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THE INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1888
LOCAL ASI CJEJiEKAL.
Circuit c ourt will convene in Hills
boro next Monday, with F. J. Taj lor,
judge, and T. A. Mcllrido, prosecuting
attorney.
Mrs. Keats, of Tacoma, id visiting at
the resiliences of her brothers, Messrs.
J.J. an J J. AV. Morgan.
Oeorgc Morgan came over from Ta
coma this week and will remain hen a
few duy.
A good school teacher Is wanted at
Cornelius. Must give references. Ad
dress or apply to, ''Hoard School Direct
or, Cornelius, Oregon,"
We have received the prospectus of
the "Oregon Ulade," which will make
its Imv to the public at Baker City,
Oregon, on March '24. E. O. Hurseh is
- the editor and manager.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a supper and entertainment at
Good Tempter', hall next Wednesday
evening, the 21st. Supper, 23 cents.
Spring has come, heralded by der
frost h and the croak of the robinet. We
liow have every reason to believe this
will be a l-otmtlful year, and that Ore
gon will rapidly develop during the
coming months. An absence of severely i
cold weather, early approach of spring,
and the reported killing of spring poets
and French pink, awakens hope, in the
breast of dormant nature and causes the
farmers and our readers throughout the
land to rejoice.
Mr. Henry Guild, of Ueneseo, Illi
nois, grandfather of Mr. George Guild,
of Hillsltoro, is still alive and hearty at
the age of 90 years. His wife is 84 years
old, and In excellent health. We saw a
letter recently written by this aged lady
that would cause many of our young
ladies to blush over their penmanship.
Mr. Guild ha u-e for neither caue nor
spectacles. He walked down town on
the morning of his UOth birthday, and j
the newspaper of that town grows elo
quent over the old gentleman and the
greeting given by the people at his
residence in the evening.
Marriage licences granted since last
issue: Ch-is. I. Taylor ami Mary A.
Purdin, ('has. Schaumburg and Minnie
Schoen.
The Heppner Ga.ette has again
changed ownership. H-iV. II. Humus,
the late proprietor, rime to the coor-ln-fcion
that there was more money, if less
power, in the pulpit thati the press,
hence his return to the fold. The Ga
zette was a bright newspaper under the
Watermelon ( Hedinton administration .
The l!ev. George Ross will ( P. V.)
preach iu the Christian church on Sab
bath, the Pith in-d , nt 3::t i t. All
are cordially in ited.
The Sunday Welcome is authority fur
the statement that Carrie Bradley and
Sullivan the hackman connected with
her in the Hrown murder were married
in Sacramento and are running a lodg
ing house at S;sson3, at the base of the
Siskiyou mountains.
Lust week's mail brought the regu
lar subscription from our old friend and
citizen, J. S. Waggener, formerly Green
field's postmaster and a most worthy
citizen, but for maay years a citizen of
HilUIoro, Oregon, where he occupies the
responsible position of treasurer of
Washington county. We are glad to
know that lie has yet an interest in his
old associate and as the Transcript
weekly bears to him and his the happen
ings of this locality, we hope he will
glean with the same interest that his
friend here have for his success and
future welfare .-- Greenfield (Iowa (Trans
cript. Grand Medal awarded to "Davies
the Photographer," for the best display
of photographs. Mechanics Fair, 1887.
Gallery, Cor. First and Taylor Strs,
Portland, I gn.
Mis IJcna Franklin 1ms been forced
to quit school at Monmouth, on account
of trouble with her eye. She is now
visiting friends at Zena, Polk county,
An excess of animal food and a par
tial closing of the pores of the skin, dur
the winter months, cause the system to
liecomo lillc.l with impuritie-. These !
can bo removed and the blood purified j
and invigorated by taking Ayer's Sarsn-
pai illa. Price ti
It is said the cause of the removal
tf l?i, .nrl I M.ia- Iii,iii Hi. jiiiiAi.inlanilAnp
ia ""ii i" 1 1 "in 1 nr til'i I I'lirn.ii nt (t
of the peiiitntai v was on account of ;
working '-trustees" on his farm in Polk
county, without giving proper credit.
Geo. Downing, the new official, will
probably steer clear of the "indiscre
tion of his predecessor.
Ayer's hair vigor stimu'stes the hair
to a vigorous growth. It contains all
that can be supplied to tnske tho hair
beautiful and abundant, removes dan
druff, and renders the hair tb-xible and
glossy.
IVmlleton is issuing circulars to at
tract immigrants, in which it is promi
nently stated that rows are not permitted
ts wander around the streets. Well,
that is about the tirst thing a town doe i
tnar wants immio-ranrs to let Jin. tu.
i .i . a. .i ... !
pie know that half the population can'
walk the streets and sidewalks without!
holding tlievr skirts at half mast. Et. I
Charles Doughty, the well-known)
typoof Monmouth, will this week issue:
the Initial number of a republican week-
ly newspaper at that place. The plant
and business of the Christian Herald,
with which Dmghty has leen connected,
were sold to a California syndicate, who
will consolidate it with the Christian
Independent, of Oakland, Cal. The
plant was shipped to California Wed
nesday. A new oi-tlit has been pur
chased for the new paper. Statesman,! ?
D, P. McDaniel, chairman of the
board of commissioners for the building
of the Pine creek wagon road in Union
county, for which the legislature of 1883
appropriated $15,000, made his report
nf expenditures Tuesday to the secretary
of s'ate. It appears that $13,533.75
were paid out far the building of the
road, bridges, etc., and $?,4b0.35 for
sundries, attorney's fees. etc.
Friend Daker, of the Rural Spirit,
is unholy as a publisher of horse pedi
gree. Iu his advertisement of Mr.
Tongue's horses, he makes the famous
stallion, Glen Dudley, a full sister to
Judith, the winner of eight races iu 1S80.
