HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT.
fcutru la the poatorrleeat HIIIboro,Ore,oo,
m ik.cuuU'ClikM mailer.
r)auscTliton, la advance, pMfMr . e
IinXHItulto Fl'BLIKHIXU CO., PmprHW.
I'. M. C. UAULT, Editor.
urn tin f.tetitor tmb cn
FK1DAV, JANUAHY 31.
KmiHICASlLlHS.
Tl.ercjfular biennial buaiuesHineet
iiiif .f iIih Young Men's State Itepub
In mi lluli will tie held In the eity of
i'..rt!iunl, on Tut-aday, February 4,
lH'.'O.
l.vi ry ruHiii.ed flub U entitled to
Hci.il one li lejfate-at-lttrtfe, and one
iK-lcfiiti; for each twenty-five actually
enroll, d membera, or fraction thereof
Kn;i!. r than fifteen. Thb apportion
iiitut Rive tho Hillsboro club four
teen (li'li-jrutw.
Club are urged to select delepntes
Ht oikv, and certify the name to the
Mcn tHry of the atato club, 11. 1
Wells 1'. ! 3H Portland, Or.
.V THE FIRST DISTRICT.
The friends of Hon. Thoa. H.
Tongue in thU eounty and In other
portion of the district are urging
him to become a candidate for eon
Kress fro in thin congreeHional district
While no one baa heard him say that
he U a candidate, it is generally be
lieved that ahould anyone other than
Mr. Herman be named by the repub
licans of this congressional district,
Mr. Tongue would not be averse to
receiving the nomluatlou.
Mr. Tongue never has been an ac
tive candidate for any official poul
lion. 1IU nomination for senator
from this county was not of bis own
seeking, but the unanimous demand
of iiU party. And, now, the republl-
c-ana of Washington county will urge
E Cilit'l-tono looks to the Almighty
to nueinr tho Armenians, but tho Ar
meuiatw look to the cz;tr.
Our minister to Germany, Hon.
Theo. llunyon, died of heart failure,
In lii rlin. on Monday morninc His
death wit very sudden. Itunyon
wan a ureal favorite in I! rlin, ami
his dentil is a shock to h Jelety in thai
ciipitiil.
Tilliimii, of South Caroliuu, made
n Htviig attack on I'residt nt Cleve
land and niPiiibers of his cabinet, last
Wednesday, in the senate. Tillman
Is one of .tho nix populists, and any
absurdity ho may Indulge in need
not surprise one.
Senator Thurston luude a most elo-
qui'i.t rojily to Senator Wolcott this
week, in which be takes a patriotic
view of tho Monroe doctrine. The
IxdkI'ENKKNT thinks no better read
ing can be placed before its readers,
and next week will make literal ex
tracts from tho senator's address.
Not long since, our embassador to
Trance tried to tay something in
French, and the reporter got It
wrong; and now our emlswsador to
Great liritain complains of a like
mistake ns to some remarks that he
mado in I.itin. Tho moral seems to
be that American diplomatists should
stick to the language of their native
land, which the best of tliein at pres
ent speak n no too well.
Tho I'tali K-nators have been ad
mitted to tho l S. senate. That
body now stands republican, 41;
democrat:', .'it); populists, 6; total, 8!.
There is one seat vacant, one senator
from Delaware not having been sel
ected. It will be seen that the re
publicans lack one of a majority. If
a republican Is seated from Delaware,
that will givo the republicans 4", but
it will also raise tho majority to 4(1,
so the republicans are still short a
man.
81CCESS0B rOB MB. HEBXaSS.
To the Editob: In the near fu
ture (if not now) tbe citizens of the
first congressional district of Oregon
will be engaged la discussing, wltb
considerable animation, the probable
successor of Iilnger Hermann,
Bo long as tbe chairmanship of the
rlyer and harbor committee was
held In abeyance, tbe republicans of
Washington county refrained from
pushing forward the claim'of any of
their citizens to succeed the present
congressman. The inference one
would draw from Mr. Hermann's
own talk on the subject before leaving
for Washington, would lead to the
conclusion that he relied on the chair
manshlpof this committee to secure
him a renomination. Having failed,
this nomination, not because the nowever, mr some sirange reason, io
count v deserves recognition, but be-1 secure the coveted position, even air,
I Herman's friends cannot protect H
place, who, if he were a tesident of the citizens of Washington county
anv oilier county in me aisirm, Hmuwcuni vi
would still receive the undivided to pusn forward, oy an nonoraoie
supiort of his party. meana at tneir conimana, me canm-
1 ii another column appears a letter uacy lor me congreesionai nomina-
ihat voices the sentiments of the uon or me nrsi aisinci, ineir uisun
oartv here. Other couent reasons gulshed fellow citizen, Thos. II
msv be urL-e.1. for which Mr. Hud- Tongue. Aoove all other candidates,
,ondid not take ice. One or two certain or prorictIve, he Is, by
may here be meutioned. Mr. virtue of hla "ability, his Integrity
I'oiiirue is Inflexibly honest, and ami His grasp or puouc anairs, uie
.... I il 1 1 . . . 1 A..wunn4 1.a iuwt.1. rvf
never resorts to the trickery some- unmmirawrei)tn ...c u.
ti,,,.-- i,v nolitii-lHiis for selfish the first district in the halls of con-
nurnoses. Durlnir his leirlslative ca- gress. Mr. Tongue Is essentially
reer. or since, never a hint has been man of the people. He was not "An
' I. . . . . . Ml...
