR.
The weather Las been so very co ld the
printed on new type, forming in fact a new
R I W.
4 95
many of whom, while receiving salaries!
FIR and HARDWOOD
Cyclopseilia, with the same plan and coin- Uuknown Persons
Bait of Pn art it Smiths Land, 320 acres, T 2 ‘ X
snow has settled pretty slowly. O c ­ from the public treasury.are devoting them- :
LUMBER, AC., «.fcC. pass as its predecessor, but with a far*great­
It 2 it* 3 IF.
9.90
solves t > th. ir pi iv.de pursuits. And wc de-
casionally you can see a bare sp o t of ■ inand
er pecuniary expenditure, and with such
X E 1—2 corner of 7’hiilip Harris' Don., 80 acres,
that ufli- . rs paid do give th• ir time
improvements in its composition ns have
T 1. S It 2 IF
6 60
ground on the south side
of tho exclusively to the service for which they are , Planing. Tongite and Grooving,
aid en-
Beaverton, E 1—2. sect. 15,
. 18
J appointed.
Turning.
Scroll
and
Ke-Sawing
i
lon8er
experu‘ncer
mountains but they are a long dis- j 3. That we favor the adoption by the
7T. of .1/adison’ sDon. 20 a-
T ls.B 4w
1 15
Done to Order in a
The illustrations which are introduced
1 2 of 1-2 ci A* 1-3 of „V
4 .and X 1-2 of S W
tf nee oiT from us. H o w l long to Mutionnl uud State Government, of all rea-
1-2. X W i -4 and S 160 acr- ..e"t. 15, T 1 it 2, S R 1
a s s S t y l e . for the first time in the present eiiition have
see the ground ouch more with its si'niil le measures of securing cheap traus- F i r s t C l ALSO
been added not for the sake of pictorial ef­
& 4 W.
14 02.1-3
I . .nation; and to this and we favor liberal
fect. but to give greater lucidity and force to
Rt. of John Gault Don., 80 r res, T 1, 6' R I f f 2 47.1-2
green hills and valleys. The groat nid from the Gen* ral Government for the DOOR and WINDOW FRAMES.
the explanations in the text. They embrace Upton
160 acres, I' 3, S R 1 w.
9 90
TONGUE and GROOVED FLOORING
and iniproveui»nt of our harbors
question that agitates the Ranchers opening
all brandies of science and of natural histo- I
240 acres, T 1, X R 3 IF
19 80
PLAIN and RUSTIC CEILINGS
and rivi is; for the construction of the l ’ o t- i
ry, and depict the most famous and remark- j
Pt. of Ritchey farm,320 acres, sects. 15, & 24 T 1,
MOULDINGS.
is, when will we get our crops
in. laud, Dalits and Suit Lake R .ihond; the 1
The IS D E P E X D E S T owes alle­
able features of scenery, architecture, and j
»8 R 3 w.
49 50
BRACKETS
til ’U of the < >ro ron and Californ ;a
cour,
Many think it will be too late to sow- B V»; y to the S«.unlit rn line o f the Stat
»20 acres, sects. 15, 24, T 1, s It 3 w.
49 50
BALUSTERS i T urnc d and Scro'l >. art, ns wdl as the Various processes of me I
giance to no jmrly but the party
ehatnes and manufactures. Although in- |
235 acres, sects.18. 19, 13. 24. I’ 1. s R 2 t 3.
38 77.1-2
grain when the snow leaves. It is , au l tfi,et Ntor sion of the Or.' ' on Centi•al
tended fo rinstruction rather than embellish- Unknown Owners
,1’t. of Kellev’« Don.. I 2 (> acres.! 1, X R4 w,
8 25
Ifi.ihva y toJi
•n City. Th:it the intir-
Stair Balusters and Newell Posts, mi
now quite evident the past winter t «t c f the Si ite «lieti«
nt, no pains have been spared to insure 1
o f PROGRESSIVE IDEAS and
•* “ R. ir.ilkt r’s Don., 50 acres, T 1. a II 3 IF
I 65
don .and thi■■ conlphthm of
Constentlvnn *-an»lnn luiade to Order. . their artistic excellence; the cost of their j
“
“
K
I\i»
eitian's
Don.,
ItK*
acres,
T
1,
_Y
II
3
IF.
4
95
has been the longest and most severe j the «‘ri _:on Ci ,.tm! ltailwa y to .4storia: th it
H O S E -------
execution is • normotts, and it is believed I
“ “ L. 11 ill’s Don., 19 acres, T 1, s B 3 IF.
