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THE INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY... .MAY 3, 1389 CHOI'S ASD FAllMKKS. Tho warm showers that have been present with us at intervals for sev eral weeks, assure an abundant yield of grain and fruit. Grain is looking better than before for years at this time of the season. Farm ers predict that the crop of 1888 will be larger in Oregon than that of any previous year in the last decade. This is just what we need; the farmers can stand a great deal of prosperity without becoming bloated capitalists. A good crop will be the salvation of many deserving farmers from bankruptcy. The financial stress through which Oregon has labored during the last five years, has caus ed the most economical and indus trious farmers to grow worn and haggard. The mortgage tax law and its at tendant evils weighed heavily upon the agricultural industry of Oregon ; and when to that iaeidded the low prices for fanners' products, espec ially wheat, it is not surprising that many men became disheartened as interest became payable and mort gages matured. Taxes to meet the expenses of the county and state have ruled high, and their payment was An added hardship to the anx ious, debt-burdened farmers. The men who had money to loan, in many, very many instances, have been leeches upon the productive vitality of the country. I'sury laws have been disregarded and "bonus es" paid that more than equaled the added lawful rate of 10 per cent, in- terest. The man who could secure i the biggest bonus for his money, in I addition to lawful interest, has been j considered the shrewdest financier. This method of '-business" has gained such headway under the de pressed condition of farming, that loans are being made at 10 per cent, and "bonuses" exacted that swells the payment of "blood-money," in many instances, to from 30 to 35 per cent, of the total sum borrowed. We are reliably informed that a bo nus of $75 was paid for a loan of $000 for six months, note bearing j interest at 10 per cent, in addition j to the "sharp" money. Something ought to be done; something must be done. Instead of encouraging agricultural pursuits and other busi ness enterprises, that give employ ment to men who would expend their wages with our merchants, there seems to be a desire on the part of a few to bring ruin upon a legitimate business, that they may gain a profit from the wreck. Hills boro and the county need a bank to meet the growing requirements of business and the bank will soon come. The farmers are organized and organizing. There must be a big reduction in interest. The pay ment of notes secured by mort gages upon the lands of thin county at less than two-thirds the value of eaid lands, is a better security than that of our government. But ol serve the difference in percentage! The day is coming when money will be rated at its proper value There ia deep injustice, great wrong in a man loaning from $2000 to $3000 at such rate of interest that he can live in ease and comfort without labo riously exercising a rauscle.while his neighbor employs double and often quadruple that sum in business, labors early and late, grasps every opportunity to make honest money, and vet receives less than hi ab- sorbing, conscienceless neighbor, j There is a tide in the affairs of j men which, if taken at the flood, leads on to success. Oregon's big o rnn fvr the rear 1888 will SPml r j this tide in surging billows upon the farmers of the state, and then j is their opportunity. Pay off in- ; debtedness. dictate terms of neces- j sary loans at low rates of interest. I If this cannot be done in Oregon, j let the farmers combine and secure! n. larcA Inan frnm th Fast at five or ! six per cent. This can be done; j the farmers hare the rich and fertile lands at their backs, and only through their labors are the great wheels of traffic put in motion. This is the work of the Grange, and it can be made more powerful than the banking and railway cor porations of the state. Thousands of farms in Oregon are laden with alty. Borrow the let it be re-loaned mortgages in seven mnnn iointlv. and . v . i 1 IO inOBS in UCVU vi luwu. ut iun rates f interest. You have, un doubtedly, men in the Grange of rare business sagacity, who could carry this project