HILLSBOKO ISDEPEXDEXT.
Ent'-rct in the i..r)i.- at Mlhttx.ro, lrrgon,
a f4ul-'l matter.
auo-r'..tiin, In alvuini, f yrar . . 1 I
IllLLMlfc !( I'l Hl.IslINi CO., Proprietor.
). M C ti.tl'LT. Editor.
o nri il r ft h or re jfi
FKIUAY, SF.1TF.MHFK 15.
We aro jjoinic to liave mime bitter
arti.an fijflitln !n con jirti over the
r nl or tho fi"lTHl eKs-tltm lawn.
In tM matter vote alone will count.
No reu-rilnxf no evhlewe w ill move
the majority.
Jupiter riuvlert sequin to have
interfered with tlie hop rioter by
turning his jrnut sirlnklinj pot on
them. They neelil to t somewhat
im.h r. "Pis said col l water will
always quiet flu'Mlnif ilojf.
Tim Orcironiaii taken Ist-natur
Mitchell to tak for inakliiir a Hilve
h, l.ut never a word for Herman
..ml Fills, who voted airalnst the
is-tawl hill. riets print the para
Ktaph au'ain with the addition of the
attnics of Herman and 1 .His.
Another r .uhluttii senator I
wimted in Washington city, and the
uovernor of the state of Washington
iK to U lniortuned to cull the leg'
Wure together. I nles he ciin
tsave as-ursince of more progress than
W iiuvde last winter he had lattt
auve the mciiiU-rs at home.
ft would ho a l"hh1 i.lau, if more
twri'iicv is ntsslisl. to allow United
SMTP'S hoiidhohlers to deposit their
tatdi with the treasurer and take
uwt currency to the value thereof in
etetwt and tens. Thus eould the
ssswaJutlon he greatly Increased am
Hat isuvcrnincnt's interest avount
wrtitiksl.
Highwaymen are Incoming ly far
t numerous, and their depredu
- are frequent i-sneclnlly in the
twty of railroad train rohtierics,
AimIIht train near Chicago was held
mm on Tuesday and the express ear
asjwauul with dynamite. The safe
nw krown oH'ii and a large amount
of hnrty secuosl. ,
Xcdwltlrstnndinjr. the example ol
tie California officials might serve as
fMeotit, the Oregon federal officer
tH-tlnlers aif sis'ing how not to prone-
eat' the Chinese. Murphy sends com
tktlmx witnesses to the com ml
they to Judge llelllnger, and
tw km'k ti Murphy. Those cople
slaMt to he thoroughly indued with
tlse spirit of the administnition.
It Npattlo rost-Intellignicer was
mUt iu ottering to pay to any worthy
elmrity fVMt on condition City Treas
urer Krug ciuld iinhIims ;10!t,(H0
which the last statement of the con
trwllcr showed should ! in the
atisonir box. An Investiimtion re-
vealvd only 7.I,M)0iuid Krug absent.
Tire defalcation Is the sensation of
tW SWUHlI.
t.iVtii4''a Irish home rule bill
k-t in the house of lords by a
ffixm majority and now the queen Is
wswttatr. for Mr. (ilad itone to resign
ot oiWoive parliament and nifil to
tise rutjHtry. Hut either step would
tm bies for the lords. If he resigns
mi a tory government is apolnted
tUt rtaaunoiw will not support it, and
If aetv fleet ionn are ordcrd, hatred
t ttw lords will return a majority ol
tnMe raters. The nobility Is in
tltt place take it as one may.
Mhriukfc Teller thinks that one
tWed of the territory of United
WhnV w ill iHMlesolattsI and destroyed
by tle rcs'iil of the Sherman xilver
Qnmrhm! law. If it is to Is' destroy ed
Xcvtrikt has Urn where grain
UwM fare; yellow with riH-ning
weaaku, and orchards are purple with
ttsair rich fruits, or as the mining
4-4rU of California, which have
trr n.uti4vto yield Isuintifully of the
fMoiWHs of the earth, where the plow
cultivator has supplanted the
aurl sluitr Isix, then in pr- veri
fy H4WH' let the destruction com
nm4 Hw quicker the better.
I rs a pity but tliat the professional
ttrfMv of Marion county would
1 over theiragitutions till after the
ritj is sis'unsl, so that the
irTii and the iMuntry at larg
nitl U'lietit by having something to
M. It would ls much better if tin
fiosWtH would wait till the hops are
0Mt4Wps and the pickers have the
turm-cy in hand Then, if Clilna-
ttam, they can in g'xl highway
tytn pris-eed to relieve them. 1U
wtMAe the way they now oHrate they
trrcnt the Chinamen from earning
eMiTt-king and allow the crops to go
A wusts' so that no one receives any
tfpresontative t irosvenor, of ( hlo,
Lm intrislunl the following n-solu-u.m
in the house w hich was n-fcnsl to
VW committee on ways ami 'means
It is not the intention of the fifty
Hi ml congress to make railical or
mvportant change in the principles
f tariff taxation, and it is hereby
m4emnly divlansl that congns will
not undertake a sweeping revision of
the laritf laws, nor will it remove
from American pnnlucts, either of
the farm, mine or shop, that n
teetioil which now stands U'twis-n
the American prodmvr and the
fonign pnslmvr, and esoclrtl!y Is
it hereby dvland that congress will
not remove from products of agri
cultur.d Industries the full protis tion
now atfonleil by law, to the end that
w may Ih maintaiiKtl at the
lrii'nt rates and the producer he
rewarded for his laNr ancapltl by
4 equate prices."
Tilt: HiSFsi: 'Kii;i.i:v.
The ailmiiilsiratioii has U-en forced
to atu-mpt aomething iu the matter
of desrting Chinese. The courts
I'Mjkiug with untiiii-.l juilgmetit
ujsn the law and avu-tomed there
by to ls governed have not toiind it
tlifilcult to find ways of extvuting it.
