The independent., May 10, 1888, Image 2

THE INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY
...MAY 10, 188s!
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Prohibit iorist in thi county w ill
please. lear in mind that we mate no
attack, upon them in our remarks regard
ing Mr. Webb. We were placed in the
mi ft unpleasant position by hint. lie
Kft us no alternative we must publish
or refuse to do so on the instant. We
aLl that time be granted for an ex
planation, with the assurance that due
statement of facts would le. inado. lint
all t no purjiose. We were fold Mr.
Webb roll 11 not l consulted; that he
had j;one to Eastern Oregon, ami his le
tuaud would be enrriiHl out. Our de
nial wa. candid. No man can say he
was ever refused a hearing by us ou a
lair representation of facts; no. not one.
Kven when the gentleman called with
the letter, we made the same statement
t him that had been made to Mr.
Webb. The gentleman said we were
surely in error, a he had read it from
the outside of the paper in the issue of
about four weeks ago. We immediately
mined to the tile and saw our error.
Had Mr. Webb come with : direet
charge, the error would then have Ix-cn
discovered and we would willingly ami
gladly have set bim right. If Webb
thinks to bulldoze, he would letter se
lect another individual and paper from
cutid; The Independent and it
editor. Since he has tried to injure- the
editor in his own paper, we have neither
fear nor respect for him. Ami there is
u ton of dynamite hitterness behind
what we have said.
We are informed bj a private let
ter from a sheep district in Kantein
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I Iwaai thaf IhA il rs I ' ta v Avar Iklna '
a '
for tiheep men.
ilartv nQQAi'r r li ci t I -
determination to quit the business,
an sheep cannot be rained for in ut-;
, .,, . , . ihiHtorv, it tradition, its luist char-
ton alone with profit. The result of, ' 1
. ,f, .... , , ! iicler, its present aniiK aud future!
the "free wool' agitation lias de- . ;
pressed the market at from five to
ten cents per pound; the poorest
wages earned in years are now
liIrirv ni. 5.1 cliAnrcra r9 uloaoti niwl
x . l- o'i
In rinmu harA'Mnd t hfii r ti'i' ill lt inn
m
as con re vers of freights for sheen.
, . . . .. . i
men, who are now iorced to do tueir 1
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wnrtl 1I1A IfiHur uvula witn thf)
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remark: '-If apritation alone of tlie
question lias done so mucn to ie
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ires3 :our iniporuini immsirj, wuai
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iuav we uot expect when 'free wool ;
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is voted upon us? 'And yet, the
letter states '-there w no panic in
Ml i . f r ilro.f nrAA (All fvAAj luan.In.-A'
111.11 MX M MX V V.VrVXW.1 Q-W.i, HUM '
have not even the satisfaction
L now that such goods will not be .. tluriBf, the Irt!Ht twenty
even higher than now." This 'T.nr8 0,rini,v"
IlOt campaign bombast, but the; " .
truthful statement of a social
letter written to the editor f this
journal.
The ticket nominated by the
republicans of thi county AVednes -
day meets with general satisfaction.
The convention was harmonious 8o
far as we could ascertain, and those
nominated are well qualified for the!
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posiuons lowuicu tney Been eieciion. ; mg in the politics oi that Htute is j
Contests between aapirants was ; also thoroughly underBtotxl. The j
animated, yet there seems to be f latest phase of Cleveland's effort to j
very little sorenens i the pari of ; carry Oregon was deaciibcd in the,
those defeated in the struggle for New York Tribune rhii morning, j
nomination. No doubt the ticket i The following is the article:
will poll the strength of the repub- Smith M. Weed, the so-called I
i- i . ir ' , xx i i
Jican partv in the county. If it:"wizaid of Plattsburg, who wasi
does, then every candidate on the , Samuel J. Tilden's coutidential !
:n i... i..i n... x x. x- x: . - '
ov;ftrii ii w net v i . irm uiuiLru
space will not permit of a review of
the qualifications of the several
candidates individually, so, for the
present, we leave their fate in the , one of the shrewdest political agents
bands of the public, wiehiny; the , in the country, has gone to Califor
party success as in the past. nia. He had not expected to make
. j. . w. . . .- - . j this trip up to within forty-eight
Mr. Thos. II. Tongue was nominuted hours of the time when he started,
for state senator by the republican con- for he had invited some friends to
vcution, receiving 59 votes out of 75 on spend Sunday with him at his home
the first ballot. Hi name was presented
to the convention by Col. Cornelius in
a few pleasing remarks. The large vote
receivea Dy .nr. Aongue i a compumem
ti m l' . i
to his ahiUty and a just recognition of a !
capable and buay life of thirty years j
Hpcnt iti the countv and amnno; those !
who honored bim with their ballots j
yesterday.
Hon. Geo. II. William, ex-attorney :
general of the United Staes. an elis.uent
talker and for many year a respected
citizen of Oregon, will address our peo-
pie at the court house next Setnnlay ?
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mr. Will-
iutn's reputation as a debater of the first
order, assures bim the, largest audience
ever congregated in Hillsla.ro to listen to
the word of an exponent of rejiublican
statesmanship
Ihe Herald teports that a w
York life insurance company refused I
to write policy of 5t),0(XI on Pres -
ident Cleveland-, life That paper
did not state it the policy wa want -
Ail nn hia nffiein.1 life
ea on niM oiiumi ine.
The democratic iartv of this .s.nntv
,. . , , ' . . , ..I
nominated it ticket hist Nat urdav. winch
appears in thi issue. The ticket is a
fairly good one and will doubtless jh.1I
the entire strength of that party in the
county.
The Salem Stateina is anions our
i i l i i '
most valued exchanges, and we do e. i
riously doubt the statement of 'cbb
to the effect that Ht had to take it all
back in next issue." Vc read no such
retraction. How is this, Hendricks?
Elder Webb, stand up! Did you -go
broke" at Gaston, and amble a lu tramp
to Forest Grove? In future beware of
tbe VVapato tiger.
II KK MA XX OK OKA HI X.
It will not be asserted by any
candid person that Mr. Hermann
has not been an active and fairly
successful representative in con
gress. It would be useless to deny
that he has labored with great
assiduity, or that he haa accom
plished about nil that could fairly
be expected of a representative.
