THE INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY.
.APRIL 1?, 1888
KEFVMJCAX STATE LOSYEMIOS.
The state republican convention
convened in Portland yesterday. A
full delegation was present from
this county. Hon. Binger Her
mann was nominated for congress
man, and will doubtleaa be re-elected,
as he has made a good record in
congress. The presidential electors
are Hon. C. W. Fulton, Gen. Woo.
Tvapus, Robert McLean. TV. 1.
Lord was nominated for supreme
judge. We have not space to give
more than a few cf the nominations
made, hence will confine ourselves
to matters in which Washington
county is especially interested. T.
A. McBride was nominated for re
election as prosecuting attorney of
this judicial district. T. A. .Moore,
of St. Helen?, Columbia county, re
ceived the nomination for joint sen
ator for the counties of Washington,
Columbia and Tillamook. Hon. W.
D. Hare was elected altercate dele
gate to the national convention; T.
H. Tongue, Esq., member of state
central committee from Washington
county.
Harmony prevailed throughout the
convention, and tUet seems to have
been etfbngh offices to "go round."
The platform adopted is in favor of
protection to American producers
and manufacturers. No allusion is
made to the regulation of the liquor
traffic. It was doubtless regarded
as a local question, and left unprej
udiced to the individual action of
the several counties.
"Bob" Ingersoll defines the tariff'
situation as follows: "The majority
in this country do not believe in free
trade. A larcre maioritv think it of
the utmost importance to diversify
and protect, when necessary, the
industries of our people. A large
majority, in my judgment, think the
tariff ought, in many particulars, to
be reformed. They Itnow that every
tarilY bill that has ever been passed
lias been more or less, deformed by
compromise. They know that all
the interests asking for protection
combined and that some interests
that ought not to be protected
secured it by threats and intimida
tion. That is, they said: 'If you
do not protect us we will not vote to ;
protect you.' So that the deserving
industries have been romnelled to
include many that were undeserving.
Every success has its parasites.
Some people are willing to destroy
the success for the sake of killing
the parasites, but the great majority
do not feel like injuring themselves
do not feel like sacrificing a great
good for the sake of destroying a
small evil. 80 much money has
been invested, so many people find
employment, so many interests are
interwoven with and depend upon
the industries that are protected, that
anything like free trade will bring,
for a time at least, a ruin that would
never be repaired except by resorting
again to protection."
Luther R. Marsh, an old and dis
tinguished lawyer of New York, has
been "converted" to spiritualism,
and has deeded his residence and
other valuable property to a female
"medium." The success of the
wiles of this designing Phryne
furnishes additional proof to the
great mass already en hand up to
the time of going to press on this.
All Fools Day that "there is no fool
like an old fool." Had the ' medium"
asked the lawyer to believe the moon
is made of green cheese, without any
skippers on it, he would no doubt j
have been "converted.
Governor Pennoyor has not met
the expectations of the men who
helped him to the executive office.
Kegardless of the charming prom
ises of the governor, made two
years ago, Chinese still inhabit our
land, and compete with native
laborers; and that portable railway
in in the old state of innocuous
desuetude. His great solicitude re
specting the state democratic con
vention adopting a few appropriate
resolutions looking to the capture
of Eastern Oregon votes will be
correctly interpreted by the intel
ligent public.
Samuel J. Tilden never spoke of
his wealth, but it was variously
estimated all the way from $4,000,
000 to $10,000,000. His executors
have lately stated in court that his
assets footed up $5,22.",O0O in real
and personal property. It was also
admitted that after the legacies pro- j
vided for in the will are paid, over!
four million will remain for the
erection of three public libraries j
contemplated by Mr. Tilden in New
Vork, Youkers and New Lebanon,'
where he was born.
Probibtion has receivetl a severe (
court cf Iowa, in a case involviog
the delivery of five thousand lmrrels
of beer, that no state haa the power
to prohibit the importation of liquor
from another state. The court holds
that such cases comes under the
inter state commerce laws and must
be dealt with by congress. Happy
Iowa!
Roscoe Conklin is lying seriously
ill at hia residence in New York.
KAIH1E rOAL HEUS.
A number of our citizens living
in the mountainous district a few
miles above (Jreenville, are consider
ably excited over the diaoovcry of
immense deposits of coal in that
vicinity. Messrs. Bailey and Raf
fety claim to have discovered ledges
of such magnitude as to ultimately
attract millions of capital and
thousands of laborers to this county.
At Long mountain a ledge is re
ported to have been f prospected,
showing a face of "00 yards, i feet
in thickness, and extending buck
for not less than a mile, and crop-
pings indicate that it may extend
for five miles. In fact, the whole
country seems to be richly impreg
nated with coal of a superior qual
ity. Many claims have been lo
cated, and the woik of "chloriders"
will be pushed. Samples of the
coal have been sent to the Portland
board of trade, and strong efforts
will be made to hasten the develop
ment of mining interests in this
county, that will soon increase our
wealth a thousand fold.