forward to a suc cessful issue. In union there is release from these financial troubles. It is about time the farmers were forming a i "trust." Let us combine. j A Washington dispatch, dated May 2d says: Senator Dolph was the presiding officer in the senate yesterday during Ingall's speech. He had difficult work at times to control the spectators in the gallery, who were greatly excited. At one time they had applauded one of Voorheea' telling points with such enthusiasm that Senator Dolph di rected the sergeant-at-arms to eject any person caught giving expres aions of approval or disapproval. Before another issue of The Iw depexdext can have greeted its many intelligent readers, the republican primaries and county convention will both have been held. It is needless to urge upon the party the importance of nominating a ticket that will meet the approbation of the people. There should be no trickery. The work of a conven tion is easily overthrown at the polls by the ballots of outraged voters. The only hope of democratic victory in this county, in the face of its re publican plurality, is in taking ad vantage of all mistakes that may be made by that proud and grand old political body. The duty of the party in selecting its delegates and makintr nominations is plain. We shall support no unhealthy combi nations. If the will of the people is disregarded, the result is uncer tain, and the party ought to suffer defeat. Vnfortunately, there are not enough offices for the many as pirants and some soreness is sure to be developed. But be men; find consolation in the thoughts of what might have been, and what you, in justice, would have expected from rour less fortunate brother office- i seeker. "Vote as you would pray, and be sure that prayer is for the success of the republican ticket." The sensation of the week in Europe has been the election of General Boulanger in the Depart ment du Nord by a very heavy ma jority. This makes Boulanger once more the center of French and even of continental interest. It is felt to be a most severe blow to the in- j Vanderbilt'ri $10,000 cook in fluence of the government. Even I nounces that he is opposed to a so conservative an organ as the j great variety of course at a dinner. Jim ritol iht D'htit declares that the ! Right he is. Corn lef and cab- election shows that the country is wearied out and profoundly dis - gusted with the conduct and policy of the government, and that a ma jority of the electors can no longer endure a government which does not crovern. The condition of the in the extreme. Boulanger has not yet set forth his project of revision. beyond sayinsr it is his policy to i make the institutions of France j conform to the American instead of J to the Knglish model. lirathtn-ef. j A transaction has been unearthed in New Yoik in which Got. Hill ia involved and which mar end in impeachment, or at least will bej very likely to retire him from poli tics. To meet political and other expenses last year the governor gave notes for large suras, and these notes were indorsed and paid by John O'Brien and Hermann Clark. In return the governor interested himself in getting and did get for O'Brien and Clark,tbrough the com missioner of public works of New York, the contract for section 12 of the new aqueduct. All this has come out through an investigation ordered by the legislature. The commissioner of public works, Holin M. Squire, has made under oath a statement in regard to the contract and the governor's agency in it, and the cashiers of the banks where the notes were cahed have given testi mony that completes the history of the transaction, dov. Hill, we be- j lieve, is a shining light in the party i of -reform. " Oreyminu. Oregon will soon receive a little more than $10,000 from the national government, through the prompt action of Governor Pennoyer in j calling attention to the matter. This ; amount has accrued to Oregon since 1883 for her 5 per centum as sales of public lands in the state, as per act of congress in admitting her to , statehood. No payment has" been j 'made since 1883. But this money ! mnaf 1 t ovnATnloil in internal im. - -i - j proveuieuts, as the legislature mav direct. The democratic party of this county will nominate a ticket next Saturday. The pnrty is largely in the minority in Washington county; but feboul.l it select the best men 1 ..... . .. 