Iropped that be espoused a measure neir to naucry; io ihicb oorn, -urn
or opMed it from uuworthy motives, he was the arcMteci or nis ou n nie
Ho is a diliirent worker: never neg- fortunes, anu irom me raw maiermis
I - A f t I. I. Ill 7Y.lt
lectin even anv trivia detail that Is nature gave mm, ne cmisticti, i mui
necessary for the faithful discharge as-like, a living symbol of the word
of his duty. During his senatorial "success." iiaving, as au inii. ru
term, ho was recoifnized as the hard- n. only a wealth of brain, unpam
e worker In the senate. It Is, fur- perea Dy menial resireini, i. is -
ther, proper to say in this connection day, physically and mentally as
that there is not another lawyer o"n'l dor- I1'9 who,e
within the bar of the supreme court has been spent among theconTmon
lv nosstsses people. He knows their wants,
of Oregon who more fully possesses
the entire confidence of his clients.
Decause of these and other qualifl
callous not now necessary to enumer
ate, Mr. Tongue, if sent to congress,
people,
their hopes, and of their hard strug
gle with adversity. His fingers close
around the hand of the laborer as
warmly as around the Jeweled hand
will gain the active support of the of the millionaire, for his own have
Deen rougnenea oy me spuuu auu me
"grubbing ax." He knows the pulse
of the people on all questions touch
ing their interests, and he has been
everywhere and at all times the
champion and defender of their
rights.
Nature made hlin a forceful man
About 400 years, A. D., the Chris- Every act of mind or body denotes
stroni; men of the nation for meas
ures which he - may introduce.
Washington county is for Mr.
Tongue.
THE ItVSSIAN BEAR EATS
TURKEY.
tian church began to divido. About
that time three branches formed that
have remained more or less distinct
to our time the Itoman Catholic,
the Greek Catholic and the Gregorian
church. The most numerous of these
branches Is the Koman Catholics,
with headuuarters at Rome. Next
When the extravagant expetdltures,
permitted under tbe present hws, are
devouring the substance of the tax
payers of the state, and a renedy for
the evil can be provided b early
legislation, it Is partisanship, and
nothing better, that would deity it in
the expectation that either tbe repub
lican, democratic oo populist parties
would gain by such delay. It is
not a question of "soothing ualeon
tents." Neither should It be a ques
tion of possible party gain or luss that
should dueide this matter, but, what
Is to the best Interest of the people,
Highest of til in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ACSGLUTCLV PUCE
I V v S
JIKT LIST.
The following is a list of the name
of citizens selected to serve on the
Those who have hopes of aa office Jury iu the circuit court, for the year
in the iM-nr future onnose an extra 1WJ:
I
session; because, if called, it Is gener
ally conceded that there will be a
serious cut in present salaries. If
done before the next election, It will
effect officers elected at the next gen
eral election. This, alone, will save
more than fifty thousand dollar
yearly. The change In the law re
quiring litigants to pay their own
costs will save to tbe taxpayers twice
as much more. In these matters and
others, at least one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars rxr year can be
saved to the people If the needed leg
islation is enacted before the next
election
A'ohm. Retiilene.
Armantrout, Geo Columbia
Abbolt, M M Columbia
Aiiuuq, Janiei e, Cnl.ir tml
AJWui., t V U Cialot Creek ....
Anilrraon, AJolpli M FurwlUruv
Buxler, JoUu Wapato .,
ttennait. Hna 8 tiillaboro
Uurkiial er, I) U V-8 I'ualatin . .
llnxtfj, Geo Uilley . .
Banu. Oeo aauiBaton
Bualuo, Jaa S fcureal Oroya
bailey, Julio It uuxIud
bacou, Anbur Muuutaiu
Itcach, W J U-Uuiry
H.ncier, Will H lluiatturu
llvnau. lil, C L llair
lliilion, V A Coiuml'ia
Hrowu, Victor N Jr'urast lirov
llru(llv, Ira K -lhnry
Ilium. it;.', Alueri V ruBiiut....
lilvilnor. John Ddlrv
Uax'y. !! Columbia ....
Occupatiom.
farmer
Mechanic
. . t ariiiar
Mechanic
. . k arm
Hhall the people have HUH Uryaiu. 11 1 S KurastUrove... Mechanic
mueh-needed relief. An extra ses- "7?
sion, If the members are actuated by
no higher motive than a desire to set
l!uuifirtl
Bualuy, Jr, WiUou-S Foreal O. Druggiat
UackinKliaiii, Uao Uilley Farmer
Kri'Wii. Ja. 11 S Uniaboro Sidilivr
themselves right with their constitu- BinnUam, U-s unuburu LjUot
. . I bui..er. Win Beavamaui UerJener
ents, Will gtve It. Wltnoui ll ine Bisbe - Ku4-S Foreat Urova Farmer
people will be forced to bear the pre tai. arry-oiwtui, . . . .
ent burden of taxation for years to cnckar, c 1.-3 Hiiiaboro.
come. Their nope ror speeiiy renei is ----- --rr- . - - , : - :
In the tutelilireni-e. fvarlessnesM and I Caulu., V i- Kutl Uiuva Merclianl
v.. l vrusaiey. i a
u I , ' i . a ur r...l... I'-lr
patriotism of Governor Lord.
this emergency, I believe be will be
equal to the occasion.
