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Newspaper Page Text1'V a "H'.'.v '-" "a" ."S. ' -1 I - THE INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY FEB. 10, 18S8 Vfcat is this Disease that is Coming f. Upon Us? ' lake a thief at night it steals in upon U9 unawares. The pa tients have pains about the chest ami sides, and sometime in the back. They feel dull and sleepy; the mouth has a bad taste, especially in the morning. A sort of sticky slime collects about the teeth. The appetite is poor. There is a feeling like a heavy load on the stomach ; sometimes a faint, all gone sensation at the pit of the stomach which food does not satisfy. The eyes are sunken, the handg and feet become cold and clammy. After a while a cough sets in, at first dry, but after a few months it is attend ed with a greenish-colored ex pectoration. The patient feels tired all the while, and sleep does not seem to afford any rest. After a time he Income nervous, irritable and gloomy, and has evil forebodings. There is ftgiddiness, a sort of whirl ing sensation in the head when rising up suddenly. The low els become costive; the skin is dry and hot at times ; the blood becomes thick and stagnant; the whites of the eyes become tinged with yellow; the urine is scanty and high colored, de positing a sediment after stunt in. There is frequently spitting up of the food, so: tunes with a sour taste u sometimes with a sweetie, taste; this ia frequently at tended with palpitation of the heart; the vision becomes im paired, with spots before tlit eyes; there is a feeling of great prostration and weakness. All of these symptoms are in turn present. It is thought that uearly one-third of our j fil iation has this disease in some of its varied forms. It has leen found that phy sicians have mistaken the cause of this disease. Some have treated it for a liver complaint, others for kidney disease, etc., etc., but none oi these kinds of treatment have been attended with success; for it is really constipation and dysjepsia. It is also found that Shaker Ex tract of Roots, or Mother Sei gel's Curative Syrup, when properly prepared will remove this disease in all its stages. Care must be taken, however, to secure the genuine article. IT WIU. SELL BETTER THAN COTTON". Mr. John C. Hemptinstall, of Chulafirmee, Cleburn Co., Ala., writes: "My wife has been so much benefited by Shaker . Extract of Roots or SeigeFs Syrup that she says she would rather be without part of her food than without the medicine. It has done her more good than the doctors and all other medicines put together. I would ride twenty miles to get it into the hands of any suf ferer if he can get it in no other way. I lelieve it will soon sell in this State better than cotton. TESTIMONY FROM TEXAS. Mrs. S.E. Barton, of Varner, Ripley Co., Mo., writes that she had beenloug afflicted with i i . i uvspepsia ana uisease or tne urinary organs and was cured by Shaker Extract of Roots. Rev. J. J. McGuire, merchant, of the same place, who sold Mrs. Barton the medicine, says he has sold it for four years and never knew it to fail. t SHE WAS ALMOST DEAD I was so low with dyspep sia that there was not a phy sician to be found who could do anything with me. 1 had fluttering of the heart and swimming of the bead. One day I read your pamphlet called "Life Amonq the Shakers" which descriled my disease better than I could myself. I tried the Shaker- Extract of Roots and Kept on with it until to-day I rejoice in good health. Mrs. M. E. Tinsley, Bevier, Muhlenburg Co., Ky. For sale by all Druggists, or address the proprietor, A. J. White, Limited, 54 Warren St., New York. Ov ,-S 