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lUE INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY MAY 17, 1888
the cousty tickets
- Wo promised in last issue to re
view the old party tickets this week,
and we shall now do bo in a fair and
impartial manner as to the merits of
ach candidate, regardless of party.
Even whilg The Independent is a
republican paper and desires to see
the grand old party poll its entire
Btreugth for its nominees at the June
election, we shall not blindly pass
ewer or ignore the democratic
candidates. .First, we shall give a
brief aud truthful statemeut as to
the claims of the republican nomi
nees, individually, and point to their
Ctne3s or the positions sought.
Beginning at Mr. Tongue, nomi
nee for state senator, we find him to
be a man of business, a successful
lawyer, and a gentleman who would
ably represent the people of Wash
ington county in tho legislature, ir
respective of party. Ilis interests
are in close harmony with our agri
culturists and legislation that would
benefit him could not do otherwise
than benefit them. He owns and
operates several farms in the coun
ty, is one of our largest breeders of
blooded liorses, cattle and hogs, and
lias expended larje sums of money
in helping to place Washington
rountr in the front rank' of the
counties of the Pacific coast as a
breeder of all classes of blooded
stock. At his own expense he is
now maintaining a first class race
course for the development of speed
in our horses, where infant breeders
are given an equal opportunity with
himself for developing their young
horses sj they may be sold in the
markets at high prices for the car
riage and buggy. His interests lie
ho deeply in agriculture and stock
breeding that one may be pardoned
for asking: "Is he not more farmer
than lawyer?" As a farmer, ho is
the "most enthusiastic of them all."
As a lawyer, he has always been
true and faithful to his clients, and
' if he has made enemies, it was
through too great devotion to the
interests of his patrons. Mr
Tongue has the ability to represent
the people in every walk of life, and
will Dot be found wanting when
.they need a friend to fight for their
best interests in tho halls of the
Oregon legislature. Thirty years
of his life have been ppent among
us, and he has at all times been a
consistent republican, supporting
the ticket in its darkest hours ever
since he was old enough to vote.
The old party will show its appreci
ation at the polls.
The nominees for representatives
are Jesse C. Moore, Thomas Paulsen
and J. V. Pope. Mr. Moore has a
bout of friend?, is a capable man and
will be strongly supported at the
polls. More than a decade ago Mr.
Moore' served the people of this
county for many years as sheriff
and was always found on the side of
justice. Mr. Pope is highly spoken
of by his neighbors, is a member of
the Grand Army of the Republic
. and has always been on the side of
his country and its flag. Mr. Paul
sen has represented us in the legis
lature, was ever on the side of the
' people as arraigned against monop
olies, and was a live uieutb in the
last Oregon legislature. The people
do not fear to trust him to look after
their interests.
Mr. Eugene Hughes, the nominee
or clerk, is a trustworthy young
man, and is well qaulified for the
duties of that otliee. He is a son of
"Squire" Hughes, of Forest Grove,
and inherit Gae trair.a of manhood.
Eugene has voted and worked for the
republican ticket from the time he was
eld enough to cast a ballot, and has
manly claims oc his party. lie i a
fine penman, a fi rat -class hook keeper
and would be the riht man in the right
place. He was born and educated in
this county and would take great pride
in conducting the county business of hU
many friends and the public generally.
Mr. J. W. Morgan, the present clerk, at
tho last election received the largest vote
of any man on tho ticket. This may
be explained io the fact that Mr. Mor
gan was a Washington county boy. In
. casting their votes, the people of this
county will not bo unmindful of the
fact that Mr. Hughes is one of our sons,
and will give him a rousing vot at the
polls.
Mr. Willis Waggoner, nominee for
recorder, is one of the best penmen in
the county, has had years of experience
in the land office, clerk's office, and as
professional book-keeper. He, too, is a
G. A. R. man, having fought honorably
for the dear old flag.
Mr. P. M. Dennis, nominee for fcher
iff, is well qualified to conduct the rmsi
ness of that office, having been deputy
under bath G. NT Halo and IJ. P.
Cornelius, and is spoken of bv those
gentlemen ia the highest terms of com
mendation. Ho served four years in
the war of the rebellion, and is an hon
orable member of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
sMessrs. T. G. Todd and John .
Shute commissioners, have both occu
pied that position, and arc so well and
favorably known that anything we might
add would seem superfluous. The same
may be said of Dr. C. Smith, for super
intendent of schools, and J. C. Hall,
surveyor. These men have all been in
public life and stand high in the esteem
Yotars.
Mr. J. o. 'Vjgsner, nominee for
treasurer, has satisfactorily conducted
that office for four years,, is conscientious
and obliging, and will not "pet left" st
the polls.
Mr. J. J. Kuratli, aspirant for assessor,
is a German, an educated man, and ia
very popular both among his country
men and tbe public at large. Being
able to speak both English and German
fluently, he ia just the man for the po
sition, since we have a large foreign pop
ulation in the county. --
But we must pass on to the other
tickets, having already said more than
we intended to say when this article was
begun ; but to have said leas, we must
necessarily have been a democrat.
Mr. 8. B. Huston is the democratic
nominee for senator, and will poll the
strength of his party. lie Is a young
lawyer, and is meeting with very good
success in bis profession. He once be
longed in the republican ranks, but for
sook it for tbe democratic party, of
which he is now the acknowledged leader
in this county.
W. H. H . Myers received the nomina
tion for joint senator, and will be able
to tell the people more about himself iu
tbe canvass than would be possible for
us to do in the limited space at command.
He has regularly been sent to tbe third
house of the Oregon legislature every
session for the lat decade, and is sure to
go again.,
The representatives are Ira E. Purdin,
Ed. Schulmerick and Dr. Ward. These
gentlemen stand well b9jre their parly
and the public, and will receive the
deserved support of their party.