American.
TAX LEVY.
, Farmer
Guimtil, W iu H N 11 lliuoro . . "
Caninbeli, Ovo a S i'ualaiiu "
i are ken a. it t uairv -
Cave, Hney 8 Uillabum H irUware Mun li.
Clark, r S lu.uutiD rarniei
Core v. J W Dairir Lmur Daier
farmer
Cutcnint;, I It Oaiea Creek.
Cooper, Jolin llvaveriou
A . 1 in d In UrUUU, L J .HUUlllltlll. . .
A la levy ui ...u.u. Col,.il K,t.tlra W 'aehinelou
WasliliiL'ton county is an inuicaiion i rainti.ii, Max a ii.naboro
Of a Ueiemiinaiion OI Hie C"""1" Uay. Wm U-K Ce.lar Creek..
court that economy Is to be me i-umy, nuita...
. . . , . . . . . . i leaner, .u o c- uiiiiuuru
watch won! for me luiure, ana mai i),chiuan. c E s HiiUboru
on l..ulirr.rr rixrarrl fnr th fliiHiipiul llelanay, M M Columbia
"6 - - OethSala. IVIar-Wapato.
difficulties under which the taxpayer iuwna, o Hn Forest urova.
.Contractor
. . Merclianl
.. tanner
Durham. 8 A E Butte.
IJareu .1 H WaelniiKioii
ll oknon, Win J WaliiiiKioii
Dart, W J 5 l ualaiin
LUiluergi-r, H S Xualnllu
Uaut. KiiKktie U.eavillw
Ktfersun, leaac Uea'araniu .
fc.ldy, E At. CeUar Creek..
Ueal Eat ate
, ... Farmer
vicror. and the confidence born of
well-trained faculties. And yet,
amidst all the strife and worry of
business, he finds time for the beaut
iful In nature and the melody in
song, it is me piaygrouna or ms
mind. And around all his rugged
columns of thought he twines the
in point In of members, and, perhaps, beautiful flowers of language. He
of superior strength is the Greek lg ot and never wtj a politician.
Tho members of the Washington
county delegation that have been
seen oppo.-e an extra session. They
say that they cast no vote Inst winter
that they desire to change. Senator
Huton reasons this way : A special
session is limited to twenty ibiys. II
called together there would lie many
bills introduced which would Hood
tho printer that it would be two
weeks before the bills could be re
turned from tho printing office.
After tied there would bo but nix or
Beven days for legislation. There
would result much hasty work, or
none at nil, so that the statu would
not bo Is'iiffiltcd.
Catholics, with Constantinople at
first for a home; but, wben4he Turks
occupied that capital, the Greek
church fled to Moscow, Russia,
The Greeorian church recruited Its
membership from among the Armen
ians, who, in the dim past, were an
Independent nation to the south of
the Iilack sea. They have been a
tributory people, though, fori many
He never had and he never will have
the faculty of being all things to all
men. It is contrary to every atom
of his being to be a sycophant for the
sake of office. In Mr. Tongue we
have a candidate whose ability is
lecognized and admired throughout
the state, and the republican") of this
county will be derelict in their duty
if they do not make an aggressive
of the eounty are suffering at the
present time, has governed them In
making their estimates for the ex
penses for the ensuing year.
But for the extravagant expend!
inma in Ha r.mvlilwl for in the last Flint, A B W Butte .
I Fool. John A-N Hiiiaboro..
general appropriation Dili, me Siaiei rBrber, John-8 Foreat Orova ..Mechanic
tax would have been lower and there "KXi'Vr0,01" '
WOU1U nave ocen a profioriiuunKj uc- ranu i, a u e. uutta utrnemr
crease in the levy. .The relief alrea ly 'y 110..:.:.";
irranted will be duly appreciated ny oamner, Henry Columbia
I Oalbrealli, L K Uutta
me peupin. urair, a onuei ievcrdam
During the last year there has k tt-s ni.unoro
been liberal appropriation for needed uroat.'fc J-W itutie....!
improvements, as Is shown by the Buo.
Inrv-A nuinlier of substantial new kiooJiu. J W WaalimKioii
bridges erected in different parts of -'r;' V--uT"yM. .
the county, as well as fills and grad- Haiuer, U W S Foreat Drove Capituliat
- ' l H,iunani ll iiil',iiiliiinhid
Ing on the public road. Repairing aunt, c's-h mautiu '.'
Will be about all that Will be needed Hu-iliei.tiraiU Fore.l Grove E.eclrician
for some time, and the court has
Hinman, C L 8 Foreat iirove. .. .Kaild.er
...i..i.. .tiAA ik.i nnni Ifsvor la a I Hah ll, U Columbia ...Farmer
wurcijr u.lurU , Harmea, Geo K-L'olunibia
onnrl lime to be careful in making Heirtek. O U K t:cdr Creek
B I Un.nnkvdtra I. I',.... U lt.ll.l....A
Hall, Benjamin Wapato
ueland, Willie Dairy.. ..
