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HILLSBORO IXDEPEXDEXT.
tuu-rtj In the posPinVeat HUlsrjoro.Oregoti,
aa MUlt4'lM suauer.
Mubecrlptioa, In vlvuo, par year !'
JULLSUOIU) Pl'BIJHHINU CO., Proprietor.
1). M C. OAL'I.T, Editor.
utntt.tL r.tr&m or r ct
Fill DAY, FEBRUARY 7.
HMTI'l.tClX STATE CtmEXTIOS
A r iiuliliran convention for the
Mat.- tit )n-on U callttl to meet
tin- city of I'urtUiul, on Tliumdny,
April it, 1&W5, Ht 11 o'clock a. m
tli 'iirMef)f nominating candidal
f.ir i'it-idti(ial elector and tttate
nn-1 I i-t t U-t offices, ex'j)t congrei-
iiu n, Hinl of fl'ctinjf four deleft)
ut-lnri) to the republican nationul
couvi-nti'.n, and lo transact auc
otlu r I'IihSixmh a may properly come
before tlie convention. Theconven
ti'in will consist of 237 dcle(;at
eh')--!! ly the several count ij
f'dlowM :
Uiiki-r 5 Lunt
lii rilou a I, Inn I
( iukiuiiin 12 Lincoln
'lat.-uip 7 Malheur
Columbia 5 Marlon I
. Coos
Crook
Curry
Douglas ....
(iillmin
(runt
Harm -y ......
JnckKni ....
JoHcphine...
Kliiniiith ...
J-nko
.A
...1
4 Morrow
....3 Multnomah.
....2 Polk
shi-rniuii
....3 Tiliamook ...
....: Umatilla ....
....2 Union
....7 Wallowa
....4 'a.o
....2 Waxhinton
....3, Yamhill
t'Tlie name tH'ing one ili'U tftitu-ut
lar'o from tuch county and one dele
Katu for every 200 vote and one f
every fraction over one-half lliert'i
ca-t fr th republican i andidate f
governor tit the election Id IJ in tliiit
ti-Mf on June 4, 1804.
'Thn committee recommends that
tho primaries Le held on Saturday
March 2lt, mid the county conven
tion.i on Saturday, March 2, 1MX
unlens others Iho ordered by the
proper county coinmittttH. .
"All voters in fuvor of the repuhli
can principal of protection to Amerl
can indu.-ttrus and American lalxir
the upbuilding of a home market, a
sound financial policy and a patriotic
enforcement of the Monroe doctrine
are cordially invited to unite with
us." GEO. A. STEEL,
Wh.i.iam Kaith, Chairman
Secretary.
Portland, Or., February ft, 18i)C.
itr.rt iu.ica.v justiuct convention
IhT ()..UrSI(XAI. DISTRICT.
"A repnhliciiii convention for the
first congrendotial district, of the
Btate of t tregon, Is hereby called, to
meet in thu city of Albany on Tues
day, April 7, lh!M, at 3 p. in., for the
puriKino of nominating a candidate
for rongrch and two delegate to the
national convention, the conven
tion will consist of 123 delegates, to
- Ie thiisen by the several counties, as
follow-, :
Benton 5 Lake' 3
Coos 4 Lincoln 3
Curry 2 Linn in
Clackamas 12 Marion it)
Josephine 4 I'olk H
Jackson 7 Tillamook 3
lHiunlas 9 Washington II
Klamath 2 Yamhill U
Lane 1 1
"The same being tint? delegate-at-
large for each county, and one for
each 2oo votes, or fraction over one-
half thereof, cast for the republican
governor at the election held June 4,
iso i.
"The committee recommends that
the primaries and county conventions
be held In accordance with the rec
ommendation of the state central
commitb'c.
Tl I ( W. H . TO.M i U E, l'r..
J. A. Wii-son, Secretary.
It is reported that (lermany ha
Invited Ktissian and other (siwers to
itiiuiLiurrtio a movement to end the
English influence in Egypt. The
report further state that liu.-sitt de
clines. This rentiveness on the part
of (icrninny toward KiikIiiikI is, to
any the least, juite remarkable, mid
is alarming for the k ace of Europe.
The new woman Is not yet cutting
tunl Ice in (lermany. So firmly Is
the I h a of masculine supriority fixed
in the popular mind that nolsnly
thinks of questioning it. A mi'iit
traveler obwrvetl that tier man wives
minister to their huslmnds with tin
leu) tlevotlon, and that when brothers
and sister go out together it Is the
girls who carry the package. "The
system if (iernuui education," be
says, "is devised solely to make men,
not women," and the result is that
feminine intelligence is restricted to
the details of housekeeping and the
email economies of the kitchen.
All Europe !s going wild over some
new dis4iiverles in photography. By
the miv priM-e.ss, substaueen that have
lieretoiore lieen supposed to I
epaipic are proven to be translucent
to trrtain t-lie iiiiiitl or actinic rays
tor Instance, a pine boa id before a
A VICTORY THAT IS HOT
VICTORY.
