The independent., April 05, 1888, Image 4

THE INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY.
... .APRIL 5, 1883
AVhiie Adam slept a rib he lout.
And Eve in all her beauty rose.
He slept, but at a fearful coat;
His first sleep was his last repose.
Town Topics.
Several more village in Hungary have
been flooded and the inhabitant are
starving. At Hettraru one hundred
and twenty houses have been hurned and
sirven hundred jicople rendered homeles.
Two lives were lost in the flanic.t. The
tillages of Meza, Bereni and Hnnsdorf,
have alo Wo destroyed by fire.
What is this Disease that is Coming
Upon Us ?
Like a thief at niht it steal?
in ujxn us unawares. The patient-
have pains aootit the
chest ami sidfs, ami sometinies
in the Imok. They feel dull
ami sleepy; the mouth has a
bad taste, eJKiallv in the
morning, "rt of sii'k slinif
colIei'tH alout. the teeth. Tin
att'H'tite is ioor. 1 here is a
feelin" like a heavy load on the I
'" 1
stomach; sometimes a faint, all
gone -ensation at the pit oi the
stomach which food does not
satisfy. The eyes are sunken,
the hand and ieet become cold
and clammy. After a while a
cough sets in, at fust dry, but
after a few months it is attend
ed with a greenish -colored ex
ectoration. The patient feels
tired all the while, and sleep
does not seem to afford any
rest. After a time he become
nervous, irritable and gloomy,
and has evil forebodings. Ther
is a giddiness, n sort of whirl-
intr sensation m the neauwnen
risinsr ui suddenly. The
lov- i
f-l-i become costive; the skin is
: Iry and hot at times ; the blocnl
becomes thick and stagnant;
the whites of the eyes become
tinged with yellow; the urine
is scanty and hiih colored, de
jjositing a sediment after stand
ins'. There is freijireiitly tt
spitting up of the ftHd, some
times with a sour taste and
sometimes with a sweetish
taste; this is frequently at
tended with palpitation of the
heart; the vision becomes im- :
' . . ... (
paired, with sjiots be tore the
rfye9J there is a teelmg ot great i
prostration and weakness. All
of these symptoms are in turn i
present. It is thought that
nearly one-third of our opu- ;'
lation has this disease in some 1
of its varied forms. i
It has leen found that phv- i
sicians have mistaken the cause
of this disease. Some hav
treated it for a liver complaint,
others tor kidney disease, etc.,
etc., but none of these kinds of
treatment have leen attended i
with a u cress; for it is really ;
constipation and dyspepsia. It i
is also found that Shaker Kx- t
..f 1 .. .4. Af.,,1 J ..:
unci oi liotii, or .liotliei k?n-
geTs Curative Syrup, when I
projverlv prepared will remove !
i his disease in all its stages, j
st'iMire the pjenunu artirle. ;
IT WILL SKLL BKTTKK THAN'
COTTON".
Tfr .fi-tlin n Tfpmt if itwf'ill
... . 1 ' '
Ot t IllllahrmPf. llchliril Co i
v ' y
l i at r i
iViM., writes: Jiy wtit ns
1m'm so iniifh lienefitcil ly
SliiiktT Fx tract of Ktaits or
Seivl's Syrup that ahe says
sh would rather le Avithotit
part of her foot I than without
the itiftlifinc. It lias done hvi
more itnal than the docttrs and
all other medicinea jmt together.
I would ride twenty miles to
get it into the hands of am suf-
ierer it lie can rt it in no other
way. I Wh-ve it will soon sell in j
this State better than cotton.
testimony FROM TF.XAS. ;
' Mrs. S.K. Barton, of Vainer, j
in"ir. v. v., .t., nines iii.u ;
she had been lon atHit-ted with
dyspepsia antl disease of the
urinary organs ami was cured
by Shaker Extract of Uoots.
Rev. J. J. MeGuire, merchant,
of the same place, who sold
Mrs.. Hart on the medicine, says
he has sold it for four years
and never knew it to fail.
SHE WAS ALMOST K.D
T -it law w ith .hvitiet i
jm. , ...... l"- 1' i
sia that thwiv wan nut a t)hv
siciail to In follliil who roil til
do an thinu: with in.. 1 h:ul
fluttetinu; of the In-art ainl
Bwiminin: of the tu :ul. One
dtxv I leatl your i:uiijili!ct alltl
"Kij'r Auiotnj t,r S!,,,k -rV
wliith tlfM-iilioil in v ilii-a-
lettfr than I eouhl intlt.
trietl the Shaker Kx tract
I
of
Itutts antl kept on AV.th it until
to-tlay I rejouv in ht-a th. !
Mrs. M. Illl-lfV, IScVlt-r,
Mtihlenliiirt Co., Ky.
For sale by all 1 h-uir-rist. or
atldivs." the jrojrit tir, A. J.
Whit IJiu'iomI, ji Warren
I6t., New York.
For Hale.
4 FEW GOOD WORK HORSES
J uid Mares, for Cash, from fonr years
old upward; two miles north of Hillsboro.
Address
pxlVt
Quicksands mu4 Tigers.
Chicago Mail: The ship has
i anchored inside the Hooghlj riTer,
one of the many estuaries of the
j Ganges. The moon has just come
I up from over a low island to the east.
The air is balmy and has the sweet
j odor of the land. Light clouds
move lazily across the rugged face of
the queen of night. A well-born
daughter of that far-off island which
rules nearly a third of the world by
her brain and through ber well-filled
coffers, is playing with gentle touch
the variations of the "Mocking
Bird." Kefined gentlemen and
gentlewomen loll or walk about the
deck, listening to the music.
It is hard to realize that a few
miles up this broad river is a beach
outwardly as mild as a meadow
i lakelet, but whose bottom is a nhift-!
ing (luickBand. to touch which is;
1
almost certain destruction to the
bravest steamer. Within a few
months two fine ships of this com
pany have been sucked in by the
sands. One is almost erect. I am
told its mants Ktand a few feet out
of the wnter. The sands Mick in
ships as leeches take in blood, and
are ready for more. Vessels are
Pilea ou "P tue otuer swallowed
a 1 - a . a
never to be digested. Careful pilot
ing and daylight are necessary to
avoid the hungry monster.