The error is probably traceable to an
over-abundance of hermaphroditic bit
ters. Come, Raker, be sectarian or
secular.
The Southern Pac ific company have
now decided to build a line from Monta
gue, California, on the Oregon A Cali
fornia railway, to Shovel creek, on Klam
ath river, via Little Shasta, and - prob
ably thence via Linkville and Klamath
lake to Eastern Oregon nnd Idaho, for
connection with the Oregon Short Line.
Intelligence just received from
Alaska says Rev. Sheldon Jackson, Mrs.
Cunn'nghatn and two Indians were
drowned in the Skeena river on the :20th
of February. Of the party Matk Mc
Kay, an Indian, is the sole survivor.
The case of James N. Green, accused
of cutting timber on public lauds, was
dismissed Tuesday In the United States
circuit court on a motion from the dis
trict attorney. The motion to dismiss
was no doubt the result of a former de
cision of Judge Deady's in a similar ca-;e.
Green claims that he took the laud on n
homestead claim. He no doubt cut and
sold the timber to some mill men, but
he afterwards filed on the land and
bought it.
The stockholders of the Oregon &
Washington Fish Propagating Company
held a meeting Monday evening atv1
passed a resolution directing the presi
dent and directors to turn over their
hatchery on the Clackamas river to the
I'mtcd States tish commissioner for a
nominal sum. The hatchery will be
transferred in a few day.
Frederick Schumacher, a native of
Germany, 91 year obi, committed sui
cide last Tuesday itt Eureka, California,
after learning of the death i
the I
emperor, by tying a clnlk line around
his neck nnd rolling out of bed. He i Resignation of Gnorge Pooley, super
often expressed a wish to die at the same ' visor of road district IS: Accepted and
time as the emperor. . C. Dooley apiointod.
A knowing writer lcis just given e-1 Acceptance of bridge spanning Wil
pression to the following fact respect-j kins creek, on the Hillsboro- Portland
ing the wonderful scope of the ordinary , road : Accepted, and warrant ordered
human mind: One-third of the f.o!s in j drawn in favor of Kleinaman and Dailey
this country think they can beat the ! for 4197 ..
lawyers in expounding the law ; one- j Grade on Frame hill, in district 1SG:
third think they can beat the doctors j Warrant ordered drawn in favor or Ab
healicg the sick; two-thirds of them j i,er Frame lor $ 100.
thiuk they can beat the minister in
prenchin the gospel ; and till of them j
know they can beat the editor in run- I
ning the newspaper , j
I At a teachers" examination belt! in i
I'mat ilia count v lat week, out of "it !
appucanistorcertincatesToteat h, to re
ceiveti secorm ora.ie, io inir.i graue (
f..l!Hl.l.4 on.1 ii I'.l.l TI.Ij ..,..If
V S a. w.l
almost as bad as that lately . hroni. led
in Vanr.lnll ..mini.- lint ,.T 1 na.1i-
" ' " -ri"-
cants, only 1? received certiri. ales, and
we ociieve ot tins number, not one wtsj
above that nt' third grade.
The Grange and Shute brick build
ings are beginning to assume a tine ap
pearance uuder the manipulation of
young liothwell's paint brush. Walk
right up the elegant stairs, open the first
door to the left at the top, and come in
and subscribe for The In depkn okxt .
Dr. James Keene, of Portland, re
cently graduated from the Philadelphia
Dental College at the head of his class,
numbering 200. Herbert III v. of Cor
vallis, graduated from the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, highest in his
class, which had !:J0 members.
Mr. Phil Withycombc, of North
Yamhill, was in Hillsboro to day.
A week of prayer for the national, j
state and local W. C.T. P., will
March 18th, and end on the 2.th.
P., will be in i
T 'I
week of praver is ordered bv Frances K.
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Willard. president, and Caroline H-1
aa aa . . .1 . . a ra !
nucn, secretary, m me icun'iia. .
T. P.
Kead the advertisement of Mr.T. H.
Tongue's blooded stock on 4 1 It page.
l)lerlw llrul l.
Last Saturday at :5::t0 r. m , Mr. John
Hanley, residing near Hillsboro,
ceivetl a telegram from the asylum
thorities at Salem, stating that
re-
an
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tlanghter Alice M. Hanley, aged about
20 vears, -was dead, and a-kincr what
,Visptisition to make t,f the body. Mr.
Hanley telegraphed back lor the body j
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uc pial i i n a until .anil iim 41 lit 11
to IIUUlH.ro. The remains arrived here
Monday evening, and the coffin was
.MxjaaaA.I litacil it' tat'lftr to iitiri.il lli '
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relatives anil friends present were hor
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ritied when they beheld the body, a!
gaping wound In the temple or fore- j
head greeting their astonished view.!
The question now arises, 'Did the
girl commit suicided" And if such is'
fttt. rAaa whv i 1 ttAf 1 1 . aarliim nn
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thorities send a statement ol the facts? i
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Or, did she suddenly become frenzied.,
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and the attendants allowed her to get
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possession ol a dangerous implement or!
! was she murdered .'
i The matter will not be allowed to tvA
J here. The state authorities at Salem
! have been notified and the causes of
j death will be thoroughly investigated.
(The young bttly was in tootl health up
to al-out the time her death was tel-
graphed, and it was expected stie would i
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he reamerv.
T,,ere j, mwney in ,lairT UrmUl j
on wi.hin rea,,h '. A t.
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with the milk product from four cows
end has iust received his actatomont
which gives him credit for ltlj pounds
butter at 3S.t:l cents per pound, amount
ing to $43.47.
Mr. Thorn is justly elated over the
result.
It wilt pay farmers to turn their
attention to dairying. Mr. T. II.
Tongue has a heifer only 22 months old
that now yields him 35 cents per day, or
26 pounds of milk.
People who have engaged in this busi
ness are pleased with the prospect of
building up their impoverished lands;
and further, the monthly receipt of cash
is a thing not to be despised.