Nor yet have the Chinese fouil'l
trouble in Inventing d. lay-.. Judj;e
ItiiRS, of California, sinti-need five
Clie to Is? sent home. These were
taken to Suu Krani'i-s-u and their
passage secured. The federal court
of that city refu.-ssl to interfere. An
apjs-al t the supreme court 1ias bts-n
taken, but this it would seem can
result In but one way, iui affirmation
of the Judgment of the lower ciurt.
For the mutter Is only a question of
evidence. Is the Chinaman a lulr
er, and has be a ccrtitimtc of regis
tration? If he Is a common lalsirer
arid has no certificate tliere Is but one
thing to do and home he must go.
To carry sueh eim up, is only to
trifle with the court.
The administration is acting like a
coward. It seems to be afraid of
China w hen in fact China cares very
little aljout the matter only as the
menvnary Six Companies npsnls
to that nation to help in the occupa
tion of smuggling Cisilies into the
country. What this government
should do is to adopt a diguithsl
iMilicv of restrict ion ami ri'gi-tration
and carry it out too, regardless of tin
thnitU of the Si x Companies or their
attorneys. If China wants to go to
war, let her send her junks manned
bv her wlrates over here. We can
take arc of them.
Two measures have lsen intro
duced in congress within the i-
week for the purjsse of assisting tin
Cleveland tovernmcut out of the
hole. One iu the house exteiwkjifl
the time for registration to October,
IH'JI. and one in the senate extend
ing the time for thns months after
the passage of the bill. I'erhaps it is
proper tit do something of the kind,
hut a year is too long a period. The
government should do somethinf (
self protection, not only with Chliwar'
hut nil other ignorant paiis r 'uiini!
gmtiou.
77 K IUI'OHTF.1!
HI 'TV
( i.v rut:
The wavs and means commit' oi
the house aimouncvd wlwii it fli4
met that It would hear arguoient
from those interested on Isith sid- of
the (piestlon if tariff reform. TIh
first to aptsur Is-fore the committr
were the farmers from ItermitiU Is.
lauds, a colony belonging to (irnit
liritain. 1'rolmlily without intcn-1-
ing it the delegation conttrmisl the
statement so often made by protec
tionists that "the importer paid the
luty and not the consumer." The
eloquent Bryan tried his cunning in
an attempt to get the farmers to ad
mit that the consumer paid the duty,
hut failed. He did not attend com
mittee meeting iu the afternoon. Tlw
American Ivcoiiomlst thus comnnsi
on the Interview :
"They came with thesanetkm o
their government, with the as;'ovl
of the Kritish government mi1 oi
Her Majesty (Jueen Victoria. It
would sii'tii almost ns if "Cousin
lien" Folsou had rinvntly lam
livturing in ISermuda. Thcie I trit
Ishers explain how their farmers lid
sutreml uniler American protect ku,
and how they, the foreign product-,
had to pay our import duty, Thi
s'incd to stagger 1 1 it free trail1
ineinlsTS of the cominithr wbsi
iM'loug to the iguorauiuscs tht
pn'tend that the Amcrica.ii con
sumers ay the duty. Hut the llrit
islutrs would have none of thl.
1'liey came out in their blunt fKU
and said the prislucers iy it, tloU U
was no tax upon the consum?.
fliey said they shipptil everything
they possibly could to the United
States and wanted to ship more, Mid
southern members of the coumiitMr
learmsl that IbTiuuda potato's cturw
into dins-t competition uith trie
early gnwn souihiTii putxtms..
What a hollow nns kery this sittiiv'
was on Monday! What a de:ki give
away I The Britishers vcnlctl fiii
afar a Mssil new or betli r marUet
when "the party of free trV'"
should lie in iMiuer, ami IIr- it-
isher was the first to swoop do n (l-
n the pMr American inirpsi, mi k 1141
to tear otT its pound of ,-, whik'
any tlesh was left, and Is'fure any
ttlier foreigners were able to olJ'.k'
up our trade."
Over and over again the !e
ilvcr coinage tsilitirians hv
nargsi mat i .ngiaui lias torimsi a
tsinspiraey against the tinatiiial
policy of United Slates. The Salem
I h-iiKH-nit shows how silly thva-sar
tions Is, by publishing the following
table by which it niuars that
F.ngland has only a fraction nf (I
world's stock of gold :
(JoM. Silver.
wroul H itHin . kiii,ii f .,. ai 1 in
(Mrmnny &n,iki.ni ii,i
rrnnt sjhi.ii m,im ;ii,'iii.ini
I'diKmJ HlaUM ... t'M.ive.UO r.7.-.. ,(()
It would strm more mni-.tcnt to
nay that we are trying to eoinrol
Kngland's money, since we have
more of both silver and gold.
The Oregon National Hank wh!ch
clostsl hi July, os iu d for business
last Sttunlay. A few depositors
removisl funds but many more de
posited. The resumption wa
brought aliout without outside assist
ance though money from 11 1. road
was within reach.
Mm. iHinni way answers Mrs. John
V. liOgan'n criticism of the Women's
Hoe.nl of Managers at the World's
Fair. It would not In' surprising,
however, if th" ;rple of Uniteil
State will still listen w ith resitevt to
what Mm. Igan h:s to say.
J IOW THEY TALK.
Ijist year and If fore eastern manu
facture talked free raw material or
allowed theniM lye to ! thus quo
ted. Thin nous, use went so far that
a movement was started that eould
not In? controllwl and Cleveland was
laialeil In the White Hou-e on the
platform of fns raw material, w ith a
great following in favor of free trade
absolutely. The shadow is having a
different ene t from w hat the purty
expet-tid, or at least different from
w hat it preached. Manufactun ri arc
dally apiearing before the ways and
means committee and talking the
-ante republican logic that was
advanced la-t fall with this differ
ence; now it In emphasized withnn
object lesson that all can comprehend.
