The independent., April 19, 1888, Image 3

THE INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY
APRIL 1H.1888
LOCAL AM ULSEICAL.
Anathema deep and loud ore
swooping down as a cyclonic cloud upon
the Lend of the supervisor of road 4 at
Mountaindnle. The road is reported to
c almost impassible, and the super
visor, instead of makiug repairs, ha
pioe into the mountains looking for
coal and big gain. It is not known
m lien he may return. The load should
he lopaired at ouce. Sara in doubt less
more interested in a I ail road through
that country than a public thorough
fare. Hut if so, he should incorporate
l;.is company and resign the presidency
of u ''county road."
Come nnd sec them What t Our
late arrivals of boot and shoe just in,
all the way from Iioston. Can't be beat
in quality or price. At Bailey, Tongue
& Schulinerlck's.
The Oregonian says fifty-two of the
eighty children at The Home are down
with the measles and it Is "taking' on
a dozen or so of the remainder. Four
score children was n rather large job for
the measles to tackle in one hou.-e, but
it got there just the same. Mater
farnilise M ho have two or three or four
cases to take rare of at one time, may
perhaps be able to imagine the trouble
which Sirs. Woods, the matron of The
Home, is in now.
Ayer's Cathartic rills are suited to
every age. Thi y arc mild and pleasant
in action, thorough and senuliifig in
effect, and, beinj; sugar-coated, are easy
to take. These pills never fail to give i
satisfaction.
Charley Hiethausen left Tuesday
evening for Forest Hrove, Oregon, where
he intends making his future home. We
regret losing Charley from our town as
he was one of our most prominent young
men. Our bed wishes follow liim.
Louisville (Net.) observer, 0.
The stale miiitay board adjourned
last Thursday, al'ler a two days session.
The principal work of the board con
sisted in auditing bills for the past
quarter. The companies of the First
regiment were allowed in the aggregate
$717.40; those of the Second $ti2tL30,
and those o! the Third iV.'O. In the
allowance of the Second regiment is to
be Included $200 for the uniforms of the
Regimental band, und $300 for the
uniforms for company K. The loard
made a ruling that discharges froiu the
Oregon S'atioi.al Guard must be granted
ai.d signed at regimental headquarters.
voluntary absence without leave for
thirty days constitutes sufficient ground
(or dishonorable discharge.
Pensions have been granted to J. T.
Roothby, Lexington; James Carlisle,
Chester; James O. Rope, Hillsboro;
Mexican war, Thomas Wright, Seattle;!
Vandike Karric klow, lilaine; Mexican
wa- Wni. K. Wed die, Maria. Idaho. A
pnstortlce ha been established at Medi
cine Lodge, Ringham county, Idaho
with Oeorge Kaye as postmaster.
The only counties of the state which
have not made a remittance of some kind
of the taxes of 1887 to the state treasurer
are Multnomah, Umatilla, and Wallowa.
The dues f the former county reach
$104,000, and her sheriff has collected.
nceorditi!? to the Portland papers, be
t ween SOO,000 ud $300,000. Tho laws j
of the state declare distinctly that the I
nrsi reccipr ot luxes tuiiiu oe uevoten to;
the payment of sLito taxes; but Mult
nomah count v otlkia's seem to consider
tnat tney are exempt irom tne operation ;
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of this statute, for they have begun
liquidating . their county warrants. A
payment was promised the state treasurer
the first of April, but none was made,
nor was any explanation of the delay
ottered. Wallowa county has nn excuse
for her non-payment, because her sheriff
died a month or more since. What's the
matter with I'matilla nobody knows.
Statesman, 11.
A perfectly sound body and a mind
unimpaired are possible only with pure
blood. Leading medical authorities in
dorse Aycr's Sarsaparilla as the best
Mood purifying medicine iu existence.
It vastly increases the working and
product ie powers of both hand and
brain.
-Mr. Larsfii, who lives on the railroad
iear town, carefully hoed some wild
spbe.ry b,.d,es in h enclosure early ;
in the spring, hoping tofiet some berries
this summer, bt somi one sn-aked mi
nnd dug them up and look them
-Mr. .1. C. Lamkin's family ,lltve I
one to the mountain to rusticate for a
few weeks. They are comfortably located
at Judge Archbold's, on Dairy creek, in
w hose home they will pitch their "tent.'.
We wish them a pleasant trip and hope
they may return yreatly benefited in
health.
Complaint: are beginning to be
made at thi olVu-c of persons trespassing
ii.oi, rnvine property. f ishermen and
portsinen generally would do well to
bear in mind that Oregon has nn iron
clad trespass law, and t lint fitrmers
purpose protecting their property from
spoliation at the hands of heedless
village dude and their hoodlum follow
ing. No person has a right to enter
upon the premises of another without
permission, and we hope the farmers of
(jiis county will insirt upon their rights
10 ceaccful iiOsesi.;n of ti.elr hard-
earned, lands. Wc hope wc will not be
called upon again to speak against
hoodlum invasion of premises. people
living along the creeks and in the foot
hills of the county have the same right
o peaceful possession . of their homes
and surrounding lands that the rno6t
fastidious merchant may claim for his
counting room. Bear this in mind, and
gain consent before "taking" possession.
What is worrying Portland now is
"Thejointlease." What ia worrying the
commercial city of Cnion is whether 6he
can leascthejoint. Union Scout.
Grand Medal awarded to "Dayiw
Ihe Photographer," for the best display
of photographs, Mechanics Fair, 1887.
Gallery, Cor. First and Taylor Strs,
Portland, Ogn.
Don't forget Paul Iioulon, April
25th.
Our friend, F. Dillard dolman, late
of Hillsboro, is now located at (Men wood
Springs, Colorado. He is preaching for
the Christian church at that town.