OtTV CUIKT.I
rHOi-EEDINUS
R. Craniuix, Judge T. G. Tonn and
Chas. HrcKETiiiKR, Commissioners.
Makch Term, 1888.
Change in road leading from Scholia
Ferry across the Chehalem mountain, on
petition F. G. Miller et als: Granted
and warrant ordered drawn to cover ex
penses of same.
Location of road 199, on petition of
W. Thatcher et als: Granted and war
rant ordered drawn to cover expenses of
same.
Application of U.Jackson for rebate
ou taxes: Referred to the sheriff.
Application of Addie Patterson for
rebate on taxes: Certificate too vague
for rebate.
Application of Wei. M. G. Smith, an
indigent person: Admitted as a pauper
to date from March 5th.
Application of supervior of district
36 for bridge: Oidered to advtrtise for
bids for new frame.
Change in boundaries of road districts
2 and 88 : Boundaries changed so as to
include donation of Chas. P. Anderson,
as marked on the maps in county clerk's
otlice, and to include all of road 143;
this i in section T. 'J S., K. 1 W.
Report of F. M. Hill, supervisor of
road district f: Cash on hand $14.70,
and owing from the O. A C. R. R.
Co. Report approved.
In the matter of a bridge at M. Watt's
on Gales creek: Ordered to advertise
for plans, specifications and bids.
Repairs of bridge on Gales creek, near
Forest Grove: Supervisor authorized to
put in new bent at north end at county's
expense.
Petition of W. K. Smith and E. Schil
ler for public easement : petition with
drawn. Application of IJ. Ford far rebate on
l"r
No jurisdiction; referred to
sheriff.
Appointment of supervisor in road j
district.!);: Holmes, the aptointce. not ;
being a resident of the district, A. !. ;
Vaughn is hereby appointed to succeed:
him. j
I.fwation of road '.'01, on petition of j
j. Mills and others : Stenheu Sell,
(. . 1)l0,ey iieOTgt. Annentraut
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up
r.nii,.i.irro.14i..i,. MniKtr. UI-
I vevorf t( mMt at the house of J. T. It.,-
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ton ou Wednesday, March Vl-t, to view
an,, lo,.te mi.
Application oi John ert-ool for re-
: oare on taxes : win to mistake oi as
i spssor, the sheriff is authorized to remit
the taxes on j!lii0.
Location of road ?0-, on jietitiou of
A. 8. Dudley and others; M. C. Collier,
' D. R. Emrick and John Howell appoint
ed viewers and John Withycor.ibe, sur
veyor, to meet at Laurel postofrice, Wed
nesday, March 21, to view and locate
said road.
Application of K. Crandall for relate
tn taxes: Krror of assessor iu compil
ing roll; warrant ordered drawn in his
favor for 1?.G0. j
Ilt signatioii of Zina Wool. justice of I
the peace in II i I Mkmo precinct
Kesii- ,
nation accept ed-
lr.p!tirs on .Jolly bridge : Contract
awarded to F. Poineiov lot 1.7...
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bridge: Contiact awarded to M. S-
)HJi,.r for !T0.
Tll.l.tnOHKIIKtKU IHlltl.
(Statesman.)
Sai.km, Or., March p. 'SS .
i Misti'U KiiVTfK Sir: I hav just
jcuni in from mi ranch on Cow Creek in
j Tilly Mook Co. wit h Is ni onto the
Iwrders of Poke. I have jest hearn tell
jtf Guvner Penn Gnaw-yer's heviu turned
Pnkel Hob Clow out uv offis becaus I'n
! kel Bob didn't charg his-self with Forty
j Cents v.-ilyew of xvun con Trusty he
sent on a wngjin to Poke ter
sum
! l lni'.rnmAiil fiAl u. han li ja Iii.iiIa.1 com nf
his own truck at the saini time. Ef
thet's sumthing rong I don't see it. Ef
t .t.,.,c.- r... . 1...
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me so much nnd "found" I'd expect ter
vous his hands fer ennvthing like thet
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withouter charge,
ami the Man er
Guv'men
Stinker.
thet ud kick nt it is a
I node Ilob Clow menny a
' year. I node him when he wu a pren
J tiss a feller craft and a Master Mason !
and I node him when he wuz our Grand
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Master and he wair allers node as a
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stiuare onnest man and hit made me feal
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mad ez a wet hen to hear of Penn Gnaw
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doin what he had a rite to do even ef he
w uz emploid bi a skin Hint man insted
uv a liblerel stait. Hut them fellers as
preten.i io oc so nonneft nez none wurse
- . a
man thet, a long snot.. nm t.auerway
told me in Yamhill thet Guvner Penn
ti,l l.ln 1a.nv tra a
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the Stait Cappertel, wtirth
a " ..c -.. mm luiur ,11 .
a munth
fur li munths and never had paid a cent
to the Stait fur it, besides cutting Salem
hoetell keaers out uv the board. Thet's
he ose the Stait by them figger,.
Orient he to turn rite round and dismiss
a e ait i- a
I msseii irum oius as a tusonnesi servant
I . .t. - . ..l.i:.. . . i i r , .
i "i me oii.'.ia. c t-iinit Mo.uei
j Pukle Hob Clow '( I paws for a reply
Jt.RKY Mirk Johnson.
i l . . . . ari.-.ar t t tiai iu , tr tltrrr II, lull,
that Thair and Strann is a usin too rumes
in the saiin bildinj And I can't help er
thinkin uv the HiU-l storey of the Moat
and the beem. , Jkr.J.
--The New York evening papers of
yesterday, estimate the Inn occasioned
iu New York city by the late storm at
$7,000,000, and in the state fully $20.
000,000, making a total less of nearly
$.10,000,000.