During his two terms he has fami
liarized himself with the duties and
learned the opportunities of a mem
ber of congress, and now he is
better equipped for rendering
vice to- his state than any new
member could be.
No candid person would expect
of Mr. f.c.irin better or more effi
cient service for the state than he
would expect of Mr. Hermann. On :
the contrary, it is known that a new j
man is always at home dibad van-;
tage. The story of the boy who,
though a bright fellow, couldn't j
atmly his. lesson till he "got the j
hang of tho new m hoolhouse," ;
faiily illustrates many things that ;
reach leyond ihe period of boyhood, j
The lousiness house that takes n ;
youug mini mu wnirc '
traius him up in it, doesn't dismiss
him as soon as he begius to Iks effi
cient, just for the sake of going
through the same process of teach
ing another.
Looking, then, to the service of
the state, there is no reason why
Mr. (iearin -should be preferred to
Mr. Hermann, but on the contrary,
there is reason why Mr. Hermann
I should lc preferred to Mi. (iearin.
'There remains the political side, the J
party aspect of the case. If Ore-:
Ron ih a
democratic tnte, if a ma-j
i.-v- .if l.(,e ia.1a H'lbh notmntt
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the stalo t tlie Miiiixut tI Hie uetu-
nt'iatie party, with itn pulirv, it
purposH, lueu.iu ihiuish, .'ir.urnrmj
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otherwise, Mcr-
will be elected.
111:111 will be nent to coujneH. aaiii.
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J lir; adiuiniistration at W aslauprton 1
. ;
tolS 1
forctuef the political issue 111
:,,ivoua in I liiiYrlk I lAliia nil rti.
. "
publican can vote for a democrat
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llOllllI 111 unu o.
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Un tlna muita iaii 1 ,1 ia nu ora
called;.
&
'upon to elect the representative in
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t iAniviua aiol a moini-ilr m ihA lAma
t rt,.fiutt a,l mami. li- i. iUa Amu.
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xilature. In order to do it they have
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only to come out and vote, and thia,
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since the aauiinisbatiou has cual-
.
Ir. noil tlieni it l their ilutv to do.
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iliA tnuil nt n.iiiii'.liiMiiv tbi-riiinlioiit
t l " pn 'im i Ml l .1 .
'O:iw.no l,;l.x. it l.n. lanifi!!- I he lull luis j;ont to t he MIlKte,
STILL
IIM.Vr.S" Of!K'(ti.
Following; is the latent from t J rover
i iMa.aIa..i .1 :
i icicinmi in o ucni.TT ,w oinj
! Oregon, in which he is simply hop -
1 ins: against hope:
U'ashixotox. 3 fay 0 That the
! president ia exceed iujjly anxious to
j carrv Oregon in the June election ii
well knowu. and that he i interfer-
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ni-rui in iui i.cutil nil lull OI inn., u V i
which the sage of Gra mercy park
i
nnd Greystoue sought to purchase !
his election, aud who is known as J
in Plattsburg. Since Weed's de
parture for the Pacific coast it has
conie out that the administration is i
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mating uosperaie eiiorts 10 carry
Oregon, in ordei to secure the con-
trol of the Tutted States senate, and
the hint is thrown out that this is i
the object of Weed's visit to U1( i
. coast.
The election of numbers of Ihe
legislature will take place in Oregon ,
tilft xVe nf tl.A iu.inl.line r.f tht i
,mtionnl convention, mid the ad-
ministration is said to have.
cou
reived the idea of carniii" Oregon
to make the St. Louis i?alheiinr ,
" O
enthusiastic, and depress thi
tt 0f ,
Chicago. Among the methods of :
the democrats to carry the sl;tte is
the promotion of the piohibitiou .
movement. There i a full
eon-
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gresxinnnl nnd legislative ticket m ;
tue ruM. St. John, of Kansas hs
t.n n,. ft,,d ,nL;
. 8tr0IJg ettmt to n Urfiff ...ohf.
bUiou yote iu on,t. t), ,,fcftat tbe
, republicans, against whom he has
I. .
Iecn riincoroii ever nince the ex-
posnre of hi inoceediii-'s in JfjgJ
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Ihe democrats hold the state
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a.iUiiuistration in uregou, and are i
makiug every elVort from statu and !
uatiouat oflicei to carrv the dav. !
The republicans of the state are alive i
to the situation, however, and ,b, not
propose to lei it democratic
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ll'-ll. iiiiiii-- .i..lllla. uo-iictiw!! 4 .
la rue and intclliuvnt andieuce t the i
.ourt h..ne la M.,,d,y eveiii.,,. Mr. " ! pruairiutiHl S of .!d1?oue!
Mallory is mi able debater and presented j We hope Klder J. W. Webb will ! telveoufh,' day'f ZSiut in
the republican sid.' of the tjriff ipies-j be enabled to attend the convention tereat on deferred payments at the rat of
lion ui a lori-u.ie una pleasing manner.
He is thoroughly conversant with hi
subject and was listened lo with rapt j
attention. 1
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The interstate commerce commie-
U9n n laieiy uau unuer iutwukb- ;
tion complaints made by boards of
, J . , , ,. t
trade and other commercial bodies
regarding the prevalence of under-
billing a an evil iu the railroad t
freight transportation business,
Underbilliog is a device by which
the shipper pays freight upon a less
quantity than is actually carried,
which is tatamount to paying a
rate on the gross quantity, anil it
is made a form of discrimination, a
less rate being charged some shippers
than is charged others for a like
service. The commission after an
examination of the matter has come
to the conclusion that the cotnplaiuts
made by the commercial bodies are
substantiated. It finds that while
special contracts, rebates and draw-
backs have been comparatively un-;
Lnown, the device of underfilling
na8 become quite prevalent. Shipper I
are beld to lw mainly responsible;
for the "existence of this abuse,
though the commission censures the j
rRrrieia for their failure to insist!
pon actual knowledge of the weights !
u 4.mBeiA ( ,.avioafl Hhipmenls. '
As a result of its investigation the;
commission announces its concur-:
re nee with the request from the
various commercial bodies for an
amendment of the law iaapoeiog a
penalty upon shippers who by false
billing, false classification, false
weighing or false report of weight
or other device obtain tranjortation
for their property at less than the
regular rates.
