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HILLS BORO, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1891.
No. Ti.
Vol. XXI.
OENKItAL DIRECTOHY.
HTVIX omCEttS.
i.,vornor 7P?Tr
K.-crtory of State Omo. W. Mo Brule
TiMi-mrer Phillip aleUoheo
Knot. Poi-ISc Initmotion..... t. B. MoWroy
h aw Printer F"B w p
Kopreme Court j
J-i.lue Fifth Di-triol '..iT. A- MoM'W
Attorney riflb Uiatrict . . W.N. Barrett
COUNTY UrtTCEKH.
JuJ(
Coniuiiio'iers J
Clerk
KIl'Tlil
iUHiordfr V
TrtirtMtir t ...
Aie-wr. . . ....
I". ;w, "vioi-rMlendont
hirvi'iur
Ctiroiiir
....... B. Crandall
. . U. H. lUexoner
T. O. Todd
,. ... H. R. Ooodiu
H. P- Pord
. .T. H. Wenthered
. . Win. pointer
. . C. K. Deicbmatt
... J. II. rltanley
J. 0. Hull
I). Wood
CUV OrrlCKUa.
I
.. J. C. Hare. Pres
Oeo. Wileoi
... . N.A.Barrett
. . ...If. J. Bailey
... J. K. Adkius
J. J. Murtctu
....J. J'- '1'hwimw
I). W. Dubbiue
.. O. W. Pattereou
Frank ttmitb
....Win. MoUoiIIhii
J. 1. K.nibl
Bo'tird f 'I rnstecs
INoorJrr ......
'I r.'iuiarrr . .
M ir ami.... . .
iistices of Peaoe J
I'lWI' O.l'KU INr'OUAUTlON.
Tni i L.. t Ine Hillsboro Post
Oi:l.i i, ilnlv: ....
iiii.uo .o. v.'hih I'iiivu, lli'lbnny end tedar
Mil!, nt 11 '.'' H. in.
l. iiiu' H mill, a -I) a m.
(i..MH( to Porll nut ituU way-ofOcee, 6:60
in. mi't 4 (i. in. . ...,, .
K.ir Kariuiiitfl'in nd I.HOrnl. WanlJf
uiul .H it.irJ.iv ut lu.J4vl . iu.
OHMiON 'irY LAND OFFICE.
Ji ilii-rt A. MilliT
IVlef lHlIH't....
. UO!V0
CiU'lK II ANI Si XWKTYNOTICICH.
" ' K. otV.
I 1 1 I-: N' I X I.OIXtK, M. IU, K. OF P.,
1 i, m. .in iii (Mil rVlloWH llnll on Monday
-v. iiiii i .f imnli wwk. (HuuriiiuR brlliiii
Wf mi.'J to nici'liii'..
W. KlAMIHII, 0. 0.
W. )IIMN, K. of It. & S.
I. . o. t.
MOV IKZliM I.ODOK. NO. W). mwita
WiiliiPMiliiy KVcmiirfUHt Ho'olook.ln I.O.
O. 1'. Hall. Vmitorn ihiuIh wcloiiiii.
!. K. DIIKUIMAN, N.O.
.1 I Kniuiit, Hwc'v.
W. II. Wkhhhnu, Ivr. tWj
A. I', mill A. M.
rni VI.II'Y I.OIX1K NO. 0, A. F. 4 A. M
1 i,i....u v-ry Hilnr.l.iy uiuut ou or after
lull inn n ( t-m-li iuuiiiIi.
J, K. AfiKlNN, Moaler.
It. Chiniulo, 8-o'y.
A. f. . l A.
H.irilT TUALATIN Nil. 1M, A. OF.
- J rf A., iihlH ery I umtlnf vwuinK In
r i.l,l KeiUiWH Hull t M o'piM!k. " '-. . ; " .
u . ui. P. H.
. .. W. W L Vi-Kinm. F. H. . .... ---
A. 0. U. H.
HIM.miOHO I.ODOK KO. 61, A. O. V.
11 W. , mufti vvery toond nd fonrtli
T w nlfiy tivi uiiiK iu lbs niontU.
W. E. IUoob, M. W.
.t.mi'.i'ii Kliniiv m, Hi'oordrr.
V ' M 1 11 N(Ti ( )N KNOAMfMENT No. 24.
I.O. O. F.. uiwU on aeooud and
f mrtli I ruiiiy of uhoIi iiionlb.
H. II. Humphriti, C. F.
1'. II. H iuliiiiiiii, NcrilM-.
Ilauiflilera of ltfhtknli.
UII.I.HIIOIIO KKIlEKAll I.ODOK NO.
M, 1. it. O. F.. iiirat in Odd Fellnwa'
Hull i'Vi-rr Ul nd rd Kiturilny avniiiiiK ol
t'HOll IU IIUll. Ma. MY l.AMHIM, N.O.
Muh. Mamt HuMi-uaaiit, Hro'y.
r. or ii.
Jlll.l.aitOUO OltANOK, NO. W, oMli
1 '.'lid and 4tli Kutuidtyaof anob tuiniili.
Hknj. .-cuoriuLK, Mxalor,
A n.m a Imhiiik. t''.
. P . ('. K.