It is hard to realize that on yon
low island, just under the low-lying
moon, tigers are more abundant than
in any other part of the world. The
keepers of the signal station live
withiu hgh brick walls, and dare
not go a huudred yards leyond
j them. Refuge houses are built
j along the coast on high piles close
! to the water. Canned food, four
i hmiilml gallon of wuter. a chart
j with full direction how to find a
j port and a boat are at each . Orent
i placards are stuck up warning the
u'Fwreokeil man to beware of tigers
and not to attempt to get off except
by day, and at no time to venture
into the jungle. The inlands and
surrouuding mainland are swampy.
and the low jungles are said to!"'"'""1
... .! shilling
ausotuteiy swarm wttli ttgers anil e !auh at that now, but we won't
crocodiles. Nothing less than a pretty Hill I
. ,., ? , . , equally applicable to thi-. loimtrv. I am
tidal wave seems likely to drive them t funy ware that people h think us I do
awav. ' will not comoine :m:iiii-i Ilu' mIiiii, but
' . . .... .. j will weakly yii'Id. a.-wl in the end it will !e
: as tlrmlv rsieil in l'!nl:iit. I;!ii i a-, in bui
t'olirt House Fraud. ! dou. The M.r tiot iraia by it and
j they will loe linliit!'-ly in elf resiH't.
j It wiil i leali- a i Ia v. iioin y oil may kick
.Newport News. j jf yin alv wiliiflsf t( ,(aN fol- j,; H tUlS, no
The republican club of Toledo Oil' In-tter than -la.-; a riniii. -iieakinv.
Monday last passed the following !
n
resolutions, which we publish by j
request:
Toledo, Oregon, Mar. "24, INKS,
We, your committee beg to make
the following report:
Whereas, The county officials of
Benton county .Oregon, have by their
action imposed an unwarranted and
grevious tax, without consulting the;
will or the wishes of the tax payers
the sworn representatives, in the i
construction of a court house and
'jail, unwise and unreasonable in its
cost compared to the assessment ofj
said count-, therefore be it I
Kesolved, That we as citizens of
Toledo and tax-payers of said county
t,i .1. . i .111 ...
ficus uwiscnr to use nit it-ninianj
means to defeat the enforcement of
such tax for the construction of the
same, and further be it
ever feel that us American freemen
our rights have been invaded and
onr wishes ignored, by those whom ,
were sworn to resnect the will ami !
. , .... !
Wj&ne of tlieir constituents, and I
viewed from every standpoint we i
I are forced to believe the whole
.
I scheme in its unlimited extravagance j
, t 1
13 one of jobbery from its incejrtion.
W. P. Watson,
.1. ft. Copi.axi), - 4'onunittre.
(. ItOSKIlKOOKs,
Oregon Wairon Roml (Grants.
"Washinhtox, March 'AO. Barclay
j Henley is expected Lere in n few
days to argue the ease of the wagon
road grants in Oregon before the
house committee on public lands.
Mr. Henlcj was formerly a member
of that committee. One wagon road
gram in uregon is owned iy a
number of San' Francisco capitalists,
who, it is Said, paid $400,000 for the
grant.
Cleveland's measago recommend
ing immediate forfeiture of these
grants ia regarded as one of the most
preposterous propositions he has
submitted to con cress. It is stated
that much of the land granted to the
I wagon road has been patented and i
ot.l -t ti.
" octticis unit iiitj i ii t'Nii ten I :
1 t i ;
recommentlA that these giants lie
' .:a - -.i .
lurieitt'ii wunoni giving me pur
chasers ef this laml a hearing in the
courts. '1 he president' Htatetnent
: was glariuly ex parte. The evidence
i submitted to ennnrewn wns orJtas.io1 !
! suinillliett to t UIlreSB VBH tOUeCtetl :
j br irresponsible .gent-, and many!
: owners of land granted to these
waoti rniils werii not nf1"..r.l.l
waOtl ro.Ula were not aHor.Ietl an
opportunity to otter testimony n to
the extent of their right to the lands. !
. . Th butehs' onini! i I
(3)1
Tbe BUYEBS'OUIDEls
issued March and Sept.,
(eacn year, it ts an enoy.
dopedia of useful infor
mation for all who pur
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat. fish. hunt. work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various aisee.
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYEB8
QUIDS, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to- pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
ITIVIi uwm Ir w w nrw fx Ww
Ul-114 JaUchigan Avenue, Caicago.lli.
i
One f 8hrrnans 1 Htrr.
' John Sherman wrote one letter
too many a few years ago. A citizen
of Ohio went to Mexico to engage in
business. He was, as lie conceived,
badly treated by the Mexican author
ities. He wrote a letter to Mr.
Sherman, asking him to call the
attention of the state department to
the matter. Mr. Sherman replied
in a letter, one sentence of which
reads thus: "A man who is fool
enough to invest his money in a
God-forsaken country like Mexico
has no right to expect protection
from his own or any other govern
ment." The letter is still in posses
sion of the gentleman to whom it
was addressed. He lives near
Chihuahua. St. Louis Globe
Pemoenit. . , ... . , ... . .
Unmet It. nltr, f f lianilicrsbiirji. sav
be is Die fir-t commercial traveler v. in
ever ve ul on the road. In 1H 1 1 he vvt ii
to Philadelphia us a salesman with !
dry n win Itoii-e of Dniilol), ji-ir,'lii!I A
Co. '-Trade w:t- dull 1 hat year." :
Mr. Wolff, .tod I Mii."'ested to I he iin:
the idea tt --tiiiu. misi imn ant:i:-e
country me t(h:tiil inilnim up tritdi .
Who will Is- t lie drummer:' a-Li .1 .i
of tlx- firm.
