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L-3 4. . r''W" . 1 (A ' J- i- i -.r : EMBEMT ew w m w INDEPENDENT. PJ THE PEOPLE AND JiY THE PEOPLE." , IT X?Preoli ThnrHday, January 5, No. 31. . t ' T J. Wilson School .Superintendent '.. T. T. Vincent Coroner . . . . C. W. Ransom Tohm Offlrrri. f T. If. Tongue O. T. Ledford J. V L:' in kin i I. A M. :olliii j Treanrr.... H. Wplirutin ' Recorder . . . ...W. N. l?urrtt j Alnrohnl S. WiU.ui 5r 1 r TTr r a7-tf "V ATIflJ OF ApVEUTISINQj On qnara, or Itmn, on. Jnaertion . . . . fl.fiO miitm, racu tinmt.,nent lntiertloa, W Notioea of Hppuintmeut and Dual Mttla inent, .'. Other le(,'n advertiaementa, tl.00 par aqaaisfor .h. flrttt iimertion, and 60 oeuta per wjuftie fur each anbtMtquent inaartion. Herifl tiiMiiieii nutioea iit local columna 2.1 conU x r liu... lingular buaiuaaa notioaa 10 cent per line, ProffMHioriHl oardK, f!2 ptryear. Hk ciJ rntea tor Ihik. diHlny "ada." tfThia pniH-r may l found on flla al Geo. P. Itowell & tV Nwftpnier AdrerUa inJlurean (lOKprur.Matreet) wbera idrr timntf eon true t mny bt mad fur it In Naw York. Xotlce for Pnbliratlon. - Ihd Offick at Orkoow Citt, Orroom, Deoemlier ;".th. xl. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT r . notice of Li intention to make final irof V j in aupxrt uf bin claim, and that Hid proof S ' Si u "'" '" County Judge or 3 at Hillahoro. Oron. on THL'KSDAV, February 2nd, lrtM, tiz: Lndwiv Holtz-Pre-Ei.iption 1 8. No. 6347. for tba 8. i of N. E. X of Sec. JW, T. I 8, K. 3 W. Ha tiamea tba ful Irivinn uut ooniinnoaa rewdence upon, and THK MAX IX TIIK KIOOK. Trnateea . ltif rOK. t i 3. i uuu Tii rim is S., ti.s w. ,1 SOCIETY MEETINGS. HILLS BOKO GRANGE, No. 7:5. I. or H. Meeta in Good TeiupIarM Hall. aecona and lonrtb. nnturday in each tuoit at 3 o'clock p. m. J. W. SHUTE, Master. J AN an Skwbxl, Seoretary. tli, ILLSBORO LODGE, NO. 17. I.O.G.T. Meets m GixkI I euiplarn Hall, every I. E. MILLL'H, M. !., homq:opatiust, N. K. Corner First and Main Streeta, I)KTLAND. MEDICAL AND SURGICAU Uisensei of Women a Specialty, t )rtioe Honrs 1 to a P. M. jaW-tf Sfttnrday evenintf, at H 1 It BuAMtSTI, S'C".V. TOIF.K. V. C. T. 'pUAUTY LODGE. No. t;. A. V. A A. M. J. Aleeta on Saturday on or nfter each full moon. All brethren in iood Htunding are corumny invited to meet with ns. T. H. TONGUE. Chab. T. Toziku, Sec. W. M. ONTEZUMA TiODGE No. K I.O.O.F., Hillnboro MeetH every Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Sojourning brethren cordially iavittd to attend. W. U. WKttHl.Mi. M. CoiLiNtt. Sen. N. G. P A. liAILEV, M.I)., Phifnii'ian, Surgeon and Aivoueheur, 1I1I.I..HHOKO, ORXIION. Ofl'tce Iii (hennett'a Row. Reldenc Three Mockn south of drag store. Ofttce hours Froiu to 11 ft. m and - to p.m. Q T. LINKLATEH, JI. T., C. M., l'h;ii'ian, Surgeon and Accoucheur, HARDWARE, Agricultural Implements ETC Agent for tbt DUBUQUE-NORWEGIAN Plows Harrows I of Frock Immenso Stock of New and Elegant Goods. Latest Styles! Best duality! Perfect Fit ! n iU'.e...-4ei o " ""u ianu, viz: a. t. Urawn, A Ob, the man in the tuoou has a crick in hi back; Wbee! Wbimm! Ain't you Morry for hiiu? And a mole on his noae that ia porple and black; And biaayeaareao weak that tbey water and ran. If ha darea to dream aran b look at tba aun. 'ijSuLaJoac Jtlu of tr ii th atootora i i. : .. My!. . . - .. . Kye: p.tii idji't wirte To juat Ui(..iu of tar h tti tloctora ad viae i Reiiaon. L. Krau, and L. lh.lt, all of CornehiiH PostoHiee, Waxhington County, Oregon. W. T. Bl'RNEY, Register. 