1 471 1 111 It 1 in tha hands tr Trr pim eonttnplatin buvin m mm m C.LC3 FLAttTG. &S5WSI Xboaaandaof nitaMratlona, and nearly ISO para, telling e txy. and wbtrt to (l it. and nauilnv lownit ericaafor homat fooda. Pricaof GUIDE olylOrcnta, InrlmtiM a Certificate mod fur 10 craU worth of B da. JA31ES V1CM. r r. r. vnin ja r. KMMNtr N. Y. tJob Printing AT THB X OFFICE. Penalty of Accusation. F. M. Parker an old citizen of Oregon, who was robbed out of $10,000 and practically beggared, is in San Francisco, under bail for his appearance to serve as witness against the men who robbed him. He has been in prison for a time, for want of bail. He is without means. He went to San Francisco to make due complaint against the three scoundrels who swindled him out of his money. They succeeded in bailing themselves out with the money they got from him, while he languished in prison. The end will be, probably, that he will come out of the case penniless, and they will go unpunished. For allowing him self to be swindled be suffers imprisonment. For having robbed him, the swindlers go clear. This is law, it appears; but wherein is the aualitv of iustice? The lesson of it w is, in San Francisco courts, at all events, when a man is swindled and robbed, the better thing for him to do is to submit and mate no efforts to bring the rascals to justice, in order to escape the similar penally of Parker. Shysters about the courts appear to have the ear of the judges The accuser is made the victim be hind the bars. The accused and guilty go free. It is simply a warn ing for the victim to beware and not pursue the criminal. They can grin at him inside, as they stand outside the prison bars. It is outraged and maladministration of law and justice. News. Oregon Horses in California. San Francisco, Feb. 12 L. B. Lindsey. of Portland, takes great pride io showing his handsome youncf stallion JJeeoration JJav. bo named on account of being foaled on May 30. The colt is 2 years old and a half brother to Jane L, being sired by the same horse, IfambJe tonian Mambrino. In speaking of him Lindsey said: "I consider him the best colt I ever owned, if not the best I have ever seen." He is a beautiful dark bay of grand form and good size, with fine front and great speed. He is entered in the 2-year-old stake of this year. Lindsey is now waiting for the arrival from Oregon of a fi-year old gelding, another Hambletonian Mambrino. He earned a record in Oregon of 2:39. Lindsey also has a fast and promising chestnut gelding named Hamblin. He is a novice, but will be tested this year. Nautilla J. has been sent to Oregon. The mare is not sound enough to warrant preparing her for a hard campaign. Lindsey has traded the chestnut stallion Mt. Vernon, record 2:26, for four 4-year olds. The horse will be taken to Oregon to do service. fflE GREAT REGULATOR PUHZLY UEQZTACLE. Are Ton Bilious 7 Th KOfuttttor sterner failm to enre. I most cheerfully recommend it to all who suffer from Bilious Attack or an' Attack or any Disease caused bv a dis arranged state of the Liver. rranged state of the Kansas Citt, Mo. W. K. BtKSAKU. Do Ton Want Good Digestion ? I suffered Intensely withTutt Stotnmeh.IMrnii -mrhe, ete. A neighbor, mho had taken Simmons liver Regulator, told me It mat e sure turefor mj trouble The ftnt dot I took rrlteved me very murk, mud in erne weeh't time I rat me strong ana hearty at I ever wot. It i the beat nerfirliit wr toeJt for Dyspepsia. Richmond, Va. H. G. CRENSHAW. Do Ton Suffer from Constipation ? Testimony of HniAM Wahtcwh. Chief-Justice of Ga. : " 1 have used Simmons Liver Regulator for Constipation of my Bowels, caused by a temporary