Mi:i' I S fivw v Sunday eiiliiat To'olook
hi l u l brmtiaii olmroli. Vou arv
wwi.li UW inviU'd to allvlidit luiwtliiKa.
A. O. l.i'OAH, I'rm'l.
' VH lli ToN (!OtlTV il)D AND
Oni rinti nit'ftn in Mornn llloek
Hu.it M.'o.md Tu:irlny of raoU uionlb, at "
,. i, J. K. l.ONO,
. .1. A. 11. KOr.NDKY, Sec. l'ia.
nll,l.SL)KO Jl'VKNIl.K TUMi'Lfc
m-i iii 1mmI Trinplar'a ball at 8
Vhn'k rvrv ISnndsy ftoiniMaa. All ai
inni.-.l l himiio wild Join, wiwoially tlir
, Ii.i.Iiwi. M IC T!.K KKV.SOLI), V T.
I,.iv Hrar. Jrnn lnrv.
HI l.l.Sll' mi I.ODOK NO. 17. 1. O. . T.
in.n in ti.Md iVmplatV hall avury
S , mil i) i-f mux. Hijimrninn mnilir
in ..d mahiliiiK ari Invin-d In viail wilb
!! .ik.. J. I'. lUCKKKT.C. T.
g Ai.i.m.". Hiaryury.
ii)UUKOITONAL ClirUCU. eorner
V.Alii'i and l-wtli atrrl. riKacninn
..i.i.mii. iin.rfiiiitf miiiI frvrnltiif. Hab.
h.tlli M.'ln.il nt 10 o'olook a. n. I'rayM
iii.m'Miu Tliui"fcUy rri'imm. Y. I. . V. K
Hiiik1.iv t M l-
I ''lltsl' 'lii ituin Chun-h, Harry Watkina,
I i .ii r, I'anclnic and Kil ili. I'rMobinfl
M...-..U.I and Fo'irtli Siindnya at II a.m. and
1 .: i p. hi, humlav SoIkwI. l a. ru. I'ra
rr ni.'ixiiii, I'll "rid ii y. ") . in. Y.F.I
C K.. .Hind iy. 7.0 1 p. m.
ti i' t',il'iu!H. 11. It. Elw..rili. paator.
.M I'rw.io'.inirf ovary Hnblinth DiornuiH and
fv.-m: ;illiutU acliiNU ry rimum ai
in k. ai. I.e.iu'ir inot'tinB tvary Hundny at
a .. ... t,.nl iriar nttina every
Hi. hi I iv eviiiiinii. I-Kmlura" and HWward'i
in.H'tmn ilio aeonnd Tueadny veuni of eAori
iiiiintn.
1 IVVNtiKI.U'At. :UtK('ll. Sero
'j iiml Hd hiindny Tniinn in aanb
m, .n' ii al an ocira'i r. ., n".
i. H.,.l. H.ih.ail at 10 . M.
I r.i't. i' .., . , -
t'civi'r iiim'liiia on Wilueaday waning ot
Ii WITS I Clll Uril. Hunday School at
10 k. iu; rKT-r uM-etiiitf Tbnraday -
tiw Rl V
i.'m.Nf.l.U'it CMll KCU Brrriowi flrat
V ' and iliir.l Monday ai i r. ai.i mwnu
ni l f.iurth Sunday at II . and I r. M.
V .nun; l'ili' SiHMt'ty of Chriatian Eiul'a-vort-vcrv
MiiiJitTavMiina at J o'clock. Hun-
I . in id iv ovkhiiii! at 7 ocl'ick. I'rcapbina
nl iiliiic.M on htm anu mra noniw; oi
nn.lilll HI 1 1 A. M.
P. . WioariAp, Firttor.
H l U..-HO 111) UKADINO BOOM. Ke.
ond aiieot. in old M iaonio ball, ta
rUHUniay
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS!
HAMrrAcrraaa or
Monuments.Headstones
iiml nil klmliof MnrMo Work la
ITALIAN AND AMERICA! IAIILI.
Iinporti-r and aValer in
In.lcu ind kited btniti ItKca.
mriri a mtwm
tM iUm Si., PT1I,
PBOFEH8I0NAL CABDB.
C.E. KIXItT,
TTOBNEY-AT-LAW,
POBTLAXB. OREOC.N.
Boom i So. S, Portland HutIiim Bank
Baildiim, hWoond and WMbloKtua fetrwta.
W. . BA.1MTT, i-
BABBETT ADAMS,
lTOUNEYS-AT-lJVW,
HILLS BOKO. OUEOON.
Umci: Central Blook, Koomt and 7.
. B. IIIST0X,
A TTORNKY-AT-LAW
iV AND NOl'AHY rL'lJLIC.
HILIJiltOHO, OUlXiON.
Orrt!l i Hoom No , t'nlon Blook.
THOMAS II. T0NUIE,
TTORX E Y- AT- LAV,
H1LLBHOBO.OKEOON.
Ornoi: Moryan Blook.
WII.ErS BK0H.
AIWTHAC'l'OlW AND
HUHVKYOllS.
H1LLHHOBO, OBEOON.
Afnta for Bar Look Typa Writer. Two
doora norm oi roatomcw.
j. W. MKRBILI
YTTOHN K Y-AT-LA W,
HILLHBOBO, OKEOON.
ttna- nr Oreet'a tirooerv Htoro. on
Mainatraet. "
TII0M. I. HUXIMIRKYM.