The news report gives thl- account of
one of thone Interviews that t'sik
place last Tuesday :
"Charles 11. Clark, of Philadelphia,
representing ttie Manufaetureni'
eluli, said he bellevml the depression
affecting inanufacturing to b due in
part to ttie apprehension eutertains
by manufacturers that then would
In- a fulfillment of the threat of radi
cal changes In the duties on iuiMrtis
materials. Manufacturers were
afraid to ojM-rate their mills, and
merchants went afraid to buy.
Many mills hi I ciissl eratious
completely, a much greattsr number
were rutming tifsm short tinw, and
many had atawdy insru tsunis'iUtl to
rcduoe Wrtp"s. He expeMsl the
ih4h-Uin tWt HW mhuv Is- affonk d
instantly by ihr iMf tliUt the
isanmittee would I wit assail the tali I V
law iu such a iimihiht as to expose
the imuurjnfrsss to uwsmmI eom-s-titioM
from Kurojtus working
with a lower watfe scale. M. C. I.
North, of D0-H0H, rec resoUitloiis
adopted by tlte National Wool M.n
utoi'turws' AssiK-ifttkni, which
laiakMl tke McKiutey bill ami k
rccated tls pi-vse of ny riM-tvMirc
to rrsluce tivritf ncKeokiksi m wiwil.
Tk-ssiore Ja-e, of Vik44i,i,
iMHi4tl tkswt it wam Vh iN-if iiss A
th cowimittet to t wool (ss the
free list, and sakl sttch action would
ktroy thss eHinl largest agrk-ult-nral
iiaUstry in ttie country. He
iks4arel the cot (ftrin-s.irfiin wool
Tismii (He portkai of this cmntry to
arxatlirr was 12 rcnit. gister tkn
tht'contof trattMirtatkiti fniu for
eign cisa tries to Arwrrlca. He said
the W(NM mills tk-tsska'ls.sjt the
coirttry wrrv lnsiif cios iaily, 1
ftriWwt it to tltx Smi. that l'rr-i-iknt
CVveUa4 kl tKsat within a
fc'W HXHktrH WiI WiaM br idiv-ett HI
ttw fee IW."
.Hims4hw hM a4 ls 4ow hi
mioiixg a ivy of wailimj k tKe itk-cliw
of its lvt rMinlitgc indutry attvih-
krted to hoitik k'f Wdtiisn. KreK
tim i fr4 ut tkt wrtHrtrw ItHii
iaffi l,BwtHl )sjM-t unit ten are
rajtsslly plitfl rnl uwk'veiof i
issssm iHs lyiaft t tkx very ft'H
of tie wa4kNs. 'ev4 wart a silver
state, and lias nuns,' itKHiey inwtsl
in tmtiipH and machittrry than any
o41kt twitory of like extent, Ixit tlv
ly ore gave out which is quite as
greit a niisfi irtutw as the repeal of
ike StierMiun purch law. Ths
(MMple turned lk4r nttcNtkm to otlT
lnlHtries, ami how agricultare is
com4i3 to tse Prist and pnsni-s s hi
lr a greanVr notwee of rrvetms thM
ttwt t OHVoeti. TTKMkiitrrxN (4 iM'lvo
of Htst Ttik land lave Iwsnt rc
clMmerl front tk tnimiag dvnTt y
irrigating dKcism. ."sfimtau is more
favorably ituwitd tkan NevmU,
hAvinar fertile trw4 tu4 ittMsl
paoturwi which, in Iks' kul of tUe
s4ilW kMlulHMH, are uoee valw-
lsV trHMt tkn utKSTtaia oe 1U of
Civil r ragvt in Ikatil twl mvtv
14 not fur our cofV we Might siy
Lrt 'ts)t Mskt, )mt wiU tlw tvrkv of
that Ymrry foitif f we Iiiim
laterwsj sfwslaVnM. latest 4vics"
repurt that th Inswrjs-ttiVen' tutMk-
lvtHiiii kio Jawiro. It was tfci
km rlay Mwer that I fee Sns-sjn ki(
woakt Mot frrmU Iks' rrbrin to 4w4t
tlw to M, Iu4 it wrwin thf titM't'
wrre iv 4 able tt rr-c in tke at o
vknVstoe. ( Ktr rrttimfit( ImkI no
sttkfrsi In tkwt harlc, tlrnj k A rrJ
t na ttw way tksr.
Akwk-dflr" tW rn. The Hr-
kU eissnly, Ala., News b more
Caitk tkit-n tke avervfi' OregotuAn.
Hear hinv: "Our fcirnwrs who have
IntlK-rto wM Wvir cn fin- W 11 id "o
CtsaU, will .fc) well to keep it this fall
A corn will il ( tl next year."
We wrntld ! glad to have a market
ft iwf wkeokt at "1 cents r bu-hel.
Do' (r'atorratu in-oniU-Hi im l hot
Ml, but .Xr. ClevoljHvi hu n.4 .-
Wtid tlw f Jatnlxs.
It is an viw)inlisi-i rtK-ffdin;r for
4 I'liitert States prosvt'uting attorney
toneitr fir the ik'S-nse in a crim
inal inneciitiii, when' UnitisI Slates
is plaintiff, yet that is what actually
la-iwred in S.in Fnua-isi'U a wisk
te.'o wrwn United .State district at
tirui'y by direction of the iUt-ney-jsswial,
aifape4 and aked the
cmrt to diK'harfe a Chiuve prisoia-r
who hi I IsM'n amKrl Imw is
i't nig i"4rred.