Iinbrlr, T K N H.llaburo
Merchant
. Farmer
Ibach. John Columbia
luiralie, Wm P.i Forest Qr.ive.!Sccii'aior
ceuturus. A wild trine, me Kurus, pff((rt his behalf. Let us send to
divide the soil with them and-Joln the congressional convention a dele-
wlth the Turks In frequent massacres.
Tho Greek church Is the national re
ligion for Russia. The head of the
church known as the Metropolitan
has some influence in the civil ad
ministration. Many believers are
scattered through the Turkish do
mains, and the murders of Christians
is made a pretext for the Interference
gation of aggressive men, with iu
struct Ions to employ all honorable
means to secure his nomination,
For once, let us bury personal
grievances, personal differences, and
whatever we do let it be a whole
some, spontaneous movement,
With an united county press and
an earnest, sincere effort on behalf of
Improvements.
If the unjustifiable drain in the
county treasury for the expenses of
murta can tie broutrbt down to a
reasonable figure, the levy will be
more than abundant. The repeal ol
the "Butler law," as it is called,
would save the county from three to
ve thousand dollars per annum,
and this repeal, If nothing else, would
be ample reason for calling an extra
session. Under this law, me linger K it.ui(,,, jouh-a Uihauoro Brick mkr
nu.t f iko arimniiHi nf litto-ntioll. In-I Ivrouec, fcriics'. I orneuu. farmer
- , I r...,.,,.. I W Hleill
stead of being paid ly me parties i,.u, j K-s Tuuimiu....
direetlv interested, is paid by the
of the Russian government that has, I rej)UbicaM) we nmyf i think, be
inco me nmo 01 reier me r, R8ured of success. H. 8. Hcimom.
ben seeking a seaport which shall be
A penco singer, who sees In the
Monroe doctrine an American pro
tectorate over the South American
republics, gets this paragraph from
tbe Brazilian minister in New York:
"If li were ns well acquainted with
the l.atin-Amerii-nn countries as be
is with tlic I'iiihiic'ihI relations be
tween this eountry and Kuri'pe, he
would Know that at present there is
no dictator in South America, but a
president, elected in aecoidance w ith
the laws of the country, and there Is
ns nun h security for life and prop
erty, either of citizens or foreigners,
In Hnizil, ( bile, or Argentine us
lliero is in the t'nitcd Slates or Film
land, ami Unit no self-respecting
I jet in-America n nation would eoun-tenniK-e
the idea of a protectorate,
even if uttered them by their boM
and most ow'rful friend."
J'orlland's paper comes out Uildly
and tlec'utres that It is the board ot
public woiks that it wants. That an
effort is ai;ain to be made at the next
session ef the legislature to get It, be
that M-Mnn speciftl or regular, and it
Is none of our business, that it Is a
matter of self-government In which
Portland alone is interested. Within
certain limits the claim Is true. Hut
Portland exerts nn Influence on the
country, and to that extent the coun
try is a party Id the municipal gov
ernment of that city. But more than
that the legislature ought not to be
asked to do the work that properly
tnlongs to the citizens of Portland.
If Portland reports to the legislature
a charter that provide for a Uiard of
public w oiks, t J bo selectetl by city
Voter, we, of the country, w ill not
object. In several Instances in the
put, the country hassuspicioned that
a more or lcs selfish ring was In ex-
at all seasons free from Ice.
There are not many sympathetic
iMinds Is'twecn the Greek and Ar
menian christian!, but the oen sea-
PAKTIsmHIP OR PATRIOTISM
Mk. Kiutok: If the editor of the
A reus would divest himself of that
port through the narrow passages by .tin-hio that be censures so free-
Constantinople is an attraction entic iv i,. otUT he would possibly lie
ing to the Russians. to ve lhoHe wno mity urge
It is now reMirte-d mat an under- extra ef the Iglslature credit
standing has been reached lietween I, i-vh to see the taxpayers of the
Russia and 1 urkey, w herei.y me lor- sta,e reeved by some needed legisla
hut powe r In case she engages In war Thnt mjch ipgigUtion wt9 not
is to have tbe Dardanells closed to lM1WMHj at the regular session, lsx-au.se
I lie ti.fisor her enemies, me iwr iof ext.iteUient of the senatorial
dam lis Is a narrow channel, less man , , makes it more likely that
smile in width, connecting the Sea w,lh ,,un.y political questions out of
f Marmora w ith the waters of the
Medilcriaucitn. In return, Turkey
Is to have her dominions protected.
It is denied that such treaty has been
made, but it mii't Ih kept in mind
that tbe nations contracting are
either barbaric or absolute, whose
the way, much may be accomplished
even In a session of twenty days. If
ihis legislation Is delayed until the
next regular cession it will lie at a
loss, to the people, of thousands of
dollars more than the expense of an
extra session. The question is not
word is quite as binding as a bond. wlm, ln,y further the ends of selfish
It Is generally conceded now Hint al ,,,, ,ninfr politicians, but what will
lei-t a vrlal treaty has been con- iM, ... th(, t,t interest of the poonleat
ludcd. ill the Atmenlans receive lirjr,..
better, treatment: rosstuiy. Hull if thc-Ns laws should have been rn
they ore of a different church, and I acttil at the regular session, the more
Itussiu has her setiport. that may why steps should be Imincdl
be enough for one campaign, r.ng- atrIy tBken to remedy the omission
land may not like the arrangement, Th verw f.n-t that censure without
but she is powerless to resist. In the ,.int nas bee heaped upon the mem
trade that will he struck up, f.ngianu for thig MUeged neglect of duty
will give l-gypt io t rante in consia- mut be because the people are suffer
eration of the payment of the Kn-
elish debt. Russia will have a water
outlet to the Meelilerrancan and Pa
cific, and Turkey will be a vassal.