Hepreaentative Ilermanu has re
ceived au invitation from the chair
man of the prohibition state central
coin iu it tee of Oregon, asking him to
I an tt k ait a.fetn 1 Zkl 1(1 k A iM-,(km an Xfatle j
iiit' i'iae wave v m " .i iiivi .
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prohibition candidate for coiiieas. ;
f If Arntatin rilt r a I e 4 Vt m
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letter, hhviui; tliat if the invitation!
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wa intended a- au act of ecu r tent
simply, he appreciated the spirit in;
S
which it was sent ; but if it was in
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icnueii to iiuiuce 11101 10 aoanuon
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IllH prolessionai UUtietl, leaving luePeniy or mm.w. hid Kraa keep fronh
. 1 and ormsn all M.nioii Ktoa-k will la l.w.U.I
interests 01 me state entirely unren -
i
resented upon the lloor of the house
, 1
of representatives, he can only
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a v rviaua .t.t. ,.m An I tlior biiaIi An
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i inviltmn dliittilrf rnmn frim Inn
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headquarter of a partv pretending
( ... o
I 1
; to Have tlie welfare of the state
,
i at nean. iuuv lor nermann.
' Twntm-ritt.
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The hou..-of con I,:, ,1 the
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i river and harbor bill bv j v..t of 161 to
- r '" oiu u jioic oi iui 10
; au,,it U Sieved the committee on .-om-
men e will tale up it i-oiiM.dVr.it ion im -
, in.sliU-lv. un.l have it tmnlil no ,P
. ..
iiiiiileratloii iii the senate a mhh a
tMNoiMe. There is
a determination to,T
s,;r,J thi bill to the president, so that if
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: ue eins u wore un many oi me uu-
1 prnveuient can be begun thi minnuer.
j It i IteJieved that the senate eouiinittce
, will increase muiic of the appropriation
! (vr the l'aeitie t. Scuatr Doli.l.
1 ;,M(1 Mitchell l.roiHme to increase the an -
j propriatioii tor Yaiiuina ha v. mouth of
I1 1 1
thet 'oluuil.m river, l.a.-k at the Cascades,
The Dalle, Coos bay and other jaunts in I
Oregon, ft i thought the M-nate will
ii, rt!.-, the hill slx.ut tl.r.i- or tour
,ir,i,, ,oll;ir. ,
, !
5lenilers of the church upon
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nhl?h U h h.m
drop the title of ' elder while:
! engaged in the pieatinallf work i
r
1
Hon. John M. Gearin, democratic
candidate for congress, has Wen
telling the people of Eastern Ore
gon what he knows or does not know
about wool and the tariff. Hon.
Binger Hermann, member of con
gress, and republican nominee for
re-election, is working bard in
Washington City for a large appro
priation in the river and harbor bill
for the locks at the Cascades and for !
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lue DlP nuroan aoove ine uanes. j
Mr G' talk nir sound very;
loqnnt but Mr. Hermann's,
ions are lar more suitaoie to tne
wishes of our people. 77i-
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Acccrding to the Jloseburg I'lain-
t'''r. lougls county is the land;
nt enchantment.
Immigrants
wonI )Ur come to Washington;
county, where there is some reality. ;
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Away witu your enchanted land of;
SrTnh and chaparral.
Cannds. according lo Urn latest j
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u.:i,,,",i iiw "iiiiiii iwcuiy-ii ve yenrsipu
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IxX.lV-'ll C- 4 X . . I
OHt tiute-l .state one out of ,
vrry four of its uative lrn i-opu-:
latiou and three out of five of its m-
j sisted ..u.oigranU, and has .,., for &T!d "af tV
, r.ilroai1, ioo,m.M) iu a vain lTZyZ!IS
' t to settle up ,t region th.it would i trati...f aaid s.ttei; anid real estate is
t - - i i - i . ' deaerihed a followa. t.-wtt: AU l inland
I"' a formidable rival to our N nrl It- : iimr in the County of Waohioutou and
west wheat ..rowing lbhl and peo- i !Stat.,,,'1 i.rtiidarly
!.i t . . r?!1 Kd .nl L,H'n,o"'l.rH fuI 0.! - , .
IIe- auada scs'rns ai.ue vutiou to' l I raet ltem the Ilomestend Kntry of
.. - .,... x ... . Jawa Dickson, situated in countv and
l,,e nneii .-iata, ana yer ny tuii-
S the annexation of her -opt -
" our lspulatioh is proi-eeding so j
apidly every year that by the time j
Cad.i Wgiiis to think favorably of
.annexation, abe will 1k in the ion-
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diliou i f a foieign xsr house ask-
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met iean ''
lu lllliaOJI foil. I IIV
I'nion. Kr.
in the rjiat, so lie ,4miy measure
his "mind agaiust the great minds
of those abroad," as he expressed
bimself in this ottiee.
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MARRIKV.
MoCOY WATTS. At the residmoepf W.
H Bl(,ck in Hiilsboro, May a. Inns, John
cCoy to Mi Irvine I Watts,
Washington county, Kev. W. H. Mack
flloiatiw.
!
m I
coxnkt.Ix.-in Portland. Monday
mien.
timm-
injj. May 7, lhSS, Me. Helen Council,
Ktl about S.i year, of coiisaiBption.
The deeeaed was a sister to Mr W. E.
Thorn, of llilltlioro. itnd a relative of tb
Connell families in this connty. She lanves
a large circle of -relatives and friend iu
Washington county and Portland to mourn
her early death.
KICHAJ.DSON. Near Tic;ardvilb. May 7,
ISHS, Holouion Kichurdson, aged 73 year.
Mr. Richardson was among th early
pioneers to this county, where ha reared a
large and intelligent family. Many fronds
sympathize with the members of tha fatoiily
in their loss.
Absolutely Pure.
Ibi powder never varies. A uinrvel of
purity, nt renzih and wholenonu-n. itore
ecouomionl than the ordinary kind, and
cannot be Mold in competition witn tn mm- j
titude of low tent, ahort weicht alum or j
phosphate powder. Sold only i ean.
IUlTl. V.AKINO FOWUKB Co.
nlO-tt VVi Wall St N. Y.
XKW TO-AY.
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Cheap lnMtiirns.