Tlie diflKt-vu-o U'twcen Framv and
Skuu has twit liven completely ad
justed ad tnere is an amount of
friction existing that imKls a lead
iiVg French journal to sdvise 'tc-
air.v to the technical talents ot
Admiral Huioaiin," which put in
plain won Is na'ans "attack the
siinese with the navy." Siam
sts-uis to talk "fair but 1. nothing.
France is tiring of such dilatory
motions.
The deadly cholera is spreading in
Fun', but nothing yet equals the
death rate among the Moslem pil
grims at Mecca, Arabia, w here nion
than "0 in'rwnt. erished.
The StandanI Oil trut lias dis
Itiiidtsl. This will ln satisfactory
news to the poor isstple if th prii-e
of s oil is lowertsk
THE UKLtT DtPKKSSIOX IX MAX.
Hit Il KIXi IMtlSTEIFS.
The eff's-t of the prevailing mone
Uiry striugt ncy or general di prtrmlon
la trade on manufacturing Industrie
throughout the country rjecome a
matter of interest at thia time, In
view of the numerous report of the
closing of manufacturing establish-
lllellts.
The earlier stage of the squeeze in
creil.ts, as is usually the case, was
us-n in the extreme liquidation In
Wall stns-t, and the sts-ond phase, in
logical order, has been and la being
olifrvcd in its effivt on manufa'tur
lug Industrie.
Heturns have Ut-n received con
cerning nearly nun establishments,
nearly all of which are of more or less
prominence, and all of which have
dosed their door for one cause or an
other sims' June 1. The remrt like
wise includes the Ust available In
formation concerning the discharge
of a numln-r f employe of silver
mining comMiiiles In the far West, as
well as of employes rendered Idle by
the shutdown of iron ore mines. Ho
far in change of the character refer
red to nt a few of the larger buinK
centers are comvrncd, nmny reporto
by trade unions or statistical bodies
having access m stick dnta Kuve wru
eiiiployinl.
A suiiiiiitM-y of tW- f9urluf Ht I
vcstigs,tii.Hi s4wis tlot a Meww Mmmi
Ii'.:1,oimi indiMral, Isiikfinr trVn
and mining employes have lnsn
thrown ait of work within the Hrk)d
-jiei'itled, due to the absolute cfosirvjt
of the e.-talJishnM'Ns at whk'k tkey
a ere fngaged or tlie shattitag dowa
of work nt tlx inits.
kftkfs Vairjs' Btrrjftvtr ro tfrt
f Wm Mi.otw, isr 17 prr eewt., mm
r "S l tW ihWiIki or ttw aaMM-
fcx tam- of iinw nt4 ; 3,tKit,
T.' p r iw4., iu wooten, silk ami rot-
ton mills or in tk nawaSwturo W
clothing; 'Ht,H"rt, ir 1 1 per pent.,
leading limv in aiktirr tr4 a4 a
ti w of the larger cities; 44,IM4, or 1.5
l r cent., iu si beer miaiaff and aJUasf
iunWfri, m1 H,mh, or S jer e4.
in cl mining an) ftrottixHwff,
f the nmts-Kate of Mirne tve ciewsM,
L'Til.i), it is pmvsjrsV tku4 kk a
jsnipisloM :W ims? ees4. asm rutv
ririly idk' a snrt UwnMtkk
swm ofth yrr.-
U it noteworthy tha4 ewt rt ttk
afproxi ! atfjrreflwte 4 w rta4-
I iri Motifs ret" rtrd siat (ktsra aia
n crtit. deHred tkki actktst
takisi lo-ausr of tke va4tiHif (b
lssksi in getassl tMul," a "lack of
onkrs," "stinproNcy h tKe nvmty
nmrki-t," or "iivatslity Ut mm
usual di-iiMts itie tu (Ke tlW
nnssey," while oly prr rrn
t:itc tUat tike shutiiowu are due to
usual vacations at thin seow f the
year, or owing to the reeeity of
making rcirs or for t:ki.g in
ventories. Strikes or wags dinfM'ten
are given in cxpJiMiot of the ckw-
ingdown of i ht cent, of the estab
lishments r. purfasi, while fciilms-s la
liiHw or other cnibarrsmeM,
tin cr otler disasters, aeyitt
the shutdown of about 3 prr ort. vt
the eom-erns reH)rted. Ies thaa
(s r cent, state in so maay wiashi tht
shutdowns an' owing to "iajftrswiinf
tariff chaujr."
When it Is rvsUiand that tiki rSfnaH,
eoioplete iss it Msuy be, la (fait lit'
complete t far a the roan try at
large is vorxs-rtknl, even with -
speet to uianu4arinff enttaiah-nstit-i
hieh have wlaaMy rhM4
down for one rvtvn or auoher, asd
that it takes rw aerusiivtftf the thown
lld4 tj Sn(tetiiMM ( WorhlM0 (owrs
in otlsvr nuiufjts;,iH rwhwVlkth
iiwstS, t onm-4al h in, or hy
traojsiftUHS orgraaiaatkiM, ktrfpr
a ik I s.tnail, it Wimc issua b the
mini (sWrver tht there aes ks U
probubilitl mo fewer tksva HMMyMM
isr !ni,iii hth -uipj4jwij of mewa
fail ur in.', oKrriU tni (4hrr
eiasisr at thin tiltae wtm Wl
nivrlj,- if rt4 ail ini'cri rwfkye4
lhn' or four months acfo, a-ad that
not more tk froi one-ixth tn its
tillh of fhia agueefate ny fairty he
aid to have Ui-n out 1a" work (taris4
the past two morth owinf to the
"custoniary Miid- MMier ht(hHraa"
or to the iiTi'lty a ix-fites or K
(irking of inveutis-kt, evew though
(he not lnrtvqiwttt ilil-tMiwer
wages disiut4 ia the im a4 tnr4
in lu.lris k tiai-w Uit aoeoswet.