The existence of this inexhaustible
field of wealth should be bronght to
the attention of capitalists, and
speedy steps taken lookiog to the
building of a railroad that will carry
the precious product to market. We
tanst hate a railroad Wjendirfg from
Hillsboro to these coal fields. The
lumbering industry need such a
road too. We are reliably informed
that a railroad extending to these
coal fields would open to market a
large bodv of the choicest cedar and '
fir timber on the coast. Do not let
the matter rest here. I'rge upon
capitalists the magnitude of these
present inaccessible tiel.ls irf lii.Men
wealth, cause tLt-m to investigate,
. . . ,
and when this is once ilone. millions
1 wiU1)e at rommanii lo ,nxu rail-
roads, construct mills to cut the
forest into lumber and open the coal
mines and bring the products to an 1
inexhaustible market. 1'nget Sound j
owes her great wealth to coal mines 1
and lumbering, and the same op- J
portuuities for amassing fortunes are
possible in the "too heavily timbered
district of AVashington county for
home-seekers to hasten thither and
contend with the mountainous
country." We can now almost see
the mammoth co:il buukers, and
thousands of cars in transit, the
result of unearthed treasure in thi
j count v. -v
- y
Jacob Sharp, king of the "lood-1
w m -e -w .
ler aldermen 01 .ew tort ciiv. is
Itieatl. lUe Ilinerai was COnUUCiea
in the most secret manner, so much
so in fact as to cause suspicion that
the lively old man was playing pos
sum. In his death the country
loses nothing.
Tlie history of the
,
llie eV l Ol K
Ucianiua ui tut; .vch vi a
"horWllpr" nancis nn in wlnob i-nn-
o o
ning and rascality played an im
portant Dart. Hut at last, over
mastered by the demands of an out-
raged public, and the operations of
law, the fate of each member has
, ,
been SUOU a.- to cause justice to
weep over the wreck of
tories.
i
The London Time, speaking edi
torially of the tariff question, said :
"The United States does not look
at the question from the same point ;
. -, . ,!.,,.,. r.., , ,
of view as our ourselves. The ob-
ject of their statesmen in not to!
secure the largest amount of wealth j
f or the country generally, hut to '
" 1
keep up, by whatever means, the
standard of comfort amor- the'
laboring classes.
i
j
strike
The Uurlington railroad
has cost the company 1JK,0W
and a great deal of trade which has
sought other roads. The loss to
i a i -i . i ii ii i
the strikers is about one-tenth that
sum. A litlle forbearance on the
part of the manager would have;
, i i. .. .
l"e,"llc" int?nifce. Il Illl-v lettiMtMv the aiii.i .f 4ltlO. in S. gold i
jood lesson for the future. Stul- I com- ,,,'w Unt plaintiff on said jmig
, I ineut, with interest thereon from the Jllth
born wealth cannot compel unwil- j day of March. 1. at the rate of 10 per
i; ii u.r i cent, per annum, and the further aum of
iui0 jaixir. j .il) '1., costs of suit, mid also the coats and
i exienses of sjiid Rale, and of this writ;
I I have this April lUth. in, made levy of
Judge Scholfield, of Illinois, j aid writ, npon the hereinlefore described
, -r t r- i I.- , i real property; mid by virtue of said levy
brother of Mr. Benjamin Scholtield ; and of said writ, I will on
of Cornelius, and Sirs. W. 1). Hare
of Hillsboro, is favorably mentioned
for United States chief justice to
succeed Justice Waite, lately de
ceased. An Eastern journal speaks of Jay
fiould's return as the "arrival of the
wizzard." If it had called him the!
MJizzard" of Wall street it would:
have been more appropriate e'
completely masticates it.
JOSEPH EMRICH.
Wholesale and Ketnil
BUTCHER,
Forest Grove, Oregon.
All kinds of FKESH MEATS kept con
stantly on hand and sold Cheap for Cash.
J-"Higliest Market Price paid for
Beeves, Hogs, and
Mutton Sheep.
Pleasa giv ma a call.
al:tf
Senator Dolph, in an interview,
says: ''The Mills bill is a conspiracy
against the Pacific slope. Nearly
forty-three years ago Mr. Fox, the
English statesman, made a speech
at the Co vent Garden theatre, in
London, discussing the Oregon con
troversy. He said that it would be
folly to quarrel about Oregon ; that
England would in the end conquer
with free trade. If Cleveland's
message and the remarkable bill
that was constructed by the major
ity of the committee on ways and
means be considered, it looks very
much as if Mr.Fox wa3 inspired."
Cm! t.vlvtc Trantaellan.
Wilbur Sikes to David Keene. lots 1 and
in Mock A Forest Grove: $.5)0.
Tho H Tongue el ul to Peter O Peterson,
lot 1 iu block t:i, Cornelius; fl.TO.
W J Burns ft ux to Henry K North, 100
acres iu sec . T S. K 1 W; fuw.
Nancy A Johnson, uiliux, to John C Bench,
parcel of land in T 3 X, It 2 W; ft 175.
B P Cornelia. sheriff, to minor heir of
Geo Davis, S Hughes, guardian, fractional
part of Hecn 1 and 1'., don cliu It M
Hawkins; $ 2T."j.
Nancy A Johnson fiJrot to John C Hearh,
pt land rim Joint Johnson and wife in '1' 1
j X. 112 W; -V..
