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HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT. EnUr4 la th poalofflo a HlllebotOrefoa, M mimi4i mallf . Hubacrtptloo, In advaaee, a year , . 0 JilLlXiWiKO rUBLWHIWO CO., Proprietor. l. M C. (MULT. Editor. Kit I DAY, MAY I. JCMTHMCAX STATE Tll'XET. Fur Hupr-ne Judge, K. H. BEAN, of Lan County. r'or Cong r, Vitti Dittrial, THOMAS. U. TOXOt E. of Wblngloa County. K 'f l xriel Attorney, rifiB Diatrlct, T. J. CI.EBTON. of Columbia County. r'or J ilnt Henator, Wa.hlnirton, Columbia and Illlauiook, OEO. W. PATTERSON, of Waahlngtoa County. C'OISTT TlfEET. r'or Htat Banator, riAMl'El. Hl'GHKS. For Kepreeentativee, J. It, C. THOMPSON, 0. V. MA KM II. K, . HUDSON. For County Clark, 1. A. IMBRIE. For Recorder of Conveyance. K. I McCUKMICK. For Hberin. W. I). URAlirORU J. For Treasurer, W. HAIT1NUION. Fur Auiuor, OKO. H. WILCOX, For County (.' niiniaiinner, THOMAH (I. TO!R For 8upt. of School., Al'HTIN CRAIO. For Surveyor, U K. WILKE. For Coroner, D a. C. 1.. I.AKtiK. Judge II II Northrup who lia al lowed liiti name to be put on the In dependent ticket for cong-retM in the 2nd district will be a wler man by June 2nd or 3rd than he U now. He may aiiccceul nicely In defeating Kllix and putting a free trade, free silver populiMt or democrat in congret. That will be a One representative f r the Haute rn ( regon atnek man. PopullsU need not talk longer about Hlraddlera. If ever a political party adopted a Janus platform, the pops did it this year. "We endorse the fundamental prinuipleri of the Omaha platform." What are the "fundamental" principles? Free trade In one place, and aome kind of a tariff In another; fifty dollar per capita circulation here and alxty there, free silver coinage at one time, gold at another, while a third l paper for the currency of final re demption. It wan a pertinent ques tion asked in their convention Tues day, "What la a populist?" No one could answer save by a coarse . guffaw. - During the last camitaign both democrats and populists were howl ing against the robber tariff, and would still sing to the same music if it were not for the huge deficiency In the treasury. At a recent date they seem to have come to the decision to try another dodge, and while one smothers the cry of tariff for revenue only, replacing it with a howl for free silver, the other rises to the oc casion and yells for both protection and free silver. But sensible ieople are wondering If it is not more than likely that both these parties are as completely off on free silver as they were on tariff for revenue only. Til lamook Herald. A consideration ot what the reults of a war would be Mween Knglutul and Germany leads a writer in the "Nineteenth tVntury" to say that It woultl hardly amount to more than a blockade and a crippling of Merman foreign trade. The approaches to the terms. n seHMrts are to t shallow nr.il too well fortified .to be forced from the son, and it is hardly worth while to talk of landing an extraordinary army in Oermany. The Ciermins can get all the food supplies they need across Interior boundries. The French fleet accomplished nothing in the war with Germany in IH70, though It hovered on the coast in search of an owning. A a -wive war wouui not suit either Kngiami or Oermany, and they would soon ar range a pcacc'through an inability to get at each other for any sort of do cisive fighting. "We lay the blame where it In longs, at the door of the element of both old parties, that when in xwer legislated to rob the people of half their money, gave their lauds to rail roads and sold their rights to nxiu- olies and combines." 