Mr. T. S. Weatherred, nomine for
clerk; is a good man, popular among his
associates, and is well-qualified to con
duct the duties of that office, but is io
the "hopeless minority." Sump, is a
fine fellow, but he is on the wrong side
of the river; he will not re me across in
the boat over there, and republicans can
not be expected to w!e the turbulent j
stir-urn lo l-riiiji him into ramp
r L. b-ig r, lor iccorder, i- a Wash
ington county hoy, and until receutlv
was in the republican camp. o we nre
infornietl. He i a son of Dr. Geiger, of
Forest Grove, one of our worthy pioneers,
nn1 i!l poll the strength of hi- rhosen
party. We tinderstsnl he t well
quslified for the position sought.
Mr. N. Ii. Mead is the nominee lor
sheriff, and a few years a;o run ahead of
bis ticket for that position. lie now
holds a position as guard in the state
penitentiary, and is well-qualified to fill
the position of sheriff.
Kenyon Crandull, an old-timer and u
wheel-horse in tbe democratic party, is
the nominee for treasurer. He would be
a safe man to entrust with the county
funds.
Philip Heal and It. Norman are the
nominees for county commissioners
They are both good men.
A. iJeverman is the aspirant for
ass-cssor, J. J. Johnson for school iiuper
intendent and W. W. Purdin for surveyor.
The; are all honorable men and have the
confidence of their neighbors.
We have omitted to give the candidates
for coroner. The republican nominee la
Dr. F. Crang. of Forest Grove, the
democratic candidate is Dr. F. M
ttooinson, 01 tseaverton. uoth are
worthy men.
Since our remarks have jrrowa to such
length, we must hasten to a close. The
prohibition nominees are published in
this issue, so we will only hastily con
sider the ticket. Nearly all the names
are familiar to tbe public, and an ex
tended notice is now impossible. Mr.
II. B. Luce, as editor, and R. II. Tyson,
in public life, are the most prominent.
Therefore we could say nothing but
what it already known to the public.
We have nothing to urge against any of
the nominees and believe them to be
earnest and conscientious men. -
An editorial writer io the Century
makes this cheerful statement: "The
golden time of the politician Lapaivied
in thU country. We are entering on
au era in which he must play a minor
part. We have saved the Union, and
now turn our attention to the problem of
how best to govern it. Reform in our
electoral methods, the regulation or the
suppression of the lirjuor traffic, and i
tellii.vnt consideration of the tariff!rob-
! ui toiuiu.m.l universal anrffion. In
every state these are the jrr5orr.in topics.
They show Ijhat the parliament of ghosts
has at lust been dissolved, and the parlia
ment of living i-su h:ts been opentid.
The politicians cannot himjer progress."
A California failure .l.es not tern
the frtst, btwuise it usually restth.s in the
firm paving ilolbr for dollar with inter
est and continuing huMn.v more profit
ably than ever. 3Iea.! & Co. were
caught just a Win. T. Coleman ii Co.
have been, with their feet a triflo too
wide apart. Their creditors extended
time on their payments end they went
on with business anl. wo believe, have
paid thu last note Wfore the firt was
due. Coleman L Co. will itie from i
their temporary difficulty just a un
harnel. Alto.
It is tho opinion of well informed pub- j
lie uien that fho Mills tariff hill will not
pas the house, let aloue tire wnafe. A
majority in congress, recpoiiJing to th.
views of a majoritv of the people, sec no
. ; . , . 1
juHtieo in loreing frw tra-lc in wool while
jirotceting wtx!eus; nor do they s.-e why,!
if tho wool-grower u to Iks subjected to i
foreiujn competition through free tral.
the .sugar planter shouil still hve the J
favor aud benefit of protection. '
The fsenato has passed the boat
railway bill, which appropriates
$500,000 for the purpose of making
final surveys and estimates for and
conimenc-eiuent of the work of con
struction of boat railway, either
in Oregon or Washington territory,
around obstructions to navigation in
thd Columbia river at The Dalles
andCelilo Falls.
A GR-iXGH BASK,
.The members of the Grange in
California have run a bank success
fully for many years. A recent issue
of tbe California Vatron says:
"The Grangers' bank will com-t
plele tha 14th year of its existence
next month. The last statement of
the directors shows that the bank
has a paid-up capital of $000,000,
with a surplus of $40,000. It has
paid dividends every year siuce its
organization, and ths dividends
amount in the aggregate to over half
a million dollars, equal to fifty dol
lars for each share of stock issued.
By its policy it has been of great
aid to the farmers of the state in
spreading abroad a better idea of
agricultural credit, in facilitating!
the work of the grain grower by j
I,... Iswtallv nriin nt mil Ml )
lower rates than formerly were
exacted, and in many ways has
aided California farmers to a better
position in financial circles. It hss
been a practical embodiment of
Grange principle, and is a credit to
all who have maintained it."
Who is Moses O. II. Johnson .the j
"republican" of Forest Grove? The I
false statement made in the Oregon-
tan in the issue of May 9th was j
written by such person, who...rerr-.iJ
scnted himself as being a republi
can." Moses K. Johnson, (Ja-ton,
please stanl up! Will vu frxplaiu
to tbe best of your knowledge ami
ability who the writer wn that iu
fringed upm vour iiamo to such ex
tent that many people bflieve you
to have I wen the author f llieroni
municatiou in quontion, " which is
utterly incorrect m very pai tenla
A li-ttvr Iroin Wa-liitiuion o.itidv,
' priiitwl on S:tt unliv. stated that if Mr.
T. H Tonytie w.-re
Ii-t.'ii to I he Matt 1
t
'i
uiiu would csjfK't him t rt thcui re j
leaed !y an act of the legislature and
that such effort was luade at the last
legislative h.-ion. The stutenu nts are
not truo. No such effort was made dur
ing the last session, and none, will le
made at the next one, or tit any future
time. Moreover. aUut twifthirds of
the deficit has Isicn paid as soon as jh
sible. The letter was written by Most
O. II. Johuon, of Gaton. Orrpm
1 an, 15.
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The Iteritrtc says: "The inferential
evideure to prove that the 'LtimU:a! r
bun been bought soul tind b-nly is as
conclusive to our niiud as that St.