The republican organized the aen
ate by conceding the balance of power
on the finance committee to the pop
uliets, and now, just In the pinch,
they are thrown down.
Promptly on the assembling of
dple of etbica involved, the duty of
obedience, the obligation of honor,
me careiui maintenance among
young men assembled for the pur
pose) of mental and moral culture of
the code of conduct observed end
enforced among gentlemen. It was
to Inculcate these that the Oregonlan
gave prominence and partial pub
licity to this case. Attention is
congress, the house, which is fresh
from the petandoverwhe
irpuuuuia, jj'ismn an euicrxuvjr uu-
itf bill Intended to increase the reve
nues of government to a point equal
to tho expenditures. All acknowl
edged llnti it would do it. On the
heels of this, a new bill authorizing a
sale of bonds for pressing emergen
cies was also seut to the senate. All
this the house did withont taking the
usual holiday recess. Tbe two bills
went to the senate.
There the bond bill was first taken
young man to impress upon all
young men in similar case the value
of personal honor and open and
manly action. This is not the least
important teaching of the best col-
legos, and responsibility for it rests
wore upon students than upon
teachers.
"The most valuable Influences of
college life do tot emanate from the
class-room, though they are aided
I fmnllif ku tl, n I I .. a ..
up and amended so that instead of "j r
its being a bill to authorise the sale VU. "'. Krou and
of bonds to meet an emergency, it
was changed to a free silver coinage
bill providing for tbe unlimited coin
age of silver at a ratio of 16 to 1; pro
viding for the immediate coinage of
the seniorage lying in the vaults re
sulting from tiilver purchases under
the Sherman bill; providing that na
tional banks shall not be permitted
to issue bunk bills in denom
honorable Instructors. It is not all
of education to dig out Greek roots
and trace the Intricacies of the calcu
lus. Education should make gentle
men as well as scholars. The gradu
ate who has learned obedience to
superiors, courtesy to equals, consid
eration for inferiors, to fear nothing
but dishonor and to hate a sneak, to
I . respect discipline and resent tempta
I tltn trt K..i..l:..t. a r I., f
less than tlO; providing that the sec , "
retary of the treasury may redeem Iff " to n'8 o"'.
grw nbacks. in either or silver, w v'" ou ,oe
at his option, and providing that such aJ the, fu" "-ponsibility of
redeemed greenback may be again wts, and, moreover, to main-
1smi.n1. This bill dlsnosed of. the nan. Iai ,ike e,hical dMd among
ktj n .u.l..ln.. k... . i r . I
mI took thA lrifT bill In hnnrtyn,! pronii ami iraua
referred it to the finance committee. nuem nation or deviations rrou. this
This Kiiiiinitlm rni-.ru hack In th iu-uhi grauuaie wno
si-nulP. not th tariff hill, but an haS ,earned thwe hin ken
amendment which is the Identical " ie man
silver bill alr.dv Massed. This was ll"e"DW ,D hU diploma or Con
done by the uVmncratie inemlM-rs of ,aln!d ln "holarahlp prizes.
i... ...it.-. ui.(-i t. Kion-aw " w euuc-ation siuuenis
i"-- - i i i , ...... ..
..r,..ll-t Th ronuhlLvna. 4lli.r w " tfe "om eacil omer.
men thnn-rh ii...v I o... thk linp Their can guide them by
0 ' ' " I kewwk a.wl .LI Ik.. ft... 1.
of proeeedure. llepublicans, other . . . . uy 'le,
THE CASE Of BATMCD.
It will be remembered that shortly
after the convening of congress an in
quiry was set on foot looking to an
explanation from Minister Bayard
for un-American words and senti
ments uttered before an English au
dienee. llay-trd ha written to tbe
state department, touching the mat
ter. The St. Louts (J lobe-Democrat
thus pays its compliments to the
delinquent :
The correspondence between Em
bassador Ilayardaud the state depart
ment with reference to bis partisan
Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U.S. Govt Report
ABSOLUTELY PUHE
MM
hearthstone. These require our un
divided atteutlon. A merlca ll!eves
In keeping out of entangling alliances
and uupa nolle harangue. do , not ltsgt00t Bnd , ,he Monroe
rrarut uia nut in s lavorauie llgUI, x j.j ..
to say the least. Hi explanation 1De ineuds of Mr. Adam Klink.
do not explain; his defense doe not of Beaverton, are actively supporting
defend. Indeed, what he aaya upon nlm 'ur ttle republican nomination
the subject only tends to make a bad Iur county clerk. Mr. Kllnk is a
matter worse. He doe not denyProruinent citizen of that precinct.
saying in his Boston speech that "the n known throughout tl.e county as
president stood in the midst of man of sterling worth.