4-nardiMn'M SnU. Ortice At House. iifi.i.t:niin, orbt.ON. Residence, East of Court j7-tf The 15,'Ht ill t lit- Market. IO LODGE, No. 19, K. OF P., HILLS-BORO-Meet every Thursday evetiim Rt 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellows' Hall. Sojourn inn brethren in good standing cordially in vited to attend. S. T. Linklatkb, C. C. T. 8. Wmathubbep. K. of It. mid S. G LENCOE LODGE No. 11', K. OK P. MeeU erery aUemate Saturday at 7 o'olock p. in., at Glencoe. Sojonrnin"hreth ren in good atanditig oordiallv invited to at tend. .IAS. C. COKEY, M. Thompson, K. of li. A S (ci HILLS BOKO LODGE No. l, A.O IT.W.. HillslMro Meeta on the neennd and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7::iO o'clock p. m. Sojourning brethren cordially invited to attend. R. ('RANDALL, W. p. Ha air. Roe. M. "W. PHIENIX'ORANGE Nt. Llr.. p. or li. Maeta at Gaston, Or., on tht third Friday of each month. J. W. 8APPINGTON. Master. H. D. Bav ant, Secretary. W ilsox nowr.RY. Pfiyxician, Surgeon and Acitturhfur, j Of all kinds taken at the highest market FOHKST r.ROVK, ORRtlON . Oilice At the drtig atore. pru-e. Cornelius, Or., Ny. IS, l,H.s;. nH-ly jal tf piIOMAS H. TONGUE, Attorney al Laic, i IIILI.RBORO, WASniNOTON OVTINTT, OK5(i; . M tf P. DI. DENNIS. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT 'tLir: 1.U a biiimt on the first and i ' y, UlraC-4rday laMeh month. v. rravANT, wecretary. JOHN b. walio, c 1HARITY LODGE No. 75. I. O. O. F TualHtin Meets Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, on or before each new and full moon. Brethren in good standing invited to stteiuW J. C. SMOCK, S. N. Poom, Soo. N.5L WC. T. U., H I LIiSBOR( ) MEETS . on the first and third Wednesdays of each laonth, at 3 o'clock p. ni., at the M. E, church. T AND OF HOPE, HILLSBOKO MEETS I J every Snnday af temxn, at 4 o'clock at the M. E. church. CHURCH NOTICES. a. Huston. JANI)I.EY & I1U8" AftQrnrtf - itti.uuouo, WASF t. . .K. H."r.!. ( Success n-to C. T. HILIROKO, ALSO. KKAI, flSTATK Tozier , OKKfiOX. An unequaiod selection and Sack Busi- i ness and Dress Suits. Large lines of good qual I Ity California Cassimere Pants at S3.SO and S4.00: Fine assortment of Odd Vests. Boys' Clothing We niv now hlit-wing soj.!- e,--(.i ion illy aerviceable mid except ioii.ill y low priced Roys' Suits, which it will well r,-uy p-iretits to ex.iinine lefore larikin a thvi-ioii. I rPHE I NDEKSIGNED. GHAHDIAN OF ; tiie person anil F.state of W. H. Me- n o ,u McMurren, minors, will t-ll at pnl.lic auotion, to the highest hidder, on " SATl'ltltAV, Junuury SIst, 1SHH, 1 o'clock in the afternoon of aaid day, at i ii i lHX T or Conrt House, in i illslKiro, Oregon, the following descrilsnl ral property, in Washington County, Ore K m. to-w.t: lieginning nt a stake -J chs. east of the north wet corner f the Abraiu Iiamless doirition claim, in T, 1 S.. R. i W.. of the V ill. iner., and running thence south .1 deg. n. i.ii chs.; thence east chs.: tiience 1 sr. Itll . leir. w-Kt Til li j 1 1, . u..t n: n: ' eh ; thence north 2 l.-g. E. IO.'JS chs.; tleiice. W. 2.44 chs. to place of Iteginiiing. ont iiciiin 'Jit ncrtti. iu..r.. .,r iu .iid h;i1 is mutie l.vorJerof the Comity (.iut of Washington Comity, Oregon, made aid d ited Decemlx r Itlth, lss;. . Terms of Sale: jfclttfi CHsh in hand; Ikl.Vi lit one year; remainder on long time if d.ir.d by purchaser. Deft rred payments to .Iraw nil. Test nt the rate of Mint cent, nm to le secured by mortgage on land sole. Conveyance at ew u.se of purchaser. HENRY H. M. MI RKEN, Gu ir.ii.