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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, OCT. 11, 1900. 1 -r-r"51 THE ARGUS t tha PoaWolhe at HilUboro, Owf .MlieoaitUae mnil nutter. LUCIUS A. L0X0, EDITOR. Goaaty Official Paper. IS3UID KVERY THURSDAY BY - - iMm rv-. nnllur nay Annum lis HMtHMMj Thra Xtonth,ets. Opat.nl U Cld lUat-aetaltisa. Be ll-tra la the BimeUUic Staailard Dear limy acais Debased Property mmi Prattle Aaericaa Product Our OaaMtaeat teas la ear Creditors' Gain Baa a use far Marcus A. Haona A POSSIBLE SURPRISE. Talk aa you will, write a? you may poliah your preachment aa policy points, and yet, the farmer is the fellow who ia quite the whole thing when you get right down to busi ness. Aa a rule he reads quit mora than the active business man of the busy marts. The farmer is the man who pays his own tax and rivea to the business world the a - profit wherewith it pays its tax Ergol the farmer cornea very near payim all the Ux. Thk Arous worships at that shrine of political economics which is not afraid of the intelligence of the farmer. It ia not afraid to trust the sober aense of the producer. While pro ductive communities are often, for a time, influenced by a commercial praaa which in political life laughs at farmer ignorance, yet it will break away when least expected. It is new ia order for the "break away." Thinking people have seen that the great banks of the country, hand in hand with the great trusts, have control of one of our great parties and that these combinations, through their great papers, "cuckooed" by the little 2x4 country papers, are using the catch words "patriotism" and ''honest money" to get the voters to perpetuate corporate power in national affairs. It is not neces sary, here, to nominate the party in question, for a sixteen year boy understands the situation. He also hat the acumen to observe that these powers want a government they can at all times control and that a monarchy would suit them just as -well as their present oli garchybut not much better. This has become so patent that the ex pression at the ballot box this fall ia likely to contain genuine sur prise for the violators of constitu tional provisions. The republic must be maintained and it rests upon the producers and the labor ers to provide the maintenance. The credit combinations and the banks care nothing for a republic what they want is power. But they are likely to ' get a surprise party next month, furnished by the fellows who pay the bills the farmers of the country. DEMAND FOR STRONG GOVERN MENT. So Mr. Bryan has violated the con stitution by contending that the administration has not acted prop erly by not giving the Philippines independence, has he? This in deed is startling. But history has some startling as well as salutary things. Our old daddies of the revolution were the veriest traitors on the face of the earth; they in sulted a "flag" no, no but they defied a whole nest of vipers that had authority over a piece of bunt ing. And they these old patri archswere right from the stand point of every human instinct that reaches out for right. But in thea days of Hanna, Hay & Roosevelt in the East and Corbett, Simon & "Their Sheet" in Oregon, a man must stand "by the administra tion" or be labelled and libelled as a traitor. There .are men who be fore this have been hung for ob structing liberty; but in this age there are nondescripts who fear fight; who always keep out of war; yet who always shout war; who have sons old enough to go to the aid of "honor" in the East; and yet keep them at