I tviil.' I replied, and lliey .-iii im
out. '1'iial was llii origin of the 1.111:
drnniriier.' by which all traveling mi1"
nien are now l.nown. I went ii the roml
and M'dieiled I rade anions t lie merchaii!
of southern and central Pctiiisyltaina and
New Jersey. For live year I carried m
Haniples, tilling in cu-tomers orders froin
anmplea provid.sl i.y themselves, lu 1MI
it struck me nil of r iitt,len that tlii war
necessarily kecpm;. my trade limited. ami
that if I tarried a line of samples of my
own 1 roiild iiiTrvlii-e new jo-xN inn
more of tlum. I i-isit b the Una and
tdiUed thetii that the sample Were eoni
init from tl; wnuis end of the line, mid
llit-y kuv lit.- Hint jiikI fiirnislnd nte with
itumpte. I'roni lliat year dai the -torn
of arr in sample by ditnnmer-."
Mr. Wolit ha.-i Ix-en i-onstai tly ui tlie
roiwl ever since Id pioneer H ip anion; the
country merehatit.. and al the ae of
nearly ! i stiil drnminin up trade r a
I'hiiadelhia bullae. Philadelphia New-.
i:avt-t of Ti Iteeririti.
Xi nati or woman can regularly indulge
in the practice of r ei inif tipf front
.-;traiivers without Itcioiiuiim in spirit as
well as in f act a Ik-ar. It degrade the
reeelver luutv than the K'-'rr and it will
I ire. 1 1 a cla-vs in this country like the lower
t-Iasst;. Kiiroiie. It N told of .-M-nator
Ttitii iintu tli:tt di n iiilitil if lie hml met
Pruife l:i u;.:i(k lie rt-j.lied that he was
extremely sorry that lie had not, tiecause
he did want lo meet one peroii in Kurope
not w.niin tor him to hand over
l4,'w
the name of
a cla , thaf v, ill li;4iace
iril'i ;iu citi.i n. - !-
server" ia Philadelphia fall
I Tlt l il i t oiolroii!t littill iful.
! It oilvflit to coip-i de h-ople w ho al e bitten
j this summer by the trni'.i iitu to U- tohl
, by a M;-nti-.l liiat tin- rn:i-iii!o Is vo!i
; droii-! Ic j'iiMI 'ul. - place one." lie says,
'liiniiT.'i inii :n-oi'. Aiiju-t the l-!!es.
j Xovv phn-e y,ur eye to the ce piece,
j l'reti: The tiny d:i t colored i'ck ha
I vanishisl, and in it- place appear the most
! radiant and tror. ou-. treat lire w hich the
in conceive of. The ics arts of J
pale ami
r. the U and thoniv m.-ientn.
pr.ucis shinim hke eixmy. t ompared
with this w.iiio and m:iu;nilieence of ds-ora-t
ion the brivshtet :ti,d niot viid of the
painter- pi
Ueb.hi.i f.-i'l
:tifU(- iiie tniid.lv." Phi lit-
AINU
TV yrm feel dull, languid, low-apirlted, Ii fe
lem. and indencrihibly mhierahle. both i.h
me, ooto imjrw
cttllr and mentally; eiperience a sense of
fuUnenaor bhtinc after eatimr, orof "irone- i
nnn. nr fmnlinm. nt stonitteb in f hn mora- I
intr, tonaue coated, bitter or bad taste in j
moutb, irrtirulur appetite, dlzzint'sa, fniient j
IwHiHMi.lie. tilllrrerl vesftrlifc. Hontiiur fltwieLH
before the eyes, nervoua prostration or ex-
hauation. h-ritnMUty f terupcr.ot fjushea.
imeruttiuiB- wnu ctnuT bcubuliuiui, vusrii,
bitinir, transient palna here and there, old
itrt, orowBinentj ki iit ineHia. wnKO&uiTiesB. or
aiHtiirts-a and univireamnir Sleep, constant.
indescribable teuliag ot dread, or of impend- j
ioir calamity? i
If you ha ve alL or any considerable number
If you havealL or anv eonelderable number
oi iimsm) nyinptonio, you are suaerini ri
insi niitsi com u ton or American ntaurafc
ltilious Iiysnensia. or Tumid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or lnuitfestion. 'lb more i
complicated your dJaease has becotaa. the
greater the number and diversity or syrup- ;
loins. r,t matter wuai srare n nas readied.
Ir. Pierce's Voldeti medical DlKoverr
will Kills uo it. if taken aceordinir to direc
tions lor m reasonable lenirth of time. If not
cured, complications multiply and t'otmiimp-
tion of the bun irs. Skin 1 liscascs. Heart JJidt.-aae.
Kbeumatism. KMney Disease, or other grave
wine'
maladies are Quite liable to set in and. sooner
or later, inauee a istsi rerounstion.
Dr. Pierce's) Gulden medical Dla.
Oferf acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
tbrotiRb that areat blood -purifying' ortran,
cleanses the system of all blood-taints and im
purities, from whatever cause arising. It is
equally efficacious In actios; upon the Kid
neys, and other excretory oraana, cleansina.
strenirtbenftitr. and healing- their discs se. Aa
an appetizinir, restortttivo tonic, it promotes
diirestlon anti nutrition, thereby building' up
both flesh and strctiirtb. In niaatrtal districts,
this wonderful inedicino has rained great
celebrity in curing- Fever and Ague. Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseasea,
r. Pierce UoMea naict Die
covsrjr ,
cunixc all nirrcno.
from a common lilotcb. or Emntinn, to the
worst Scrofula. Ktlt-rbeum. Fever-aores."
Scaly or Kougb fkiu. In shott. all diseaiM-e
caused by bad bliss! aio osi.ptensl by this
nnviwfi.l ... . f ...... . .. . t I .. . . . .
cine. Great Kit tin- Ults-ra rupi.lly heal under
Its benltrn intbieuce. K;iss il!y has it manU
ir' ?.lfi:n.f.a '"rr. Voemm,
t-r iu uta, uoiis, n
loll. Carbuncle: fore KiW S. rof- I
i ej outv taieia owvilllitiB. Illu-nilIL llHrsNa I
" White SweiiipM." tJoitre. or Thick Ne i
Disease. I
and KnhtrgtsI O lands. Send ten cents In
stamps for a htrite Trent Ise, with colored
ml inkr.l lln.tj I
piates, on kiii uisetues, trie saiuo amount
for a Treatise on bcrof ukais Affections.