Charles 1 Bacon niul wife to Mary M
Husky. 4.i neres in A Hart don elm; ,.V0.
W J Burns et ux to Neils Hansen, 1U acres
iu T 1 S, It 1 W; 1M.
Jennie A Benhaui find It D Benhaui, her
husband, to Kolwrt KenaJy. 13 l" acres in
Beaverton; $20110.
Sterling Willi and wife to Samuel Sipp,
i acre iaaee 1 T S N. It W; JH.
Estate Peter Alexander, ly Geo Alexander
uduir, to Franci Davis. 'Si't acre in sec !,
H and IS, T 1 S, It 3 W: $4mi0
11 G Kayntotid to Alice M Beauchamp,
parcel of land in sec ;.", 'I 1 S. It 4 W; $1.
Lowell A Jordan to Alice M Beauchaiup,
L8.H; acre in mc ;Vt and .Til, T 1 V K 4 W:
$1100.
K Kidder to Sarah D Kidder. :!0 acres inT
1 S. It a and t W; .I0.
W illiam Morrison to James Bruce, parcel
of le.nd in ec 'Jl aud 2f, T 1 N. It 3 W;.Va.
UVII ( OX ,)AViS - 1,,' ration'- Valley
Washington unty. April 7. In. lwi
1 Wilcox to Miss J i, die D;iis Key. Fair-
71 It HI Kl).
ris
Fair-
rhild ottk'iatin
IklF.lt.
i:MiK.lt T. In 1'ortiaiid, April H, ISHH,
Norma, infant daughter of Mr. and Mr
Kangert. The remains were buried in
Masonic cemetery, near HilUlxiro.
EVEliSOX. At Cedar Mill, April 10, of
heart d:seaae. Win. It. Eversoti, aged t5
years. months and 10 days.
The remain were buried in t lie cemetery
at I'nicu schoollionse, to day. at 1 o'clock
p. m. The deceased has long resided in
this county, and leave a lare circle of
friends and relatives to inomii his death.
He wan at work, iu a field near his home
when stricken down. While his death was
suddeii.it was ijrfrt ituexpecti il. as he has
leen yisitedJvy sever, il attacks during the ,
last twoifthree years.
XKW TO-llAV
otice tit C'ontrHtwr.
yJ1
' EAI.ED 151 DS for '.ft'-l feet of KeiMiirson
, l. V.'..t, L'.,.l ..f l;. ;.l., mnr.i
! IKirv Creek, ts-tween Hillslsro and Cor- '
j m'u!Vv,h::!.ui. Jl;"' I
will le let to the lowest bidder, a Itridue 4."
feet Ions;. 1 1 feet itle one -pau , iicrows i
Fanno Creek. And a Fill and Culvert to:
replace bridge near Chas. Sohiuitt's Tile !
Factory, south of Tualatin Itiver. Also, for j
j a Fill and Culvert to replace bridge on the!
Cedar Mill rond at tirownaon' Farm. I
, SpecilicntionH can be Keen at tho Court
j SpeC
House on day of letting.
Ity order of the County (nrt.
K DOLPH CHSDALU
al?-:it County Jiidtje.
i ('aril
;
; imviti" !en reported in vjuous placeg ,
1 thnt 1 had left the count y. I herly take
.occasion to correct Haul fnise utiiimxiim. !
' ana wo,," wn tiiHT 1 never josc iuv lejfnl ;
i renidelice in tliia county hy any alsein-e ;
j from it. and am now living on my home j
I place near Middleton.
T. T. VINCKM.
County Superintendt'iit S-ho.ln.
Middleton, Or., April l'. I nl?-tf .
KheriflTM Male.
Is thb CicrriT CofKr or Tnr Statu ,
(tr 0koon r,.u thk. Co.sr or'
Wahhimi.tom.
Ir:l F" l'"tdi"- lI:iitiff-
Fedder Feddern, an iiiaune ivrson,
John Harririoii. a Knnrdiaii f '
Kutate of mud KVdd.r Fedder.n.
'Mrbara Folder,.,. Iefe,.dantH.
'I'K OF AN EXJICFTION,
1 3 decree at
and order of nale, issued out of
the iilxiye-named Coirt, and in the above
entitlf.l cause and to me directed j
and delivered. Iiearint; date of 27tU March, I
LC
i ' to ak sale of the herinaiter dew-riiied
property, to-wit: Lvmg. liemg and situate
in Washington County. Oregon, and being
'more particularly described and designated
! HS fifow lieing the northwest quarter of
j "!tyi, li,t.ei': in ,T; tm" , sot
I f tuiro wri f tii i lie uinuiti art piuui niiir-
ject to sale at Oregon City. Oregon, en
taintii'; one hundred and sixty acrea; to
Tuesday, the l.'itli tlaj of Slav, ISV, !
At the South Hoor of the Ctnrt House, in
Hillsboro, in said county and state, at the
hour of 1 o'clock r. x. of aaid day, sell tbe
bereinliefo-e descrilted real property, at
public auction, to the highest rudder, for
cash in hand, to satisfy the hereinbefor
named sums
This April 10. Ihhh.
