HILLSI50R0 I. DEPEND EXT. i hi. , .1 in lln- ..!.. lt!.-i U i' Hill-, ll nt 1 1 M i.ttoro, Or-a'ii, uiulU r. tt.i...-i i' ,iii, it. uiIykih-.-, r iitr . J .'a J 1 1 1 . 1 I ! 1 1 I'l Hl.l-IIIN.i Co., l"r...ru-tor, l. M C. il I.T, Keillor. UttH t II. V IVt.H ' TIIH 1 IT Y MM DAY, DHKMIiKIt . J.t WMI .VI MX. On Novi-mlur 17, Tiik Isiik- i KMii .v r miM : 'iinfliuin hut al- lowiil liim If to lie IuijiommJ upon, eitlur w I!lii)!y or Itfiioruntly. lilonnt lias not tol.l tln truth." On the Itll iu-t.iiit u -nilliti"; vt"fl calJit to Port Tnwri-Mii!, WWi., Kririxidir tliittis fruiii Honolulu to Novt-mU-r 1!, four ilay hitrr than t 1j l.rou'lit ty tin- -li-mii-liiji. Aftt r tin-uilini of the Alaini-ila Mini-ti-r Willis tiu tlioriiil tin- iulilicntoii of uiinivt r Kitiou w hirli In- ha.luitli tlif litor of tlif Kwiiintf Slur, in which on-ur thcMi H'litciico : ' no clmiii- in the piv-i-nt Hitnatioii will take plaf for hi-Vi-rtil Weeks. I hrnnylit W illl II it certain iii-tnii-liin from the I'nitcil Slates 'overnineiit on the Hawaiian -ilii.Cioii. Since n;y armal coiitin )reiicies have arin, uliont which neither the I'niteil Slates ovrn inent iioi niy.-elf were tiwitrt' w lien I left Wii.-liiiiloii. I have thought it hest, In the exercise of the ili.K-ro- tion nllowcil me, to Mihmit thes4' matters to ahinKtoii lielore pri ! liny further to carry out my orig inal instructions." This conlirnm w hat was Niiil in theM-columns on the Ktli, ami marks Willis us n man w ho w ill not le a jmrly to the nmii tirchial con-piracy. The news hrouyht hy the little hailing vessel reached Washington city in time for despatches to he tele Krnilu'd to San l'ranci-co and for warded hy the revenue cutter Cor win. 'i'he sudden ilt-piirtiirii of the dispatch hoat leads to the helief that the administration is hurrying to change its policy. It is time. (ITY f.LECTIOX. On Friday evening lat republican ehs-tors met in convention and uoiii iitaUsH'uptain J. D. Merrynian for mayor, J. J. Morgan, J. I'. rumiiie ami A. M. Collins for councilmcn for two years, und (ieorgw Wih'ox, N. A. Uarrett and J. 1. Hicks for one year, It. iitou Itow tnan for rts-onler and (i. W. IVttersoii for treuurr. SiinetimH Istwecn midnight and S oVI'K-k Monday morning, the c.j .itioii named its ticket "Popular." it bore the name of J. C. Hare for mayor. The humu name for coun cilmcn, except A. M. Collin wim re placed by the name of Ir. F. J. liai ley, and J. 1. Hick by that of Dr. J. K. Adkins. 1 1. W. Dol.hiui wax on for recorder. When the votes were counted at the clo-e of the election it Was dis covered that all on the popular tick et had Iss n elected by u majority ranging from '22 to fi'J. Then the ixMtiiin went out and coiiimencsi kicking tiieiiiselves Ikhhum' they hud not nominated an entire ticket. The republicans might easily have ehvt cd their entire ticket if they had had more voti r. The vote m ! Im I was a light one, only Uns. Ijt-t year there were i'T;t thrown, only a few more than came to the polls last Mon day, but ipiite a mi in I of almeuteen call be counted. i:siii: rs M kxsa i .'. The president's message is u long state pa-r and in many places his excellency seems to use words to con ceal thought, 'i'he following para graphs touching Sandwich Islands matters is anything but satisfactory. It is that same system of secrecy and evasion. It is given entire: "It Is scarcely necccssary for me to state that the ijuc-lion arising from our relations with Hawaii have caused serious embarrassment. Just prior to the installation of the present administration the existing govern ment of Hawaii had been suddenly overthrown, and a treaty of annex ation had been uegotiatisl between the provisional government of the Islands and the I'nited States, and submitted to the senate for reuctitlca tion. This treaty J withdrew for examination and dispatched Hon. .lames II. lilount, of (ieorgla, to Honolulu as a special commissioner tn make an impartial investigation of the circumstance attending the change of government and of all con ditions bearing upon tin; subject of the treaty. After u thorough and ex liaiistive examination, Mr. Illount