"FOR THE CLOOO IS THE LIFE."
Thoroughly cleanse It by using Dr. Pierre's)
Uoldeu Medical Discovery, and irood
d'tft'i,,n. a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
Btreuirtta an.1 IkmIII health will ho ...it.ht
COSUISIPXION. I
which is crofniaorthe I.nnga, ta arrested !
'"!. vxxri by this reme.ly. if taken in tlu
; earlier stages of tbe disease. From its mar-
.'.I.ES'JSrl1!!-lr?.,Ja!?Ld'?!e'
liA JSlTc !
.VrjVr-i
or t.ksst-clfaiuina. anti-oilioiie, pectoral, and" '
nutritive properties, unetuaJed. not only i
"7 kit ujowmpuun, out lor all
m.a.vw.aav Ifllv OI 'f
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.!
- ' I
t OT W eSK Lunn. fnittlnv nf TUvwf ttWtm- I
i mna nt llrraktl. I'liHwtin V .. .... 1 1"".. . k. . !
. , , . . , . t. . vaiaittt, uu- i
i chins. Asthma. Strnm r.wln-t. u...t . t..tut I
I afftciona it is atn fftteitnt w.nukiu I
rsiltt by lirus-KMts. at $14)6, or Six ot ties i
Send te cent, in stamps for Dr. Pierce's
m IVmuumtinn. AAinu
I book on Conau Jiption. AdVireaa. '
VeritTs Disp:sr Esdlctl issaciiUw,
63 nmln at BlffAUi If X
1 Vni T. ,naj m. t el T 1 t ! vau ur.l . . I . . 3 ,
I - - imukm uiui
JXhe i.NDtP:sDEjiX ffice.
n
JOREPII
HILLSBORO
Livery Stable
LYONS & HARK, Proprietors.
Order for
HACKS. BUGGIES I
AND
RIDING HORSES.
Attended to promptly.
ALKO,
FEED STABLE.
Remember the Place MAIN STREET
oppofiite tb Tualatin Hotel.
HilUboro, Or., March 22, 188. tf
MuxtcA MrmiH LiNiiutirr, Punrfrattm
Mntelem to I'trg Ban ! WuBUerfuL TBV Ok
m
CO.
CO
Ki ll, .UIkli4Mlkr UIX.K -lV4v
DFSIUAItl.K PKOPFUIV IN II1LI-S
lioro, consist mo of
Houses and Lots !
J-yTemi made ea-y to Purchasers.
i For further information, inipiirtt of tin
! nmlersiiied.
!.. m. i;osfv.
I IIillsls.ro, May is, is;.
ml'.Mf
Over 6.000.000 PEOPLE USE
O.M.fERRYACO.
t admitted totettM
iryest Seedsmen
in inv wv.,..
. . FtI to S
tO. mm I'rWr
8EED
ANNUAL
For IOo3
will Im mMueJ
kFREETOALL
Itiristit. ..!
t. 1a4 M.aH,.l;N
ty: letneni !i
sit oeljouit il .
1 Invaluable to a!'.
i.t-rjf utrrmm utnt.
fCarden Field ' Flower
r r r O w - a t m
ICtUS s .t.s,.-
C.M.FERRY4.CO., Detroit, Mich
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
lroeon A I'nlifornia It. lt.
And Connections. , .f
THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE !i
Time Between 1'uiilaml autl San
Franelsce, 39 Honra!
California Exoresa Train Run Cni'y
between Portland and -rancisco.
t.r.ww.
Ahuivt:.
ts.Franei-co 7:I:..1
Portland. . MrfoA.JI
Port bind 4ib I . M.
s,it Kn
in. i.- 1. il.
M.rl l iiffrr snrtty, rJ-evi S-j,lu,
H a wm
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I AfclilVK.
M. Fuitene '.'.PI P.M.
... i in ill. "
Kmt-ne
i.l A. M. I Portlautl .I I'. I. M."
POLLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS?
EXCURSION SLEEPERS :
TStT ,FFIK7FTI,u:oL:,m,0kb j
The O. A. 11. li. Ferry makes connection
with all tlte revnlar trains on the I, S.Us
Uivi-ion from the foot of FKtrett.
west sLTe vision,
bktwekx W)KTL.X1 A cxh; villi.
Mail Train Daily, except Hnndy.
i.ntr.
ARItlTr.
llillslsru .H:l A. M
Corvallia l-'rA". P. M
Hillsboro.-..si.t 1. M
l'ortland 75 A. M
Hillsls.ro H:4.'. A. M
-o :a l ttt
i i.tirfRitii m
! u: 1 1 . r. 11 M M
Portland ..;:t.p. p. M
itltiwwjv. t ,j-m . .
At All-iny and Corvnllis connect with!
of tb. oreiacitic.
V
, - , -
trains
Express Tfaitt Daily, esccpt Sunday,
iortiand 4-10 P M
ortianti . . -
ARRITR.
Hillsboro.. C.04 P.M
McMinyille,MKiu P.M
Hillslsiro.. 7A.M
Portland . iMUA.M
, tf i iniiAnt t:str. I' vi
McMin'vitle,.'.:4.. A.M
Hillsboro 7i A.il
E. P. ROGERS.
tt. IKOK11LF.R. t P. a P. A't.
Alanaeer. n-t
ED. LYONH.
'A o' Afs
3.1'
ErRF
it i srre
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V i
- 1 ' mi . i. i.., - -
Fred Hambleton, Planter,
Will Stand tor ci vice f he Hea.o.i ot IWNH nt the
F It Kit itA.nUI.V.TUX 40.t.
I-j m r-ld rrert. ?:2ft.
, - x, ... .