My pasture on Wapnto bake i now rmdy
for stock. It consist of ls hundred acre
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, m-uiri. rniioaiiu, biuimv suppueu
with fresh muuino water nil Hummer nh
w" " ,"""",, er uu aummer, un
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i after ever iIhv. will Iu, u.lf.l nn, i.mr
will be taken to prevent accident nnd di
easn, but no respouaibility will he auiued
for such eae. Stoek know a to U. di-HHtd
or breachy will not be received, and reron i
lnowinfly putting diseased or infts-ted
I " " " urm rt-.i-ii,ii,i.)
, ioruauia;r tuu none 10 otnt-r stork.
TI.,..tu .
ti:i;ms :
For HoBti Any jiertod le tb.-ui two !
months, wtentj-fiTt- rents n month, aud no ,
charff for les thnn one month Two
uiontl and le-ntba.. th,e month. seventy-
nvM .... m lin.nlli 'II. ....... 1 1. .....I
nv cent a month. Three mouth and
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: over, aity t-vnti. a moiitii. .Mare ainl siirk-
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! ctw- Xo rh.,r of th.... fifty;
; cent, nnd for i.nv peiiod Ut than three'
I "onths.t.ltve ni ., .o,,:h. ll...e Months,
I Him over, mnv iini n imiutii.
nit 0-."t
J. ti ASTON.
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j 1 51. liltSoX, M. .
i
i Physician, Surgeon and AcCOBCUi,
Hkatkrvom, - - Ott.s
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; IJ,Hia,c' - H.m
l'.i.St
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inM .'hu
POLITICAL SPEAKING.
HOIST.
p H. Willi
Will addie' thi C.ti-ns .f Wa .hinston J
Count,'. Oretfou, at the Curt lioue, mi
Hillahoro, on
SATURDAY. MAY 12, 1888,
It 2t30 P. M.
ON THK-
ni:; l.. of
Day !
rUllllbdl IddllCb Ihe
A ooidial invitation is extended to nil.
W. N. HAUUK i r. Chainran,
County Central-Committee.
llillslstro, May 7. IK..
n'.
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AdminlMtralor'M Snl.
wOTICE is herthv civen that in n?
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auntice of an order ami deene of the:
County Court of the Ktate of t retfon fort
WaahiuKton fViiiuiy. made and etiff-nd nt u T
reenlar term thereof, tiwil: on the ih dav
of Mnv. less, in the matter of th F.shite of
7
Mie rtiu tk.il. to the hiifbest liiilJer. at tha
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OHir. lll'U-W UI. Illll'.'"'!". T.ininifix)0
cvionty. .'itate of Oregon, uu
IHATl'lilMV Jl K IU, IKSH,
hi air .fores.tid. nnd drsin.ited in the I', h.
"1 ?"7f fLi,uv?yti
Willamette meridian. c.u,-.iniii!j . 40-100
,UJdMj rnct-B. ;tiniiin. nt the quarter sink
" '' ,w7f" tiVUtT
mtuidian: runuinif them e s.uth on section
Iin SO riisj thence west 771- nsl.: thence
Ilortu i- rods: thei.ee west 2i r.sis-
ence arth f1 rial t.t thw c. nter nf sec- j
tiMi U: thene east IliO rod to the (.lace of j
becinuuut. containing oi', ; acres.
10 nercnt. per auniuu; deferred lmvment
to aecarrd by a inorivriie ujs,n the
premise All oonveyiuiceM to 1m ;,t pur
chaser's aspens.
pkteu noscow.
Administrator of tha Katatsof James
piakjfcjii, Lsceaed. tulO-ftt
Notice for Pnblimtion.
Lixr Orru k at Uhewn Otv, Oskoos, I
Ann I utn. lsss. .
VOI'ICK IS HEHKKY GIVES. THAT
X ' tli following-mimed settler has filed j
iiisxk-t- u, 111 uuc-uiion wj n.nfcft uiifli
in sapiiort of his claim, nnd that said proof
will Ins matle before the County Jude or
Clerk of Wnshiiuitou CountT. Oregon,
nt Hiilsboro. Or. con. ou 'l CKSllAY.
l : . :x i js i 1 1
Jane lUh.lsnM.Ti2: Ueore W. Morgan,;
Homestead Entry No. 4'.U."i,.Xor the N E- 1i j
OX ' TT-tJ. x ,, I . m .... J .
lie names the following witnesses to Drove
his continuous residence uxn. and cultiva
tion of. auid land, viz: John ('. Miller, J.
I). lAiltii, J. Iftftia, and George Helliere, all
of tileneo, Washiiion tVmnty, Oregon.
n..-Vt W T lil'KNEY, Itegister.
Xoth'o for rublicntion.
liAsnOi rii k at Oaaoow Cmr, Obcoom,
Ari Jf7tb, lsss. (
"VOTirK IS IIEUEItV OIVEN THAT
i the fllowiiu;-unnied wttler hs tiled
notice of hi intention to ni.ike tlunl proof
in KiiMrt 01 ii claim. Hint Unit unid rool
will le uinilo Im fore the tJouuty Jndife or
tlrrk of fisliiHlou fount v. Oregon. Kt
Hitisi-.ro.u.. 11, on kuidav, June r.M,
1 w, vh: y . 11. v nils, lrre-eiiii4iou l. r
No. for the X. E. of N. l!. 4 of K-c.
r.'. T. 2 N., It. W.
lie nrxnien the following witnexwea to
prove hi eontinnon residence upon, and
i cultivation of. nnid Inud, via: H.irouel
! Sipp, Allert t)tt, John Davm. nil of Gleneoe
J . J.. and la.ine tiales. of MountamUnle
I'oatoflW, Wnsliinajton t'ounly. Oregon.
niV.-4-.i V. T. itritKEV, lieister.
otlre lor I'll hi lent ion.
I.AJtO f)flltr AT OUKttON C'lTV. f BKtKX, (
April 'j:th. 1 m.
OTICE IS HKUtlh GIVEN. THAT
1 the following named aettler haa filel
notico of hi intent ion to make final proof
iu support of hi cluiiu, and that aaid proof
will t mnde before th CoantT Jode or
Clerk of WaMhintun County. Oregon, at
lli!l.stMri, Oniini, on Tt'ESUAY, June
11 b. I, viy: John T. Fletcher, Hoiue
stcsd Entry ti.'l. for Lot Xo. 1, Sec
11. T. 1 N., K. 4 W.
He n:iiae. the follwiiii( witnctwen to prove
hii eoutiuuourt reHidenee upon, and cultiva
tion of, H1..1 l.tud.vi: S VV. Her, Sr.,
J. F. Lntt'itrtv, C. liinea, nnd Jame Mo
lvrfln, ell of tinier Creek Foatofliee, Ws-h-inton
Count , 4ret;oii.
