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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT. nrtd lii llir pl..m.-.l Hlilro, Oregon, a MNud-lMM mailer. ueiiM-rlpttin, In advance, pw year . ft llll ' -llui l'l ItUHIIiNU CO., Proprietor. I). M CUAl'l.T. KUIlor. ttrm i a. r trim or rur. t in HIIDAY, MAY 2!t. KtFI Hl.ll'A MfATK THkKT. Korupr.m Judg. H. K It K A.N, ot i.au. i' utility, for t.'ongmn, r'irt li-trlrt, THOMAS, II. lOM.I'K, of Watlilngion County. r..r iitrit'( Attorney, Fifth I i t r i.-l , T. J. t I.KKTOS, of Columbia County, Kor Joint Senator. Ws.hinjrton, t'olunil.iu and Tillamook. tiKO. V. 1'ATTKKSnX, of W&ahlnKtnu County. it: 1. 1. Kit's ( o.xkkss tax. t 01 m 1ICKET. r'or Htm Senator. SAM I Kl. HHiHKs. . for Krpre.rntuliv..'. I. II. C. THOMPSON, i;. V. MAKSII, if, w. hi ;isN. Kor (oiuily Clark, J. A. I M HI! IK. Kor Itriordrr nf Convey inrr., K. I.. MrCOK Mil K. Kor Sheriff. w. H. ri: adk)i;i ' Kor Trr.hitrrr, A. II CAHV. Kor Aaae.aor, UKo. If. WILCOX, For County C iiiiiiiiiniiH-r, TIIOM AS (i. TOIl. Kor Mii,t. of Suhoule, Al'HTIN CliAHi. Kor Surveyor, I.. K. WILKK-v Kor Coroner, lK. C. L. I, A IK. K. S-mttor Teller has heea telling wuiie thing, eonnecteil with the pan nage of ihe McKinley tariff hill anil the tiilver purrha Mil oi IK) which if triii- oujilit to I generally under doml now. lie Mates that the ailver purrhii- hill wa not a compromise to prevent Hie parage of a free iroin age hill, hut a iijiiccmiioii to secure tin pulsion of tho McKinley tariff hill. It was nmt'i) hy the silver nplu to tarU u free uoiuaire rider on the tariff hill. It waa known that I'reshleiit Ihtrriiii wouhl veto audi a hill, w hercfore to secure the neeileii lurirt li-j,'i-l!i'm the Sherman silver purchase act w.is pnsetl. Now where we are interc steil. . We want men chosen id this flection Unit w ill put the industries of the country involv ing billions of dollars before the cur rency that only has to ilo w ith a few millions. Tongue chii be doienlcd uiton. He will see to it that as far as his voice ami vote goes protiction shall have the right of way. John H. Mitche'l i. a It-ailing candidate fur the cnatc anil he can lie tru-ted. He has liccu lricl. List winter alien the linoy till! II hill was lied up, Mitchell was not one of the rec reant five. The cantlitlates on the rchiihlican It-L-islittive ticket will re turn Mr. Mitcht-n or some other reli able republican. Mr. lhilph was a prominent camliilate two year ago ami while ho whs not welected anoth er prominent ami capable Republican was. We are all satisfied with Mr. Mrlirhh'. So this time if the person nl favorite is not chiuon another man who will uniMiit republican ideas will be. Kill if Judge ArchlHilil i returned he will support first, last and all the time a man for United Stales senator who will oppose pit I tective legislniion for our Industries and support a currency scheme that is vii'ious. Neither can republicans for the same leason afford to jeopar dise the election of our representa tives, because Tipton, Knuis anil Cricket will vote with Archbold. the pity even then getting the mater lal much cheaper than they could have purchased it in their own name. Mr. Hughes ha rwivr no pay for hid swvicM la pitting la the wat er works, I Hit his devoted nearly his whole lime to the work irratis, and ha rendered services, which, if com peiiaated at the ordinary rate would have required an expenditure rf sev eral hundred dollars. L. C. Walk Kit. indorse the above. ('. I L. no k, councilman. 'J'he Uri'Konian is ruuniii"; political cartoons daily. They are quite coarse, but possibly they will lu ll ueuce voters. Thos. II. Tongue met Sovereign at Amity on Thursday. A company of .j,0O0 -s-ople attended to hear the joint discussion. Uriel t"or I is iiuikini? fiends every day hy the quiet and persistent way in which he attends to the public bus iness. The people have contlilence in Ilrailford and will vote for him. Vote for Wilcox for assessor. He is capable of iimnaKinir his own busi ness, hence his fitness for a iuhlif tru.it. His oftlce last year was con din ted more economically than that of any other county in the slate. J as. A. Imhrie, republican nomi nee for clerk is making an active campaign and doing efTcrtivc work for tin entire ticket. He is sanguine that the entire ticket will lie e levied, but he is anxious for a great ma jority. As near as can Is- learned, the pop ulists are claiming that they will kiII I'ifMlvotes this year, lift republicans show them that they will not get that niHiiy any more than they got the I Jin I which they claimed In I MM Then they fell .'toil or more vote short of the estimate. Let it la so this year. It is true as (iiueral (irosvenor says, that "the republican party is charged witli the duty of wiping out the evils of it bankrupt treasury, ami restoring prosperity to the country." It can he ilepemhsl upon to render that imsirtant