Sire of t ntx tlainbletoit. winner of the 2-
rrar-old Ktakes at Sah in and SiHkano FalU
0f sk7
He is n chestnut horse. 7 vettr olJ.
Hire HAMHJ.KTONIAS MAM HJtINO,
Hire of Jane J-lf:ltU.
1 dam Kprimtnchl Maid .dam of Van
Tni.ip.;l-vear-dditallionrH!ord L:4('.'i.bv
Iik. land AUIallah. full brother to Harold.
sire of Mnnd S. 2 dam Haltida bv
Alennnd. l"s Abdullah, sire of Goldsmith
JIHl2:li. ::c':tm
Oe. t'.oo)ev. 2:27 . I
Friday (sire of U.uu of
v iinn. Trast-e. 4 dam
"f th l, t,U f
1 red H'-uibteton hns KubsUnoe.eiidnrance
and Keed. His record of 2:2iJ wms inaile nil
n &-yeur old after n n. a.ii in the Htud, and
i r.ot the meiisiire of his apeed. He has
shown a 2:11 ait, and in a brief racing
career hna distNnced Kitty I.vnch. Jane I,,
Mit'Vi' Altl.'u,'n', Mti? Maud.Dleander.
Melrose Mid otliets. Itst year severe tack-
lie in August, rendered him unfit for
racinu. Fritz Hambleton. his only colt ever
irnmeu troui u mare without KtanUard
blotnl, won at Snlem wiih ease over a large
b Htniiuai a
lieUl of sisndard-brwl colts. In three yearn
of stnd wet vice but one nmre bred to hint
has failed to produce a living coll.
hincle mivic -. ...
Seaou. vth p:iMl-o.-of r. lurii.... 7.'.
Ills iiioice
. ,,,
l.imiteil to Lt mares.
FIFTY YEARS AT THE FRONT.
For nea i Iv fifty years the recognized authority the world over on all
n'i iciilun al matiers. a II way abreast of the tunes, snd always spending
I ,k ,-iily .r the lsft talent and eijierience, the
American Agriculturist
Is-ins l"s with new rontributoM, iiew artists and new lye, and the edi
torial statf. which has made this Periodical a power in lti heiuinpheres. re
inforced wiihlresh bhssl and brains, therchv combining the exptieneti
and erudition of years with the Mtror end freshness of youlh. The .4in'Ci
r.M Atfrirnltufft keest pne with the (.'rowing in te rent in nri-nlture largely
I. ioUi.ii' alsait through it teachings, and continues to-d.iy, after atmorbtn
1 wenty-fonr other agricultural ters, to furnish the current nvricaltural
literature where the Knliah and (iermnn lant;ii:it,"es are siioken. I'.very
iinuiU-r contains nearly 10t orifiiinl illustrations and origin.1! articles from
rwi dilTerelit witters. Price JT.aO a ear; sintfh- niiiiln-rs. !." l:t.
CHRIST
'l ite
B z
1 hes- lo tiiiticent works of art are neither old time chroiuos nor ordinary
eicravin-. 1 he latter is an etmusite phot.jeichiiio. lar sU(s riot to any -ilnn..
. !.. iNiirLut I tint ! Cslvsrv. the companion r'.et lire, is execut. d
for im -.v the Mriun'invoi'i- iium.
s. tinesci of tone, vicor of notion nd e;. iiernl ki-.s i ioi ity I e
I he are on heavy plate tpt-r, V-'"-" inches lit size, toruard. it. is
f.U;H pit pared for the puris. Price. I .( ach, l,lh loiwarjed
o4 -pal I, to one audrens, l.aO.
.tiui'finiii .ttrlmltHiItt it ic. oi
li.teriei.ti .BrtrullHrit
S. tul tvislal for Specimen nun, I- r. Find"'' or ( iei ii.sn, full de
''T script ion f the Pictures, and Portrait of Mui.kacsv, the painter
V. -.-,, ther. st woiss. now attr u .iiik! woi Id -whin attention.
ill issfffs II .1 I ll t I "
Address, PUBLISHERS AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST,
HAY 1 1 W. Jl tl. I'rrs't. HnwUH), N.l.
New City
FOREST GKOVE. OREGON,
, l'P SITK PirSlllrFM'K '
C. W. RANSOM,
i i t i.i. ami t atHTf-ff:
Drugu and
IMTKXT
T4UI.IT
jikiicii:s.
AIMK I I S.
rr.itiT 'ii:icv.
Paints. Oils. Varnishes. Books and Stationery. Et..
la fact, cverytl.iue that is usually found in a I'trsl -class lrna Store, and everithuiK ,
S4.d lit leasonalile mti .
THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
Is cart fnltv comluetetl. ami, lin.lev Mr. Ilaiioii.s ni.nai?emeiit, patron need have mi fear
but that their prescriptions will Is' carefully ami accurately compoiiiuleil. His loiitf
exih-rience in tlie l'nij.' taiHines m tins county
atp!e in his line. I'allaiiil examine liis
snite.1
PROTECT YOUR HOMES!
MARLIN
W. GOOD
REVOLVER
no lunger coats
DOUBLE
a Fortune
Self-Cocking
Automatio
ElectlM.
Selfockia, K y
FULL NICKEL PLATED, RUBBER HANDLE.
WABntrrsD BQVAt is etibt gBsracr to raa
For sale by Hardware and Gun Dealers everywhere.
Ksnafsctarsd try THE MA1LU FIB A1M8 00n sw Harsa, Cobs.
Magazine
lar? -ml rM. ! 1 UM. TW HMfM
mmrmew mumrmntmw. mmA tmm mmlw -1 Ml. ntm mm IM
BALLARD o .iL'ttr. sroaTtio in TAW.rr atixrs, a.M t...t. hdj
iitMinwu ctetacM. MAHLi.tf riar. a sin ro.. iuw. r .
IDEAL RELOAD I NO TOOLS
WILt SAVK ONE-HALF TMl COT OF AMMUNITION.