. m:M;t W. T. 1SFUXEY. lU.iter.
Xolice for I'nbllrntloii.
Ijind trni r. xr OukooM Citv, Oukoon, I ,
March Hint. !
; VOTICK IS HKKKltV OIVEN. THAT;
; 11 the followiuK U.tmed Hettler h:is tiled '
t notice of liw intention to make tiiml proof
1 iu anpiiort of hi claim, and tb:it e.id prt.i
; will le made lefore the Count Jiulje or j
j Clerk of Wiiahintjtoii Countv, Ort-ijiiii, nt
HUlHboro, )r-i;oii. ou ill M). , Mn iS.
1 nas, viz: Abner F'ranie. lloinectead Etittv
! Xo. C.'4il. for ihe N. v. of n,M .; i- Hll j
j H f N. w. '4 of Se.-. 1. T. X. it. 4
1 ,. ..... . . .... .
lite .L..1M ft... f 1 kl 1,-hUr WllllAdJAd ...
1 prove In font iiiuou-i reut-uce ukii. and
ciuiivuiiou 01, nia mini, viz: r. n. iwaru,
ix . ,,- . m- . ,t . a 1
O. I. Ilolhster, A. Mead, end ( buries
Fierce, all of tint nville I. !., Waihintou
t.Wmutv, Oregon.
a5-t W. T. HI KNKY, Feuist.r.
For HnU
IFW JXI V()IK hoksks;
, a UI,wnrJ- two m Us Urth of 111 Ulmn,.
Aanrt
ml :tt i.ori MAXMMi.
DAVIES'
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
' " n " " ...
S W. COKXKIt
rir-t anil Taylor St reel.
I'OUI LA XI. f.7.(. V
Artistic Work a Specialty.
ImU. 4 rayon nnd Mater 'tr- Kt ri
fuvst rrasaaablr ralrs.
'.;
.
Tualatin Hotel
Main Street, ls-t '.M ami :!
Hiilsboro. - - Oregon. oiici: is iu:ui-:ijy nvi-:, that
' i l the lili.ii rai-ueil has l-eu pMinli il
Ruttrrriuro D..n.;ai, 'v the C-ouniv Conn of the S:de of Orecm.
. WAUbtNtn. rroprieior. f r Wnshinnton troimty. tdminislritor of
the Katat of Joseph W. Ihiti, deceased.
- n M-rxoiis having clsims Ri(inst srtid '
1'sliite wilt hc-i iii iho Hiin.eto me. with the
rpilK TtM.K WII.I. OdXSTAXTI.Y l K sl'I. I pror vouchi-r. at my ottlec. lit I'm est
1 iilli-il wl'li llii- brut tUriurVl urt 'r.t. mill , (irove, Oregon, within six moiitlis Jr. . nt 111
bi vlus nr xt.rnr will l.c ;." t In strt vtm; tor ' d.ite of this notice,
tin- io..it..rt .if (uhk Fold drove. Or.. April 11th. 1-.
S HIGllKS.
Kieellent AcciuiiiinidiiMoHs mid ripulnr
I'rire !
LARGE SAMPLE ROOM
For the Aeeoiiiiiiod itioti of
Commercial Travolers.
I
' j
lJllE COACH!
To iind from the House
tol tf
FREE MASON.
i
"Mil. THKKi:-YKAIt-Obl CLYDKS-
d;d llt. nrotwrtv of W. Chalnier.
Sr.. Coruclia, First l'rie Colt at tho State t
and County Fair of 17. will stand the
Heason at my Farm, 5 tuih-a north of Cor- '
nelius, at tl.'i iiiHiirance
Frew Mason was ot l.v Mrrrv Mason
IJttf, iu Sc.ltish Clvded.de htnd l!.s.k:
. , , . ,..n. ii... i..
daot Horn. h Mnrcns; Rr. ndda m t h.ra.
Itrntits; rcnt Uraii.iaai.i by kmijtrant. the
troll in.' hors.
trottiti'' horn,'
w.cnbMKits,s
Cornelin. March 22. IMS. m22-lm
i l4Vli Cohwim.
UiTKar I. WooaTva.
-
Meat Market!!'
CORWIN & WOOSTER, Props
-,
Main Street, - IIIL.L.SBORO j
1
j
Choice Beef,
Mutton, Veal
And Pork!
KejS constantly on hand.
lligkest market price paid
Beeves, Msttoit, Veal and Heirs.
far
Fair Dcaliiig: to All !
Slit infect ion Uaarsiiteed
Please Clve us a Trial
Sept. 8, 187.
ORGAN XDAnNARD
REAL ESTATE
AMD
m
Fire Insurance Agents,
(tlppoolte Tualutlti Hotel ,
IIIL.I3I30F10.
Have fti Gale:
City Property. Farms, aud
Business Opportunities.
Houses to Rcnta
1
'
j List of Lands can be seen at our
Office and at the Board of Immi
gration Rooms at Portland.
We ate preimriuu a list for dixtrihution iu
. , .
the Lasirn SUte, aud alon the route-.
If would lie eil for itll lu are deirou
of dpfc in(; t f til
ueir FiuiiiH. or tliiditi3
111. in up. I.t Imiul in til.- s-'iiu- to 111 ! 1 iiitv
a1. jv.Hitiie, to tr .iu:d ou our list, 'this,
with our Foitlnnd eoiineeticiiH, ui.l place
your Faiin-i uher thtv will come t the
notice of purchawr.
"fwtoinew are hown the 1tn.U free
of charge. uiJJ tf
4'fr:i,F.lt!CATr.l
D. J. PORTER.
Iniiira'liirr,
j IHTilV
; 'pais
! 1 f'i
ruiw ti ts si i:i:hh
f .lit fcl.i-.-1 .1 km L .t'ul Ml Mil kllldl
Of Soil
i:isi .l-.ili ui. I '.uiHble. t or par
,. , , . . , ,. ,...1 ., 1 , i.
