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Newspaper Page TextHILLS 50R0 INDEPENDENT. Cut, n d In th pnatoffle at HI !tabMO,Otafoa, Ku'jaciiptlon, laadtrajioe, ft J . IIIUBUKO rt'BUMBIBU CO, tYoprUtor. U. M. C. OAULT. Editor. otrtctAL vAFmaor ram cmtv FRIDAY, JANUARY 17. C ALL FOlt I LI B MCETIXU. A iiMH-tiug of the Illlisboro Repub lic n Club will be held In Grange Mall, iu HUUboro. Oregon, on Tut dity evening, January 21, 1896, at 7 :20 . in , to elect delegates to the uiM-iinjf of the Young Men' Slate Ki-pul.linn Club, to be held In Port Jan.l, February 4, 1890. A full at tendance la dewirwl. O. W. PATTERSON, Bexton Eowman, . President. Hecretary. REI'l'BI.ICAS CLCB9. The HKiilnr biennial buHlneaameet Injr of (lie Young Men'a State Repub lican Clubs will be held In the city ol Portland, on Tuesday, February 4, i:6. Kvery orpnuleed club la entitled to send (mo delegate-at-large, and one di.'l"yate fur each twenty-five actually enrol led members, or fraction thereof greater than fifteen. This apportion' mcnt give the Ilillsboro club four teen dlcptU. Clubs ere urjjed to select delegate at cur.', and certify the aame to the secret nry of the stato club, II. j Wfllf, I. O. lUx 84H, Prlland, Or. V.T.en Bcuator Morgan In talking cn Culture and free coinage of ailver, he is not a strong oh ho in when talk In? en the foreign relationa policy thtUfhouM obtain with the adminis tration. An an exponent of patriotic Ainericiifileirn, Morgnn . Is without Bjvit or Ll'-mUh. ThJ Globe-Democrat thinks that II Ccinpos is iiimblo to niako a vlgorow offensive campnlgn during the Cuban winter, the prospect of his uccom nlirihlng anything next Rummer if not worth coimirfering. The rigid couwe pursued by Spain will add a now republic to- the American gnlaxy. - Tho be nd syndicate said a domes tic bon J fiubscription could not be ef-fccti-d in the.Uuited Stales. But they were mistaken. Secretary Car lisle f-ay that the "success of the loan U avsurcd." This being true there Ik no revsiin for the existence of the Morgaii syndicate, wherefore, it has been ll.jeolved. The credit of the government is stronger than ever before. England got a war scare on last week. Her publicans allowed them selves to become excited because the Kmperor of Germany tent a congrat ulatory ditpatch to Kruger, president of 1 rananvual in Southern Africa. Home t,ity that Emperor William de sires to bo gracious to Holland be cause there la a princess in the low Linda worthy for his son to espouse. Knt'latid now understands this, but 1.4 goinj forward with a little gameol I. lull. She is getting out her flying tj lad ron of battleships, which is to be exhibited In the harbors of her icighbor. The cruise may be ex tended to tho United States, but no one here will be frightened unless it bo General Mile. Boundary di.-plea are the popular cause f disturbance between nations nowaday, and in order to Indulge In this cnliar fud, California and Ore. pin su nt likely to have a controversy over Pilot Kock. In referring to the proportion of the Ashland Crater Lal.o Club to carve the arms of the otitic of Oregon on Pilot Rock and dedicate it as a monument to Dr. Whitnitin, the Bulletin of San Fran cisco waxes eloquent aud warns Ore gonians to keep their hands off the landmark. It rial ins an interest in Pilot lin k for California, and in the course of its remarks wanders from tho sul jctt In traduce the memory of Dr. Whitman. The Times is willing to allow California to claim the credit in tho East of raising Oregon fruit mi I d the blowing fur the whole corit; but we will never allow the tarhead state to have Pilot Rock, or tkfiiioollio name of Dr. Whitman, who Mas much more of an Important character than the grt "Pathfol- lo'Acr" who flllibustered in California In t'Hrly dayn. Jacksonville Tunes, A shadow of I he Monroe doctrine rests over the little Dutch republic ol Transvaal, Mid eveu that thin sub ituiico is a protection, as appears frot:i the statement of Perry Ireland, who has just arrived in Canada from (Son ill Africa as the representative tide of n company which Is to hold tm intt mi. (inn tl Industrial exposition nt Johannesburg next May. Speak. Ing of tits dinicullies in the Transvaal Mid tho ra-ons for the Jameson mid fi.is.