1 r . II. I . 1 . 1 I ooiainauie iur mi- several uiuces.iue j republican uartv will be compelled 1 to draw from its very best elements j in nominating a ticket if it hopes for j success in the face of prohibition i factions and other unknown qnanti ties that are likely to enter into the TOTICE is HEUEtiv given, that; .. 1 .1 .. I it the following named fcettlerhas filed! politics of the count . ,lotic, of hjH illtf.ntHin t make linal proof 1 - in support of his claim, and that aaid proof ; l ..., l.i .....: . 1 1 will be made lefore the C.wintv Judge at Many were agrtebly surpmed in!rterkof Wa,higt.n Count v. Oregon, at; e ' t,,e. adless delivered by j Hon-M- ('rS Rt the court j house tuis place Mast Monday evening. He dealt cahsilv with facts, and did not descend to the manufacture of campaigif bombast. The campaign is ripening and such men as Mr. George cannot do other wise than make votes for the repub- j Iican cauee. The expression of our forefathers to the effect that "the political pot has begun to IkmI, lias recently been metamorphosed into "the po litical sea has begun t roar," and "the iolitical cayuse has licgun to buck. Ami since innovation of time-honored expressions is in order, this sheet informs its readers that the political Chinook has begun to blow. Tho labor vote iq politics is dis appearing. Last year the labor ticket had 15,000 votes in Cincin nati. This year it had only 3000. Gen. Oonzales.formerly president of the republic, and now governor of the state of (Jnanajuato, has taken a bold and decisive step in decreeing suppression of bull fight ing in that state. lie declares that the sport is demoralizing, and is leading the people into habits of wastefulness and disorder, and the employment of large sums for con structing bull rings and maintain ing them is entirely improper at the present state of civilization. lie de clares that educational interests and manufacturing enterpriser suf fer from the use of so much money in this barbarous sport and that habits of public order and economy are destroyed by it. Accordingly, he orders a summary prohibition of bull-fighting in his state. The man who made his own coffin was heard of long ago; later, the man who dug his own grave, and latest, the man in Athens, Georgia, who preached his own funeral sermon. The public will now want to hear of the roan who does his own "laying out." Rt. The pub lic may be satisfied. Several men in Union county have performed the "laying out" act in allowing them selves to be nominated for office. The funeral will take place in June. Scout. A keen sense of the pres ence of death is keenly felt by would-be candidates in this county; but they need have no tears respect ing interment. The voters will lay them out at the coming election. j bnge is good enough for any lmIy. i Subscribe for The 1xuf.pksdf.nt now, aud show your appreciation of a good newspaper. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of parity, strength and wholesoiueness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and 1 cannot be sold iu competition with the iuul- ' titude of low test, short weight aluni or ' phosphate powders. Shl ttty in cum. : Itolll. BARINO 1'uWllkR V. niatt 101 Wall St.. N. Y. XEW TO-IAV Xotice lor Pnblirnfion. I. iNi Officr at Okkihin Citt. IrfikiN. Apri Zitb, jsmm. t N OTICE IS IIKKKItV GIVEN THAT ! the following-named settler has tiled . j notice of ins intention to make html proof' in support of his claim, and that said proof i wilt be made Is-fore tho County Judjje or! Clerk of Washington Count v, Oregon, nt ! Hillsboro, Oregon, on FU11MY, June r.'d, j lMrtH. viz; W. 11. Willis. I're-eim.t ion Ii H I No. fiOf.', for the N. K. S of N. K. 4 of Sec. 1 Si. T. 2 N.. K. :l W. He names the following witnesses toi'atl rj n nsd Water t ltr nt eti prove his continuous residence upon, and ' cultivation of, said land, viz : Samuel Si pp. Allert Ott, John Davis, all of Glencoe j P. O.. and Isaac Davis, of Monntsiudale i 1'ostofTice, Washington County. Oregon. ' niSCt W. T. ISl'KNEY. Register. Xotire for Publication. Land Offick t Orf! Crrv, Oawios, Awril 2;th. 18.SH. " - IN 70TICE IS HEKEHY GIVEN. THAT the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, aud that said proof will be made Ik-fore the County Judge or; Clerk of Washington Countv, Oregon.' .1 at Hillsboro. Oregon, on TUESDAY, j June 11th, 1H88. viz : George W. Morgan. 