IVlstn.
Judging fron the rewit uf the kmc
presidential e Hi-Kim Calitfnkt la' a
demN'ratM'sta-te.lnniHrha It vtrtwd
for a president who MsHird ft -mUmV
form which ikrhtrul that the rerh-
Iiium dm-trme of protection wa ast
only a fraud, Init wm aHtakrtK hi
the constitution United fMates,
That was the theory of (he tkla
the clanging of the cymbal artd the
bian of the trumHts, to nay Mothinc
of the neighing of tlie home and the
braying of the wild asses but now
that "a condition and not a theory
confronts us" we find that California
is a long w ay from In'imr a free trade
tate.
Friday morning the Wind Healers'
Protective Association of California
le ld a mis ting in this city and unan
imously indors the resolution of
the ( Hiio Wool Traders' Association,
whici took the strongest possible
grounds aguint the removal of lm.
sirt duties on foreign wool. These
resolutions declared, among other
things, that the fr,v Import of wool
would iist the country at least Juu,
000,000 a year, and that the Indirect,
though clearly traceable, results of
the al option of such a olicy would
be threefold inon harmful than the
destruction of all the gold and silvar
mines in the United States.
California, t irvn and Ohio do not
Highest of J1 h Letvenin; Power .Latest U. S. Report.
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ABSQULTTELY PURE
waut wool put on the free list; Penn
sylvania, Alabama, 1 Tennessee and
other atateaw lll object to the removal
of the duty on coke, coal and Iron
ore; Washington, Wisconsin, Mkhl
gan and Maine will not consent to
free lumber; and so it w ill go, until
the great democratic slogan of free
raw materials will die away In a
feeble whisper, the echo from, one
side of Wall street to the other. Uy
the time the preseut committee on
ways aud means complete iu free
Ut, if it undertake to follow the
Chicago platform, it will be the most
unpopular body In the United States,
with none so oor its to do It rever
ence. Thai McKln-ley Mil U not perfect,
htri Hie prtfswat democratic congr
mi a rat tHsfposre M. As sown a tht
nssia-aee hi attackcsl ail alotg the line,
If it 1h, tliere will arise auch a atorm
of indignant protest tlatt the ways
aal Miean ciMiimlttee, like the now
historic ciNttfresstoati, will ho forced
toattt to the tsttenker to know
"whemj It Is at." San Frwcloeo
Cherwalrte.
fVsiaeea4iisr TKeW, ( AhtAusw,
hun itwfMwed a ki rl r the assraswe of
aaavxiatf Utah to Neva-iw. In ia
traV'ltt tha hill h wvkl :
"I lutve beew thla4(iafr o th
fwejtthas a km time, md I heHe I
rWare ituii the trwe sol at km of a
vsixlg crHewtkMi. The fdttst U wholly
with! a Ike aosrer of coees to carry
out. There Is tx4hlr In the coh
otissjktsow t aeesrent It. Three ks no
way h Wwiy the attite. That
eastwut he doste, and yet the fwtaee of
Xerahi la a serioam qetlo. Its
aoftwittttusi bnsHMd from 7O,0H In
1 ) to 4i,im in l.M, ia roaJ
nsMM-heiM, i tUee i na fensyert
nf Ita froewreriac My fart of what It
has) Inst. Osi the other kMi4, If the
silver ila laslsrstry ha furthsrr
diavlaUhed, tksHf wim't Ue JH,a
Mestftte in the state hs Ire yeas' s, hwt
It htM two seswttHM as4 a restrewMttn
tire In PtMSffreas. Uth, J4 itn
lag, hM 2W,Wtt4 aositiUiUluN, iwvsl is
not rcyresewted at all, eneefnt by a
dvtegHvte wHh no rot. It U wot
right that Xevadn whsttthl hare m.M
power in itrngiies, mr Is It avir tksvt
we nhmikl kee Utah out of the
Uaton. The paa-ge of tkl bill will
solve the question what to do with
Utah, and at the swnte tinse pstt life
an( sirrrvgth in the vei ' a icay
ia state."
The bill want w riant e tKe rsaai
nuittee (aa terifctrhns.
('(, asssJaa4 flr ff",-r isf
iowa by the feasibitk)hts, dtsrtiasM
to rn, om the geowwi that the tw
a4r of petiiiliitloiM tlrhet Ji-
aedii the refsildleas aarty a4 is
fa the interest 1 the d ass went a who
r fMiti ve mi-saist af Uw tMfr-
rrtW fittMrtliaaV
In his aateetH, hi the aewwte ft
Jays agt, the katf-whijfcr4 lSMVtr
ter, of JrlaniMKs enhlUd a gU
ftw rssin nasi a (ohi bar ef the mm
areigtit a4 Aaestess, astU Vchtre4
that white the ruin la wort the
bar la ostJy worth H.i.
MrsMtthw IVhVt Ue whether irf-
aywftwSiy ar nwJlili awry, srs east t
Ml.
Ilia arffMsuent was that the twasy
hS the eosrrrtHKwaS" emrerresl that
rl.J f vahae ia Ute f 44 etvgtr ; aswl
heswe th4 the "4a4ti of the fw-
Taasrwt" (as ,rHI reats' verth of H
rer wxwl4 eihr vaJio ewosuyh k
nae the nim worth t.
This is the tiase-wora M ItlW
that kUlatiusi ran create valaas II
east not, aistl never roukl.
A liar nf ftsVl of the aasne wrkjttt
a4 f wssom a m eesjle hi worth 19,
ast4 will brlasT that mM anywhere.
The "stAfna is the gorrrnmnU" tm
the es)k siMpi cwetlAe that It ewn
kua 23.'. gmim of pa-re gi. It
coaates not one ktt of value. Mr.