John was pn:l .y Hie iiun rrits to
make his speech in liostbui." That
is right, lro. Iell; your hiniilo in
gooj. You are onviuceil democratic
money helpoil pay St. John for his
speech in IloHoburg, and. that IcatU
you to the conviction that we are as
renal as he. People are apt to judge
other people's action by their own.
We'll accept your explanation.
Vlaindealer.
Henry (leorge anuounces himself
as one of "tlio real fre traderH,
whose aim is the abolition of the last
shred of a duy." The iloctriue of
freedom of everything with Mr.
George stops just short of tho little,
store of nntipoverty which lie has
accumulated. When it comes that
far he in in the position of the south
ern gentleman who was "in favor of
the law, but ain its enforcement."
It i said that m 1SK0 lhei were
only live thousand Jews in Jerusalem,
ami now there ar thirty thouNand.
Thousands hnve lle'l to the City of
Solomon from Russian poVseeution,
and Jerusalem is lcoiuit! a,. I. risk '
business phACHronseiiuonce.
XKW TMAV.
al tl llids.
CCIMP.N1F.I with So.cinVittoii-. will
le received at tht Curdy ('jerk's
Otliee, up to One o'clock I. II. of 'I biirsd.-iy.
Jun 7, 1H8S, f.r tt I'i;lie aronntl th t Court
IIons in H:llslro, ashiimtoii Conitty,
Oregon. The riht to r.-jt-ct bids i t r."-red.
or to modify or rhnn.: tht. hjs cilirnt i..n .,f
the one iteeeptod with t-otis)it tif the bid
der KODOI.ril (MIASM Al.Ifc
Conntv .lud..
Hillslr.. OreoiMi. Msy 11, lsss. inI7-3t
icler" F.niiiiiintion.
IMIK Ol.lrlrrr4!"lli F.atif.l iou of
A AinidictintH
will Im held in th Court rfiiiM. l U.lls
boro, lietpnuiui! at 1 o'chick I M., Wednes
day, May U, 1!ks, uuj rontir.uitiR until )ht
following Friday. Applicsnts wrsr " be
ptvsent it the b-j.'inmii8 of the e.m inrt
tions. J . T. VINCKNT.
County Siipt-i-iuten.it nt.
Middletoit. Or., Slav 1?, Jsss.
I Public Sj)Cakillo-.
irowr.
JOHN M. GEARIK
T, ,.
Deuioeratio Car.didatt. f r i oti-rss,
address the Citizens on the
rill I
"IVdilieal IsMtes or the liny,"
At th Court ll'.ti-, in
1111,1. HOI to.
ON -
TucMlay, fn 3d,
liW, at I I, y.
Mr. GEAIX UI also speak at
POREMT (jltUVK,
Ou the Sam Evening, at 8 P. M .
Every botfly invited,
8. B. UCST05,
Member Stat Cential Committee.
HKW TODAY.
Republican State Ticket.
For Representative in Congress,
BINGEK IIEKMANN.
For Supreme Jndge,
W. V LOBD.
For Prseentin(j Attorney -Fifth District.
T. A. McBUIUE.
County Ticket.
For Joint Senator,
F. A. MOORE.
For Senator,
THOS. U. TONQLE.
For Iteprrsantntives,
J. C. MOOKK,
J. I VOVK,
HUM. PAULSEN'.
For Sheriff,
P. M. DENNIS.
For Clerk.
EUGENE C. HUGHES. .
For Recorder.
WILLIS WAOGKNER.
For A (-lessor,
JOHN J. KUHATLI
For Treasurer,
J. S. WAOUENLK.
For School Superintendent,.
Dlt. C. SMITH, A. M.
For Surveyor,
JOHN C HALL.
Fr Cbtmnissotiers,
m. itliuii! si. H'uuiy
JOHN W. SMLTi;
For Coroner,
vn. r. I'KAXt;.
llieenlor's iti-e.
N'OTICK is hereby Riven that I have
been appoiutd Executor of the Estate
of Holonton liiehr.'-dson. d'ceesetl. by the
County Conrt of Washington Comity, Ore
eou. All is-rsons .avino claim against
,,.. with thw VTOT, vr,mf'lit Beaton, t.f
I i'has. Titfnrd. t 1 iinrdTill'. in W'NKbintoii
t County aforesaid, within six mouth.
Dated May. l.
.Mil, kin Kirmunsov
Kkecutor of the l-n.-t Will mut IrsUniftit
of Solomon liichnrd.soii
ial7-it
Admlniotrator'.H .otirr.
rPHK nndrsirntHl has lieen by thu Coantv
a. Court of Wahhintflon County, lrvou,
duly apvomtfd Adininixtrutor of 'the etst
of Wiu. Brujicer. decenst-d. All xrikiis
having claims against said estate nrs i.eioby
notified to preeut them to rue, with proper
Touchers, at tuy reidfrct, enst of llil!-
bnrn, or at the Law Oltice of S. It HaMun, i
in lliilsboro, within sis months from thit i
dale. 1
This May 16th,
ii)17-5l
. A. CCUTIS8.
Notice for I'nbliration.
Lnd Orncr T Orkoon City, Ohkvn, I
Miv IMh. lf-s. - (
N'OTICK IS HKULHV (UVLN THAT
the following; 11 tuud settler hs tilel
notii-eof his intention to run lot final pns.f
in snpiiri of his clhim, and that saiu prcojf
will lt mailt) Ix-Iort" tue t or-nty t'WK of j
Wnhhinfjtoii C(nrdv. Oregon, at IlilUboro, j
Oregon, on TUl'K.SDAY, July lss, viz:;
John Mcli...rn, Hno nt. nd t-'utry No. CCii'J,
for the N. V. of S.t . T. 1 X. It. 4 V j
lie naiuca tbe following wiueses to j
prv his continuous rr-sidnee iijn.ii, end i
culttvatiou of. wtia Ij.iut. vii::
ivatiou .f. Kid laud, vi: S. V.. Her.
ti Wilson. John tleisler and I. P. Laff-
John
erty
County,
ml7-Ct
Public Speaking.