1 Homestead Entry No. 4!4", for the N E of Sec. 14. T. 2 N.. K. A W. He names the followin-jwitnesaes to prove ' his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ! tion of. said hind, viz: John C. Miller, J. 1. r . WW ... Tr a . i i'. 1.01.UH. j. j.oirns. nnu vieorce iiniaire.aii ' . . .. . ' . - 1 or uiencoe, Vasbington tunty, trt-egon ruS-f.t W T 1'd'llNEY, Register. Xotlre tor rnbliration. Iund OmcE t Oaroox Citv, Okkoon, I pri! 2T,th, l(Wt. 1 Hm, l;' Me,ul Entry N...17-M, for i..t .No. l. s June 1 ue- 1 Sec ! III T I V 1 A VV i c-, . s ... .. . : He names the following witnesses to prove ' his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ; tion of, said land, viz: S W. ller. Sr., J. F. Laffartv, t-. Dines, and James Mo- Laran, all of "Gales Creek I ttt office, Waah-f ington County, Orejou. 1 ni:M;t W. T. IM'KNEY. liepister. Admlnitrator' ollce. fPUE undersigned hns leen by the County .L Court of Washington County. Oregon. ! dulv appointed Administrator of the Estate of Carl I.iebenow, deceased. All persons ( hanng claims against sai,i Ktate. are I nereby nouned to present shcru to me. with ; of It. I proper vouchers, at my residence south Hillsboro. or nt the law olhce of S. Huston, in Uillslsiro, from this date. within six months This May 1st, liWs. JFLirs .SBAH1L. lot. Hf rayed or Stolen, TKOM the und rsifcned. nt Cornelius, ' I Waahimrton f nty, itr.. One Cream colored or "lluckMkiu" l'onv. 4 years old. Jeft my premises Inst Friday niht. Is branded on left hip with Indian luoon. dim outline of triangular form on richt shoulder. Suitable reward will be iaid for return of the horse to me. J. K MILLEK. May 3, 1888. inlm SEW TO-DAY. Feud afetlee. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, the undersigned Marshal of the Town of Hillsboro, Oregon, have taken Dp and impounded at th Found in said town. One Mare, described as follows, to-wit: 1 Sorrel Mare, a boat 6 years old, white strip in face. Fnlew said mare be redeemed by the owner, as provided by Ordinance, I will sell the name at public auction, at the Pound, in aid town, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on HITIIIDAY, May 19th, 18S8, At the hour of 1 o'clock P. M. of said day Dated at Hillsboro, April !tth, lb. II. U. McMUBREX, w2t Marshal. Notice. rpilK Public is hereby notified that I have X given my Son, James Williams, aged l: years, bis minority, and make no claims upon him for his earnings, and shall be rcsponsble for no debts contracted by him from this date. . Dated Oreuville, Or., April B, lKfW. al-'-St A. WILLIAMS. Xotlee for Pnblleation. hxKD OFricK at Orkoo Citt, Orkook, I March 31st. Vm. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and thru km id iroof will I? made before tho Count r Judge or Clerk of Washington Countv, Oretnin, at Hillsboro, Oregon, on MONDAY. Mar 2, 1HH8, viz: Abner Frame, Homestead Entry No. K0C1. for the N. of the N. K. h' and E. X of K. W. U ot Sec. I, T. 2 N.mV West. He names the follow jag witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: P. H. Heard, O. T. Hollister. C. A. Mead, and Charles Pierce, all of Oreenville P.O.. Washington County, Oregon . a.V;t W. T. Bl'RNEY, leister. Democratic Convention ! r,HK Democrats of Washington County, X Oregon, will meet in Convention, at the Court Honse, in Hillalsw. Oregon, for the purpose of nouiiiiHliug a County Ticket and transacting such other business as may properly come In-fore the meeting, on SATURDAY. MAY 5th, 1888, ) At 10 o'clock iu the forenoon i The Precincts will I entitled to Hepre- j Mentation as follows: Beaverdam Cedar Creek. . . Columbia .8 4 B .8 8 .4 8 .3 .9 .3 5 Cornelius ! Dairy East Butte I Forest Grove . . Galea Creek . . . j Hillsboro South Tualatin Wapato Washington . . . ! West Butte . ..41 2 Total 69 Frimarv mretinirs will lie held at the usual places of voting iu the various pre cincts, ou SATURDAY, April 28, I8S8, i At 1 o'clock in the afternoon, for the pnr- pose ol electing lie I elates to t!ie runty Convention. Ity order of the Washington County Vn tral Com mi t tee. W. I.. W Mi ll KKKKD. Chiiinuini. S. It. ursTON. Sc. 1'ro. Teni. ri ' td