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THK INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO, . Entered at the) Poetofflc at Hllle- iro. Or ton. for transmission th roach Official Paper of Washington County, th mall- lb second-class mall natter. BY IX W. BATU ttT' This paper is not forced opn anyone. It is nut our practice to atop pHra until ordered to do bo. Anyone not wishing the papar luiwt notifw the puiiiiier or they will be held liable for the subscription price. "If you want to kill anybody, get crazy. It's easy" Portland Jour tial. And immediately Esther Mitchell got busy and sent a bullet through the brain ot ber brother George. It was easy. A big howl is going up at Seattle Wash., because ot 825 per cent in crease in insurance rates, made to reimburse the reserve funds de pleted by the San Francisco fire It is said that when insurance poll cies are to be renewed, companies raising rates will be left out in the cold. Sawmills, dwelling bouses and public buildings are not a fleet ed by the increase. 1 Portland has 36,986 school child ren between the ages of 4 and 30 years. ' This is an increase of 1,038 over the school census of 1905, of this number 12,913 are boys and 14,053 are girls. These figures do not include the school children in the suburban districts recently an nexed to the city, including Monta- villa,, Mount Tabor and Council Lrest, which number about 3000 children of school age. With these figures as a basis, Portland's popu lation is 144,930. Thaw, the slayer of White is now called "Crazy Harry." Thaw had plenty of tnouey, rolled high, lived fast, had his wine, and women and at last wound up his career by shooting his man. Just why he should not be used as any other murderer is not apparent to the naked eye. He lived without work, was of no earthly good to himself or any one else, and should be happen to stretch hemp at the close of the game there would be little mourn ing out side of a circle fully as low and disgraceful as himself. White was undoubtedly "bad", but Thaw is no better, and he should be made to face the full strength of the law Up to this time it has been sup posed that the meanest man in the world lived in Boston. lie pawned the tombstone at the head of his mother's grave to buy a bottle of whiskey. Now comes Alex Stev ens, of Portland and goes the Bos ton man one better. He took the tent which sheltered his wife and children on the bank of the Wil lamette river near Portland and sold it to buy whiskey and left his family without food, money or a place to lay their heads. But he over reached himsell when he stole 300 grain sacks from a warehouse on the docks. He was arrested, found guilty and the judge gave him three yeafs in the pen. George Mitchell was acquitted because public opinion and the jury were with him. He removed from this sphere the vilest reptile ever permitted to pallute the earth. But Esther Mitchell who sent a bullet into the brain other brother will confront a jury that will not view her case in the same light as it did that of her brother. Insan ity will undoubtedly be the plea, but at the end of the trial she will cither te condemned to die on the gallows, I imprisoned for life or end her days in an insane asylum. Mrs. Maud Hurt CrefTield, who has K-en arrested as an accessory, will undoubtedly be sent to the peniten tiary for life. And the end is not ct. The government is sending offici als and experts abroad to collect information that will be of use in carrying out the denatured alcohol law. Commissioner ot Internal Reveune John W. Yerkes and the chief chemist of the treasury de partment, Dr. C. A. Crampton, will spend some time in Kuiope study ing the administrative methods and the technical processes used in oth er countries. The department of agriculture will send Mr. N. E. Hansen, of North Dakota, to in vestigate foreign varieties of pota toes specially adapted to the manu iacture of