I
..e, u, -oS'" business man of Louisville, Ky., and
ibtv uinr uu way. - aim inai "li . ..i.ii ...... . , ,
a repulilican, was elected mayor of
..r i.A i-i.i n l i I j
maras were mane, tie says, In re
sponse to an after-dinner toat, with
out premtslitation, and in Ignorance
of the fact that a reporter was present.
It may be that the ordinary citizen
should not be helvlresiiuusible for
31st, to serve out
the unexpired term of Henry S. Ty
ler, who recently died. Todd's op
ponent was W. It. Johnson, another
republican.
IS THE IIRCI'IT tornT OK THE
I ol Un-goo, for
Lountv :
C. t f.ynipton,
The Salisbury party, iu England
has active opimsition, which con
anything he savs after dinner: but it ,,c"ln ,he Kovernment foralndon
is different with a man who is hedged ,D Armenia, J lor refusiug to ar
about by embassadoria! dignity and ourale lhe eneruelan boundary
dispute. This opposition gives some
evidence of K'ing uowerful enoui:!
, "
V) u i.-al rnsi.urv.
than memlx rs of the committee, are
incensed at the action of the majority.
but the real teaching, as well as the
learning, Is theirs. That is the best
(iuay at once moved to recommit the ! , " " """" "rm"
bill to the committee, with iustru.J'0"? ,s most thoroughly done, where
tions to repsirt the tariff bill and the
silver bill as separate measures.
Hill, a democrat, objected, and the
motion to recommit had to go over
Hut why report the silver bill at all?
Already oue had been passed, and
one is as good as a dozen.
honor is valued and exalted, and
meanness of every kind frowned
upon and ostracized. The Oregonlan
has made much of a trifling incident
to Impress this truth upon the stud
ents of the State University.
The Earl of Shaftsbury, who died
There is one useful pnrpose shown some years since, gave this graphic
in this incident. llepublicans favor picture ol the American missionaries
measures for the relief of the country, and the magnitude of their work in
while the democrats and populists Turkey. Since the utterance below
areolistructloni.su. Eor ten months quoted, the value of the work done
it ha been plainly shown that the bv these missionaries has crrmtlv
Wilson tantt bill cannot produce rev-1 increased: "I do not believe that
nue sufficient lor the needs of the In the whole history of missions;
government. Here is a bill for reve- I do not believe that in the history
ue, hut the free traders will not ac-1 of diplomacy, or in the history of
ceptlt. Populists work with them, any negotiations carried on between
The silver bill had already passed, man and man. we can find anvthimr
Wherefore, it Is fair to conclude that to equal the wisdom, the soundness.
populists are free traders, just as has and the pure, energetic truth of the
before been charged. The senate body of men who constitute the
needs a few more men direct 'from American mission. I have aaid it
the people. Even the so-called sound twenty times before, and I will say
money democrats vote with the ma- it again, for the expression appropri-
Jority of the party rather than for a ately convey my meaning, that
venue tariff bill. they are a marvelous combination .f
common sense and piety. Everv
man who come in contact with
There arc some essimlst in the thMe men peak In praise of them.
orld yet, men who seem to take a Personsjn authority and persons iu
lomisii ueiigni in manuiaciunng subjection all speak in their favor;
uisiics mat cause me common man traveler apeak well of them, and I
to doubt thegooduess and purity of know of no man who has ever been
our civilization. Soiue or these Kit.lA to nrini .irw that k,-i
ures were useil last Sunday even-Lingie valid oblectlon. Thus thev
in the papers presented at he stand, tested by years, tried bv their
l'.S. C. E. As they are remem- works and exemplified bv their
red, it was stated that a very large fruits; and I believe it will be found
re ntage of the young men of the that these American missionaries
ttion never attend public worship, haVe done more toward unholdinir
I... ft . - ... 1 n, I . "
uie ugures prrseuieu were over w. the truth and spreading the irosuel of
proprieties, it is not for such a
functionary to voter tbe potatory
plea in extenuation of misconduct.
.IU I.J .IU...,. ...... ... . . kl. . - I f 1 I . . ..
m iu uu un uiiiiKiugi i no siaur.ier of men, women am
prudently, to keep his head clear on I children In Turkey from religious f t
every occasion, and lo speak always naticisin will cease when the Sultan')
with the possibility in view that a authority is destroyed, ami not le
rerter may be present. In short, It fore. England has oO.iMKUHK) Mo-
is his duty to act like a man of good hamiuedans in India, more than
seuse nun seu-resiieci, anu 10 sianu tnrce times the numlier found in
up for his country in a creditable Turkey, and not one of them Is mt
wa'- I let te 1 on account of religious licllef.
It will be rememlsrpl that In Ids
Edinburgh aneeeh. Emhis.I.,v Rhv. ur "'"'"ler, Terrel, at Constant!
ard declared that "In his own couu- nople' '8 cti"g bwluly as though
trv he had witnessed the Imutishl he ha1 hu"'reI Uttlwhips subjwt
growth of a form of socialism wiled to hU cal1' His b(tUl ront l having
protection," etc. This speech, he ex- ,U effi'H to' He u ,he ono dl
plains, was delivereil "before an in- Pu"nal who revives
stltution imrelv litfrartfi.n.1 lnlitt.nre!'lwl 8n" courtesy from the
I It rr... . .. .