DAVIES' PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY S W.COKNKK Firt nntl Taylor Slreot. : von i la xi. vnt:co JrArtistic Work a Specialty. sisk! reannuabte raten. R. SANDFORD, riJVSHTAX, SIHGFO.V, ANI ACfornir.rif, GLENCOE. OREGON. Omeo at Drxig StOi'9. In Drnsrs. Medicines, Faints, this. Etc. School 1 looks kept con stantly in Stock. o21-tf Tualatin Hotel Main Street, bet 2d and 3d Hillsboro. Oregon. R. WAGGENER, Proprietor. T1IE TABLE WILL COXSTAXTLT 1JE SCF .14.1 , l . U & Ilia n,. A. . . . ,. ...r... . .Ill I.. I In .0. .0. e . . . ibe cuulort r irnrats. Excellent Arroinniodatlens and I'uptilar Frices ! LARGE SAMPLE ROOH For the Accommodation of Commercial Travelers. IF IR, IE IE COACH To and from the House mls-tf FREE MASON. 'PHE THREE-YEAH -OLf CLYDES- J dale Colt, property of W. Clmlmers, Sr.. Cornelia, First Prize Colt at the State and County Fairs of 187. will stand the Season at my rarm. nnus norm or vot- lieilU, ill Ifl-' IIWUI.IIHT Free Mason was pot bv Merrv Mason 12"J-J, in Scottish Clydesdale 8tud Itook; dam Flora, by Marcus; r.mddam 'lora, by llrutus; Kreat grantldam by Emijrrant, th trottinff horse W. CHALMEKS, Sb Cornelia, March 2?,il8S8. m22-im Republican County Emk THE Republican County Convention will be held at the Court House, in Hills boio, Oregon, on Wednesday, May 9, 18S8, At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur pose of nominating a County Ticket, and t transact sorb other business as may properly come lefore the Convention. Primary meetings will be held at the Polling places in the several Precincts, on Saturday, May 5, 1888, At 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The lb-presentation wilt be baaed on the r Kinder Hermann in IS;, and Pre- vote for cincts will be entitled to llegale as fol lows: Beaverriam O Cedar ( wk 5 Columbia - : 5 Cornel law ...-- DaIi3 . 4t Kat Unite Fore! 4.rov II .alr Creek 3 XI 11 lab ro lO Month Tualatin 3 Wapato 5 Washington ." Vet ltntt -. 4 Total 7. It order of the Washington Count v Republican Central Committee. Dated HilloN.ro. Or.. April 23, 1KH. W. . HA K RETT, Chairman. K. It. f.OOIH.X, Secretary. a'.V, td POLITICAL SPEAKING. HON. M. C. GEORGE Will address the citiens of WakM'titou County, in the Court House, at Hillsboro. on the ISSUES OF THE DAY ! On MOXIIAV, A1KII Ihsh. at 7::1 1. M. :to. AIM Hon. Rufus r.lallory Will Keview the l'olitical Situation at the Court House in Hillsboro, on Monday kvi:mm;, may IshH. ' A cordial invitation is extended to all to be Women are especially requested present. These Spenkersare lsth men f ability, are among the leading orators of the (State, i and are sure to please aud instruct nil who may ntteiut. Crowded hoiiNes on lotb eveuiuis, :Hb and Mny 7th, is assured. April Prohibition CONVENTION! The I'rohiltitionit of Washington Count)', will meet in Convention at llic Court House, in ilillslioro, Oregon, for the pi:iHwe of nominating a County T'n-ket and for transacting such other business 1n.1v pm neiilful. on Snliirliiy. .11 ay 1'4, HHH. At It) o'H.s k A. M. The precincts will le cntitleil to represcn tiition as I'ollows: Ileaverdam 2 Cedar Creek ; 1'olnmbiit j Cornelius.; .1 j Dairy :. I EftKt Butte 11 : Gales Creek " IIiIIslHro.. I South T11al.1t in 2 i Wapato 'J j Washington '1 West F.utte :! Forest tirovc -I Total All friends of financial reform are invited to take part in the convention, j II j order of the Washington County ! Central ommittee. A. I. FAN NO, Chairman. II. II. M CE. Secretary. Davio Cobwim. lit'FEKT 1. WOOSTFR. Meat Market! CORWIII&VOOSTEn, Props; Main Street, - HILLSBORO Choice Beef, Mutton, Veal And Pork! Kept constantly on hand. II (truest market price paid for Beeves, Mutton, Veal and Iloira. Fair llallnc t All ! Katltrartion Gnaranteetl Please Cive us a Trial 8apt. 8, 137 OnGAN&DARNARD REAL ESTATE Fire Insurance Agents; (Opposite Tualaliu Hotel), Have for Bale: City Property. Farm's, and Business Opportunities. Houses to Rent. List of Lands can be seen at our Office and at the Board of Immi gration Rooms at Portland. We are preparing a list for distribution iu the Kustrrn States, and alofi the routes. It would le well for all who lire dffcirou of diHksiii; of tlt-ir I'.trin. or dividing them up, to hund in the s.'ime to us early as poKRible, to be plnt-d on our lint. This, with onr Portland connections, will place your Farms where they will route to the notice of purchasers. t7"Cnstomers are shown the lands free of charge, m2!