Iteul.tl toti.'ir"!' I..t. il c?tl :liU -4'e I lir
; , . . '
lcul
jlo
D. J. PORTtJU.
tiiL't-j)
(taitoii. Or., iisic-h lf7.
...
Afm lairt
s'f7a tfULLI go.
CONTRACTOR. BUILDER
Millwright.
and
1 will furniili doors, wij..1.hv., (i.ui.i-s.
bluitl mill iiioiililiiiL' i of all di-seriotions.
l"iTOftiri' and shop, lie.ij f'r iney' i blur's
niitli Khop.
RillsUiro. March "1
.duiiiiitrntorw otire.
V'trrici: is iu:i;i:nv iivi: that ,
it the underii'iied lm Is-t-n ilnlv up- ;
I s.inted by the t oiii.ty oiirt of the Htte
of Oregon for Wailiiuutun 4.itiit, Adiinu-1
j istrator of the titate of William ISaester.
dreeiiMed, ami tin drily iju.-il.tieil as him-Ii I
l All isrons. therefore. havi.u' rlsim
i nxF.-ii.iHt said eslnte. urc ln ri l-v reoiiireil to
.h.Oi.nl lli.ia.i ,-i.lk 1 It. iipi.thil V.ii.i.liHrj til
t M cm ill in, in, wi.,1 ." I" ...... ... " j
me. nt the Iiw Oilice of Ttust. II. Tonoue.
'in Hiilsboro, iiKhinctoii routit v. ' hei;on, '
within nix months from the dne hercol.
11 illslM.ro, In t.""1. April . lsss.
ii.V.it .JOHN HVMFi,.
A d iii I ii Nt I'Ji I r i I .
alll .'it lii)iiuslifitoi .
A Card.
T havin-; h.-eii reiKirted in varou place
that I had left the countv, I herehy tike
I occasion to correct said false impression,!
t aud Would latnth;lt I never lost my loual i
ruai.lA-.p in lliiix nihiinlv I.v niiir nl.x.iu. !
iiiiiii 11, mill (ill. now niiif on hit iioiiiv
place near Middleton.
fJounty Suierintendent School.
Middleton. t r., Auril l . 1sk u
... i . . . .... I
Shcri fT'w Sail.
! Is tub CiKii ir Cot tr o- mit H'i'j
j or OatooN inn niu Couli .o -I
WASiiisoros. '
i Ira i: l'urdiii. Sr., I'l.tiutitt.
Fedder l-Vddersoti, nn insatie person,
rloht. llsriis-in, i s (.-r.M .It ui of tlie
KHlnte of sviid l'i!ili r I'lihl- r. ,11,
nnd i;.irl ii ii Ft Ulcisiii. I Icfi-iid.-inls.
IV
vim i f of an i:i:ci TION.
dccret sii.l order of ,!e, itsiind (Hit of ,
'.' rrr V, . Vi .
,ut 'v. -',i,.. d ". ' iM"1 " !
entitle.! can e.n-l t- nn directed
j d dHi , ,M,,.ri.., j,,,,. , ..;, M.iivh,
ji.don,,,,, ,u favor -f Ihe alsive-
. . " . .. . . . . .
1
lid rued plaint))!', and d Iiiiinuioiii;' me there-
i in to i.il:e snle of the hoi ins Iter denerils-.l '
.rierty. to-i: Iaiiii;. Is inot mul sitii.itt
, in Washington County, Oregon, nnd Imui. j
more art iculnrU' deaerilH-d aud dei(rnattst ;
a followa lleinu thn northwest quarter of J
; aeetion !' fifteen, iu T. i i'i two N. of 11.
' i.l) three eKt, in the d stti t of lands siih- :
jeet to sale at Or.-i.oii Cil v, Orr n, con-i
- taiiiiuK one hundred and Kitty acres; to ,
satisfy thn sum of ls in I'. S. (.s.Id i
. coin, now diii- snid ilnuitilT ou said judp- i
j nient, wi'.h int.-ri st thereon fiointlu- -.iKh ',
! day of M.'.rch, !. nt the r..te of F s-r ;
cent. s-r aiuiiuu, and the further sum of
' if'.'M O.'i, costs of miit. end also the risits and j
eiwes s or sai l !,, un.l of tins writ:
Usve tin April loth, I as, n.tnic levv or
aaid writ, a j .on the lnrtuilsf.ii- decrils-d
re nl nr. nwrlir hiiiI Iiv virtue of s;nil lew
Ailil nl' H.-H.1 n-f-i. I xx ill .iii
Tnesduy. Ihe l.',tli day of Ma), I , j
i
At the South .M,rof the Coiirl 11. .use. in I
It ill-l.r... i.i ,,ii, ciH'iity and st-ite, rt the
hoi. i of 1 lii.-k r. M. ot S lid d ll , seil the j
hereudjto-e deM-tiU-d lcul iMsrtt, al
pnhlie auction, to the highest ImMer, for;
cash in hand, to s-ni-fv Hie herei.itfre ;
named annis i
1 hi April 10, lss.
It. I. COUNT'.!. II S,
Ntoo irt" of Wa-iliin-tou I Vittnt v, r-((oii
I r ,m
INiiind olic.
j W. IIAVI. thi d-iv Inecd in the 1'ound, iu j
1 the town of t-'orest drove. One I lay i
' Mare, d.cnhd as follows: I.ilit huv.witii
j riuvlsne on Inith hind feet; Hii,Me-d to 1st ,
j ,'t year old. j
If the atwrp named animal is not elriiuied
, or redeemed bv o-ner ou or liefore the IVth I
; day of Jtay, 1, J will sell at iablio aae-
t tion, at the l'ouud tiate, iu the town of !
rorest urova, lor cash in hand, to ilia!
biRhest t.idder, the antue, in accordance
with Ordinancs No. i'7. of aaid town- Ntile
to bs st 10 o'clock A. M. of said day shove
nsnisd.
forest Grove, Or., April 7. 1HSS.
H. 11. CLARK, Marshal.
al9-8t Forest Orova, Oregon .
Wapaio Plow!
NEW ART SCHOOL
m
J;001) TI-Ml'LVKS' BUILDING.
Landscape and Flower Painting
Thoroughly nnd Itnpidlv Tituht l.y th
moMt Improved Method.