1'opulist psier. No one has been rublietl of money There Is as much money here as ever. bearing the amount that has been sent to China, IVsta Uica, ltrar.il ami France to settle that balance of trade which Is against us by reason of the enactment of the free trade tariff leg islation. The interior of the conti nent could not have been settled ex cept by Uie rudest kind of a civiliza tion, had it not bnm for our railroads. Ilwas a goial Investment to give one half the land that the other half wutht la rendered habitable. The retWrtkmsof Winning ton Irvingtouch Inf our great interior in his life of t'apt, llonnovllle might have been realised but for our contlsental rail roads. The violent agrarian party of Ancient llotne finds its counterpart In tit pipullsta of today. VOXVESTIOiTS VOX A'. The ticket named yesterday by the republicans county convention is a republican ticket containing the names of republicans, and as such will be supported by the party la the county, and hence elected by the us ual majority. The convention was harmonious throughout. The ticket Is considered a strong one and repre sentative. The mention of individual candidates, because of the lateness of the hour, will be deferred until an other time. LESTOA'S TO 111 I). II A HE. Will W D Hare pie we answer ttto 'vm lowing juMiions: First You are reported to have said at the populist convention on last Wtdnerday that there Is a bill pending In congress to allow Nation al Iianks to issuo circulation to Hie face value of their bondrf, 2't per cent of their capital stock and 20 per cent of their deposits. Iid you make this statement? If so, will you give the tuthor of the bill ami within ten days lurtiish a copy of it, or failing to do -'illior, admit that there is no snob bill (lending? Necond If there Is such a bill (M-udlng, do you moan to intimate that it has the slightest chance of passlug iuto law? Third You are roxrted at the same convention to have said that 1 he balance of trade between nations is not paid by the shipment of coin from one to the other. Did you say thai? If so, do you not know better. Fourth You claim that the re publican party dcinonitized silver In 187-1. Will you tell what you mean by it? Hid limy coin less silver or take its legal tender away from it lo you not know that about all the ilver in circulation has la-en coined since jsi-ir -1 nut we coined more silver In two years under President iiarnson s administration than was coined from the formation of the 'government to 1872. Fifth If such a terrible crime was win 111 it ted by the republican nartv in isi-i, win you explain whv vou lid not discover It or repudiate 11 but continued to adhere to the party hold ollice under It, accept ncinina tions by it,run 011 its ticket and defend IU principles until H!)2, when you railed to secure nomination for circuit in this district after having been a Judgecandidate for the office? Sixth IK you or do you not be lieve that the intrinsic value of the mater.al out of which money is made has anything to do with the value of the money? lk you or do you not believe that the exclusive value of money consists in the fiat of the government in the exercise of governmental power in making it a legal tender? Heventh Do you or do you not approvo of the Wilson Dili? Do you or do you not believe that the pass age of the Wilson bill has entailed loss to the American farmers, stock men, frutt growers and other la dustrles of tills state? A candid answer to the foregoing questions may tend to enlighten the public a to . what aro your true opinions. tftTBurit