-tf CrXKItltATF.II Wapato Plow D. J. PORTER. Ha it ii fart II icr, . ASTOV.. uiir.i.o. It HIS I'UtW llK NO M I'KKIOK j for all chis s of work and in nil kinds of soil. ICnsv drntt and ilurnliU'. for xir mtitreK me. or eiill and Me the D. J. PORTER. ticulitrs, plow. Oastofi. I r., March '..' 17, ni-'l-D A. M. COLLINS. CONTRACTOR. BUILDER and Millwright. I will furnish doors, windows, frames, blinds, and moulding of all descriptions. llOffico aud shop iiesr Kinney's Mark mitb shop. Hillsboro.-March 31 .liiiiiiitrntrM Xofiro. N' OTICE IS HFKF.I.V fllVEN THAT the undersigned has lieen duly ap- ; pointed by the Connty Court of the State ! of Oregon for Washington Count v. Admin- ( istrator of the Estate of Willirim Itaesler, j deceased, and has duly qualified as such All ersoiis, therefore, having claims ! against snid estate, are hereby rnpiired to; present ttieni. with th proper vouchers, to me. at the 1 J vr Otlice of Thos. H. Tongue, i in Hillsltoro, Wahingtoii county. 'Oregon, within hii months from the date hereof HilNUro, Oregon, April 4. Isms. a.'..t JOHN HAM El, .tliiiIiiitralorM Notice. N OTICE IS HEUEItY tilVEX. THAT ; the undersigned has Iteeu aiiiMiiuted , I iv t lie Countv Court of the State of Oregon 1 for Washington County. Administrator of I the Estate of Joxeph W. Davis, deceased. All s-rsoiis having claims against said Estate will present the same to me, with the 1 proier vouchers, at my otlice, at Forest Grove. Oregon, within sit months from the date of this notice. Forest Grove. Or., April 11th, lss. S III till I -N, al'J .'it Administrator. A Cnrtl. IT having been reixtrted in varous place j that 1 had left the countv, I hereby take . occasion to correct said false impression, ; and would state that I never lost niv legal ! 6 1 residence in this county by any absence I o J from it, anl am now living mi my home! ' place near Middletou. i 1! T. T. VINCENT, j .. i Countv Suis-rintendeiit Si-liisils. Middletou, Or., April 1J, Ishs al.' tf , HherifT'ts Salo. Is tnk Cmcrix Corur or Tiir Stitk j or Orkm roR Tin Corxrv oe V tKiiiN'orox. Ira E. 1'urdin, Sr., Flnintio". vs. Fedder Feddersoii, an insane tiii, John Harrison, in guardian of the Estate of said Fedder Fedderson, and Itarbara Feddersoii, Defendants. VIRTl'E Ol AX EXECUTION.! ih-cree Hlul orlt r of sale, issued out of ilie nnr-ninru eiri, huh hi me hooy entitled cutis,' aiul t me directed and delivered. Is'iirint.' dtof L'7th March. . 1 ..1 . 1 I i lstS. on a judgment iu t vor of the ahove- named plaintilf, mid coiiuiiaudint; me tbere I in to makefile of the herinatter described j property, to-wit: IiiiiK. Is-iu and aitnate in tiHKuintoii i Countv. iregon. ang imiiik more narticularly dcscrilted and desijrnated as follows Heing the norihwest quarter of j section ir, fifteen, in T. ('-' two N. of H. :l three west, in the district of lands sub- ! ! ject to sale at Oregon City. Oregon, con-! i tainiii one hnndreil and sixtv acres: to ! satisfy the sniu of M). in V. H. Kold i i coin, now due mod pliiiiitift on said judR- J meiit, with interest I hereon from the '.nth day of March, !., .it the r;ite of 10 pel -j cent, per annum, and the further aum of, f :iO !."., costs of Milt, and ulso the costs and expense t,f tmi.l sle, and of this rit;i Ihiivethis April 1'Kh. IS-. made levy of i said writ, iijn the hereinlicfore descrils'd 'real property; and by virtue of Hiiid levy I aud of Hiiid writ, 1 will on iTiiesdaj, I lie Ulli day of May, I);orof the Court House, in snid countv and state, at the hour of 1 o'el-M-k i. M. of s.ild dnv. sell the I bereiuliefore descrilaed real proert, at putilic auction, to the highest bidder. lor cash in hand, to satinfy tbe hereiuls fore named sums This April 10. lHHs. it. r. conxni.U's. Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon al-f.t 1'onnil Xotlco. r HAVE ihii .lav placed in the Pound, in L the town of Forest Orove, One Hay j Mare, descrited m follows: Eight bay.with ringbone on Isrth hind feet; supposed to be j B Venn, olil If the above named animal is not claimed or redeemed bv owner on or before the Mb day of May, 18, I will sell at public auc tion, at the Found Gate, iu the town of Forest Grove, for cash in hand, to the highest bidder, the same, in accordance with Ordinance No. '17. of aaid town. Sale to be at IU o'clock A. M. of said day above named. Forest Grove, Or.. April 7. 