PAINTS AND BRUSHES
Furnished for I.ei4oim Freo,
ti l4'MMon for . ft 5.00
II. V. It I .ST.
Rl'J lm
. Teacher.
Xotlrc,
'pill: FuMie in herehy notilled that 1 hlie
1 k'iven mv huii, J niiie VVilli.iiud, nl'ihI
I'.i yeitiit. hi minority, fiml nmke 110 elfiiiiiN
u;oii hi 111 for In4 ;criuii, unit hIihII lie '
r -(..iml.lii for 110 li 1.1s eoitrieted ly him
frHii thii date.
littd Oreeuville, Or., April 1. I
ftlL'.'.t K. WJMJaMN. !
AflinlnlajtrrtCor'N) olle.
j ... . .
1 rrJin nndei signed has liern by the C ounty
j rjur of hhUiu!tnu County. reon.
dny nppointed Adiulnintrntor of the llntu
"f Carl EicIm iiow, deeened.
All iter.!!!
luivii.ij rl.tiuit Kiiiiit Mil. I Estate, me
hereby Ikotitied to preMrllt hlU to me, Willi
111-ope'r voucher, nt my residence Mouth of
IllUboro. or at the law ottlce of H. It.
Hiixtou, in HilUboro, within nix month
from thia dat.
IhU May Ut,
tnU-ot JfMfa AHI1A1I .
fjoet, Hlraj-ed or Htolen
IKOM the und rnilied, lit ('ollieliiui, ;
Washington JiUiit v, tr., One Cream-
colored or ltiickMkin" Foiiv, 4 yi old.
J-It mv prniiiw last 1 rul'iy iiiht. in
branded ou lefi hip with Indian moon, dim
outline of triauirnlar form on iibt ulioulder.
Suitable reward will be pnid for return of
the holtie to Hie.
4. It Ml I.I.Kit.
amy :t, m:i lm
The Draft Stallion, VOL Ml
O-LEZSTEX-iID.
'I lie lr aft Stallion. Vol o til i.i.i :i, i-t
.1 tl ippled bay, I li'in.tH l.iru, un.l ivi i.i
..'""J nimJ'.
Fi:oioi:k. Sire by Ma jor Itrtuv's tilen
Hl'.sO. 1 el.i; ho bv John Copji. do. uieatpuu viu
: iii-r of FiiIhimI; daiu, by a Johu in. un:
ruud d .ui i Moit:in niari'.
The blij-linh Coiuh Jloise, VOI Ml
ROBT. BRUCE.
Hour. Hut i r. Jit., is a liiindouit Muck,
; Villi uhit hltul f.'et, five tear old, i',
' Land hiK'h, and wt-i'hs l,.ri'j pound.
IVoioar.K.-Sire, b Uol.t. Iliuco; ln Ly
Sir William WuIIhcd; Ii by Doiuiniou hini
ilsm, !i Jolm luiUe, b llilorttd I ll.lili'llk-n.
The nlnikti-iiNlued StMllioii ill niake the
Season of ls hi Witshiiiktou County,
; Oregon, Ml the f illowiliK plies:
Moiuhi,. ut OieeiMill..; Moudiiy Nilit.
M John I lender s. ..ti 4a1es reek: I ueidiiv
NiMtu, ui toi-l (iiovf, ut tli.- HuutiKou
Livery StaU 'Itiesdny Nii.ht, at Fuir
Oio.Hi.N. lhlMa.ro: edne,dy Ninht, at
U-n Ai.Jera.rti a, r i.r.i.u.eton : I hursdiiy
-'M"vrl. .iIr-'V-1 "l'xh,,.1U terryj Ihur-
. i ' Tf . Zi V . '
t..n. rri.luv Mnrtni.iT. it Win Ktiii.li u
Cedar. Mill; Friday NiHiu,itt Thos. (rtchuis.
Khm I'hiiii; rrid.-i Niirht, ut the farm of
the uiuierned. il miles cM of Uleiiciw;
Siiliirduv N.-.n. et Win. Faylev's. near the
Ixeisv S-l...lhonsr. "
Term: Hillt ertice, a.J I he Scusou,
V'UT.'consKh-rHd .I...- wl.-ti ioiis sr..
known to be vi ith ((.!.
.... ... - .... ........
I i IMil K.
ni-".l tt
March '.., Is.
This Space
RESERVED
pon-
Jas. H. Sewell
Matiufttctui'or of
DRAIN TILE
THfOO
MIIob Northeust cf
Hiilsboro, Oregon.
October 4, 18)7.
o6-ly
Prohibition
CONVENTION!
TI10 I'rnlnliitioiiiit oi' ii JiiiifjlKii
r'ounty, will meet in Convention at Hki
Court IIouhc, in IJillsl(Ui), Oit'on, for
tlie jiurHv' v iinii.inal ino u Cougty
Ti kct unl for ir:tnK tlu aurli other
luine. iin nmv m'ciu needful, on
Hiittinliiv,
IH
If, I HNS,
At 111 o'rlnc'K A.
The ,ie(ii,il will lm
eiicHent:itirn iu 1o)1.m , :
lleiverd mi .
I i' t'ic k .
M.
i iililli l
to
I
'i
l
;!
;i
11
1 ( !i.!ur.:liii
Cl.li.Mi,
I .try
I'.I t Jilltte ...... .
I'J :. Creek . . .-,
HllM.oi.. , , -
Soutli Tuahitii) ... -
Wapnto v
Washington . , ,
West Unite . , . .
I 'ore-1 t'rove ,
Told I . ,r.;j
lly orjur i f tlie WssliinotoM C.iiinly
(Vntrul Cotiifniiteo ,
A. J V N'.N'O,
'liHirinuii ,
II. II. l.t'CE
Sei ii tui v.
R. SANDFORD.
.
, VSIL'I V,
:
v
HI jmji:o,
Ai t m i iir.i it,
l M:COE, OltEtiON
Offloo fit Di'viil Citor -
Dealer In
Hi ,, !
olM-tf
MeiHi-lii. ... Fall.!-,
IU .Mo. !. .
4
tl
LANDS
FOR SALE.
Itll' on l-i. .inn riiiit, lo.-nteJ,
with llji.hi-, l!iin, Will uinl a nood
( hrhfird
I'rli-e. $Mi.