CONVKYANf'IXO AND
AUSTHALTINO OK T1TL1"X
HILL8HOUO, OHEQON.
.-.I - .1 ... . n.l f.n.nl nn Rjial
EaUta neicotiatad. Buaiuxa attended to
witn promptueu ana uiHyni.cn.
Ornont Main Htreet, oppoalte tb Court
Honaa,
II. MX0,
JJKNT1ST,
FOI'.KHT GUOVK. OBEOON.
l: . r... in M nd ft7.5tl
la now uiiibiuk w.i. i ,-..
n.. ., twMtt of uiaturinl and woikmanabip.
Will compare, with aeia eoati n 28. leetb
traotd wltbout pain, r illina at tbe
lowwt prioea. All work warranted.
Orneat tba doora nortb of Hriok
rtorn. OtBoa tiwra. frf 4 9 at in. to P-
A. L. STB0DE
QEPUTY (X)UNTY hl'BVAi
HILLHHORO, OHKUun.
i . . ith 1 V. Hall. Connty Mar-
eyor, at tba Conrt Hocae.
WM. HEJiSOX,
pUACTICAL MACHINIST,
HILI.BBOKO. Ultmun.
AM. klnd.ofrepairin on Btean. Knlnea
and Botlera. 'SZZZZPEMm.
Waahlni Macblnea. JWrinera, Fampa.
Hcaloa. SclMor. Bronnd. Onn .and llaata
mil tbiUK, Uawa Rroon j i ,7n.. .iid
a lame nnmber of aeoond-band enmea and
bollera lor aaie. ah wu.
r. .. AlLy, M. I. - .
DBS. r. A.r. J.BAILET.
HYHICIANH. KUIUIKONS AND
I
Alxouciiiiv".
HILLSmHtO, OUKOON.
. iii.. lll.wnfc Calla
Orrioa: in rnarnio. v w
. ... .i..i.iA.ii... kmiidenoe. d. tv.
aiienoea i'. umu. j -
Cor. Bane Line and Heoond aireeta.
J. P. TAMIKME, M. I..
o p. n. n. MUiu.EON,
0 ...w.IW. V1.1(UV
.. . Third
and Main htreeU. Uto. 12
rTdine, from Brook jTHala' Drntore at
M boorm. All ealla promptly attended
night or day.
H. T. LI5KLATER, M. B. C. M.
piIYSlCIAN AND HUUOM)N,
H1LL8 HOBO. OKEOON.
Orrira: In Hillnboro Pharmacy. Baal
nanoaV .a.t of tlonrt Ilonae. Otboe b.mra
?"m 9 I m. to 6 p. m. at
not TtaitiuBi bofore and after that time at
reaidenoe.
VY. U. WOOD, M.
piIYHlCIAN AND HURUROX,
HIM BOKO. OBEOON.
i -i..n.ti. Hi,. HaetDMioa:
r r I. . iu v
eorner Firat and Main at recta.
W. B. Rt't'KER,
R
e. a t vuftTK AflKNT .
AND JIOAr.Ti uiAflw
HILLBBOBO. OBEOON.
OFFEB8 T THE ri ma", w
large or email traota, and will erehane
lande la the eonntry for town or eity prop
ertyi in fael. If yo bae anything to ei-
w. . in b.w lMhlv. mm nie.
- - a...... mj a. 1.
WAGON AND WHEELWRIGHT SHOP.
I am fully preparnl Uv rmiM or
repair any kiml of
Yrklrle, UU Rellem, Barrtwt,Pl
4 Farm XarklHrry.
Bring me anything in llie
wood wonu
line and I will git roil Mtiafactioii.
Shop on Thinl etrect, near Main.
frl(T to Suit the Tline?.
RiLLsaono, oatoos.
."As oM a
theLill"iinJ
never excell
ed " TrieJ
anl proven'
tin verdict
o f millioDi.
Liver Regu
r. . . lator ii thi
fPrfPfoJ Liver
aal Kidney
medicine to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild l.tva
tiVO, t u d
purt'lv vou;-
"ct;lMi' ai't-
iu ilii'i-itly
mi tin; Liwr
a n l Kid-
n
van
Pilh
$
ni'V Trv it.
Hull l.y'ull
Priij'fjint't in Liijuiil, in in IWiW
Vilio taken dry or m;iiioiuio.t loa.
The King of Mvrr Mrdlrlnea.
"1 lmi' iiwd voiirwiiiiiiiiiii" l.lviT Iti'irii.
lali.riui'l 'iin i-iiit-l'iiii(.ui.U iiiv It In lite
kinic hi n It Iivit iii.'dii'lti,. I ituikli'r II a
lii.Hlh lin- i'hfi.1 hi Mx ll - il;:ii. V, J ack-
ailN, riliMHtlli, WttMlllllKloll.
rKVtCBY PACKAGK-
Baa (lie I HlHiup la red on w rappee.
' ' THESE PILLS .
being irelatiiia-ooated and oviform in ahnpe,
are enay to tnke, but alTeotpd by atmoaulierie
ebansea, and are very eoluble andenaily dw
aolved.