Monmouth Observer.
X person ueaiing IIillsloro last
Wednesday morning and getting a
sudden view of Main street, would have
thought the railroad that will be built
from this place into the coal fields near
the head-waters of Dairy creek, was
being constructed through our town.
Ten or fifteen men were at work on Main j
street with shovels, wheelbarrows, new
brooms, etc., as early as 7.:J in the
morning. That part of Hillsboro now
presents a neat appearance. j
The Los Angeles Herald sn: "The !
Iloulon Comedy Co. is undoubtedly the
tinest of its kind on the con.-t." Sec
them at Opera house, April J :h.
It takes money to swcc-fully con
duct a newspaper. A large amount is
due this office, and we must have the
money in order to meet our bills. Every
subscriber indebted to this office should
make an effort to pay up at once. Unless
there is a general response prior to May
1st, the special rateof $1.50 per annum
will be absolutely discontinued. We
have said a great deal upon this question
in the past, but now mean business. We
are getting tired of "standing off bills"
and at the same time carrying on our
books double the amount needed to
balance accounts. This request also
applies to the payment of amounts due
on advertising and job work.
The press of the state sM-nk in the
highest terms of the Uoulon Comedy
Co., who play here cm April '.'lib.
The chairman of the Washington
county republican central committee w ill
issue a call next week, designating time
f(r holding primaries in the several
precincts; also, date of holding conven-
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lion a unisooro lor ine iirpose oi
purpose oi;
nominating n repiilli-!in
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icket in tin:
Mrs. Jniues
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visited relatives in Hillsboro this week
Mr. T. II. Tongue has secured the
services of a professional trainer to
develop speed in Ins stable of tine
trotters. We understand the matt is an
expert, and at one time was connected
with Leland Stanford's stable ot famous
trotters.
If you want to enjoy two hours of j
good, solid fun, don't fail to see the I
Boulon Comedy Co., at HillslMro Opera :
house, April 25th. j
Miss Alice M. Wilson and Ciracie,
Williams, of Portland, are visiting Mrs. !
W. L. Jones in Hill.-ltoro for a few days, j
Remember the rand ratification
meeting a. me nepuoucau ciuo uea.i- ,
a. ' .i i, t i: ... ...1 i
ttuarterS next Monda, evening. '.
music, fine addresses and other exercises;'
have been arranged for. All good re-:
puoncans, ciemoerai ami me puonc ,
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generally are invite.l to be present.
Italph Archhohl was in IlillslKito;
Tuesday. Kalph is in very Hor health, j
and it is feared he mav ' into nuick !
consumption. He was compelled to leave
bis employment in the Portland Xews
oftice on account of illness. It is hoped j
the mountain air may prove beneficial.
He is stopping at bis f.-ither's mill, on
Dairv creek.
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The i
The Santit Cruz Mentinel ays:
Boulon Comedy Co. gave an entertain-
ment Pure- re,i"inl 1,'!-ituit
Hi'laboro April 25tl..
At
a
iA Hillsboro determined to
laggard Nome time aji, and upon!"1"0 "F"1 rm,r, A 1,M;'rl
feveral occasions, vie caHeil attention to !,,,,,t t( Mr- M- Jnu:irv :
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the iinnoi tance of scuriii' r.dd tiotml I
mail facilities for Hillsboro, and stated j
that arrangements could iu-ily be made j
with the McMiunville express to i-isrrj
mail with little cost to our citizens. Wei
urged the importance of this subject j
upon Hillsboro and I'oiest tfrove. The
latter town tiw.k proper steps and now
has four ruilway mails daily, while
Hillslioro has but two, and letters often
remain In the otlice here twenty-four
hours iu the same condition as our
citiiens--waiting. What a satisfaction
it 19 to know that the earth moves!
Were it not for such action we fear moss
would grow upon our citizens a foot long
and a yard wide.
Look out for the grand p trade of
the Ladies' Brass fiaud. April 'J.-.th. I
Mrs. J. L. liamard and Miss Joslyn (
have returned from the city.
u u warm p u ; Uj. of the fo.d after eating, nilious-
most IotteitoU Tho ..ess. Indigestion, or any other trouble
reoMl,reii 0S degrees at 6 I of Hi atomach. yoti had best us Oreeo'a
oVIock thU morning, and at 1 v. m. was!AuSust Flovver- Pon cart se ft
four degrees more ancient than an octo- wit"ut ""medial, relief.
genanan
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Mr. II. C. IJest has opened an art!
studio in Good Templar hall, where
instructions will be given in landscape
and floral painting. Head his card in
this issue. tpeciruens of his work on
exhibition in the stores about town and
at the atudio prove him to he an artist
I of considerable merit. His charges for
instruction are rea?on:ible.
As may be seen by observance of
our advertising columns, the democratic
party of this county has issued a call.
setting time for holding primaries anr
county convention, for the purpose of
nominating and placing in the field a
democratic ticket. For the first time
the democrats take the lead in nominat
ing a ticket in Washington county. Irt
( the lanji;age of Mark Twain, we admire
their pluck.
1V not fail to read notice of "politi-
cal speaking," by Elder J. y. Webb, j
state organizer of the prohibition party.
Notice appears tinder "new to-day."
There is no truth in the report cir
culated upon the streets of town last
week, stating that Mr. W. II. Millar, of
Farmington, had suddenly dropped dead
from heart disease. The story rapidly
grew, but could !e traced to no reliable
source. We now have positive informa
tion to the effect that the error originated
in the sad death of Mr. Everson, and the
relationship existing between the families
of Millar and Everson, might give rise to
a misunderstanding. Mr. Isaac Everson,
a son of the deceased, is married to one
of Mr. Millar's daughters.