Derangement of the Liver, for the last three or four years, and always artta eleeUtett benefit." Hare Yon Malaria ? have had experience with Simmons liver Regu lator sines 1865, and regard it as the yrratrnt mealieima of the time for Msemmra jmvh liar to oMmlariml regUmm. So good a medi tint deterves universal commendation. REV. M. B. WHARTON, Cor, Sec'-J Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Safer and Better than Calomel t I have beea subject to severe spells of Congestion f the Liver, and have been in the habit of taking from 15 to so grains of calomel, which generally laid me up for three or four days. Lately 1 have bee taking Simmons Liver Regulator, which gave me re. lief, trithottt m interruption to Immines. MiDDLimn, Ohio. J. HUOCi. J. H. Zeilin A Co., Philadilphia, Pa. . 'FRZCE. ei.oo. Not ire for Publication. Land Omci at Obkoon Citt, Orkoom, I January 11th, f TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Xi the following-named, aettler baa filed notice ot bin intention to mak final proof in aupport of his claim, and that an id proof will be mad before the County Clerk of Waahington County. Oregon, at Hillsboro, Oregon, on WEDNESDAY. March 7th, 1K88. viz : John Bail v. Pre-K nipt ion D. S. No flOl. for the 8. W. U of Sec. 11. Tp. -J Ji lt. 4 W. He nnmA the following witneftse to prove his rotitinuona residence nin. and cultivation of, tuiid land, rise: Martin Manning, Sum Davidson, C. W hit chr-r, and W. M. Stephen, all of Bniton P.O.. Watth- iugton County, )regon. jrj-tt w.T BIKNtT, Kegittter. Xotire for Pnbllration. Land Offick at Oreoos Citt, Oruuon, January 11th, 18t4. f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT the following named aettler hnn tiled notice of Lin intention to make final proof in Hnpport of hi claim, and that aaid proof will he made ttefore the County Judge or Clerk of Washington County, Oregon, at Hillshoro. Oregon, on THURSDAY. March Sth. l.'W, yiz: Joseph Vatiloo, Homestead Kntry No. 4--MO. for the N. of N. W. i of Sec. 2, T. 1 S, R. 4 W. He name the following witneaaea to prove hi continuona residence upon, and cultiva tion of. aaid laud, viz: William Zigler. Ferry Watson. A. K. Wntaon, and Peter Evens, all of Greenville P. O., Washington County, Oregon. jli-ei w t 1IUNI, lgiater. Notirr of Finn! Mettlement. -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT W. D. Hare, administrator of the Estate of Peter Brooks, deceased, haa filed his accounts for the final settlement of aaid estate in the County Court of the Stat of Oregon for Washington County, and that MONDAY, the tith day of February. 188. has been fixed for the hearing of aaid aocounta and for the final settlement of aaid estata. Hillsboro, December 21, 1887. R. CKANDALL. dZ2-5t County Judge. HOW HE WON- William Besjeti, Haslaa's Cenquerer, Toll How lie- Did It. Tlie recent exploit of Mr. William Beach, leaves no doubt that he is the handiest ntan in trie worm wiui me seals. The ease with which he outrowed his opponent, the Hupposed invincible Ned Han an. Bhows mat in lorm. irue, and muscular development, adapted to cnlling, lie has no equal. Although an Australian Dy virtue oi residence, Beach was bora in Surrey, England, in 18."1, and removed with his parents to New South Wales in 1354. He was brought up to his father's trade, and, while toiling like a young Vuh an in the smithy, unconsciously developed that magnificent physique which ha eince brought him world-wide distinction. When about twenty-three years of age, Beach commenced rowing on the IUa warra Lakes against local competitors, and from the outset kept winning until gradually handicapped out of all races. Following are his chief aquatic perform ances while in Australia : December. 