alcohol. It seems that in Europe there is a peculiar type of. potato, known as the "stock po tato" because it is largely raised for stock feeding, which is well suited for making alcohol. It is larger and coarser than the potato that is served on the table, but about twice as much in weight can I be raised to the acra as of tha table variety. It is proposed to intro duce this potato States. ' in the Uuited PROBATE COURT. A petition to aell real property la the estate ot Cynthia A. Burria, deceased, was granted. Final account of K A Ireland wa ft ltd Monday, September S, l'J08 ia set for hearing objection to final account. In ectate of Jacob Wonderll, deceased final account filed, Monday, September 3, ia set aa the time for hearing objec tions to lame. Time of hearing objection to final ac count of N. 3. Howell, deceaeed la post poned until Monday, July 23. The final account of Mary E. O'Xeil, eiecutrix for the eetate of 11. R. O'Ntil, deceased ia aet for Monday, September, 3, lTOtf. Joseph Gaiton, administrator of tha eetate of Henry Tuerck, petitioned for order to tell property, which will be for the beat interest of aaid estate, petition waa granted. Auguat 6, 1906 ia the data fiied to bear objections to the final account of the' eetate ot Louia Shouren, deceaeed. The estate of Elisa Williama waa or dered cloaed of record and the executor discharged. Tbe petition asking that II. M. Pit man be appointed guardian of Myron Hewitt and Gladys Hewitt, minora, waa tiled with b nd at 11,000. The will of laU Purser waa filed and admitted to probate, llaonah Purser was appointed executrix without bond. Petition waa filed In the estate of 8!na L. Lilly, deceased. Upon approval of bond for $500. 11. M. Pitman waa ap pointed administrator. In the estate, of Joseph L. Rosa, in ventory and appraisement were filed and approved ; valuation $333.00. Marriage Licenses. Tbe following marriage licensee were granted since lust Friday: Walter A. Dirnit-k, of Oregon City and Ora It. Caplea, of Forest Grove. Geo. G. Patterson, and Ella Maud Stock man, of Forest Grove. Circuit Court. Circuit court convened in thia city Monday morning, and Judge T. A. Mc- Bride passed upon the following suits: Kate Hoyt vs. Lin J ley Hoyt, default taken and order of reference made. Henry Hoover, vs Rosetta Hoover, de fault taken and onler of reference made. Fred 8. Chapman va. Josephine Wright and John Wright; arguments on lemurrer in aaid cane to be heard July 20. Decree granted plaintiff in the suit of I.ung va. Lung. Lerch va. Lerch, default taken and order of reference, made. Edmond va. Edmond. decree of di vorce granted plaintiff, who haa alto been awarded tbe custody of 7-year-old child. Falb vi. Falh, motion ahd demurrer overuled and defendant allowed until Friday to answer. Valla nd va. Gunther, confirmation. . Martin va. Martin, default and refer ence; decree granted. Col felt va. Morback, default and judge ment for premises without damages. Iiagley vs. Kennedy, et als, default of defendants, referee appointed and order of sale made. The follow iug three cases were die missed : Hughs vs. Cadwell, et al; Van Horn VI. Cadwell, et a! : Price et al, vs. Cad well. Hujlis vi. Boardman, default taken, referee appointed. Mueller vs. Hunter and Hausafui, sale of realty confirmed. Circuit court adjourned Wednesday noon. Judge Mc Bride and court re porter C. E. Runyon going to Portland on tbe 2 o'clock train. Tbe fudge re turn! today and will hold a session dur ing the day. It they are not ready for adjournment this evening Judge Gallow way of McMinnville will preside until the adjournment. Judge McBride ia obliged to go to Tillamook tomorrow, where the trial of A. II. Hernbree will be tried. Weather Report. The feature of the week waa the ex cessively high temperatures tflit fcsfevail ed up to Monday, when it turned cooler in the western counties, but continued warm east of the Cascade Mountain!. There waa only