home at least they seam very careful to stay bona and are weeping and wait tag beesuae there is not a hanging b in every community where sbate are men who oppose whole 11 kstchery of Americans "to get trade." There are times tr -n 1 a. ..t..i! ..r i iwea government i H-VJooward. wtnt wmjI(J WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. WmvM ft 0 Jwfgif 9 S J Our Centennial President. Jefferson, 1801.1809. a good thing if only to take a few of the nincompoops by the beards and lead them into an engagement backed up by bolos. HOW PATRIOTIC AKK "WK." The antiquated Oregonian, never known to bolt its party, right or wrong, is now running a joblot of politicians who have been discred ited by their own constituencies, as recent converts to McKinleyism. As a matter of fact the great ma jority of them went over to the flesh pots in 1S96, while the bal ance went over in 180S, cajoled by the voice of a man publicly charged with having sold office Governor Geer. The Oregonian seeks to make votes by gazetting these back numbers but then a man in Ore gon must ''flop" or he can't get his family tree in the Hanna organ, unless coupled with the explana tion that he is a celebrated anarch ist, and should know better. Ben ton Killin is out for another trip to Alaska; Baker, of Lane, got left in his own county, and since 1898 ha been trailing with the Hanna crats.and Mr. Huston, of Washing ton county, who for four years has fought the democracy, are the latest converts to Mr. McKinley's patriotism. These men are all en titled to their convictions, and no one who knows them enters protest, but the organ should not quote thf ni so as to lead people to be lieve them but recently attacked with the rabies of "patriotism." But this is one of the Oregonian's po'ilical habiU. Another Democrat Bolted. Col. D. E. Mocrat, of Kentucky "I have voted the democrat ticket for fohty years, but this year I shall take to the woods, sah?" Col.' Watterson 'But why, Col.?" Col. D. E. Mocrat "Didn't you read, sah, that Bryan drank only mineral wattah at his wedding an niversary, aah? You don't expect me to vote prohibition, sah, after all these years?" "f'WAB EVER THUS," EH? .Speaking recently to republicans, r r . Mr. Bryan Baid: "Your own president laid it was our 'plain duty to give free trade to Porto Rico and your own member of congress (Mr. Watson) was opposed to the Porto Rican bill 'until the president called him to the white house and begged hint to vote for the bill, and asked him to do it, not for the sake of duty, but for the sake of party harmony. Republicans, in the game of republican politics, party har mony is a higher card than 'plain duty.' I want to ask you if you are prepared to surrender everything for party harmony? "I confess it is bard for me to be par liamentary in my language when I think of men far removed from danger who are not exposing their own bodies in the I . hardships of war who ale speculating on Notice Is hereby givnn that sealed pro how much trade can be purchased with 1 Posals will I received bv the Coinmm- some mother's son. Republicans, if vou want to buy trade with human blood, go and buy it with your own blood and don't send some other people's children there." mis sets iorin ine idea very well. It ia all very nice to fight w,ts V- ' Bryan, 190M 909. when done by some one el.sp's nr son. And when one henr nni fi .1 ... axe tne arule-niotithert governor of Oregon, who is charged with selling office, cavort around Up state advocating a specie of dark nge empire, it is enough to tnnkr self-regpecting rppublica'ns