18AA. If. Ii. CLARK. Marshal, al-3t Forest Grove, Oregon. Citation. Iw thb CofjwTT CotTBT or tub Btats or Oaaooa oa Washington Coi'ntt. In th matter of the Estate of James Dickson, Deceased. I Citation. T, ALEX. I'ATTEKKON. ELLEN' Priugle and John rrinule. her tins band, Eluea Jane J and Jims fjee, her husband, btephen MoCulloiigb, Itobert I). Nichols, Jane A. Davison, EIihIm-Mi Winn, Martha Master, Harsh M. Warmx-lt, The heirs at law of Htenhen Dickson, the heirs at law of William Dickson, heirs at liw of James Dickson, deceased, and to the un known heirs at law of sunt deceased, all of yon beititf no., -residents of this state I Vsi and each of you are hereby ciUxl and required to le and appear in the lionoradle fWnty Court of the htste of Oregon for Washington Connty, on MONDAY, the 7th day of May, 1, at the hour of 10 oYlock in the forenoon of said day, and show cause, if any vou have, why an order should not lie made directing the 'Administrator of said estate to sell all the real estate leloua injr to said estate, or so much thereof as may be uecessarr to pay the debts and claims against said estate, and the etMiseit of administration. The lands petitioned to be sold are described as follows : 1st Tract Lying and tteing iu the Count v of Washington and htate of Oregon, and deserilted and bonnded as follows i rWm niug at the quarter stake on the section line hetwven sections ft aud , iu Township one Mouth of ltange one West of the Wil lauiette Meridian i thence South ou section line HO rods; thence West 77, rods; thence North VIS rods; thence West ;'X rods; thence North i7,V rods to the center of sec lion 11; there East 100 rods to the place of Is-ginning, ooiitainina acres. I'd Tract iielng the Homestead Entry of James Dickson, situated in Washington Countv, Htate of Oregon, and designated i the 17." H. Surveys aa fjot of Hection ii, and IxH 1 of Heotion 7. all in T. 1. M., IC. 1 W of the Willamette iner containing 4'. 40-100 acres. Yon and each of yon being non-residents of this state, this citation is irablished in I'm it Imdbpriidxt, a weekly newspaper, for consecutive weeks lieit before said "ill day of May, by order of Hon. Eodolph CritiidaU. sola Judas of said (Vmrt. In Wit new wliereof, I hsve hfcrennto set t nv band and athxed the seal of snid Court, at HilUIoro, this lGth day of Mnrcli, Imhh. J. W. MOKO AN, far!..! County rieik, I m'X 7t The Draft Ktsllion, YOUNG C3-3LiEI3SrEr-i3D. I lie Draft ntnllion, ioi ko Iikknii i, h a dappled 1'iiv, IS hands Inch, mi l swih ,'.NN Nlllld. I'l KII.KKK. Sire llV M.'ljl'C Ul llcf.'s (lll ll eld; he liv John Coii, the 'ient iii uiu tier of I.iijIhihI; tlntn, l.v n .lohii iniirc; Iiii nd du I ii a Mim.'mii mule. The Jliilisli luwi UhTm; VOI NO Uour. liui'cu, Jr., is a bnndsolne blsek, with white hind fi-et, five years old. Hi1 , hands high, and weighs I,.V.i) pounds. I 1'KnioBKK. Hire, by Kobt. Hruoe; he bv Sir William Wallace; he by Dominion King; ! dam, a John mare, by imported Challenge. I Tho above-named Stallions will ntnke the I Season of 1 in Washington County, j Oregon, at the following places. Mondnvs. nt Greenville; Monday Night, nt John HeiMler's, on Gales Creek; Tuesday ' I Noon, at I'orest Grove, at the Hamilton j ! Livery Stable.; Tuesday Ni(;lif, at Fair, 'Ground. llilUhoto; Wi'JnesjH Night, at ( j lieu Audersous, Farmington ; Thursday ; i Noon, at Mr. Kent's, Scholls Ferry; Thiirs- j i dnv Night, at Geo. llornhiifkle's. Heaver I . ton; Friday Moruiug, nt Win. N. Smith's, icuur iin; rriuay .