vtmirot. thalrkiM VMtmm tallal tf vention to order till o'dorfc. To call fit read by fecioteff Cmtwf. Dr Wood placed Hoa C 1 Yataa la nomination for tempcrmry chairaMa and Mr A Knox placed Judge II P Cornelius in nomination for the same place. The ballot resulted : Ystea 52 Cornelius 63 Jack Hays llaminon, the Ameri can mining engineer in the employ of a 8011th African milling Itepublic, who was implicated in the treasons against the Houth African Company plead guilty to the charge with three others, Ftiglislimen. All have ,been sentenced to receive the death Hn- ally.' This is a surprise to the con demned men and their friends, w ho thought that by. pleading guilty they would Im let olf with a light penalty. There Is, however, another reason for their plea of guilty offered. It is HMtcrted that if the trial proceeded witnesses would lw introduced to show the connection of the Kngllsh government with the recent raid of Dr. Jameson. It was to save the publicity of these ugly facts that these men consented to Jcpordize their lives. The sentence has caused a pro found sensation in I England, and our congnvs lias taken hold of the prob lem in the Interest of Mr. Hammond. The report of the Sueriiitendent of the Sail Francisco Mint shows that the output of gold in California in creased from f l.'l.sf,;! -si in js)l to li,:ll,:17 in JVC. Thirty-three or Ihe nifty-seven counties or the Slate are regular producers or gold, and new mines are liclng discovered every year. In the face of these facts, ami 1 no aduiuonai one mat ncr total pro duction of silver last year was only !!, '.), it is impossible to under stand why California gives-so much supMirt to the free coinage heresy Ivistcrn Kxchange. is not the ex planation to Is- round in the fact that there are yet dcniHgngms, and lite further Tact that there are men who think they can get something for nothing? The London 'Financial News" marks that it is needless to go In yond the Itritish trade returns tor an explanation of good deal of thefinan hit triMiblo in the I 11 i tod States. ruder otir present tariff law it points out, Ureal Kritain has closed many of our woolen mills and textile fac tories nd gat bored in the money that we spend for various fabrics; and thou hbo has loaned millions or our own gold ack to us, and taken a mortgsge on the national credit. All or which means that every good citl xei should vote Ihe Kopul-lican ticket this year, ami help to put a stop to such a ruinous policy. The mining town of Cripple Croc k, Colorado, has suffered two big fires! within a week. The losses retch into millions of dollars. Total 115 Ho Judge Cornelius was chosen. In assuming the chair, be reminded the convention of the importance that would attach to the work done and counre'ed great deliberation. . . L II Traver, by acclamation, was chosen secretary. Ir Wood moved a committee of five on credentials. An amendment was (lifered making the committee one from each precinct; Dr Woods ac cepted the amendment and In that shape the motion was adopted. A committee of five on order of business was appointed AFTERNOON. The convention convened at stated hour. The committee on credentials repotted the following nameu dele gates entitled to seats: Wapato precinct Thos. Sain, Oeorge Temple, II. Ball. T. J. Baty Mr. Klrtaon, Alinoran Hill, W. 8, Walker. 7 North Hillsboro J. D. Merryman, B. P. Cornelius, W. D. Wood, R. H. Oreer, K. F. McNelly, Thos. Tucker, Houth Hillsboro II. p. Ford, John Milne, J. II, Stanley, K J. Lynns, John Carstens. C. K. Dlechman, U, S. Hicks, J. Asbahr. 