1 REO CROSS TANSY PILLS
ABE PEBFEOTLY HAUMLEHH,
Pl'BKLY VEOKTABLK,
(eioeptine tbe tonic IrAiutbey nontain) aafe
and anre na a niontlily rcKiilator. Tbe moat
eminent pbyaioian or tliia age do not beai
tate to reoommeud theae pills when they are
adviaed of the foruinla. Many tbinga miitlit
beaaidof their ninny vlitnea, mnny volun
tary tcatiiuoninla miglit be pnldmhed, lull
this lilM-rty will not be taken. Many Rrate
ful ladiea hnve written na letters witbont
even marking them " eonndential." We do
not aolicit tratimoniala. nor do we ears for
them, as we cannot nee them. ti
8old by Hillsboro Pharmacy.
A Sure t'nre for Pile.
spoiling Piles are known by moiainre
like peraplration. onomni intenan Itchiuii
when warm. Thia form as well as Bliud
Bleeditia or pMlriidintr, yields at onoe to
Dr. Hosanko's Pile Beniedy, which acts
directly on pnrta effected, abaorbs tntnori.
allays itchina and effect a permanent core.
ROeta. Drniiat or niail. . Cironlara free.
Dr. IbvanliO.'l'liilHdiilphia, Pa. Hold by
Brook AnVla.
Extraordinary!
The reRular subscrijition
price of The
Independent is $1.50
And the regular subscription
price of the Wkrklv
Oregonian is $1.50.
Any one subscribing for The
Independent
and paying one year in ad
vance can get lxith Thk
Independent
and Wkrklv
Oregonian one year for $2.00
All old subscrilier paying
their subscriptions for one
year in advance will be en
titled to the same offer.
HILLSBORO PUBLISHING COMPANY
gOilV.. eWjJ
i -"Alt Va .
-is-
mm- ste
in
WHIM,
Scrofula Cured.
Twenty -sev.n Years
NufiVriMl nil flit lime mill sn
('iiitiintl.v llrfiikiii; onl I'im-i
i;i''ii II nl lr. firunt'
Nitriiparill)t himI (ir:iH Ittmi
iiml I'lli-i li-il it t iiri'.
Vd- .V . Etr eince mv elrvcni'i
year t hnve heen siTcly ufllioied will
Srroluloua nirea lirtakinn mil on v.ui
pait n( my Uily. The il.in.U of nt
nn-k were the most ailW-tcd. 1 have iiv
lurril with many phviiriana, lnt tlui
mi'diriiieiliil not ncrm to do me any com)
AImiiU a year a(r I comincnml taking
Dr. C.r.int'a Surparilla and (ira'ie Kojl
ant I felt that the firxt Imtile.vta il iii)i
me Kxl. 1 krpt on until I liv' t.ik n
eleven Ik it tin, ami am now cHmphtch
cuml, aikI have never ftlt a well tit th"
t teutv m m n veam. It certainly
4 cheap il-'or btlf. aa the t K.il co4 ol
the ntiilii itie a.i only ?J.5o. I now cor
dially reooiiniieiiit lr. Orant'a Sarinpa
rill a the Kittjt of Bit ol I'uttliera.
. 11. MTKVKNH,
Kih Lake, Wis,
Price 50a.; 6 tallies $2.50.
For Sal by MlU.hnro Pharmacy.
REPl'KLlCAX PUTI'OBM.
Tho followlnic platform waa, on
motion of Rufua Mallory, unanlrooua
ly adopted at the Republican State
Convention, in Portland, hut Wed
nesday :
1. The representative of th re
publican of the state of Oregon, In
conventton awmbled, call attention
to conditions of lnduttry and tosl
neve through the country as proof of
the necessity of returning to the
policy of the republican party under
which there was general prosperity
durinz 80 year.
2. We reaffirm the principle of
tho republican nationul piairorm oi
1S2, mid ai-ert that the reiulU thai
hnve followt'd the change dti-reed b
ihot h ctionaof f lint year have Jtf-41-tied
our proti-nt og.ti nst the national
Milhy announced by the democratic
party.
a. We aniriii that a policy of con-mIhU-iiI
protection U necesiwiry for ad-vaiHi'tiu-nt
and conservation of our
industrial interests, for assurance to
labor of steady employment and
adequate wage, for promotion and
maintenance of prosperity, local and
general. We point to the past, and
to the contrast furnished by tbe pres
ent, in support f this claim, and we
censure and condemn the democrath
tariff programme, as developed, in
congress, as highly Injurious to the
productive and industrial Interests ol
the country, and In particular as
hurtful to I hose of our own state.
We denounce tho action of the dem
ocratic party in congress for Its, dis
crimination against producer in our
fields, forests and mines and in favor
or particular classes of n m nu fact u res,
chiefly of the East, and ofaieclal
interests iu the South. !
4. We reatllrm the doctrine of the
republican party In relation to money
as statin in its national platform ol
1SW, particularly as follows, towlt:
"The American iieoplc, from tra
dition and Interests, favor bimetal
ism, and the republican party de
mands the uses of both gold and
silver as standard money, with audi
restrictions and under such pro
visions to be determined by 'legisla
tion as will secure thd maintenance
of tho parity of values of the two
metals, so that the purchasing and
debt-paying swer " of" the dollar,
whether of eilvcr, gold or aper,
shall be at all times equal. The
interests of the producers of the
country, Its farmers and Its working
men, demand that every dollar,
paper or coin, issued by the govern
ment shall be as gisxl as any other."