HON. C. W. FULTON
Or A.atoviev,
WIU add rem tb citizens of NVaHLin(!tn
uiaui), ut 1 no
COURT HOUSE
In IIII.I.SIIOHO.
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SATURDAY, MAY 19. 1888,
At 0:30 I3. M.,
L'pon th PoIuimI Issues of the Pay.
A Cohba
invitation is eUoidnd to a'l.
W. X. 11AU1CFTT.
Chairman 1 publican County
t-entral Committee.
Nehalem Headquarters!!
r: w. mcnutt.
4'OltKI,ll . . . oiti:(ti.
DKALEI; IN --
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
1 Groceries.
Provisions,
EtO.
JUST RECEIVED
A large assort uu-nt of
Men's Clothing
A Mi
Furnishing Coods !
Corepri-inj? all tb Infest styles In HATS
ROSNKTS. lit.
BRANCH STORE
At Teraoaia, Nehalem Talley,
M here ifoods of every description aro kept
constantly in stock.
VERNONIA STAGE. '
On and aftor April lOtb.I will run a 8tae
from Cornelias to Vernon i a. Columbia
County Huge leaves any store iu Coruelins
for that place every Tupsday, immediately
after th arrival of the mail train from
Portland, carrying passengers sod light
freight.
June 16 1887. jlS-tf ,
4 ! XKW TO-DAY.
I'henp Ftiftturiiffe.
My pasture on YVapato Lake is now ready
for stock. It constats of six hundred acres
of ras, securely enclosed, amply supplied
with fresh tanning water Ml summer, with
plenty of shade. Tho (.'rase keeps fresh
and green all season. Stock will be looked
after every day. and will he salted, and eare
will le taken to prevent accidents and dis
ease, Lnt no responsibility will he assumed
for such c.iseH. Stock known to be diseased
or brenchy will not !e received, and persons
nowiuply putting diseased or lufeett-d
stock in tho pasture will xs held responsible
fur damages thus done to other stock.
TLltMS :
Toa Hobsis Any period less than two
months. bevcuiy-bTe cent a month, and no
charo fur lesj tUsn one month Two
tu.'rt':i niid lc...i tha th.oe months, seventy
cents a mouth. Three month and
ocr, sixty cents a month. Mare and suck
ing colt counts tn.
Cattle .No charge of low than fifty
cents, and for any period less than three
months, fifty cents a month. 1 hree months
and over, forty cents a month.
mlO 3t J. OASTON.
A Card or Thanks.
VTE wish to express oar sincere thanks
V V to our neighbor ttr.d friends for
their tin tness to nsdarinir tint alckneM uf
jour Little Wall.c, h well as in our sad
I bereavement.
I. 12. KVrRSON.
L J. KVKriliO.N.
Public Speakiag.j
! I IH-. Noriiiit-eH of the K. publican l'artv
i 1 of WkmJ..iiki.u fMiuty. Omifon, will
aadross tti citi.-mof WashinKtou Conntv
on tht twu- ot the ix-nding Caiupnipi at ;
uit i iiowm pines ana dutes:
Gab s Creek P. O
Monday, May 21, 1H8S, st 1 P. M.
Greenv il!e
Tuesday, '.. "
Olencoe
Wnlnfbv, 0,
I'nioii S liooli,oii--o
riiiirsda). May VI.
Il-iieil.n
Fiid:tj.
Mtibileton
Sitiirtiiy, Vt,
Siholl-i fViry (Flint's School!ion-,e
Mondsy, May '21, lS. at I P. M
Farmintteii --
Tiicd iy. ;'!),
fiastoti
Wednesday, -o, '
Forest CJrove
rhursitsv, III, "
Cjrn'Iius
Fridny, June 1
HilUlMro
!aturdsv, ?
I'ln ,.r. , : , ij , ..
i
cratic
. . . . j.
'r.r!'1 n"d. t"? " the l'rusHions or.
"LZ:
pnj-iiui io rirem unr uunr nuu s 11:111.
Dated ut HillslK.ro, May Vi,
. S. HAllRKTT, huh man,
Washington tonnty Lt-publicsu Ceiittal
Cominittie. nil7-ih
1 A I
T U . . VaaaiAla!
Ei!Iig Speaking.
Tb CsndidntfS of tho Democratic nd
Prohibition tif rtits will address the people
j n the i'olitiotl Issues of the Inv ut the
; follow in times nud plnot. The Ci.u
jdidnies 011 tho U.-pitl.licHU Ticket Are in
vited to meet with theiu nud take part iu
the discussion:
(lreenvi:le
I ' ... 1 ' . t.a ..,.,
I Wednesday. May .,. IHHS, at I I. M.
1 -
! 'I .........
fSIeUcoe
Thurflsy,
lieaverdam (I'ninn 'hoolliouse)
; ; p .. ,r : r-r:.:: Zuiy v-i-. d,i,,.std..
riK.'ilk, MitV "", IK1!, at 1 T. M.illoniMdciid Kntry No. -I'M.-., foi the N I: 'H
I . 4 L.'. . 11 'I' .1 ' ll Oil'
, East .,lttt (ri Hh11-
Sunniiy, Msy d, '
Midditton
.Monday, " VfS,
Harris Hiil;e-
Tuesday, " " "
'ornelins -
Weilnt-s.lsy .
flailon
Ihi-rsdsv, " 31,
:. ForfM lirotr -
Kriiliy, Jon. 1,
IlilM'-.IO -
Mtmil.iv, "v.
A. J. FAN NO,
Chairman t'rohthilir: Central Join in it tee.
. H. II. MVKHS,
i tour.unii lH-fms-ratictN-utrslCtiaiuitte
TA 11 O I
J 111 I Nl.O'lr IHlV
I UI.MlV. OULtllV II 111.
I
iioivr.
1
W. 7. BURNEY1
f Orreon M'j,
Wilt edd.-t-- th people of Wsthinclon
County tip.!i tint "Folitirsl Itiirsi of th
I)ay," pHrtiifih.rly tt:
LAND POnCY
tif the prrsrut Aliuiniistiou:
At the otirl House, In Illlhharo.