IS. 1. COUNF.LIUS.
Sheriff of Washington County. Oregon
AilmiiiiMtrntor'n Xotirr.
'I-HK FNDKIC!
1 appointed administrator of the Ftate
of Polly Ann 11 ay don. deceased, by the
County Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County, and having duly qual
itied. all Mrsons having claims against said
Kstate are hereby required to present them,
with the projier vouchers, to lue, at my resi
dence, near tireenville. Washington Coanty,
Oregon, within sit months from the date
hereof.
JAM KS HAVDON.
Oreeiiviile. March 7tl. I. m-.',t
Xotico lor ln blirnt ion.
I
I.ASl i lll llf AT OuKltO CiTV. OrfOOH, I
March 12th. lJVW.
NOIICK IS HEKKBY (ilVEN THAT
the following-named settler has tiled
notice of his intention to make riual proof
in suniiort nf his claim, aud that said i.roof
will be made lefore the County Clerk of J
Wasbiugtou Countv. Oregon, at Hillslioro, !
Oregon, on VKIDAV, May 4tb. 1HH, via : j
Aloiizo W. Wilsoii. Pre-emption I). S. No i
for the S. X of S. K. '4 of Sec. .'.., T. 2
N.. K. 5 W.
He names the following witues.se: to
prove his continuous residence upon, ami
cultivation of. aaid land. vU : Otto
Parsons, Charles Hicks, Charles Iliatt. aud
A. I. Veatch, all of (iales Creek P.O., Waab
inutiiii firfiiiiv. Crei'on.
mbVttt W. T. Bl'KNEV, Itegister. I
Citation.
Is thi County Courr or Tint Stat or
Okboon rot Washimo row Cousrrv.
In the matter of the Estate
of
James Dickon, Deceased.
Citation.
TO JLLEX. PATTERSON, ELLEN
Pringle and John Pringle. her hn
band, Klua Jane mud Thoa Lm, ber
ddiunuhi, owpncn aiauauaaiin, Kolictt U.
Nichols, Jane A. ITison. Elizabeth Winn,
Martha Maaier, Sarah M. War nock, Tb
heirs at law of Stephen Dickson, the heiri
at law of William Dickson, heirs at law of
Jaine Dickson, deceased, and to the un
known heir at law of aaid deceased, all of
you being noa-reaident of this state :
You and each of yon are hereby cited and
required to lie and appear in the Honorable
County Court of the Ktate of Oregon for
Washington County, on MONDAY, the 7th
day of May. ISMS, at the hoar of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of aaid day, and show
cause, if any yoa have, why mi order ahoald
not I made directing the Administrator of
aaid estate to sell all the real estate belong
iug to aaid estate, or so ruach thereof aa
may l necessary to pay the debts and
claims against aaid estate, and the expenses
of administration. The lands petitioned to
be sold are described aa follows :
1st Tract Lying and being in the County
of Washington and State of Oregon, and
described and bounded aa follows : Begin
ning at the quarter stake on the section
line between aectiona & and tt, in Township
one Sooth of Range one West of the Wil
lamette Meridian ; tbenoe Sooth on section
line SO rods; tbenoe West 77 rods; thence
North 12H 'ods: tbenoe West X.'K rods:
thence North ri'K rod to the center of see
tion : thence East lUi rods to the place of
beginning, containing V:t' acres.
2d Tract Being the Homestend Kntry of
James Dickson, minuted in Washington
County. State of Oregon, and detonated in
the t'.'S. Sorveys a Lt 6 of Section 6, and
Lot 1 of Section 7. all in T. 1. H., It. 1 W
of the Willamette nter containing 4", 40-UH
You and each of you being non-reidtnt
of this state, this citation is ptiuliKheHiii
Taa IaDarniiHrsT. a weekly pewapw r
a eoaaeeutive weeks next before ' t . h
dav of May, by order of Hon. liodotiHi
Crandall, sole Judge or snm court.
In Witness whereof. I have herennto set
rnv hand and affixed the seal of said Court,
at UilUboro, this Ifith dnv of March. 1SSS.
4. W. MOIUiAX.
ar.Ail Comity Clerk,
ru.'-rt
The Draft Stallion, YOI'NG
OX-iB2STEXiID.
The Draft Stallion, Yot so Gkkxkld, U
a dappled bay, IS hands high, and weighs
.'.(! IO pound.
I'f.diobks. Sire by Major Hrue-e's Glen
eld; be by John Copp, the great pri.o w in
ner of England; dam. by a John luare;
grand dam a Morgan mare.
The English Conch Horse, YtJl NO
ltoBT. Bbitx, Jr., is n handsome black,
with white hind foet, five years old, ICS
hands high, and weighs 1..MW pounds.
Prmoaaic Sire, by Itobt. Brnce; he by
Sir William Wallace; he by Dominiim Kiin;;
dam, a Jobu mare, by imported t'ballenge.