Or ltusclii, France and Kugland may
divide Turkey among them. Russia
Inn been ' town to do that thing.
Ing from that neglect, and, if they
are suffering, which alt insist, no bet
ter reason can be given for urging an
extra sessiou.
If no other reason actuated many
of the membe-rs of legislature, who
may want such session called, than
of
indeed, it n .s not own so very long de8ire t0 atone for their neglect
ago since I .land was mus aismein- dufv ,hat de-sire should be CTatifled
i i. r iany and Austria could ,n ,he ,n,erest of the people. Any
noi oi.ieci i ) mis envision oi i uritey. teml,t to prevent this redress of the
ti an unueis aiming is not rcttencu in wrong itlflicted on a suffering peopl
4 lew weeks we may expeei cnve has no,hing but partisanship
hostilities to commence on the part ,0 rcrnmend It. When objection is
or Itussia in me eariy spring. made ,0 , correction of evils, even at
a late day, and no better reason given
N tmtor Mitchell has prepared an than that such correction might set
istence in Portland that could nol
trur-t tin ir own voters to put them in ani-ndieent to the river and harbor the members of tho legislature right
places: hence, they sought to hood- bill, appropriating IJ.OtK) to be ex- before their constituents, an unpreju
alia thn l.r?i,lature Into namlnir the tiendeel In ch-arinir the Tualatin of diced observer must admit that this
numbers of the onmniiavioa. We, of j obslrwtions from Bridgeort to Gas-1 is a case in which, as the Argus well
the country, donl rare o exefii too. and Dairy creek fnmia sjoutb Isays "rtlsanshlp prominently
that r sis nsibility. 'Io l-OMsizjn.ajfBUkt. 'froaMMdes aX.re Ik AfHv
Uruoeryman
Farmer
llei . 1 C W Cedar Croek
Jackaon, Wm C Culumbia ..
Jolinion, C N Uillry
Johnson, C -N ILIUboro
Johnaou, Ular Mountain
Keehn, A W llutte ..,
kenwortliv. Anion E Biitte..
Kennedy, Hobi-rt Beaverlon
Kraider, 8 O H Foreat (irove
Kyle, J W ileavenlam
liiiruiii, J J W iithinirtjii
Klmlt, A h Heave. I,
. Meroban
.. Farmer
Lumberman
. .. Farmer
county. People wno avoid legal
contention are heavily taxed to settle
the disputes of others. One of the
worst features of this law Is that It
encourages mucn useies nugaiion.
The true and Just policy in law suits,
as in oiner matters, is, io urns a
homely phrase, that "he that dances
should pay the tiddler."
Taxpavek.
NHEKWOOO.
Lumberman
Farmer
Lvda, W H-l ne Crack....
Iaiar, U K liuxioii
I.eeily. U U-E Butie
I.allerty, J F lialea Creek
Mnrkham, M V turcil drove .
Martin, loahl Wapato
Marake. KA-K llutte
Marion, Ueo II K Butta
McCierkiii, J U luaialin
Meacham, J J Washington
McOonalit, Wm Wahiuitton
Mcitnwan, Jaa K Hutte
Mad iinn. Thoa W Bulla
McSiiiner, T Cri Foreat lj rove. . Butcher
Meaoliam, T li Mobiiiain Farmer
Mara. U C Columbia. Merclianl
McLin, U Washington Farmer
McNuit, H H e'o-ne.iu" Merchant
Mitchell, r ei !S HilNlmro liruirr.at
Marab, Wallace Hairy Farmer
McCiaran, Joli . dale t're.-k .,
Meek, 8 A I) Columbia
Milcell, C Beaverlon
M u rray , U wan 11 --aver J am
Mckotlemii-, Judire S) luaia in
Nelaon, Wm N II ll.lioro ... .
Ilweiia. B F BeaverUaiii ......
UI1, F A W Celur Crack
SIMMOSS.
S THE CtRCVir IOPRT OF THE
Maia ol Oregon, lor W aabinstvD
County :
C, F. t'lynipton,
I'lantitl,
v.
Entena U. White, Emma O. White,
Kicbaril Morton, Miry A. H jrlon.
Will am Kerron, First National
Bank t Mviuun. W... W. H.
Nunn. W. S. Fowell and J. J. aihlu-
Icy, partnara aa 1'owall A bhiplev,
W , I. lain 1. Lord. 11 trrtaou It. kvin-
cal i and I'iul Meiachau, Coiuwia
aionera for Ilia sale ol' School and
University lands In I lie biata of
Oreaon, and tor tbe investment of
luada arising tlierelroni.
. Derenoaute.