In its character." Whv. th. .11.1 h "uB'y "ra. rernaiw ine .Mo-
disregard this fact by introducing a
political topic, and expressing views
that had nothing to do with litera
ture or science, strictly speaking'
He was not there as a private citizen.
runiiK.'i ash figures.
hauimedan remembers the humilia
tion of the Barbary states,
At the State League last Tuesday
ine Woodburu Glee Club rendered
several songg with more or less merit
nui in an omciai capacity, as me rep- One of (hem, though, was out of
resenienve or 70,000,000 of American taste and without Point, excei.t it
. . . , - . .... I - ' M "
people, a majority 01 wnom nau imt suggested coarse profanity. The end
recently voted in favor of the doc- ling of each stanza was. as the reporter
inue wmcn ne assaneu in sucn an expressed it, a big II. The onlv rea
insulting fashion. The place was not son for using that letter instead of
a proper one for him to play the any one of the other twentv-flve Is
demagogue ana to vent his spite the profanity It suggested. That, and
against me republican party. There that ouly, gave it point
was uo call for him to utter a scurril
ous condemnation of a policy which
was known to be a favorite one in
his country. He was not there for
the purpose of ridiculing the intelli
gence of the voter of the United
States, and making comparison to
the discredit of his native land. Ac
cording to his own showing, he is
guilty of ail that has been charged
against him; and there Is no room
for dispute a I suit the fact that an em
bassador who has given such offense
should be censured and recalled.
Judge Cury, of Multnomah county
lias been chosen president of the
State llepublican league. The viee-
Lprealdent is Claude (iatch, nun of Sa.
lent' bankers. Washington county
stands along the front ranks, w ith 10
clubs and 70 delegates,' Multnomah
with 47, Clackamas with 21, and Ma
rion with 17 clubs being the only
counties ahead of us, though counting
population, there is no county that
leads this one.
It appears that 2.",lt4,J indictments
were found in the United States
courts last year,' and that 10,521 of
thewe cases were dismissed for want
of evidence to sustain "
att.irit.-v it.imi.vm I ! . . f 1 1. .-. . . i .. 1 . ..
in-anted bv JuiIm lieu lit rMllnlnl ... "I"1"""
7. . , : , , that a large number of men are thus
arrested on frivolous charges sinu.lv
The supreme court on Monday
rendered two important decisions.
One in the Eastern Oregon branch
asylum case, In which the Injunction
WuUingUi
' ructiti,
v.
Eun D. Wbli, Emma O. Whits,
l.icbaril Morion, Mrjr A. MJrlon.
Will am k'rron, t int National
Haok of Maiiaon, Wia., W. U.
Sunn, W. S, foam and J. J. !iltip
1T, partner a foarall A Snipla.
W.liiam R Lor.1. Harriaoa R. km.
C.11J anil fail alataohan, Cofum.a
aitinrra fur Ibt aula of 5-chool and
L'aivaranjr landa in tlta d ata uf
Oraicun. and lor lha invaaimant uf
tunda ariaing tbarafrwin.
Dafradanta.
To Richard Morton. Marr A. Morlnn
and Ilia Fir National Bank ol Mdion,
Wia., dcfrndaula:
In tba nania of tha 8i ila of Oron. ou
ara harabjr raquiraj 1.1 a: prar and aner
ll:a coinplainl hid uaiii.t j 11, 11 ilia
aura-nliiivd tint, by tua n--t dy of Ih
nit rrul:r larm ol ta tin Te'rniiilr.1
t'xurt, faio'ii4 tbv ex.ir:itt..n .f ibv
Ijiiit rreirrii e-l in tie or-ltr f r tlia pu!i.i-
caiuin ol itiia uniin-11.1. aaicb 1sy- 4''li
u M.iii.hiy. tl.a ni b Jjv uf March. Isyii.
ati.l if you tail to ao a-Mr and auaaar,
lor aaui llivrrol, piainl.ir w.ll anu y to
the I'o'irt. ior tba relief Uoiuanded in hit
ci m plain 1.