Andreas Ortloff and wife to Ludwig Hoh
mann, 80 acre in sec 16, T I S, K 3 W;
$400.
rOHKmT VKOVE
(From our Regular Correspondent )
Dr. Ward had tha misfortune to lose
one of his fiae bbu-fc horse a few days
ago, which spoils a match team that he
was very proud of.
The entertainment given at the M. E.
church last Saturday evening was well
attended and gave general satisfaction.
The lectures of Dr. Lydia M. Hunt In
this place last Sunday were quite well
attended, considering the stormy weath
er, and were well apprec iated, particu
larly the one on "Evolution." The
doctor is a good ta'ker and understands
her subjects thoroughly.
Arle Watt, of Amity, was in the Grove
this wctik ti! a vi-it with his school
mates.
Dr. G. H. Smith and wife, of Amity,
were in the Grove this week visitm'
relatives and friends.
The fallowing i s u li-t of awards "for
writing, among th-j student of Pacific
University: Pi Will Bates; second.
Florence Merges, third. Ed. Nuvlor;
fourth. Minute Warren; fifth, L. J- bush.
The class was in charge of Prof. J. M.
Garrison.
There is talk of another butcher shop
being started here.
"J. C. Caples barn, in the north side of
town, was destroyed by fire last Tuesday
evening about six o'clock. It was a fine
building and contained considerable hay,
besides a number of rases of oil. The
loss is estimated at 700, with no in
surance. Frank Doifghty also lost about
one hundred dollars worth of furniture
and carpenter tools, which were stored
in the building. No cause cm In
assigned for the origin of the the.
Following is the cast of characters for
the "Little Brown Jug," which will le
produced to-morrow evening at the base
ball entertainment:
John Nutter (shoemaker) ..Kit Xavlor
Will Nutter .1. W. I.jwhi
Ned Hartshorn ( apprentice) J. t. Smith
Henry Douglass (a sicn. '.thrift Kd. Sels
Jarius Jordan Yankee it;"lr.J. 1. Mow eg
Hanunli Nutteri John's wife). Mat tit Kooutz
Mary Nntter. ... Anna l"oinertv
Sally Peesley (Yankee help Anna Itallock
This play is a temperance comedy, and
the audience must look out for Jarius
Jordan. Besides the drama tin thiee
acts), a numlwr ot character song will
lie given, one by C. W. Ransom and
Bertie McDonald. A limited number of
reserved seats will be sold on Saturday,
at the City drug store, for cents each,
but no reserved seats will le sold at the
door .
J. I.. Hallett. K-ii.. hi'
moved his
family back to his farm .
Mi" Zulu Warren has ht -ho-en as
captain and Mis Anna Hsllot k as
umpire, of the touug Indie b;-e ball
club of this i.lace
Hon. A. S. Watt, who lately moved his
fttIUy tl) (ilVe. Will OfCllpV
r.ouse vacated by Mr. HalMt.
the
i Hev. D. .1. Pierce, of Seattle, delivered
! a very interesting and able addr i
rliailfft lAVLnrv i iwj.v
evening
i at the Congregational church.
"Among the Breakers, ' a drama in two
acts, aill lie played by the Forest Grove
nickel band, on next Friday evening in
Vert's hall, and on the next evening the
same play will I produced at the "iH"-1
boro opera house.
utsM:i.n ss s i:vts.
Makch PJ. L. Strn-er has in ve 1 his
family into the Punch dwelling.
Oscar Prattler, of Nt.-hiletn, made
Cornelius a shot t vi-it last week.
Dai-. Wilcox. ,f I ni.it ill i county.
visited relatives in this u init v last week .
His health is much improved
climate.
Mrs. Siii's.s and family un
that
v i-aiting
friends at Vancouver, V. T,
We hear the name of K. I!. GtK-diu
mentioned ns a nominee for the oili.-e of
county cleik in the coming toiite-t.
"Dick" is competent, obliiio;, and de
serves, not only the nomination, but the
election. Think of it, ye voteis! and
give li i lit a lift.
Married at the home of the bride's
parents near Cornelius, on Sunday even
ing, March 11th, Miss Minnie S hoen
and Mr. Chas. S haumburg, 1-oth of this
county. Rev. M. Klaus officiating. After
a bountiful wedding feast, of which it is
estimated about iOO partook, the event
was celebrated in true German style,
Music and dancing continued until o
o clock in the morning. I lie young
couple will reside in the southeastern
part of the county and have our lcst
w ishes.
The directors of our school district
have decided that the tax voted at the
recent school meeting was illegal, mid
have given notice of another meeting to
j take place on Friday, March 3Sd, at !
wl,irh timo lhe hrt-H? to a u "f
42o legally levied
A. Couture and family arrived last
evening from San Diego, and will make
this their home In future.
Mrs. M. Spencer and family start this
evening for Tacoma, W. T., where thej
purpose to settle if prtspects are favor
able. tram from the Noi tl, plain rau awav 1
Jast Sunday and somewhat demo'.Mied
the ,ark The two voung men were
niorO
or less full and are probably
: ahsmed of the occurrence.
bCHKF.IB:R.
Who I ee.r Beet ren4 y
Your stomach, of course . Why ! Tie
cause if it is out of order you are one of
the roost miserable creatures living.
Give it a fair, honorable chance and see
if It is not the best friend you have in
the end. IVm't smoke in the morning.
If you must smoke and drink wait until
your stomach is through with breakfast.
You can tlrink more and smoke more in
the evening and it will tell on you less.
If your food ferments and docs not
digest right if you are troubled with
Heartburn, Dizziness of the head, coin
ing up of the food after eating. Bilious
ness. Indigestion, or any other trouble
of the stomach, you bad best use Green's
August Flower, as no person can use it
without immediate relief.
-Envelopes of all sizes and atcolors
The Imepexde5T office
neumi itekih.
March II. feeing no items from this
place for mid time.will write a few.