14 10
Wt* ic\\i »r such aid as may b» comiistli.t Mlth
R E FO RM ; is eontrolled by no
Il'
tnvw"
T
ever known to oid Nevadians. Trav- ' prud iL
they
will
find
a
welcome
reception
ns
an
ad­
[«•
It’
.
:
For.
st Grove, Blk. 12 Lots 1 and 2 .
3 30
T
°
k
T
>
S
m
WHO
CONTEMPLATE
l-ubl
ee und
ic CCOllC.my; for the cc n-
mirable f< attire of the Cyclopaedia, and 11 ii d J. P
this vicinity
.. “
“
Blk. 40 Lot 4.
6 60
cl and business of all kinds has been j strueti-all of IT•ads across our luouiiia iu JL bmhl -
Clique, Faction or Monopoly; but
HTietstone IL it s of
worthy of its high character.
P
t.
of
IFht
tstoiie
Dou.,
160
acres,
T
1,
s
11
2
w.
4 95
chairis.. And we f.iivor the iiurnifidiate co n-
Superior
Inducements
are
offered
!
suspended since Dee. Stock, wLat j struetilan of a w a g o n ra d :along the sou .1
This work is solil to Subscrib« rs only, UTiitlc y A.
IF 1 -2 of s 1 -2 S w 1-4 and IF 1 -2 of X w 1-4,
For everything nice-vary to th» Erection' pavabli ondeliviry of each volume. It will
is the fearless and outspoken--------
120
acres, sect. 2 b I 2 . s II 1 W.
8 25
bank
of
the
(fi..bind
-
irvived, is very poor find commands I bank
Columbia viver
from
from the mouth
1ÌÌOUth
survived
Completion and furnishing of any
be
oomph
t>
»1
in
sixteen
lllge
Orta
V
O
vnl-
.
Rl.
of
O
S
Hall’s
Don.,
160
acres,
T
1,
s
R
1
IF.
13
2
0
i • »
•
q.,
,
»
. » I of iikuidv to tuo Dalles.
building can be had at
:t 800 j i ;■
!" » i'A 11 containing «
~ “ Y. Hearty Don, 140 acres, I' 1, s >C 1 IF
Ligli price. The iteef contractor
4.
:il, M'opertv
ì>roV(tìy rights,
ri.;h,s> individual
4 95
AD VOCA1E o f the PEOPLE.
3 hat all
4. Ttuit
indivi-1.’tal
this
Factorv.
:dt
-t
M
iti;
s«
'.«
i
ili
A
iilu-ll
iwund 11 o
. G . .
. “ •• IF. Gibs'll Don. 3 H acres. T 2 .XR. 2 IF 6 60
nt this garrison finds it a rather duli- and e j e naie. should 1>e subject lo ht^ ;
-ns r>..lor,:
' . fi,l • i!ì^S. and with U
'I. Jinn
F. U IU -' aer i Dun, Wife’s l--_', 16(Tacres, sects.2 4A5,
th,at \Vt*Would gire .11 i roper ai l, eneo: UT-
Mv m .<binerv is
illi» . rdt h: ■ Maps.
cult matter to furnish suitable beoi • ;cliu li t and P retenu >n to or rporat in us,
i 2. S K 3 IF
4 95
N E W A N D F lltS T C L A S S !
Hills! c o. Ogn , May 2nd, 1^74.
■mj.ill!■ i - ory i. r.-oD' 11 il : ig d in tran-.pior­
p r i e Olili S'tgl, yt t Itimi li g.
for issue to the tro o p s . It is the gen­
And the wor* done will b" of
n 7—It
1«tion. commerce, or ilay eih r l ‘gitim:ate
CA5. T. TOZIEK.
In extra »'iith, per voi.,..
eral opinion that stock will be h ig h P1nrsilit : finit w» woiilil fi.oid all subject to
-Sheriff" oí V> ashington County, Ogn.
SUPERIOR
STYLE
AND
FINISH
He
r.
]‘cr
v
7.1
Library
■
this coming season. The amount of Iu,w; ;fill'd we demand that thè rat»s of
) Tor>i ; ky
In Half T n !. ry
fr. i J It and fare on r:aihvays within the
C a ll a n d E x a m in e
Jn iiaff
'«R-.I <liU,
6tock that has perished this past win- j s rate b* tix« d by the Li .dslature of th<- S t. «»*.
7.1 Full .!/■ , t
a:ad i>n intir-S tate nubi ays. fi>v C'ongr: >s.