Ine mirf demanded therein 11 for a
juilitiiieul against tbe above named il.
tndanla, Kui-ne I White and rW-hard
Morion, and each of tl.em. for ( lie) imn if
luiirteen hundred and eiiflily-.-ive (14S)
dollara, a lib interest at :lie Tale of
S per cent per annum, from June '.'5
iKCi: one hundred and hfiy ( 15 dol'at,
illoruvy' t.e, beaide eo.t- and dixburM
iiientu, and for atei-ree forecloa n a 111 ri
euce ujion lot evvnty-fonr and t-v.-niy-live
in (ileel'a addition lo ll.-averion, in
aid i'ounty and tsla.e, male, eiis-iiipl
and delivered by aaid last name I d -teiid-anlaand
their aovea to Flora K. Merrill,
on june zo, ismi. 10 aecure lhe payment ol
a proitiiiory no e lo f. u-een "huudre.1
md eioly-live ( USA) do.lara. pal ali.e to
her order three yearn alter date, aul beai-
mi iniereai ai s per rem i.er annum, Ironi
I tta. i'ne m kera of a.Hid note bei"(t aaid
cuene ii. v.i.i.e and It chard Morion
wtiich nid n He an I 111 or iir lire have been
duly aaaor ed lor vain to the tilaint rl
..rrriii.
And for a decre barring aid foreclosing
. 01 tun iron, anv ana 11 rient. tiiin
interest and equity or re lemption in and
to a.iid real property, and tor gtneral
reier.
1 Ilia Ullllllons isn thiahsl he or.l -r a
Hon. I'nos. A. Mi-Uride. J11.l1. ol ti.i
ulMive enilllsd Court.
Mud tlieSxn d:iy of J ininrr. 1-HI.
Til iYEK h M.CiiY,
m Attorneys lor r.uitu.ir.
CLOSIHG OUT!
.. OF MILL BUSINESS ..
Iii Washington County, Oregon. All persons
having Grain In my Mill will please get their Flour
before February l'n 1SIMI. AH persons Indebted to
uie will please call and settle before above date and
save trouble. A. S. DUDLEY.
REMEMBER
THE AUCTION
FEBRUARY 15, '96
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - -
THREE COLLEGE COURSES
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
Mil F.Kit' lM HXI.V. OX
FOKKtXOHrUK.
rY VIKTl'E !' AX EXECUTION
H decree and order ot- aale. leaned out ol
ineiirriiii court 01 ine Plale of Oregon.
tor Linil on I'ounlv. in far irot tleoree
uranam, p.ainuu. aud against Jncob 1'en
nuns, Annie 1 enninga, John Witt, John
Srlltllllt. M.hniill him mxifm . .1
jamio Birdseliand Mary 11 rdsell, aseieru-
mroi me last will ol Krarin K. liirdseil (dp.
ceaeti). defendant it is ordered, adjudged
and decreed that plaintilt have and re over
oil and Iroin defendants, Jacob l'enniugs
anu Annie fennings. the sum of II0.V5,
cota, and for the further turn of 4s.'. I'.
-v imn coin, wun iniereai thereon at the
rate ol 10 per rent per annum, from the
Is h day ot December. IsuS. and for tl.e
sum ot .-l, attorney,' lees, and for Hie
cost, and expense, ol aale and ol said writ.
Mow, therelore. bv virtue and in nnr.n
untie of aaid judgment, decree and order of
sale, I will, on Monday, tha Vtth day of
renruarr. isuu. at t ie aoulh iI.uif .it fl...
Court H n:e, in ilillaboro. V iishniL-iim
i.nmv, uregon, ai tlie hour of IU o'clock
. It. ot aaid dav. e t at tillblie aurtinn ...
the uight'st bidder for eal the l,.lu.:..
Heing part of the H. II. Hendrix and
wife donat on land claim in T INKS W
I illamette mendinn In U .. I, l.. .......
Countv, Oregon, aa follows: Iteginntng
at the aouthae-il corner of lhe Wni. Porter
onatmn land claim in lk.KWi. nf vv 1
of Sec&'l Tand K aforesaid, running theme
suiilh along tha line marking the eastern
oundary of the donation land claim of
oh n Hut. 17.4.1 chains, intersecting the
on hern Une.it the land claim of It. u
ui ker: thence east a nne ani.l linM i
chcins; thence nonh 17.4. plmin. ... ih.
outh houndirvnf the aforesaid Wm. I'n .
ter claim : lh.ni-e west alone seid line sr
ham to the place ol hea-inn llltf. and rnn.
tnining li acres, more or less mh
Tli is Mtatciiicnt W iloubtiil. Make an
otiiimtH in our ovvn town. At the
iniiim nt the pit i-ent wait rvatl it is
iKliiimleil that there wore lliou In
n Huilitury of t lie church, fifty
ouiitf moil iM-twtvn tlieat'ea or 18
ml :ii) yiiiri. Sty tlii're were as
nnttiy niiireut the MetliiKlist, IlHptint
ami Kvunifcliml t'liun-heit then in
.inn, from wliirii it apear that
in the cliurvlies) of Hill:bro there
ere Iiki youni; men listening to the
inNii-H or til vine love. Hut, ac-
fiir.lin to l lie authoriti( qunttil,
there rlioulil l DO Kr rent on the
ulsiile, or !00 yountf men wander
iiitf hIkiii t tiie cold, wet utreebt. Hut
e of Hill.ilHiro know that the facto
are just the reverse, lhe 90 per
rent was in the church ami only the
ID M-r cent were outdide. Kit her
Hillslxiro is a much Ix-tter town than
itn nei);hlors, t.r else the figure are
not truly conunliil.