vote for Brvan in s'leer self defense. "CONSKXT OF THE COVKIIN Kl.' Every Republican speaker points to our acquisition ol territory. beKinnin; with Louisiana and ending with Alaska, audi asks: Did we in any ol those casts consult the people of the ceded territory and get their consent? We did not But in every one of those six treaties with foreign powers with Great Britain for lands along the northern frontier, with France for Louisiana, with Spain for Florida, with Mexico for two sepa rate concessions, witli Russia for Alaska we solemnly and specifically bound ourselves to make the people of the ceded territories citizens of the United States and solemn); and specifically ex tended the constitution over them; we made tbe civilized people citizens of the Republic and the Indian tribes autono mous and Mlf-governinjj under our supervision. It was not necessary to ask the consent of the governed. How could any man ask more than freedom and the right to rule himself? And these rights we granted. How could any man refuse elevation from the rank of subject to thf rank of sovereign? And that elevation I we gave. Not to in the case of Porto Rico and the Philippines. Mr. MeKinley violated our specific pledge as to Porto Rico, and as to both Porto Rico and t'.ie l'hilio- pines he violated not only our organic) principles which give life and health tc ! our republican system. There is a vast difference between citi zenship, freedom, self-government, and subjection to the whim of a satrap and the greed of carpet-baggers and syndi catorjk all the difference between polit ical liberty and political slavery, be tween justice and injustice. And there is precisely that difference between our six treaties and the MeKinley seventh treaty. N. V. World. The AsBociated preoa Udla us that Croker ia to colonize that Now York may bp carried for Mr. Bry an. Thin in a very good sign that Hanna ia fearful that Bryan will be elcted and he i preparing to get into hiH rain houHe and cyclone cellar. Hanna has tried the smire : proposition a lone, lone time but ... n ' he begins to nee that is being worn. When Hannaites tell uh that Croker ia going to colonize it in a healthy aign, for it tell uh that they are badly "cared. Hop baling in progreBniug finely and in a short time the entire conn ty crop will be ready for the market. New line of Henriettas, (Jhevoite, Serge, Sacking and Homespuns at H. Wehrung A Sons. Notice to the Public. .w.- vjiiiliii , iiHiiingloil utuiitv. oil Wednesday, ov. 7, IWHI, lor boarding the prisoners of the County, jail lor a per iod of pne year. Proponals must mLiiU- Uh price per meal. A bond of mm hundred dollars for i)e.rf'orniam;e of the contract will be required LOUIS. A. HOOD, ' ,, , County Judge. Hy order of Coiniiilssioner's Court, dated this October II, l!j(jn. SUMMONS. IX THK riUlTIT l'HT Or' TI1K State of Hri'),im, for WasliliiKbin foamy. I'evnavd V ml In. It, riaiiillll't s William A. Muck, Klln-thrili A. Mack, hi w He, illittm I'. Herder and IliTO'r. his wife. iv..r...i t 5 T. William A. Murk nml KllniiMh I Mm k, hl wil'n, defendant. A. ' In llii' Nmiu' of thi' Mate of iMtruk, yon ;iv lit'n'Uy iiuiiTil to iiu-itr tuiil u!wr llltM'OIHIllilllll llll'd lll'H'lll Ulllllll I" IHK j from llio lm of I ho ln-t n ti t i.-nt !. o lluv "iiiutuoiiM, niiii ii you mil so lo : i hi ninl iiiiMOT lhi'iouiilnini Hie iint' Hf ill i:tki jmlijiiit'Nl iikiiiiil you, ami I'urh of you, tor Uio sum ol n it It In-low-l lll'rion, hi Hie rnto of s jxt cult nt .tiuuiui. siiivo M:iv I V lVV nml llii furth- i-r kiiiii of $Hi M'. inn! stii li further iiiiu i j tlipiviirt tiinv ailjuiliii n',lintl Hsnt i loi uiy's fiv In sin! suit Hiul ulsoan orl r a''1' iliH'itp noihoii?)