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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1894)
H1LLSB0R0 INDEPENDENT. In tl. pnio(TU at Hilwhoro, Oregon, M Muoaa-ciaM waiter. ubarrlpttoB. la ad.aaes, parr' H Itlt.LSIViRO rt'BLWHIXO CO., Proprietor. D. M C. UAI LT, Editor. umcni ure or thk rtrr FRIDAY, JUNES. Ilepuhllcans generally have confl douce in the people. If a political canvass can be carried cm long enough the people can be Im plicitly trusted. Pennoyer will not call the legisla ture together in extra session to pro vide for a constitutional convention. ! . - - i Itfpuhliean ratification at llilUboro on Saturday ulght. Torch-light ro rentilui) and speaking, tome and .holler I Buxton and East Butte prwincl each need a new broom, not that they have any spot that need swoep loir, hut an au emblem of victory, eertiO ,t what they have done. , ' .'Tho LIU pending iu the house at W.uahluictuu to reieal the 10 per . rent, state bank tax was defeated on ..WeduesUuy aye, 102; UBys, 172. . Tlio ayes were all democrats. The . uayit Were republicans 8s, democrats 7&and populists 9. Thut wim a poor stick the populists hud to debute with Hon. T. II. Tongue hvd Saturday. Kvery Joint debute was worth voles to the repuU llcans. It brought out sharply the txints of difference between the two parties and to the advantage of republicans. The whole Multnomah county and legislative ticket is elected except the candidate for sheriff and for district attorney. Mlnto, however, received more votes than did some of the succe-wful candidates, but the opioitioii was centered on fewer opponent. j No printing house In Oregon could iret out anything good enough for the graduating class at the state uni versity, henco they sent east for an eight DHgo "souvenir." Yet these same fellows before five years shall have passed, w ill ogle, for free notices In the smallest ready print sheet that J'almer A Itey Issue. . There were at the late election 3.713 votes cast.. Hut for no one office was there that many polled by uenrly two hundred, and in some Instances-, ninny more. This shows either Indilference on the part of the voters or mistake In marking the ballot t. ' Probablo both entered Into the matter. The high water in the Columbia Is unprecedented, . and is doing thousands of , dollars damage to the metropolis. Kvcu we, in the country, are feeling It. The con sumption of farm produce Is greatly interfered with and trade is almost suspended. The worst of it is the flood may continue for two weeks yet, or even three, for it waa not till June 21t in 1870 that the water be. gan to recede. The republican party of Washing ton county owes a vote of thanks to its central conunittu for the faithful and efflcleut work it has done in the campaign just closed. Chairman Patterxou is a good manager, and he had the assistance of devoted associ ate. Isiking back over the strug gle few places ore seen where more vote could have been made. The saruo men mut be continued. TIioko parties who go up Halt crs k after June 4th, may derive some sat isfaction from the In formation that fishing Is good lu the headwaters of that celebrated stream, and as there will be a good sized crowd take the Journey the monotony of angling can be relieved by touching stories of what might have