To Richard Morton, Mary A. Morton
and tha Firt National Bank ol Madiaoo,
Wia. . deieiiuants:
In tha name ol tha 8ista of Oregon, you
are heruhy required to anpear an I aiisr
lha complaint tiled aaiusi y n, in tbe
ahove-emitied ami, by tue lir.-l d ly at l he
next reiruiar term ui me ni,,v.' eiiuii--u
Court, lullowiiiK the eipiratum ol the
time prescribe. I in tnt nr-lur er tne pu,ni-
ration ol this summons, tncli dav will
Monday, tha I'nh day of March, lMfi,
and ll' you tail toa iappc ir and ansaer,
lor want thereof, plan nil' will anp y to
the Conrt lor Iba re lie! demanded iu bis
oi mplainf.
Iba raiief demanded therein l" tor a
juditmanl aiia.nst tha atiove bom-d dv-
lemlania. r.uccna wnite anu mcnaru
Morton, and e.icb of them, lor iheauin ef
ourteau huudrvd and e nlily-nve (Hl
lollarj, with Interest at -.no raia ol
S ner cent rer aniiuin. from June V.i
V.l; one hundred aud litty ( ',V0 doliar.
tlornev a tea. beaule eol and ilkNl,uisi-
meiits. and for a decree l.ireclos na a in ,ri.
tfiti;a UMn lots seveuly-lour and acv nty-
nve in Hleal a adintion io uraverton, in
aid County and rilaie, made, raecuted
and delivered by said last named d fend
ants and their wivea to Flora E. Merrill,
on Juna lrt',11, to secure :ha payiu -nt ol
uromiuorr unit for ,mritan Hundred
aud eik'hty-ti ve ( I-IK5) do.iars, parab.e Io
her order three years alter data, and bear-
nx interest at 8 per cent ,er annum, ironi
lt. The ni'-kers ff a tid not beinir said
Kuirene 1. Wnue and Itichard Morion,
which said note and inorcirair have been
duly aaaig ad lor value to tha plai.it.fi
herein. -
And for decree barring and forrloslrg
11 ol vou Iroru any and all riitht, lite ,
interest aud aijuily or redemption in m d
to aald real property, aud lor B norai
relief.
I lua summons Ii punish! be or I -ror
lon, Tuos, A. Mt-Urida, Judge ol lie
.shove entitled Court.
Made tha SV)m day of J antiirv, lv(i.
Ill 4YEH 6l Mi COV,
Sii-it Attorneys tor 1'iHhiutf.
NIIEUIffN WALK OX
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION".
I decree and order ol aale, issued out of
me Circuit Court ol the rotate ol Ureaon,
tor WahiUk-:on County, in fuv jr of George
Graham, plaintifl, and jgninst Jacob 1'en-
n t n its, Annie mannings, jonn rnt, joun
Hchmitt, 8chniitt, his wife, and Ben
iamin Birdselland Mary H rdsefl. nseiecu-
toraol the last will ol Krwin E. Birdsail (de
ceased), defendants, it is ordered, ailjudyed
and uecreeu mat piaintin nave aim re. over
oft and from defendant", Jacob 1'enninas
and Annie Penninge. the anin of tlll.J5,
costs, and lor the further turn of $Is, I'.
3. gold coin, eitn Interest thereon al uie
rate of IU per rent per annum, from the
IS b day ol Uacemiwr, lt, and lor the
sum ot .ri0. attorneys lees, anil for tha
ooata and expenses of aale and ol aaid writ.
Now. therefore, by virtue and in nursu
ance of aatd iuda ment, dacroe and order ol
ale, I will, on Monday, the iMth day of
February, Iffsl, at the aoutb d, or ot the
Court House, in llillahoro, Wabini--ton
County, e)regon, at the hour of 10o'cltrk
M . ol aaid day. se 1 at iiuhlic aktution to
the Highest bidder for cash. Ilia following-
desiTttal real properly, Ir-Aitt
neing part ol lha ti. ll. H nun and
wife donat on land claim in 1 1 N ll 3 W
of Willamette meridian in Wanhiiik'ton
County, eiregon, as lollows: lieginntng
at III souihae.Hl corner of I lie Win. Porter
oti-.tion land claim in the NW of N W w
of Sec 3 Tnnd K aforesaid, running thence
south alunir lha Una marking thaeaHtern
oniidary of tiie donation land claim ol
John Butt. 17.4ft chains, intersecting th
northern line nl the laud claim of it. Q
lin ker; thence east a'ong aaid line U tw
chvins; thence norib 17.4ft chains to the
ioiith boundary of the aforesaid Wm. Po
lar claim : thence west along said line 0 87
chaina to the ulare of beginning, and con
taming VI acre-, more or leas, togainer
Willi rinlit of war Hi leet wide to the pub
lie road ea-t of aaid premises, all situate in
Washington Uounty. Oregon, to saosiy tne
heiinlielore named sums, and for the
osts and e unmeet of aaid aula.
Haul property will be aoid aubleot to re
demption at tr statute oi u.-eiron.
Wnnesa my band tins vi nay oi janu
ary, iw . i . runi,
Blientl ol Washington County, Oregon
Barrett A Adams,
3ft S Attorneys for l lalntiir.
NEW BUSINESS
r",3-7;i r c-"'-
Mill Feed, Hay, &c.