Before purenasing elsewhere.
ter in this county is unknown.
p ■ • r f f
r?"- t
i>. I’hut wc demand a r. turn to the s-ai­
?’ ShivqHs, Lvmltr a'.d Jiitilding .l/rk
O n o P r i r c
hi Fidi Ressi -
It is officially rumored amongst am s C:red by ti- Coi ì-titmion tor St de rial N taken
in exchange fo r ¡UorA'.
Four volm
m ilitary fnen that this camp and OÍ l Q cc rs,, and wc con.;- 1 . all the soli« nics
*v.« ^
f T ? N Tj ~
Address nil orders to
ti.at
volare s. until
ve beer1 devis» d t ' ilici-case sudi sni-
S U B S C R IP T IO N P llI C li,
V
ül : u i ï
► J
A. L. JOHNSON Forest Grove.
that atMcDennott will be abandoned aries by indirection. J bat the conq'-nsa-
«•ne in two m»t
tion of all oiucers should be only sitili as
. .'J till 'll
this coming season.
would pay tin in fairly fra- tli< s. i vices they
CxcLoriEiA, fchov,
», illustrations,
ì :. ( ; . ) ( ) 1 ) l :.
I am in receipt of the iNrErExrLNT pirf.-rm; that < uuty i 1- rks and Sheriffs
il'jilici'.tion.
^ .3 S T I >
X . ; d e., Will be sent grati
quite regularly. It comes to hand should liave sa. ri « s fixed by law according M ^ . J F I 1 T
i ’enjcr in
to their s. n o -* t h a t Hie law increasing
F irst -C lass ( V . ya . sing A i . unts wanted
every
c. I ilon t k n ow wlmt tin ir fees should be repeal* d and a law en­
V Saturila •>
Address the Publishers,
I should do if it did not. I dowmh I acted providing reasonable fees to b e 1
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE!
D. A P FLETOXS CO.,
. . .
_
I charged by them in cases where private par-
could receive it offener. It m akes me | ties alone are concerned, such fees to be
5i9 4 551 Broadway, N . Y .
nforms the public that he
n 2 ly
feel so to read of the pleasant wcuth- paid by officers .nto the < autv Treasury.
STILL K eeps the
! f i t w » demand the i avvi :<■ of a law to j :o-
er and of flowers, and peach trees
?cs in t • ttlic i ublic r.»aia t unreasonable charges
fit
bloom, when this country is sad and for the State printing.
• *. l’hat v. e favor a lib* r,'l svstem of
dreary.
publie s 'bools, but we cniid. mn the act
There are still two companies of creating a m Mopoly in the sale of school
bo. .Rs, and demand its repeal.
C a ll a n d See H im
regulars stationed here, one Cavalry
i. I!i >t we demand tlie repeal of the
Twns evening in May; and the soft zephyr
' Lit
at printing law.
and tho other Infantry or “ Dough­
sighed
lie has something good to tell them and
l i nt we demand qunl rights
Through
branches low bending above
boys” as they are sometimes calUd.
an 1 accord
i ll privii-
My Mary and I, as we wandered along,
8 2 S O a Y e a r
The garrison is dull. AVe are now
And whispered of luuuty and love,
That the interests of the people ile-
“
We'll
make
us
a
mst
like
thebirdlings,”
I
learning out new drill«. T
ud
tition ill the tran-j...itali»n of
1
Sin’ll as
said,
das knoxi
ght;
to
and
fieni our seaboard; that we
5<ars and Stripes still floats to the
“ And never shall
nnv more.”
HATS AND CAPS,
■ •]]>. -..d t i tin- pm. hau- or leasing by
Stati of the Canal and Locks nt the falls “ Oh, yes,” she rt]>' ed, ‘ and can furnish.it I
breeze, and seems to never get tired.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
nice
of til" V illiUl'Illi tte.bnt W ould hold both til"
Hoping this may prove worthy of
i j
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iLEIi'S
STORE.”
j
LADIES' AND GENTS*
( uq-aliv t
strict c U n p li-
‘ Fair creature.there's many a wealthier man ;
-tipo cor
your kind notice and that you. will m»» with th
•t.
WEARING APPAREL.
A CUTS OF EXCELLENT LIN'D FOlt
M ould gladly have you for a bride;
10 . that
always remember the Soldier Dov, act-. - of th» Legislai p* ciiilly «oiifli nm those But no one can love you more fondly than I J \ . sale iu Washington County,
nr.' that they have eim-
1 t. SP' ••Mlï.tors t » i.btiiiu tin public Ian.Is
—My Treasure, my beauty, my pride!