tn had the fates been more propitious. Argus, May 30th. The only error in the above Is in the number of excursionists. AFTER THE BALL The people of Oregon have been wanting to vote for more than a year. Theiropportunlty came last Monday. They voted, and the story la toon told. As far as this county is con- cerncd the whole history of the affair is simply said in the table of the official vote published in another column. The republicans got there. In the state at large the tuajorite are greater than ever before. Lord, for governor, will have ten thousand or over, and the rest of ticket walks along the same path at the same gait The legislature Is overwhelmingly republican. In the house there Is only known to be one democratic member. It is like the 1361 sesalon when Jim Fay was there alone. The majority which the republi cans have gained must not be allowed to elate them so that they will do some silly thing and lose what has been won. Iu legislative matters, the whole people must be considered, and not the republican party alone. And la county matters the ,wcllfare of the community is to be looked to above everything else. But by this It is not meant that a magnanimity is to be exercised toward our oppo nents that would give them the sub stantial fruits of victory. ItepublW cam cannot In Justice to themselves or the country adopt any1 populist Ideas or do any thing that will pleasing in there sight. But the leg Native and administrative officials of both state and county should for ward with dignity to the dischaage of tln-ir reNt'tive public dutien. One of I lie pleading and peculiar features of the recent campaign I view of rellglo-politlcal happening the iwst few months, was that the man who made It a specialty by tongue a.id pen to save from slaugh ter the republican candidate for state school superintendent, a Mejhodist minister, was an Irish-American Roman Catholic, Frank Itovey, and there is no part of the ticket whose success gives him more pleasure than that of Mr. Irwin. Who says that blirotrv and fanataclam can flourish while such dixixMitiou as that I found In our oliticul warfare? (several of the papers of the stale have mentioned a teacher's ring and that an attempt waa made by the organization to defeat the republican candidate, Mr. Irwin. Who com posed this ring? Is Ackermau,.or Pratt, or liurnham. or Keyes or Rigler within its sacred keeping The reason w hy this enquiry is made is, there is no evidence of its exist ence In this county. The returns don't show it. WEST SIDE PARAGRAPHS Republicans Win in Varahil THE fEELIXU AXOSG DLJOCIUTX IS BETTER TOW1KD THR rOtTLMT. Hon; T. II. Tongue arrived home on Saturday morning from his tour through Southern Oregon. He had mowt delightful visit though the work whs laborious. Southern Ore gon exchanges speaks in the highest terms of Ills speeches some even putting them above those of It. O. Horr, who has a national reputation. The most of Mr. Tongue's work was done here iu his own dainty and the returns show how effective it was. When Governor Altgehl was tl tloned to order out the Illinois nation guard to protect lives and properly from destruction by the striking coal miners, he rcfuncd and In his denial of the jx-tition took occasion to any : ftalloway In Defeat. Prom Weal Side Prsss