submitted to me his report, showing .licyond all iucstiou that thecoustitu tloual government of Hawaii had Ims-ii subverted w ith tin! active aid if our representative to that govern ment an-1 through the intimidation caused by the presence of armed naval force of the I'nited States, w hich was lauded for that purpose at the instance of our minister. INsTKI TIONS To Willi-. "I'pon the tacts develox-d it -seemed o me that the only honor able cotirs for our governnn nt to pursue was to undo the wrong that had been done by those representing us, und to restore, ns far as practic nhlc, the stums existing at the time of our forcible intervention. With a view of atcnmpli-liiiiu this result, within the constitutional limits of our 'Xtvutive power, and recognizing all our obligations and responsibilities grow inir out of any changes in the condition brought alHiut by our un jllstillahlc iptelerclice, our prnt mini-lii- at lloiioluhj has nrcived appropriate instructions to that end. Thus tar no information of nuy nc compr!,ineiit of fiw delinite ri-siill. lias Imi n receive I from him. Ad tlitioual liilvices are mi.ui cHctel. When received, they will ls prompt ly sent b congnsw, together w ith all other iiiformatiou at hand, accom panies! by a special executive mes sage detailing the acts ntvccswiry to a sHiiplete under-taiiiling of the cu-s', and pre-s'iiting a history of all the material events bailing up to the pN"ont situation." The part relating to tlnani-c con tains no new thing, bid is fur t In most part sl;lti-tii"ll. The topic of raiiug revenu." j an Indorsement of the Wil-on I ill The li'tle Central American State lias iip1 f"r tiring on rtir ting. Informatiuii ii given of the pr'-;rcss imide in the ndjiistnii nt of our claims against Chili. 'J'ho incsNige I a long one and w ill l nr otudy from lime to unit-. t The devil is out of her. Mrs. ii. II. Williams has tlnishej her 40 days fast and has commenced eating. Now after all this nonsense how much better is she? The human body as far as eating is concerned is something like a steam boiler, lleliy fuel to the furnace and the power to do work by the boiler is soon lost. So with the Isnly. When one ith stalns from food the power to labor is soon lost. Indeed the pangs of hunger will interrupt concentrated thought, la the mind fixed on ma terial or spiritual sii'Jccts. Pretend ed messages from heaven delivered through ii starved tenement can only 1st the disordered imaginings of a pialragesiinal brain. A speaker at a tax payer' meeting in Portland, u few nights ago, ap plied tin- term, "Cow counties," to that portion of the state outside of the metropolis. Now, docs this gentleman wish to antagonize the outside counties '.' If he does we, of the outside, are willing. Ikies the gentleman remember the fate of Ids non-taxable water bonds? Portland is in no condition at this time to be arn gaut. I. J. Van Allen decliui's the Ital ian mission in a neat letter to Secre tary of State (ire-ham, that reads very much as though it was dictated by the president himself. It is the most perfii-t example of making the Ut of a bad bargain that has yet been given to the public. Van spent his J. ".(i,ooo and has heart burnings for his boot. .Notice the kingly Orover when he says, ter at Honolulu." language of "( ur mlnis- TIIK WfcKT MIK rorNTIF.S. Special Report treat inir Acifthliort to (be Sutlt of I'm, M( Min.nvii.I.K, Or., Dec. !!. The farmers of this section have conclud ed that there is mors in iney In bal- I.... !...(.. I . 1.1 1 I. . 1 o.Ku,e,r M, no., snipping ,i ... , t . , J,,.,,,,, J , .1 - ...IH . ... rfil... .1 ... 