one hot day in the coast counties, but elsewhere maximum tem perature! of over 90 degree! were com mon and in a few localities maximum temperatures ot over one hundred de grees occurred. No rain ol consequence waa revorted, and that wnich fell waa in the form of small showers, that were heaviest in the Cascade and Blue moun tains. Foggy night! and mornings per vailed in the coast counties. The winds were generally light and mostly from tbe northwest. N. B. Truth, St. Paul, June HI, 'OH I've lived so long, I remember well when the Mitsiswippi was a brook. My good health and long life came by taking Kocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. I Vita Drug Store. IV I Zi-TA r We pay 3 per rent Interest com pound ed three times a year. Hillsboro Commercial Bank. aa eaaeaaaaa) eaa i County We want a rsrporiwr In overy town. fcthsrwoet). tegular Concspoadoot. Sherwood baseball club t-laini that they have not boen defeated in a single game played during the season. Who will knock tbe chip off that shoulder? Joe. Simon haa ordered lumber and will rebuild bis dwelling near the old locality. Every vestige of his old resi dence was deitroyed on the 4th Instant. Jasper Weston is supplying himself with building material and will soon erect a saloon building, adjoininu the barber shop and in the rear ot E W. Johnson's store. Three cars the middle one sustaining no weight bearing sawn timbers, up ward! of 100 feet in length panned here during the week consigned to San Fran cisco from the Portland Lumber Com pany. Tbe now notorious "Mitchell" family that baa distinguished itself of late in Seattle' were formerly residents of New berg, however that town is not calling any publie attention to past acquaintanceship. They were sealous "Salvation Army sainta" while in New berg. Frank Savior while slashing brush Thursday managed to slash himself in the operation with a sharp ax, the blow taking effect below the knee. E. P. Collard, carpenter, is managing the removal of Capt Bowmau's sawmill plant. The engine, boiler aud other machinery has been placed in position strain at the new location and the mill Is expected to go into commission again next week. Miss Dora Smock, local telegraph op erator and station agent for this place ia still in Portland receiving daily treat ments for threatened permanent anky losls of the elbow joint. Many friends here would be pleased to learn ot a dif ferent result and hope the skillful treatment of able physicians will not be In vain. Blakely Hall, an old time resident of this vicinity ii reported in a critical con dition from an abscess. Dr. Poppleton, of Portland waa called to his bedside Sunday for the purpose of relieving the situation. Miaa Maggie 8towasser, an employee of Lipman & Wolfe, Portland came out Saturday on a visit to her mother, family and friends in Sherwood. Rev. Arthur Spleiss, of St. Paul's German Lutheran church west of town has received a call to a pastorate in the city, which he will probably accept much to the regret of the members of his church here, besides many friends and acquaintances in this place. A "two-bit" corporeal tax collected by the 'chipping In" process ia deemed sufficient capital to expend In the way of sanitary renovation for Sherwood. At only one nuisance is to receive the taneflt of a limed "doaplng" that sum may be sufficient tor the purpose, how ever, the king pin of all double distilled abomination, (the city pig stye!) still remain undisturbed, furnishing a free, roseate, odenlfierous perfume that the king of Dahomey might enry. Scholia and Mountain Bide. Regular Correspondent. Mr. Brown ii helping Mr. Fort with hii hay. Will Wohlschlegel cut Mr. Prober's hay. Mrs. Jaquith and children went over 01 the Nehalera in Columbia county, to visit her aieter. Preston and Tad Skeels went with their families over on Sutton's creek last Sunday for a few days' outing. They aaid they had all the craw-fish they