-t, he says when he left Johannes. Imr; six weeks ago the t'ltlanders vt rc moving In expectation of Jame .4i's Invusioii, and that all outsider xt t Americans were prepared to wtlccii'.c him. The immigrants f.-i ni the United States stood In the wny, however, and to thtlr efforts vm dojtitless due the doctor's ihroWHlowu." These Ann r leans, though they resented Boer oppres itm, were posed to any movement that might end In the Transvaal be coming a colonial possession of Eng I.iikI. J lie reason they gave was that, if Great Britain came Into pee sowioii of the country, the high wages V ould be reduced before the rapid In flux of Englishmen that would follow. A SPECIAL SESSIOS. The propriety of railing the state legislature together in ecial session ha been broached. Tin object b to get relief In the matter of public ex penditures. Ought an extra session to be held? If any part of the appro priation bill of the last session can be repealed without crippling the public service, or at least enough aaved to amount to more than the expenses of the session, then it ought to be held. So far those who are quoted as urg ing the step have mentioned the aav ing that would accrue by withhold ing from the schools, from the hospitals and from the railroad com mission. The Independent thluks now, as always, that the church hos pitals and homes ought not to be sup ported by the state in whole or In part. The law creating the railroad commission ought to be amended, though we need a commission of some kind. In the light of past experience the service might be cheapened, and if so. it ouuht to be done. The schools ought not to be attacked. There may be other savings that can be made. Economy might be prac dced in the state printing office, in : he secretary of state's office, aud in the lighting of publie buildings. A whole lot of those incandescent lights about the slate house aud other pub lie buildings might be disconnected and thus save the state $9.00 each er year. That leak is largely under the control of the cupltol commissioner, if that board is yet retained. The greatest saving hinted at is in revis ing the salaries of tho county officers The advocates declare that if au at tack on those salaries is deferred till 1807, the changes cannot be made effectivo till July, 18i8, whereas, if amendments are passed before July, ihey can proierly become effective at that date. Bat that one busiaess uiau In Sa lem, who said: "I would not have any confidence in the present legisla ture cuttiug down expenses in any way if every member would sign a written guarantee," is silly, aud don't deserve the name of business man. The members of the lost legislature are fair-minded men. Some of them are the immediate neighbors of that "one man," and are resected. Ol course, the "one man" admits that his neighbor is honest, but Just over the river, or across the mountains lives a legislator who is venal. The "one man" must remember those so objectionable In his eyes have near neighbors whose respect Id enjoyed. .Several Salem corresiiondenis have talked In the same vein, but their criticisms are only evidences of their owu weakness. The legislature of 1895 Is as fair a lot of men as will come together lu 1897. They reflect the sentiments of the people who chose them. A twenty-days' extra session will cost $15,000, or more. If $20,000 can be saved, It will pay to have an extra session. aIf $20,000 cannot be saved, then an extra session should not be held. A session ought not to be call ed to see whether or not $20,000 could be .saved. There must be no experiments. Editob of Independent: The legislature of tho state of Ore gon, like that of other states, is elect ed for the purpose of making needed legislation, and the constitution wise ly provides that if this is not com pleted at the regular session, or if an unexpected emergency shall ari-e when legislation may be needed, the governor of the state may call au ex tra session (if the legislature for the purpose of giving the relief required. lift duty iu tho matter depends sole ly upon the urgency of the legislation required. That the present flnaucial condi tion can be relieved by legislation is evident. It Is equally