The above named Stallions will make the
Season of 1S in Washington County,
Oregon, at the following places:
Mondays, at Greenville; Monday Night, !
at John Heisler's, on Gales Creek; Tuesday
oon, at forest urove. at tne naiuiiton
Livery Stable; Tuestlav Night, at rair
l unmnus. nuisisiro; vteuneHuay iui, ai
Andersons, rarmiutoii ; I lmrsuay
the undersigned. .. miles west or Uleliooe;
I Saturday N'.sm. at Win. Hugley's, near the
I.eisy St-hoolhouse.
Terms: Single service, $.": the Season.
flo; Insurance. 1.".
Payment considered due when mares are
known b Is? with foal.
a. nNrn.
March -.".. 1HH.
ml't-tf
I I 1 C Vvn
JL
RESERVED
pon
Jas. H, Sevel
Manufacturer of
DRAIN TILE
i
IE1 A.CTORT,
.
ThreO miles Northeast Of
Hillsboro, Oregon.
October 4, 1367 . otlj
I .oii. i air. ivem s. .tenons rerrv; iniirs- , OM-eiised. and lias duly iialihed as hiu li
I day Night, at Ge. Horubtukle a, Ifeaver-j A persons, therefore, having claims
jtou; Friday Morning, at Win. N. Smiths. J against Sifid estate, are hereby required to
) Cedar Mill; Friday XNn. at '1 ho, tftchuia'. 1 prt.M.ut them, with the proper voucher, to
j East Flams; Friday Night, at the farm of lllt., Ht tue Ijiw Ollire of Tho. H. Tongue,
Xotice for Inbl lent ion.
JiAKO Ol FU B AT R wtnN ClTT, ORKOOX, (
March Sth, ISMS. )
NOTICK IS HEKKBY GIVEN. THAT
the following nnined settler has bled
notice of his intent ion to make final proof
in aunport of Ins claim, and that said proof
will be luada liefore the i'ouuty Jndge or
Clerk of Washington Coutitr, Oregon, at
HillsU.ro, Oregon, on Till BSDAY, May 3,
1HKH, via: Peter liooiiey. Homestead Eutrv.
&o. TtH40, for the N. E. of See. 20. T. 2
it. z w.
lie name the following witnesses to nrore
his contiunona residence uimju, and caltiva
tion of, sitid land, viz: I. 11. Darety, Oscar
J. Tompkins. Harry Hall, Danal ttUvens,
ail of Ulencoe, Washington County, Ore
gon. aul.-t W T BL'ItXEY, ltegister.
Xotirf fop In Miration.
Lvxo Ornrf at Omkoos Citt, Obfoom, I
March Stli, lKHM. (
XO'ITCE IS IIEBKBY GIVEN. THAT
i.1 th. foUowilig-n.tiued settler has filed
notice of Inn intention to ni.ike linal nroof
in Miioi t of his I'laiiu. aud that said proof
will ttt iitade In fore the County Judge or
Clerk of Washington t'ouutv. Oreon.
nt HillslKro. Oregon, on TUESDAY,
May 1st. l.sHS, via: James T. Buxton,
HomtMtead Entry No. ftkilt. for the S. W
of Sec. T. 3 N, It. 4 W.
He names the following witneses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz : James Camming.
John Kluik. J. 11 Kinck. Anthon V.
Ffanner, all of Buxton, Washington County,
Oregon.
iubV-4;t w. T. BCKNEV, Itegister.
KhriflrM Male.
1)V VIltTli: OK AN EXECUTION.
-I issued out of the County Court of
Washington (Imnlr trecon. tiearing date
of March S. inss, directed and delivered to
me by the Clerk of said Court, and being in
favor of John lxlwards, as plaintiff, aud
against Washington Kellow, as defendant,
and commanding rue therein to satisfy the
Vuitj of L'.V4 UK now due on said Jnditinent.
I with interest thereon since March tth, ISMS,
I Mt f I rult rtf 111 iu.r m.h ,wr ,,im.i ,.1
the further aunt of 17 1 costs, and the
costs mid exieiises of sale and of this writ,
and l-y virtue of said writ. 1 have, this April
."th, Ihhh. made levy of the same opon all
the rii'ljt, title and interest of the nlioye
named defenlaut in and to the following
described ri al estate, to-wit: Lying. Iwing
and situate iu Washington County, Oregon,
and more particularly described as follows:
Heinn the S. E. '4 of the N. E. H of Sec. 3.
and the S l.j of the N. W. 4 and N. E. '
of the N. VY. 4 of Sec. :k, T. 2 S. It. 'J Vi.
mid containing liit acres; and by virtue of '
said levy aud said writ, 1 will, on i
TiM'v.l;iv, the l-t day or May isss.
At the hour of 1 oYl.x-k I'. M ., of said dav,
at the South Door of the Court Ibsiite, in i
Hill-ttoro, in M'.iJ unty and State, sell !
all the rijlit. til It- ami interest of the uUive
named defendant in and to the alo0 tie
scribed property, at public auction, to the
highest oiilder, for cash in hand, to satisfy
the hereinls-fore named sums and the costs
and eisnses of sale. Said sale will be
made subject to redemption, as by law pro
vided. Witness my hand this April ,r. isss.