8 Cornelius, O. W. Marsh, F. Shaen, C. Kackstraw, R. W. McNutt T. It. Cornelius, J. T. Darrien 6 Beaveaton J. N. Fisher, G. W, Stitt, L. R. Traver, A. B. Cody, E. Shiller, Geo. Hornbuckle, Geo. Hughson, F. Durig. 8 Columbian J. C. Cory, J. II. Da vis, J. R. Mays, W. B. Wilson, J. E, Wilson, 8. A. D. Meek. Washington, E. I. Kuratli, A. Oerber, R. Conuell, J. 8. Jackson, Win, Batcheldev. 0 North Forrest Grove, W. Bowlby J. A. Brlsbln, I. W. Patterson, W.K. Curtis, O. Dahlstrom. 5 South Forest Grove, J. A. An derson, by J. C. Greer, proxy., J. 8, Buxlon, L. Laughlin, I. II. Smith, J. 8. Clark, E. B. Sappington, I. A. Mac-rum, A. Knox. 8 Reedville, H. Rasmusaen, J. Palmatier, F. Bramel, C. Ly strop, J. B. lmlay. 5 East Butte, John Boroughs, W. J. Robiiison, A. W. Smith, by Geo. Hall, proxy., Henry Graber, 8. M. Overholzer. P. 'J. Godman 6. South Tualatin, II. Oilberger, F. Simpson, David Sivept, Jos. Robinson, J.E. Taweh. 5 j Dairy, J. C. Moore, J. w. Wheeler Barns gl Buchanan 42 Gatts 22 Haines ; 8 Uugaea 19 Total 119 Again uo nomination The third ballott stood: Barnes 22 Buchanan 87 Gates 22 Haines M 33 Hughes Total No nomination The Fourth ballott stood Barnes . ...... Buchanan Hughes Gates 2 U8 1? 20 61 IS J. Klilln, C. P. Yates, Ira K JJdley John Ireland. 6 Gales Creek, J. T. Fletclie-, John McClaren, Len Smith, 8. K Boahv man, by J. McClaren, proxj K. 11. Phillips, J. W. McRoberta, Ileury Baker. 7 Dllley, B. F. Purdy, J.. W. Hughes, Abner Brigga. a West Cedar, A. 8. Vaugr.au, J. O. Gustin, M. E. Chase, C A. Cavel", John Her, D. O. Stevenson, J. 1'. Young. 7 West Butte Joseph Jaok,'.'A. It, Flint, II. 8. Travaee, J. (J. Kindt, James Marion 5. Deaverdam, Fred Barger, R. M. Kyle, John Wlsmor.S. Egalmair, 4 Kast Ceilar, C. Porter, E. Savage, I P. HH?ncer, K. A. Eddy, J. E. Byrhum, A, C Hall, J E Hedges. 7 Mountain W J Greg, W l.-vt. Buxton II T Buxton, 8 Paisley, James Cummings. 3 The report was adopted The committee on order of busl- ness reported that Ihe order be a .a a a m . . . si iw-pon 01 committee on cre dentials. 2nd That the temporary officers Ik made Ihe iermanent officers. .11 Chairman appoint four tellers. Ih Nomination of officers in the following order (s) County clerk. (b) Sheriff. (c) Recorder of conveyances. (d) State senator. (e) Three representatives. (f) County treasurer. (g) Assessor. (h) Onecommi-wioner. (i) Schol suporlntondont. (J) Surveyor. (k) Coroner, oth Approve the precinct nomi nations. lith Selection or central commit tee. A motion to adopt was amended on the motion of Dr. wood so as to lake the nomination of officers in the order they are printed in the call for the convention. As amended the re port was adopted. llie tellers appointed were C K Ih-lchman, J C Corey, A F Knox, J 11 Stanley. Nominations for state senator be ing in order J C Greer nominated, Mr r S Barnes or Forest Grove, Col 1 11 Cornelius nominated Mr J C Buchanan, Capt Mi-rriman nominat ed, H V Gates and I A Macrum nominated Mr E W Haines. The ballott stood .-Barnes Buchanan Oates Haines Hughes Blank..... Total 117 So Mr Samuel Hughes" was nomin ated to be the republican caudldate for senator. It Is proper to say that on the forth ballott Mr Hughes was regularly put before tha convention At the same ballot Mr Haines name was withdrawn For Representatives Alinoran Hill nominated S Hudson W J Robin- sou named Hon C F Tigard, John Hall named Hon C P Yates, Schoen named G w Marsh, named J RC Thompson and named B F Purdy Tigard 81 Yates n Marsh 19 Thompson 35 Purdy 1 Hudson 18 Blank 1 Total ....lltl The second ballot flood Tigard 30 Yates 6 Purdy 1 Hudson II Thompson 60 Marsh 13 Highest of all in Leavening