A'Hin, it was stated thiit our pop
uldlion il'iuliled every twenty-five
years, w hile the sinners doiihle every
ten years, from which statement I
appears there is '.uuih liaikslidinn
in this worM of ours, ami that Chris
tianity is "not In it." Such table
would lie very discoumrrin to the
christian worker, but fur the probable
fuel that the en.iyi-t minted from the
wronK column, or el.-e the compiler
counted the wrong crowd.
a ui:stlema$.
Some day Hjro, a student of the
State I'niversity at Kuitene, wrote
oi uu ni is no more oMructivo than a i the dntionisn offerinj; an anonymous
tdicct of clear gut. And if a human manuscr, ', wildly eritiiisitiif the
subject .sliinds tip for his "picture," uiaiiaireiiu .it of the rnllecv. At the
he p ts one of his bone, but none of ; time, lhe irctfotiian, in a hort ara
the Ih-ii with which they are clothed, graph, reiiil to print the diatrilie,
The new prcos U tisil by urgentM and, in a k ntetice or two, oaid w hat
io i. ca.e i.ui:eis, me conn n inn orimu( iiac tiiaoe the younir man
broken 1. nties and many diforniilienj ears tingle. Now, the Kupne school
uf the human body. The first storitu is not a pet w ith the Otetfonlan, but
Hp;d.riii in the daily prcsn were too it w ill not allow tbe cause of mental
Miini-hiiii-cn to pas, fcut ciner jrrate trair.intt to smiiVr by the utterance of
rollcire prnfcvmr linte taken the diru'runtlt students. Hence, few
thinjr up. sln the European l.iy ia'er, a rinKing eilitorial wa
lio-jiit-il- have added Hit appiiratusj pulili-he.1, of a general nature, a few
to the op rating room, are fiTl I parHgraphs of w hith Is aui table read
to beiiuve that omething ftcw luisjing f.,r eolletre students, be thvy
Ixvn found. U'antn, of tii?Teirtiiyt here they may:
is the lii-a-overri IHrM tttit. ' W;.t is JjUiporuytt It IM-pttrW'
Christ in the Eeast than any other
body ot men In this or any other
age." Au authority (hat Is reliable
states that there are iu Turkey Co
missionaries, 8 physicians, 118
women misaionaries, 100 native pas
tors (about 20 of these have within
the past few weeks been butchered
with the rent by the Turks,) 124 na
tive preachers, and about 600 native
teachers. This is the American con
tingent only. The work of the mis
sions is largely educational, and it is
the influences of the schools which
Moslem fanaticism most dreads. In
view of the fact that the Moslem
does missionary work with the
Koran In one hand anil the sword In
the other, would It not be a simple
act of retribution for our government
toMend a few war canoes through
the Ihtrdenelleti?
.The Statesman and Oregonlan pub
lish a table showing the standing of
every legislator In voting for appro
priations. The man w ho heads the
list In tho house is Representative
llofer, w ho voted for every appro
priation before the house save one.
The leaders in the senate are Butler,
Steiwer and Simon, who never al
lowed an opportunity to pass w Ith
out voting for an appropriation.
Gates, from this county, stands forty
fifth on the list, while Tigard Is fifty
fifth and Yates, fifty-seventh. In
the senate, Huston slauds at the
bottom. This table, though, Is not
entirely trustworiny, since a man
in itf 11 1 lavor a measure and escape
making a record by absenting him
self. Such Is true of Taxton, who
voted, when present, for every ap
propriation up save three, yet he
stands at the bottom of the list in
the house. Washington cotintyV
representatives stayed and voted.
This is a new way of making op the
record, and hereafter, the anomaly
of men striving for low places w ill
be presented.
The fact that Tillman was allowed
to make his scandalous speech w ith
out being called to ordtr goes lo
show that senatorial courtesy may tie
stretched to a point w here it liecnme
taTiKpahle neglect of duly.
the state board of commissioners of
public buildings from carrying out
the provisions of the legislature of
1M93, providing i branch asylum was
dissolved. Eastern Oregon will now
gti tne orancn. ine other was a
to make fees for the court officials
and he projioses to put a stop to it if
it takes all summer.
The delegates from the league
text case appealed from Multnomah meeting in Portland report that Hon.
county to determine the validity tl I T. II. Tongue's candidacy for con
tne law passed hy the lust legislature, grcss is regiinletl with very great
extending the time for redemption of favor by tho representatives from
property sold under execution, and every part of the district. Mr.
the decision of the court upholds the I Tongue's nomination Is not yet us
act and declare that the law applies sured, of course, lut from the Denti
ns well to mortgages and contracts ment expressed by leading republi
executed prior to tho passage of the! cans at the league meeting, it Is very
law as Iucc. evident that Mr. Ion cue has manv
varnl fr!..t.l.. In n.Mipl.. .......