evident that the regular session of the present leg islature owningto the contest for U. S. senator was worse than wasted, and no relief was given.to the people of the state. The bitter feelings engendered in this unfortunate contest defeated all efforts for needed legislation, and in all probability accounts for the ad journment of the legislature with practically nothing dono but the elec tion of a United States senator and the passage of an appropriation bill that is an outrage upon the taxpayers of the state. Every effort to relieve these tax pay cm was deflated, and I venture the assertion that no legisla tive session has been held iu the state of Oregon that, if we except its selec tion of a United states .senator has done so little for the eople thatVlect ed them. The complaint is general of the failure to give us much needed legislation. Let the governor call an extra session to do the work neglect ed to le done, and that tho condition of the taxpayers at the present time will not admit of being delayed, and more relief can, and I believe, will be given than will Iw posiblo at the next regular session, bete the de moralization of another senatorial coLtest will lie again felt. Estimates of the expense of an ex. I ra cession i .afrmn tl0,0tn) to $11,000. Judicious legislation, which may be enacted l t. would, before the time when-the i.t.vsof tho next legisla ture, If eiiiti led, become effective; would save 14 the taxpayers of this slate hundreds of thousand., and that at a trine when relief Is most nee Jed As legislative action looking to the rt duct ion of salaries and fees of coun ty and state officers, if enacted at an extra session, would take effect as early as July next, the saving upon these items alone for the next two years would be ten times the amount of the expense of the session. The repeal of the otj actional fea tures of the general appropriation act would greatly reduce the amount of the state tax. The irepeal or the amendment of the laws providing for com missions to waste the hard-earned money of the taxpayers of the state would stop another leak in the treasury, which, but for the confusion connected with the senatorial fight, would bave been done at the regular session. The present salaries and fees of of fleers were fixed In flush times, and were extravagant then. Under the present changed circumstances they are but little better than legalized robbery. While the ability to satisfy the taxgatberer depends uion the sacrifice of property at one-half its usual value, aalariea and fees of of ficers are on the rates of prosperous times. Reductions In salaries and fees cannot have effect during the terms of office held at time such re ductions are made, and this Is a good reason that a special session should be held, to that reductions would ef fect salaries of all officers elected at the next general election. This will give the people the benefit of such proposed changes, in the laws two years earlier than if made by the next legislature. This if nothing el-e would Justify the governor in calling the legislature together at an early day. The members have heard from the voters in no uncertain voice al ready, and I feel well assured that the call would be met by them in such a manner that reform would be the order of the day. Let us hope that the dread of needed reform may not prevent them from tiaviug a chance to show the people that their election after all waa not altogether a mistake. Governor Lord has an opportunity that rarely occurs to place himself in the list of benefactors to the suffering people who have placed him In the high and responsible position that he occupies. Let them satisfy him as to their wishe in this matter, aud I believe these wishes will be respected will receive that consideration that the subject requires, and a special session will be called. Taxpayer. Our government ought to establish its authority sufficiently In Transvaal so that it will not be compelled to ask England to protect individual Americans who may be there. It Is possible that "the Oregonian has no friends," and it may be that it "cannot possibly have any," but the Independent acknowledges its desire to have friendi, scores of them the more the