! c it ml illrwliuu '!nt it Hsiiii nHl ikIuu, tlvwrilmt In w tviinm iiiorlintKc oxtH'iititl ly you ami moli ol you to i lit- iiiiiif nml ilulwl tlio lilth liny of May auil rHnuill on X n Ituok '"U'' of rtvonls of no 'rtnn st for Washington ("ouiilv, ttroijon, whioh milil uioitLiii:t' i liiiiuiil is hi'iviii awking to lortvlo r, sunt r! etat U'Iiib ilrscrtlnsl as follows; linjllm N M of tln N. K. V, ami lln X. J of N, . ol wotlou i'i T. i N.ol ll.J". Will. Mor.,isiilainiuu U'n nut' hunilivil anil sixtv hoit nl' laml in Wshmion County, Oregon, Iwsohl ami lht iirotwlM nmiiHl t Ih Mlls)niiion oi i.iatutitt luiluniipiil, The ilal of tln hrxt pulillration of this suiiiuious is tMohor 4. ami lli onler aiilhorif iin; Ntuvii'o of thin siiiuuions bv ouMioalion rt iiuiro vim In Hnprar ami answer on or Is l'oiv Urn vxniration of ti wii-ks from salil ilatn. This suninions t.s sorvtsl mam you bv I'liolli'allon, iy iiWit o ltn, l, ,. UihkI Coiiuiy Julian ol Wa.Hhiiiion t'ounty Orti(oi; by an unlcr liiinh' anil ilalixl nl rhmnU'rs, in llillslmro, llrinim, on VI otcr4, I mm. Jons i. w.v m. Attorney for I'huutttl", iiiusisiro I'rt'ifiHi. SUMMONS IX THK OIUll lT tol'KT OK THK Mate of OrKiiii, l'r Washlmtion County Hcrtlia A. ltilitii, l'laititilf ) v - i. I., lioliiii-i.u. Ilefeiidant j T H. 1.. It.iUiwm, tlie almvc ntuiinl ib - ll'tlltiUlt, In the S'iuiii" nl' the Male of Oreirun i in are herein- reiiire! lo appear unit ir.ikf ni:ir lii the (iiiiiiaiiil llleil siliiiiit viui in (be nlxiVK iMUiiltxl uil on ni lie lor I In- Mill ilav of Nioemlatr, ):nl, bieh w Mil'seMtiem lo tlio eteiialion ol is VH-ekt alter (k-Uxer tt. whieli is the oale of l lie llrsl publication o this Mliiimoiix, it Ih'Iii prewribetl ill the order nl piiiiliealion that ilili summons ih- mil llslieil for six eoiiiteoiuivp weeks ami If von fail to amiear. the pliiintiti will Hi'plv to the Court for the relief tluiimuded in her complaint, tn-w it; lor a deereo iUkhoIv iiik the niurrmi!C etiniraet exitling he tween plrtlntilV ami defendant and for suetl oilier ami further equitable relief an to the court may seem IlliS't anil lllfil. This summons is iuillilinl by order ol the Hon. I.. A. KimhI. Jieljn-ol tlie County Court of the Male ol Ureiron. lor Hit f ' u nt v of Valiinitini, iiiuile and ilated on the Mtli ilav of Ix-tola-r, !W. Pale of Iiml pllblhlittiin, lletoher II liMI. r. W. Ml'l.KKY, AltoriH V for PlaiiitilT, Perdatiil, Oieoii, SUMMONS. IN THK CIRCUIT COURT ! THK State of Oregon, for the CouM of Washington. Kllie nrynnt, Plaintiff ) vs John F. Bryant liefendant ) l o John K. llrvant, Defendant: In the Name of the Slate of Oregon, you are herebv required to apiiear and make answer to the eotitplaint died againH you in the above entitled suit on or uefnre the (th day of November, which is subsequent io me expiration m six weeKS auer nept, 1:1, l'.Kin, which is the data of the II rst pub lication or nut sum mi ins, it ueiiig pri-H crilied in the oriler of publication that Ibis summons be puhlixlied for six mu .-i utie weeks and if yuu fail toannenr tlie pluintiir will apply to the court for the reiiii (leuianii)si in nor complaint, tu-wlt: A Judgment ai.il dwrve of this Court, for ever dissolving the bomlsnf matrimony oetweeu tlio piaiiiiui ami tne ileieiniimt and for sited oilier relief as to the Court inav mi-iii Inst and miuituble. This summon is published bv order of il. ii.... f ri 1...1.L ..r .1... iiitl linn, v. ' -i h nc, rfiiiin hi till' I'i, ii rl h Judicial District, nude and dated on the I-.til day ol September, II urn. Date of litst iiiililii-atimi, Sept. 1-1. I 00. r. H. (,II,l,rSPlK. Portland. Ore Attorney for I'taintitT. 7" EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Notice Is hereby irlven that the under- xiijned have by the County Court of Washington Comity for the Hlnteof Ore gun, been appointed and confirmed In ac cordance witli tlio instrument, executors of the Inst will arid testament I Kllen Donovan, deceased, and that they have 11111yrp1a1111e11ass11c.il mow, tiiorelore. ull persons having claims against the es tate of the said Kllen Donovan, deceased, are hereby required nml reriuestedjlo pre sent the same, with proper vouchers there to attached, to us, at the law olllce of John M. Wull, In llillsboro, Oregon, within Mix nmntliH from ilatn hereof, Dated at llillsboro, Ore., Sept. 27, I (Hid. .1 nines Dowd, , .laities Harry. Kxecntors of the last will and testament ofKlleu Donovan, Deceased, John Wall, Attorney for the Kxeeiitors, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice ia hereby given that the under-sig-icd, lieretiilbrc. having practiced law in the city of hlllsboro, Ore., under the linn, name ami style of Smilh A llagley, have this day dissolved partiiershli). fl. T. Huglt-y retains tlio business of the firm mid will collect all accounts due the firm and settle all obligations. i W. D.8MITII, II. T. HAOLKY. Dated at llillsboro, Ore., Hnpt. 20, 1IKK) Treasurer' Notice, All County Warrants of WtiNhlngton fJounty, Oregon, omiorseii "Not pavubln for want of funds," prior to ,liily I, luH0, iiiv due ittid payable after October 1, l!KI, J ntcrcHt will cease alterlbat date. KODOUMI It AN I) AM,, Hejit. (), l!HKl. toimly Treasurer. Fall and winter hata finmt shapes ami great qtmlity at H. Wehrung A Hons. Come and see us before purchasing elsewhere. FARMS FOR SALE Those who want to buy Washing ton Cohnty lamm will do well to rail and investigate the following oilers. Inquire alfiiR A luina oIlW l."ilaer(i Macros under eulilvai'm. so acres In pasture, till er,sx In brush ami limber: wont lioinrn ami Imriii mux! nr. ehanl; well walensl; t mile lYoin Heed viiim ami rullrtwil; mile IVoni m liool rru-e. fv s-r i-re. SI acres, I mile fvm llrwnvllle-IU ncres in cultivation; It) acres sIshIumI; uert-s In bnrli; hikhI llve-moni Ihiiim. bum and out bulldlnga; U mile to P O. and st lnsd; ll miles to It. It Priev. tWO. l!KI aeioa KM aerea in cillllvlliin: T ucim of line la'avvrtlain that w ill produce Ul sacks ol oiiloiis lr acre: itikmI U nmiu bouse, ei-t l,'ni; gisHl uarn4ux7l; olber buildings: mvliaid and lrr buslies. tills (arm Is lull miles ol 1 lllilumi ml linely situaltsl, can b divided. If ins. sary. Owner In lulling health and et. ling old. Is caue of mIIIiik I'rlw, f W per arrti, on vasy terms. atHlacrea-'JOO acres til riilllvatluin low aci-iw of kimhI tiinl r Kitilabla for oord woisi; House ami Imriii gissl urclianl; g niilea irom IlilUlsiro and on main road to Portland. Thla farm has riiiiulng branch and sevrrul springs that furnish alitindauce of wutar the year muiuI, This farm being siluiiled ao near towu Is well HiilttHl lor ilmryliig ami gartlenlug, aawell as grain and bay raising, and is nut of tbe greatest b gains In tlie vsninty, Prlee, f 10 per cr on easy payments, . a aereslu high state of eultivation, mostly Ueaverdaui landt mila frtini railroad stailou and town: ltl uillen weal of l'nrtland. There la a furtuua in thta iai in lor some gardener. This land Is cheap at r acn-; it can la,- bud lor fin