Ms. rr all .tir. of t.'srtrklim whleb mrm la any othe follea Ins
.......... U...M- i ni,.. si.rhr.lrr. Italian!. Mnrat. Rrailotrtull.
1 UiiBtf Kruoedy. btutU aV Waoa
SNOT III IIILIS,
CbrsDer ai d better tbaa y wher.
Xc1mI Mam nr
W. A. aOri:.
CARPENTER.
CONTRACTOR.
builder,
COUNLMt'S. OKKdOX.
EsmiVIKS FL'HNISIIKO ON ANV
i class, of buildiiiK on application.
Cornelius, February 2t, 1HHS. inl-oiu
. MII M . at
ELKHORN SftLOOM.
PHILIP PIIOKNI.K1N. IMJr.lt J.l m
tstrasaer'a nmnnt'ement. baa opened j
new Saloon in the bnildine formerly occn- J ff O. OO
pjVd by 'i'otu Whitehoru, known as the Elk
horn Saloon. Here he will tie pleased to
meet his friends. A strictly orderly noose
will be kept, also the best of Beer, t"n?ars
and Lienors. ml-tf
i'S..t.TKit
i,,. .
" yetir old, a rich bay oTcr nvernee
, , . ' ,
' ,mlt ' J' C' cFerran. Lotinvilb?,
Kentucky.
t,. .
h,r,"u l'ANCOAST (S:?4'. wre of
Patron U.-veitrhl stallion record :UV).
, and of Uoj le-t I", venr old twioril ii'!
. " UoU 1 e. t f..-y, r-old record i.JJ
nna 'l''""" 4-year-ol.l record :':lH).'t
i .in... r .,;. .,... t,. .
. u nucin, unm in jnj treniu I -Tenr-
01,1 retjord 2-21 ;i I. by llya.lyk'N Hnnible.
Ionian. 2 dam Trnnfr.
.tlattd Maid :2M,'b and John
I"v 2:21t'), by MarlUirouj-h, win of imp
Tniatee. !5 dam by Henry Iiiroc, Hon of
Henry, rival of Aiueriemt llipse.
"dMI ll in the inmediate tlewceiidaiit
of animals, lth title, that inherit Bjieed,
,lVvs-ss seed themwlve, and tramtinit it to
". . . . ,. ,
""r """""'"'w mt oreeuum iieeos no
f "".' Planter ha neer been trained. ,
Y i , VL
...
T...1. J?."? inarea, b trot tea uiilea
" f ,,H ,C01"' !,loaR V ",u
l? are inrKe. wen lormeu, mua
snow eicetieni ;ait.
sinule aervice "
rt " " '
rsHson, hiiii prtMiepeoi reu.iu '
Insurance .... 50
ON CAI.VARY,
I lrt and mil) IN prodiicllon
In this CoHittry, and
FORE PILATE
'whielt far Mirpaxnc any oilier for
f ekeeutioli.
ist-psid. in
lit tuts"1.
r.
'
Willi I liul'.v "I J'i.tllle-., . I. till
and tlie ! IM. tiir. , .tx
Drug Store i
Manager.
i.iF. til' ... I'l iti:
Chemicalo,
. IIT I HTH' 11 A T K I C I I .S.
I lsl4; TA kit:.
G-OODS,
etinn e nun i tuny meei me k..ho
St.K"Ii I'riees.
antl ton are Is.ninl to I
in '.-If
ACTION REVOLVER.
These revolver are an exact
duplieatc- of the cclebratetl
SMITH k WESSON.
.M Calilwr, usinj?
Ontre-Fin
Cartridges.
f BEST IN Trie
Rifle.
S Btls TwHm
mtmrto
aJ for all " sad uutkes f
PApII All IIAII.
head lor Prlee Ut of ibeae tal
m vomiiany, s
Bex U.
Saw IUsa, Ct.as.
i
G. O. BAILEY,
Wholesale and Itetail lealer in
Groceries,
Provisions.
PLASTER AND CEMENT.
LAND
-A. BPEOIALTY.
N. Second
Streetf
COKXEK ,
Eostlaasa.cl, - Oregou.
iC-tf
'sgsBgaBBggs" m a
WORLD I
VY"" T
I -It
- - i ,
fan Tramp d Glen Dudley
Fnlr Jronnlw, IIIIUImmo. Wnv,,,c oll riin v. OieKoii.
VAX TMO.Jir
. :i-irnr.ld rrrord 2:iim.,
., , ,
And winner of tff J-yenrld racen nt Huh in
a"J ihe Did leu in JHK,; m ft ,nv horne.
: and on of the liatidsoniest
KneHt .fVlMT".,". l!v.Kt",', , ,r .
hlrill',y ,,I.,0,;K. "" ""''''-
toman Mattibrino (sire of fane , V:l;'-t,
, dm Hprillflt.M Unidi ,,am of Kre.l
Hambleton, J.ti. Hot, iHlire of l ied
I nataiet.Mi.i
f. ,;o
Van Troiup will be limited to ! ntnres,
U permit trainiiiji.
..ifl.'
TUtUS OF SEIlVlcH:
, HitiRle nervice . . . .
! Scnhor, with privilege of return
; i, ,-. ...
insurHii.
,
.
Tlf n,i.mjl,hre, Silh.,
I
i run i rintipr us afliiniiii. wit i Hr in n riiri'i
t i a r.. .1:.l. : . . m u .
! ,n ,MH0
Hire of Podley How ard. Iinra !.. Minnie
rj. . Ii-vello .etc.
0len )UDLKT jH a hmulsome buv,
in
hired by imp. (JLKM'.Ml,
I dam Madam Dndlev, winner of the
, rhainimune Htakc at Jerome Pai k fa iM,
by Ukiiiofon. Udhiu imp. Jiritamiia 4lli,
1 (dam of Uriinnd. winner of the Jeisev
notice to the Public,
I now have my Nov
ROLLER PROCESS
FLOURING MILL
In ojieiatioii, ami am iii iliiif- :
very mjit-iior i,'iail tf I'I'mi;1.
The ti 1 I i- invitt'il to
tla Ntw l'lot't aa I'lour a trial.