rower. Latest U.S. Govt Report RssaEs?" second balled McRoberts .., Todd Young Robinson was ordered. It was : 86 74 4 3 Total 118 The third ballot resulted Tigard 38 Yates 1 Hudson 14 Thompson Marsh Purdy : TiU! 117 So Mr Todd was re-uomioated. For superintendent of schools, the names before the convention were Austin Craig, D II Thomas, J II Stanley, L R Traver and J T Doi rlen. The first ballot was : Craig 38 Thomas 10 Stanley 2-") Traver 2 larrien Total 117 No choice and another trial was made: Craig 49 Thomas Stanley 17 Traver 37 Dorrleu 4 Total 110 Again no nomination was made and Dorrien withdrew in favor of Craig and Stanley and Thomas with drew iu favor of Traver, but they could not transfer their supart, for the third ballot reads: Craig til Traver 6.") Total no Thus Mr Craig was put on the ticket. For county surveyor the vote was: L E Wilkes 59 L C walker 60 I. w H Lueter, tilenwooil 89 60 nil Darling Smith, Uaetoa .... 08 00 t7jt J A Jolmaon Portland . 100 60 I6H W H.Wier. Ulencoe 82 40 (ill Cliaa Itatvman, Ualt Creek 95 60 70 Mr. L J Nichols, lihmcoe 81 20 71 W T Shearer, Ualea Creek--.. 113 40 Ti J H RinK, Hasten - 123 80 73 I C Clutter, Tualatin . 101 00 74 Pawl liratf', Btftbau ITS 40 75 P C Filbert, tireenv ill v3 SO 70 A E Mead, lireenvilla .... 89 60 77 ( has Korktroth, Blooming... 134 00 7s J M tilraton, Foret lirore... 06 80 79 J I'alamier, Koe,lvill.... 92 00 HO OJSaun.lt-n, Laurel 108 80 51 Henrv Helbt-rg. Cedr Mill... 115 SO 52 S A Durham, Tualatin.... 1 14 80 Kl A Thoinaa, Ualea Creek - 80 20 8 lit W licknn, lilencoe t9 40 80 D McMillan: Harvard HO 00 S7jt H II Kibbev, liuxton - 88 30 8 A Caiiipbcll, Klicrwuud ...... 2ti8 40 M l A Cartor, HilUbom 122 00 INI J W M-KotMrt,(iale('reek. 108 Ktl HI W W Lewis, Dillrv . KS 40 JKijt ti K Briaton, Miil.lleton :I8 20 1'4 I lenrv Jones, Benrertoti . 72 NO 05 Win JrtiiiiwHin.Huli.'gli. 117 20 HO T B Mc-Ailanw, Newls-rg.... Wi 10 07 C Hornu-ns, C'entoivillu 1(17 05 W K J Cral.b, Bui ton 71 60 99 F Tliatolior, Thatcher 87 0 The thing that a rousts 1 the greatest enthusiasm at the populist conven tion was ihe chorus to a song that runs: "Yankee Doodle, banks and bonds, laukeo IKmhJIc Dandy; Bust the banks and burn the bonds Of Yankee Doodle Dandy." NEW BUSINESS 1 Having rented the Warehouse at East end of Madi son Street Bridge and Railroad Track, fcast Portland, lor a term of years, I am prepared to handle Flour, Gram, Mill Feed, Hay. &c. I WILL P0 A COMMISSION BUSINESS. Also Buy and Sell. Cheap Storage. Side-track to building. 1700-loot floor space. I Load and Unload Cars. Truck to any part of the City on short notice. I have as good a stand as there is in the City for Business. I will have a Choo mill in connection. I solicit a share of your orders. . . . , p. S. When Farmers put their load of Grain, Feed or Hay in my bauds to sell. I will keep their horses over night free of charge. No Feed Free. Thanking yoti for past Patronage, I Remain yours, A. S. DUDLEY, 14 Hawthsra Avaaar. EAST PORTLAND, Oim.OV. 1 THE DELTA DRUG STORE.'! ... MAIS STREET. HILLS BOKO, ORKUO.X ... QPECIAL ATTENTION to Quality and Accuracy in Dispensing. 