1 S ' uie Mi(er linns ill wreou i iiy inail there is iii burning it. Some 1'imi make her n-gular tri-wct-Wly trips. Mrs. W. K. Martin, win) isane time ago left her husband taking her daughter with her, returned home Friday evening She was met at the train by Mr. Martin, who took the chili and has sin. v had it ill his M-susion. Notwithstanding the efforts of detectives to locate her, her whereabout nim-e leaving tlii-i city are still a mystery. Cohvali.is, Dec. C. On Sunday eve, thou w ho were fortunate in at tending evening scrvhsu at the Pres byterian church, received quite an agreeable hiirprise. llishop Mills, Iowa, of the I'uited Brethren church, delivered an excel lent sermon. This is the bishop's first visit to the coast and he expresses himself as Is-ing highly pi easts 1 with what lie has seen of Oregon, and eclally the W-st sideHirtiou of the Willamette valley. Siturday night, the farm lious- ol "Iih-" Maples, three and one-hall mills Fast ol Corvallis, w as destroyeil by Are, none of the contents Icing saved. The family were away from home and it is nuppostsl that the tire originated from the tireplaee. Thti illumination was plainly -sn from this city. Harold Woodcock, a sou of the Corvallis Imnkcr, M. S. Woodcock, had Ids arm broker, w hile attending a fractious horse on Friday evening last. The steamer, lloeg, arrived from up-river Miuts last night with i large load of freight, which wa transferred to the train for shipment to San Francis. -o. This morning she left for Portland and down rivt points with about l-"n tons of freight, and passengers ahoai'd. On her trip up the river she progrisscd siiti.-fai torily to within three miles of Fu gene, where the channel of the river had changed so much that a pnssagt was impossible, cnnsiipiently the FugiMie cargo was unloaded at liar-risburg. Miss A Idie Tiitt, a yo ing lady of a'Miut H years of age, died in tlii city yesterday mormug, a victim of consumption. Arrangmeiits are making for tin holding of an old-fashioned farmers and mechanic's dance in this city, about January t-'i, 'ill. It is pro posal to have an imported orchestra of seven pieces on hand for the occa sion, and a good time Is anticipated. I.NUKI'KXDKSl I'.. Iks'. ".Till roads ill Polk county are deep w ith mud in .some places. Small boys are not nllowi-d on the streets of Ihillas after s o'clock. Charles Post, of McCoy, has made an assignment. I,. P. Fra.er, of McCoy, has leasts I laud to Alderman I'.ros. fm- a Imp yard. Three hundred and seventy-nine bales of hops were sold at Pallas re cently at prices ranging from 1) to l-r cents, as follows: (ieorge (Jarducr 7 bales, ('. (iardner '., Shephard A Card 'A2, J. F. (Jroves 1,12, A. Sie farth II, Kirkjmtrick A- 1 iinlop W. D. (iilliam :I2, C. Friuk 17, J. II u her -'2, i rant A- ( iuy 27, For i A l'raik :is. 1 luring the rei-cnt high waters the steaiiier Altona was water bound here but was not idle by any means, A quarter million feet of logs was wived by towing to Salem, and Is head of cattle were taken out of the mg a most -ignt-aijie warmin I m the lire ujriii my buck. Tlio ght hal grown itildcr, though I w not aware of it ut the time. The cabin itself was in a perfect glow rvflecU-d from the tin1, presenting a I thought a pleasing picture witii its ever changing lights and shades, turmil over to take a pwp at the fire, for I am a gr.-at admirer t-f ojx'ii tirs, when, to my aiiia.ement, I saw that end of the cabin w as one hlus-t of tlaine. The hou-eiii fact w as on fire, ami the blaze rapidly licking the roof. I immediately arose and com menced throwing on water with tin cup, furnished from two buckets luckily at hand. Making, poibly, mole noise than was neis-ssary in the tearing down of some boards acting as an obstacle to my efforts, my friend awoke, find taking ill the situ atioii gave me his aid. It tk but a short w bile to cru-h the invader, and n I m n invts-tigatioii found a half days lalsir would n comis-iise matters, We loadisl our pipes 0ml sat dowu for a chat, feeling in no way sleepy enough to warrant our immediate re tiring. My friend remarked the ex crci.se had been Is-ucticial, in fact, he felt hungry as a Ix-ar. Wishing to know mv sentiments under thai Ii -ad, I confes-s-d to being in the same plight. Well, the long and short of It was, we ate that turkey, retiring a short time afterwards well satistlitl with ourselvist and the world at large. When we turned out upon Thanksgiving day, there was nothing but bones staring us in the face w ith n faint odor of crow in the distance. Ijitcr, bis friend ar rival, and in due -east in we all dined at a table upon w hich crow was by all odds the most