Rer. L. L. Conrardy, of Umatilla
reservation, has decided to go to the
relief of Father Damien, the apostle r
the lepers, in the island of Molokai,
Sandwich Island. The reverend father,
having received permission from Arch
bishop Gross, has been waiting for some
time to be relieved as Indian missionary
on the reservation and now that his
place is supplied by two young priests,
he was in Portland last week, en route
for Molokai, the home of the poor lepers
to whom he projtoscs to consecrate we
may add, sacrifice his life. Father
Damien is now so badly afflicted with
i lepro-y that he cannot use his hands and
has been compelled to desist from nil
ministering sacrament.
VslHihlr llorr Perish.
A fire destroyed the Palo Alto stable
in California last Tuesday night. Aj
number of the most valuable horses in I
ilie United States were burned to death, j
Senator Leland Stanford was the owner
of the property destroyed. The follow
ing is a li-t of the horses that perished.
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ciated Tress dupatcn irom ,uenio I'arK
gives the following corrected list of
horses that perished in the lire at Senator
Stanford's Palo Alb stables last night:
Crown stallion Rexford, five years old.
by Electioneer, dam Ilelxreca by General
Benton. Rex ford had a record of 2:24
when three years old. and last fall be
made a mile in 2:1M. He wai valued
at $10,00).
Five-year -old stallion Clifton Ielle,bv
i Electioneer, dam Clara ISclIeby Abdallrdi
i Star. He had a record of 2
and wss
value 1 at 10,nmi.
lla k st;d'ion Klis Kringle. by F.lec
! tioneer, darn Ijidy Thorn, Jr., by Wil
! liams' Jiambritio; valued at itiOOo.
! Six-year-old stallion Howard, by KIcc-
tStmaur il l nt Yttttt In-
impolttd ,
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Rav stallion Lowell, bv I.lec tioneer.
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valued at 000.
I wo liav geMtngs, lolr.i
in I"''.
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with !
eae. They were ly Llei tioneer, dams
Lmma Robsoti nnd liwiruev.
Among the horses badly burned were
Norlaine and Cedrice. Nirlaine was ,y i
N'orval, dam Klaine by Messenger Duroc. j
Last fall he I .eat the world's record for j
yearlings, making "2 :: I J . He w as j
valuel at $20,004). It is believed the j
animal will recover, but he was burned i
ao badly alauit the head and eyes tint it j
is feared he will le blind. ;
The bav colt Cedric, lv Klec tioneer, :
dam General Rc-n ton's Cecile. was U
badlv burned, and there U no bo.H- of!
his recovery '
Maiden First, reported to Inve
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ocrisiicii. is itiuiiii'; i ue miicii.
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i Mrs. C. T. Tozicr, of Hillsboro. in-1
i forms us that a number of letters re
ceived from her husband, now located at
I Delta, Idaho, have been oened while
(in transit and valuables extracted there
from. A letter sent the 2'ith of last
November, was opened in transit, nnd
2.S0 in mold extracted: March 27th of
the present year, a letter containing
t SA .lnl.,1 l, T . Tn,!nr ll .
" "l'i "ooc" ". - I
.empty as a last year's bird's nc.st. Let-
-iter of April 8th (present month, wns
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1 ' r," : "":v fc
l,evor teacned It destination. litis
whale robbery should be investigated
bX the ltciffir- orTit-iaN. It looks a, if
l,u ,e s4am ,,H a ,,r"1 of ' ''
rnpby letween here and lVIta.
thn tm tsar Itest f riend
Vour stomach, of co-ir-e. Why,' Ri
cause if it is out of order you are one of
the most miserable creatures living.
Give it a fair, honorable chance and see l
if It is not the best friend yoti have in
the end. Don't smoke in the morning
If you must smoke and drink wait until
your stomach is through with breakfast.
Vou can drink more and smoke more in
tU(. evening and it will tcil on you less,
If .our foo1 felrneijts an,i lloC9 not
digest right if you are troubled with
Heartburn, Dizziness of the head, eom-
Olileni ytmn in Oregon.
Hnvid Carr.es, a citizen of the southern
part of Linn county, is 104 years old,
says the Lebauon Ks press. He is hale
am hearty; his neighltors ay that he
spilt 3000 rails this winter and repaired
his fence with them. A friend found
him in Hrow nsvilte the other duy and
learned from the old gentleman tie
following facts: "I was born in Wash
ington county, Pcnnsvlvnnbi, in 1784;
lived there tint. I I was 40 rears old. 1
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; men mor.t in amnm..., .0.0 iiit-u mere
nearly forty years, nnd crossed the plains
the last year of the war." "Well, old
gentlcm-tn, how do you like Oregon.?"
"Sir, if I bad a hundred years more to
live. I would never lc:ive the Willamette
valley; this is the be-t country this side
of heaven."
Hrwre Vp.
You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is poor, you are Itothcred with
I Headache, you are iitlgety, nervous, and
generally out of sorts, and want to brace
up. Hrace up, but not with stimulants,
spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky,
and which stimulate you for an hour,
and then leave yon in worse condition
than ltefore. What you want is"an
alterative that will purify yaur blood,
start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys,
restore your vitality, and give renewed
health and strength. Such a medicine
you will find in Electric Bitters, and
only 50 cents a bottle at Hillsboro
Pharmacy.
fOII KMT CiltOVK TKS.
(From our KeRnlar Correspondent )
The following is the score by innings
of the base ball game played at McMiun
ville lat Saturday. Forest Grove vs.