service hy (he mo-t practical and cx ditious means. Whiteheads audience at Warren grove last Tuesday was not a large) one, and he did not make the favor able impression that some of Ihcj other imports have done. The hoys) riqiort that his ntories were i lic-lniity ! whereas they had expected a new lot, or at loitt the old ones freihiy dressed. ; We were quite rcaiive dining the hitter part of April ami the first tao thirds of May Is cause we hail ruin but the inconvenience was nothing to the violent storm of the MissiwHippi valley that not only destroyed prop- j erty hut killed ni.iny -teople. A hur- : vane blew over a part of St. Louis' Mt., Wedne-dny aflerntHin anil killed a thou-and people. Co.xcy favors large Ismded indebt-; ftliHss for each county, city and ' road district, l t ussee how it w ill work. Take his HillslMiro example. ' Wels'rrow im,imhioii J.'i year bontls. ; We are to repay t rii iit of this -ach year for -'i years. t)tir tajes now Stale, county, city and school foot up nearly :in mills, fogey' scheme does not proMise to lower this rale. Add "i mills thereto and we w ill groan under n To mill tax. If we think we ar burdened now, how would we ret with this mill levy on our shoulders. An ex-fongrewman a few daysago in Colorado Is Tore a young mens sil- ver league gave utterance to this sen- pplication has la-en made to (iov- ernor lord to furnish a detachment of lie state guard to maintain order on the Columbia river. The Fisher men's I'nion are proving regular river pirates and the citizens of Columbia county are lieing murdered and rohhcil daily. (Jovernor I .on I has referred the petition to regular channels, application for malitia hav ing to come through the county judge, (inventor Lord, talking of the matter saj: "From the facts submitted to me, it does not seem as though the when IV of Columbia coun ty has done everything in his power to preserve tin peace. Certainly the lislierman who want to tish should he permitted to pursue a lawful occupa tions Sheriir lloan should deputize ami arm every one of those fishermen whom the strikers are trying to in' iinidate from fishing, and J think (hat would put a stop to any further trouble." AH IT IS SKKN. LiiiToii Imiki'KMiknt The po litical situation in Oregon is indeed very strange, but the strangest bit ol the w hole business is to see the re publican party organ on the war path, becaioe among the republican maiiiigeis are ,-ome of those that helped in defeating J. X. Jlolph, whose strongest claim to a third term in the I'niled Stales senate was no Icns important an item than his patriarchal whisker. To me it is perfectly clear that, had not the Ore goniaii trolled out Judge Northrup as a 'Sound" money candidate, it would have saved itself trouble, and, whalevcr the result may the Ore gonian w ill pay dearly for its stupid experience during the coming cam paign. ISefore another week rolls by the re-iill of Hie campaign will be fairly settled. It is to hoped that every vole cast will beia-l under guidance of good, sound common sense. Should this he done, some improve-, ntetit in tin- priveut condition of tilings may be expected. Jf not, w hy, we sliall then have t'i drudge us we have hecii d tiring the last three years. X. Hw . With regard hi McKiult-y'a refusal to talk it is worth mentioning that no candidate for public oflic was ever defeated on account of a sja-ech he didn't make or a letter lie didn't write. The speeches that are made ami the letters that are w ritten do the mlscheif. Senator iHiboi boasts that all of the live republican aenators who voted against taking up the Diugley tariff bill have been elected delegates to the St. Ixuis Convention; but they will And themselves in a minority that ought to make them ashamed of their anti-republican conduct. I'opttlists are industriously circulat lug the statement that the Wilson tariff act gives more protection than the act of 181MI even that it pro duces greater revenue. If this state ment Is true, ami populists are too houest to tell or circulate aught but truth, then they should Is- willing to give us the McKinley bill. Itepubli cans will la satisfied with thai. tME ATfAf K 01 (Oltmil'S. Mm. F.hi ruii: If Mr. Ilustou de pend for his success In his contest with Hon. Sam I. Hughes for the steel bank vaulu a safer place to keep hia money than in the bureau in his bedroom. The money wovld be out of circulation In either case unleM a burglar got it from the bureau. If uU tfet iTAtl. State Senate Uon such irrcssiuib!e j the bank i-ould not have the privilege In arranging for republican sa-ak ers, Chairman Wotal assigned Hon. W. X. liarrett to reenvile, for Thursday evening. Afterward hav ing a call from Cedar'Mills w hicli he thought more urgent he put Mr. liarrett down for Thursday at Cedar Mills. About that time some one called him out so that the Oreen villi appointment was not cancelled, wherefore both