9 AT LOWEST PRICES. A Fine Line of Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, School Books, &c. Blank. Total no Mr. Wilkes was nominated, For coroner, Dr C L Large, or rorest (1 rove, was nominated under a suspension of the rules, by ac clamation. ine uenirai committeemen se lected are Wapato, T J Bety; X Tigiml 33 Hillsboro, W D Wood; 8 Hillsboro, C Hudson 8 r ueicninan; Cornelius, j u uuchan- Thompson 71 an wvcnon, j jn r isiier; Columbia pur(jv 2 s A J) Washington, It Con nen; r oresi urove, J h iwistrom; Total 116 S Forest Orove, AD Knox; Heed The first ballot for the second re- vi,k' 11 Rasmussen; E Butte, J Total 110 The fourth ballot nominated J RC Thompson by this vote preventative resulted. Tigard Marsh Hudson Yates Purdy Stltt Overholzer; H Tualatin, Jos Itobin j5 sou; lMiry, ira itradley; Uales Creek, 48 J TUardner; Uilley, J PAplin; 41 ceuar, u True; w Butte, Cal Jack; 10 Beaverdam, It M Kyle; K Cetlar 3 Creek, L P Spmice -; Mountain, 1 1 : Buxton, wm Stevens. Total 118 No choice. Mr Tlgard's name was withdrawn. Tho second ballot for second man was: Marsh 82 Hudson 81 Purdy.... u 1 Yates l Knight 1 Wood l 117 Total Ho Mr Marsh was nominated, Mr Hudson having received I lie I next highest vote was unanimously nominated the third representative 011 the ticket under a suspension or the rules. lor county clerk HConnell nomi nated J A I rubric, I A Macrum F T Kane, and Dr Wood nominated H B secretary are A Knox and 11 llas- Oa motion, the nomination of pre cinct of officer was ratified. On motion 'he convention ' ad- adjourned. At a meeting of the Central Com mittee, held after the adjourn ment of tho convention, a tem porary- organization was elrectad by choosing T J Baty chairman and C K Deichman secretary. Dr w D Wood and C K Deichman were nom inated rorHrmanent chairman. The vote stood : Wood 11 Deichman 7 Total 18 Dr Wood was selected chairman. C E Deichman was chosen secre tary by acclamation. The executive committeemen se lected to act with the chairman and Good in. The vote stood: Imbrie Kane Good in mused. executive session. fit! The committee then went into 33 20 SCHOOL AITOKTIOJSLXT t'OR 1HMS 100 REWARD !0O. rpilE ICKAPEHM OK THIS PAPIK -a. will t lriiril to know that lliora la at lean on ilrauileii JiMiiae thai aciDr nas ueon aii'e to tu-e 01 all iu atajraa, ami til t '. 1 utarrh. liaii Catarrh Cur la Ihe .111 y pil,v eura kiin In tha madi cal lr.il. iMhv. Calami ben.g a ounaiitu- iiimihi uiaeas, rrquiraa a coninutional trvittuicnt. Ila.l'. I'ati rh Curit ia lakan Inieniuliy, ai'ting UirwciU upon tha blood hi I niim.iM miriari-a of Ilia av.lain. lhara- by Uv-foyitiK .ho l.-untlaiioti ol ilia di: mrt, ami artvlnar llio pat am atraneth h biiililinn up the cuuxiit.Hien ml auUliDR naoira iu doiiiir ila auric. I'tia proprietor have au much faith 111 i a tir-ltlva power., tha; 1 ey oltar U i- IliuiJraJ Dollar for any caao inai it talis i-i rura. UanU for tta. 01 imcimonials. Aitilraar, K. J. t HKNKV CO. Hold by druirK ata. 7A-. Hall' Family Pilla ara Ilia b?.t PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - THREE COLLEGE COURSES -- CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY as Nolle ta Hrldge Malldora. The Academy prepares for College and gicea a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses rery lore. Board and rooms at the Toirdo,o, Ladie8t Hall $3 to $4 per week, including electric light and heat. THE COLLEGE DORMITORY Under, excellent tnanaaement. furnishes lSm&rMmKJlZii boa and room at $2.25 pertoeeh." Many i:bi! students rent rooms and board themselces I'.k. mt ........ ... a U . r . a . ' ... f.7.hYi7ii a total cost not to exceed $1.50 per tceek. brid and i ,. w.nB.V. r wr particulars, aaaress " -uinio ununa. All Ulda to ha .aaled. Hpaciiicatlona iiihv bciiw. at kn..b. nnn-e on unit altar Mav a. isoj: ti.. uobio rrmrva in right to lejact any or all bid. Dated l hi April 21. 1890. U y order of tha Court, 15. I, cnnvri.ira County Judo, Washington County. president McClelland, Forest Grore, Oregon. SPRING TERM BEGINS APRIL , 1S9G. AdaniaiUlraUr's) Ntlr. Noilt.