We commend the efforts made by
the government hitherto, to secure
an International conference to adopt
such measures as will Insure parity
of value between gold and silver
throughout the world, and call upon
it to renew and continue such efforts.
5. The construction of the Nicaragua
canal is of the highest importance to
the American -x-oplc, both as a
measure of national defense and to
build up and maintain American
commerce. It Is moreover of special
importance to our Pacific states, and
wo favor Its construction as speedily
as possible by tho government of the
United States.
6. We demand the enactment of
rigid restrictions on foreign Immigra
tion both for protection of our country
against illiterate and vicious classes
from foreign lauds, and for protection
of our labor and preservation to our
own ieop1o of tho remainder of our
Diabetes Cured!
Wonderful Work.
A New Being Created!
Iftr Sin; tf you could see the writer
of thin letter and note the wo.lTftil
rliunirc that has been effected In hicae
hy tiikinu lr. it ant's Kidney and l.iver
Cure, you -vi.itiM certainty beasloninlie.1
I w:ts a tuoft wiftched aniTiTCr r tliM
ye.ir, tryintf nil ktnil of medicine and
tfottinu iki r-lief. The flow of mine w;t
very excc'lve. 1 wia very eonlip.tted
n al-o com r. with I'srlsmrh'S. and
felt at w.tr with luyelf anJ the wurld at
large: lilt. t!uink ! your wottilvrfut
miilii'itte, I ( -It tf tlmtiifh I wse a new
H-iii(r. and I fi.T a wonderful mre
hat lievii . il'i-i t.i' in toy cae.
With toy l -l M-lM-e fr ymtf fnrthei
itiiTSA. I ro n.iiii
Yourn rt-Fai't fully,
A. MilH)NAI.I,
' Ashland, Wis.
For aala by IlilNhoro Phartnaey.
national domain; and to these ends
we call for a suitable capitation tax
upon all Immigrants.
7. In our state affair we demand
cloeest scrutiny and economy in ex
penditures. We condemn tbe prodi
gality and excess of putt legislature,
and call upon the next legislative
assembly to keep all appropriations
within limit of the most economical
administration consistent with effi
ciency The officer of the adminis
trative department of the state have
become too expensive, and their ex
pensea must be reduced. When the
constitution fixes the salary, only
the constitutional salary should be
paid, without additional emolu
ments. The practice of employing'
unnecessary clerks and of paying fees
lk excess of just payment for services
needed or rendered, has become an
abuse that must be cut off, and wt
pledge tho republican party to prose
cution and accomplishment of this
reform. District attorneys and other
officials should be paid fixed salaries,
since payment of fees encourages
litigation and entails upon tho tax
payers heavy and needles exNMist.
H. We commend the Mllcy of the
republican party In relation to tho
internal Improvements, and in par
ticular In opening our waterways to
commerce and we denonuce the llllb
erality of the democratic parly in
these Important matters.
9. Experience in our fisheries has
shown that to prevent wholesale
destruction ol fish, all fish-traps, Ash
wheels and fish-seines, and all other
gear now in use except the gill net,
should be abolished.
10. That It Is tho sense of this
convention, that the coming session
of the legislature should pass an act
providing for the pay men t of all
taxes at two different times one-half
In the spring aud the other half in
the fall, optional with the tatpayer to
pay all iu the spring in one -sty-inent
If he so desires.
A KeaaUaaNie mt IMtrnlty.
(lorernor l.ord will clothe the ex
ecutive siwer of the state of Oregon
with thegurb of dignity for which it
has long Htinensl. The clownlshuess
of Pennoyer, the self-ndvertlsing
demagogue, will go down to the saw
dust, where it Ix-longs, and the busi
ness of the state will goon without
disturbing appeals from the executive
office to the Ignorant and discontent
ed. We are going to have a repulTi
can governor this time. Klamath
Htar.
ew Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, If you have a
cough, cold, or any trouble with
throat, chest or lungs. Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will lie paid
back. Sufferers from la gripe found
it just the thing aud under its use
bad a speedy and s?rfect recovery.
Try a samplo bottle nt our expense
and learn for yourself Just how good
a thing it Is. Trial bottles free at
Hillsboro Pharmacy. Urge size 50c
and $1.
"That Salem lawertiy the name of
Lord," is the way the jiopulist paers
refer to the republican candidate for
governor. There Is Just one thing in
which he lays over Pierce. If elected
he will lie governor, not lVnnoyer.
Salem Journal.
Dr. Price' Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made. .
e rv "7 t
L'l
Has Saved His Life!
Marvelous Cure!
INnskv, tlRKOos, April :V '!.