conspicuous object. I ins is "why 1 ate crow upon 1 lianksgivlng. (iKd ir nu nr. tons of baled straw are now waiting for the steamer. The freight to Ore gon City is t.'2't per ton. Fvcryone is pleased at the com ments or the visiting newspaper men. lr. John Field, of Sheridan, one of the oldest practitioners of medi cine in the county, died Thursday morning, lie whs a memU-rof the I. o. o. F. and A. O. F. W. Friday morning It was discovered that burglars had entered thet.tatimw cry store of Charles (IrWscii and hail taken several dozen gold js-ns and enhn!ders. I). A. Smith, the jew eler, who Is located in the same room, lost some 2" watches, l. of them being in his hands for repair. The evening In-fore -on n one entered the residence of Dr. (i. S. Wright, while the family was away. Noth ing has Ihs'ji miss-d. The burglar cut his hand M.vcjvly, however, in breaking a wii.dow Jo jjaiu an entrance, bloody marks being on everything touched, mid a trail ol blood led to the road where it ili;pj'an d. These burglaries were in all probability crpetpitd by some of the numerous hard looking tramps that li.ne passed through the city during the past wi-Hi gng south, independence and Corvallis should keep a Lookout fnf them. The other day W. F. Dicbjctw!, er, Jeweler, lolssnl si-v rial small din uioniN worth fioni tlA to 2.1 each. Dilig- iit search wrs made without .avail. It wa finally concluded that the nCjis had bis-n dropsil on the Moor and hi siM-i-piu had U-cn gathered up and throw n in the stove. jAu old miner was hired and Jhe IwlnU r :isu s wi re iiremlly panned ut and aft ii." jewels were found. lire. J. D. Murphy and A. J. Walcott and brought to high land on this side. The new city nfttcers of Independ ence w ill U: A. M. Hurley, mayor; Ueorge W. Hts'it, recorder; John Richardson, Jr., treasurer; Andy lupsr, marshal; councilmen, W. W. Percival, J. D. Irvine, J. C. Kirkland, Peter CiMik, II. C. Finch and d. O. Strong. One of the Indepeiideniv Sunday scIiihiIs has had to susi-nd its mis-t-ings bei-ause it can get no assembly rM)in. An old schoolhou-e had Ixs-n U-ssI, but that was taken for manu facturing purposes, whereupon there was nothing to do except ml.j-urn without day, HOW THKV ( VWK TO ! I' ( LOW. In a pcr-sinal li t n r Raueii p,in tells how he came to eat crow on Thanksgiving. The Incident has just enough of tragedy in it for spice. Here Is the story: I had a little experience Thanks giving day, which, when 1 think of tl, was ipiite amu-ing, though it iiinld have I,cei serious, I had de clined several kind hiv it.il iofis to dine out, preferring to pas that day with an old hacia-lor friend living' rtloije In a log cabin u 'cV miles from this xint. I arrived at his home li.u evening U-fore, w here I received a iiHKt In-afty welcome. He wn esiting a friend to dinner the fol lowing day, and had rousted a small- Corbitt A Mucleay v. T. II. Cornel ius and Alex Chalmers, judgment by iieiauii ior uie piainuiis in the sum of JbiOs, and a decn-c that the prop erty attached by the sheriff be sold to satisfy the judgments and costs. 11. o. Thorn v. Sarah A. Robinson et ul, executors, sheriff! sale of real proert v continued. F. P.irdsoll v.J. F. Fleming et al, sheritl's sale of realty continued. RolH-rt imbrie v. 1,. O. Dersham, set for trial I leci'inlx-r !, at i:10 a. in. D. S. .McCalie v. II. F. Ford, set for trial December 1 1, at !i:."n a. in. T. F. Haul v. A. and 1. Allen, ar ginsl and submitttsl and taken under advisement. Moore, Ferguson A Co. v. T. R. Cornelius, judgment for plalntilf for the sum of i;o7."