appointments were sent out. Now Mr. Barrett is quite large and he cannot straddle but must have a sound platform, hence he could not All both appointment. Having ssken once at Greenville this year he went to Cedar Mill last night. A fearful electric car accident hap pened at Victoria, II. C, last Tuesday hy which tin lives were lost. Just went of the city of Victoria is a deep narrow creek putting Into the bay. This is bridged ami Is the viaduct for the electric road that connects the city with Ksqulmalt. It waa a gala day at the government station so that thousands of visitors were rid ing on the cars. One heavily loaded coach caused a span of the bridge to collapse. It with It precious load was pitched into the deep water Is? low. All but a few utanding on the outside platform were drowned In the briny waters. That is a silly story the populists are circulating to the effect that J. It. C. Thompson was nominated by the rcpuhlicauft in the interest of Kx -Sen ator iMlph. The object of Hie story is to draw vote from Mr. Thompson for their callow Tipton. Thoii)woir is a republican hat always laen one. He will la? elected and will vote for a republican for I'. S. Senator. That is enough to satisfy the republican electors of this county. Mr. Thomp son is in this campaign pledged to no mini, hut hi whole political lile is a pledge that he will maintain the Ideas os his party. There Is no wa vering by Thompson or Ids party anil sipulists will Is convinced of that a little later on. anonymous circulars as the county has been flooded w ith for the last few days his estimation of the intelli gence of the voters of this county I. at rather a low state. What difference docs it make ai to Hughes' fitness for tho position whether or not Judge Cornelius ad vocate his election. As to the cow ardly insinuations contained ill this circular misrepresenting; the Judos.' Jtnuiun" votes la the legislature when lie was a memlsr I have egaiuinfd the Jour nal of the House and Senate and 11 ud that they will at least compare favor ably with Senators Huston's. The recklessm-ss of the irresponsible au thor of this circular is clearly show n by his statement that Cornel ius voted to raise the coming Judges saliry from to 7oo w hen it was raised at least two years I k-fore he was a menu mber of the legislature ami when there was an attempt while he was a member to raise it from 7011 to $iino, through Judge Cornelius' tl'orts the attempt was de feated. The other objects are a phs-e of the same cloth. All the important items referred to in this circular were voted for by Senator Huston except the general appropriation bill. On this lie jti in x- I the vole on the same principle that he attempted to ccae the responsibility of the vote on the amendment of the liallot law, but in this the President of the Senate used as Huston claimed Mime "Czar" Heed's tactics and caught our Senator w hile he was astride of the rails. These journals show that Judg Cornelius' votes were in the interest ol tne people, especially on the re peal of the Mortgage tax law and de duction of indebtedness, for which Mr. Huston voted, and by the re- peal of which laws ulsiut .,,0oil,0iHt of the most productive procrty Washington county escaped taxation Mr Huston's friends have committei a great mistake in attempting secure his election bv taking a coursi that forces an expose of his own voles as senators. It only requiresan exaiiiiiiarion of the records in this matter to satisfy the republican voters of Washington county that the people nf this county in general ami of the repub licao party especially will la law! subserved by the election of Hon Samuel Hughes to the position of senator. Votkii. of using the deposit Itiglow would have to pay the person keeping the deporit bank a fee for Ida trouble, Wherefore the deositor prefer that hisiuoi.ey should pay for its own keep, licsidea what difference doca It makew hi'ther Farmer liiglow loan Smith a thousand dollar or whether the bauk loans it. The course of rea soning is as applicable to all inouey as- to the bau'ks. Cox- ey's whole addrtas in this county was of the same nature as that of (Jeorge Francis Train' who starred it through this country about JO years ago. He wants notoriety and Jhe cares not how extravagant his asser tions so his object Is attaiucd. a stkahiht run i.ivr hkak COXF.V. IIIM I II K H 1 1 I I II MIMII, The folloMing statement from Coiincllmen Walker atrial Lirge of 1 Forct Orove i self explanatory anil will set at rest several idle tales that have been industriously peddled in ; several precinct by careless busy, hot lie-; Ftini sr tin i., Oi:., M it -.'7, 'lti. Fll ion ImiickmiK.n r: - A ome stories are being circulated deroga tory to thechitracter of Mr.S. Hughe, as mayor, in the construction of the populists claim that imported water and light plant of this city, Tlmmons met II. H. Hudson at which stories will not inniicncc