could eat without paying a big price for them either. Early aown grain ia nearly rie and some are afraid it will come on before the haying ia over. Mrs. VanAkinand her daughter have gone to Portland w here they expect to make their home for the present. llettie. Jack Town. Rstular Correspondent. Mrs. J. J. Jack and herdaugnter Phoe be, are on the sick list at present. Owing to the scarcity of farm laborers In this vicinity haying ii progressing yery slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stevens of Farm ing ton, started last Wednesday for Til lamook where it is hoped thenea breezes will recruit them and prepare them for the seasons work. Farm for Sale. 12 1 Miles due North of HilK-boro, 7 milea West of North Portland and 2 miles North of Holbrook Station. 80 Acres for sale cheap This farm i. in Washington follows: being the south half tion 2G, 3 North of Range 3 of Will. Mer., mortgage has boen released but never recorded. 2." acroa in cultivation 49 acres slashed and burned off and hooded to timothy and clover, and C acres in timber. Place fronts on county road, school house in 1-4 mile, saw mill 1 i;i ' tw nm nno mile, 7 buildings on place", f..!A t J X a . run nouse, wxw foot barn, chicken house, hog house and shingle house, for making shingles, 3 fine -springs that never go dry, one in house, spring house and barn, 82 ap ple irees, 18 pear trees and 23 cherry trees, all bearing. For further information call at this office. Correspondence i 1 1 Mr. anj Mrs. I. Miller of Reedville and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell of Laurel visits at J. J. Jack'! on Sunday. Misa Kthel Johnson who haa been eick for .m.e t;me fa -lowly recovering. At this writing there no change la the condition of Fred Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Brown,' of Hillsboro, visited with their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Jack Sunday. ' Jacktownlte. CHURCH ANN OUNCEMBNTS. Regular services at the Congregational churc-b next Sunday as usuaL Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Subject for morn ing service, at 11:00, "The Higher Law." Y. P. C. E. 8. at 7:30. Union services in the Congregational church in the evening. Kev. Lindsey will preach. All are iuvitud. Howard Gilpatrick, Pastor. Reedville preaching service by tbe pastor next Sabbath evening at 8 oVIock. Everybody Invited. Preachiug service at the Christian church next Sunday morning by Elder Siaa. A full attendance ia desired. Mrs. Eva B. Pillsbury will give an ice ; cream eocial at her home this evening for the benefit of her Sunday School class. The following program will be rendered : Duett Jennie and Grace Deichman Recitation Willabelle Moore Nolo. Cecelia Greer Recitation . . .-. Flossie Moye Hong ; The Class Instrumental Solo Nettie Grahle 8. C. Cortapassi, took out his first nat uralization papers Saturday, preparatory to making a visit to hia native country. He leaves this week for an extended vis it in Italy. R. L. Cate, a prominent real estate man of Portland and manager of the Hawthorne estate of this county, waa In this city Wednesday, transacting bus! ness at the court housu. . 1 Mrs. J. C. Greear and Mrs. Calder ac companied their mother, Mrs. M. E. Standish Wednesday, upon her return to her borne in Brownsville, and will spend a month at that place. Proposals for Wood. Sealed prnpoAals will be opened ' on Saturday, July 21, for the delivery, dur ing the month of August, 1906, at the court house In Hillsboro, of 75 cords of first class fir four-foot wood, split reason ably fine; cut from first growth sound timber, ' Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., July 10, 1006 J.W.Connell, Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon . JfOTJCB. To Tirol Men and Women. Great opportunities are awaiting you in the Businesi World. Hundreds of young men and women wanted in and around Oakland and San Francisco, to take positions