better. Grant friends rather than enemies. Rev. Dr. Wallace, of Portland, speculated In mining stocks. He bought on a rising market and tried to sell on a falling market. Then he squealed. The Dr. has enough nerve In his pulpit, but on the street he U like other men aoine other men. It Is evident that the Venezuelan commission does not propose to do Its work hurriedly4 and this policy will be approved by. the country. The Issues Involved are of vital im portance, and should be considered in a deliberate and painstaking way, with a view to arriving at a conclu sion that the government can safely stand upon, even to the extent of going to war for Its maintenance. In 1861 the bankers of New York and the other big cities freely poured out treasure fur tho mainten ance of the government. Then men culled the act "patriotism." The same spirit is yet abroad, and when occasion presents is disclosed to the country. A case in point Is that of President St. John, of the Mercantile National Bank, of New York City, who had $."00,000 in gold deposited with the United States sub-treasury the other day and took in exchange the same amount In Greenbacks. When questioned concerning the transaction he -remarked: "When the notes of this government are not just as good as gold this bank will go out of business." FRASKLIff DAY. To-day, Friday. January 17th. is the next "flag day" at the public school. The event to be celehrured ii the birthday of that eminent pliilo-o- plier ana statesman, Ueidiiiiin tranklin, horn at Boston, Ma-s., January 17, 1706. Those of ourcili- x-iii wishing to know more: of tiiis remarkable -man should call at the public school to-day, at 2 o'clock p. in., where this program of exercises will be observed : Beiij. Franklin.. Recitation Daniel Webster.. ...Annette Elliott Trella Ford Wtille Hare Erm.-i La tli sin ..Lelah Patterson Recllatiou... Reading Vocal solo... .Ethel Morgan Oration "Alexander Hamilton" ..Faank iStewurt Recitation Lottie Peters The Flag Mr. Elliott Battle ot New Orleans, and Geneaal Jack win.. John Muslin Composition Estella Boscow Address G. W. Patterson, E-q, Our little rlfy wa favored with a protracted meeting, closing last week, under the tupervision of Rev. Dun lap. Quite an iuteiest in religion was manifest. Our citizens turned out Tuesday and did some Improvement to our church house, preparatory for the quarterly meeting. Dr. Gue, of Portland, will occupy the pulpit next naooatn. Some of our citizens have been complaining of rheumatism for the last week or two. Dr. Pan ford and wife have just re turned from Oswego, where they have been visiting sick relatives. The Young Men's Republican Club will reorganize next Saturday even ing, preparatory to active service In the coming campaign. L4UEEL SOTE. - Weather clear and cool. Let us look ater potatoes audsuch things that uted protection from cold. Our neighborhiMsJ is attain in health and piietius. We bad five iit.ies of typhoid and of scarlet fevtr. All have re.Mi ued their health. Dr. 'laiuit'sle ntiidu several visiis to .e our sicli. The distemper or some epidemic prevails among horse here. Mr. Warner lot a valuable young mare lat week with the -disease. It is hard on him, as he only had the one span. I am 6orry to s:iy otir hop growers here are somes lint discourag.d with the low-price of hops. Some think of plowing up tlteir hops, or a part of them. Homo didn't get enough out of their crop to pay expenses. The Warner brothers, though, suy they wilt n.-t plow theirs up, for they had $0 a piece after their expenses were paid. School in district No. 80 will close next Friday, January 17th. Miss Mollio Tuuuer has given good satisfaction. D. G. C. Oeo. Sehulmerli h Installed the following officers of Ptiwiiix liOtlge, No. 34, last Mondav evening: P. V. C. F. J. Williams; Vice-Com., T. M. Kel-o; Prelate, C. Janseu; K. of R. and N., L. A. Long; M. of K, L. W. House; M. at A., J une Uive; I. G , E. L. James, and O. G., Jbu Kelly. At the sainn date, Mrs. Ella tlusion, L). G. C, installed the offi cers i if Pliuuiicia Temple, No. 10, R. S., vU: Mrs. Alma iMrrien, P. C ; Mrs. Susie Stanley, M. E. C; Mrs. .Initio Sewell, E. ('.; Mrs. Liza I in line, E. J.; Mrs. Eisi" Kchuliuerich, M. of T.; Mrs. Ell William., M. ol It. hihI fcv; Miss Daisy Ileiilii,.!'.; Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman, G. Yonr Hjjt Wvut Lire a Muittk. So Mr. Oilman Brown, of 31 Mill St., South Gardner, Mass., whs lolil by the doctors. His son hail lun trouble, following typhoid malaria. and be spent $375 doihirs with doc tors, who finally iravo nun up, say ing: "Your bov wont Uvea mouth." He tried Dr. King's New Discovery, and a tew bottles restored him to Ilea I Hi and enuhlcd him to ir to wurk a erfeclly well man. He says he owes his present isond health to use of Dr. King's New Discovery, and knows it to m Uie Ix-st in the world for limit trouble. Trial bottles Iree at Hllisboro Pharmacy. liucklea's Arnica hatir. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chnped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. Jt is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price i!5 cents iier box. For sale by Hillshoro Pharmacy. &CUUUL ItEPOjtT. The following is a report of the Centerville school, legiiiuing No vember 22d, and ending December 20th : No. of days taught, 19; No. of pupils enrolled, 18; total .No. days attendance, 3;!3; total o. days HO sence, 23; average daily attendance, 17; No. of times tardy, 5; those neither absent nor tardy during the month: Lizzie Moon, rankle il son, May Wilson, Lunice Corum, Samuel Townsend, ilattio UTts- maker, Leonard Van Lun and John Marsh. No. of visitors present dur Ing the month, 80. We wish to thank the patrons and pupils fir the interest taken in the school, and for the kindness that was shown to the teacher. C. P. Blanch a kd. t ree Tills. Send your address to H. E. Buck len & Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial w ill convince you of their merits, lhese pills are easy In action and are particularly effective in the cure of constipation and t-ick headache. For -malaria and liver troubles they have U'cn proved In valuable. They are guaranteed to las la-rfeetly free from every deleteri ous substance and to be purely veg etable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to sloniai h and Imwels, grettly invigor ate the system. Regular size, lioc per box. Isold by Hilislajro Phar macy. The convention of Ignition, which the Emperor of Gcrmanp has disre garded, was signed in 1881, and pro vided that tho republic of the liocrs, though otherwise independent should conclude no treaty or engagement with any state or nation except the Orange Free State, nor with any native triUs lying to the east or west, without the approval of England Tho discovery of gold came two years later, and with it the heavy immigration, out numbering the Btars and threatening their rule in territory net apart for them by the convention of IHSt Campos h islscii claiming an army over 100,000 strong, but It is doubt- lul if the insurgents will find half thi-i nu in hi T MiouUI they capture Havana. Grant at Vicksburg was the only general who ever captured an army by slegR and found it largtr by many tliuimimls than had been uped. KJate creation has been proceeding rapidly in recent year-. Four tiew states the to Dakota.', Montana, and W ashington were math in 1&S9, two Idaho end Wyoming in 1S90, and one Utah in 1S96. Probablv 1897 will seeanother state, Oklahoma added to the llsf. If the United htales is to have any thing to do Inot shooting match with Turkey, it must lie done alone. Our government must not Join any other power In the matter. We mut un dertake the J il and complete It just as we did with the B.irbary states in the north nf Africa. Tlrf tifls to (ol eics, churche. li braries nn I public charities In this country lat year amounted to $28, 01.1,519, against $19,957,116 In 1S94. Ttis is one of the items iftit always ennnaze t elude the professional soriati.-t. Colorado reduced Its j id of silver i last ear by $2,oUii,ott nnd Increased its) gold output l y $6,200,tHs). luy looks turprUingly like a new ratio and goldbug activity of the most tuVtive klatt. 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M. lio.vuri, iii'it:n iM,i ni iti t ' norvti iuu of mm i t Jlo.vui '. irjct, Zt.bO cbaliia to th j t'or;h-'..