!) with interest at in -r cent. Ilritton v. Davis, argued and tak en under advisement. Fllen Piekard et al v. ('has. F. Pickard, judgment for the nvovery of the real pros-rty, and "lO daiii-ages. Albert lU-iland v. Flizalieth liei- laild, decreed that clerk of the court pay di-fcnilaut t I. so taxes ftilvanced. interest on ii.i,s, that he pay lleriianl kindred the net interest on $!;!!, that he pay from lirst monev to the plaintitf the sum of l:ttl, that he pay Otto, Robert and Mary llrini kie, or their guardian the sum of l:i! with Interest. I n in White v. (itsirge White, ili-rts' lor a divorce granted. J. H. Taylor v. Nannie F. Tavlor, dvr;s' for a divorce grantisl. l.J. Armstrong v. T, R. Cornel ius, judgment for plaintiff for '.7-1. in. J. R. C. Thompson v. J. C. (irani et al, judgment for plaintitf for 11111.71, and mortgaged premises ordenst sold. S. R. Huston v.Charles F. Pick ard et al, judgment for plaintiff for 21 hi and the mortgaged premises ordered sold. Pat Ring v. Harney Feiisc, set for trial Ihif-iiihcr pi. R. I,. Sahin v. Ii. Mcpherson, judgment against defendant by de fault for the s.mi of 7-1-1. -in. ti. C. Wickson v. T. R. Cornelius, judgment for the plaintiff for the sum ! :r.ls.n.). Vunderveldoii v. T. R. Cornelius, judgment tor plaiutilf for $1 1 lti.70. A. W . I.aiuUrt v. John and li.ir hara Frohnauer judgment for plain titf for '. v..:;n. F. New ton v. T. i;. ltroW nct al, judgment for plaiutilT for liNis.iiu, and that J. J. Morgan have ju Ig ment against defendant, Isaac Funis, for ti'i 12, and that mortgaged prem ises Ik' sold to satisfy said judgments. Schiilmerich A Sm v. J. C. Ma (iruderet nl, judgment for plaiutitl for 772.70 against defendants, J. ('. and Flora Magruder, and for :l7ii against defendants, Annie and John Alexander, and that mortgagisl pniiiisis be sold. W. M. Jolly and F. R. JoII-, ex-is-utors, v. Ifidiard M. Kyle ej al. Ihsdof Sam and Fanny Kyln net aside, and a second lieu on described realty for '.mil, and 2ii.sn allowisl to plaiutilVs. Sylvester Pennoyer et nl v. Fouls! Krauset al, sheritr.s sale eontlrmisl. i:ilen Pickard, guardian, v. Chas, I-'. Pickard, jury trial verdict ror the plaiiitiU" for -12-1..12, with interest at s mt (int. from February 17, lsn2. j tARMF.KS' INMTUK. lo hp lli-lil nt HiIMhiia IM'CFinlirr 13. llmiil 1-1. Isl. Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report 1 1 (wa Baltic NOW IS THE TIME ! I 113 011 aiit lo Imy a pirn of land In a good location t lie underslsriuMl lias for sale I :i(M) acres in ." and 10-acro tracts in A. II. Johnson' First Addition, located K' mile nortlnu'st of ABSOLUTELY PURE Appuiiitment ( AnoigueeM. TOTI( K in Lert-bTtiiveu that T. It. Cor I Dt-liiK, rmiUriit of Waslniictuii oouuiT. Or-(uii, ia umJti nu nik;uiiif nl u( all to prum-rtT 1 1 tli.- unafmiw.-i.oU, fur tU bvualit il all tiw creditor. u,l tliat li the creditors of tbt (nl.l 1. rt. c'oraeliu. r tereli? nolilir.l to irment tlivir oIhiiu ik'tmst Iii in, umli-r ontli. to un nt the law ertiis. o lb, II. 'Iiiiirfiie, in lilUtro, W nilnntiin (xaiiiie, lln-iiii, witliiu three liioiitliH It. mi theilnte hen-of. HitlilHiro, lrfi;,iii, Ueremlier 7. ls;f I. J MoitiiW. n. i. ruhM-.ui s. Afc(lKns .,f tb i-slnle cf . (. t'orneliu in.,vt-iit. js ;u AilmiuUtrator o otice. N'tn iCK is liert-bv imt-n llint the nnder iniied linn llr day lakfii out letters of HitmmislrHll.nl mi the es'nle f Klvn HalileaJ, derensrd. All iii-rii Iintiiil; olmiuit Hi.'Hiimt una! ettnte will (irewnt them tolne PI Hiv rvNldem-e nil r.Ki(i r Ill.lUIltlllll a In a ait illinium t r on tin dnte. I hi: MO S IK WIS. Adiaidistr.it, ir t-soite ol Ih.i llnlnu-nd. de-f-e-oled. -i-'U N'oveinlier 1, ls.i;l. Appointment of Assignee. NOTU'K i hrrehy uiveii tlmt Doii-ild Mi l'lirrsnli. n ieside,t f WaHliuik'ton eotinty, Oregon, hiia lumle nu s.ii;iiiiieiit ol all Illi in.HTtv to the mnlersii'iie.l. fur the Itc-iielit of all Ii .s rrrditon nnd that all creditors of I lie o,i lunula Mi-I'hermiti an-lierel-r uiilitleil lo itrewtnt their cIioiiih mi Uer mull, to me nt the h-w olllm- of Thou. II , r ti . i I I oiiliii-, in hi tM'mro. W iiKlntiLt,,ii coimtv Mr. J. P. Itlaie. an extensive real tire... wni,,,, ii, .n in.,., the de estate dealer in Ihs Moines, Iowa, liereof. narrow IV issnis-d otie ot the severest I ,,1M ii'inii, .Novemir ! lS'.cs, Maslilujtoa County Vt-trrau AikocU tluu. The larrit meeting of et-soldiers and sailors ever held iu Vashlii;ton csiunty held an all day stjssion on Itecember tith, at Forest drove, and lerfivtetl a county association of vet erans with the following ortleers: Prts , u. U. m.wns, Forest (irove; 1st i.-e prcM., J. N. Fisher, Heaver ton; 2nd V. P., N. J. Walker, Forest (inve; Tr'as., 1. W. Baldw in, Forct tfrovej; Set.