It. I. COKNELH'H,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon
a5-it
AdmiiiiMtmtor'is Xotirc.
j wr( yi'WK IS HEUEHY frlVEN THAT i
' iy ,uui.r.igtietl has been duly ap
j ,iinted by the County C.mrt of the State
i f reeoii for W ashinytoii 'omit y. Adniui-
istrator of the Kstate of William Itaesiet.
; lliHhor.i. Washington count v' Ireuoii
) wj,.in, Hjx months from the date hereof.
Hillslio. ( )r. l-oii. Anril 4. ls.
: .-,.-,t JOHN HAMElt.
, . . .
oti for I'lllllicHtioil.
'
Land Ofiick at Okkuhn City, t hi toon, i
MareU Mt. Ihm.
(HICK IH IIF.IiKIIV tilVKN. THAT!
the following named Hettiei Inn tiled
notice of tiw intention to tuiike final proof
in KiiiKrt of hi" cl.'tiuj. and th'tt Hiiid roof
will Ik. mntle lie 1 1 re tlie l omit? .luilue or
Clerk of WnahiitKton County, Oregon, at
HilUlor.. Oregon, ou MONDAY. Mav 'J,
a-.-.-. 1, U . 1 . .
, i w, viz: Aimer rrnine, nonienienu r.mry
No. tlM.l. U the N. i of the N. K. l4 and
tit-. i
lie 11.1 me the followtDt; witnee to
! prove l:i-i cmf iiinom residence Uioii, and
: cultivation of, Mnid land, vi.: P. S. Heed.
it. T. HolliKter. C. A. Mead, and Chnrlen
: Pierce, i ll of (ireeuville P.O.. WaHhiiiKtoli
i Count v. Oregon . I
In.Vtit w. T. lU'llNKY, lUiater. i
otio for blirnt ion ,
Lani Orrii K at Oikimix Citv. Oimms, I
February I'kI. 1. V
j VIK'I' I lIFIcr.ltY OIVF.N THAT
i. y the following named Hettler baa tiled
inotieeof his intention to make final pnxif
i in supMrt of his claim, and that aid proof
l will lie made liefore the County Judge or
j Clerk of WKhiui;toii County. Oregon, at
I Hillsboro. Oregon, on THL'KNDAY, April
I I'HIl ISSS ri. M I t:i t ..,. ,i 1 1 . , u .1
Kntry No.' 4V7. for the N. l; of S. K. l4 and
N. v. i. .f k w. i. .! s i: I. of s. K i.
! of Section ;. T. 1 N.. It. ." W
He name the following witnessed to prove
! his continuous residence uoii, and cultiva
tion of Kiiid land, vi: John Hi isle r, W
Simmons, T. .1. Owen and Win. Mi Lyda,
nil of (iales Creek, Washington County,
I re'oii.
ml :t W T P.FliNKY, HegisU r
D. S. STR YKER7 D.bTsr
INfJ DKXTIST.
I F.astern Price, (rixsl Set
'of Teeth. :..mi to f I.VU). K
i tracting. .') cents. Filling,
Oil and ni-
ward. Fb-ctricity used for the Painless!
Kxtractioii of Teeth. Try it. All 0ra-1
ti.His First-Class. JSign of the IWh
10J Urst Street, over frentlce H,
llUM.iu
lt)UTLANI. OU.
SQUARE
POULTRY YARDS
FOREST GROVE, OR.
I
WON AT THK COLFMIM.V POUII KY
Kxhibilioii
IsSS, th
following
I preinnmis :
rn:sr piikmii-ii.
j Breeding Pen f Hotidaus-(!ock ami Hen '
Pair of H.rtidana-Cia-kerel and Pullet.
Pair of Hotidans Coek and Hen.
f 1 LI ll..n.l..n-
I noini.lll 1 1 mnmnu.
Breeding 1 en j-iymontn i.oen men nnu
Hens. )
Pair Breeding Ilvmouth I tork Cockerel i
and Pullets.
Plymmith I lock Cockerel.
Breeding Pen White leghorns Cock and j
Hens. i
Brown leghorn Cockerel.
Pair Bose C. White lieghorns Owkerel and
Pullet.
Trw Silver S. Hamburga Cockerel and
Itillets.
Breeding Pen Guinea Fowls.
KB'(HD PRKMIITM.
Pair Silver S. H.imbnrtrs Cock and Hen. !
Breeding Peu B. Leghorn Cockerel and j
rmirim ;
I owned and raised every one of my show
birds. Ind not buy or liorrow, or act as
agent for any one else. Stock I was originally
imported from the !iet yards in the East.
Come and e for yourselves. Egg from
these bird for batching. $3 per Netting;
per two settings; ffi per three aettings; and
Birda for sale. isuuare t'ouitry lartu,
Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon
UFO. O. SLOAN, Prop.
m8-2m
iwwl -
- NxV 'T " 511 lb !VM (WWII.
:K" HILLSBORO
Admlniatrntor'M Male.