Acres of J.liiul, ',4 mil.. Ir.nii K. It
lit llll, x Ill.il' llOIII School HIlll
lull'' If 'in I'orent (i-mi., Midi Iioiisi-,
f,,,nii HIlll ,,,, r ,
; -n,1H .,a,.t. IH ,(,
Cdhui.V t.llil lillllillli'H.
pllll't- IH lliololl.dlv W.ltl'M-il. Hlld VI I
iiiuLu u ..... ..I k,....l I..I.. I"
u, .( ,.-,...,... ... .... i
,0 ,. ,:, JU.,,.H alnt ), ,., ,,. tlll, r,.m,(1M
,j,.r j4 ,.u,.u hu.,1 il,,u v ,11 m .k. a i.-ood
,., m ,1t, , u, AM,.r
"' nbso ute bi!i-,.-aln .it iM in m-n-,
1 ' .
1(1(1 Acre, with Haw null hihI n I. ..'i'iii
I I'll l.'IH.J, three ri Mid Ill-i s lllld llllee
I ' ' 7,, '" J? : i
' "'r i ' 1 V-i u .i . ' '
i" ''''".".'".'V.1'' ' ''1 ',H the im.l.M,'..,
Hit
-'" ' ' 1" '!"- ' . " T '
1 W' ACKI S V.tTil A I WO H I'OltV 1IOFSM
t i
ot secii looms, i, l.iiil IIiuhIi, nnd a
I oi ii i thiil vi,i .f.iii.l, mi ou'liird of all Hinds
(if fruit i.iul nil of tin. .mull fruit. This
i.l nee is tavornl lv located on .Mtiio Street in
. 1 IiIIsIidio, aiiil will suit a iiiiiii ..I iiieajis
I will sell iilu r Imlf f thin plnce - tliu im
proved pail for i'mm, or l In. iiiiinipriAed
tor H.Vl, or all of il lot f ;l;"o,
100
ACUK8 OI' IiVNM , MII.KS
I 1 tW from iitKl.ui, i, ml i4 luilii from
i School; tl.. aci'i-H of plow I -i nil and 'J acre
. filiiwbcd mid seeded nnd l.r. lirrrs of Kinall
l it nnd llai-1. 1 here is nn orchard of l.V)
Ix-miui trees, nnd is watered by n Hl iiik
1lmt never fails .mil a well. This land lavs
on a (nod load, nnd near school. Price, iu
ensh and rood noies, ifi.'7'iO.
! ) loth with liorsi: ami nvim,
. Teii. 1 . 1 nnd in ctiliivnl ion, I'l ice,
iOk A 111 S. 1 NIMIT.OM.I), il MILLS
I Ow Soinh of llill hoio, veil watered; lays
well nr.. I neai Hie Ck -inn i v nt. l'nriiiiii;tou,
and f-onn out I . in- i.i nl. I'riec. :ii).
:
a. v
ii H
M I . I.Al:ii; AND WKI.b
nii uii . -.1 lie-oili ni'e, willi nil ni'i ns-
s.iry Oiitl'iiildiii), lienriini Fruit 'I reus, nnd
Sit Lots, sit, oil i d ri ur the in w Hiick Hlock
' 111 Hlllxbolo, tor s.ile lit '.'.tii'iO.
SO
Acri., I. liii'ei. I ri uu llillshoro, 15
ncrei,l ii!mi end I'i acres of mistiirit
Intid; hor,", I . in, ntnl 7i livinu trees in
' orchard, loid vni. red l.y n spring. Only
l 1 1 . iiiiiix l;..in m -1 1 .... I . and is on a ffod
road, 1', linh-s fo.ni creaiiii-i y ; pi
iiiIIhs
from I'ortl ii-il. I'lie,-, s.l,:;tHi.ou,
'! Ai'iin .'.' init.irf fi.iiii 1 1 iltl,oi..t. uitti
I ) Loll ii , tiitvn, oich.'ir.l. Well. Wood
; shed, etc., and 1 l acre iilnli j' plow and IU
i Uli-I.dow. I 'ici, sJ, PIOI.il.
I hftM otli. r lands of
numerous to nu utiuu
line ijual.ty toi
W. II. RUCKER,
Kt'itl lv(ttlf .i:cntf
HII.LSl'.fiHo
U'7 if
tiltKOON'.
SQUARE
POULTRY YARDS
FOREST GROVE, OR.
I WON AT T1IK COM MHI A l-Ol blrtk'
r.kiiiiiitiou in l". tie toiioMuif
iremiuius t
I'll! ST I'lll.Mll M.
Itleedilif I'eii of ll .u.l iiis- Cock t lid 1Iiili
ll'airof HotldMiis -Cocki-n l iind I'nllet,
. I'airi.f lloiiiiiiiis Cock iiiul ll.ii.
1 I fond fill I (ii I (. illilillis.
I treed i ui; I'i ti I ' I 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 ; rl -Cork and
liens.
, Pair Itn-ediiiji I'lvmoiiMi I.'.m I. C.wl.ercl
I and I'lill.-'-.
1 I'lvii out Ii II. t It C.ii-ki i i l.
Itn-ilmu IVnWIlu I .- t n . t'oaU nnd
lleii:..
Ilrowu l.i-ulioi n Ch I eii I.
. 1'iiir Hose C, White l'huiu Coil.crol aii4
j I'lillct.
i Trio Sdvi r K. llauihuru - Co.t,i-re hu.
I'uilit-.
Itri-iUnij.; 1'i-n flniliea l'owl.
SI'.l-.iM. I'UKMIt .'.I.
I'air Hilver K. llaiiihurtr-Cuck luul linn.
HrccdiiiR I'l-n it. Iiechotns-- CiM-kerel and
I'ullcts.
I owned and ml seil ('Vi rv one of my show
bird. iMd not Imv or h-iriow, ot net u
Hent for unv one elwi. htoi k.wits oriiiially
iius.rted trout th Ik-m turd iu the 111
Come aud aes for yoiirsi I vi si. Ki'u trmu '
theso bird for hnlehiiut, i t u-r ni iiiii; 1
per two m tlinoKj fij H-r tlireit aettiujtai und
liirda for nuli. Kquiire l'oiillry Vard.
Forest tlrove, Wiishiiu.:tou County, Oregon
UI O. O. SLOAN, ru,
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