-., Jos. liucher, Forest (rove. A rtssjlutioii to peDslon all survi vors of Indian wars of the North P.tcitV const tspial with Mexican war survivors was unanimously passed. Abo a resolution favoring the early and sMssy completion of the State ."soldiers' Home at ItiM'hurif. The various committees nece.snary in the society were appointisl. The next meetinjf will l held at llillsboro, on the first Thurslay in May, lsi, und the follow inif meet ing the first Thursilay in Septeinbi'r, follow ing at some placu ilesignatetl in the future. More w ill he heard from the soci ety in the future. 7i BJEEDVILLE, alonu: the comity road to Ilntler's .Mill. Oiie-liiiirinile to Station, Tostollice and Sclioollionso. Keedvllle Is nicely located VI miles from Portland on the S. 1 It. It., miles east of HIlMioro. Terms: cash; balance in . years. All thoie lots liae 10 i'oot road in front. HANS RASMUSEN. Agent, Reedville, Oregon. 27 ol attacks of pneumonia while in the northern part of that state during a recent blizzard, says the Saturday Iteview. Mr. Maize had occasion to drive several milt during the storm and was so thoroughly chilled that he was unable to get warm, and in side of an hour after his return he was threatened w ith a severe case of pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Wnize sent to the nearest drugstore and got a I sit tie of Chamberlain's cough remedy, of w hich he hail often heard, anil took a uumrn-r of large doses, JIc says the ell'ect WHS won derful ami in a short time he was heathiug quite easily, lie kept on taking the mislicine ami the next day was able to come to lKn Moines, Mr. lllal.e regards his cure as simply wonderful. For sale by Uillsboru Pharmacy, For a sore throat there Is nothing lictter than a tin unci bandage damp ened with Chamberlain's Pain Halm. It will nearly always ott'irtfteure in one night's time, tins remedy Is also a favorite for rheumatism and has cunsl many very severe cases. .in cent bottles for salt-by llillsboro Pharmacy. Dr. Price' Cream Baking Powder Wurld'a Fair Hlvnr.t Mtdal ami Diploma. A I -a r ire ( oii-.lniiiriit of GENERAL MERCHANDISE AT TliK STOKE OF HUM V 0a . Boin. N'oveinlier to the wife of t'liarleu ( awrne, a aoti. AlAM Morn, Droenilier I'd., to tl:e wife of A urn A J. huh, in llilUl.oro, a noli. Nicohkmi Horn. lVoeinher 4. to the wife of Nicodetniitt. a daughter. tttiiitlfn. Sciioi.riKi i t'oasatii a - At lli limine of the hrlde'a pai-eiita in I'orneliua, Noyein Iwr -Jit. William T. S(-liiilrlld ot Amoria, nnd.MiiM LaVtlle Curiii'liuH, Ilia writer olhcintitin. The hnpt j ptir were recipients of uinn iK-mitifiil preaeiits. Tin' He preaeut were! It-v. Hml Mrs. Vii;Nlend, Mi. and Mm. M. Sohollifld, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. (loodin of Forest Glove. Mr. end Mr. J. I-'. VVnrd. Mr. 1. H. C.rui'liun of Aatoria, Sir. Willinui Hnv and Mr. ami Mm. It II. Ooodin ol liillnlHiro, Mcm. Jolui Alilmtl. ' f. M. Mo Nutt, M. Tililntii. mid tin' Misws Kmton Miller, Mvrtte Tihlnts, l.lllv linnley anil Hut I is N-hiiltU'lil of 4 V.rneliux. Mr. and Mrs. William tv-lioltii-ld atarted far their home in Astoria Monday, oarrviiig with them the best wihIim of their many (niida. t(HV. Il.au W i,iMTii. N. A. IIVI'.ltKI I AMl(llM- of the enutte of Jlonald Mrl'ller S.MI. Ii. solvent. siu:i:ir'H .sai.k. irlne . f tin e-lllnii l.am il onl nl , tin- l ,nnlv I'onrt. of l he Slut., of lira (ion, for Waaliuiirtoii ' ontity, in favor of S. ii. irvoiinmt aiiiimt Hi, Imr l ',n,tnMH for the aunt of f .vi V. 8. L-oUl onia. with iiiterext thereon at the rule of s per cent, per son em, fr-'iu the lllh dav of Novemlier, lsiia and tor the fiirdn-r mini of $1.1 7.".. uimt and for the ooi and es.n-a of anli mid of said writ. And nli l.v vimie of mi exe ontion. mn.-d out of the Ciroiut Court, of the State ol ( n y. ,n, f. .r W'aaliinuion loiintv, iu favor of Oho. W. Craw and acainst lid-hard llotiit il.le for the mini of :. 