VOTICK IH HKKEBY GIVEN. THAT
XV in imrsuaiice of an order and decree of
the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County, made and mtered at a
regular term thereof, to-wlt, on the 2d day
of May, 1K7 In the matter of the estate
of Joseph O. fierce, deceased, and to me
directed as Administratrix thereof, I will sell
at iwblic auction to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door, in HUlsboro, Wash-
iuKuo county, Oregon, on
Natnrday, the 12th day or May, fXHH,
At 11 o'clock A. M., the following deacritxtd
tract of iieal Estate (or so much thereof as
may Inj necessary to pay the debts, claims
and exMnses of administration of said
estate;; aaid real estate is decriled as fol
lows: Being the sootu half of the Original
Donation lnd Claim of Horace Bar sons
and wife, lieing parts of sections U, VJ, Bt
and 14, in Town. IS. of Jtaiige 4 west, of
the Willamette meridian, Washington
County, State of Oregon, containing a-JU
acres, more or less. To lie sold on the fol
lowing terms: One-third of lairchase irice
Cash in hand on the dav of sale: one-third
1 of nurehase nnce to Im ruiiil in otia vttur
iroiu uuy 01 sale, aud the remainder to Is.
paid in two Years from il.ir of uiIm. with
interest 011 deferred payments at the rate I
of ten s-r cent per annum. Inferred iay
ments U I secured by a mortgage on the
premises sold. Conveyance to m at pur
chaser's expense
MATTIE A. PIE ItCE,
Administrator of ths Eatste of Jossph O !
rieree, lieceased. iu'.l fit
BAILEY,
TONGUE &
SCHULMERICK
Old Stand !
S. V, Corner Mailt and First Streets
I
N WEEKLY
Styles of
It WEI IT OF I,ATET
Spring Goods
CLOTHING,
Hats, Boots, Ties,
Handkerchiefs,
Hosiory ,
Ladies and Cents'
Furnishing Goods,
Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings,
Muslins, Prints, Etc.
Also, a very large, complete and well
Selected Stock of
Groceries,
Provisions,
CANNED GOODS.
Notions,
Cigars and Tobacco, i
All of whieli we offer at the verv lowtmt
! livuiif rate for fail), or in ech:iiL' for
j I'roduee.
Our MtcL. i new and coiuilete. mid we
invite iitxpectiou and coiuNtriMn wit h other
pricen ruling, we know we i askot Ik un
dersold. niH tf
BOOS So GO.
FOREST GROVE.
IN ADDITKiN TO III II
FILL LINK
! 1 of tleneral Merchandise,
have for
sale I lie celebrated
tloline Pumps
The Moline Hand Force Pump,
The Moline Lift Pump,
TheMoline Chain Pump,
Which are Htiierior to any now in use, and
we guarantee each t give sat isfact ion, and
our price are the lowest.
AtiKNTS FOU II I H
SliKloImkor Farm tmtl
, "
iIiidoIai Apmn Mnrrnwa
Bu66' ACITIO "arrOWS,
And a full line of t he
J. I. CASE PLOWS,
And other Agricultural Implements.
Agents for the ( terman-Aiueiicau
tueeii liisiirmice Companies.
J. O. BOOS & CO.
Format (trove, On-gon.
Ilri'KRT P. WoosTrH.
ItfeAT Market!
LUhVIII & I tK. HQUS
. Q. .
Jttain Street, -
HILLSBORO
Choice Beef,
Mutton, Veal
And Pork!
Kept constantly on hand.
Highest market nrire nalu lor i
iihm
nrr'r,i
Matton, Veal and lloic.
Fair Ialine to All !
Nntlftfiirtioii liunranlrrtl
Please Give us a Trial1
Kapt. a, 1S7
NEW GOODS ,Hj,sboro
CASH TALKS 1
Wehrung
& Boscow
mi.i.sitoito. iti:4;tx.
HAVE JCST KECEIVED A WELL
bvlected Stock of
G S0t! S&S&S
Canned Goods.
Tobacco
and Cigars,
CLOTHING,
Dreoo Goods.
Millinery Goods.
SILKS.
TIES,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES
TriiuiiiiiigM.
BOOTS & SHOES
Anil a Eire Aornieiil "f
Furnishing C&oods
For I.;illifrt Hlld ii Ittlellle'l.
All LintU f I'lium iV I'r.xluce txkt-n in
Kxchmiyo, jn.'tf
I. L. Smith & Sons
M.'inijf.'icturer of mid PeulerH in nil UitnUul
i ik. i n niul i,ow riticr.n
Also, n line
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS & MATTING
I'k'ture Moulding, I'iet are Frame. Mirrorn, I, me CuiiiiiiiM, NViiulow hhtiJex, l'ili,UUr
(1,ih1i, Willi I'u j r, Sjn ini; Htiil Top 5ll I ii-n', I'illoviM, eli'. I nlm
Doors and
Blinds !
Frames, Mouldings, llraekets, StaL I t
Newel 1 c-ot
I MH-ICTVKrJtS'
FOREST QROVE
G. SHIfJDLER
Furniture
Muiiurat'tiireio
BEDROOM SETS,
PARLOR SETS,
CHEFFONIERS,
DESKS, LOUNGES,
All Sl)le anil I'llie.
C a S H C KM DI-ER &L CO
1 Hurerro-.n, 1C0 Flr.t Street,
I Throng.. Ulook 200 feet t.
IK Hlld ii;: In...
I'OltU.lM),
Mrref,
(Sis
www
Organ in the Lead!