, ......... ..... ...... ... ...... vwj 1.-.UI.IV
-"-B'" lilt ,!. Ji-t, .,,.. . ,.
foremost in n ug .engineer .in the . i . ..- , . .
I . . pleased to see Mm nominated and
W.irlil la in lr.ml.lo It. .... fli A rvt.a I .
,. "-......--... electeil. They warmly second the
. . . . .. I " .'cr
, .s nn nun ins irouoies are . BW1-1
n. o es. ....W v..l ...1. a L . t f I '
!elf hHA done, art tho fact that he is In denying all Hppli.id.oiiA for
afMx iatvd with CVeil Hfxxhu. the reprieve or stay of pnKTedinifs in the
I.ngli.-.h governor of Cape Colony, at I Lloyd Montgomery murder case,
Uov. Iird u-h-s these worib: "I have
received several letters from ludies
and gentlemen, iu some of w hich I
am asked to pardon Montgomery,
and in others to commute his death
sentence to imprisonment, on the
ground that his crime is the outcome
of had environment, for which the
defendant is not ro-ponsible, and
which, therefore, oiuht to be taken
la mitigation of his offense. It is
probably true, although I have no
proof of it, that M-ntg.imcry is Igno
rant, was bred under bad surround
ings, has hinl no moral duty to his
parents and society; yet the.-e consid
erations are not sufficient to author
ize me to interfere w ith the judgment
of the law, however much I may li
ment hit fate." With tluse words
fresh before tis.it Is very epparent
that it would hive Ueu more econ-
Ihe time of the Jamieson raid. It is
another case of ioor doir Trav.
Hammond is said to have the charge
of treason booked against him. Uut
he is not a citizen of Transvaal, and
it is not p'aln how the charge can be
maintained. To commit t reason r a
man must be a citizen or a subject of
the country against which lie levies
war.
The C. S. treasurer, at his office,
onl the bids on Wednesday for
the new bonds. There were 4040
bids, calling for .5uS,2(,9.8o6 worth
of bonds, w hile there ws but i00,-
m k),oni worth to be sold. The Mor
gan syndicate bid tllo.BW for the
whole block; California bid 112 for
frft.ooo. From Ihese figures, the
bids ran up to 119, while there was
lfO bid for a $-"0 bond by one party.
There never has been a more popular
loan placed in this country.
F.x-rresident Harrison has official
ly announced that he will not be a
candidate f..r renomi nation. The
letter of declination was given to the
chairman of the republican state cen
tral committee of Indiana, and may
not be gainsaid.
aftillour need not hope to use the
claw of the American eaitle for null
ing those Armenian chestnuts from
the fire. We alwavs.havea fewnf
hose nuts In fy? ashes on our own
I with right of way HI feel wide to the pub
j ""J of id' premises, ail ailuate in
nnniunKion lounty, uregon.lo aatisiy the
heiainbetore named sums, and for the
c "U and eipenaea of aaid aale.
Said property will be aold auhjrot to re
demption aa per statute of Oregon.
Wi ne.s my hand this 23d day of Janit
r. tf'W H. P. rOKD,
Sheriff of Waahincton I'ounty, Oregon.
Ilarreit & Adams,
S.VHH Aliorneva for 1'laintitT.
The Academy prepares for College and gices
a thorough English Education, the best pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses eery lotc. Board and rooms at the
Ladies Hall 3 to $4 per week, including
electric light and heat.
THE COLLEGE DORMITORY
Under excellent management, furnishes
board and room at $2.2a per toeeh. Many
students rent rooms and board themselces
at a total cost not to exceed $1.50 per tceeb.
For full particulars, address
president McClelland,
Forest Groce, Oregon.
WINTER
TERM
BEGINS
JANUARY
2, 1S9G.
are lost
annually,
directly and indirectly, by p.-,.1do who cannot do tbelr own flfturlni;. write their own
letters, or k.vptlii-lr.wii Ixa.ksi and who do not know when liu-inoaa and legal paper
whk-h they must harnllo every day ara mude out correctly. rAll those thlnim. a ad
much more, we tca.-h (htiniuyhly.
Hundreds of our ffrndimtra am in iniod posit lone, and there will beoprnlinre for
hundreds more when times Improve. .Voir Is the time to prepare for them. Il.wiil.-a a
biulneaa education Is worth all It r,t..- una'a uirs war. 8end f.w our ralali-rue U
learn what and now we tem-h. Mailed five to any address.
Portland Business Co (lege,
A. W. ArmatronB. Prin. Portland, OreCTOn. j a w .
, .lanl
THE LEADING DRUG HOUSE
jmfflBBBinitmt
LIMITED
!EAS?I OF IHDJ.l-Hlrtt.