Monday Evening, May 21. 1888
ti o'clock.
Kv.-rt!f .It cr.Iinlly iu. i-d.
S. II, III STOX,
,eiut'r St ii. Vtdrr.I Couitiottee.
For HnU
A FKW GOOD WORK HOUSES
2 and Mares, for Cash, from four vears
old npvntrd: two wiles north ut lliilsboro.
Address
ir.l-ot LOU I MAXXIXO.
FOR MALK !
DESIIi.VBLE TROrEBTT IS HILLS
lx.ro, oousist inn f
Houses and Lots !
JJjFTerros mads easy to Parcbssers.
For fnrther information, inquire of tbe
undersigned.
L. M. G0S5ET.
Hillsboro. May 18. 1887. ml9-tf
MORGAN & DARNARD
REAL- ESTATE
Fire insurance Agents.;Landscape an77wer Pajtlting
(Opposite Tualatin Hotel),
MIL.I-.SBOrtO.
Have fox- Balo:
City Troperty. Far;23, and
Business Opportunities.
AAOISSGS TO - XUCXlta
.
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 in
the Fasti-tii States, rind along tbe routM.
It wouTd be wall for nil who ore tlvnirons
of disposing of thfir Tdrins, or diit)Inz)
tbtii up, t.j hand tit the shh:j to us as ruly
ns p,ili!e, to In- i'l;ict.t n tutr li-.t. This,,
with oer 1'ottlan.l mmt cticu, vi; pbtca
your Farms where th. y iil come lo the
uotlcn of purchuwr.
;-T"(Ni'-ttuifcrs nre showu the land free
charge. u'Mf
A. M. COLLINS,
llilllmfo, ttrvfft.it.
; PHNTfJAnTOR Ptlll firf? inrl
I I1MU i Ull, UUl4.UC.rl UMU
1 '
miiiwrigni.
I wilt furnish doors, windouM, finnusi,
i blinds nud moulding of all d.sei unions. i
I fOftet Hinl .hop ih'ki Ki-jnej's lilw !
; Oiith shop.
j Millsboro. M.-.r.-t, 31
.lMihi!lr ttor' .Vol
NOI K I) iS lli:iil ilV ilVi;N TilATI
, tt'.ii Hint' rn."ii-.l h'i- tu i-n ,lt.lv n J
I'ilAT
ts.illKit by li..- I . l ilt, i .lr- ,.t ll.. Nr.ti
of 1)1. 'i;uii j.-r .i'-l inioi: i ottttiv, .;miii-
istrntor f th I Vuv ot V ,:inr, t.-t -..i.-r,
dtcenst'il. ei,.i ,;i-4 .'1 ' oti '!n c t tis , '.. -
All . -rs..,M. tl,..f. t .r, b-tvi.et .cl'itm
. 'Vi',1" '""''V.'.eor.d
? , ' tl V'l'. A,".'-. . J"i "Z if 1"';,,
rh'r
witlon his months fr.ia t'.-d.t.- I,.t-..f.
litiut.r... 1 ir....t.. t.
af, :.t " JtiilS 1 1 AM Mi..
JtlilN llAMIi..
,
Alt:iinit rattir'f ( !.
X"orirK is iti:iii i!i i. u i:, th t
.t tLat inn1, rsin.il b'is Ix-.-n a;m.iiit,-.l
! bv llo Conntv Cnn of tli- St iti- ot lriii.i?i
i I'll "i'm:'i"u ,-ii:n., ..'i..i,ii. i .,'oi 111
r i ia i'mfi i (inn ; i iitiiui ntdiii1 e
, yMtllimvl tht. fc:iWe ,., Iu.. wi,U ,,.
v..u.'!,.-.i, ni i-.,v .-liie. M opst
t !r, . . ..... .,,.: Kl ,. .,.,. .,, . , ruut , ...
,!tU. (t thi notice.
-'trel fir-nt-, Or.. Apil llih, l-.
H IJl'CIILS.
al'.l-.t Adiuinintratir.
. . ! s-isy hch"othonsi,
j IVrms: Hinie service, b'' the heiisou, .. .. , -A
C'lirtS. lo; InsurHti.e. U, !r.t....t n ,..-,r-r. n
IT bavins bt .-n reii.irled iu v irons pltcs
1 thf.t 1 hid Ifft the conntv. 1 hetvby tuke
tCH.ioii to ciiTv--ct hsid fitlsrt impression,
and would state that I never lost uiv loyal
resideii.e in this county by miy i,hsnce
from it, and aid i:ow bvinj.; 011 my houie
placti nesr Middiotoii.
T. T VIVI'FVI
County Knp -rinlendtit hehools. 1
Middletoit. Or.. Ar.nl li. lsss sll'-tf :
Xotlto for I'lililirntioit.
Land Ohio, at Oiirwx Citi, Ons.j..v, I
Arrd "'.th. 1 ss.s, 1
X'OTICF. IS HKltl.KV OIVLN. HUT
' ,,:? ',!l'ow'lic-named setth-r has ;id
! notice ef his tnteidi.it to m-ile f'l.sl pr.sf
i am..n of i.i. i ii... n.,.t ti,-.t k-,t i .......f
... ...... ...... 1 .
luOl iti ....,1., I. ........ ,1... I . .1 .1.
j Clerk of Washington Couoty, oeon, s
I ht HillKlH.ro. i In nil. 011 :l I I '..St t t .
tJci.e Ilth. l"f. t : (ieorc V. AIr.n.1t1.
I of Hce. II, T. JN.. K. a V.
He names the following witnr.sscs to orove
! his continuous riHiiteixo Ujin, and etilmn
! tlon of. s.u.t lutid, sit: John C. All' iT. l.
j li. l.ftis. .f.Ixiftis, mid liioift. Ibllit-r. . all
i of tih iieoe, V ashmpion County, Oregon,
i niS-tlt W T l!Li;Ni;V, L.jfist.r.
otif for I'nbliralloii.