-t hwr l utU liortf.ir! trite, lb 11 -e sou b I '2 '27 I'ttout tj t.ia s jut.iju-t c ruur of Mi,d Ho artl truof, induce sotith 2 Villus, m no or to t;i? uortii tt c ot laul now u-vttel by M l a t.ai l lly, Itittn. u ent about 1-3 tim iis, nioif i.r iv-t, to tb. r.ortbarit corna.' ot tiu Mi Nft if ira t ol la d, tlieii' e outbwanl 0I011 r (ii imh ,ine of lh iit.N;iv luna to tlifl center t MeK iy crt'vk, tb-ne nor.iiAurl a.tni'f :ln. cen er ot ttti.i AU K. y crt-t k wit i Uiu iini a title nn 7 tlier oi, to wluTi) thy ettttie crusHei too l:nt-divlJai lie uo.ti L,.i 1 f om tbeaou'ti It.tit o. i. 1 W;ii J 1 y nr.-i hOdtim i inuti r aito, t!i- in vv at on na l ttiwH.ou .in 4"i lo.i u: r or tiw, to Hit pim e ol t.L-K'in ii-iu, tni'i l o.i u iiiiikt i .rty (4 ) arr. ni o. i j-, .0 ;el.ier Wob a I i ili r r..i, lit e, .1 ,u; ei uiU t suite ol W.i.ium j 1: y, ilcvv.t-.i, a itie time of lua tiy ittt.or tli.it nii.ee acrrui to bin en uo, 1:1 'i:u i.:t c a 1110. 8. ul innd w iil b eoi 1 in tniMs toaiii: (iiirch.iS r. '1 be porim i.i-t 01 1:1c ard ira-'t b.'iiK ;m h . tl, muU ua. b n;.t Lbf following lei ill 1 u.' m.c: Uue-tbird tf the purcii.io n led t) paid, caU in burnt. One tin tl o: tbtf putehH-e prue to bi punt out ye.tr Iroiii tb t il.ty aip ft m the rem ini'iur ot tiie piir .-li prii:i l i io pad lo ytttr liotn iiieuaof eule:d-- terred payments to tlru- iii r at i. t rata of 10 pr cvi;i t-r ain.uin, , i'.ll alitiUaUy, and to he s.-i urf-J 0 uinr f;:i.'U utmu tl; preinis a inl, t 011 ve iiiicc t j u at purLiiact' ei;-i,i. WM. . JOLr.Y. 34-88 I1 HANK i(. J U.Y. Executor of tbf lust will utot tOai. ujy;,t ol iu. J-diy. dfvo.isc l. NHFItlFF'S NAI.K OX ki:i.( isi:. Y VIKTl K AN EX I :t i'noN. Ut .1 . Ul 111 li ilcci-fw aiitl or.ler ul il.-, 1 tue t rcitil c'-jurt ttt tl.u 1S1 iu in u-in. ior binut'in Cinii.y, in Inuiui iamo tira.tuii. ftiluiinii..r'iijr 01 t i. ni;ae of t'rilll fr'lllir, '.r..-i(.i( ritiiin. li, finil H:iii-t William M Li'Oil ami ,hirv M. I.i-u I, 'I. telliliint.., lor Hie sum in l.Y'i, ( it. utiti i.ir the luriher biiih of $..0 , I. va J cuin. with TiU'TVAi thfretm ai in rite ot n percent p.-r iitiiiuut, lrui Hi 11.1, duv ul becetiil.er, 1M?, anil I.ir tiia i ui.h auU ex pefritrs (il naif unit of m tl wrii. Sow. lln.Ti.liir-, by v:i tai an t l.i riir-i-ant-e of aul jii-Um u:, ii-. r-- nn-l or l-r nf onle, 1 wi.i. flu M i:.- 3 I il iy ol Kcliru.-ir.-, li!!"', "hi fin ihJi iloi.r m tlu Curl It. !, in Hi. s i 'i Wa.iim.'M'i County, On ii-iu. til it v itmr it I i in-j.-K A. M., of mi.d il..y. v I :.i p-ti lu-iiii -L'.mi to the biu'liit-i In. i l. r f ii c ..mi, t i'j liil.nw-inif-Uecrih..il real projnrtv, I -wtl: A l of that i'if( paring i-.n l tntrt of land Iviiiir, i" ii K mi l uu ilc in W.i-uinit-ton C .lint., Ur.-.iti, a 1h.mii tuoru par ticularly knon ai.'l ttr8it.'iiitit-(l : h 1 of tli norttt haif ut hf ii.i, lii -ani timr rrt.l vctitin 3 t' it.-.i i p u ,r. souiti r ti: r thr r Hem, Vtltalll'-l o lilHit l.;ill, rtittltt.it. inn 00 ArriM, to sal y t;iu lit rftmi't-inrv 'i.ilimti i-liiilti, attit lor t ll o ctt.i. ami tx ItensHS o- .il: h.-i.f. S i:.t pr .( oriy ta i i i ti sol.) atitijeri lo letliutiti to u. inr aiuiute ol I Irexoii. Uinit-ii my hau l tlii. li'l iidv ' f J iu. rjr, 1KU. ii. 1'. tlj..l). cucriti ol u a-tiiit'-r-tt'i i tutnt. , or. Ijr W. 1. liiiApr- rtt, I) i mv. Thoa. II. l.tiiKUe, Ali-niiiy n r f .n in,-". Kx.'cntor'i. ot!.. VTOTICE 13 HEHKI'.V OIVI S, tn mil wi I itntl it-iant-it ii J n t m, lite 'f t't-i-nt. as ilt ild:) touny, Orncitn, hat li . tin tr a!m'n.il tti prt.oaif, y ijif. t.' it.iny . t urt ol tin. Stuti-ot Ori-iruii, Mr W .- i.'ul-u-d t't-tinty. Hint la:i-ra .laMiiifiit i v t.t.r. i ti liave I- n i.-ut" I iti n; e a - vx en tor o; . - .1 u in. and ilint 1 hart tin v it.tl.li I , I . net.. ip -n lli a.-H-Uara t,i in ,- ti i i 9 ,i, ttu ii ejiriiit.ir. All rwi i, thf-.-t fori", li.vins ila iii- air-, ii-. .1 .-'nre ar- t -. v rrtii. M-,j an.l nqt. r-. i, i re. "tit H.vth. aim 1 1 . u rtt. er to o -Lrr-, Iti in. ul in. law njirt o Tiioi. II. I'm cui. in li I Mitir.i, W-isiiinr- itui . ..i.n y. O rt-m, w Una ai nui.ii.. tr III ll v tinitf lier..t. Curiu-uua, Ul K in. i i"" tt 9. I'll t A ill. I'h A ill., El -rut'ir of ih. e.-'a.-. o: ,1 t-..u K:in, l-l.. ..fit. MV-7 i nt nam: ok Ta.iDr. A I nE-trAIiLK VI 1.1' i or. l o . I 1 . k line. Til a e l r r...