ts stenographers, book keepers, telegraphers, office assistants, etc., at good salaries. The Polyeohnic Business College, of Oakland the leading school of Its kind in the went, indorsed by the Chamber of Commerce and leading educators, of fers exceptional opportunities to those who can enter college at once and pre pare for positions. This school is con sidered by many to be the best equipped business college in America. It is un questionably superior to any other similar school west of Chicago. All ex penses low. Home influence Individual Instruction. Address Polytechnic Businesi College, Dept. A., Oakland Cal., for free cata logue showing; tbe elegant interior and splendid facilities of this school, which haa five times more money invested In equipment than any other school in the West. New building in oerfect con dition. A Hard Lot of troubles to contend with, spring from a torpid liver and blockad ed bowels, unless vou awaken . - them to their proper action with Dr. King's New Life Pills; the pleasantest and most effective cure for Constipatiou. They prevent Appendicitis and tone up the sys tem. 2ic at all druer stores. w 0 200 Acres Timber For sale; located 4' mi lei north of For est Grove, midway between Banka and Forest Grove; between 5,000,000 and 7,0O0,0tX) feet of lumber can be taken from this tract; miming water; sixty acree good farm land. Terras, part cash, balance easy terms. For particu lars address this office. fun8,06 County and is described as of the S W nuarter of Sec room house, spring house, ... REDUCED BUMMER RATES. Newport. Yaqulna Bay, Brelten bush, Hot Bprlnga Fmm All 8. P. and C. Ac E. Points. On and after June 1, l'.HXl, the South ern Pacific, in connection with the Cor vallii A Eastern railroad, will have on sale round trip tickets from points on their lines to Newport, Yaquina and De troit at very low rates, good tor return until October 10, 1000. Three day tickets to Newport and Ya quina, good going Saturdays and return ing Mondayi, are also on sale from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive, and from all West Side points, enabling people to visit their families and spend Sunday at seaside. Season tickets from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive, and from all West Side points, are also on sale to Detroit at yery low rates with stop-over privileges at Mill City or any point east, enabling tourists to visit tbe Santiam and Breitenbush Hot Springs In the Cascade mountains, which can be reached in one day. Season tickets will be good for return from all points until October 10. Three- day ticket! will be good going Saturday and returning Monday! only. Tickets from Portland ami vicinity will he good for return via the East or West side option of passenger. Ticket! from Eu gene and vicinity will be good going via the Lebanon-Springfield branch if de sired. Baggage on Newport tickets checked through to Newport; on Yaqui na tickets to Yaquina only. Sunday excursions to Newport on the C. & will begin June 10th or 17lb and ru every Sunday thereafter, leaving Albany at 7 :30 a. in. ; leave Corvallis 8 a. ni. 8. P. trains connect with the 0. & at Albany and Corvallis for Yaquina an Newport. Trains on the C. fc E. for Detroit will leave Albany at 7 :30 a. in enabling tourists to the Hot (Springs to reach there the same day. Trains from and to Corvallis connect with all East Side trains on the S. P. Full informrtion ai to rates, time tables, etc., can be obtained on applies tinn to J. C. Mayo, t-ien. fans. Agt., A E. R. R. Albany; A. L. Crain, G A., 8. P. Co., Portland, or to any 8. or C. & E. agent. C Rates from Hillsboro to Newport $0.00, To Yaquina $0.00. . Tbree-day Rate from Hillsboro Newport $3 00. Special Rates. On account of tho annual Oraud Lodgs Bene? oleot and Proteellrs Order of Klka, to be bald at Denver, Colo. .July 17, 18 aud 11. ISoS, round trip ticket will be told euder the following eoudl Uotu; Rate