WILL RUN
TWICE A WEEK
HILLSBORO PHARltTAny
.et dt. "h"'"" Accttmtw dln, ,,.
only, ISftW ",0rt fr.
m..Pt-ppr,vH l.,.e mne.l?ca JXn. lrr VV,M thM '
of uiciicine .,..1 pLarnmc-v adv. iL .Zl "1 " "T' w 'I" "ie saifliif
- " .tippli., owi,,K to iu bunine rule 7t7k?". 'T''!"' lv''"K' in ,...r
uie oi noiiMa. the rill ..ri... . uitiiiiiui lor ra.li fm
III
l-H-nHlllf(
BETWEEN
San
Francisco
and New Orleans
OVER THE GREAT
SUNSET ROUTE
LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO
TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS
From Tii.-s.lar, NoremlM-r 5, l.t5.
Tlio'niot complete, mralern, eli-yaiulT
iniprl ami frf-tlr rranire.l Vcsti
lmle.1 TranscmtinrnUl Train In America
Now Kiiipinent, especially il.;Knei anil
omical anil evt-ry way britt-r hipl th 1 built f..r title, n-rri.-e.
Montgomery ncihlK)rhix apf-nt
something for the uiainleniic ofi
church anil Sunday m h'Hil.
HIKKT
HUM-li I.AYI...
foil niMi. TilE
I bri.k U.era ul c
ALL
WF.I.I.-KVOWN !
n:r..-ior. w II eiecn el KaHTKR
ail w -rat entruu-l lo hirr, draw i lane
anJ at ec'h.-.ii iir.r, an I rt;ie eiini.i:e.,
r-f- rn e in ill: ...: T. II. l.mriie, S.
II. Husi"n r ! V. r. li ii u. u I". r.l.i l
s.l.f- i-i . . it, rn .. 4. .4.11
POUT. UlUU TIME.
The U. S. Oov't.JZcports
how Royal Baking Powdw
k Bttoarior to mil tarn.
iiiiuuiiumiaiaia
drug store.. 1 .ower man ll,oe of most .11
k II I 1! ... .
PERFUME8, TOILKT ARTICU BI l;7llFS Hwvt-,,,t,i?jn ,I,B F.1N'KsT
also on hand. or.vi slum anil t. K-iiLAssKh
Tlie Bl,eat W IN ES and L,QC0RS .,,, W in JLo, . o ,,rceri,tro
THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY,
Hillsboro, Oregon,
Union Block,
s r. c-it. ... ... . .
wt.-.nanut III ii.mxo OT m
.T....-T . 1 ." ' '""'". a l.a.f block
di.iant from the el-tno car line. 1 h
STIT, yjy "'" rricf.c..i"
limlia cra,,,5 Vrp-nr ottt.ide the city
ror nui rsril.-nisr. ..:,. ,.t .
MKS. M A H Y C-1.AFLIX.
r.on, O-,
dress
ad-
Tmrliyr)'
taMrtrrly
lln.
Fxamn.
VOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
inaiitin ol
tttViTlltfiTe
Pfnons ha mi
mnlitlMf f..m ....u .a
Jh. echool.-of ,.. count,, the Count,
school aunerinten.l.n. ... ' - ..
niibliceaarnination in th. lourt House .?
.H-Kinnm at I o clock n. m..on
reniaarr utn.tis aenn.i u..... '-
the mo.il, a..ri .- , """""iay ot
" rr"V'H lr P It4 ninaa.
""T ''.h-.maelwa on KroUy. Witu.
Wed this ,101b day . f January. I
8 ho
County.
AIMiv ii i '
Piiperln.endrnt of Wa.hinetn.
Vxrrufr'n Xtlre.
il the Ina. wni ..d .
Kern. Mi. f ,orn,., . u" :..":"
lounty trn, has 1k-.0 dm, . m' tl
. ' '--w-.-sru. s,lr a. I flifl..!.
a si inivri l-lan.atitai
and thst I h,s du y , d.ti d .".,;rH
upon the d,arharj.ut d- .!.S
eecaior.
All persons, therefore hi.. .1.1
amst ta d e.t.te .re . ,r.,y ren,
and reoa.red to r.re-nt th.Z TLW'!l
Thofc H. roiitfi.. in H-l-tbtiro, Winiint.
rmVhue-d:,-.&fn-
corneiiu, Orraon. Jannirr ft 14
. . . tA'!I- PKAIII,
Fieni.r of tha a..... . ( 1.. V .
County.
thereon have
Or. Prka'a Cream Baking Powdat
VKLLOWSTONB PARK LINE.
IS THE
Only Dining-car Line to the East
THE
u.i.y uxk to Tin:
VF.I.LOWSTOXK XAT'I, PARK
AND THE,
OUTLISERlJUinwiPHoiTtRni
T01-KINT KLF.EI EI(4 T.I THF
KHT WITIIOLT DEtAT.
I-esv
ll.iaj ,.n. 1"
II o0.w.
II 3)r w.
TIME 8 ai)L I.E
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tofcW Gei. Phj. e.n; Qh
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