McMiunville:
I 2 3 4 f. r, 7 9
Forest Orove 0 5 a L' 2
MeMumvilU 0 0 1 O 1' 2 0 0 0 f
Summary: Time of game 2 hours;
struckout, Hudson 2, Smith 12, Clark 5;
! two base hits, Roe 5; scorer,Gco. Hughes;
umpire, J. W. Ly sons. 1 hose who wit
nessed the game -aw some good playing,
though it was rather one-sided from the
beginning. The Grove boys have a good
team and with practice ought to defeat
any club in the valley. The McMiunville
boys show ed a lack of practice, though
they have good mate rial . Perfect har
mony prevailed throughout the game.
The special features of the game were
the three long Hies batted by Itoe and a
"beeliner" caught bv Clark.
The Congregatioaal pulpit will be
occupied nest Sunday morning and
'evening by Rev. II. V. Rominger, of
AUany. Mr. Rominger is also expected
to deliver hi lecture on
Germany and
the Germans" some evening during his
stny at the Grove. The date will be
aunouueed later. Admission free.
. A. Borthwick, grand commander
G. A. R. department of Oregon, in com
pany with about SO other members of
the department, will inspect James B.
Matthew? Post of this place, in the near
future.
The popular iSoulou musical and
i iMiiiili' i'ninii'iiiv will iD-i'iinr Vert's boll
evening.
a:id -0 c-ents.
Mr. W. II. Hontier has gone to the
more congenial clime of Sjtokane Falls.
L. Samuels, of the West Shore, was in
the Grove this week, interview insr our
ns;ne.s men.
What has lecome of tin; republican
convention f Hot Ji part lc seem now to
-
ive adoi-led the ih.Ih v of Micaw tier.
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Frank Russell, a foimer student of T.
- Wa"' 'r"v, ,'''t week, visiting
with friends.
N. '. Merges,
th
dllkt
f .Ml -inn.
v isited his possessions in that city this
- week.
-pile Forest Grove l.al! club has issued
a , luUienge to i he Grammar school club
0f Portland, for a return game, to be
played iu this pbue two wteks fiom i i,
Saturda v.
gim'ios) iTi:n4.
Ai-UIL l.L-On Sr.turday. the M. i.t..
1uv5' I,Mrk r"' l'-v Ui'-
i oX al " " ' a ti,le i; - gener-j
a p l-imi. i. I.. 11... ...... ... sr 1,.M 111
parties are well jilcusi 1 w ith the catch, j
Mceiitinc oursc-lt. ,.,,.1 w. feel tbeie is
.
-kowod catch: but. like the viidowV !
the -It bold. out. If vou
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don't believe, i-ee J'or yourscHe-.
W. It. Walker i- s-till Iint ct ino i.n.b r ;
the subtle hand of consumption. v.;iitius j
his release.
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ii.cerr,,.. dormer wue o. w .
ucrns.i, u.eu cm u.e inn ins... an.,
Was buried on the lath. Mrs. G. was
an old pioneer, having lived in thi
c.K...tu.M.i M.itr uooui l3..o. in..
leaves a family and friends to .....ru
: i.t i t-ii i
to 'no'irii
her dcpArluie.
Mrs. M. L". He-si is hi.vin" the Lutein r
i suoit nt t etl ur lor a nuiiinerv establish
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DieDt . It !IS 11(11 tlll.XOIC 111 tlf last.
,llt VP f,,r niftr., jn ihe'(.;,rry l.e st.sks f: i the
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mrtirt. mi nil V Uniu it. t i u t
Mr. Wm. t;U.,i U very s-.k, nnd
leinir over r,,(ir .(.t,n. v, ;irs. it is doubt-;
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fill as to hi iecoerv. I r. H.-ivtirs
North Yamhilt. i j hy-i. i:i o.
Last Thuisd.iv U. Matt pt n made a
one-horse run after a coyote, who had
killed a lamb from bis Hock. He swears
.vengeance on the n.-t otic that p'lts in
an appearance.
II f 1'.,, .I-...',..? 1..,- l.....n
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correspondent of I be agrtci.ltural bureau i
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at Washingtoti tor t,is county, and is,
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, much obliked to those who have assisted i
r i m iiina lap in rrariiortnr? cT4lii.Tira I
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.it j ac ukvitv1 r5 sivt v""-'
Tupper and Raymond are expecting to
commence on their coal cluwns over on
Pebble creek, by 'he 1st of next week.
They believe their fortune is made, and
are planning w hat to do with the sih-
PLl'S.
Candidate r.re commencing to run up
Hie creek, looking f.r hor-ea after th -
coming election. Wit expect a he-tvy
immigration
altout those davs. Thcv
pretend to be fishing.
I). S. Fowler, w ho is working for .1.
Oaston, has refitted one of Wild Yank's
grubbers, nnd is now engaged in ex
trading grubs on the Oaston place.
It is for sale or rent in a few days to any
first-class dentist who mav desire to
extend his business. Solomon .
Till: CH.ll UUi tOHMH.
The Otlok t m MrtgUt
fmr t,p
San Fkancisco, April Is. U is stated !
that the attempt of grain dealers and!
speculators to corner the wheat bag!
maiKci 1
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not prospering, and the tine
1 weather is believed to be the eaue. !
This Is a disit.Mtintiiicnt to themanip-j
tllators of the scheme. They t xjected j
that there would be I.'OOmk) centals of
wheat for export from California this
seaon, and got all the bags that are to j
arrive from Calcutta ami other places. I
and boasted - that hns f,,r i,.ne nt
July delivery would be 10 rents or
more. They had the price up to cents,
but now it Is only 7i' cents and is
likely to go to 7 cents. This prediction
is made leeause t,f the lack of rain,
which may make the amount of grain
available for export alut 1 ,000,000
centals. The crop, however, it in a
very fair condition.
tntM) in i:uiurn lleit l.
Lincoln (Neb.) Journal.
Guest Say, loy, is there a fire escape
here?
"Yes, sah ; right ober dar."
"That thing? How in thunder do jou
use it?"