Asioota.iim J McMinn villk, Or., June 6. The county has gone strongly republican not a democrat or populist having been elected, with the exception , of two democratic Justice of tlio eace The populist vote was drawn largely from the democratic party. The republican spu!ista deserted the party on election day and left the foiuier democrats to hold the sack The democrats are mad and hereafter will fight populist the same as re publicans. If there had been no populist rty iu Yamhill county, at least four of the county officers and one representative would have been elected by the democrats. The dem ocrats will recollect the election of Mi as a time of democratic dishon or, because of the truckling to the populist sentiment for votes. The goods were not delivered. juoge liuuoway is ai work on probate and county matters today, just as if there had not been au election. The vote of the county has not yet been canvasl, but the republican majority I from 20 to tfoo. The democrats, thut is the genuine oues, are bracing up for the tight in 1H1H1. No Hiuli.t sentiments will be expressed by a democrat from tiow on. AKOt'T Bitmv IIKIUIITH. Our school is still prospering nicely with an enrollment of 37. The roads have leen Improved somewhat lately, but need more work. t riday, May SAth was a day lomr in is- reiiieiiioereu iiy ine pupils and patrons oi we lirooKs' school. Com mencement exercises were the order of the day. A picnic dinner was served which was hcartitv rmrtM It 1 t the hnsln.- . !.!!. 1 1'."''''' "Y lt present. After dinner jue progruui as rendered to act as custodians or guard of private prosily," but "simply to assist the civil authorities In preserv ing the ce, quelling riots and executing the law," and that "when the owner of property feels It neces sary to have it guarded, he must do eat his own expense." Now, this la lhr very thing that the )Ioine eteed ewnsgenient attempted todi la 12 whee the Pinkertnns wefe I which ovrnpttsl at,iit three hours. Thi n wire nearly fifty vUitors present, among them Siicriiiteiidcnt J. II. Ackerman, who presented the diplo ma lo one graduate, Miss Daisy B,al. An excellent educational address was given by ProfVwsor CO. Fit. gerald. Jeff Hrtsks has cleared a nil piece of land ami has It alsait ready for a crop. I'uliing seem to be the aTrml isik since I fie water In k.. VI,1. ,L. . L . ., . k . in inr II iitih- i un-.wjri inirr was , ts;il to Mise. fNiat perular clamor anlnst the I The fruit cr.j s have good rrcp,W finn, ral-ed principally by tr Alt-! In this v-Mnitr thi s.'ason. feitl crowd. It begins to look as If j A phon-Mphic entertaiuinent teose peoplo who so peraisUnllv f'ven lc-fer Fitcgersld eympathyre with the lawless acts of J'V', v"n1,ns. which was strikers, elorv In thi.tr r,!!!., mnpJ . - V- !? . I'""i-e. . , , . mrv u iipuwi m purchasing dcr and arCa. j for oar tchoolbouse. THE 9EXT LEttsUTlIlU The Oregoolan compiles the follow lng estimate of the next legislature and ita political complexion : aESATK. The summary leaves as yet an ascertained the result la Clatsop county, where Foa, rep., k likely de feated by Smith, den., with populist endorsement, and In Omnt, Harney and Morrow, where A. W. Gowan, rep., is likely elected. Baker and Malheur, I-Will It King, pop. Benton and Lincoln, 1 