-Miof W. 11. and W. T. H. Mc Murren. d-6t ling '! I I t If of All! And the man In the moon bad a loil on hia ear; Wbee! Whing! What a singular thing? I know! but these facts are authentic, my dear There's a I toil on bin ear and a corn on bis chin lie call it a dimple, but dimples stick in; Yet it might ln dimple turned over, you know: Whang! Ho! Why, certainly so! It might lie a dimple turned over, you know! And the man in the moon has a rheumatic knee; Gee! Whizz! What a pity that is! And his toes have worked round where bis heels ought to le: Ho whenever he wants to go north lie .foes south. And he comes back with the crumbs all round his mouth. And h brushes I hem off with a Japanese fin; Whing! Whann! What a marvelous man! What n very remarkable, marvelous man! James Whitcouih Riley. WASIIINGTOX LETTER. mmmmmmmm From oar Regular Correspondent. Washinqtox, Dec. 23, 1887. So much opposition has developed against Mr. Lamar, that tbe aenate has deferred final consideration of his nomination until after the holi days, when the cabinet nominations will be taken up in their order Lamar, Vilas and Dickinson. It is understood that the senate's action has grcatljr annoyed the president, who had hoped to begin the new year with a recoiiHtructed cabinet. Mr. Lamar is disappointed, not to say humiliated, at the delay, for he had flattered himself that his former connection with the senate would insure his confirmation in a reason able length of time. The republican senators have on their political war paint, and it is their purpose to overhaul (he Southern statesman's record in politics, especially his recent eulogy of Calhoun and his peculiar views of the constitution, and the amendments that resulted from the civil war. Mr. Don M. Dickinson, tho pros pective postmaster general, is upending a few days in tho capital very quietly. Already large number of letters for him reach tho post .t;uul xeivh. (jhtdVlonii was snowballed in England last week by roughs, SanJy V..n Duren and Robert Robert, firemen tu th j Oregon t California rl roaJ. met will. ;.t urcMcnt last Sunday morning, n.ar Rij.Jl in Southern Orepyn, which resulted in the death of both mon. Tho engine ran into a land slid. with cot) iiderablo force, which cauted rock from the lid to fall upon and cooipleu ly bury the engine, killing the men . Van Buren was tbe regular firemen; Roberts was en route to tak u position on I he line, If. r. Jfanaen, at Fretino, Cul.( has Hii"d the 8:in Francisco Kxainiticr for ilKl, fluiiuing $30,000 damages, for acciiMnjr Jiim f having- illicit relations with his tep.iliui'jiliter. Th. wrwk o the atranded steamer Yutiin:i City has Invn Mld to (!utt. ('has. Lutehins, of Han Francisco, (or fOlOO. The nale in mid to have resulted in a bargain for the .iircliaser, as each of the two boiler rwt $12,000; and are In gMl condition, while the uliatt, which is eomparalively new, 'cost over $9000. Guadilla. n HiialRport of Porto Illoo. i iixh wave, whie ias sii tiered from a h wat lorrulge liieletrant Ahhreviutious. One tiling; tliat ! SPECIAL ATTENTION tUVEN TO THE j ! I""8 f Farm Lauds and j i,'?t,Mi'vJui I,Brc,'s'd of Mr.'c. T. iC.'lv wine.-'; : -loor South of Xkwto SHORT PANTS SUITS ilTHE PATEUT EXPANSION 11 veurs and iio.ler STOIT. WALDO, Mllfii, UOISF Atorti ..if f,t Let. Nob. 5, , 'T..H nud v Wiil.i l'lock, Cor. Second anl Vtitiuig-n sir i U, - ..' FOiaXANJU. )tEGO rjll os. i: n Cm ; .y Notary Public and (wreyancer, mi.i.snORO, mtKo.N. Office In New Conrt House. Legal pa pers drawn and collections made. Unaineaa entrusted to my rare promptly attended to. mhlltf SEWiriG MACHINE AGENCY, FOREST JK0Vt OIJKiOV J. W. H ADKINS. - - . Agent. DEALER IN AND REI'ATREU OF ALL kinds of Sewing Machines. Domestic. Honsehold. mnl nil m.Lu Standard Sewing Machines kept constantly ' on baud and tor sale at lowest market ! prices. au.Vtf ! ST at f:$.s K-. 