"De book of instructions, ah, will
cost yo' a dollah."
MIIOOI, I I .M AIMMIItl KlV( l).
Miihm.kton, Or., April lfi, lsiy.
F.MTOK Imli'KMknt: Tie sunt f
l?,."04.C' has In en apportiorcd aiuoi.g
he various h hool district-, of this
county.
The law requires the ditiict clerk, on
receipt of the superintendent's order fur'
money set apart for his district, out i.f .' ''
the county school fund, to c:.ll immk-
WATfcl.Y upon the treasurer, cither i'i'F5". "S
person or otheiwise, i rcHiit his or b i
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get the money and receipt for ll;
same. Clerks will please Iar this ii
mind and attend to it promptly.
Orders were drawn as follows, to-wit
Clerk.
1'iwtofiiee. Amount
Uaines Kiuitli, IWest Ciiioii.
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l.Vs if I
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40 !
l.V-j.KO
1.1 Lli I
2-1 40 I
-i;i.2o
lit 20 I
ts- ii :
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l.vc.oo
r.e s
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112.4-1
; :o
ll',-, l-t
I o"
I-.; w.
l'v;.
'i e. r MeNutt, eniislms.
UECMiilloy. Urn-el.
4 Kng ltbvennan, j luls.
5 Ira K Pnrdiu, Forn,t Grove.
f;TB Perkins, Vlar ViH.
, a, . neumns, iiiusiKiro,
r J i n!Weil,
9 f J Fowler, Gleucoe.
10 .Mornv, Purest Grove.
10'Jt) F M Kruse,, WilsonvilU-,
11 H M Lenox, Gaston.
12 -f C Moore, Cireenvill...
I C Hartley, "
UlC D Stalev.
16) W N Ferrin, Forest Grove.
llJf F Wilcox, Gaston.
uoaes UUiaboy,;Kee(lvi!!e.
V V Dennev. ; Beaverton.
lid J W Sewell, Hillsboro.
u west. ,Uieneo,
3 N Poole. Middkton.
2CFTiKard, iTigardvilb.,
2C laaae Ball, jToalatin,
2i 'M Oodfray, Forot tirov.
r W TbowiMonJCianton.
kLOeo Thing Uerdville, -
m w neitoberta. uaies ureek.
J 1 Hates. Maaton.
1 Aabahr, 'Hillattoro,
i Jt N I. Wiley, Xewbnrtf.
Fretl Grouer Scholia Ferrv.
VU Williams, Tigardville.'
Isaac Hales, M-iiiiitaiudali
l ar.
l An
41
a
II littcuford. Forest !r.ve.
i jt)l M - (Ja.ill I'iirtlaiid,
4h
h. Davis. CilelKSM-.
B Fowler. Crreenviiie,
S Wicker!, I'mdaMu,
Vt MeC,ruipek. laurel,
f W linker. Midiileton,
dnin K Klmk, lt uert.ui.
W Whitiiiore. Laurel.
F I Iktwell, SchoUs Ferry.
J J Meaeham, (ileiicoe.
E Sell wan kc. I'oruelius.
J K lkvd. Finest Grove.
W E lc iano. West I'iii..m,
4t
4:
44,
4;
4s
an
r.i
5?i
lfred iu-rlr. C.U-iic: . ,
...
M S Itames,
Heav.rloii.
Faruuutoii,
GleliC .
lieavertoti.
I iU-IICaH-.
4'e.lnr Ml' I
Muui:tiiiit'i!
Forest Jr..e.
CilellWiMHi.
(iHMtoll.
I'ortl.-md
tilt neoe
li A KochI,
I lrtis.
4 O Shannon.
rV, m
1,1 o
1 :i i
i.:t j
an
;i
J T Adki-ii,
0 CTMtartou.
lobn llnrrison.
W 'l urimr,
A K Unlter.
1 V Call aha r.
Ms so
1 1 1 so
'.'.'..'ill
; i.i
t;
Ci It KiMWinder,
Mrs S A he liar.
gij;
4M
V in Itenedii-t,
(tales t r ek.
7
H S KtordevHiit. Gleiii-oe,
71
7l'
A Watson. ir,s nviile,
MJtilesson. Xmton.
I C Clutter. I uiilaiiii.
1 .
it; -j-t
i. i
171 so
7:U
74
C Ituuiiiuiin, lit '.l.uiiv.
Total amount appoi tioii, il.
T. T. Vim km.
Sti intrndi nt d S lu ! -.
wlti in Hie lij-r
An cxjk rin:cr,t recently m ule b
uirdiiitl statt'ol' the linmi'i a:mv
he c-.lect various o,:,d.-s f toba..
"1M" the health of their UV,-r
penersl interi-t t ill snv.keis.
1 1 w :ts found, afler a r:in hmjr ii . j i.t . ,
tlat the j.i evslcliie i f tlnoit dt- i
air.oni; mokei s was r.t due u nn: !i t .
excess in tliis indutyi-uce ss to tie- i.-e
1(, iII,.,r,).I,rlv cuicd k-af.
mHmimturi.r, ;iI1 all()r,l t.
Few niHtiufm t uiefs can allord to r,,'
a lare capita! Idle for three ten- i
'! more, con-e piently the niit of i
i n.i
h i
ovh
;W ,e;,f n(,xi.u, , iT. .viuf v
f v n..lliyt.(1 wll,n o(.m.T:,t,. i tl
fltv n..liiyt.(, wi
the heated Miiokn.
It i- . iilv
ir.Hnufst turers who mike -i
toi,-., ,.. .1.1 inltr und m i .
- i
n. ll,
f i
; I'.i-i
. "
.e r we ...rue.l ret. lit .t
have in store ne,ly tciy
pounds of Hie clop . f l'i. m l
ll Is I'
f this is due Ihe wide teputatinn ll;ev !.