Tolbert Carter, rep. Clackamas, I Oeorgs C. Drownell, rep. Clackamas and Marion, 1 Alonw Oesner, rep. Clataop, 1 John II. Smith, dem. . Coos, Curry and Josephine, 1 J. A. Vanderburg, pop. Crook, Lake and Klamath, I C. A. Cogswell, dem. Douglas, 1 Henry lieckley, dem. Grant, Harney and Morrow, 1. Jackson, 1-8. U. Holt, pop. Lane, 2 B. F. Alley, rep.; J; II. McCIung, rep. Linn, 2 S. A. Uwwson, rep.; N. J. Johnson, rep. Marlon, 21. L. Patterson, rep.; W. H. Hobson, rep. Multnomah, ft C. II. Woodard, rep.; O. N. Denny, rep.; II. fL Mc Uinn, rep.; F. A. Bancroft, rep.; Joseph Simon, rep. Polk, 1 N. L. Butler, dem Umatilla, 1 A. IL Price, rep. Umatilla and Uuloo, 1 J. II Raley, dem. Union and Wallowa, I D. A. Mc Alister, dem. Ollllam, l-W. W. ' " . m rM""MM"M- Peuooyer has uot beeu successful these latter days. He has been able to fool all the people some of the time, and tome of the people all the time, but he cannot fool all the peo ple all the time. Sherman, 1 J. A. 1 8. B. Huston, Till Wasco and Htelwar, rep. Wasco and Smith, dem. Washington, dem. Washington, Columbia and monk, 1 J. W. Maxwell, rep. Yamhill, 1 J. F. Calbreath, rep. at'MXARN. RLWblluis . .. 1 I Dsuoflrals fupalisla 1 1 Doobtol I HOV8K. The summary of the house repre sents the reports of correspondents, whose estimator may possibly, In one or two cases, be subject to change by the official count. Crook, Grant and Harney, Klamath and Lake and Wallowa are yet uncertain, and will probably Is) half republican. In Crook, with three candidates, A. R Lyle, republican, will likely be elected, and In Wallowa the fusion of republicans and democrats should elect John McDonald. The democ racy Is strong In Grant and Harney. The election of J. A. Street there and of B. Daly In Klamath and Lake is not unexpected. Baker, 1 J. C. young, pop. Benton, I F. II. Cooper, rep. ' Benton and Lincoln, 1 John Daly, rep. Clackamas, 3 F. L. Mintie, rep.; C. B. Smith, rep.; O. O. Rlnearson, rep.. Clatsop, 2 C J. Curtis, rep.; C. S. Dow or Sofus Jensen, pop. Columbia, 1 M. . Davidson, pop. Coos, 1 Thomas Buckman, pop. Coos and Curry, 1--Frank A. Stewart, pop. Crook, 1 Douglas, 8 C. A. Shelhreds, rep.; J. T. Bridges, rep.; J. E. Blundell, rep, Gilliam, 1 J. E. Davis, rep. Grant and Harney, 1 Jackson, 88. M. Nealon, pop. George Dunn ,rep.j J. A. Jeffery pop. Josephine,! R. O. Smith, rep. Klamath and lake, I Lane, 3 M. J. Hlllegas, rep.; C II. Baker, rep.; 8. I Moorhead, rep. Hun, 3 w. A. Templeton, rep.; Flem Smith, rep.; J. H. Scott, rep. Malheur, 1 R. A. Locketl, dem. Marlon, ft C B. Moore, rep.; E. Hofer, rep.; David Cialg, rep.; It. O. Barcleay, rep.; J. L. Calvert, rep Morrow, 1 J. 8. Booth by, rep, Multuomah, O. F. Paxton.rep.; J. McCraken, rep.; B. P. Card well, rep.; J. M. Long, rep.; E. H. Thorn p. s.,11, rep.; W. F. Burk, rep.; George T. Myers, rep.; 8. C. Reach, rep.; Clarence Cole, rep. Poik, g-lra 8, Smith, rep. P. I ueyt, rep. Sherman and Wasco, tT. II. Mc Greer, rep.j T. R. Coon, rep. Tillamook and Yamhill. I J. W. Morton, rep. Umatilla, fl-George Shut rum, rep.; J. n, (iurdane, rep.; K. J. Davis, rep, vnion, j. a. W right, rep.i uouhtrul. Wallowa, 1-. ashlngtiMi, t-C. P. Yatea, rep.; C F. Tlgwrd, rep.; II. V. Gates, rep. amhill, 2-Clvln Stanley, rep.i J. l. (iowdy, rep. simkarv. UlahiMa.. . 