s-raere. If sold soon, II acres nil prarle land, (ixeept 8 sere nl oak; well limited, la-lug only It) inila froin Portland, l'rltsi, 11:100. JO acres mar Itvwlyllle A acre In eultl vatluu. Price, Olu, A grssl sawiidll, with or without dwell ing and honi'itead, and Hut) acre of good tliulH-rlaml, A fortune for the right man, !) acres of "Ice smooth limit; 40 acre in culiivaiiou, livst of anil. Price, liW), st) acres tiniiuuroyed laud; well l.s-ated, being only i miles from creamery, P. (., i'lc; ay to clear. Tins la a simp at $.')u. OR&N Time Schedule ... .. From Portland Fast mail leaves at 7 p m for Hall l.aka, weuvcr, n. ortli. Oiuiilia. hun-iis ( II v St. Umis, Chicago mid Fast, arrives !l p III Hsikan, Flyer leaves 0 it in fur Walla Walla, VlinneapoliM, ,st. Paul, Diiliilb, Milwaukee, Chicago and Kaat, arrlvm :4t'r til Ocean Steamships leave at 4 p. m fur .sail rraiiciico.Miiliug every live days. ( olunibia Uiver leave N p ni exi-epl Sunday, Hatnrday 10 p m for Astoria ami way landings, arrive 4 p in except Suoday Willamette river leave A a in l-Xi-ept .Sunday for Oregon City, Newlairg, !alem and way landings, arrive 4::m p in except oiiiinay Wlllaiiiettn and Yamhill river leava 7 a in Tuenlay, fluirsilay and rialiirday for Oregon City, Davtoii and way landings, arrive .H:;ju in Slomlay, Weifueaday and rriiiay Willameite liver leave fl a in Tuesday Thursday and Saturday for Corvallis aiii way landings, arrive i:M p in Tucwlay, i niirsiiay anil saliiritay Snake river leave Hlnaria daily at K::lo a. m. for Lew iston; retiimliig leave lw islon dally at V a, tn. AiMm. V. II. HULBUIIT, Gen. Pusi. Agent Shute iS Foote, Baikers Transact a (icneral Hanking Htislmwui i. W. 8 HUTU A. C, HHUTE . Managei ,. Cash lor Sell sight Kxchiinge and Tclngrapble Transfr-rs and Issues ljitlers or Credit available throughout the United Htates. Draw I'dlls ol Kxchanga on londot , MvnrpiKil, Dublin, Paris, ilerlin, FraiiW forl-oii-tlio-Miiin,HtiH'kliolm. and all prit cipal eitiim of Knrope. ''iillcctioiis malleoli all aocesslbla polnti, Hanking hours from 9 a m to 8 p in Ilillslsiro, Oregon, Cor. 2dlHWU Northrop, Proprietor. Newly Furnished and Renovated A first-class table and all accommodations for the convenience of guests, , , . GUARDIAN'S SALE OP REAL ESTATE. Notice Is hereby given that the under signed, gtiari'lim of tho persons and estates of Max Hebling, Klsn Unfiling and Hedwig Hebling. by virtua of an order and decree of the County Court of Wash ington County, Oregon, duly made and entered on Hrplcriilier 24, HKHI, authoriz ing me to sell certain real estate belong ing to said minors, I will, on Saturday, the 27th day uf October, IIHKI, at 10 o'clock ol said day, at the south door of the Court House, at llillsboro, Oregon, sell at pub le sale to the lilgliest bidder, lor easli in hand, the following described real estate, to-wit: Iits Ift, 4li ami SO In Cornolliw Knviroim In Washington County, Oregon, eontainlng 11.43 acres. Dated at llillsboro, Oregon, tills Hep. teniber 20, WW). EDWAKD HCIIin.MKRKIIT, (liiardlnn of Max Hebling, Klsa Hebling and Iledwig Hebling, Minors, H, U. Huston, Atty for Guardian, Administrator's Notice, Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been by the County Court of the Htalnoi Oregon, for Washington Coun ty, duly appointed administrator of the estiile of iinliii M. I.yoim, deceased, and has duly (pialilied as such. Therefore, all persons having -claims Against said estate are required to present them, to gether with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned, nl the law nfllen of rino , llaglnv, 111 II lllsboro, Oregon, within six months from tho date hereof. Dated this '21st day of Heptembcr, 1000, , H. T, HAUlJlY, Administrator of I lie estate of John M, Lyons, deceased. Oeo. It, Hitidey, Atty for Administrator. ATTENTION, State Normal School .. MONMOUTH, OREGON . Th Fall Tt-rni ojieiia S-id. isih. School are irnrcil o tukn lbt ri it" cnnu ni n eumn-iy mi gnum- atkin. (tradimltm readily securn gmd inMiiiis Kx('.