I WILL PO A
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Also Buy and Sell. Cheap Stora. Strack to
buildine 1700-loot floor space. I Load and tnloaa
Cars Truck t any part of the City on .hort not.ee. I
cars, i rut-a. iw y r . . q-.v j-or Uusiuess.
have as good a stand as there is m the y'V",., share of
I will have a Chop mill in connection. I sol.cit.a sliare ot
your wdeg. the.r ,oad of Grain,
FiJdor H.ey i "my hanl. to sell.
horses over night free of charge. No Feed Free.
Thanking you for past Patronage,
I Remain yours,
A. O. DUDLEY,
111 lla-thon. Ave. POBTUXD. UBRUOX.
I
H. A. WEBB
CARRIAGE. SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTING.
Dealer in PAINTS. OILS, LEAD. VARNISHES &c. r""'1
in any Color" or Shade in yuantities io sun. ". v,.....u.w
First-class, and at Hard Times' Prices.
Shop, Tulrd Street, between Baaellne Wanblartoa, aext 1. 1 hrlatluu ( hure h,
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
L. Y. BERCKMOliS, WATUttMAiliiii
' Ncroud St., Near P. 0.. flilUboro.
.. WATCHES. CLOCKS ..
JEWLERY. SPECTACLES. ETC.
fine and Complicated Watch Repairing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - -
THREE COLLEGE COURSES
CLASSICAL, SGIEJiTiFIC, LITERARY
WINTER
TERM
BEGINS
JANUARY
2, 1S9G.
As llioro hut own no rwnt coin
nuinlcatlon from this place. I will
M'liil an Item nr iwo iimt niny uoi
s.mci uk to your readivs. Bherwood
ha for mime time Ww-n notetl for its
. . .. . . i . i ,i
many nine invoious nunis, anu w ,,, - 0,,e nana.
cots. aaddli-d onto the taxpayers. o.ieii. c V l)iiiy .
It hii nia Hint Hi I nil U 1TR In me Stmri. "sen, r n .orn-ims
. :i -...n . feieranii. J A Dilrr
tne iimiiiiiiMiu m n p . i'eni-Wa.au...
ixoiili', and wny aimuiun i inej-7 fluniicr , A S lorist oruve
Tiie taxrayt-rs iay ine itmis. now, rr eri',j n umey
SB
LIMITED
ihe taxpayer have come to the con
fluxion to call a halt In the proceed
1 1, (fx. If they must Indulge In right-
inir tin y must iay l heir own cost,
and we would ht-rehy ad vine our dis
trict attorney, that II railed on again
to prosecute another cane, he is to
know flrnt, that that there Is a cane,
as it is very diUlcult to git here,
especially at this time ol year, fully
twenty miles over a nearly impas
sible road, by wagon, and by rail
road he has to travel through a por
tion of four counties to come here
and back. We sympathize with that
dignitary, as this is the second trip
he has made, only to run against an
old farmer or two, and no fees.
Taxpayers.
A Valuable 1'rescrlptloa.
Editor Morrison, of Worthlngton,
Ind., "Sun," writes; "You have a
valuable prescription in Electric Bit
ter, and I can cheerfully recommend
it for constipation and sick headache,
and as a general ay tern tonic it has
no equal." Mrs. Annie Htehle, 2625
Cottage (Irove Ave., Chicago, whs
all run down, could not eat nor di
gest food, had a backache which
ui vir left her and felt tired and
weiry, but six bottles of Electric
Hitters restored her health and re
newed her strength. Prices, ftrt cents
and 1. (fet a bottleat the Hillsboro
Pharmacy.
ROR.
, in B?erlcn,
i fa oi Kv. U.
Statu. At lha parsona.
January lt:i, 10 ti e '
tk'i, lai(iiter.
Kttaa Jjnnae tth. tie.r He:ivrtn, to
lie aj4r ot Ja,p. r Wune. a son.
rl8 eV Jannarr 23 1, near Beava-tnr, to
ma alia ot 11. W. liaker, a dauajhler.
tlat ra-Janiiere 29. h. Io tbe wife of
aV Seiupler, son.
Capltalhit
. . . Kurniar
1'uniiii. Wa.ler Uairy
I'uaers. I.uuts I orneiitis
I'.rter. Win N to el U.-uve Nurservntan
Pruiser, W aliei W Huns Farmer I
lireves, J K t'orneliu.
Hruter, A S Korea! Orova
Hm.es, Jasper N KnreM drove ...
K liin, Mitliiie - VVatlniiKion
K Miuuler, t' I. H. nv. td.mi
K c. 1'avid Columbia
K'oI, L A ri Htlieboro
R ir, I) U Mountain r
Uj.a, Wm Washington ..
Ser.r, Maniuel C N Korea! drove..
Hinipson, J A ft Tunlalin
Siorer. A Watnto
Shuie, Etwanl N Hillsboro Hanker I
ft.ii.vtr, Wm K Ituite Karmer
Shorey, K 0 Columbia
Sincl.itr. Geo N Hi.lslmro
Smith. W A S Knresl (lrov
rjtoflt-rs, Htfrv Beavcrtiani
Sho, ren, I. Warato. . .
Se.l. Krutik liairy
81 u mt-rirli, liec M 11 .tub no . Mcrrhant
S mp-on. F M M Tualatin .i.irmsr
BavaRe, Dne.r1 S Tuaiatm
Staler, A . H UsUiro
Hteventon, E F ) Tu ila la
81ian, Oeo ! N K'rel Orove
Spencer, L 0 K Cellar Creek
Smith, A L Oal a Creea
Snittb, Hua-hM r ire-t Or..e
Temrle, U W at ato
Tii rd, J W K lltiuo
Tod.l, A B Utile
Tliornhure;. Jolin A Hairy
Tuiker, Tlio S "Tinlaiin .....