Will kff constabtly n luiinl
a full line tif Flour, I'ran, cl
Kxcliiitife Imsinesi iloue (with
Farmer.
A .St ink of
Milling Onta.
JilICO Jiuiil.
j;.n Iwlit at mi. I
llilient mnilit
JOHN MILNE.
n' ly
LANDS FOR SALE.
1(10
I'lllev. with ill acres of more tn
cultivation, and the remainder coven d
with til. h.'t.el, etc., and will make n nice
burn. This land I.ivn well, is wittered bv a
HHini,'. and has as line a htdldinj.' place as
von will lual in a thousand. A school
house mile from the place, and only .'I
miles to Forest (trove school. Price.
r: ; - '..hici..,, ... m r.r . re
ano ine acie it,'1' in oe inci en-en u tiesireii
;it the same Idle,
o ACKFSWFril A TWO N I'OII V lit M'si:
O of seven ristius, all I mtl finish, nml a
barn that cost '.ti. an on l.md of nil t,itul
of fruit ami nil of the small fruits. J litis
i.lsee is favorably hs-iiled oil Mam Street in
llillslsiro. and will suit a inr.ii of means
1 ill sell either half of this pi nre tlie un
proved part for '.', or the unimproved
for .( i, or all of it for I.
ti( ACms bM Mlblj
I 'Ft' Iroin (iiiston, ami mile Iron,'
ScIkmiI: (hi acres of plow land mid - acres '
hhisht d and seede.l nml 1" netes of sniiill
Fir and )la . I here is an oirliird of l.'i !
Is-aritiff trts-s, nnd is wittered bv a Hiirini! '
that never fails nml a well. This bind lays ;
' on a ijissI roiul. nnd nearst hit.il. I'tiee, in
cash and trol notes, "'4), i
.) 14 ns. wrm moim; si wi i.i,'
mm Fenced ami ill I'liltivat ion. I'liee, .V'mi !
Ai'liFK. iMMi'i:o l.l. Mil. i s
iM F South of II illti.n... will wiittie.i; lt,s
, well i.ud neitr the Ciraini iv nt Furininton.
and comes onl I t the road. 1'iioe, l '..i.
Vmci:, i.Aiioi: ami wr.i.i, j
niftiiueil Kesittetiee, with rtll neces ,
j snry Oiitl.uildius, Is'itrin Fruit 'I tee, nml i
Kii'lsits. situated I'.enr the new lb it k IM.h U ,
! in Hillsboro, for s-i. at '.'.(..Ml.
'ot Acres, ti miles from Hillsboro. 1."
acres of plow and !." acres of ptnre
land; house. Imtn, nml 7H lixin.; tries in
' orchard, antl iswaleretl by a sprinu. Onlv
ll4 miles from seh. m.J. and is on a i."k1
, roatl, i'y irnles from erciitncrv; bi' miles j
i from 1'oitl ,nd. I'riiv, l,;VHi.iNi.
I Acres.2 miles front If ill slMr... with
; 11 house. Itam. otclulltl. Veil, W'ismi
shed, etc., and 40 ai res under plow ami in
meadow. Price, if I ,'.M.t.
I have other land of
I numerous to mention
line n i.i'.ity too I
W. H. RUCKER.
Ileal I'nIiiIc .u,'iil.
itii.t.sitoi:o
; : : oltF.tJOV.I
'i'ateit.s. t.liil l l'iile M ilk obtHilled. Nil. I nil
PATFNT HI KINFK's conducted l..r Mu
rKAlK FFFS.
i oi k ofi u'k is oi'posrn: r. s.
PATKNI OFFK'F. We have tin sn!.
! aKelieit s, nil business direct, hence can
i transact I'.il. nt biislness m less time ami
! at I.FKS COSf thun th.- remote from
t WaSHIHiOTOI.
j Send iiHslel, drawing. ..r ph.. to with iln
! sen nt loll. Wu mlvise if natetitable or not.
. . . ... : :
tree ot cnarne. imr lee imi nun nil imih ih
! is secured.
K Isjok. '-How t. Obtain Patents." u ill,
'. references to actual clients in tour htate.
county, or town, sent fre.. Address
V. A. NXOIV A CO..
Oisisite Patent Olllue, W'sshintfton, !.'.
nls-lf
A1 ftrewster's Tstent Rein nobler
tl. V,. lint-, .r. alur v,. fit li. e
!i utt l.-r Itorwt' i. ii"tiA..: i ' 1 1 - i
d o. s. rt.v'. r ! I l. ii oi
IMUtteUa wort I. li.iJ I i.O V, il i'.t
F E. uni:u'iii:tu iottj .
A Of 17 C Send sit netits for sttn,
tt."n rei-eive Iree, n costly loi
of totals w hich Will help all,
of tther set, tc mora money ri;ht away
than snytbiin? else in this world. Fortunes
await the workers sbaolutclf sirs. At one
Addrsas Taca 4 Co., Augusta, Maius.
Ih-ibv ial7li. by I'lvintr Uiitchmiin, win
ncr of the Jhrl.y mid St. I ledger. H.a
P.ruce's Amcii.-Mii html I look.
Imp. Itlelielu, M mnnitieeiit rnce h'irsM
hiinsi ir, is m n.,k the lii-si, sir of 'Jhor.
oiinhhiiuU iii A iiK iii'H. Ho has luum four
times ft ti c u ,il of winning sires -H7',t,
ssj, ( l( J)lH (,.,, j jort
winners (,,,n ;,iiV tutl om in Aniciina.
i.i I fi.i i v. of' r teeei itij.' severe in
jnnes at '.' ycais . hi. was still mi i e Meat
ffiee llillv . A i II ;i velir-old he xtnitx.l ui.vi.n
'in-s, oii tn.,c i M.,., v i s seimjid hi una
oi l i iiiki III l .w At MeihlllitoH, I. !.,
Novmhci- I-;;, j ,H),h. h
l--t, 'ii-n:.. olliiis, J.a,l Hinlers. the daiu
of hi. Pan', m iiiiih, ciimIv bv half a doxii
length i. .1. n DilIU v's eoits liuvi. .i..