.established for their ! .f N.rt!
: Carolina Ilti'Cut." J tt i mil '.:n.ti ;.
1 Merchant.
riarlr Hioliir tlwwoi i
Probably no one thing h-.is iiisc 1 - c b
ageneralrevlr.il of trad' fit the Ii.!!,
loro Pharmacy as their uivi:i..' awny t
. -
their custorj3,ers of st many ire- tu-
. , XT
bottles of Dr. Kng New Discovery i
. " . . ,
l,llllMlllll s. m A swaa s- - - s m -
enormous in this very valuable ;iri; i
from the fact that it always ci;ii . ;.: ;!
never disapjoints. Coughs, Cold-,
Asthma, Ilronchitis. Croup, and nil t!.ro,.t
and lung disease; quickly cuied. Vou
can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size $1. Kv.-ty
little warratiled.
j " Tcliool llrpori.
j
I Fllow ing is the report oi l.etsy
il 1.
district number 8, for the month en. ling 1
April 6, 1SS: Number ot days t.iugbt,
20; number days attendance, tV'M; mini
ber of days absence, 1"?; number of
times tardy, 1: a hole number boys en
rolled on register, lit; whole number .;
girls eurolled oil register, 18; total nutti
ler enrolled, 37; average ntimlter belong
inf33; average daily attendance, '.il.
Visitors Wm. Haglcy, Jesse Cornelius
(directors), Mrs. I. I-isv, Misses Wt altli t
1 i.visy, 1.11U uuiitiiu", ........ ,
!;. t ! r. xr..... ii,.i,t,
' Hillsboro, J. rhil. Tamesie, Portland.
ICitai: U iMftx, teacher.
Absolutely Pure.
Thia powder ueer Tarie. A marvel of
purity, trenjrth and wholenomenrws. More
eeoDomicfll thau the ordinary kinds, nnd
cannot be sold in competition with the nul -
Uttida of low test, abort weiunt eium or
pnoapbate powders. Sold only i C'trt. 1
Kotal Bakdto Powrna .
nl0-tt
ux wu St n. y.
TfgJ. 'i
mm
I will .:
-'., .""."
; liv.i.g v..
ft -i:ci h i i
f-OO .-cr. -
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V
co ric.or.
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U.-1--1 ( 1 1 1 r.i ,i 1 1 -r
I M
VI. I Ix
h i iii,s i r
r.vcelb nt
t t'-il i :il:l I'lplil.:!'
, i
l'ii;r
LARGE SAlIPLE rOOrnl
ror ti:e Ac; i,iiiij.l i':.,M of
Comrnt-rcinl Travelers.
it :r, "H TU
To ,-. ,! ..:
coach:
oil-t-ti
O. BAILEY",
Wbo!cce.lc tir.-l I-'ink-rin
H V"l r " s - e
iia Z. - .i ,t',.
n
.tJ ut-i.li-!iJ.
LAND PIASTER
He.
r. Cccciii
Fort:
- i - i i .'T' - v ,
i. ... .
w.
I
Carpets, uclsiery Czoh,
Vnii Pa
n H s A f -
ri i:
l mo-, i:
..'" i n,
.i N.
-i
V-.V
&
" 7 D
f.
rlrivi.- iojjos
;:vJ
in-!!
rop.v.uLfts
f
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1 . :' t!.;
ir':n
iiii:-...,
I!
Oi 1.
'inu: r : 1 -
JL -.-ivi i e.y
111 V. llis. I n 111"
ur'tt hit-1 ( ' i
ri sp-i.-i-'iU- t ,r ii-
fioiu t! :5i t! f.
I;,l il !.M
SlU'-.-t
I.t.
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t )
i id lA'.is.
MOBSflH a BARNARD
REAL ROTATE!
fira
f r H sj -
-c;-
City
Vr ops-Sly.
lUtalnc
Lic-l c? !.:f.tli z:.y I; 2 tccis nl ..
frui'.ii noonn rt Port!?nr!.
We r
the V:
It r...
:i 1
' Li
I'l'.iiitiir
. t . im ?. i ri v
'',
aa i -v. .-.
: with tr I".
; vour Fat .. 1
i .. ... ( 1
. ..... ,
Ifil (.' 1 1.1 J.i. i.s, t ill j l.H'e I
bet ' l.f ' j i c ,ii.e I 1 ll.f !
1
li
Inoiive "f ; uc'.'.Ks--r..
ITI'dsI ui. r. ' ;v , t ! o bunls flee
of charge. iul"J-tf
Sfilisboro
harmacy
; 'rii!' riioi'i'.ii'roi:.-, i
i 1 control of the Dtr 1
IN ASSCM1XG
itisine-is m tliis
ii, livi; to i,;.,iupi' 1 1ml their toreniost
i Hons w ill, i;mli r js isoiiul HuperviHion, lie
j directed towtirds the putilie Hit-ni.
'i lit v will cotitinunlly i.urcliasct their
Drie'. froi.i tin- tfft iiiM!iiif,ii-uicrs in tlio
i . ,, i. :i u ln-1 niiiiliij tile linesl pro-
! ion I-..
; Patent Itledicines
; AND -
Proprietary Articles
,!f '.II advertiseU or wil-kncwu lej.uintir.n,
1 v;ll l kept in (freat vnrieiy.
iiook. Albums, Hcr'i 11 oks, Spectirlc ,
' rr-.fs, etc. Ah.o,
j STATIONERY,
CONFECTIONS,
RUSHES,
PAINTS & OIL3
4 . 1 i Jl l i'l V ol ll Hi.)
Perfame ries
In h 1 1 sics and at all prices.