'is-' ' An ntiiMitinl lal Hi af f hmim Goods !! i ' alwnvs Kurnris9 foreigners is that, with our beautiful and original geographical names, we have so little taste as to disguise them in abbreviations. I heard a foreigner once say that he had ' a brother living in Bt?Pui, Miun.p" ! and he said "Minn." and not Minne sota, with evidently .r-"- - j li . L aoDvittwion oi w I w-un iLiiw.-....:. .f rrut ? oilice department, and he calla tber occaMionally to read his mail. The postmasters and postal clerks are realizing that Christmas is at band, for their worlt is almost doubled a few days by the trans portation of presents through the mails. Much of such matter that comes from fortign countries is held by the postoflSce authorities for tho non-payment of custom dues or full postage rates ;lytw all such cases the postruiaeters have had the gracn to nctify the intended recipient, so tUat they can prepay charges. For L nierly those who seat package of second, third or fourth class matter through tbtniail were requested to JaaiirnaU id wrilinn i!'a Ivat v l packs J MM --r caused by a iiortheiit wind. Fifiy-tbree holies were swept uway. The ware destroyed tin? solid inaoriry of the cemetery, and -lfven ImmJics wcro washed out to sea mid Jot . Many vessels wers atoriu boutnl. i A fiere luiiiieane from tha west, . uceoiiipaiiied by a severe nnoir storm, prevail.! over I lie whole of Oreeoo last wink. Twenty-five vessels were driven ashore and wrecked in the gulf of Patraa. tirusr-hoppers nri devouring garden4 and all vegctali,-ni in tho southern portion of Hinaloa, Mexieo, They were'liover Voiwn to appear in inch numbers before. In inaiiyYoi tion of tho state they havo completely ;ii In cd gardens, fields and meadoMH, and lii.vo done ffjeat damage to fruit tree. ' Pennsylvania, 01do,entucky,T ' iiain Pumps romantic word. That w . An. j cans write to our European friends, . I or even our American ones, as from -ue., .vii., ji., Jion. nnt 3lmn. is no credit whatever to our esthetic senne. and that we disguise in otir t request aO the aendtn addreae, i . ' -r r i i n. ....... ......... r - . u . . ' ' . a.Mn W j w subjects nrtWna thus sent to letter rate postage.-AfitMso it is highly probable that many who receive Christmas and New Year's gifts through the medium of tho mails, will be required to pay extra post- For Men and Boys. Simple, Cheat) and Durable ! HILLSRORO METHODIST PASTOR'S Appointments. First Sabbath in each month: Reaverton. 11 a.m.; Wesley Chapel, 3 p. m.; Mt. Harmony, 7 p. in. Second Sab bath: Hillsboro, 11 a. ni.: Reedville, :t p. in; Hillaboro, 7 p. m. Third Sabbath: Hills boro, 11 A. ni.i West Veion,:i p. m.: Hills boro, 7 p. m. Fourth Sabbath: Hillslioro. 11 a. ru.; Reedville, it p. ui.; Iteaverton, 7 P' C. M. RRYAN, l'astor in Charge. CORNELIUS METHODIST PASTOR'S Appointment. First and third Sab batha in each month. M. E. Church, Cor nelius, at 11a. m. and 7 p. m. Second and fourth Sabbaths in each month, Glencoe, at ItA.M. Fourth Sabbath. Oak Grove, at :t r. sc. Second Sabbath. Meachnm's school honse, at I p. M. Saturday before the sec ond Sabbath. Iieisy's sTBiolhouse at 7 p. m. H. U. Elwobthv, Fustor in C'harge. "lONO U K AT'ION A I. PASTOR'S A P- V. lK)intments. First .Sabbath in each W. H. Adams. U.S. Grist MiuorjA ADAMS & MAIMJL'AM, Attorney at Laxc, 7 and S MnlUey Building, cor. Second and .Morn d'.Mf n son streets, POBTLAXD, OS, Brewstcr'a Patent Iteln IT.-I.lr. YHir lln ar wl.r-r you fit Vw n. tun W hors" rr. 