"UIC, Cl(
... ........
i 'iii an emu 1 1 . n T, iliSimitloli.
None of I hi-io I,
had thoraiU trHiuin
for iari'S.
Sitij'le n-i Vi.'e
Ki in. .ii, v, ilh pnvil"i;e of leliilii
Insuraiiix- ...
Mares iut runted to In., to l,o bred will
receive v. ar ful attention and k"J puwtiUHa
at t J.ril a month,
;,r,Voiiii stoeli, li,,lh tn-ttiiiH and J li-r -
oiii'hbred, for slije.
I IHls. II. ION(.l j',
llHlmbitru, 1trt'in,
i GEO. W. PATTERSON
IH.M.Klf IN
FURNITURE
llilll4r, Oit'Kuti,
i.vi,c.
I'm Mi it ii ii.
Mnttiiiir.
Willi I'm . t.
'ai pet
It. ll lux,
CnHnlii.
t lie ii . I'leliir friimfa,
(lu. Itul 'uiilMu;ea
Spi lnj; IteiN,
i
And thiinH lh -a i.ii want, too numerous to
( mention, at PHICIT. H PKIt'FS.
Also, itCiein ial "i n I tn, mi t of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
s a NM-cnltv of this house, and 1 hav
constantly on hand all that can bi doniud
II this Inn. A I ;.i A(.;cnt fill the
URONIC MONUMENTS.
(live me a (I l.il, Htid he CnliVitii-ml thilljl
mean l.ihiiir'i mid ii s hi a iieiit rediietinu
llllnlN. ii 1 7 tf
I i II
Tor I ". I, U 1 1, i III n li i-O'i . Rial .tin
m ui llir ti.n.tt
I 'Vl'L I"-""" "i .Ll'lL' "' SCCftfi
BULBS PLANTS, ilul " TJ
' ii.:u-wi,,i .,i iiin-m.1, ...,, ( mkily iw .u. wiiln
ur. wlilna
Sllltl la tulV. i:i,t V.I' K I I . t ll.Slltl IISIIlillM i.lSnl
trii-n r..r Ih.ii.-i .. '. -, I it. wot i.l IliK enlrln rstnls,
Uiiiuaui 1. 1 ri i in, ui.. e.. I i .r Iii . , ni. wmih i.i Stwu.
JA.tlbrs Vlt Iv. si l.llNtMN,
Kuelirsler ft. .
acific R. E.
li.' MUvh Sl.oiln
n iiottis- i t ish tiiim-:
Act iiliiliin.l.il iulis Fiisill pli used for Comfort
Mini K;ifett! I'lilts Mill Freights via
t 1 1 1 1 1 n ; i nil. I tlie I h-eyoli I levelop
im nt t'oVMfi.n i liii-i mi i n i i ns
I him liv iiim other route be
I . . ii ii II prints ill t Im
V. .Ill, iii. He f 1 A
K.t ii I i util ise.. !
DAILY PASiCNCCR TRAINS
i I A. t pi KiindHys I,
Leave V.n:i n I
Arrive 'or .i II in ....
Arrive A It n t.
Js-nti Alliiuiv
.Arrive forwilii
Arrive . niiiiM. i
T.mi A. M
P)::w o
.11:10 "
!::) P. M.
'.' ilj P. M
MO P, M.
i will. I'll iinn i , Mlt'llll llilllM rui I riOC I HL
ib .... I t . I . ' . . m ... I . ... -A A.
I'"".V 'orvallis
Far bttvein t'otvallin, Albntiv and Hsn
Fiam iseo -Itail mul t'.ilnn, 4 14. Id), Hail
and Kteentee, '.l.'Hi.
(HAS. C. MOO UK,
Ail. O, F. .1 P. A i;l.,
I 'ortallm, Or.
WM.
M. IKHO,
i b-neral Al snni;. r.
Oregon Development Co.
First -e,is-t Kit inn .,hip I .iiie belui aji Viiqnltia
and Sun Ft .inci.teo, coiiin rt tj Hi Viuinlna
With the trriiiiot 'th- 0,en,j I'ueilh) Hull.
lo.nl I 'onipeliy,
SVJI.INU I .V I I K.'
I ll'tM SIN t It tWIit. o:
j FliHtel'fl Oeli'.ill i .llie nil! V, Jlins
W l'..iiiiett.. V ii II. j . . . Tiles.1 iv, J aly H
I'.Msleiii I Ire;;, hi ' , . . M , .i,!.i v, " )l
W lllalllt lte V l.le HllllllllV, " 17
' F.iistein I Im ..iii Nalniilat, " f.l
Will tmetl.i al!. . . .. .. ;J()
l a..t iinv :
l.atttern Ort ifoii W eilni'siluy, July ti
o ,i ...i n ..
" iihiiiii'i"' t ion v
l ii ml .t , " pi
1 l.iisterii tin
eon
ll
. VVtlUi.iet t
Vull
e.V
Snmhiv, " r4
I'ri.ltv, w
Aug. 0
I-'.astern I Ireeoii
Willamette Vnll. v.
TUf f'oiiipiniv reserves the tiht to i linage
steamers or siulnu; dates.
S. II. IOMV. (Ii n. F. A P. e;ent,
;M4 Montgomery St.,
a-'l-tf hun Fraiiciseti, f s).
A 1IFT
Send 10 w nls isistaKS, Slid
We will mail Jon mutt a
rnal, vfilitable, saiupls tan
of l'.smIs that will put you
in the wh v of iimklnj u,.u.
Moaav st once than any tiling else in Am.r
lea. Itoth sexes .f nil Kes can live at home
and work in spare' tin e, or all the time
Capital not luntiind. W will start you.
Immsnse p'iy sun. t,r those who start at
ones. Hi iMttoN 1 Co., J'ottlaud, Mams
. i . .t,vi r i in i
Ullf I
. .. .
Oregon P
SjT