Seeding baa commenced in soma local i-!
ties. Clover is being sown quite exten
sively in these parts.
The firm of Pool A Ashpole is doing a
good business her.
The annual school meeting passed off
quietly. John Chapman was elected
director, and S. N. Pool, clerk. School
will commence about the first of April,
with Miss Kate Holsten as(teacher.
R.H. Tyson has opened a store at
Smock's station on the Narrow Grade
railroad, l miles from Middbton.
Mr. Charlton has w!d hi f irm near
hereto a Mr. Reasoner, from New berg.
for fl30O. There is lots of good land iu
this vicinity for sale cheap.
Contracts are being let for cutting
wood to be delivered on the railroaJ.
Mrs. Eva Rm'th was awarded the con
tract for carrying the mail fiorn this
otr.ee to the railroad. So much for
women's rights. Tally oue for the
"sticks."
The sale at the farm of John Saxe
passed off quietly. Stock sold at very
reasonable figures.
Several new buildings will be erected
here this summer.
Iter. Pratt, of the Evangelira) church,
has just closed a series of meetings at
this place, with very good success. He
is ajn ablcsptaker. The best of order
prevailed throughout the entire service.
Rev. Long worth and J. W. Watts will
commence a protracted meeting at the
Bridgeport sehoolhouse, commencing
next Thursday night.
Quite a number of our boys are going
lown on the Columbia river to work
this spring.
The political wheel has lxnn to roll
in this section. We hoje the "sticks"
will come in for their shaie ot the "spoils.
N. G.
March I?. There is a gieat ileal of
sickness in this community this spring.
Nearly every one is complaining. Orrin
ITiomjrsosn has been very sick, but is
lowly recovering.
Martin Johnson, who liies in the I'ast
Butt district, had the misfortune to lose
his house lv tire.
J. R. C. Thompson sold a horse to Mr. J
Chehak last week. ,
In school district No. '2C ( Itridgeport),
(.etrge (lalbreatb, dim. Thompson ami
Jos. livery are the directors, and Isaac
Hill, clerk. Jos. I.svery and Isaac Dall
arc the newly elected officers. A iHH
ta was otcd to pay off indebtedness.!
j At the school meeting. N. P. ifohbins
was nominated for re-election, but he!
j declined, saving that he had served in
that capacity IS years, and would like !
rt h0me une else serve that long. i
Arlllir s McDonald, of Kansas, is
eii;aetl to tea.'h in this district, begin
niug April nd.
Itev. Dr. Watts and Hev. Ingswotth,
! of Jefferson. Marion county, will legin a
series of meetinjrs at the sehoolhouse
T,,j4V ening, March 13. and con-
tinue over Sunday .
Grant Iingsworth is visiting with his
dster, Mrs. Tilton, this week.
Mrs. S A. Huohes will teach in the
"Flint" district, near S holls Ferry, this
j -pi-Mi::.
Theic is to be a dac.ee at l,ril;el'i t
on Fiiday evening, March 10. A ' St.
Patrick's tl ince." Svi in.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo.' Landess were wit- J
in-j in Portland Saturday and Sunday. j
The directors have hired Miss Alum-;
b nigh to teach our school for the term of
three months.
J. S. 1 obi n sou, our road supervisor,
is doing some good work on the- roads
this week.
We see there is iu this neighl-orhood
tpiite a number of men who believe in
women's rights. At least they let them
have the right to split the house wood .
Fred Myer lost a valuable cow last
ween bv miring down in the beaver
dam.
j ,. ,. Hood Is making preparations for
j i,i,iino. a new house in the spring.
The heavj rain Suiulay caused quite a
disappointment. Neither Sunday school
in the forenoon or service in the after
noon, as was eipected.
We understand there will be services
at the Farmington church the second
Sunday in April, at 3 o'clock r. m., by
Itcv. C. M. Bryan, of HilMiorn.
Free trade and high tariff is red hot in
this locality ; but we don't know how
long it will last, or how it will termi
nat,a there arc so many different oppin
lona, and the great trouble is there are
two side to tha question.
It would make a horse laugh to t-ee
our school director talking to the school
marm the other day. Oh, the smiles
were immense !
I In. 1..a, !. avM.lr Jatmnlf Cl I en t r T.
while hearting hoops, cut quite a gash;
in his knee, caused by a glancing blow, j
At last accounts he was getting along j
nieelv.
I
lIUkereeltal Hert.
MONTH or PKaMI'AKV.
Number of days kept open, 21; days
attendance, 2432; day absence, W'J;
cases of tardiness. 34 ; boys enrolled, 81 ;
girls enrolled. C7; total enrolled 14;
average belonging, 125; average daily
attendance, 1 10.
J. U. 1 1. wes, Principal.
Kepabllcaa Cessasltte ret In a;.
A meeting of the Kepoblicaa Central
Cofomittee, of Waalungton Coonty, Oreftoa,
is hereby called to sneot at tlM offle of the
Chainsaa, In Billaboro, on HAT CRD AY,
Mareh 1Kb, 1MB. at 1 o'clock P. M It
parpuos of iziac tho time for boUing the
Coonty CoavniUoa and Prinaariea in the
several Precincts, and to transact men
other Ii Ins aa may eopt below the
meeting, A fall attendance is requested.
W. N. VAaarrr, Chairman.
Pated Hilaboro, Or., Feb. 2, m. td
OIK D EMERY I! ft CANDIDATE
Hltouttl FMlllrr .ttMMMC- 1 tieiMt
arise for tbt 'oiiln They
Keek an4 Thereby i;In
the C'annrfrMre ml
Virr,
The -time decided uxn for holding
county convention for the purjose of
electing delegates to the state convention
has been fixed by the republican party of
this county, and such convention will be
held at the court house iu Hillsboro on
Saturday, April 7, 1888, at 11 o'clock
a. m.