-;, ; u citv t "tu tr-. in 1' -f i .1 a. nut iron, mi e.f proierty la i.irerrd t n r 'or aerc-tg? pro:.'rtj limits. F.ir fall nir'i"..,r, r drMi Ml!.-. MM: V ii--. i.f i I..M 1.1 V r -l 1. T t . n. I Trrn'nrr-r'! XwII-h. N'OIl K fS UP.ItKFiV .iv: n. TIfT a. I .'"tin t wtrr.m-. ..:-.--1 n -...r lo Aun.t l.i, ltfW, n-e no-T r- !f nialila ni Ihaolllr-of l!nMW) le.i.tirer. and in. Irrrv will rea on the n:re ain-r Janu ary 17. l.tfl. I'. rli' Ifiil.' ()-.. ('! KihdavAf Janniry, lX i. V. - A TPi V 1 1 IN, 34-3 i 1 1 unly Trraurr. The U. S. Gov't Reports tbow Royal Baking Powder i L tupartor to all othan. 1 Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report .NHEKIIF.S NVI.F. OX roiri:i MM ItK. in -Y VIRTUE OK AS EXKCPT ION. ) ilecrra kini orh-r il on I, is.urU out ul IlmllrcUU t UIUI Ol lll Ola Ol U.'Con. . lV a ir in Jror-t lirov i !.. . I'r-t-k, ( k mt iifini; N 41 tl v. i5 mill. V 'JO IV t .r'-ii n ot ts t..o iioriirAfMt t'oiurr 01 a t; in 1 i infill 21 tf (ttjimrf, farnntnv '(n-Vt-1 lv iil'v- n -tnel K'liuiiaii Will-k-r iwi'l wile :o W. II. lit. I ; run n in ibf uct to-r W 41 i.e., I"i ii.in, V 7 lt" , tberre ! tmrt'i 4h il j. 43 mm. E 'J-,; tU- nee utb J 41 ui'tf I.) in n, K 7 led ; totriK'tt sutltli 4 J ue;, 4" ni h. V '2 u Ivvt i Hie I. 4 liltH),'l lit! ft.tuati in V.llMtioill i'tiUii-,1-', O t- on, to utl-I li.e iuTi'iiiletore i .ii-o t tii ii, itu.l i.;r U-e io j ir I c Iff II -Of ot H Hl SO", t .1 (M il,. I', t ,- A ill lu Ml I 9tl1il0t t'l rt- in 1 l 0:1 1 rr f ii ttv t ir iti, V, iM.e oy buml lbi ?llli ! tv ff ltf-teiiiui-r. l.sui li. 1. rli;i, ' nit of U'ri!hiiiKtou LOiiuii . O. ! Hy W. J. i Kiur Kr, l jiinv. I Smith V Hons x. ri- ," Aliorurys tor i'laintil!. VirmTK OK AN EXECUTION, ierrt'L- mi I or ter ol mile, i.iul out Ol ( t ii i-iiil C o'trrot lb Slal ul 4rvoit. mr ; Wa'iiniun Co'-itttv. in f .v..r ol' larru- J iiitinrv, nt itiif houiU l or of Itie Court il- tise, lu Jliilhlxfro, Ai"liint:lon i ti nt y, Or.'oii, ut ttif timir ot 10 n'u.oirk a. u. ol tout d y, ie l nt pub ic aucnoti to biL'hesi butdt-r for cu b, the ioiiowin .it -cruitf I n-iil prnpan y, iow it ; . Lvutrf 'tu l iK'.nc iti iuu -un;y of Wi'dli- i nrrioii, hiaie ot (rfon, bt uuilf-l lii pur- i ti. actrly i,bcril"l i follows: '1 h aoutti w-r tjii inc. (S V Hectioii thirtyis Kl in t'tvnliin tm.-e (: north tanie li i 1 (A) At ut of the ihutiifite merMcin, coo uti.()( oik buinlrMi aud Pily atret loor. ' r to h niify tereiiiiMlore nittued jtuins, ;hd lor lite eoi-ts ntid xpouu of 1 Il Tt'AiV. Sii l propertv will I old put j ot t ro- iii.-tPtit.ou us ter btaiute ot Onuotu A i::ie- my h.ma tiii Ul U d v f IK- n m.. . IMo. ii. i FOliU, bliL-r ll ol V;'binrto'i C.iiint v, ' el:0, l'v W. i). iiRAiroRi, Dopiiiy. A. Kinu Vii.i)3 and S. it. Hra on, ;il o Aituruys lor i'uiuuiir. BioyV aiul Uirtn Aid SmU ty of Oregon. OYB MAY BK HAD (AM) KOME- titn-. -.'irttt) Ittr (1) ordinary aervit-e ai AitirB; ('.') ap-iii ititluiitiiri, o w rk, at iittnj -.rli'iol, and b ltroiii;hi up ome lint a. your own; anil (3) children m-iy be had ftir le-rrl atlopt'on, A til'" V. T. l AKUNK.lt. Supt. H-tv nnd U.tia' Aid Socitty, i'ort lauJ, llrt'ic-Jii. ititiru i.Aiixo. TOitv ft liriik HI NO. THE WKLI.-KNOWS k l'1-.eratulro.iiracior, w 11 cxecu il w -rk riuru-itt-ti to him. draw t tlinn :ind afiet'ilu-.-ii iiim, nntl intiKa estimates. r ( Fins in Hit aiiorn: T. H. loiitu. H. 13. Iltition or It i!. C. (JaulU l'ttr't-nid Titltlri'i-t," Sill t'oliilnlna 8u 0-il, mmmmmmmm- iwm SEASON OK 1S95.1S00. WILL RUN TWICE A WEEk BETWEEN Francisno San and New Orleans OVER THE GREAT SUNSET ROUTE LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS rrotn Tuo-Hl-i.tr, Novcmlx-r 6, 1M5. The mottt conriili tP, mtvlern, eltgantljr fqntpfK'tl anil porf.-ctly tmingnd Vwtl- Lmli-tl TrancontineiituI Train In America, N'. w E-jnipment, wpccUllr deaigucil and Itiiilt fttr (hit frvlr. IIl:t(T (0iXECTI0t sew OKI.CASS FoB All. r.isiEftx ronw. net the. ma (t80il0fl-lMC'aCJggg; r NEW llavii.tr renled the Warehouse at Est eml of M y aon Street llrkiiie and Railroad Track, lviat Portlaml. I r rionn of yZ I am prepared to baudlc Flour, Grain. Mill Feed, Hay. &c. I WILL P0 A COMMISSION BUSINESS. Also Buy and Sell. Cheap Storage. Side-track t b iildinjr. iToo-l.wt floor space. I Load and I uluad Cars Truck to any part of the City oa short notice. I have as good a stand as there U m the City for Bu-iiics I will have a Chop mill in baru. I solicit a share ol your orders. . . 