47 1 Pupalnu . l)Dj4ri 1 1 Duabtfal Trie populists must have a poor estimate of the honesty of the voter of their party when they charge that they have been bought by republi cans. It would be better for the pops to refrain from accounting for their defeat on that hypothesis. Highest of ill in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report TOSS Pcrf ABSOULTCELY PVUH OFFICIAL VOTE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. The fellenUg Taalate4 Stateaeat Skews Ue Eesalt ef tks Tet Pellee Jaae 4, lH. hf Pr eel act ia Wasktagtea Ceaaty, ea NAME. STATE. Fur (Jmxrnot - . Wni. tisllowsr.. ...InurTalii Jsnie Kennedy Prohihitiun, V ui. P. IxtrJ Rtpullicnu, Ssthso Pirnss. -.P.pleY fir iitcrttnrjf of State '- j llarrisoa K. Bllacanl-Rrpubliranj - f. Mt'Kerchsr ....... Prohibition C'harlr N ickll . LVmornitiri Irs VskeHU ..People's, t- SHt 1- . I I UI iniii. w CfWHI . . a i P. Caldwell People's? Si, I 63 132 '62q13ll : -a S7 st : .-1 Hi s-s i ! w a i 3 X 9 ' liS s NOW IS THE TIME ! 24 7i If you want to buy a piece of lantl in a pood location the uiitlcrI?iictl lias for sale 300 acres in 5 ami 10-acre tracts in A. II. Johnson First Addition, located 1-2 mile northwest of REEDVILLE, alons the county road to Butler's 31 ill. One-half mile to Station, Postoillce and Schoolhouse. Keedville Is nicely located 12 miles from Portland on the S. l It. it., 5 miles east of Hillsboro. Terms: 1-2 cash; balance in 3 years. All thoie lots have 40 foot road in front. HANS RASMUSEIM, 2T-31 Agent. Reedvillo, OioRon. CITY DRUG STORE o Main Street, Dot. Second and Third. R. 04 T. h. Iarilson Itemocralirf 25; ,Si Phil Metwlran KepullimD 64 130! Inane . Kichantimu.. Prohibition' 4 S For Supreme Jatty I A. 8. lteiineu........Lemocralir; 3t 4o K. P. Uoi . People'. 27 68 T. P. Iisrkl0iusu....Probibiiioui - 4: 61 ( hss. h. Wolrertnu Kepublii-un! tk 'M tor Attorney General C. J. Urinht ..; Pruhibilion W. 11. Holme . IlrnioiTaUi' Cicero M. IJIeuian -Hei.ubllmn M. L. Oluused People'. For Supt. of I'vbtic fiimfrvrtion ;' 3 11 M 131 3b. tttf 4 12 f8, 118 3 ttlH 3 .V 3s Helen 1(. lUrfurd....Pruhilltion i. M. Irwin lUpublii-n; T. C. Jory People V U. V. 8. held Denincrsiici fr State JYinter f W. II. Lreils ...Republiran!; 5-S! 127 JU. II. .ncKinoeu... ITohibltiiin 3 Geo. M. Ortoo -IWIsV SI 6sl Juhn () Brion lK-uiucr.ti'v 3.V H' KKSOWLCBGES riTORS. r e..ii maps F.n. lM.neK.xnr.?f : The ihsnk of the republican iMtrt am itn i.t Wm. Stevens. . Iallev. . L. 'srker ami others of this riwlni' for the able manner in w hich thev aitl iluiinc ths csmrMli. u mt dffeatiag the ft in:ili.t- In thin. their stnmzholil. al u mr ia:ri tlc democratic friend. wh ranie M oj assistance and rsiltt gri'd old arty of lav aqd order. JUS. tMfT, CU-f. Meaih?r ewanrr sonimiiiw. t- Buxton. Oreaon. June a. lsi4 t ' iiumd Dr. Frke'a Crrta Raids iww i",k: The cfmp-.ton of so Urg a tshie i.' a ise oianai roust c iae vite of then s- n.; rwaoty tsieaithlnrsf a) aadrriafc. j Una s.t mvm nrm-rm B ISTeln li.i,...,! tls fsiS.. 'fike ,( rrl. ti'tt .it,o4. ava csssiersssNi v4it r, n..' 