Primaries will be held at the polling
places in I I:e several pre tnc?s n hatur. !
day, March 'l. l-" 1 r. m. I
It will not be Jor. p'rer 1 1 e r:,i. t I
ins til! a .-dl wiil tie i ut:d tor ir;u.-
ries to elect delegate to the county
convention to nr.uiinate candidate for
the several county offices and members
of the legislature.
In view if thii 1'w.t, we believe it rtht
and proper that peicri3 seeking nomina
tion should come out lold! y au J declare
themselves subject to the will of the
people. If a man is competent for the
position sought, he need not hesitate to
make his wishes known. Th day of
"black horses," especially in county
matters, is among the things of the
past. No man has ever lost friend or
impaired his prospects for securing nomi
nation by a clear, manly statement. In
this age of enlightened penetration, the
people have a strong distrust and un
mistskable disgust for the human "log-
trotter,"who scours the county trying to
create the impression that he is the only
eligible and honest man that n given
position may 1 "thrust tijon."
This is a matter of duty with candi
date. In many counties of the state,
ami throughout the coast, the public
expects such announcements and they
are generally made.
With us, this is a business quetion,
and any man of any party may announce
himself a a candidate for any office on
snv ticket.
1
Tavm t'lle'leal.
Kolllowing is a
amounts colleited
t-tuti nient of
I'V the f-heriff
of
Washingtt'ti county during his tax -col-;
iecting visits tt the several precincts: '
Wapjdo precinct (Gaston
F'ore.t Cirove ....
Cornelina
KuKt Kutte i t'nion Hall ;
Galea Creek.
$ .MM ou
I If, tl
looo IS) j
PM l ou '
. 10 00 j
Dairy Creek
Stnith Tualat in
Columbia
West Kutte
Washiu-jt' u..
Beaverdaui .
Cedar Cret k.
1
-- 35
V U
111 on
1100 00
l'p to this date ataoiit $:.'.,O0 have leen
i collected.
Pimples, Boils,
And Cai bum lea result from a-debilitated.
Impoverished, or impuie condition of the
blood. Ayer's KariapurilU rt . cut and
cures these eruptions ud painful tumors,
by removing their cause; the only effect
ual way of treating them.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has prevented the
usual course ot ISoiU, which have pained
and distressed me every season for av
eral years. G. Hca.es, Plain ville, Mich.
I was badly trouble, with Pimples ou
the face; also wltb a discoloration of tha
aLin, which showed itself iu utilf dark
patches. No external treatment did
more than temporary kooI. Ayer's Sar
aaparilki effected
A Perfect Cure,
and I have not been troubled nince.
T. W. Poddy, Kixcr :.t., I..-'!, Mass.
I was troubled vv'l'i '.., an. I my
Leal th was much impaired. I lie-rui
using Aj't-r'.s Sarsupariila, ami, in due
time, the eruptions all tln:ipH arcd, and
inv health was completely restored.
John li. Klkius, lbtoi Sinulnj iHmerccr,
AUh iii trie, N. t!.
I wai troubled, for a long time, ith a
humor which njipearcl t.ti my face iu
ugly I'linples and iJIolclies. Ayer's Sar
saarillaenreti me. I consider it the lcs-t
Mood purifier in the world t.'harlos li.
smith, North CralUsbtiry, Vt.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is sold byall driiguists. Ask tor Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, and d. not Ih ersuadcd to
take auy other. ft
Prepared by Dr. J.C. A yer a Co., Lowell, Mas.
ITIee l ; ale bottle. 1.
A1
Id. PKICSONS INI1KHIKP TO Mr
Ijetat. Haviiia A Paid, are reouented to I
come forward and make immediate nettle
inent All nrcounts niiist 1m settled lv j
April 1st.
M.LKOD, IIAVMK i UAH I..
Gaston, Or., February t, issrt. if ltu
"t
POULTRY YARDS
FOREST GROVE, OR.
I WON AT THK COI.PMIHA POUI.TItY
Kihihitiou in l, the following
( pre ni inuia :
I
tlSST PBBMIUM.
a I
Fair of Houdaus -Cockerel and Pallet.
1'air of Ifoadana Cock and lieu.
Houdan Hen Hondans.
Breeding Pen Plymouth Hock Cock find j
Hens. j
Pair ftredin( Plymouth Hock C.tckerel ;
a ... . I . I
Hy "t ,tVkVokerel. I
Hreed:ng 1 en wuite IKhoms -1 .x-k and ,
I aiv.a.. ,
I a . !
' nrowu i;uorii it-n i.
! pair IU) C. W hite Iiechorns-CocUen ) nnd
! PulM.
I Trio Kdver H. llauit.urs ttekerel and
io 1 let a.
Breeding; Pen Guinea Fowl.
aarovn rssxiL W.
Pair Silver K. Hamburc Cock and lien,
ttreasdimz Pen M. I learns 'ockrel and
Pullets.
I owned and raiaed every one of my show
birds. Did not boy or borrow, or set aa
agent for any one else. tStocktwaa originally
imported from the beat yard in the Kant.
Coiue aud see for yourselves. Etnrs from
these birds for hatching, $3 per sett ins; '
per two aettincs; $6 per three settim-a: nd
Birds for sale. Square Poultry Yards,
Foreet Orove, Washinpton C"ount j, Oregon
UEO. O. SLOAN, Prop.
m-2m
j
;'
I Ok). $
aw rfci r-.ur
prams
Aboolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ol
parity, Htreuyth an-1 wiiolttoriiejicH. More
economical t'.iuu the ordinary kind, urid
cannot b sold in competition WrJi the mul
titude of iMr tt, hhort uii.1,1 id am or
phosphate powders. SulJ tnli: in c'.
Kov4i. Himso J'oWi'CH Co.
nlu it Wail St.. N. Y.
Deiuoi tullc Committee Meeting.