O. W. If. Mm.. Co.. Portland. Ore.
lUtirSirt: Alsiitt a year ago I a at
laid up with rhiiitiistitti. 1 w.i la a
territ'li elate. I could mil turn over in
1-I witlmtil rtHiatifo tliete ai
imi phyi i.in in ll iiiK'V 1 tried vatiott
liniment, hut I hey nil hdled. When
my nondillon w.i very -eri.uia. as the
f:iili fcenied to lie striking iienr the
iieitrt, vonr Hir.'iit I'.tiite . I -Ti mid had
Wtlo'i.f Ci.iij illil. I ! i tiitc 1 wn ill
vl It rh'-iitniH im, he i':ilh'. tin me.
ind hioMnlit a Uitlh'of t'oiiiroil. He
iiiiiiMii-iiiitl rtiMiii:ic me a ith it. and in
lea than lire miiiuie I inia nlieve.; in
liulf an hour I na it hie I 1 1 wiiiK my feet
otif of Is-il, and oin Imiir I wit a down
M-ilr. I to lell the U.tlle with me. and I
applied It eever.il lime. I'rotn I hat duv
to till I have m.t I n troubled with
rlieniuMli'tii I (s-l ttKit I owe my life
to the wonderful oil. All tliis r;tn I
verilled hv Frtil ILiiuce. of llitrney, aleii
tho l.iinlf.ird 4 the hotel and soveral
otheie. I njwsya carry a rt-dtle of t'oiipo
Oil in mv grip' now.
Visits veiy tritlv,
t . II. MMtTON.
A.iyer Burn. Il.irtn-y Co.. Oi'Tfm.
Price 50 cents anJ $l per l.tile.
For sale hy Hillahoro Pharttiacy.
W -I I I klVN'-fCL
REPl'BLIl'AM form I'OSYESTIO.1
The delegates to the llepubllcan
County Convention met pursuant to
the call of the central committee.
(Jeo. W. Patterson, chairman of the
central committee, called th conven
tion to order. On motion Geo. W.
Patterson was chosen temporary
chairman, F. A. Olds, temporary j
secretary, and Hon, S. A. Durham, i
assistant secretary.
The committee on credenliaLt ap
pointed was W. D. Wood, J. O. Ou
tin, T. . Cornelius, John Helsler
and Scott Walker.
On motion of Frank Davy a com
mittee nn order of business wa ap
pointed consisting, of Frank Davy,
Thus. Paulsen, J. Oiry, Cal. Jack
and J. J. Morgan.
I' pou the motion of J. C. Oreer a
committee on iermanei)t organiza
tion was appointed, to-wlt: J. C.
Greer, J. S. Jackson, L. F. Carstens,
K. A. Eddy and J. U. Eversou.
Ou motion the convention took a
recess until 1 :.'!0 p. m.
At the afternoon si-sslon the com
mittee on order of business recom
mending that the convention :
First, receive and adopt the re-
srt of committee on credentials.
Second, rc-sirl of committee on
permanent organisation.
Third, to nominate) rpresentatives
Fourth,
Fifth,
Sixth,
Seventh,
Eighth,
Ninth,
Tenth,
Eleventh,
Twelfth,
Thirteenth,
County Judge
Commissioner
Clerk
Sheriff
Assessor
ltecorder
Treasurer
Sup't of Schools
Surveyor
Coroner
Fourteenth, ehst County Central
Committee.
Fifteenth, ratify precinct nominations
The reHirt of the committee was
adopted.
The committee on credentials re
ported the following named delegates
eutithsl to a vote in tho convention
from their resiiecilve precincts:
Cornelius J. W. Mursh, F. Shoen,
fl. (J. Hancock, C. F. Neep, T. K.
Cornelius and II. lichling.
Dilhy-C. W. fhlel, T. O. Tiald
and D. M. Dunbar.
Ivist lluttcW. J. Hobinsoii, J. D.
(lite, S. Iiiirham, It. A. Marks, A.
SV. Haines, A. N. Davie and Thos.
Paulsen.
I'rfist Cislur Ctis'k J. E. Hislges,
V. It. Day, J. II. Fsldy, I IJ. Spi n
cer and J. 1'. Hyio i.
Gales ( ns'k .las. McClarau, J.
Helsler, N. C. Lilly, Z. H. Hanes,
Henry lldlar hik! llrhv Wilson.
WashingloM John Voss, (', V
Meek, It. Cowen, J. S. Jackson, Wm
Norton and L. Tlmmpkins.
Iteaverduiii J. t) A. Young, Ja-
tHib Wismer, Win. A. Klrts, .1. II.
Everson aud M. J. Summon.
South Tualatin- J. Hobiuson,S. A.
McCherry, I.. M. Simpum and W. A.
Griffith.
North Forest Grove John Harri
son, Wilson llowlhy Jr., Geo. H.
Hughes, John Wanner, Andrew
Knox and A. 11. Gates.
South Forest Grove IInry llux
ton, T. E. Greer, W. S. Ingles, F. S.
Barnes, Goo. Smith and Frank Davy.
Gaston W. S. Hudson by II. 8.
Hudson proxy., T. W. Sain, I). Mar
tin, F. M. Hill by A. Hill proxy, W.
S. Walker ami J. W. Sappingtou.
North Hillsboro E. C. Hughes,
It. Waggoner, J. J. Morgan, W. E.
Itrock, It. II. Greer, It.' I m brie, V.
D. Wotsls, II. V. Gats and W. V.
Wiley.
South Hillsboro John Carstens,
T. H. Tongue, T. D. Humphreys, J.
P. Hicks, D. K. Hill, O. W. Patter
son, Geo. 1). Wilcox, Wm. Hay,
Chas. Dow en and T. II. Perkins.
West Uutte-C. Hess, C. Jack Sr..