13.-SO Won beebte'a handicap. Wool lootnooluo li y. January, lial Second Pjrmoot Regatta, won by January, ls8l Second National Regatta, won by D. M'Uonald. February, ISHl-Beat N. McDonald, Parramatta liver. March. 1SS1 Beat George S tonioe. Mv. 1481 Beat Cltaile Ueyr.tJi a. October, ISSJ-Sei-oud Puwli trophy, wun by E C. LaycKck. December, 1882 Beat T. Clifford, ParramatU river. January, lsi3 -National Hetfatta, awamped, woo by Meiiaenger. . March 1S3 Sowhera, ti raft on Regatta, won by D. M DonaUi. March, laiS Won Woolloomooloa Bay Rigatta December 7 Won Jamea Uaat'a trophy, Parra Mrtta river. - . , April t, 1W3-Beaten by K. Ttickctt, champioa ahip (Brat time ) ... April 14, lS83-Be.t E. TrUkett, championship. April 17. 11 -U-jX K. Tih i ett. rhaiupkonahip. April 12. Irts4 - IVut Si. 'H k-tt, i l:ui i..i.liii. August 10, last-Brat K. It.uian, chauji mahip world. . March 17, 1S.' rat T. t lilftwd, chaiutionhip world. March 7, 1885-Beat E. Hanlan, championship world. lwcember 19, lHiVBea N. Matterm. Noveuibor 24, 1S87 Beat K. Hiuiiaii, cliampton ahip world. Mr. Beach's system of training includes a run of two or three miles before break fast, a walk of nix or Bveii miles after wards, and a pull over the course. After dinner comes another two mile walk and a second pull over the course, during which lie rows himself riht out, eases off, and then pulls a-jain. A long walk concludes the day. A man under such physical strain, even though he be a giant, must often feel the failure of his strength to his will, and. Dowerful tliou'li he lie, it is not surprising that .Mr. Beach candidly states that during his training, previous to meeting Kdward Hanlan the second time for the world's championship, his trainer liought for him Warner's safe cure ami he nays: "I was agreeably astonished at the great lenetit which followed its use." While in training he finds this the best possible aid to a com mand of all his natural powers, liecause it does not first goad and afterwards weaken the system, but acts in ierfect harmony with nature's laws. Mr. Beach's- experience is confirmed by the experience of many thousands of athletes all over the world. I'nder the great plivs'nal t-train they break down and die prematurely, liecause they have not been able to keep dicease away from their kidneys and liver, whence moat diseases originate. Mr. lWach recog nizes this necessity, and lias sagacity enough to use the only scientific iecitic for that purpose. He has not only the prestige oi victory, but the prestige of a true scientific method of training and keeping up his wonderful physical con dition. If lie did not voluntarily give up the championship, it would no doubt lie a long time liefore it was wreated from him. Kxecutoi-M Xotire. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT -Ll the nudcraigned have len duly ap pointed execntor of the last will and tcau nient of George Robinson, deceased, by the Comity Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County. All iersons having claims against aaid Kstate. will present the same to us, at the office of W. I. Hare, Attorney at liw, at Hillslxiro, Washington County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice Dated nt Hillslxiro, Washington Comity. Oregon, Jnunnry 24th, 1mh.s. JOSEPH S. ROBINSON, MARY J. ROBINSON, Executors of the Ijist Will and Testament of George Rol.iiis.iii. Decensed of All ! THE PATENT EXPANSION or If Bucket Chain Pumps Simple, Cheap and Durable ! MANUFACTURED BY A. D. DRUflDAGE & CO. omt pf Vein hill Strrrt. PORTLAND, - - OREGON. WKI. McFADDEfl, Sole Agent for Washington County. Address orders to Hillsboro Post office. nl7-3m ftooao O.y. 