'S i. OHa-tee ef the Arias i-roplr, and hile therr rrasmisl don't quite flr, yet H RHfe t make ln:entii. readinj;. DISTRICT. I For Ihntjrtiumim, Fir DMeirti Dinger Ilermao Republican Juhn D. Hurt ....I'roliibiiiotv Charle Miller...... People,'.! J. K. Wemtherfonl ...Immtic' thr Member State Hoard J:'m1-i ization, Firtt DUtrict A. Lsrer . I'eople'.' O. Winirste ... Re)ublicau! rroteevfutfi Atforiuy jor fiV, Jwiiriitl Ihtrii:t W. N. Barrett... ..Republiesnl K. F. DnifK beinwratic fiila. n. Smith... ....ptople'. (IIL'.NTY. For A'rprrre.ihttitt, J3A i'W. II. . UMeS Republics!! J. H. Pricket. Penple'iMleiiiurrati' L. A. Rooi..lM.pleVrViiicmtii . n. riniier....l'eopl'.-IVm f. F. Tipfsrd lin'Ul.licanl cnn. r. isiea Kepubiicsi; For hunt f Jiulffc R P. Cornelius Republics! UMiif as . . niniam v. liars.... ....feop For (,uiitu hrk R. B. .jOtlin Republican sj t . am . . namuei a. SiKer......J'rope' Wtr Shrrirt II. P. Jurd Repnhliniu i. a. nncney.. -feople'i F or A'eittiHlrr of f ;itrinmv K. I Mi'C'rniick....Repulit'ni) i. p. neainerrel....iVinocrMlii tor Omnia Vommitmumrr l. B. Reiner... Republican m. Tucker... People') rr Kuuiuy j nature r Peter Boecoa- l)ciiiocrsti Martin took ........... lwie'sj joim ,w. fesppinuion-Kepubiuaii tor i)unti AfrMDtr John Campbell lVopleV Geo. H. Wilms U f. .. .. .... . . rvr i niltry .vnoof ilr. Bond ..Rennblicsn M. II. McM.h.Hi DemocratM ra bo Penpie1 tor (imuti .Viirtryoc F. L. OciBer Demnrmi L. fc. W ilket Republican H. 0. Parwns. PeniOe. IT. . I. no Republican! 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I Hii laliv. WV u ill litxi. st any hour u( tlio ilny or ulfc-lii liit e iii.ike 1 1,,- In l,li)N,tlliil pl.Mlll.. W. B. BROOK, Proper., HiLLSDono, . . . . . . omrcox. TItH t HILLSBORO PHARMACY nnlr .Iiu'Ik'II'0"? hr'V;r orxl.ra Its Hn.- from l'l,e ,I!ost rllsl.lo H.nm.f;.clurers Inl St blhatwiKlily.sni-l.il! witheirrry iequi.ll, n-arv for i.ropctlv co, ,l,.ct lnt a tlrsllass premr.plio!, bu.iues. Tl.s pr,.prl..ra sre t-vor watt lifiil' Ilia li. or nicUiUne and iihariuary advance, ltci.'u iKwni of iullar a.lraulawcs 111 i.i.r. alsoim bT " ,,,vlltnt '-''t ..f SPECTACLE ami EYE-U LASSES la PATENT MEDIC-INKS ..fall pop,,!,, kh.J, altrsrs iq .10. k. Tlie tin,.,, WINKS r.IWfOHS . .ppliinl i .Sl.knwt 0I, p,,,, Union Block, THE HILLSBOKO PHARMACY, Hillsboro, Oregon, CARSTENS BROS.. Proprietors. HILLSBORO SASH JND DOOR CO, - Msaufactursrs ana? D.al.ra la SASH, DOORS AND MOULDINGS t Full iJna ..I -I....I...I .!... 1 , . - - """""iu nsm ami ". consisniir 111 .tiM'k patterns of nh, do..rs mouldlints and yard I Bbifr"; V' hMA' m'uU tn rt nolle. BIBM " th ta'rv' ? ' "ilnsiil Ktailon, HIIUWo, Ore,,,. 11), I40lj(l; 191. 68 74 110, lid 73 1301 0312)320 The returns from the Mate at law ' iojmit sie dolnywl, hut from actual count "Cos and oonsptvatlve istluiatea. the ws suits stand as holnw tahulatod i " . Complsls. tEstiaiaUl, ST.TS. fovSTIBS. lksrj .... Heokms . .. t'lackaniM.., Clsta,.p: Clnmbu ... OOQ Crook t ... Porr: ItutkiU.. .. Uilli.ia . Ursnl HsroeT 4neksnii Jm4ihiii KlamaiB, . . . ks; l.ana . . . Ijuoila .. .. Linu Malhuar) Mine a Murro . Msltiacmaht Kolk Sbsnaaa . . . . TlllOHJub ... I'raatilla t'mn;... wsimvs; . . W.seut Wsbinarloa VswhiU .. ? I 700! SSI 7 a Wis SI Juj IfVt! 4001 6 0, ' 11MI KM. W vr 113, XSI1 SAO. 4MM AVT l.