The WaidjiuKtou County Democratic Cen
tral Committee meet nt th Opera
House, in Hillsb .ro, March 24, 1S, Ut 10
o'clock A, M., to transact such bcsinesH as
may be deemed proper.
And thi Itemocrnt and all others who
will npfart the lieiuovrntin ticket nra r
qnctitetl to inert in luass Convention nt 1
o'clock, ut the Opera House, on Mftid date,
to elect ti Delegate to attend tin Peiuo
craticStata Contention, and for the trues
action of audi other business a may prop
erly couie bfor the meeting.
WM. U WF.ATHKIUiFP,
Chairman Democratic County Central
Committee. ui:!t
Hood laHturfic
1 will n-iture horses at t 1 OO pel inonlh
' e.dtH, 7 cents. Pasture first clans. Good
1 living water. Stock suited iculm ly.
j Fences in H'kmI roiidition. Ih tween f-OO and
i fH' Menu of puslnrf. Where there are four
I or five horses, I will K" after them, on nppli-
! cation. Atldres
4AMKS (). LKK.
Gaston, i
S.'.t .".in
Da. J. flKMSTF-D hns locnted (K-riuunent I
ly at Forest Grove, Oregon, and is prepared j
to do nil kinds of plate work, both Gold and I
Kubber, A specialt y is made of Mjidge ;
U',,.L u,.l l'lv.,1 l'..i,li At! Clot. I CrottliA. !
Teeth filled tv the latest improved methods. I
I 411 ,L .rr-n.l.
toreut tirove, rcii. v:j, lss.
.Notice for I'ubllrittioii.
! 1.4Mi Orrut at Okiaiios Cut. lh-f.X)S, i ,
'rvoTicK is iir:uKiV3rtrivksh that
I 1 tlitt foltowmi iiiiined settler husliltd
; notice of his intention to make fluid proof ;
' iu suiiixrt of his claim, and thut siod proof '
j will In niude let'.iie tint County Jui..'t or
; Clerk ol WaKbinytoii County, Oregon, nt i
Hillsboro, t Ireyoii, on THl'KSDAV, April i
l'.ttfl. isss, vi.:! h. is. liatemen, llonie-ateHU
I l.'t,iri V.. iMr.7 t..r il. Si i.. .t Is K. I. mii
i N. K. of IS W. . nnd H. K. i of K. V. K4
of Heetit.li W. T. J It. ( W
i lie uair.es the following witnesses to prove
! his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of said land, viz ! John Heisler, W
I lii, m,. 'I' J I lii.n u ft. I Wan M I Villi
..uvu'., w s. . . - . - I
all of Galea Creek, Washington County,
Oregon.
mlt W. T HLTtNKV, UejUU.'r
Notice for l'nbltal ion.
I . A Si i 1 b t u f
at it te i i , l lui ij.is. !
tVbrii try Kih. !.
nri:i:uv gukn. him
N
oiici: is
notice of t.is inti'iiti'iii to m il. e tin it proof I
III Klip-aort of liMt Irtini, ii lot tli.'tt mnul pi Of if i
uillls- iii.i. I.- IhIomi tie ( oiinty iliiitije or
j Cl. rk of W itahiiu'ton County, On i-ou, nt
Hillsboro, Oregon, on MONDAY. April Pi.
I lsss, William lliiskcll, lioiiiesteud
' . . . . . - . . a. . . t ' a i
lirrv io. 4i.i. tor tut r.. j oi i tie rv r., t
; nnd n. i ot s. i:.
of Siv. f, V. 'J N, U. j
; 'J yve-t.
He II llncS the f llo ill).' Vt it llcs-.eS to J
i prove los c.mt iniiims residence up n, nnd '
fiittivutioii id, said l;oid, vi: George lei
on t in in. Jolin ntjini rmr n, ll.ii.icl I,
' Stephens. Mini Jortcph II ickt IllMlttOlll, till ol
! Glciic.H' P.O., Vashioj.'ton County Oregon .
' ?::t ' NV. T, I'd i.NF.Y, HepisJer, i
Hillsboro
I
Pharmacy'
I
'rilK PKOPIHKTOI.K, IN ASSI MING j
I control of the Dm- buaiuesa in this1
town, lieu to announce tlint their foremottt
efl'orts will, under itertwaial aupervi.'ioii, I 1
directed towards the public good.
They -sill continually purchase their'
Druus from the l-est luanntnetarers iu the j
Fast, or anywhere making the tin en t pro- ,
ducts.
Patent Medicines
AM)
Proprietary Articles
Of all advertised or woll-known reputntioii,
will be kent in Kreat variei v.
litHiks, Albonts. tVr ip Pooks. Sii.efrcles,
Parses, etc. Also,
OTATIOfltXRYf
CONFECTIONS,
DRU0HB8,
PAINTS & OILS
Continually on hand.
In all sizes and at all prices.
DAY RUM, PANCY SOAPS
AMP A IX
TOILET ARTICLES,
AS WELL
!
In considerable variety, kept in stock.
WINES AND LIQUORS
Only sold for Medicinal Purposes, on Pat
raiPTtoM. The finest qualities, exclusively,
will le kept. Pbxcbs, therefore, most tw in
accordance.
PRICES
Are reduced on Compounded Medicines,
where the prime coat will adtaatt.
Ma HKOVYN, the DiHpt using Clerk, will
be pleased to ahow intending purchasers
any srticle in stock, and will t heerfniiy at
tend to night calls, in cuece of eiuei jt-iicy,
as be now sleeps in the premises.
HILLSBORO PHARMACY.
icr-tf
AdmlnlMf ruto!" Hale.