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CHRIST These magnificent works of art are neither old time chromoa nor ordinary engravings. The latter is an exquisite photoetchmg, far superior to any thing in the market. Christ on Calvary, t he companion picture, is executed for us by the Mezzograveue process, which far surpasaas any other for softness of tone, vigor of action and general superiority of execution. They are on heavy plate paper, ?Jx2H inches in size, forwarded, post-paid, in tubes prepared for the Tan-nose. Price.lW each,.both forwarded in tubes, pos -paid, to one address, $l.r). American AarrlCMltMrlat iKnir. or tH-r.), with Choice of. Pictures, SI. AO American AgrlcHltarlst Send noatal for Snecimen scription of the Picturea, ami Portrait of Munkacsy, the painter of these great works, now attracting world-witte attention. t'.t.X r.tSHEKS n'AXTKO Et'EU 1 HEUE. Address, PUBLISHERS AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, W. Jl'DD, Pres't. 751 Broadway, S. V. DAVID j!2-3t Jew Gify FOREST GROVE, OREGON, (OPltiSITE POSTOFFK E C. W. RANSOM. . nil. axis toiffi.KTK Drugs and PATKXT JIKDM'IXKS, TOI laKT A KT I V ItVS. BASE BALL C3-OOJDS, Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Books and Stationery, Etc., Etc. In fart, everything that is nmiallv found 8)ld nt reasonable rates. THE PRESCRIPTION Is carefully conducted, and, undt r Mr. Kann.s iii:iimg. inent, .ntrons neel have no fear but that their prescriptions uill ! carefully and aceuratt ly eomiounded. His long exnerience in the lrug busineKS in this county people in hia line. Call and examine hi FOR SALi: ! D ESIUAHLK PKOl'KliTY IN IlILLK- boro, consiHtiug of Houses and Lots ! litTTerroa made easy to Purchasers. For further information, inquire of the undersigned. l. m. ;osm:v. Hillslxiro. May 18, 1SM7. ml'.Mf FLFHIC ATr.l) Wapato Plow D. J. PORTER, lannfarlnror. 4.ASTOX. oiti:.o. 'PHIS fU)W HAS NO HirPKKIOU I for all rlassea of work and in all kimU of soil. Kmhv draft and durable. For par ticulars, address nie, or call and see th plow. D. J. PORTER. Gaston. Or.. March 2? 1(W7. m24 tf David Coawix. Kitebt P. WtxmTr.a. Meat Market! C0RV7IN I VOOSTER, Props Main Street, - HILLSBORO Choice Beef, Mutton, Veal And Pork Kept constantly on hand. llisrkrt market price paid lleeTe, Matton, Veal and llojrs. for Fair Dealing tm All ! SatiMrartion 4a na ran teed Please Seit. 8, 18S7. Give us a Trial1 FleaMe Vmj I'p. A LI. PERSONS KNOWIKO THEM selves to be indebted to me are r en neat- ed to ouma forward and make immediate settlement. L. A. .JOBE. HiUsboro, Or, Nov 11, nll-tf growing interest in agriculture largely ON CALVARY, The First and only Reproduction In fhi Country, and slid the Two 1 'let urea, Bf.UO numlier. F.nglish or German, full de Drug Store 1 Manager. i.f.v; :. wvut: Chcmicalc, fim: MIAPN, AKTIHTS 31 AT E It I A t.H, FISIIIX4. TAt KI K, in a First-clasn Ilrug Store, and everything DEPARTMENT ennl ea him to ruiiy meet ine wauia oi iu- Stock Priees, and you bound to ba m.Vtf LANDS FOR SALE. 8 AfllKS WITH A TWO-KTOKY HOUSE of seven rooms, all bard niiish. and a hnrii that oost f :UMI, an orchard of all kinds of fruit and all of the amall fruits. This Jtlaee is favorably located on Main Street in lillsltoro. and will suit a man of mean 1 will st-ll either linlf of this place the im proved part for ifcl'xu), or the unimproved for $.', or all of it for $:tti.i0. 