from; Hirulmro, a6.15. bttf.66. a One way through 1'ortland aud oue way through California, b Both ways through Portland. Dele, of Bale-July 10,11, 12, 13, 14, IS. Limit-(Joins. July 19th. Ttoketa miut be used going ou data of sale. Final return limit, September SO, 1S08. Stop-overs will be granted la either direction wllkln tbe trenail limits, excepting that no eoi overs will be allowed In California on going trip. For fUl particular! apply to A. L. CBA10, . ' . Gen. Paae'gr Agt. aa Pee. Co., ' - ' ' Portland. Oiev Or to H. A. H1NHHAW, Agent, HllUboro. , Petition for Liquor License. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY. ' la the matter of the application of W. 8. Berg- er for ltoenee to tell plrltoua, vinous and malt liquors In lets quantities than one gallon In Oattoo Precinct. To Honorable Count! Court of the Bute of Ore gon tor Wathlngtoa oouoty. The ondenlgned petitioner, legal voters. Oattoo Precinct, Washington County, Oregon and constituting a majority of tbe legal volets In taid Praoiuct, and being actual residents of tald Preciuot and having actually resided In tald pre el net thirty (80) days Immediately preceding the dais of this petition, would respectfully petition your honorable body and atk that a lloen to sell tplrttoui. vlnout aud mall Uqnort and fermented older commonly called hard cider, In lettqiiant Ilea than one gallon lo Gaston Precinct, Wash Inatoa County, Oregon, be granted and tuned to W, 8. Barger, a resident of taid Precinct, for a period of one year. Dated this Uth day of June 1908. J. H. Wesoott, Joe Lucler C. P. Wescolt, O. B. McCulama Henrr Panes, Berthold Pleitohune John Damet, F. M. Hill Alex Dansee, C. i. Caratena A. A. Walker. B. 8. Jonet K. A. Dens mo re, . August Roth R. H Blllingtlcy, A. C Davit August Wtlee, C. L. Peterson Ernest Herr, James Gillespl John James t. Hon pes If. Msttbeson, James A. Baker Fttd Robertson, Carl Parsons Alex Honlenpyl, John Real 8. R. Daniel. ( John Newbury I P. K. Welters, i John Ptrsoot M. K. Arthur. tewls Itrtont Herman Braun. J. Bochtls Wm. Ball. P. II. Benefice H. C 8mlth, ' J. L. Miller B. T. Brsna. Robert Caples Joseph Holder, J. F, Lilly Bart White. Datd Crulckshank John T Hnopet, P. Beet O. P. Bailey, fieoree Vanhorn John Hundley, H. C. Myera Neal Brown, A. W. King A. L. Hill, J. B. Pitman J. Kopplln, John Harris J. W. Hamrlck, A. II. Tanner, Jr J. L. Harris, Hant Skog J. M. Tanner, Frank Miller Pat Ward, H. U Baker K. La Belle, W. U Charlstoa W. W. Thomas, W. Lud, J. Challeoombe, i. 8. Miller I. En net, C. Whlleeell K. Cohea, V. Gyrdl N. Petersc, John Flsber Martin Linen, H. Perkaotk R. J. Nelson, T. W. 8aln E. A. Hall, R. A. lUrrlngtoa W, K, Lee, John Tun how F. F. Lahale, Fred Harper C O. Beth, Ch tries Relnemar H. Cramer, T. Nelson Notice for Liquor License. Notice is hereby given ttiat the under signed, W.H. forger, will on thefirrtdar of the August term of the County Court ol Washington I oiinly, Oregon to-wit: The 1st day of Augut, 1IK'1, present to said itttirt a petition sinel tty a majori ty of the legal voters in Gaston Precinrt asking that a license to sell spiritous, vi nous anil malt liquors and fermented cider commonly called hard cider, in less quantities thsn one gallon in said ore- cim-t I granted to W. H. Itarirer for a period of one yeaf, and that the tinder- signed will apply to the County Court of said County and State fr such license on the 1st day of August 1'ajti. Dated this 2Mth day of Jane. l'.S, W. 8. BARGER. HOLLItTtt Hocky Mountain Tea Nuggets i Buy Medietas ft Busy IWs. Bdsfi QoUea Rtalta ami Reatwtd Tiger. A spoTine f. Constipation. Indlgwstlosi. Lree nn.l Kl.liMy Trouble, PimplM. ICosmw. Impure HI.nI, Hf Brneih. Hlwrgisb Bowel, tiasulttche and Ivrn kwhe. It's K.wky Maintain t In tb .