7 lip V. H Id coin, with uiti reMl thereon at the rate n s per oeni. i-r aiiuun.. from the tilth (Ut of Novemlier. ls'.il, and for the further niiid of $ :t o,HtH, and t .r the oonih and i-x-pensr-a uf aale and of mid writ. Now. tln-re'ow. by virtito and ill pursu auoe uf aaul eteouliou 1 have levied uisin. and I will, on Tn-dav, the .'nd dav ol Jaiinarv. 1S'.4. at the aoiith diu.r of the Ooiirthonae, In HillhiMro, Wah illk'ton County, tlreuoti, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., of aald day. tu-ll all of the iu t. rt-ts of the aatd d'-feiidant at oblir ana Ion to the hiL'hest bidder for cih in hand, the follnwui-deimrilH-d ie:il roirtv, town: lntheaonlb lial'of K.lwrird Conalnl.le and wife'a donation rlnim No. 71. in se. tioiiR '.'I and township 1 north, riiiiwe L' went; all in WmkIhiii'I,,!! ( oniiiv. tlreuoti: t oat iafvlhe lieii-inlM-fore nained minm. and for the eost and rxH-nsr-a of amd naUi. Slid property will he a ild anbjeol to r.-d. inption m ii'i oiii.ie oi t.rt-on. Winn m my band Ihm br. lsiia. l'7-l BARRETT & CORNELIUS. .. SECOND STREET, HILL6BORO .. This sliiek of gomls M ill Im sold ' JVUCTICUST PRICES Fvery day of the week. A Special Auction Sale Sat unity nfternoon from to ;l olo k, and from 7 to !l in the evening. The stia k ts.iisists of Woolen Fnderwear, lidies Cloaks, Heady-made Suits, Ivershirts and Overalls, bits and Caps, Hoots and SIioch, (irocerics and Ilanlwarc. Mtf X. A. HAltltrTT, Assi,;,,, ,, f the Kstate of 1. Mcliiersou, insolvent. ith day of Kovein II. 1'. KOUI Shetilf of U'n-ihiiiuton Ootinty, Or. Nllt.ltlFF'M MAI.F.. IY virtue of nn cxeaicion, Isatied out of the Cottuty Court, of the Statu of Ore Kon, for Wa.lnnutim County, in favor of Isano llntbr and "Kainst Aaron M ilune and Ma y Malonefor the mini of f I.Vi.no f. s. j'ld ooin, with inlerra; tln-reon at the rate of 10 per cent. s-r aunnui, from the lath day of Hcpteiulier, Is'.n;. and for the further ntn of $ Is ii... oonts, aud for the c.U and i-niN-tiHes of a.ilw and of .iid writ. .Vow. tUfr-fure, bv virtue and iu pursu ant o mid rteoutlon. 1 have levied upon, aud I will, on I neadnv the L'nd day of Jan uary. ls:n, nl the anntb disir of the Court house, in Hillalsiro, Wasliiiinton County, Oregon, at the bour of in nV-iiK-k A. M. of aid dav, ic-ll at pnblio auotioii to the busiest biddi-r for eunb, all of the interest ot the amd di-fi'tulniits. in the followinu-di-ciilw.l real pr..pi-rty, to-wit: lu the aoutii hull of Kdwnrd Cousin, ble and wf-' donation claim No. 71, in aectit-ti -1 and TJ, townihip 1 north of rniiye 'J w est, all in Vanliinwt,.u ouuuiv (Ireuon, to Hitisfy the bereiuueftue named uuia. and for the mu sud niK-nsea of aaid Rale. riq, (.ropriy will be void anb jret to redriiipti-.il ti p r atntute of (Irruon. W i mean uiv hand tbi i'-ih dav of Noveiu r ls:u. a. K l-OKil. ii-'M She riff of Wnaliinnton Ouuaiy. Or. IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM GO TO THE sCily Livery SlaMe Where 3011 will find t!;p Host Tennis that van lie liail IN HILLSHOIIO. THE WINTER TERfl OF Pacific University EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS. flood Teams, .ood liufe's and (Jood Drivers. Cor. Second and Washington Sts. CARSTENS BROS., Proprietors. HILLSBORO SASH AND D00RC0. Manufacturera and Dealera In SASH, DOORS AND MOULDINGS KriMl lle.lirna of I mi i I.K-rx tflMlH ,na,iH , or,i,.f I Milliter lunl. In .onm.tioii willi (he km.mIi ami .IH.r fiu toiv 'a ltin,l..T vaul Wj -j. kopt ,,,s,UIv ,k).. will, ro,.,., , ,lr,. lmilU.r , llulldir tire mvittil lo pla.e tli-ir or.lr with u ' timco at tlie fn.iotv, w,m ..( tl.e lailr.iH, Mution, HilUWo, Orep.it. tl!1! i1!3 i?1' Sales Stable tlllli:i Kill WILL BEGIN hacks. m wiiKs am) innixj hoksks ''""'I I t lTt 'NHI It 10. Tuesday, January 2, 1894. For Catalogues or other information, a.Mross, jiiiu thomas McClelland, President. a r ut: ok iumjiks aihiei. OnUr lift for III:VIISK mil rerHtf nr.it.pt al Itnl Ion. IN'tiii-iiiher lli 1'lnrp. MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL r. J. WILLIAMS & J. W. SEWELL Proprietors. iiioi.tiAii itKiiNK-niv Ki'tyiiii, in.ir.M iiek l:, 7 :Hii p. i. ' A.I.Ik-. of V.'l.imn....on. T. II. ToiiKtia l!"l"i nnl .-nlilri'.-a on I lie Arl.iil- lunl tolli-ut: ere. John M. HIoni iii 41 turat'V. lii iinr nnnlili' fop . r.