Jos. G. M artin .
of th e Stai in la r» ( tracts, to tiie i xclusiim Oh. had I a mansion, with carpets of gold
Co. I., 1st. L . S. Cavali▼ of r<ior nn ti and n icn of incelerete means,
And tiiver, I ’d cover th» floor!”
I Of all Jiiinls, and other Articles too numer­
But, smiling, she £;tiil, “ You can purchase !
ous to mention. And hopes by
m hu wmihl tal.» tli in for homes,
! 1 i hat 1 1 1 » rt inoval of a faithful and
the best
S P R IN G D A YS
coni] t« nt otfiìi i r, merely b, cause of his At n r n o R K x t s i i i x d l e r 'S s t o r e .” !
FAIR DEALING
</>
M
} Oliti ■al « ]>iiiiiins, i> a gross abuse of jiovv- • I'll spread von a couch upon which to recline
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When evening shall call us to rest,
Spring the youngest daughter, the er. 1 hat tin- tisi- «i f tlie a]>poiuting power
o
Only to merit a Liberal Patronage of the
[-1
to rei vani p< diticiai is for s< i vices iu eon vi n- Of the fleeciest dow n." “ But,” she said
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Public.
lotted^ darling of the year, comes tions and »!> t.uns . is no !• .^.s corrupt than
with a sigh,
o
:
Dl­
L
s
iflrlbiry. That tin ic-
“ I like hair mattress the best.”
l' -
lightly in with joyous sttp and radi­
•«
zh
«V
moia! of faithful publie « tru er- fm tin con­ “ Then so it shall be, lovo; the tables inlaid,
H
Highest Cash Price Paid for Produce.
l -
ant fuee sure of a welcome, for the ci« ntioiis jicifonin.il«. •, of th« ir dmivs is an
Ami scats from some far distant shore.”
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‘ ‘Oil. n o,” she exclaimed. “ They have ele­
idem old father, A\ inter, lias yielded untr.io* upon »o< l »o'.'-rniiu nt.
n
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12. 1 luit pi-i -oliai « haract« !' the pn>prr
hh
gant sets
NÔTICE------ The INDEPENDEN1
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her the throne and with aright roval rritcrion l»\ which to judeç of the fitness of At l / r R '.R E X t SHIXDLEITS STORE." !
i—i
D. HOXTF.R HAS
SO MANY
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r
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customers at his store nil the time
grace she wears her emerald crown, irmi for ]>ublic position, and it dan»« nuts “ But. Alary, alas! I must sadly confess
has the sole right o f doing the
>
G M
business to nmi of disreputable private
j that lie lias no time to write an ailverise-
OKO. A. LEASE, PKOmiETOR.
H
My
means
are
but
slender
as
yet;
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L
giving us days of golden sunshine character.
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I mi nt. That is what we call busines. 3'Jts.
To furnish a house in the style you demand I
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13. That tlie General ( I eminent should
The
Largest
Stock
oji the Coast,
all so fresh, so fair. One of these
LITIGANT PRINTING
Would hopelessly plunge me in debt—
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pay all the exp.
1‘ lists, losses and damages To ask you to share my poor lodgings anil j
S.
. Corner of First and Morrison streets,
W
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tender spring days is like an exquis- necessarily aiisiuq
w
from its«-onrs< of dcalhio
C fl
bom .1
PORTLAND, OREGON, n l‘2 ly
for Washington County and is
ti\e picture framed in gold and azure with the Indians; and we di inaml that our
Is something that I should deplore.''
fellow citizens iu Eastern and Sontlyrn She said, with a smile, “ You can buy very i
—
-,
to he hung forever in memory's halls Oregon be iuilcinnifi. d by the Govcrnnn nt
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— a beautiful landscape.green mead­ for their loss«_s and duuutges in tlu late M«i- At /¡FROREX t SIIIXDLER'S STORE.”