'BAY tfUr.1. FANCY SOAPS
AVrt ALL
TOILET ARTICLES,
i C I'l 1. VI
.JSWSLjH-r!
In eons:. !i-t iM.. vnri. -ly. kejit iuntocU.
VJINCS AND LIQUORS
ll'.!yso' l for Me.iiciu.il I'iirHMS. on I'lii'
s 'lui'TioV. Tlie iiuesl uniillt K-s, exclusively,
wiil ! keit.. I'm. t.t, ttierefore, must U- in
Mi-i'o!"tl;l nee.
i..
K iluced oil ( 'oliijxjUlide.l Medicines,
li l,' tTe iijine eosl will ii.limt.
Mi: ::OW. tin- DisjM ii-:ii Clerk, will
(! i.s,l to show intending pireli:i?M-l'S
i Mi-ep. in tock. and will eli, eiiuily nt
..! to ni.'i t tiilis, in , k.-i ot eiilerut'iiey,
i n ii.. ! j, in the premises.
HILLSBORO PHARMACY.
JTBW GOODS !
CASPI TALKS!
Wehrung
& Boscow:
iin.i.sitoito. itt:(;o. i
iisr i;i:f.ivi:i
I'll StlH'k Ot
A WLLL
i
-n il Vr tv
s
s
Conned Goods,
Tobacco
and Cigars,
CLOTHING,
Dress Goods,
Winery Coed
TiSS,
GLOVES
ODTG & SHOES
An t n I'iih' Asoiti;- I.t of
,
XXVXlliZtkXZlf fxQGVLii
l.r I, lilies iiitd (teiilleiin-n.
All li'i.U
I' c!i::lie.
if I'liriners" Produce t;d.n in
j.f.-s if
FREE rVlASOH
'rni: tih:i:i:-yi:u:-oli cLvnrrt -
I due toil .property of t. ' .aim-is.
Sr., ( "iiifhii, l iiMt I'll Colt at the Htnte
nnd C'oiiriiv FhIim of 17. will tilntid the
Season at my 1-bmh, uiili-4 north of '
11. 'lius, nt rl." insurance
Kfee M.iKoll WrtS ffot, bv Me y .Ms Soli
iti Seotti-h ClydoMlnle hind liook;
I on I'Lora, l Milieus; uriiiiil.liiiii Horn, by
I ir'itus; i.i!Hi in utiii.liiiii l.y LtniyiHiit, the
t I It t i IIO hill'sli
W. t'HALMFIiS, Sa
Coniclwi. .March '.I'lv-i'. uiL'U' liH
Choice Flowers for Sale
T I;?;. AftVLS CA.MlTi:i.L. KLOfHST.
.,1 111 has lariii- nnd cvi ll-w h cled
: i. ..f Flowering 1'iaiits nnd lifihs tor
Sili-, nt leiisoliahlo ehargea. A 1 none 1111
1 ndlens villi t v of the clu.ii'est rpowruik'
1. 11 i 1'olinye Plant. Uiay Ik eiilltnelTited
111' J .'.'II'IM
K.nc fuchsia.,!Miller Bros.
ORrvi
C'on.e f n:v an I iridic your selections.
; 1" l loiid Oardeii Al loc ihn street 1
I '-11111 -In. ire Humphreys' r snte-oee, in Koutli (
liillshoro inl-lf
DAVIES'
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
S V.COiiNKH
I'lrnt autl Tnylor Htrvvt,
IVOMLA M), OJII OO.
-"Artistic Work a Specialty.
Ink, () and MtfrClt at eqi
mI reaiseuabl rates.
o2J
ISELIM.
mmii: LKu rn rL :. vi:au old dakk
1 l)i..'l 1 'it v huillion, will tuiiko tin
Shimon of I in hhLiiii1ou Gouuty ms
follows:
Thursdiivs, nt Wm. Waters', near Ceutre
villcj 'JliiusJ iv nJlit and till Friday iMM.n,
tit Greenville; sll oilier dav at the farm oC
the liiulriM! -n. ii. on,. imleeHHl of Hillshoro,
.Wl.OO
.. 7.00
, IO.OO
Tin Ki'fiacni
Iiimh r nn '.-.
NI.I.IM eluhs over IjmNj is
old Itotrtniatvi, a 1'erelieroii; tlHiu by Wasti
incton. he by iM Hiilbilk 1'nneli, of 4'slifor
ilia; 'Jd dam Old K.dly. owned bv Wm. John
son, of Ciloiicoi', now di-ceiised, known ss
tl r;ise mail-. .,he l.y imp Uambler, a
thorotiijlilired.
Lvery possilile imill Im Inken to pre
vent ti'-ciileiiis, but no ressinibility
assumed
I. M. JACKSON.
Hill Urn.. Aj.il! s, 1 ;h. aO-'Jm
YOUNG GLEN
Is a hnndsoiue black, 7 yearn old, tii.J
w -ir lis I Mm oiin.N. Vfts sired t.y imjortil
CilciielJ, winni i hi the I Vntennial in l('t;
1st dam by old 1'iiUiiiiidcri M dnm I y Cual
letK.'c, he by Klfichliawk, and ha by Mnru.nn.
'this iM'iuinfi'l hi'illion will mak tL.r
Kchk.ii of Isss in Washington County, as
IoIIoms;
Tuesilaj's, ut . .
Wetini'Hdavs, nt
OrenviU
. . Ouli'S Citjk
, , Cornslius
'arinit.tou
llillsi.oro
K. Hchleft'eliu's
TbiusdtijM, id
1 rul mvs, at
Sidt UlUuVS. (it . .
Mitndays and Mondays, at
I iirni, one mile nortU of Ingles I, i t.
Terms
I Lvery jn.smiIiIh eare will lt tsksn t
prevent uccid- lits, l.ut no lespoustbilil v
; .'fsmiied.