-iis.m to.liii II... fII.u inrr .,,,. M"' '"""-"i vi. . of the . -..11,. il.n tl iim-. Hint Liking tli. im-1 ' ''TMI Mlliani Kii.ii, of Tort- f 1-iJ ni h lm.ii. li.- ,ii I litnn, na. ioii tlrtiiiiiil l-v tin luid- Hirt.tti"ii-i of will nthiiT tin turiir iu.-i'iiK' ly $..iI,ih'ii,ihhi, V-II, iiw-ilily, lint tlmt ninoiint w ill lui i' to U- mailt' up from -..nu' nirti, t-itln r fpni un llirt.lllt' t;l, in M liii-li f:in tin It' Mill no ilniil't lmt who '!ty it, it ly mi liirn-it-4-.l i in m rt ii t i ii uf i:ihhI. If iimn nrtiiliTt nn t.roulit thru AiiiiTii'iin wi.rknit ii will itiiiki' frw T and of ivur-p liitvi' It work. willtrr fair iilliln(-fci.;,l lo iiililrt-w tin t iliuii of t liia t ily ami tl. et fiU iiin(j. mi the U'lii tlLs t U l ri v i- i fniiii a ..i jxt n .ri"i nt:iiiiU) m( tin' ini.lM inlt-r fair. Tli iiiM-linp will l.o Ih IiJ tiinirrw at t u. in., ut tlit ituirt liii', a in I pvi-ryoni' int-r.-txtiil in tlio nmii. -r lioul. Im tlnrr. Ilili WHtt-r in tht WitlMin.t t- Ima Uimlt; it iniilil fT Hit' Tulrtlo . ... ... . iiij:. in- pasM-.i me I'veiiin very pl.-a-Hiitly, mi'l tiN'ii rriirino-, l rolliil mj-N-lf up In h pnlr i f l-litn-kcN, ul nv: a lonix l. iicli iliawn up mur tin1 llri'pl.nt f-.r a l.i-il. Tlio ojt-ii tlri' in my frii-ml' nil. in i tnt lit iijf iu..,v of Ii-.- tli. in pnrt uf Hie t1iHtrlnr rt'inoviil In ihio t'.iriK r, n n I a lire limit li"ii tin-L'pniinl. Tin- aijinko, in li. u of a i liiinm-y, lin.linj; Vt'lit tl.h.nK!i tl)" fri'vi.tx in I ho li;ke roof. A itu.Io iii.tir, it i-. tin.', t'tit wry iMin."nr!:ililt I uuri' yi.u, ill KpittMlf M po-Ml.lt' ll'Ull.f to tlio oititrary. Tin1 ni'lit wa miM, lliu nu nil-ill irht tiro iiii unm ii ary, it wh li ft ti -tii.ml.li r at .1 t xl oii-t iln-lf. A fi v lii'iim n! jivi-ii to ll.nujftit, Hiiil I U:l x.uti.lly l.itinrliril into ilrinmliui l. llnw Imc I ro- liirtill.il tliiTP I il.t m4. know. i.nit.!'"ln,- . . . . I I l'l"" itl.ly two lioiir, w In n I uwokf f.t 1-1 1,,,.. 1!. Lu.- Tiimnv, i';"o . m. ' l'i miii- ( 'ultiin-" I (on. 1 "I nl! i nt imt uf s null Fruit." . 1'rof. t uiiruf 1'o.itp iiii KMiiv, I ::!u V. M. "I i'iiiiii' ri.iut an I lli. t," - - tli-T Clialmrra ' K.la inl Sliiiln,,.rili ini -nxi.t), 7 ::in i. m. I'laiH li..-aw" Prof. M.. (.iia l;.. ..I iiiii:.'!!". .. iw. .1. n. l et, i,er i .a iiii, y ..i i,. ' 1 1" I uiiiir.-'' "luimioiio In-ivt.". .'r..r 1. I.. ':.ilniri I LHiu, I .:, i: , ' ,r ' r. .1 .lui M. r.i. "I'i-iii-.i." Iitnt.-. . Spt- -r.-iioni u 4j. lii-.l I,, ih,. Knrtn".. Ttoi. II. T. Kntitli i t..u v. 7 :.'ln c. m. I'-T M- -:.r:,, , .f , imt i ii-!:inii- ,i i ion,.. I 1 1". Mirir.ll S11..II i. - ii.i,iii n mi i.,h..w -:. t tii-tiini 1 I ni.'ii nill roll., .. h mr. A,J .iil-.aill l. -r..i hn h aill !l mil tit 1:0 h -.iuii. Mij,. nn. f.j. The well-known llrm of J. M. 3I0VEH & CO., .No. 1 10 Frs( sUrvlt loday ndvorliso to Hoso out Wwlv stock at cost on account of dissolution of coiMrtnnsliip. Tlio sjoods carried hy tills firm im yyc and have slvon satisfaction to nery purcl.asor. Their stock is comply i 0V01T rvsm. nlMl nil ""IJ.",! their lines of Imported soods at ew York cost, and their Merlin? line orore-on-ma mU at act.. .1 cost or manufacture. They offer 323 lines or men's suits in Crepe, ( la.Vs Diagonals, tlielo. Melton Kerseys aud Tweeds; 100 lino or Overcoats lu Kerseys, Meltons, Heaier. Pilot (loth Cheviot n chillas, Series, Mohairs and Tweeds; lines ortniusers in eery concehahle pattern ;' 30 li,,,s of n! suits in ClMMiot, SerRe Casslmeres, Worsteds and Tweeds; (Klines of knee pants suits of all lanre lines or Kurnishini: uoods, Hats, Umbrellas aud Mackii.loshes. In all the slock consi . ,MMM worth orilrst-class, seast.uahle uoods, which will he s .Id at actual cost. This U 1?" that should not he ..elected. The entire stock or clothing is placed in Macks with prices u ZlZ in plain litres, each stack containing soods or one price. Merchants In Ihe Inferior wllMI. l i vIlllMllllll I'lllllW'O lit Illll'r'llllO triimlti ill Vim .... .....4 .....I HHII 1IIS i Mww. ittia iiim jinn mic ri';Ii, lioods ()( ftl lr cash only. .i a nilrr.i-r'. fii.tn tin,, (o 140 FlrMt Street, loitlaiul, OnKn.