-wr 3oH in, i.m am lia i; IV0, Ss-JT 141 li l.vw! 7ikJ. o7. lot 2U i0 Am lao1 13I aiv a.M, 12-i Ml 1564, II Ml liwii! sim1 sr. is' 677- no. tllW! ii.n: Mil 1SI: a.si' t 40 UU 551 J S-J -Ml '.4J W IIS 200 4.H .900 jsI V, IW , bin 904 '2U llisi . w : ui? mt) JUO 7l ! ITS .66 sou . IIS) 471 137 sacoaD mersict. Commas. J . ( Hakeff .... ... .. S11 4i 7ii Cla'sop .Vi 7 0 MO Ootamlia Aw 4i: 1 1:1 Crook . . iM.1 4 "i Utlliam 4 2-1 t Uraot .. ..... timi .! Ilaraey... li-i I.Vi Sin Maibenr . ' r lui . aw Morrow.. Ssj 3.'U lsr, Maltoamak . . M Sua) 3010 Stiermsu . . .. j S'i a i I'm l uiaiilia . Uoi mil luioo ' 1JI.I ll'll go ! Wallows . . a.i .v.! imi, saaoo - Ho Auu 4)0, Total. i4 9i:y. axv. j Prrs Tklakrr's Eirarslsa. The Fiist S'ular cliureh of Port. land will give Its annual excumlnn :unuay, Juno 2lth, from 1'ortland iiirougii iiih iiroii nty 1M-ks to .iisu Kfiiiii ami thence to New Era 1 where the futurn ranipirrouml of the im-jfori niHio fsoouiur lTnlon Is ait , Ulltlll. 1 n this day Mr. and Mrs. Ikivld I iu"iirerir win priHont to the O. H, H. L'lil ill a deed fur Ion skm. nr l.i .. .... , t Imi known as the Oregon Secular j lirk. One of the finest at ea mora nn j the W illamotte will be chartered and there will he iiiihIp, damlnif and all kinds of atiiument. Addresses will Is made bv 1'real I ilent J. of the o. . H. U., Thomas nmip, irt4iiieni or the lorllantl K.lils' plnraiiiy over Walilron f'i0Z. .Hi' ploralilr ovsr ILIsr, K.ID. j 7lr churi'h, Mrs. A. K. Darker of tho J-orvst Urve vular a.s'..tr. Henry Addis of th U.1..I0. u ' : Nettle A. Olds, superintendent of ,1 !? '"ftlsnd H.s.ular Hun.lay School. WHAT APPLE SELLS NEW A'D SECOXD-HAXD FURXITURE, BLDDIXG, CAHPFTS, STOVES, HARD . WARE, TIXWARE. CROCKERY, FARMERS' SUPPLIES AXD WOOD CHOPPERS' TOOLS GOOD3 30LD ON EASY PAYMENTS. tfl.-l a aa ...Ku.-4i taii i-ri v Paid for Second-II.ind 1I0U4-()1. U.NMlt. 2tJ A 215 fnONT ITMtT, CO. SALMON PORTLAND - OREGON. Car of Taaaks. - , Katie Kehm Ninlth of the Portland , r.i ui,ir rnus'ii. 11 w u. . Tho onderslirneil herehy puhliely others, memliers of the ex-oommltt. return thanks to our friends for the ,' of the O. H. H. Union. "wmi,,,ltt many arts of klndoe.! and the deli-1 At this time the' Htate Heeular rate attention ttd to uiand to nun I'nlon will a.o consider a broi.ii brother during hU last sick iih and tlon of Mr, and Mrs. WittenlW at his funeral. We ran m-ver forrt to donate s,lt tonal hinds for a h.m.. our friends. W. I Wimcims, ' hir n.lleire. M,Hn' June T, HO. HA HAH Kl.l.Xk.MAX. KAT1K KkiIM HxfTH, Nw-ri'tsryo. m H. fnlon. 41 7s. tws "C.Hpplfta, ttatiiasia. 'nai.asifc Kir. ti.atrM. 5 f.sat M 0 K'l IS iv . ; I 1 II s . .".a ? ". :n.-; T a J 1 s 4v a;l I? n ny n:t is: u: i..s tw 7.; 3T.MI ttlr.-S 4 I r I ! i i :s ! i S l . . : 4 . ! us J'4 ItS; is; ! si 7 ; SM N.J t 9MA OREGON HEDGE CO. U. II. HOLMES. Prudent. Z. V. M(K)1)Y. Vhs-pn. P.H. KXKJI1T, Hiwtarv. J. II. ALUKKT, TrensuriT. W. II. 1IOLM1.M, P. H. KNKOI r, J. II. ALII Kit r. J. m. kkk.m; K. f. tltoss. ir. tora J. A. (-001)111 K, (General Mni-er . - ' r.-: A 1 '"V. . . .r iff- .... 1 J1 1 v 4 , I 1 -1 (.. .... ... . . . 1 ,.r r,K, ,. i:,.u-. f.. ; , iv-:.,,! !" I I M 'i,l. ,1 HU T! IVM,,,),.,.. ... ... ' TMs.iirtar.,-.iM.w.i. ' "".""s " -' 4i-.v. (I bms d imi M ;ih it llsnranb's p!nralte oaar MOW, mutt u.raiaaa s t hi"V',;v if ilia" WflNlW .' II, Da alilr. n f l.h.'.v It rlown; t the I pof na il.tr. 11 NOMtl OFFICE. t.AteM. ORKGON. H f AM. OX . FRANK DAVE Y, POHE3T GROVE. OREGON. I'vrrvsjudtfu.a djliiltij.