'ni;Hr.t t.i u r rtaya, on (Jfi-.lr w.l.l i, it z. I., is ,1 aaii.lej wortli (i..- ruv.m. V.rin r..r'ern.si R E. ItRKWSTKU liolly, Mich. A. H. SCHCLMERICK. r KOCH MVNt EACH RED i;Y D. DRUNOACE & I 'oat 9f nthill mtrrrt. 1't'RTf.ANI), - - OKKGOX ! WM. McFADDEN, The beading Clothier, Mcrcliant T.tilor j Aseut for Wnr-liiiitoii County. and Hatter of the Xortlmevl l Address orders to HilUlioro Postofllce A. ROBERTS j public journals our lovely C-olorado, California, Connecticut, Montana. jfowa. Idaho and Wyoming us Col., j T'ho treasuiT department is now ; Cal., Conn l.i.. lo . and Wy.l.ows j pivpft;aUong topay ou ,,an. tiary 1, nearly eight million and a CO. " l,alf .lollars interest on I'nited of poetrv and music. Knglish ! i people shortened their country j )OUiU ftfil j,, rttiIroaJ names, luit their naiiies ore tame; j ul .'-.'(m .1 pointm (jntn, Gastr month, ttnston, nt it . m.; ami on ttie mil. back of Gaston, :J p. m. Second Sabbath At Hillside sch'Ml-house, 11 a. m.: Green ville. 3 r. iw. Fourth Salibath Hillsboro, Christian church, at 11 a. m. Visitors to Portland Should not fortet to call at TOWNE & MOOHE'S San Francisco Gai.lkuv, where may lieseen photographs of nil the lending men nnd women of Oregon and Vi'a.shinytoh Territory. Skillful operators always in fit tendance, niul the most minute attention Iaid to pictures of children. No trouble to ahow apecimena to visitors. Street railroads pass the door every ten minutes, and this is the nearest nailery to the hve principal ho tels. Enlaryinj; in Crayon u apccialty. Cor. 1st A .Morrison Sts. 7janly A. S. VENEN, Watchmaker and Jeweler! R. SANDFORD, lMIVSKIAX, SIKGKUN, AMI AfCOK II KIR, fJLENCOE, OREGON. Offloe at Drug Store. Dealer in Drills, Medicines, Paints, ils. Etc. School Books kept con stantly in Stock. oJl-tf WALTER RUGS.. - - Nnw Voaa 1. N. A E. WALTER A CO.. Sam Fbanowco WALTER BROS. Importers of and Dealers in Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Wall Paper A Window Shades. BS Vrat Stxeot, I'siox Rlock, - PORTLAND, OREGON. D. S. STRYKCR, D.D.8., THE LEVDING DENTIST. 5 "S I I Eastern I'rices. ( toxl Seta try , 1 HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN ! of Teeth. .-..0O to fl.-,.00. E-IT 1 " Foreat Grove, ami is ive,ired to do I tractinc. :"iO cents. Filling, it no nd nn. all kinds of Watch work. Jewnlrv repaired ; ward. Electricity nsed for the Painless and made nspxxl as new. Fine Watch He- Extracliou of Teeth. Try it. All Opera tions I irst-Class. J4f Hijfn of the Tooth 107 First Street, over Prentice's, nlO Hiii PORTLAND. OR. nairimi a specialty. Having had It veiirs' experience in. the business, I am safe in (iivniK a written cnarantee with all work wit out. lal.Vtfl A. S. VENEN. 3Ioiicy to lioan. L I will .oan money in sums of $1000 and upwards. Only real estate security Voiight. Time, three to five years: coin haision not to exceed per cent. y W. II. ltrCKF.lt. janTt? f i Land (or Sale! A. M. COLLITJS, llillmbmi-i CONTRACTOR. BUILDER and Millwright. UNDEtiSIGNED HAS FOR SALE several Farms and a lare amount of frst-class, uniniproved land, lyinjf in Wash- j urton county, Ureon. IMMIGRANTS nd others desiring to purchase laud would a well to fcive me a call. Now is tho time to secure comfortable uies on easi terms. THOS. D. HUMPHREYS. -1 i'.tro, Juti'.avt I I will furnish doors,, windows, frames, blinds, and mouldings of all descriptions. tVOt&co and shop near Flaney's black mith shop. Hillaboro. March 31 tVll CITY 135 First Street. Cor. Alder. ; OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA 1 rOKTLANI. 01.!