-K IS 1IKKEBY niVKN THAT tha unilFrtiiitnl ha iikau out i.i. M-r ni aiininiiratlnn In ilia aat.ia ni I'atnok Krrnp. lata of W..hin.in dacea ad. All panona havinR elaima airainat ad estate are nol Iliad lo pre-nt aume for nlloaance to the underaia;iiel at V- ,"",,,r. near rnuiipa poatolUo- a-uinrion i.ouniy, Urecon, within alt month Irom thi data, and paraon know in a thenielva indehted to ...... I hereby notilied to make imtuediate nay innnl to the nnderaipnad. April 8, Mil. H AMITAI. XI TIikstiii , , . ' " Ht niiminiairator ol tne ealat ot Patrick rrue, ueceaseu. 4H-52 are lost annually. ?ltZH' I ""''"T'"' h7 "l'1 '" do their own aaurln. write thelrow., nlch they mtut hnn.llo every iluy am i..a.le out eorrerlly. HT All theae thlnvn and much more, we t-a.-h Ihonmuhlu. ""-. ami Hundred of our a-railiiutna am in mnt nn.m. ...j ... . kit.,-.,,. . , ., , . more win uenon nn Tor baadrada mora when time Improve. A. I the tin., to pre(re tor M,em. lh-,1.1... w !S ?"r??"n " W"r,h " " "''" " " rind for our.lht - t Vsarn AK and we Uu.-li. UlalUd frw to an addre. n'nw .i. Portland Bu5iness College, A. P. Armtrona. Prtn. Portland. OrAcrrtn " w... . . wa.rn. 8-rr.l.ry THE LEADING DRUG HOUSE Total in ho Mr ImbriH was nmriinated for rlrrk on the first ballot. ! or recorder of ronvpyanre KL McCorniit-lc, the pieKtit ioctimhent wan nomiriHtttl uuder a fuixnrtion ol the nil" by act laii-iition. l or-heriir the naineit before the convrjitioii were W 1 Bradford, Jno Mc.Nenmr, Ik'iiJ Pattoii 8 A 1) Meek and J J Morgan. The vole ntood : I (rail ford eo McXemar : 37 ration 3 Meek ' Morgan y Fori 1 29 80 24 19 9 1 Total There wm no nomination The second ballot ntixxl .116 Total Mr Itradfonl 118 havinif retvlvetl a majority of all the votes catt was tie dared duly nominaled for the offlc-e of Sheriff. The names presented for assessor were Q H Wilcox and J H Jack -on, The vote pilwl up: Wilcox 91 jack son ofl Markham 9 Blank 1 lotal 117 8 the present incumhant, tleo II Wileox, Is nominated. l-or county commissioner, the names h. t,,ra Ih. ...... 1. iijtCM .MrCorinii-k Unn-I ... . .T-,iiri, wrrr 1? L" I i:.i.n. l.w. r..li .... . IT' IT"" ".r'' .u-ucwp.i wi iHiiK-riA, jcion neisier, I Una 4 S A Klink, liearerton.. The apportionment of school fin ds for this county for the spring division has been made, anil amounts to rlfty dollars to each district and one dollar ist scholar. The several dist.'K-ts received money as below noted J A Imbrie, HilUboro 123 20 Thn Ttlliott, Cornelius 2 "I HO a K C .Molloy, l aurel 148 -10 4 J K Wilhon, Ceiitf ryille 113 tiO h 1 1 r in. ni-hi. rorrt tirove... izzuti 0 WalU-r Wiamere, I lar Mills 201 20 Titer llox-ow, IlillslMiro tlH4 81) H .1 IS Iliuiilli r, " " US 00 II Joa Conuell, Uleiico 1 10 HO 10 KWtiavlonl. IMIU-v 1IW lilit .1 I. Kruw, SlnlKud 45 40 Hit K II Jeter liaston 1H1 80 11' John borker jr, tirwiiTllie... tn.'uo 1.1 T rt Wilkes " " ... 137 HO 14 J Vauderrelden, " " . IT1 HO Ift II I) rlewart,Kirest (irore 5H4 HO 111 U K Ttf tuple, liuston 121 12 7 C'alrin Jack rr, Knniii(tu 1'iU 20 18 A J KuniKi.Heavertnn. 137 Sn 2 )it A W Wriuht. Miildlelon . BS Ho 21 8 A l Meek, tilem-o 137 60 22 l II IJoiwiner, Miilillelon - 171 00 ljt J M llnrrouslis, W Portland. 200 20 2iiit J 1 ll-nrv. Tualiilin 122 0 27 W W With-ntt, Forest timve- 110 INI 28 J H Miller, I iaMmi 2jt Tlios tirant, H-apmse 2!' J II Imlar, lieeinville. ...... Suit W V Vonnir, Sherwooil ...... l It I' I.i I lev, (iale Creek 32 Matthew Kates, I ia-ton . 33 Julius Ahalir, llillslstro . i'yt X I. Wiler, Xewberg A.i J tl Kindt, Kin tun 40 John Vod, TiirnriNville 41 W T Amliewa, Mountaimlale. 