herefore invaluable to all o f our cilisens
doc war
“
To-morrow,
then,
love,
let
us
journey
along
ows, surrounded by far dark snow
14. That we are in favor of such legisla­
A R C H IT E C T AN D BUILDER*
To the corner of Alder and Front street—
crowned hillu,softened into a dreamy tion on the subject .of the liquor traffic as Tis numbers !)S and lO O (river side,)
•}
xiill allow each precinct t«> «1 ♦ *i*i,1«* b\ a vote
W
ILk FURNISH PLANS AND SPEC
M
hi-re
lovers
so
happily
meet;
przy blue by the glimmering golden of the citizens thereof whether liquor shall
» » ifieations for Buildings of all deserip
How many fond souls might be severed for
tions and superintend the constructions o i
sunshine that pervades all the air be sold in that precinct or nut, and which
years
sli dl male« the venders of intoxicating drink
CHEAPEST tlU Sftme; nls0 I,:irticul‘ir attention paid to j
Ft om those they wo fondly adore,
THE FINEST AND
and. thrills through every vein with a responsible for damages which may l>7- done
M
ere
it
not
for
the
beautiful
furniture
they
JOINER’S
WORK and STAIR
new sweet joy, as though we drank l.v the abuse of that privilege when- sale is
have
permitted.
LANDS
IN
THE STATE!!
b u il d in g .
ii. M c D o n a l d .
an elixir of life.Mayhap these golden
Iu. That the uprising of the agricultural 1 At II FRO R EX it SIIIXDLER'S STORE.”
n35;ly
•They
have
marble-top
bureaus
und
elegant
class,
and
their
organization
into
a
compact
Shop
on
Pine
street
above MeReaily's.
sunbeams draw their light from some
Rets
society for mutual protection against the
14:6m
Fountain of Youth. Oh! sweet spring extortions of oppressive monopolies, com­
w oodcock
& d i t e ft vi e l
Of Bed-room furniture new,
A,
days, that sing your happy song's iu mends its« If to tile favor of every just mind With center-tables, and what-nots, anil mir­
rors great,
and cannot but result in uhiinategood totla-
AV holesale and Rotnil Dealers in
the voices of merry birds ringing whole
— K E P T BY —
plaque.
And an endless variety of chairs,nota few,
out through the shady greenwood,
(Signed)
\\ . jj. E lkkk Chuimiun. They do a cash business, and with money in
and murmuring
in the gladsome
hand
M
ii a
iliu m ;
JO B
P R IN T IN G DÌONE T f?
i To purchase c-ery style of furniture lower,
breath of south winds that kiss cheek
j
Are
able
fo
supply
all
the
public
demand
and lips and lift the hair from our
Stalls Nos. 4, 5, 6, anil 7,
Corner of I’ine and Birch.
C /. r / : a ; : r : f
*
At HUROREX t SIIIXDLER'S STORE.
,'* r y
.
y
r, r
brow with touch as soft and gentle
N E W CITY M A R K E T ,
We went, Alary and I ; and can I ever forget
FOREST G R O V E OREGON.
I n
tow n
turnouts
as though the spirit of some loved
in e s t
i The pleasure that beamed in her face,
ready at all hours.
rea
AND DEALER IN
ANUFACTU:
oue “ gone before,” were laying a i f j u d u w 'j t i - ff/ F / c Y / e j Aa she gazed at the marvels of beauty dis­ Portland,............................ Oregon. J^JANUFACTUJRER
all kinds o f
played
cool band there to exeorcise the heat
A GOOD SADDLE-HORSE AL-
ALIFORNIA FRUITS RECEIVED
PORTLAND, OREGON,
In HFRO R EN t SHIXDLERS place I
ways ready.
«id passion of life. No song
so
direct per steamers. Countru orders
Affords
advantages
for
the
thorough
and
‘
^
e
iarnished
our
home
in
an
elegant
siyle,
tweet as this: amid all its light gay
connects with the car* at Cor­
practical Business Education of vuimc und ; Hnvebaen manned a twelve-month or more lied.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS & Lash nelius Hack
joyousness .here mingles a vein of middle-aged men. Send for College»*««,, r i
twice a day.
MaiT is singing this song to her babe,
6a*h paia lor Country Produce.
badness; for the ringing laugh and r,37 ly
D u FP.ANCE & JAMES
' °f
S H IX B L E R ’S STORiJi
p y Repairingpromptly attended to
n42 ly
n39lT
I T Horae» boardsdat r« S o itiM
niSÆni crates
2 ! ^ ; BOOK, ORMJOB PRIMER,
PLANfftlG M IL L S
Sash & Door Factory
OH HOXTER
I
m
L1\D8 THE TOR LUDLESS! POST OFFICE,
1. MEYERS
m\ mixes
to sell !
1 5 ,0 0 0 to 2 0 ,0 0 0
B 03T & SH0EH0USE i XV.
H.
H E R E IT IS
McD0NALDL
FOREST
Wm. M cC R EA D Y
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