M. Dillaboy, Andrew Jack.
Iiuxtnn Wm. Stephens and Jas.
Kinney.
Mountain Thos. Meacham and J.
Q. Johnson.
Columbia 11. Cornelius, S. A. D.
Meek, K. It. Ilahn, J. II. May and
J. C. Cory.
lhaverton J. Isdii'tts, O. Oleson,
C. Walker and H. fl. Davie.
Greenville W. L. Moore, Geo.
McGraw, Chris. P. Yates, L. F. Cars
tens, J. W. Marsh and Ira ltradley.
West Cedar Creek J. R Young,
J. O. Gustin, Ueo. lU-isner, Chas.
True, A. S. Ynughan, F. A. Old, f.
Johnson and lu Mi-Connell.
Wapato W. S. Hudson, T. W.
Hnin, D. Martin, S. Walker, Frank
Hill and John Sappingtou.
The committee on rnianent or
ganization rrs-ommendisl that the
temporary officers Is mado srina
nent. The resrt of the committee
was adopted.
For representntives to the legisla
ture Messrs. Itarnes, of Fo.vst (Jnivet
Meek, of Columbia; Yates, of Dairy;
Tlgard of Ivtst Dutte; f tates, of Hills
boro, and Purdy were nominated.
The flrt ballot stood:
Dames 27
Meek lrt
Yates ;.. 41
Tlgard 10
Gates
Purdy 0
Total.
112
No elccliou.
The secuod ballot sfood :
Vale 13
liarue
Meek
Tlgard
Gates 7
Purdy
Blank 1
Tout 112
C. P. Yate havlag received a ma
jority of the vote cast was oomioated.
The next ballot stood t
Barnes 22
Tlgard !
Purdy 13
Moek 2
Gates
Total
No election.
The second ballot stood t
Tlgard
Barnes
Meek
Gates
Purdy
..I A
..!.
....:)
10!)
Total
So C. F. Tiganl wa nominated.
The next ballot sto-td:
Meek 1 1
Purdy 2'
Gates -'
Barrett a
Total
So there was no choice.
The second ballot stood :
Gates
Meek
Purdy '.
Blank
tin
...ttt
...:w
...i.'i
I HI
Total
So H. V. Gates was choseu.
For county judge, II on 'a. Sam.
Hughes, of Forest Grove, aud it. P.
Cornelius, of Columbia, were notnl
natcd. The votes stood :
Hughes il
Cornelius '. o
Total 110
So H. P. Cornelius wa named for
eouuty judge.
For county commissioner, D. B.
Iteasoner, of Cedar Creek, and Al
fred Davles, of Beaverton, were nom
inated. The Istliott stood ; . , .
Iteasoner G
Da vies K7
Total JH
So Mr. Iteasoner wa nominated.
For county clerk, Mr. It. B. Gisstln
was renominated by acclamation.
II. P. Ford wo nominated by
acclamation for slier Iff.
For assessor the names of Oco.
Wilcox, C. E. Delchman and S. II.
Humphreys, all of Hillsboro, were
placed before the convention.
Tho votiw stood :
Wilcox 00
Delchman "0
Humphreys J1
Total m
So Mr. Wilcox was nominated.
For recorder of convey a uta, Wm.
L. Moore, of Dairy, Jest. Bailey, ol
Forest Orove; E. 1 McCormick,ol
Tualatin, and T. B. Perkins, of Hills
boro, were before the convention for
Its choice.
The first ballot stood :
Moore ;
Bailey
McCormick ,
Perkins .
Total
No choice. The
stissl :
Moore
McCormick
Perkins
Bailey
:(
!)
.19
21 !
110
second tsillot
27
02
9
2.J
Total Ill
There being no choice the .'Jd
ballot was taken and resulted :
Moore 4
McCormick 62
Bailey I
Total Ill
So Mr. McCormick was nominated.
For treasurer, Hon. John Sapping
ton, of Wapato, J. N. Grabel, Win.
Pointer and F. M. Kelsay, of Hills
boro, were before the convention.
The ballot stood;
Sapplngton Th
Grabel .I
Pointer 25
Kelsay :l
Total Ill
So Sapplngton was nominated.
For Aaperlntendent of arhMls the
vote was :
Wm. Bond, Forest Grove, rt.1
J. T. 1 mrrlcn, Cornelius, 2
J. II. Stanley, Hillsboro, .t)
Clark Smith, Cornelius, 5
L. C. Walker, Forest Grove, .1
A. T. Palm, Hillsboro, H
Total
So Mr. Bond waa nominated.
For surveyor the vote was :
FJsworth Wilkes, Hillsboro,....
A. 1 Strodn, "
J.CHall,
110
..7
..15
Total 07
So Mr. Wilkes gum on th ticket.
Dr. W. D. Wood was nominated
Ar coroner by acelamatioi.
The central eoruruitteemen named
are:
Cornelius
Dilley...