42 1 K Heck, ttreenville 42jt-: K llo.l(C-, Sylvan 43 K I Liirs, tilrm-oe..... ... 44 A ft Meiihens, Ilu x t-n 45 A C Hall, gherwond (4 To.1.1, J t. ballot atotsl : McK.berts Heisler Tmld YiHinjr, II iliinson.. Tlsoit A Young. The flrt 3s 14 .fl 8 A I Total... & there 117 wm no election, and a 4H J K I'iihIi. tiaston V il K C Miller. Scholia 51 t Kurna. MoDbtninlale... 62 A II Xewkirrh, l:nnmin.... M Tliilip tirav, Cornelina. ...... M K J Kuratli, Hethany -. 55 A I tinerher, (iiencue S7 M 8 Karnes, I leaver ton . 5s J Miller, r'urminirton Mr A t'obnm. tilenre..., HO V W ll-.lgre. Kenleille I tJ Tanak. IHiie. liiinnn, lenar Mill 2jt l ( H.I 64 m 20 2 20 172 4H 40 till 15H 02 HI 2o 1111 tin 4H till 122 t 148 HO 130 40 US 00 45 40 120 HO 4 4l i: oo 49 40 0HO 2H40) K84) S7 4 100 4) 111 20 lift 50 227 Htl 12-5 7 5 I2 2) H-7 Ho M do 72 77 ll 80 HP) '.0 JOTICR 19 IIBRBY OIVEX, THAT I I laltera teatamantare I.... 1. u. I ..ia iu 1 ne nuuer.ianeii, out of tha County Court r.f the Hi at of Oreon, for Waahin tin County, aa executor ni it,, i... -.Til and teatament of Kraatua Savage, lata of Waahinatun County drceaeed. All per-1 r. f.. . "Ksinat al1 aatate ara hereby nolllied to preaent tha amine to thai uuder.icned. at ni rmid.nn. 1- a . 1 1 lla atin upen.t In . . i.i . . ... . I r-..f..l .... . ... .i monih. rom hi.' dT... VSTtf ""i"" r., . r'. 1:"? D' V?i physician. ! Accurate Ji.K-nsi,. an . win. th.nia.lve. ,T r J.. . " I'nariiiaciHtt I ..i.i. -til ... j.r. ' I Th 111 lalinm Ph.... I . .he uudV.,;!- """n only,bthoro,iKT.ry .ur, l.". tht mo"t tellable wanulm-luren April II, IsMi. InR a tiratlass .rerrii.ti,n H..ln. ZS'r'""!"'. nw'-y lr proi-erly , ,l, f ,L . HAVID SAVAIjE, "t-anprove.l lateat reineli are rntinn. I, W 1 1 "jvaire. ueceaaid. 47 51 Treaaarer'e Notice. HILLSBORO Pgr AT? tt A OY a " ' " ". "'"I'l'IIWl VI 11,11 inff a urst-clam i.rewriiiticm .niiiaoM dnVltorW. ' "" ,,r" ,r "l"ntly lower than ,ho of Bt Hnsia, t.c.v,y''!""i''I''f DRUOOISTH' KITVnRli-a !,...,.. VTOTICK 18 HEREBY IVaN. Tit AT I Ahuml A '!'f' BRUSHES, BuiKW ll All Coun V Marram. .M.4.'j , I A latrVTat tmflil at VfMBl 1 ft ... a a n hK toNoveml, n.i.r.no. ;;; alaoon fcaad. - -vmwj ml K. .." "' munir traaaurer. and in. PATENT MChTPivra Th. An.., r. r : ' r"r kind- -.iiu '-iwKB ttipplied in rvscflof tick m , at ii ih - iTkT ' """" OB m after April te J-I.VKST on di'-i'lii) EYE-tiMsSH 25. 1IOI. xi.7t ntll?.- Or., thi 231 da. A?Itl:.,H!"'- l- w HAI'PIHtiTOX. t uuntr Traaaurar. nes on iri-M ri.tii 4S4U Eleetloa AnaoBoeeMent. fp JBB CITIZE9 AND VOTERS Or r ? n.,to." ""ntr : At tha request County keronler or Conveyance at tha coming JnnealeeiHn. iaie,i April 23. IS! a T. rs. WRATHERRCO. Union Block, THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY, Hillsboro, Oregon 1. V. BERCKHOBS, WATCHMAKER V ' " v i"'-. we pay f. .... k. " " V." v nperweea iiie. ii I r"- !a hooka or ned-SlnJ'.-'L'"' '"'I' rn.ent ,uarant5Hd. I. ... Pr nn "I- icti r k once. HERMANN A KKYM ) 213 "-. I'hila.le.p,,,,, 4'J St., Xear P. o.. Hills " BATCHES. CLOCKS .. JEWLERY. SPECTACLES. ETC. n aaa C'arapllcate. Match 1'epairliiir. 1 ir..,. . ni, .--i--.v inritana. Dirllrnl.,. l7 .. "". TOT , - xii in M U VIVn WHiii,Kton Riilltliii. IWUanti; Or. I Ol The U. S. Gov't Reports Bhow Royml Biking Pawr tmptrlor to mil bn. Dr. Prka'a Croam Buciog Powooy wwaa a raw najoaal A SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM 00 TO THE 1 ww mm rri v a, "I HILLSK0KO. fable EVERYTHIHG FIRST . CUSS. J I Wthrnp. MMinUinlaU. lnrm S-fe.? d Team Good 11,,, ai(atiau5" K Newell, lille. J j A) Cs m1 Wood lirii-prn. Cw'"-I.niwhi.t0nl.t(