100 ACKF.S OF LAND 2' MIL1 from Oastoii, and t.' iuilr from School: Kt acres of plow land and 1!0 acres slarihctl mid seeded and l.' acre of small l irniid Ila.t l. There is an orchard of I.'jU I 'earing trees, and is watered by a Spring that never fails and a well. This land lay on a good rad, and near school. Price, in cash and good notes, ?7.V). A HOl'SK ANI LOT IN HILLSItOKO, just noriii or tne itrick, witli a goou l'rice, AfKES 4 1 'ST OUT OK HILLS Iniro. with House, Well, and 4 acre in Well. 10 cultivation. l'rice, $UO. IUS. mm Fenced WITH HOliSK ANI WKLL and in cultivation. Price, $.hIU (SO ACKF.S, I'NIMPKOVED. C MILES South of IlillMltoro, well watered; lava well and near the Creamery at Fanuingtou, and comes out to the road. l'rice, f 4:10. NICE. LAKOE AND WELL 1 arranged ltesidence, with all necea sary Outlmildings, liearing Fruit Trees, and Kii'lrft, situated near the new Itrick lilock in Hillsboro, for sale at 1 00 Arres of Land. of a mile from Dillev, with 40 acres or more iu cultivation, and the remainder covered with tir. hazel, etc., and will make nice hnni. This land lays well, is watered by a spiing. and has a fine a building placn as yon will find in a thousand. A acliool honse V mile from the place, and ouly 3 miles to Fi.rest Grove school. Price, 80 Acres, C miles from Hillslioro, 15 news of ftfrMr-ftud V acres of paaturs land; house, barn, and 7u Irving tree iu orchard, and is watered by a spring. Only l'- miles from school, and is on good road, !' miles from creamery; miles from Cortland. l'rice, f lOO.tW. T Acres, 2 miles from Hillsboro, with I O house, barn, orchard, well, wood shed, etc., nd 40 acres under plow and in meadow, l'rice, lllJOO.OO. I have other lands numerous to mention of tins quality too W. H. RUCKER. Ileal VMrnte Agent, : : OREGON. IULLsi;oi:o, ii7-tf G. O. BAILEY, Wholesale and ltetail Dealer in Groceries. Provisions, PLASTER AND CEMENT. LAND PLASTER A. SPECIALTY. No. 55 N. Second Street COKSER , Xotl nn ert , Oresoxx. J1- P DDITIT Hend six eents for postage, M rillaf.C.nd receive free, a costly box of goods which will help all, of either sex, to more money right away than anything els in this world. Fortanes await the workers absolutely surs. At ones addrsss Taos A Co.. Aninsta. Maiaa. ' nrwatrs Paleat Beta BmtUmv. Tonr llrva ara warn yon yt ttwi or uii'lt-r bones' rt. On acanl aold 1-' oos. la Sit, one Scaler anU SSoa. ta IS Sara. &ub .Us wortn l.Mraaa. WrttaCartara T. E. BSEWSTEB, BoUy, Mich. r M rm InHnV Notice to the Public. I now have my Nev ROLLER PROCESS FLOURING MILL In operation, am am making a very superior grailo of Flour. The public it invited to give the New Process Flour a trial, . Will keep constantly on Land a full line of Flour, liran, etc. Exchange business done Jwith Farmers. WANTKU, A Stock of Buckwheat and .14 Milling Oats. Highest market price paid. JOHN MILNE. J3-ly Tualatin Hotel Main Street, lct .M and :S1 Hillsboro. - - Oregon. . R. WAGGENER, Proprietor. THE TAHI.K WIM. CONSTANTI.T UK Ht'P illel wl'it tlie lit Ibi- lumk't IT nl, atnl iki paiua ur r.M-iic will b '' . In atrivliiK I. if tU euutfurt of Km nt. ' Excellent A (-com modal Ion mid Popular l'i i-ea ! LARGE SAMPLE ROOM For the Accommodation of Commercial Travelers. IE"1 IR, IE IE O OAC I-I To and from the lioiist ml tf COMMERCIAL HOTEL! IlilKboro, Oregon. JOHN KONEY, . - Proprietor Good Board and Lodging At Heasanalile ( liargex. FlltNT-CLANM I.IV Kit V Connected with the House. -9Pree Hack to and from the Hotel. nlO-tf Six Bucks for Sale. ONE-YE Alt OLDS AND :J LAM US, 1 all loug-wooled, graded Cot s old til li I Ijeicester. They gained tirst anil second premium in their different classes; also, sweeimtake for the lst live long wis iled Iaiufs, at the County Fair. W. CHALMEKS, Hit., Cornelius, Washington Co., Oregon nlMf PIIYHICIAXN, M1NISTE11S, VOCALISTS. PITH LIT speakers and the l'rofession gener ally recommend SANTA AHlEa the best of all medicines for diseases of the T1IUOAT CHEST, LUNGS. BUWARK OF IMITATIONS. See that our trade mark, SANTA AIS1K. is on every laittle. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, by all Druggists. MAKE K0 MISTAKE. By dispelling the symptoms so often mis taken for touaumptioti. SANTA AlUKhns brought Kindness to many a household, and by promptly breaking op the Counh and Cold that too often develop into that fatal disease will yet save thousand from au un timely grave. You luake no mistake bv keeping a bottle of this pleasaut remedy always in the house. GUARANTEED A 1-OSITIVK CI'KE for Catarrh, Cold in the Head, llav Fever, Uose tkild. Catarrhal Deafneas and bore Eyes. Kestore the sense of taste and smell; removes bad tastes and unpleasant breath, resulting from Catarrh. Easy and pleasant to ass. Follow directions and a Cure is warranted by all dninit, 1 per box; f 1.10 by mail. Send for circular to A1UKTINE MEDICAL COMPANY, Oro ville, Cl. Ask for SANTA ABIE AND C'ATK ( I EE. For sals by all Druggists Jamba. Jambo. Tha Original Abictins Ointment is only pat up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute ear for old sores, burns, woends, chapped hands and all akin erup tions Will positively crura all kinds of piles 2ft eta per box; 30 eta by mail. Ask for the Abietine Ointment. Bold by all Druggists. dMly GEO.W. PATTERSON DEALKlt in FURNITURE Illllwboro, Oregon. Fnrnitnrr, Vnrptnt TInftliis, Itcddlnc Willi Taper, 4 urfln, I'icturcM, 1'ictnre Frame, (Ium, IlnbyCarrlaKe And thing that you want, too numerous to mention, at POKTLAND PKICEH. Also, a General Assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS TJISrX3art.T,ATlZX3VO fa a Kiiecialty of thia house, and I bava constantly on nana ail that ean ba desired n thin line. Alto Agents lor tha ORONXEIMOnUMCriTO. (live me a trlul, and be convinced thatjl mum huxintsH and Uion a great red not Ion msis. IU7-II HILLSBORO Livery Stable L. A. JOBE. - Proprietor Orclorsi for HACKS. BUGGIES -AND RIDING HORSES, Attended to promptly, A I -Si , FEED STABLE. l;ei.uin!.er I he Plaee MAIN STUEET oppiKile lht Tualatin Hotel. HillslH.ro, Or., January '.M, I;, tf Oregon Pacific E. B. .llih'M Miorlri ! 0 IliiiirM Ih'nm TInu! Aoeotninodalioiis Unsurpassed for CTomfort and Saft ty! -Fare and Freight via Vniiiina ami the Oregon Develop-nu-iit Co' Slean-ahip much i.kh Until ly any ther route lat tweeti nil joint in the W illamette. Valley & San Francisco ! ' DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS (Except Sundays), Ijcnve Vaquina. . Arrive Corvallia Arrive Alltany . Ieave Allauy Arrive Corval!is Arrive Vapiiua . . io::w ...II :10 " lh) P, M. . 'Jirj P. M :.: I0 P. M Oregon nud California train connect at Alliany itiul (Virvallis Fars IsHweru Corvalli. Allmny and San Francisco - Kail nnd Cahiii, H.(I0; lUil and Sle rane, '..(Ki, ( HAS, C. 1KKJI E, Act, O. F. A V. At.. Corvalli. Or, VM. M. 1IOAO. (leneral Mauntier. Oregon Development Co. First -elans Klenmshipliine lietween Vaquina and San FraiicirMo, connect iiiar at Yaquina with the trnins ot I lie I trefoil Pacitlo ltail roatl Conipauv, SAILING DATES. VHoU SAN rH4N(!lSio: Eastern k-rtjoii Wlll.iuu-lte nlley. Eastern )re.'on Willamette Valley Eastern reoii Willametle Valley Wednesday, Jntie '.".l . .Tuesday, Jaty A , . . . Monday. " 1 1 Sunday, ", 17 Saturday, 'V X , ., " yt) MIOM VtitftTIWA! Eastern Oregon , Wednesday, July ft Willamette Valley. Eastern . tp Willamette Valfey Eastern Oregon WillametUt Valley, Tuesday, " t'J " M l'J Sunday, M .l'ridny, Vtf