1 a. neu rariucrs u Feed or Hay in my horses over night Thanking you for A. 911 It u t kikrn A i-amuo. L. V. BERCKMOBS, WATCHMAKER eoiseamiC9 SAtiarviiun vwni-. . PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSICAL, The Academi prepares forColleflcand gices a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaclibfl or business. All ex penses cenj loto. Hoard and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tocek, including electric light and heat. , . THE COLLEGE DORMITORY Under excellent management, furnishes board and room at $2.25 per tceeh. Many students rent rooms nnd board thcmselces at a total cost not to exceed 1.50 per tceek. For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Groce, Oregon. 10 T? HILISEORO ,,el,nn!'rf.U,i','.rT-,r!"i''?b'elfri,.'nC'eJ petrnt and paiiibtakinir iliarttiaci.iti I THE lEjjjjj The 'lilUlwro lMiarmii orilpr. Its drtW from th morl rolial.lo ,:.,.,, Irt.,rt-r. ', and la llmruitirlilv aunul iml - Ih .,. r.m,.i.ii. . """ lK a lim-rlaj. pwwrii.iM.ii b.t.ineH mogt-npi.rovrH lHiet num Cummmin of nio.li, e .,,.1 pliarnm.-y advar.,. lUslug of pmilmr a-lvntita. , , " , r rhainir its siipi.tii-a. (w lis to its l.n.inov. .,u' r.r ...1.: '. 1 . " . "n"n.. !"- Die Im.kI i....J.. 11.. r..,;r...;.- . 1. " ' 1 l'"" w'"eqiifiliiy lower tllan Utw A i 1 I lie I'-nilins nrtiilen of DRl'flflKTui - , . ' 1h.,oi, liuuT xnUeai '""oiit r VTEXT MKMCISES ofHll l.tilar ki,l U,V. in .Kk. Tl.e rim-at W1XES an.l MqUOIia a.ipplied in r.iiaof iickm. THE HILLSB0R0 PHARMACY, Union Block, DELTA DRUG STORE Next Door llrjan-Laidlaw Store. lUin Slreel, Ilillsboro, (h.gon. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO QUALITV AM) AICIIUCV IN DISPEXSIN0. A FIXE LIXE OF TOILET AltTICTF PATEXT MEDICIXES, &c. AT LOWEST FltlCEs! Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Wm-ld i Fair Hlclmt Medal and Diploma. Police of Finn I Nrttlrmeiit. VOTKE IS HKIlKliY 01 VEX. THAT ' uiK'er.. trin il a 1 iiiiiniratir'ol tlif .late nl Hnrai, A. l.-vrrn h, l-cirl htj l.i-1 i intl ;,un j C-iiiri ul' V. :,,,nnKl urn fouti'y, O e n, n.y t.i.ul a.-. ..nut a. adill lin.li.i or i l i-. l r,i ltp, hi ii Hint .r.inrt L:i, Iit.,1 .M .i.uur. 10 ,),y i-.b u.iry, IMiO. nt Hie U. ur ot 10 ..'cl. fc . o' aaul uair, as mi t.me fur l.'.ir.nur di- ji-i.-tioni to n.U 1. ai aicouul and ii- i,n,.l f ti.'ina 11 of -,i .I i-ju.t . D-itrJ I is 3 I d.iv ol J .niuarr. lf'rfc WM. I.KVH1I II. A I fill 11 im' rktnr tf iim ..iul. ... t. u 1 'i O iriii a.'.-triii , iib, e 11, X 37 AdmlniHrntor'M o(irr. YTI( E Is Hi;ilK!)Y t.IVKX. 1IIT .! Ilia u dr 1,.,, ti- y 1 i -'Uiitf C.urt of thehita .nl ur, t. r ttotliinftiuri ('..nut . imi., r,l r.innni.. t-(itir ol in r.ia 01 J.) .. .rn-: ,f. -.1 iia. i i.n ti..ii a irn a Iniin.r. A'i t-r.t. hav. 11 v' f-h.il..,. ... itd, a '.rator. aid r.ia-a r t.rvr.y r.,u r- I lo f.rwnt 'I.- a. li,,.,,:,,,. 1 ,.,,. v-.vr t tl ... t .rj ul (i . . I' !! t .. ... II , l.i', line !. k it. ..l.i n & 111.1..1.- ... - jt" .1,.- I i'l a. Hi .1 djy ol J ii.u iry. 10' li.ia 2;d 1 iio-. k f't,r.sri.ir 'a ni'r-.r o( ll.r r line ul J.. .VMaJkUcvftif. BUSINESS 1 1 . ..... their load of drain. hands to sell. I will keep their 0 free of charge. No Feed Free. past Patronage, I Remain yours, S. DUDLSY, roitTiiAMi, M:;:t;y. u Shroud St., r 1. 0.. IHMsljoro. .. WATCHES. CLOCKS .. JEVVLERY. SPECTACLEIS. ETC. Flu mid ConiltIlrat.il Uiitt ll I'l l n!rlur. SCIENTIFIC, LITERHfJY WINTER TERM BEGINS JANUARY 2, JSDG. DRU XX 33- PHAB EIACY Ih--1 Ac.Un.tO .llVfie.ltlg l,y iu,,,. h Tl.e pr-pri.-tur. are ..-ver w,ti-l.f.,r ' nt l, i. ui. 1.1..1 .1 . . . .' 1 '" . '"""'I "a" "iN'Minia nil 1.1-n imm 1 lliote of nio..t- U juiting Pt'XDUlKS, itiHiulim; die I l.NKsT f ' - "'vj, iiiv, Hie (11) tit: IUU of fsPECTACLKS .,! kYI-XJ LASSIE A I'l ll. Ii U . . I . oil prnHniptiu Hillsboro, Oregon. t'LONI HnoK MKL'll V- I.,...V."M A.N Ki, V t 'OS, m - ..n-riTi- .a .1 (r,. p ... 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