-t f,rtn. M nente a boa. 0aiilua nieJe by Hotuersa Daiw Cohpamv, Madison, Wis. COIDE NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PCOPLI . Bicycle Repairing . It becomes neccessary to have your wheel repaired often enough for you to want it to stay fixed when you pay your money for repairs. Bv attending to every job with the most pains-taking care, I am not only assured that it will satisfy you, but I can guar antee everv job. There Is a good deal of satisfact- ion In knowing that your wheel has been left iu ex perienced hands. Your patronage is solicited. . . R. L. SEARS, SGcceSor to B00ett Odfgofi SiiorjrLiM! akd Union Pacific Three Trains to the East Daily TbrnuHh Pullman standard and tourist sleep ing ran dally to Omebo, lb, Iosco, Hpokaue; tourist sleeping care dally to ks lines City! ihronub Hullaiuu tourist sleeping cart (person llr conducted) weekly to hlcsiro. Kansas City; re lining cbalr cart(seau Uallv) lo hast dally. 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAOO No change of ears 70 Utl'AKl KOK f'bil'SRO Portland Knecltl 1IMK 84'HKDILK ARK1VI from Portland, Or. FROM Salt Ike, Denver. Ft Worth. Omaha, Kan- se City, fci. Louis, Chi- M cago and Kast, Salt Lake, Denver, Ft -Worth, Omaha. Kan- ... ' see City, at 1-ouls.Chl- cago and KasU Walla Walla, Lewlaton , Spokane, Wallare.Pull man, Minneapolis, at. 1:00 a. St. Psul, Doluth, Milwau- kee, Chicago and East. :IAsm via H'ntniKton AlTaiitlo K press S:Upm via Hunt ing Ion Kt. PaiiT Kst Mail :16 pm via Hpokane Ocean and River Sehealule For Ran Frtnclscn Ever Ave dayt at I p, For Astoria, wav tmlntaend North Reach I (except Hunday) at S:0U p. aa. ; gatnrdayt at p. rn. . Daily servloe (water permitting) ths fiiien smette and Yamhill rivers. . " ' ' or riirther information ask or write yom near st ticket agent, or .'.t ' A. X,. Craig Oeneral passenger Agent. Ths Oregon Railway A Navigation Co., Portland Oregon. Beginning Feb. IB. THROUGH Tourist SLEEPERS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR BETeVIEM SEATTLE AND CHICAGO via the Great Northern Railw The Comfortable Way." m COMPARTMENT LIBRART OBSERVATION CARS ror luriner information, rates, etc, address KB, A C P. A Seattl B. I. Dakota gain from Heattle for ths Orient February " THE MILWAUKEE. " ' OVFItl AU MMITf ir Omih, to I'hlragd, X, T WKHT I IT1.T, Umnmmm vttv tn VUln "MMMMAMMAAMMWMMWWWWikaaaMMsatWtfaBtaM No train in the service of any railroad in the world equals in equipment that of the ;hjeao, MiMauKee gf. paU Railway They own and operate their own sleeping and dining cars and give their patrons an excel- lence of service not obtainable elsewhere. Berths in their sleepers are Longer, Higher and wider than in similar cars on other lines They protect their trains by the Block System H. S. ROWE, General Airent. 134 3d St.. Portland, T. P. GOODIN. CONTRACTOR 1 am TC?U. K-rn,;h PianS tnd estites on any kind of a build ing in Washington Countv. Th. ,9-. .1 ? , 01 a Du,Id Rr n l sss. M ' " '. r aouress t, .F.D.I. T, P. COOniN XJSIIt as Farm (or Sale. Fifty arree uear the city of Hillsboro; od garden and onion laid 5 1M gtKHi garue .l-lre farm: two barns a n.1 house; una Write tli is la a Britain; terms easy olBoe for particulars. New Jit McCormlck'a. Tbe fo'lowing ia a list of the latent music received at E. L McCormick'e music store this week. This list I changed every three weeka and is com posed of the very latest music published. "Melody at Twilight," hiteruieixo by Frederick Hione. "Idle flours," noveletie by John T. Hall. "Dixie Doodle Girl," march and two step by I'oweil. To Chicago and the East Fast trains daily, through to Chi cago without change, from points in Oregon and Washington, via the Chicago, Union Pacific and North western Line, the route of The Overland Limited, over the double track railway between the Missouri River and Chicago, making direct connection at Chicago with all lines to the East. ' THE BEST OF EVERYTHINO. For further information apply to . V. HOLDS, aseesel Steal O. a SJ.-W. ICS Tklte Street, PertleaS, Ore, Ore- AND UILDFR y y e. la .. i i . f iiiiouuroi Ufi