1 JTor fiiill.er pitrtienluis. address I.'.
, ShIih Hi Iiii I.. A, Jolie, 1 1 lllsboro.Ol'eou,
: i;. H4Tiii:i-KKLiN.
M i red ISsS, iiiVJ-lm
Kl. LVNn.
.lOSLl'H II It !:
HILLSBORO
Livery Stable
I.iONS UAKi:. rnidit(i-.
OrcbTH '.
HACKS. BUGGItS
--AKII'-
RIDING HORSES,
Alti n.ii il to promptly,
U.s ,
FEED STABLE.
Ileiuenibcr the I'laee-MALN WTHLKI'
opposite the 1 HillHtin Hotel,
Hilti.lH.ro, 4)r.. Mti rch 1HHH, tf
14
AsiMsf'
"14
i LANDS FOR SALE.
Hi AT(sof Land, j mile from H. If
)'t I.I InlleV, '4 lllilll llolll HchkM.I Hllll
S'a miles ft Jin I'oiest (hove, with Iioumc,
I.. n il, ioi oIluT l.ec.i nrnl V fill'Ut lillllilllls.
I bis piiire is t '.ot'oii "iilv wittered, and Will
ini.lo. ii j.'.hi I ttockor tluirv farm, with th"
' leii.st ci .1. . ) i i ;io den h iu cultivation, and
10 or I.", iiei is n Iniosl eleitr, nnd th reniftln
ilci' is In u-1, litiiil lino will iiiiike a cootJ
Inn it. h i,.i- oi .iliirli is Alder lint. This is
mi iilf-oliiti- t ., i m t n hi w'.'l in) jier acre.
!!)()
ci. .. with Snw mill mid a Locrniiw
t i nt. ilii,f leHiiletioeM ii ud Ihreit
l,;iii:. 'I'his n .jn 1 1 y Is well locnted, hi
iiiiies from C. )'. I will Hi-ll (In. itloti vii'.eit
.lie-third ot tins properly for ijfl.Vld,
A Mil S V.ll II A TWO KTOHY H)( Kl7
ot . m ,i io.,i;i, nil I itrd I'uiihIi, innl ii
I I. urn t It it co .l :''. hit orcluiril of nil kinds
otiriiMiuuli.il i I i lie kiiiiiII fruits. Ilils
p'.-ice is IfiVot.iliH located on Main (Street in
ililwhoro, i.ii.i v.ill suit n ini'.ii of menus
1 will sell eilli. i Imlf of this place tti lui
tuo.eii iitii'i for "."'lit, or the luiiiDpi'ovett
j tor s.s.-io, or nil ot it lor
100
. i . i u j i , ' 1 l ei
ii iii..s i.t liA.i w .--a
lioiii llaitoti, ami ' milt, from
Ni liool: i:.' i.ercs of plow IhiuI and is) acre
-I tslu ,1 i.iul mi itt-.l and I". acres of suiall
Fir and llael, There is hu orclinrd ot l.rK
K. ;iiin 4 ;ees, nnd is walertnl t y a Hjii iuu
tiiut never mis n ml a we ll. I tils land lay
on a (:ih.'1 rom I, iinii iinur hi-IiooI.
Price, ,n
I cash tiinl ;,ootl Hoti-s, .',.).
2
LOIS. Uill HOLSK AND WFLL
l i tu i J and in cultivation. Ii Uv, ..'
ACItFS. IMMI'KOVKII, 45 MILEH
o" .ntli of llill-.oro, well watered; lavs
I welt and tieut' I bo Cri-amnry at KuriuiiH'tun.
c.ii.esout t .the toad. I'rice, 14.10.
! 1 NUT. l.MSOK AND WKLL-
,V 10 raiiied Itetideiice, Willi all litiees
snry OuU.uiliiniu's, Ihiiii iuu l'"ruit Tretts, and
Str l.ts, situsied near the new Hi ink liliK'k
in Hillsboro, for hhIh hI. ij.'.ii.
Acres, i'i mill's Iroiu Hillstwtro, b'
OI 1 ai-i -s of plow and 1.1 ncies of iMisturw
IiiiiiI; hu mi-, 1'nrii, Hiul 70 living trues in
orchufil, nnd Iswutennl l.y a hm-iii. Onlv
I1, niilt'.i fioiu M'liiml, mid is on a ood
road, niilett from creamervi lil nil lot
( join i'oitlini.l. 1'riis-, iil,:kNI.(kl.
" Acres, ; intles from If Dishorn, witli
! Mi;tj ,Jd 'ZW Z
U)t,lui,,Wj l',-ice, fAKW.UI.
l In, use, l.o 111. oreliard, wwll. WimhI-
ntnler plow and in
1 have other In nils of flu quality toi
numerous to mention
w. hTucker.
hI llt .incut.
II ILLS lit MM .
i'.'7-tf
: . : OHKHOV.
eeds!
' . .
(
for Gootl and Reliable Seeds of all
:
, kind$, ScflfJ tO
: '
!O0 Nronl Htrrct,
T-OR.TI-.AIsTD
AIk., FVuit Tirca, I tee Hupplies, ltlu
Meal, Ciln.leil I ih.Is, etc., t to. tl.Vliu
NEW BARBER SH0P 1
oiineeted with 11 well conducted
BiUieircL Hall
Is iiow iiinii r siiocessful tunuagetueti.t,
JACKSON HALL, 011 Alnin Ktrettt.
mono.
IrfKatisfaction i;iuranteil in Kliaviu,
Hair Cutting, l.tc,
SHa.vin.fT, - 1 a Oontn.
Hair Cuttlug. - W Centtt.
iriM-tf J. WlltTZ, l'rooritot.
v.
t