F- Hutte
E. Cedar Creek...
Gale Creek
Washington
S. Forest Grove..:
O. W. Marsten
J. B. Aplin
....W. J. Uohhison
W. K. Day
N. P. Lilley
...Ilichanl Conuell
..Geo. Smith
Dairy Ira Bradley
W.Cedar Creek C.Truw
S. Hillsboro
N. Hillsboro
W. Hutte
Buxton
Mountain
Columbia
Beavertou
Beaverdam
S. Tualallu
N. Forest Orove.
Wapato
...O. W. Patterson
W. D. Wi-hI
..Andrew Jatk
...Jos. Klu my
J. Q. Johnson
J. C. Cory
...Ja. Hunling':iu
W. A. Kirts
J. Simpson
Jno. Harri-sin
...Harvey Hudson
The precincts certified up the nom
inations for justices of the peace and
constables as follows: (The J. P. an
named first and constable second.)
E. Butte-A. V. Duvies, C. F.
Tlgard.
Forest Grove F. Davey, E. B.
Sappingtou.
Bcaverdrtin M. J. Summers.
Washington J. W. lilley, Joseph
Connell.
W. Butte Cal Jacksen, Solniitou
Jack.
E. Cedur Creek G. C. iHty, Wm.
Speu.
Waistto W. S. Hudson, S. S.
Ienox,
Ihiiry I. E. Bradley, John Ire
land. W. Cedar Cretk J. K. Young, J.
Anderson.
Gales Creek M. L. ViniS'id, Jno.
Hitycmft.
Beaverton .1. Ivlotls, Frank
Hendricks.
llillslsm. -J. I. Knight, William
Annans.
The convention adjourned.
The central committi'e met and
organixed by choosing f I. W. Patter
son, chairman, and .1. V. Corey, see
rotary. Tho oommlttist then ad
loomed to meet nt Forest Grove to
morrow, Saturday, May Ii, at lo :)o
n. in.
Krause's Headache Capsules - war
ranted. HCIIOOL KEPOKTH,
""'Aitf tliR WIHa 'KpcinWI. 1 '
Tho following is the n rt of tho
Arcade school, No. .Mi, for month
ending April 27. No. of days taught,
20; No. of pupils enrolled, 12; No. of
days attendants', Hi.'ij No. of times
tardy, 1; average dally attendance,
8.1; No. of visitors, 4. The following
uamcd pupils were neither absent
nor tardy: Alice Iticc, Claude Davis,
Elsie and Marvin Jones.
II kttik M'i.msrv, Teacher,
MUI NTAI NslllF, NU. .VI AMI 71.
The following Is a rcKrt of Moun
tain Side school, district No. M and
71. No. of nu nl Is enrol lis I. l!7: iluvs
tatipht, 20; No, days uttendanee, 4'h;
.o. nun's taniy, is; inoso who nave
Iss'n neither nhsent nor tsrdv ilnrinir
the month are, Claudeand filla lane,
Claude Jackson, Jesso Snyder, lddio
North, Clyde ami Martin lano,
Malik' Protwer, Ida WboNhlegel,
Ca-tlo Itowell, Gracio Wallnn, Mona
Hunt, Jenettc Boas. No. of I -I tors,
0. Nkttik Jack, Teacher.
liLEVCOl-, no. !.
Follow ing is tho report of Glc ncoo
scIkhiI, district No. y for month end
ing April 27th : No of days taught,
20; No. of days attendants-, K,l; No.
of days alisenis", 42; No. times taniy,
ti; averagn daily at tendance, 112.
Those neither absent nor taniy are:
Ella and Eugenia San ford, Edith
Johnson, Bertha Meacham, Iiollie
Miller, tflithi, Jackson, Etta John
son, Winnie 1,1 niol it, Mamie Billion,
Fannie Boss, Nellie Neep, G rover
Neep and Frank Jackson.
l'U)KI.N( K Olmmtkai), Teacher.
eMaawAv
HI XTON, .NO. 72.
The following is tho monthly re
port of district No. 72, Buxton, Ore
gon, for month beginning April .Id
and ending April 27, lt'J4: Total
No. enrolled, 8.',; total No. of days
attendance, 443; averagn daily at
tendants', 20. Those on the roll of
honor are: Earl Buxton, Mae, Alice
and Alfred Cutnmlugs, Emma and
Donnln Mcpherson, Bertie Menden
hall, Erin and Freddie Stowell.
The visitors were: Miss ltmbert,
Mrs. Menilenhsli and Iuelht Meu
denhall. Anna I.lstkii,
Teacher.
A TheMhtfsT'e7ea
f"onu"ts his Isst Interests by having
a Isix of KrauVs lloadachc CnMu1es
at hand; taken as direct is I will pre
vent or stop any kind of a headache,
no matter what the cause, in fact If
your skull was cracked it would pre
vent siln. 2" cents per Ikx. For
sale by Hillshoro Pharmacy.
Hat He Peeled Tkeas.
I bey were takin' a subaeription for parr
In tbe town,
And the editor, aa naoal, was nu hand,
Aud be said, if they meant bnaitieaa, they
niost do tl a tLhia up brown,
And they'd haee the bewt nwapar in tbe
land.
they hadn't any money, but one man he
nave a alter,
And one rblped in a male that saw tbe
wart
Another ray a now that had heen djio for
a year.
And didn't know what she waa liyin' for.
Una-a, larkeya, eows and ebickebs-ibty
was aivea oa tbe spot,
'Till the RMnnd with all the animals Wat
bid t
Bol tbe editor a-euiilin' an' a-cotherin' up
the lot,
Held t -I tare- I'll g., to fcrniin' ! " An he
did. Anil I nnsl notion,