I
I.AMK Ot I (t'V sr OiJINM)!! ClTT, OsKilOS,
Apri l'7tli, l"vs. ,
N'lM K i; IS IIKKFKY OIVKN TII T
l th follow iiip-iiiiined snttl-r hr.s tiled
I nolle of bis li.i. nt 1..11 to make hiial prod
iu Hiinput of hss clau.i. aiiil tl' it said ,roof ,
I will l madi bffoif tlm County Jn.to ..r !
I i l-rk of VVKwhiii.-toti ('.. nit. i .11. fit !
llillslioro, i (ifsmi, . .n FKII'.iV, lure I'.M,
( vu: . II. V. :lii. I t -no'lioii l.S
; N0..VI A f..r t!.;- . I:. , N. I . of See. j
( '"ik nJ th ' f..J..uiuif i iMi.-sst-s to!
pro' biit t-ollt II.Ui..: Or :i,',,. .. lijii!,(illil ;
j iratlivi.tiou of. Mud l.-iiui, i: S .nun l 1
i Sinj., Albert I tt, .b oo liti i. n! of t.l. tn oe
i I'. O.. -Hid l.,i,!f 1!,, in M.,,1 :taI!l.t!e i
I'" 'olV.iv. Washiiton Con.My.Oiu; m.
fm:!t;t vt. I. in i;m;v. ii,.ki,.r. ;
otico lir I'liblicnt Ion.
'
VM: tti!.-r AT Olll .xi. ITV. I tl.riHtS.
H!l .':,;!. hs. ,-
XTOIICi: IS lll lli : V t.HI N. THAT
i.s tl o follo int iriini-.i st'ttb-rhas lll.-d
nolieeof bis int. i,t ! 11 I iniikt. linnl prxif
itl tiort of bit i-iniin, :md that su.t roof
will tti .tl tMf or l!i. t'uuiily Jiidue ,r
Clerk of Witxhiuloii Cot-.iny. Oi.tjon, nt
llilKlw.ro, Ortvoii, tm 'ICfXIW, June
l!th. ln, via; John T, rieUti-r, Ilome-
I ster.d Knlrv No. IT'.'I. for !, No. 1, K-e
i I. T. 1 N., It. 4 W.
lln IlHtHfS tlif foll.f iluj illl.'Mtc t . j.ltrto
his eotitinnons r.-sitl- iii upon. tnd c:itiva
lion f. s.iid land, vi : S W. l!rr. Sr.,
A.Y. Ijulnrty. C. Ilititu, kii.I Jhiui-s Mc
liran, all of i.'.I( ink I'.l .Ih'-c. V;sh-
mtrton ( kuntv, l.-.fnHi.
tx:ui w. r. i;ntsi;v. i:. cist. r.
Tualatin Hotel!
::.in Htr.et, lift ;'d and M
Hiilsboro. Oregon, j
R. WACCENER. Proprietor. j
i
i
rfiHK Ttril.K ILI. tUXSTAMIT BE Kff. j
1 I 111 m t'i. Hi U-l liioik t sffir.U, sn.t '
i oi) .uu ir .,-i.m IU t. la otilvlua fori
tbe rurutiift of carsl. I
Excellent Accemitiodatlons and I'opul.ir '
I'ricfn I !
LARGE SAMPLE ROOM
For the Accommodation of
Commercial Travelers.
FBBB COACH
To and from ths House.
smI8-tf
TXXX3
NEW ART SCHOOL
GOOD TEMPLARS' BUILDIN'C.
Thoroughly and It.WIy Tmiftht by the
luoat Improved Method.
; PAINTS AND BRUSHES
! Furnished for Ix'sons Free,
! O LMKfm for
13, OO
f, ( III'ST,
.r ,
" "'""'
- ' ' "
st'J-lru
2Votire,
1 THE Fohlifl i hereby notified that I hnve
- driven toy nmi, dames iiiiaius, at! n
I 111 vt ms, his iniuoritv, mid make no claims
.. .-. '. m - 1 .'. ; . .....I .I...II I...
1 re(Mnsble fr n debts contmctoJ by bliu
' thwdate.
u;jou iiiot tir iim nimur ium .!'., i "
Uated (Jrtt-bVllle, ur., Atrn I;
al?t A. WILLIAMS
Admlnltrator'a .Notice,
THE undersigned has been by the County
Court of VVashin((tou Count v, Oregon,
dulv apixintd Aditiimstrstor of the Fwtnto
ot Call Liebeuovr, dt-ccased All ersoiis
hsiiig cluiius raiiint saM r.stsiv, nre
bertbv Hot I tied to pres. -lit bein to lue, With
protter vouchers, at my ivsidebce south of
lliilsboro, or at th law utUce of H. li.
i llUHV
union, iu inuitoori
.in this dnto.
Ihis May 1st, 1SS.
ia::-ot
JLLICS AHKAIIK.
! 4ot. Nlrnyod or Stolen,
I
N.OM the uod rsiijned, tit Cornelius,
! I WMKllilH'totl Count V, Or., O10 Cle.Hlil
,-.iIi.n..l ,,r '-l'.iu-Ll, ill' 1'iitii- 4 vi'iii ri olil
I iv r-oiiHfS li.wt l'rul-i niKht. Is
j ,,rBI,at-a ti l.ft l.i with ludUit mo.,u, diuj
! ontline of trimiyuli.r form .u ritlit Hboiild.r.
I rillll tlUir I I III U Will ,l,t ,K,ll,f.'l
..... 1 1 . ...1 u.;o 1... ......a w,.,
; thu hol'St to IOC.
1 .1. I; MI MX II. i
May .1. Ihms. in.i iin
The Draft MiMllion, YOl'Mi
oi-iEnsrEi-ir).
' Tin- I ira It htidlioii, Vm k i (iiinvmii, i.
n ibipplfd buy, IS ham'.-t l i;:b, find n '.'ht
; ;'.t nuiils.
i l'i uioiii.K.. Sire bv Major Urie'c's tili-n-
eltlj hu I. .lolm Copo, tli o'-'-t pi i7i- in-
nt r of r.iii:!MMi: tim.i, r .'1 loiin nii.i i
f.TMIl.1 tftlll U .-M.T.' .Ill lilMlf.