NOTICE IS ULHLUY GIVEN. TIIAT
in pursuHiKie of an order and decree of
the County Court of thKat of Oregon for
Washington County, mada and entered at a
regular term thereof, to-wit, on tha Htb day
of Noveudx-r, lswt; Iu tha matter of tUa
estate of J, J. limber, decerned, and to ma
directed hm Administrator thereof, I will aell
at public auction to tha highest bidder, at
tha Court JloiiHe door, in IlilUboro, Waah
iiiKtou County, Oregon, ou
halurdsj, the t t It day or March,
A. D. at 10 o'clock A. M., the following
described traetx of Html KmImU, lying, ltinu
and aitnata in WaHhinton County, Htaia of
Orep-oti, known oid deainaU-d as follows,
to will
f iit Tract V iun the cast half of tha
northwest apiarti'r of Section 1M, Jown. 1
inuiUof I'.oni'i- l sin', Will, mar., contain-
i. V .v"","'.
hM"'M I , ,"( t - !'i in p-rt of the Donation
I.kii t c ..in f ' , , 1'i.rVt.r. in 'Jov-n. I
.. nij. Hi ni.'. X uui c,i.iuclic!na eV
'i .S V,. . - tier ot tnid ft-rn."tly ownod by
iliooi 't l.'ueife'i tijiiice north on D'ick't'4
west linv bi rn thence wost W rods'
thence south K rods; thetica cast VO rod,
n'd contnuimir lo tier-, hsid tracts to be
Id on the following l;'m, to-witt ,
One tlj'fd ot pun mis.- pi ioa rash intiasd.
on th tlav of snlc. iie-third of purcbatu
priri to b paid ifi it months from day ut
sale, ctiil thn letiirindi-r to be paid in one
yenr from d.iy of ;ile, ith interest on da
fern d p'tviuents -it tin! rnttt of ten per oeut
(M-r unimiii. Iiefitriit payments to ln4
secured bv ft iiiottfi'(u on ihu premisss
sold Ojiivt yatici ti boat purchaser's ei
pellSH
II WEHIHJMO. .
AdiiiiioMtrntor of the l.stNteof J, J, liruauur,
)ec.d. If Wit
.ttlmliilMtrntor'n Notice).
f I'HK I NDKHHIGNED HAVING DKKN
1 apMtinted Administrator of the Kstate
of Pollv Ann Itiivdon, deceased, by tha
County Court of the Htnte of Orutfon for
WaHhi'iiQtoii County, and having Unly qual
ified, all fietsous haviim claims against said
hstitte art heretiy required to present tbeui,
with th pmis-i vourliein, to me, at my i
deuce, near
trit nville, WMsnington Jountr,
Oregon, within si months from the date
hereof.
JAM I S flAYDON.
(Jreeniiile, March 7th, 1. mHM
.liulitlMtrntrlx' Xotlce.
NOIICi; IK IICIOHY GIVEN THAT
tin iKi.lcisii'ned has fllod in the
County Court of the hints of Oregon for
Vratuin.'tou County her final aooouut
as Ailmini' 'r.itlit of the Kstate of
John K. I .l is, ileeenetl, and that said
Court fiN't itpaoluttd tha first Monday iu
April, I . t 10 'clock A M.( ss the time
for hem i iiu ohji etioijii to such hual nooount
and for the net lldiicut theretif.
uil-.-.t M. A. DODDH.
R. SANDFORD,
VHHU IA,
SI Iti.CO.V,
- -
Atl'UCCilECKti
Gl.l'ACOU. OltEOON.
Otlloo at Drug Otor
.
Dealer In li usf .Medicines, Paints,
. kV 00a"
siiiutiy m Mock,
o'.'l-tf
A. M. COLLirJS,
IHItuhoru, OrfVOH,
CONTRACTOR,
BUILDER
and
Millwright.
- , . -
j frninh doors, srintlows, frames,
,iUdn, and m 'ildiiu-s ol all descriptions.
u . , ., 11B11, Llaxik
mi tli shop, a
! flilb-Wn, March 1
ton nam: !
F.K1KAHI.F. PKOPFHTV' IK HILL&-
boro, consist iny of
Houses and Loto I
;r-- it in, s infttl.' ens to purchssnrs.
For further informal ion, .nqcire of the
nndc rsipot d.
I. M. fJOSMEV,
Hillsboro, May 1, l-7. ml-t
Tr Sale.
1 CV.' GOOD WOHK HOH9KW
and Mares, tu t'ash, from four years
old iipwnd; two miles north of Hillsboro.
Ad. tics
ml at
I.OLl MANNING
t'lcii!' Vny Vj.
1 i i. i i:i;soss knowinu
THKM-
2 tvclven to lit indebted to me are request
ed to comn foiwurd und make itcmediate
settlement.
I.. A. JOJiE,
Hitl-tioro, fir., Nov U, W nil tf
FOR SALE!
I.OJ or l.CFP WVANDOTTK
A
chickens;
Also, a ionntilv of Hav. will be sold Ckey
nt the Hani.
V CHALMTJR8,
Pi' it CorneliiM.
Shorthorn Bull tor Sate.
ON V. YFAKI.IN'fl HnOBTTIOItN
(Graded, ' Durham Hull for Hale,
la old enough for aervioe. Apply to the
a.a..tAaa1rrf .! 1 L.' .aailj.A ta.krtll ir 1 1 1 1 1 ulA.
j ' WE THOKJN '
I March 1st. 1HM ' rul-st
' " " "
I ' K Ij I". I! It ATED
D. J. PORTER,
e
Tlfinnffirtnri'r,
fiANTOX, . IUEM3r.
rPHW I'UIW HAS NO HnpERIOK
1 for all classes of work and io all kinds
if soil. i;sy draft and durable. For par
ticulars, address me, or call and see th
plow.
D. J, PORTER.
Oaston. Or., March 22 187.
ra24tf
A DD 717 end si oenU for pftetags,
I II li. U.nd receive free, a costly bos
M goods which will help all,
of other sev, to more money right away
tUitn anything else iu this world. Fortunes
await the workera absolute! anre. At once
I Address Tnvw A Co., Augusta, Main.
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