PHftr's objwt Vmsm dssji not harh
whnt he ralasdy abHaeed it did ; hat
t dM shNsr hh aa eithstr ! y
Hjaseosut or at a atoik-lon avWiurr.
HnUm U ksHnMuJay hansttsie. The
horses tm the flee ernrtne way b
trivea hs Ares at a tanit ait fb
thna a trot. The horses tavt h
savasl thosajh thf t hikt tiaras.
I've Itcea tokl Hwt JeahLas has
beea cft-Hinif me a cowiwl anst a
thief." 'Tooh! I wouliln't ruins!.
You know he never gets thlafa wove
than half rlht at any time."
Tommy, It must be awful un
handy to live among the heathens
a ho don't wear no clothes.
Jimmy. Why?
Tommy. 'Cause. How can any
one tell wneiner any one is run
enough to 'sociate with, when they
ain't got no clothes on 7
I was very severely taken with
lysentery ; I took a tl?of tliam-
In-rlaln'n folic, Cholera and Diartwra
lU'intsly after each oin-ration of the
tstwels, nn ire than natural, fur alsmt
thirty-is hours, ami checked the
complaint. It tmk ahout all of one
small bottle to cure me, while two or
three tlosoa might cure an ordinary
case. 1 loumi it wouiu give me im
nusliate relief from all latin in the
bowels. T. M. Hlackwtsvl, Friend-
hip, Orant Iarish. Iji. For sale by
Hillshofo Tharmacy.
iir."
lVsU
OMttUL MTATEMEXT.
Attorney Oeneral Olney has given
publicity to this statement :
"The statement that any action
has recently been taken by the pres
ident or secretary of state relative to
the hon-enfonvment of the sixth
section of the no-called Oraryactis
without foundation. All that has
been done since the original Instruc
tions were giveu concurrently to
revenue officers and to marshals and
their deputies by the secretary of
the treasury and the depart meut of
Justice has been done by this depart
ment. It having beeu held by
J udge ItoMs, of California, that war
rants could Issue for the violation of
the said sixth section on complaint
of private individuals, ami complaint
having been in fact made aud war
rants issued In various Instance,
marshals and their deputies have
been instructed that a warmnt Is
sued by the court must be served,
and any orders for Ueurtatlon
subsequently made In such case
must be put into execution to the
extent of any fund available for
that purioe.
"Importations have not actually
been mode, however, fitr this reason
that in all cuses of warrants Issued
as above stated, writs of habeas
corpus have keen applied for, and
heiHtf denied apfeas have been
taken front such denkd. In t-hwt
sbvtst tf thiaiss rwiv 32 of tta Uai
States suarvisw enurt, expressly aw
thoriaed by statute, forhhls any
cka-Ntfe of custody lterwlintf triwl
The lAmruture is: IVniHarr
aftaeutl from the final derMoa of asiy
court or itKhfe iteetlninr to rrastl
writ of hattea i-orpum, the cuMotly of
a prhatmer ahwll not be d-wtnehesl
The reswlt U that in ail cases of the
kind referred to, tli- parties ia cue
tody of (lie nnrshal or kk treftstles
at tlve time when HptteAM were tawen
froru onh-rs re rasing writs of habeas
coraiM rNWst poNtlnwe In swcn rastody
aeadiae sweh aavetd. aad can lie
oWtorted, if at all, only aJtwr Jsnh
Meats upon awch aayitts asm la Atvor
of the ffoveraastvut."
a UHt ami baA U Ba-
(. as 1-tsf ne 1-4 m i 2 a r 9t)
I A MNuto t4 ai mni llmfat.
Bt f bill 26. IHmmS Unw iOt
B A Hts t M Ake4Mvui JMuw-at,
pt af hik 2.1, rots! ...
WsM as Mi, Five OM sufcJ-
TUMim
T H Cum axis ami sat to F sssn
Hwi4, M 4 4 k kOM 1 7, (.mm
bos.. tmom hsifea ni t to K W WSwk
WM SOWS MS IS I lllf 1
wilhnn LaoDbmi4t to bis ksaa
bsvdt. 4 mm tMlitlsrlv . .
Hwaaw Ukfzar mti wt to Mmmum
leUfr. Ul f., aMSt fspMmrd . . tet
Ntuses Bbrrvnck to M M lleatMston. lut
hlk 7. Uyd Frb . 1
rtMlltr Ktyi4 Hd wf to K HtrtMsHty,
HO aoiw of His Uwumis HWaa Su I
IllKr IMM
SVebssi C Tsfsw ad f toOiwhoa
isrpr, Wl sttd ft let 6 bit
(MMtMMt
UhtmI Swvt k rmA ( to Kmvtonm K
ksH, 1 mm la tbs JtoWt S Tsrvt
MB
Daria BuMtr. n4 4 to W M tMnsst 1
MM ia MS 11 I 1 llll
Vimi t tMtotne to lsww4s ftxAi, id
mm ia Wmsaisa VbaSssnv 1 1 a
t
ttoaafchiarV armwa fcitssa.
TV he4 autre la the wortsl
Cats, Uralses. ea, I'k-een, Matt
Kheaas, Fever ae, Tetter, ( VTss1
ftanto, ltmiii4s, i's-ie, mmi ail
Mstla rras)lsa, uat tsiatUTetr cares
Kirs. s bjo uy reustifWHt. It hi ffaur-
aateetl to ftve is-rtrrt sattstH'tkm, or
awasef ersMnW4. hW 35 resits pec
a)x. tsr sa ttMMwes rSar
1 asve Henre tmm at1e H awsrura
af Mseatlrlas) Uwtt vimkt relies mm
of rheumatic a4M kitte Chajuber
Wk'i rtwa KaJas. I hasre atso im4
it A hvroe horti, wish fHfM mat-few.