The Company' r serves ths right to ebsnge RirAlurr. ir anililiK Hnin. h. It, lOIIY, Oeu. F. A P. Agent, iM M,ontgomery St., a21-tf ban Francisoo, Cal. (meat ouidk is aewt. aviaa Merck, rear. MM I B a 11 U iSMBMs.wttai ever 3.BOO tUaataaltoa. - a wkala Pletawe CAallery. UIVKa 'laeleeato Prleas direct to eonsnmer . all geeas fee ncrsesMl er ckeatlr TeMs hew te nUr, aavS (ives exact eeet ef every latae ran mam, eat. sliink. wear, er h.v. f.a wttk. IHese IMVALVAKLB UOOKI rental utrersaattesi gleaavad rVaaa Ik ark mt tke werla. We will aall a Mpr KRKK tm aaf 4 atraee mpmm rrerlpt mt eta. tm etervmr espewae ot aaaUtnc. Let Ms kear from yea. lUapeetfallf, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. f7 ev tw WTaaaak Aveeee. C'kleaae, III. if! VCin 10 c P""Ue, and M Tp'l we will mail yon rasa a IT I f I roval, valuable, saupls box HBO O of coods that will put yon in the wnyol making afoas mohxt at mice than any thing else in Amer ica, lloth sexes of all ages ean livs at homs and work iu spare tine, or all the time. Capita! not required. We will start yon. Immense iay sure for those who start at on os. Stiwsom A ., Portland, Maine iaV1.1v aaaer Is keac est ale a tke eeSee mt YE SON DVERTISINq nCrgaPiir-irri. r l AW nnw m DAVIES' PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY S W, COiiNEit Flrsit anil Taylor Hirvetn, IVOllTLASD, OUKUOS. Artistic Work a Specialty. Isik. Crayon and Uitrrl'alsri at esj ,22.., mmt reaoMbl rate. FARM FOR SALE. AcrelAI'i!;.,,,1,, , A"M w WILKES 1IKOS., (Jretnville, or 70 Front Ktrwt, Porllaud, Or..g.u. Call and DrugS gist AND- BOOKSELLER And get your money' worth of Drugc, hi c d icinco, Toilet Articles, Envelopes and Paper, Musical Mer chandise, and everything usually kept in a First-ClasM Country Drug, Hook, and Novelty Store, PRESCRIPTIONS and FORMULAS Carefully compounded at all hours. dlC tf NEW GOODS ! CASH TALKS! Wehrung & Boscow li I M .si to i to. oiti:4, HAVE Jl'ST HECEIVEI) A WELL Silected Stock of Canned Goods, Tobacco and Cigars, CLOTHING, Dress Goods. Millinery Goods. SILKS. TIES. HOSIERY. GLOVES IM'4'nh TriiiiiniiigM, BOOTS 6c SHOES And a Finn Assortment t Furnishing Gooda For Ladies and Ociitlcine n. All kinds of Farmers' PphIiics taken iu Exchange, jalM-tf OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA Orrjcon A California lt.lt. .And Connections, THE MT. SHASfA.. ROUTE ! Tim lietween Porllaud andfl" Franrlsro, Hoars! Cmfforn Etorett Tralnt Run Dully bttween Portland nnd San crancitco. faVK. I aUHtva. Portland 4i P. M. S.Francisoo 7:40 AM San Fran. ;.) P. M, Portland,, 10:40 A. M .ec?f Vnmmrnyrv It'tlty, except Sunday, I.S4VK. ARMIVM. Portland Mm A. M. Eugene 11:40 P. M, Eugene . lt:M) A. M. I I'm Hand UA& P. M. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS EXCURSION SLEEPERS For Second-Class PaMsenf;ers on all through trams riibi; in t iiAimis. The O. A C. 11. It. Ferry makes connection with all the regular trains on the East Side division from the foot of F Street, West Side Division. UETWEEN POUTLAND A COHVALLIS. Mail Train Daily, exoept Sunday, AIIHIVR. IIilUls.ro .8:44 A. M Corvtillis VJMr, 1', It HillslMro..AKKI P. M. Portland ,.l;ir. I'. M. Portland 7M) A. M Hillslsiro M:4.r A. M tM-wallia lKI l. M Hillsboro r.K)4 P. M. - v i i AIInlJ atttil I'VkfuiilHd iaitliliui4 mm. Is ia 0kW raaST m,.rrm "iiiin VvllV f WltV trains of the Oregon Paoiue. Express Train Dully, except Sunday, LR4VB. Portland , . 4:fi0 P.M IlttUboro.. CiOrtP.M MeMiu'ville.rrAA.M Hillsboro . 7 .10 A M AHHt V N Hillsboro.. (i'04P.M MsMiu'ville.Mtiop.M llillMlH.ro. 7:11 A. M Portland . . 0:00 A.M K. P. IUK1EHS, K. KOEULEK, O. F. A P.Ag't. Manager. u4-