-ooii, ut I uos. ircuins , F.ast l'tains; Friday Night, at the farm of the undersigned, :i miles west of Gleuooe; Saturday Noon, at Win. liagley'n, near the Leisy School house, Teruis; Single service, $.'; The Si-ason, f 10; Insurance, fl.'i 1'ayment considered due when mares are known to be with foal. A. TONGl'F. March 1H. mSMf This Space X RESERVED pon I Jas. H. Seweli Manufacturer of DRAIN TILE IF1 A.CTOBY, Three Miles Northeast cf Hillsboro. Oregon October 4, 147 06 ly NEW ART SCHOOL "IN (iOOI) TBI TLA RS' HUILDIXG. Landscape and Flower Painting Thoroughly ''"! Hapidlv Taught by tho iiioi-t I inpioved Mi thod, PAINTS AND D RUSH IT'S I'liriilnlied for Lcnhom I'lcc. I. . I'm' . . ts.oo II. '. III. ST, m i i in Teacher, JOSEPH EMRICH, V lllllcHllle llllll III tHll BUTCHER, Forest Qrovo, Oregon. All kni.U of l ltOll MEAl'H kept ooti Htitiitly "ii h'liiil Mini huU Clieup for ChhIj. i 1 1 ( , I -it M ut ki t i'lice til f.ir Beeves, Hogs, and Mutton Sheep. I'leasa give me u roll. al'J tf LANDS FOR SALE. Acres of i.imil, tiiilo from K. It nt liilli v. mile t ruin schiNtl and miles frtiu i oleHt Orove. With hiillHe. Ii.ii ii, mid other n iirv I'm m IimiIiIiiik. This jilHi'e i thiiiiiii.'l Iv M'Mtei'eil, mill will limlii il (,''ioil '''fhiT iluin tiiliii, M illi the le.iHl cost, :' acii'i, in cull ivillloli, IiihI HI or l.'i scl'e. ."h i.nl i'Iivii, mid t lie reiiiHIn tier i-t Imipih l.iiul H.nt w ill niiikn a (toimI Imrii. Home i.J wl.ii li U Aliler Itut. This is mi iiliilute Imrwnm l f .'I ihi per acre. i!io Acres, with Saw mill Mint a Logging ti am, tiiii-e rt'Hidelii'es and three Iiniiis. 'I Ins iirnjieity is wi ll located, sn miles from K. It. I will sell the undivit'od one-third of this property for f KiOo. 8 ACIM'K WITH A TWO STOUVHOL'SK of Heven rooms, nil I ard II ii li-.li . and a burn that eot f Un, an orchard of all kinds of fruit and all of the suisll fruits. This iilure favorably located oil Main Street in I Hillsboro, and will suit n mini of meuns I 1 will .ll either half of this place the liu j provinl part for ?sno, or the unimproved j for fM.Vi, or all of it f,,r f-:t;."i, 100 ACHES OF LAN!) MILKS fiom (i.mtiin, iuul 4 tuile f i Jin S-liool: rh'i aereii of ilow hind and W acres xlushed and id .1 uml l." acres of small Fir mid H111I. There is 1111 orchard of IM ; bearing tni-i, audio watered by a Spring that never fails mid 11 well, this land lays 011 a good road, ami near school, 1'i lee, lu cash and g'xxl notes, .'T.VI. .) I)TS. WITH HOl'SE AND WELL m. Fenced and iu cultivation, I'rlce, OA ACHES, I NIMI'ICOV El), MILES Ou South of II iIIhIioio, well watered; Inys well mid uear the Creamery at Faruiingtou, and come out I 1 the road, Frioe, f 4.10. MCE. LAUGH AND WELL J nri'iiuged ltcitiili iicn, with all neces- ; sary Ouilniildiiigii, liearing Fruit Trees, and 1 Six litN, situated near the new llrick Jilock J in Ilillslioro, for ssle at $2,iM. , Ui Ac-res, 0 miles from Hillsboro, IS 1 O' ' acres of plow and 15 acres of pasture ; land; 1ioumi, bni n, and 70 living trees iu ! orchard, and iswstered bv a spring. Only 1'4 miles from hcIuhiI, and is on a good roiul, 1 'j miles from creamery; Hi.'k ' miles from i'oitland. i'nee, f l.iioo.oo. Actrs, miles from Hillslsiro, with I ) house, barii, orchard, well, whkI sheil, etc., find to acres under plow and III meadow, I'rice, f .',lNMi0. I hne other lands numerous to mention of line quality loo W. H. RUCKER, Iti'iil I '( aft' .Infill, iKEOON, niLi,sr,oi:o. i.'T tf i SQUARE POULTRY YARDS FOREST GROVE, OR. Iwon at Tin: ct n,t'Mniv rowmy Exhibition , in ssh, the following premium i HiiST rnnMit'j, HreediiiR IVn of Ilondnus (!ock and Hens 1'air of Jloudfius -Cix kerel and l'ullet. Fair of lloudans VhU and IIob, Houdso Hen--11oudaUH, lUreediiiK I'en llymiiiith Hock Cook aud Hens. Fair Jtreeding Plymouth Usk Cfxkerel and l'ul lets. I'lyiiiouth K'K'k Cockerel, lireetliiitf 1'tn White inborn Conk and Hens, Hrown let(horn fTockcrcl. FairHtom ?', White I'uhoriis ('ockerel and i lullet, Trio Silver S. Hniubiiros Cockerel and ! Fnllets, llreedinn Fen Guinea I'owls, m:oNi-iuKMirM. ) Pair Silver S. Hamhurv Cock liud Hen. I HnediiiK I'en H. I-uhorns Cockerel aud 1'ullets. 1 owned mid ruiwd everv one of my show ; birds. lid not buy or borrow, or act aa ' agent for any one lc, HtH'k!wns originally iiii.iled from the IwM v:ir.U In the East. ilVnue and sea for yourselves. .Eggs from these birds for hutching, i t . r setting) $5 isr t wo scttim.'; yii per three wttingN; aud birds for sale. HtpiiiiH Poultry Yards, I Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon . J (.10. 0. SI.HAN, rop. m tfm I FOR SALiET A iOT OF M(F,I WYANDOTTE CHICKE1TS, l, n (jnantily of liny, will bo sold Clump at the it;uii. F. CIIAI.MKUH, l'-f-tt Cornelius. For Hale A FEW QOOD WORK HOUSES and Mures, for Cuwh. from four vesrs old upward; two miles north of Hillsboro, Address ml !U LOLT MANNING, 4