It kt the het Usvlnieat 1 have ever
aaauaal tJtuA lauLat aAMMaavkaaA aani aatyuaa.
awwj mwm at aMj vnFcanswar'v aFWa
measUasr it to asj frieails. Mrs,
Vmily Thome, Totenlo, WaehJ atnst,
I r ante hjr lluhewen rharNsaejr.
"11 kt a btetnaee trt aetl (ttamrssr
aala'a t'sc lk'nw4y," sars!tkskae7
laANtler, (fratMcists, refwWhr.(Jtikx
" rtorausie a rakaer aAwr i asee asiatf
M, m atnseat eertnisi h call ir It
whea avnsst hi aesst rtf awrh a manti
rlne. We ssti asore of it tkiut ay
othrsr eosjfh aetk4a wst handle,
asul it always fives tttfMtM'tkm,
I'e eouarhs, pokss ast4 CKfls. it kt
wlthnat aa equal. kar swl hy
ItUlsaoro rattMMaey.
aMnatoaaaMMsesaissMMP
ItTATlWK.
1 31 MM Caaqsr CaasS af Kia aa t StW-
cssa. ir WasMiiwtaB Otwt.
la Kra awHwal Mia aataSs f W-iMiajft RrSV,
acaaaars.
fa Anuria atU aos DaaaahaCiMMtwRa, aaj
Ml aaaanita MMraaalaid Ml aa4 satasia:
Tos, and aasrb af fmm aaa baraba wsmwn
tnas-af mi ma aa Mainl uort. as mm
CMiHhaaaa m fttUabaaa, asms md ataia
taraawid, on IkondMr. Hra 2nd dws af Onto
brs-, lew. at W s'ateant a. m. af said dar ad
Sow aanaa, it imt asait, am isiar af
sat abwntd nwt ba unh as aaayaat far aa
tba aaiitma af Mia adMMatrsaur ofimd
aaMSa talMab said prSi-lsaa i beMin 4-lad
aad piitf Mm4 Hi adRHiin4ra4Mr af said
daaanaad. WilUasa Vail, ba divaatad tasaU
Ml tka bmds baluina ta Vha aMd WuMam
aM, daamad, to pstr tba slam aeMnat
and aaaaM, aad rai Mta aaaM aud rauaia
f admtnislpnti a. twd fawds ia siaaata ia
WaauMoton aamity, dranaa, aad la da
atnliatj as fullaaH, ttt-ast: Umg tba aaat
butt of Ilia DoissVaaat s;MSaf of anSMaa
four, towasbijt oaa nartsi. Ma taor aiaat,
Wslliwiatta Martdmii.
Wanta th Uaaorabk ItaSuUh CraadaM,
. Jodtie of tba Cooaty Court of His
i , I blaa of Uarunn, for tba County
1 (of WaaMn0l'fi. with tba saal af
"said aonrt affeiad mms Isth IJ
of Aagast. lsj:t .H7
A Has: E. R. 004)01 V, Clerk.
JUhw"sVtsatoa,'a Ira-ra.
N' OTICE is harrb idn that tbs nndor
siirnrd admiuialralor of lha aslateof
H. W. Ilnrdnar. dcorawd. will tall at pnb
lis asfltiasi to tba biwbast biddrr at Dr.
Bailey's farm (Iba lata roaidenns of da
eaaarsl) aboot leuoiilra nnrtb of Hilisboro,
tba follnwioa-disiortliad p-ncwrtT, oa IJst
ordns, Haptvnihar 1, Is-.n, at il o'oluok a,
m tka prraoual urttartr of said aatata.
eonaistina of a lot of boraaa, hruod niaraa,
eattla, fans IniplamrnU, watfuoa. drill.
btndar, aalkv raka. plows, fork a. boas and
otber farm liopiamanla; alss alwol twantf-
ra wm ni r--kj iimotoy aar.
Tannsof aala: All mma of 110 or law. I
eaao is nana; oa an soma over fin a ersdii
of aibt mnntba will bo asaa oa porrbaaar
rtin approsad aoM bwan 10 put ot.
intaraat .'roia dSa of poanbaaa.
f. A. AII-KT,
Admioistrstaa, stade of H. W. Usedaaa,
daeaaerd. 16-17
Hillabuio, Oamaa.'.Hbatayaas'r II, lt.
Portland's Great Industrial hyim,
OPENS SEPT. 2T 1893 CLOSES OCT. 20
LIBER AT IS CELEBRATED MILITARY 8 A.N D
will rruNisa thk Mt sir.
A WORLD OF MECHANICS IN MINIATURE.
THK SPECIAL FKATfitES WILL ECLIIK THUMK OK ANY rKKWOl'K WlUi.
MADAME CIRARD OYER'S PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN
Construct al eosl of $Hi.iW and throwing ibaaJ jets of wsU-r ia nil tlir colors i f
lbs rsiubov will bsaalif; Music ifsll.
Ouutsiaing tb of all vsrisliM foauj la UrcKua ttUra, bsvn Ihsid eoustiucit j
Sl RrSl IStUM.
t THE ART GALLERY
Will run lain a eollsclioo of painMnirs anUctod from lbs WvrlJ'a Fair.
Kllabartf a oalabrataMi pamtlmi C'l'H Tbtt'S LAST t'lUHl'. iu .il tin
I loo aua ti Us wuhUkis ia arart departaiaul uf Art and tk'iaimv, will
a Tiail to tbs World's Fair at C'luoatfu.
KEDIVCEU KATKS U.N ALL TKANSPOKTA ri'JN UNtd.
fo fmtbat information aJJrn.a ( W m ALLEN,
It-18 ,'. huotrlutt lidelit HIlJ rv.t'l..aiy.