"- ' . .
It ha a mftA wholly I'NKjl'l'. IN DKKK1N j nurpHssinglv lieiiutilul, niul put
together on mi ENTll'.ELV NEW PIUNCII'I.E-usiug slide pin inMead of
acrewa. It is also MOl'HK Pl.OOF, by a simple eont rivanee.
METAL CASINOS PHF.VEXT SWELLING OF KHVH IN I)MI WEATHEIt,
A hnnJsout-t bracket LAMP, of (ioKl finislieil iin t.il, nltaiiietl t i iu'li oigau,
insure light Im ti ufe it lid convenient
This Organ, with its full and partial set of HEKI'K, it different M IDI'S
and COI'PLEBS riore of them wileul - Lrivi s imuilti'i Irs-i variety of COM
BINATIOXS and FAPBESSION, niul Iu SW FI'. IM sh nn,l UK 'II NESS of
TONE, it I fully eipial t any make.
Every Instrument sold with a SIX VEAIIS' (il A li N I El'..
I am uow iiitriMliicitig these ebgaut insl riiiiienl s into nxhint ton Coiinlt at
Nl'BPJtlHINGLY LOW I KH BES.
A MACi.NIFK'ENT SAMPLE may be seen nt my honu' in I'oresl (iiuM',
Cull and eiHiuiiie,
jP,.lf IIIIS. Jl. II. II. I. IS.
Choice Flowers for Sale FREE wiason.
A I IW.
AONES CAMPBELL, FMtUIHT.
now ha a lar and well-sebs-ie.l
KtoeU of Flowerinu Plant and Hill I is f. v
Sale, at reasonable clmrgc. Among
endless variety of the choices? Ilowei.:
I an J Foliage Plants, may be elimmi ' . i
the Famous
STORM KING FUCHSIA.
Com early and make ysir acUciioiis.
t" Floral Garden Across the stn-et
from Judge Humphrey' residence, in South
Hillsboro ul-tf
Pharmacy
'iu: pitoritiETous. in ahhcmino
I control of ths lni,( business iu this
town, Is'g to iiiinoiint'o tiiiit tlieir foremost
efforts will, nmler s-rsonnl rns-rviioii, be
directed lowai ds tin' (iiililic good.
They will i 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 v purnhase tloir
Drug's from tin- hi ht iiiHimlaiMuiers in the
01 iiiivm lui iiiiikiln; 'I'" liuewt pro
ducts. Patent Medicines
I AND -
Proprietary Articles
Of nil MiHi'i l im iI or wU known lepulutioii,
will Im- Li iit in tK ul mil) tv.
lUjtti., A 1 1 l I ii, -4, rVMo luVi, Sjui:turl,
rnrilei, etc. AIho,
STATIONERY,
CONFECTIONS,
DRU8HE8,
PAINTS & OILS
('iiiitiiiimlls on IihiuI.
Perfume ries
In nil . niul ut nil iicHi.
DAY RUM, FANCY SOAPS
AM) Al l,
TOILET ARTICLES,
A' Wl I t. AM
JEVELRY!
In coiiHiileralilf vui ii lv, kept in wliM'k.
WINES AND LIQUORS
OnlysoUl for Meilicinnl Piii niiHeit, on I'bk
i HchiVrioN. Tin1 lini Mt (UiilitIi i4, exclusively,
. will lie lvi't, J'uti 11, tlu li'fie, milMt lie in
j Hi'coidn nee.
j PRICES
, Ale hhIiici-iI on f ' nitj m xiintcl Medu'iiiM,
Vtliii- ll'i' i i n- roil v. ill mlinil,
' Alii :Ku
: lie jili'Iin il l.i
iiilV IU lii I1' ill
1 I I ! l!'ilU CI. I l, Will
-,h.p, lilli'llilill llir.'llllel 4
.li. i I., ;,inl v. ,11 HieeltUllv at
t 1 1. 1 lo ti.;l,( :ii!-i, rci c.i -r il eiuerelioy,
UK III' IIOW hl( I IH III lli'1 I'll I II I
HILLSBORO PHAKNIACY.
li.l tt
i
FURNITURE
hhkoi t niftil of
:9i -i
tiding MateriaU, sum- I i:i i I uus, Malusteis,
1, Ln. liber, !,
Oi:iAEtTlli:T.
OREGON
& Go.
III VI
'I'ili:
TIIKEE- YEAK-OI.il
CLYLES.
( 'liNliiiHia,
I ilale Colt, in,. im ity of W.
Sr., Cornelia, First l'fi.e !olt ul the htat
and County 1 airs of 17, Mill Htnnd tha
. Season nt my I'aiiu, mili s noilh of Cor
I lielius, at if 1 iiisiinttire
Free Mason whs jot bv Meriy Mason
l.-J, in Scottish ( Iv.Iih.1,1,. hi iu I Hook;
dam Flora, by M.iit'iis; iiukI.Imiii Hora, by
Ifntiis: Ktent graiutilftiii by I'Jniirraiit, lb
trotting horse.
W. CIIALMEBS, H
Cornelia, March IKt. m'-,,M
Wilt MKrtt& A
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