-nsea of venr $120 tn 15). Strong Atmdxmio nml Profi-ssionnl i.mrses. Nea Sni-iu l)tarlm"itt in Manual Traiuintt. ineiit. Fur Nktalngui' ctinliiininu full orV. A. WAN.V, Secretary of fraoully. Before you buy a Piano or an Organ it will pay to write EILERS - PIANO - HOUSE 351 Washington Street Portland, - Oregon We are the rent imfil killers and I'luiio jirien riiilaliir uf the X.irlb west, and with our sntial r.ii'iliiies can sell n I'i.iiiu or Oipu fur less than yon enu K''t Ibein i-lsew hero, Write Iml iy. ('liinlniinH sent n- Our rt.,ck inrhi'les the ihn-e (Irealest AiiK-riciui rianim tli Kim ball, Weber and l.'liirkeriiij, lui'elber with eiodi iiiln-r mt nmkes. The Hillsboro The Leading Drug House Where Druga, Me,llclnrs. Palnls, Olls,MHiiigi s, liriisbes ami nil Di'iigglstCfMiiMii i, " may bv procured at prlcea that "iniplv dlslanci iipelllioii. lime. Kaffert's Face Lotion. Splendid for tho Compleiioo. Positively rruiuvra freckles, ninth Patches, linie, bl.icklteBilf ad gives a youthful cjnw, while and healthy. Mme. Riffert's Toilet Preparation for hands The moat exquisite lotion in ue. Cure rhnpped hands, milt rheum, tan, a barn, burnt, tea lilt and all irritated surfaces. No Indys' toilet la complete with it. Conlaini no greasy ulmtance. --. ..,,.;,, . Sold by JULIA A. STANTON, s.vl Union Ave., Station II, Cortland, Oregon. MRS. JOHN NORTHROP, Uclt Agent, ... llillsboro, Oregon , That jdi ri IihyHituaiiH Street iH PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Foregt drove, Oregon, oia of the OldeBt and HuhI nHtubl'iHlied iuHtitn tiona in the North wont. Collegn and Academy ciinmm Classical, Scientific, Literary Well equipped Chemical and Iliolngical I,iibi)ratorieH. Hpeclnl atten tion given to the itudy of English and I'ublio SpeakhiK. The Conner vatorv of Music ofTera RiiniTrior oiiiiiirt.iiniiioH !. in.ii , i i v.. . , In i i ...M, iiMii'MtiM nun y il eal MU8IC. Kznenaea verv mrulernin. liin,l III ilflUl la, Hi ,1.1 .. .. . ..I Clube, varying last year from $1.15 Fall Term begins September 19, 1900 For catalogues and full information, addresH , W. N. FjjjRRIN, Dean, Forest Grove, Oregon. Giant Powder ! Oenterville, Ore. LADIES! ! We have taken I h r agency id llu- fniuous liicw, Selb ,6 Co., Ladies' "hoes mid can t i lit any hd Piices, f 5". f t "' 1 1 V "' fim! Conn in and i,ee llirm H. WEIIUUNO & SONS iiii,i,si;oi;o, ot;i;s ''! Mtidt-niH r.f tin- Mni" Normal 'U ttin.en irai n i'eirt- itiiiuiiitii-emt'iils, ml.lrt'sa I'. I. t'AMi'I'.Kl.l.. tt I cr c cr o Pharmacy I'.iii.n Itlock Mam si, Ur. K. A. Halle) I'roprlelot , ly and frt-HlineeH tif ilniuH iind tdiemi- eala is what brinifa (he imint eatisfiielorv re- huIIh; and ymi will itlwava Hud llietu at THE DELTA DRUG STORE. We also carry the beat nnnnrted ntnck of Toilet articled and ilrun FiindrieH in the county Fact that we buy for ciihIi enabli-a uh lo deal with first das hoiisen mul get the beet, Fam ily recipea reeeive iih citrefur itllenlion aa prcHeriptioiirt, . the loi-a'ion. to $ 5o per week. JiliiHt your hLiiiisim with .TihIhiiii Towdcr. Ouiintnteed the bent. CitpH and f u ho - r mt -r i 1 1 i u, vv, Y uiiuerveiueiiQ