(.0. ; bonds, which is in addition to a prose compared with tho breezy , similar anU)Ullt tllttt wouM iave p.ctureKijuenessor our utate and ter-1 fa,,eu llue on t,,ftt (lftU Llj jt ,lot ntory names. Iteside. the Knghnh ! Wea wUU rplmte abbreviation is usually in tho merei The Hnacious vault that ban been Market SEtO.Mt HILLSHOIJO, - STREET, - - OUE'JON jyll-tf -Tin: Hock i.itr.AT t island -ALL KINDS OF- Fresh Meats Kept constantly 011 hand nnd sold OBUAF FOR, EflliKhest Market l'rice paid for -AND VIA j O reSon JL California It. It. And Connections. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE ! Time RetHeen Portland I'raiirlsco. 39 Hours! California Fxotesa Trains Run Daily between Portland and Ashland. in course of construction at tbe treasure Mtice last spring, and which is designed to contain the millions of silver that constitute a consider Alb ert AND Glutton Sheep. Please give ns a call. S( IIIT.MI HK K Hillslioro Oct. l::. Ish;. ROUTES t The Direct and Popular Line in connection with the NORTHERS PACIFIC KUL- WAY from St. Panl and M i nneitpolis Portland 41)0 P. M. Kan Fran, lito 1. M. suppression of the word 'Kbire." common to all their couuties. The French are never too much in baste to treat their geographical names with respect, although tho majority j , , lwllon of tiie .uridus. is com- of these names are much longer r,et(J(, nUil m oon Riw vnce to thai. ours. Tho average American iu precioilll mrien. would consider it n sheer aste of. Sii.co mv last letter; congress has time nnd ink to w.ite Meurtheef ronlillliej't hold short sessions. ami Ssn ! Moselle, or Neine-Infei teiiie, PyreneeH-Orientales, but what Frenchman would dalo bis letter from M.-et-M., S.-lnf., or V.-O.'f It would take much of tbe tinkle ARUIVK. S.Francisco 7-Jt0A.il Portland.. 10:tOA.M Lara fiiHurnurr iUilly. rc-et Sunthnj, MUVft. I i ABBIVH. Portland S?A. M. EtiRene .2:40 P.M. Euefie . . tWW A. 51. I Portland ;:4. P. 51. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS A. K0( If, Proprietors ol;t-tf To Chicago and the East. To St. Louis and the South. To Des Moines, Leavenworth, Atchison and Kansas City, j "ET EXCURSION SLEEPERS . I-'i it SLvToml-Chi' Passengers on all through trains FREE OF CHARGE. The O. A C It. R. Ferry makes connection i with all the retrular trains 011 the East Side ! division frnu the foot of F Street. West Side Division. EEN PORTLAND &. CORVALLIS. ail Traill Dailv, eceit Sunday, LITTLE'S EUREKA SPECIFIC AN INFALLIRI.E O RE FOR Coughs, Colds,' Hoarseness, and Lung Affections. Price per Bottle, 25c. 50c. & S1.00 The Only Line .Connecting with the OREGON SHORT I ! LINK at Council Rluffs. St. I i Joseph, Leavenworth and ! Kansas City for ' i J Chicago and all points East ! PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND PALACE DiNINC CARS Accompany all Thron;h Ei press Trains. . t.HAvr. ; Portland A. M. ! Hillstsiro S:t. A. 51- fJorvallis I :.T4l P. 51. Hillsboro .'.KM P. 51. ABaiTK. Hillslioro -H:44 A. 51 frvallis VJ:'jr, P. M Hillslioro. -ISM 1. 51. Port laud ..:!." P. 51 t-ifAt Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of the Oregon Pacitic. Express T.ain Di.ily. etcept Suxiday. AcatvK. I.I1IVR. Portland. :.V)P.M Hillsboro.. C.K).". P.5I 5Ic5Iin'ville.r.:4 A. 51 Hillsboro 7WA..M McMin'ville Illllnlion Port land and trill, the sweet lute notes nnd echoes of pipe and tabor from out our memories of Kuropo if it was thus Americanized. An anonymous letter in Kit rope was once traced to an American because tbe word Ver mont was written Vt., as none but one to the common place manner bom would have written it. On the other hand a letter was once re turned to its writer, who had just returned from n, long residence abroad, by the post tuns tor of it re. mole western hamlet, because Jie could not make out itn destination. It was directed in full, Xewbury port, Massachusetts. "O, you menu Mass.," said the postmaMtcr when the matter was explained, Vour wiitin ain't very plain, and I thought prapis 'twas somo Turin a t ma mistake o vourn. inn is an e as it Beea Hillsltoro.. licOt P.5I i . . . ... , .hsmP.M actual iact, increiiim Hillslioro. 