-
: '!!... r.MKlisit C.v.cU llor-a, )n(MI
- ; TSQBT. BRUCEi
o! -
I 1 I'-" - Uk. J- i h b1.11.lsom., bH.?k.
"- ''; ,e vear- old. U:,
1 hands littfh, ,;n. w.iphs ISM pounds.
Pns.i.iBfjc.-Sire. bv Ilobt. Urnof : bf bv
Kir VV illiHiu Vltiiee:"hi bv iJoiuinion Kinu;
I Kif VV illiHiu Wrtltaee: hn b iJoiuinion Kin;
i .(am, it John ia a if, by iinporled ChnlleliK, t
The itbove-n.-inu-d Stallions ill iiiake the
Niis'n of lsy-t in WnMhiiiftou tJ.mnty,
I nron, in t!ic louowirj; pnict-si
Mondays, at tiri-fiiviili-; MoiiJ.iy Nijjht,
rtt Jiil ii I!. i!irH. on tint.- ( 'it .1. : l tii-tiit
Noon, :il 1'oi.ki ,iov-, tt ilu- II, null. n
, iji.,rt r'tani'-i t ii"','.y .,ii.'u , fti i 1.0 ,
.cfro.is. nin-boro; u,,in.,ia N,fcnt.
j 'I hiirsdny
t-rr i Tlnirs-
l's, ltav.r-
hii .kiit'i'i a. 4 t 11 . 1 it 1 - u k
; Not,n. M Mr. ,'.. s,,,.,, F,
1 d:ir N i'.'ht, ut Ci. o. H.;riibiickle'i
, ,, ,. Ilu!., rrtmin". at Wm. N. Knnll.'-
! Cedar Mill; l'nd iv No'.n, at Thos. Otchins',
1 Laet Plains: llld.'iy Niht, ut the Jhihi of!
jthu cuder-tiiied, il iuil-it wist of (il. nc.K-;
Saturdav Noon, at Win, lU'lcy't, licar tin'
raynieiit coiisid.,re.t tlu. v. lit n uistes are
j known to be with ion I
A. T.N(rH,
j March 5W, JSns.
j
i) 1 IT.) tf
This Space
RESERVED
Jas. H. Sevel
Manufacturer ui
DRAIN TILE
Three Miles Northeast uf
Hiilsboro, Oregon.
October 4, 1837
o-ly
Adiiiliilniritlor'N Hul
nri. mm
N'OTK'K h lienhv (riven that in pur.
ou.inre of mi onlcr and d-eiro ot tl.s
('otintv fiiiurtof tti Mf.to of Oregon for
WiiHliiijptoii Comity, iuikIm nidi entered Ht h
reciiUr term tlu-rnof, to tt: on tln hih i!ny
of Mhv. I ?', Ill II"1 irmt 'i,r of tin; HitlMtit of
Jhiih'h IicW't, diveuxiMl, mid to me dii.-cl.
ed fis .nJiuiioWJUwr t!,( r.i )t, I will soil st
i ulilie met ion, to tin- liii'i.oHt bidder, lit t ha
I 'ol.lt Jloti .0 do'ic, in Id;: .!, ij'o, Wlml.lfU'tou
County, Ktntit of l Iregon, on
HVM HHAV, JI VT 1(1, 1HHH,
j t 11 o'clock K. M. of nrii.1 diiv, the follow.
i-iR ili-hci il't i 1 1 rit-i h ot benl J.-iMti i or so
I iiiiii'li lit ri f n,i ni'iy be necessary to pay
t tin' ili'Mn. chiuiix mid i xiM'iii f ndmiuis.
i''i")i of H'liil i mihU'II siud leal estnte Is
I ui Hcriuru i,h i iiiiiv s, to-w 11 : aii i iiiif mm
bem in It. i foil jtv of W'.'thLinuloii and
i Ktit of ( re,;..n. and more artirnluily
' d wrili.-.l nii.i l. ,mi.iM,( nM follows)
i lt J r;i-t--lit io tin llouiesu'fid Entry of
.tiuiKu D.rl.K.ni, Milmiti'd 111 eoiiiity itlid
slMt.i ufori r.'iiit, oiul li-ii'tniti il in 1 hu I'. M.
Kurvovs Mh ...t lioi Ki-ctioMii, and l,ot 1 of
j K ,,,, V. ell hi T. I H. of It. I W. of tho
" in toii i v mi i u.iui, n nimnin r to iw
n.n .
I ' I I r 1,1 .1;. ..I l l ,.. .,... . I I.
on 1 1 , i ii'.u I In ! n souiio'
i " ' i ' i t tb.. v
- -1- n,- inin-i vnn.
us r, uii.i 1;
Vi llliiiicttn
in. IJiiilii nil, (oil! IIii':H HuLlUl oil Haa tliMI
Ii.ih fij 10.I ij thi;U(:i west rodti thxncM
iioi'h U',-4 rodii thuiice wst ;.' rodsj
tl,eu',i loi tii fyts to the center of sou
tiuii thcucs tfHKt lo-i rous tn the plies ut
bev'ttinuiKt eiiijiRinitii 7'i ' ni;rtf.
itinii of Dim thud of purchase
pi ice, chmu in hmd tiio duy of sulci wus -third
iu kii Uiouibi, and reuiainJr in
tvsil.s months from day of salu, with hi
terest 011 OelsiTPd sniiiis st the ruts ut
U p-reiiit. x-r nunuiu; 1 R'trod ori)iiiuiit4
to be f,. iiun-.J by it inoltjH'Vit upon ths
jieuji-n-, All coti-iiu('t'S lo bs ut pur.
chuil'n evpi-io!!1,
11:1 i:u i'.oscow-,
Admiiiisl 1 utol ot lh Ksluts ot Jsiiids
iloUx u, I J.M-t-utf lJ. lull) it
K. SANBFORD.
PIIVSICftN,
srutii:i,
- wt
A( ( 0K III I K,
;i.r.t i', tuti ooN.