THE LEADING
T
HILXSBORO
Careful iisrUi.)nJ ri-riiutsl
x-Crnt and aiiiflakiii)( liarinat-isls !
Tbs Hilb-buro l'liariiiai-jr onlers Its tlruas from the most rt lial.l.' 1nn1111f.11 1 r
oulr, and is thoroughly aiiijil with rrrrv requisite iKs-evarv f,.r .n.. i l . mIh, i
iliK a lirstsi-lass rrscriition lniiu as. Tlie proprietors ant e'vi-r w uti-lil'nl' tlmt
niont-approved Islml n-mtsliea are continually U-iuj sil.ltsl tu the stork a il i n
of medicine and phnrmacy aJvan.v. lU-in poanaMml of p uiinr uilviinl.-iyi s in i,t.
chasina its aupplit-s, owiii to iu husiixxa rule of taking trlo .Iihiih, foi",,,.!, fr.
"- iittuiwa, iu man jiru-s are (xm-ssiwiuiv lowrr tliau thuat of 1 ,1
drug stores.
'l fie landinartiel.Mf nuCliliHTM' HL'Mikira, iiirln.lin ilw
raar i .mi.k, luii.ir HKIItUH,
A kwMSt aet.4 sseathsvt wit.la.nl
km oa kand.
PATKNT MEMC1NT ofall fcymUr kinds aJ.av, jH
The aiwot WI.NK4 aad LlljUOttri ausllaj in s u ao-ks-.
THE HILLS HO
Uniasi Mack,
OREitSON SraTE MORfiaL SCHOOL
STotttiMsUfc, Olff.
WaiMl paatssaMMit aad aawaaMi eaamaa, ad wil ortui-l a.. U.I ark.4 for
MSM lswim of taavbaaa. KaemaJ, asrranat aa4. baaiaaaa. aiatia a4 art .,..
sienss.
aao4al asM-bvaSMOal bMMW,liSit naao.ai aaiaMM.
Tba NorBM4 bas
aajayad a staodr
uroaHh dwwifMM
past year, annum -oa
aesneaHauss
of otm tsM, His
fareat ia in be
aMrf. Hanr mam.
bam baaa bum
addati to Mia Ms
lr. aasr atuu
aausstwDliadaaid tbs aaueae of
stadr MMfised aad
swenKtMiaed;Mia
JrndtMtas aaa m
aaaaad tu tW
aod paatsmas.
lha aVialoHNi aa
IMIeS tbs Imidw
to teaeb is aa
eeuMir i the
aMM wit-bast fur-
Hie r HIMMM.
tioa. Tuition t
MnrMMl.flS.&'i pw
MS-m el 1(1 weaae;
lAniMaaoSh la easily aeeiH frum all
sapisl, aiot auW aaa of t'ortlaad. (
. L. CAMi ei-l., I'waanu;
THE LEADING NORMAL SCHOOL OF THE XOKTIIYYEST f
HAINES & BAILEY.
oaoot 4 utnoe use
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A tuM Ksm of im s taaata, hnattaasaf CasawUM-na.
tMa' Mot KusV ( ttdMia). Awas ar tarsisHiMllle
1aAiM. sa, WaiiK, Dtmmm. ere. tMsaMwrbas
t'rsasW? eatst ttennuaiaa.
if ?0U mi TO HIRE
OO TO
XftktTf )ra will Otwl ihr
Eily Livery
IX UILlaSUOKO.
EVERYTHING
Co. fretd arw
FIVE
tf
1 ktT Mf4h -UMtiUc rife Vwn
lit 14 f U hhI 21 wrrt l urk
uumwr ui fiM-k In-, Yrmnt a Yi4.
TERM OF SALE TO SUIT PUd'H IK.IB
Tlth Knli-dlvlNloH in miles fiM frw
Hlllslforo nntl T nest from rortlaiitl.
The land l natural prairto, s ihrro
no expense lor cruhiiliiff,
J. A.
Hasonic Temple,
THE HILLSBORO
Are now making a First-Class
QTOCK AND COMMON BRICK
.. at their ..
WORKS, naar - . - 0R,tK SIDE AODmOrY
Aui it'll llielll
k'ttHl l.Xt.lHt-
iii I tliaiij l
DRUG HOUSE
X I XI
PHARMACY
liysitiiina !
.A ecu rule l i-. j i i n l.v n,m-
I-MI,MI,,.
r lT
lm., To .V i t l.Tt'., are on di-.;n .
T liCTAC LKM ail KY K-( i I. s.P s U
Ml ivs ri.oii
RO fttARNGV,
Hillsbro, Oregon.
ai-Hora.al, :.
pt-r Mm of ti n
r'u.anna,,
jcr tt.
htniiil nt Horuial
Smia UmIi.si.;.-,
tr -4c. biMSHa
afBTMikrtriaii
Ml iS. i t k,
rara i.ii d, I is
Wl.i;wrfc.
rssitd Md lie
ins mi irivw
nwi-la a, tVl.'M V
TI "S ptr tank,
ant lira, l,oad.
lohMUH.I'M4a
b-iw tkim
ft yrnt. IV.
KvrVAary of Sls
sw: "ksroa
iais are c tUsj
d m vik-iiI huS
HtHIM1Ml.hlM.H1.
s c; liiiliwii. Sis
pur tmai of :M
paHs af MM MaSa, tnyvlva wiWa from thf atule
aMloe;aMi elwaf tally awl mm apttiaRtioii.
a tm tmi, avaaiisiwr af rat'Hltjr.
Orraraatt,
A 000 UVEBt TBt3
TtIS
Cr4 Tntut thai ro tr tud
FIRST CLASS.
WB!i-lsnigtea 8tft
OAKS
mm
REID,
. Hilisboro. Ortscn.
u
STOCK BRICK CO.
Sf able