7:".A.5l I ,. ft ::00 A. 51 I ' L KOLHLEK. Manager R. SYLVESTER, HILLSBORO, OREGON. PAINTING JN GENERAL. KaUiminer and Pejorative Faper Hanger. All work Warranted First Class J-ST Leave Orders at tha City Drag Store i Tiu ItuKruMiii Ofrivt. 1-U ''fHIS REMEDY IS NOT A PATENT I A iledicine Cure All It is pleasant to i the taste, efficacious, and inuneitinr in ... ' effect. It was designed for thr fin which it lint never failed to relieve the ir.. ft"?' LD nd moi m,r n it lnsranraneously allays the irritation that usually accom panies a couqli by its soothing effect, and will act ns an immediate eipectorant, and cause phlegm to rise freely without effort, and at the same time give atrencth to the luntr. PREPARED BY PACIFIC DnUG CO. Comer Third aad Jeflersoa Streets, PORTLAND. OREGON. oj:a i Tickets for Sale by all Connecting Railways, and Connections made in Union Depots. r.i i .: lui.uuiiiiiuii rearuniJ Jates, ?ATHTS P. ROGEISS. I ' rrmay evening i;it at I.at.iVi'Gi'. t. F. .v P. Aa't. J u yoiinjr man named Clals Drvant. at-nt-tf i - ' - tempted to n.nnt auu-ulc liy iiutin" bis ilhroaf. .l suit a vcar nz he was iiiiir or j but, as usual little lias been done in the few days preceding to tbo holi day recess. Necessarily much of the timo haii been consumed in planning legislation to be consid ered when the work of tbe nest-ion begins earnestly. In tbe senate, Mr. Pugh roodo nn enthusiastic speech for tariff reform the first of the present session on this subject this week, nnd ho evi dently impressed many of bis col leagues, as well as the general public, in h favorable manner; Mr. .Sher man announced that be would dis cuss the gamo subject nfter the boli. days, and a number of other sena tors will address themselves to this great question. A member of the house informs your correspondent that he pro poses oon to offer a bill for a gen epal bankrupt law tbe lowest limit to be f oOO, nnd such cases to take precedence of all others, except criminal cases; there is every pros pect that such a bill would become a law. The committee on elections ex pect to make their report on the Carlisle-Thobe case January U, and it it believed that they will unani mously affirm the right of the speak er to his seat. CIIAM. KKWIlJiv, General Agent, No. 3 Washington Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. K. A. IIOI.ItltOOK. OenL Tkt. and Pass. Ajft. C. R. I. A P. R. K. CHICAGO, ILL H.Y BOYD, GenL Tkt. and Pass. Afit. M. A St. L. R'y IU2,rNJLKLla. 3! INK. I'AiX.M UMAriniiiiiiiniM ior juin- : ,1 i iltATK FEES. i th' f'-"1' was a aeparat joii . Ol it OFFICE IS OPPOSITE I. S. ,NT OFFICE. We have no anb- Krndlea, all business direct. Hence can transact Patent business in less time and at liSS COST than those remote from WabSxotox. Send model, drawing, or photo with de scription. We advise if patentable or not, free 3jCharge. Our fee not due till patent AUnk, "How to Obtain Patents." with references to actual clients in your State, county, or 'own, sent free. Address ( v. A. HXOW Sl CO., Oioit Patmt Offiee. Waahington, P. V. ried to an estimable yom l.i.Jy at Iifiiytte, but tiwin to his liHi.itcd Caveats, and Trade 5Iark obtainetl. and all I habits, did not get aloiij' vcrv well ami . . . 