1 Dnilcr in liniirs. Medicines. Pulnls.
this, lie, hill. m.I 1 1. 11. Us kept coll
htiut'v 111 mo-k.
o'.M (I
FREE MASON.
ill', i iii;i 1 ) Al; ni. ! 'I.VIKK.
I
Si.. t'.'UH'lia, l-'irsl l'11.'l'oU at till. Stt
find County l'eiis .1 l' -7, swll Mtniat tin.
Si aSoli lit 1,' .' f (i rii) . .' iiiiIiS Hnttll ul Col
In'oiis, ul i 1 ;--'. 1 : a.'i 1
, Pr.-e M...i v..., e..t bv M.-nv Mh-i
! iu rx-. ,1 1 i--. Cded html IWk,
tla-.ii Horn. Us Miueu.s: ;r.,d.l..iU I Ion., by
j Ih ;u , .edd by i:n,.,.i, ths
, t lotliiiH lioi-e '
. i. it A 1,51 l.lw.-s, na
CtMUeliri, Miirch V-', P", in'.-liu
Coi uelifi, .M arch PmS,
j
jAVii t'm'iN.
Krri.nr I'. Woostpji.
j
!
! .
MTm T-1 f- T J&Cf
' rf1
I ILlftl,
i
Meat. Market!
I I.IIKWIli Ik Willie I tH rlDnS
'Main Street, - IIILLSBORO
Choice Beef,
Mutton, Veal
And Pork !
J.rp! constantly . hand.
llfglist ituirltet prlfc pull
Itifych, Mii'loii, Veal and IIoks.
for
I'm I r tfnliu to All I
N a I J'n v 1 1 o ; i (inn mi n t4'it
Plcato Clvo uo a Trial
Nej.l. S, is- ;
-7s
m
in
LANDS FOR
SALE.
IOT i I.ii.. iU i.-t, v. c It bs stsd.
Willi io .... '..trn, i i.nd a iitxd
. ..trn,
Mi).
Otlilfild I'm
Acr.'sof I. mi.. I, S' inil.i from It. 11
)' ut Jiilii v, , . j ilt- li hi'IumjI and
:" , mil. h Ir un 'i.it'Hl i with hoUHtt,
li nn, i.iid i.:l;i'i' t.eeerisnry faiui liuihliiiis.
i ll ih pltu-H iu t!u i.Mii-hlN n it. ri-il, and will
iiinle n I'ooil i.t. cK or ilain iHrin.wi'h Ihs
h ast c. kI. ;ii or ,".il f.i-j - in riilllvatlou, and
10 or !.' ti i s m'i ii .( eli'.ii , find I he roiuaiu
tt ' it liiii-.ii lai.il tlifil will iiinkn a food
linrn. M'-iui' i.f ut i. h is Aid. r Hut. This IS
mi eholiit. It.irK.nii ul f l'I.oj wr acre.
I
1 Acn s. vith Sim a . i 1 1 1 nud a I,oj.'trinu
i'" letiin, ilni n i-uli nr.. snd ihrwi
liwriis. 'II ; ir..'it iit veil loosttn, hk
lull.- from it. If. 1 will s. li tln nndivtdvd
1 one third of tins properly for f 1.VHI,
8AC1.I S Willi A 'I WO-H TOHV IIOUHK
tt s. st n looniH, nil luiii fhiiith, and a
; hnrn tliat iumi l.iiHi, nn ori tiHid uf all kinds
. of fruit and all of the mi null fruits. 'Ibis
I pines is fMoril,h loimlnl ou Maui Ntreet If
! lliilsboro, ami ill suit a miiu of tnaaiui
I will st II either half of this place the Ini
ipiovfd ftart for frVnoo, or tint i.n improved
tor t(A), or all of It lor i-IMi.'si.
IAA ACHI'H til' LAND MIMCH
I sJyf from (i.-itlou, Mid mils liirtu
hi'liool : !.' acres ol plow lund and '.D acres
i slushed nud M-nli il Mid );, ncrrs of small
; I ir end ll i',.. I hen is an orchard of I, to
lii-ririiif ln i , nud i wi'ti iihI ,y a HprtiiK
lii it n-n r fulls or.. I a si ll. I his' Isnd lays
tin a iood road, end near wh.x,!, I'rico, hi
CKU Mill Holes, .i.it.
j uith, wini iiirsi: m) wm.
tm f't iu-t'd Mid ill CiilHvf.tiiill. iTloc, f&i
It
Q( At III.!',, I MMriiOVI'l), li MIItEri
' OW Honth ef Hill-Ijoio, veil wiitcradi lays
i well and t.i.nr thu I ' ...tu.ory nt rarminctou,
n uu comes out 'j th ioh.1, I'tici., j AM,
NIC!:, l.AI;(;r. AND WIXL
sii.iiCc.l I;. Ion. k, Willi all iirnes
Hnry Outhuildnij:, Isihi nv( I nut 1 retts, and
; hti Ixits, situated rmir lli nw I trick J'lock
i in llill-liuiM, for s ilo ill if-'.Vfi V).
) Qt Acies, (j miles fiom llillnhoro, 15
O" a:i ol plow i.nd IV r.cri ti of pistare
1 Isndi hutisi', l.arii, and .0 livinu trees In
tircnsr.i, ami is w. ti ii'il i,y a spi uiifi ' Oulv
l's miles I rum hi'IkmiI, and is on a froou
road, 1 1 r.iilrs frmu ert'iuiinrvi li luilei
from ruitlund. "nee, if l.iioo.io,
7f Acres, 3 miles from IIiIUImuo. with
I lions.., horn, uietjaiit, well, wovt.
hisl, eic, and 4 ) unvs under low und iu
. meadow. J'rtoe, $J,V).0.
t have other lands of Cue qui.lity too
uumeroiis to tneiition
w. h.Tucker.
Ileal IXnto Agvut,
IIILLSBORO,
127-tf
'. OREGON,
UiiM