Taylor. I! cltarl M lu latin
Vaunbii, A W W Ce.liu re k
VanL . Anirn.t KnreitO-ove
Vainif rher, Henri Da.rv
Vmr.nl. M I. On es Crek
Walts, EibrimM H llslKiro . . Laborer
Wool, Zmc S Hi.la-w-ro ... Uop Dealer
Wilson. UrioeOa ea Creek Karmer
Williams. Krank X H ila Hirol.lverrnisB
W nters, John W W Cedar Creek.Farmar
Wi.mer, Jn iieavruani
Weckert, 8 W 0.1r Creek
Welis. Aaron Kor.t drove
Wontler.i. J icjbW Cedar Creek .
Young. Jsmea I'o'nel.us
Yniinc Adsm X Hill'Soro
The U. S. Oov't Reports
$how Royal Baking Powder
$qprior to mil otbtn.
KEASO OF mi-lSIMI.
WILL RUN
TWICE A WEEK
The Academy prepares for College and flices
a thorough English Education, the best pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses eery lotc. Board and rooms at the
Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per. tceeh, including
electric light and heat.
THE COLLEGE DORMITORY
Under excellent management, furnishes
board and room at $2.25 per week. Many
students rent rooms and board themseloes
at a total cost not to exceed $1.50 per toeeh.
For full particulars, address
president McClelland,
Forest Grooe, Oregon.
THE LEADING DRUG HOUSE
HILLSBORO PHARMACY
Careful ai,rvi"ion by ci perienced phyiir-liuia! Accurate di.iH-nsinir hy com
pelent and pamaluking pliarniacMts I 1 '
BETWEEN
San
Francisco
and New Orleans
OVER THE GREAT
SUNSET ROUTE
LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO
TUESDAYS A SATURDAYS
From Tnowlar, Korpinlier 6, 18115.
The mmt complete, modern, elegantly
equipped and perfectly Arranged Vontl
lnilel Transconf inental Train in Ainerlra
Near Iviiilpiiient, eaevially resi(nel and
boilt for tills servlrt.
IIIREtT COSSCCTIOX 151 SKW
DRI.EANH loR ALL
EASTERN POHTH. Olltl. TIJIE.
muiiauauaiaun
Dr. Priea'a Cream tuning Powdat
WerM' Fair Mlfheat tttri
The IHIlnlioro I'liamiary ortlerg Ita drtiir from the mort reliable manufacturer
only, anJ la thoroiiiflilr attpplied with every requisite necesenry for properly con.luct
in frat-t;laaa prvwription tiusineaa. The pmprietore. are ever watchful that Ilia
miMt-ailliroVeil latest retni'ilirs aria m.ni;n..oll 1.1..-..I.1...I . .. .
of me.li. ne and pliaitiiacy mlyanoe. licing poaseaaed of culiar ailvanfauoa in i.i.r
c WiiiK ,t suiiplieg, ow.i.K to its buaineaa rule of tilling trade .liarounta (JrLl.tV
drug oreaU'"' ' con"""en,,y low "" those of most disnenaing
All the leailme articles of DRUOOISTS SUNDRIES includinir tl.. riWST
PERFUMKH. TOILET ARTICLES, BRUSHES, SlOXGES," ETC.".'. onlisplaf
A lam and excellent asanrtment nf 61'1'PTll't ru a t ... .
also on hand. .mi x.i r.-oi.AftSfcf
PATENT MEDICINES of all popular Itlmla alw.ya in .lock
The fineat WINES and LIQUORS ...pplie.! in cof ticknea. on prescriptio
THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY,
Union Block, . . ' . . Hillsboro, Oregon.
DELTA DRUG STORE
Next Door llryan-Laldlatr Store. Main Nlreef, IIIIMM.ro, mK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO QUALITY
AND AttTRAtY IX lUSl'EXSINW.
A FIXE MXE OF TOILET AKTICIFS
PATENT MEDIIIXES, &c. AT LOWEST IM.R'ES.
Admlninirntor'ai tire.
VOTICF. 13 HEP.KBY GIVES. THAT
Al lha un.lerlnei has beeo, ,y n,e
Lotintjr Court of thaHlatenf nroKi,n, f.,r
ssliitiifton otinttr, npiKiintrd aiiminis.
tratorol the esta-e of Jene C-irnelius de
renaeil, ami lias quai-fieii as sucli a.lminia
.rator. All i-e-s.nis linin claims aiiaiiiat
sai.l estiiie are liere rr.)!i re1 to present
the law .'litre of K-o. II. K-irl. y, in Mil s.
wr w in, wiin:n :I months ol
'late hereof.
U.ile. at llnlh.,ru. Oreeoti. tM,
(la I aiiiaieis IkMssTI
I . Tll" R ''";MUll
AsJminlatrstor o ai it mm Cm.
aeiua, deveaaaf,
Ihe
2,4
VOTKE IS HKKKUY filVtV THAT
hsr. filed Iu . rJVonnti; 'V '
Ion Connie ) e .,, ?. " , W"h,ni"
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