'T , ' 1.1'crVL'llU I .. . 1 ... llj .11 On Friday evetiini: be went to a danw at Luiayntte and became partly intoxicatal. He vas put out ami tlicii went hoyie and cut his throat. At last accounts he was in a fair way to recovery. cMinnville 11c portcr. K The kangaroo hunters of Aust ralia clear from $2,000 to $.,000 per jear,' selling the skin of those anhnahs, which are being largely used Jipr fine sbcu work. tVoel Htatement. Sam I'atMcisco, Dec. 30. A state ment of tbe wool product of Cali fornia for tbe year 1887 was issued to-day. Tbe value of the quantity exported from the .State is estimated t $3,000,000.- The available supply is 43,360,737 poundi. The supply has been approximately disposed of a follows: Exports by railroad, 22.048.5C4 pounds; by water, 5,413,. 386 pounds. On band December 31st, 6,000,000 pounds; for local con caption, 9,898,788 pounds. liabilities, $ClH.r,5a; ossets, $384,&W; in Wiihhiiigton territory, number of failures, 54; liabilities. $235,524: assets, $134,405. In 1880, tin' Aiil ii res in Oregon nuin, bere.1 127; li:i','iliiies, $715,857; ossots, $3J;.lo!, Iii 188.", the fajluros num bcrcd 11.(1, liuKilitien, $740,008; asset, 83'.f2,125. In 18r30, tho failures in Wa-bii'gton territory numbered; lia bilities, $1I0,;:.; owls, $218,390. In 188.1, the fail'ir? numbered 113; lia bilities, $- -27 1, :wts, $373,705. . The Ibs'ly Mnimlaiu News, of Dsn ver, nliii h was Marted when that city lia'l only lour house and few busdred tents, und tvhi h has occupied the oldsst liuilliug in the city for twenty-one yean, removed into a Fplcndid uew building, and the js'nplo of fh-nver held a blowout over I he event. That city now has 100.000 Hpulution, and U growing bier every .lay, Duiin the a-t year Minneapolis ha isueil 4585 buililiiifj; permits, and St. I'unl 3953. The cost of buildings erected in Minhciijajlis was $9,311,372, in Kt. l'anl, $11,543,514. Total new buililinos in Ixiili eitica fur the year, 8538; totul cost, $19,854,880. It U iiipMs-l that about 50,000 punou have been udileil to their inpulation during I he vcar. SfatiMirs hor that in tho Uoited States we have 132,000 churches, fr2, 000 iiiini-itcrs. and 19,000,000 member; and yet there ma those who may say that the chtnvh has no influence, that it i t only a in;ill body. Let the church m a unit on tho moral iHiie of the day and our country will bo saved for Qod, 1'nlpit TrciiMiry, La Grand Gazette; The two sister, MisM-s Harper, are type of truo woman hool. They left her lant apring and each took up a ranch 30 miles north of Joseph. One tiught school while the other kept house and lookej nfter tho . lands. Their cnorjjy i3 not only a orodjk to themselves but en cxnmplc that any younjr lady miht bo roud to follow. A letter ha bucn nvtived by Hon, J. L. Sfory' th! mayor of this city, from a parly in Ds Moinc, Iowa, making in (jiiiri. s reraidinjj; our facilities for tbo construction of a distillery and cooper hop. The amount of cnpitol inverted in the enterprise "will bo $50,000, and it will give employment to about 100 men, besides fumirliing a market for grain. There is no distillery in the state at jiresent, and the establishment of ono at The Dalle would be a source of develop ment to the i ity. Tho Dalles Times Mountaineer. , Oregon hipped 229 carload of lura Ikt enm l.ut month, oaint 118 for the month previous. The monthly thfp. incut since March have becu : April, 195; May, 91; June, 192; July, 236; Auguat, 195; September, 253; October, 118; November, 229, making a grand total of 1398 cm loads.