anyji-n(,n .i,,, h(H1) ,, ,.,U hi oi .ir. inigtie oui neigniNirs iii Vote j-n0 against linn, but miuht iiiHuence A writer in the "Forthnightly Jt,.. view" dcscriltea the condition of the JIii.ikni Itritl.h farmer as almost tlesMrate. The thriving herds have tiisapia-areil, cottages and country mansions are closed, "while rural I . I. M.u.Ll.... !.... II... t....,.. further awell the rank ol the unem ployed." As a contra.!, there exist in Fnglanil, according to this writer, "an appalling commercial wealth" w lio-e vast accumulations are In- vesinl iti dilllculty. The Itritish farutei tlemand prolectlon, but their number i comparatively stnali. and there is little pn siect that what they ask w ill la granted, lint no nation can see its fgiicuMure going to ruin w ithout a sense of anxiety, and lltia i clearly the situation In free tratle irest Itritain at the present time. It is Ibis gloomy fOnglish picture that make republican of the First district so anilou la vole for Tongue wlii-se position I so sharply defined on the q'uestioii of fostering our ag, ricultural anil pastoral Interests. Kkituii Indi.i'kxdkxt : While at Cortland last Friday evening, 1 went to hear "Ocneral" Coxey speak for Mpulism, nuil sure enough popu lism it was, for he spared none of the big guns who are turning over tin populist party, body and soul, to the democracy. Hut nothing surprised me ho much as his remarkable attack upon (ieneral Weaver whom he charged with playing ito the hands of the silver democrats. iy the way, this isjnst in accord with the state inent 1 saw in the Ixiikpkndkxt re ganiitig this very same matter some weeks ago. In that statement lien- end Weaver was charged of having tried to turn over the people's parly to tlit democracy four years ago, and also having come to this state la-fore the last convention was held for the same purpose. lint old Coxey has shown up the whole outfit, includ ing the present state management of the people's ttrty in such a way as to disgust the old time po, ami all the republican and democratic campaigners during the entire can vas could not have turned away as many s-ople from voting the mon grel deiu-pop ticket as did .Coxey, last Friday evening. J f he hits them as hard in other places it won In not la difficult to foresis- the result of the approaching struggle. A Sl'liAlliAT I'ol'l .T. some people out of theeily, ', w Mi lo call the attention of Hit voter of this county to the fact that the same p:o. pie w ho sic opposing him now .op sised him at the last clly election. Yet, notw ithslaieUng his ipMiuent wa one i t ,iie mo-.) reliable and xp- ular i up." I ho tads are Just the reverse, Timmona quoted figures to show that the tariff receipt of l( the last year of the McKinley law were lea than the receipts of Ih.i of the Wil. j n law. Hudson did not deny the I figures, but he did hiw that lmr. Its lion in 1 tf- were under the atiatiow oi free tratle, and umicr was citizen, ounis.-ny, .Mr. Hughes' l,.,(,x.rH,l. .diuinitratloi. It timent: "If silver is not placed ,,n I wa elistt .1 hy a vol. of nearly two!lhe McKinley law under Ihe most an equality with gold, the time will one. ) advere circumstances. Ihe tariff come when the est will sect do from ( in.- -torj inat tne city utl r,sf.i,u tif I MM was the U-st year of the I nittsl Stales Ooveriiinent and -,,r- "ugn s ., per cent on an pur- t,e wil-on law, collected at a time the states west of the Mississippi river .cha-o. the fact, are, Mr. Hughes in wm. u,e country had Uen trlp)fil set up a republic of their own." - , making some pur. ha s for intM-ify f guoils, ami w hen new supply bad the citizens who tsk an inten-st ,. j hinil that by advancing the money j , ,,m on sale. The people at public affairs a early as I .: H, ! he oul.l buy to a much U tter ad-v,H,t I'nion saw the mint and so srti, this is rttsjgniwl a a strain j vaniage in the iiamo of Hughes A ,n, Tiinmon-, who dl.misel the IMUI the old song. The U-lief i also I s",, '' advatu.d the nmoiirtt, i4.mv i,, not to allow Hudson Atertainetl that it Colorado had the Mitt eis'nence as some other stales tft fta dissolution of the Union Im-i-mm it wouhl not be quite so ready to ileal ia idle threats usn the suhjivt. -v' M "Hienaijll, makea 6mal addrea-whnt ha.l over to the city on Ihe original whole. , Uvn ,)Uht tHlt w d,w ,y ,,Ufw. sale bills, when the city council, ,on during the time Tim mons was without any rlaim from him, voted talking. Hud-on ia too much ft.r the to allow liiiu.'i s r cent tt the v biijaMi, A g'Hid many years ago a man named I'heips came lo this county and' bought a tine tract of land from .lames Ituist, the oliginal donee ol the P.ur-t dona! ion html claim. He paid part cash and gave hi note, se cured by mortgage, for the rtst. The purchase price wa the ordinary price for laud a the time recorded mi a gold basis. After a while, I'heips laiught greenbacks at o cent on Ihe dollar and paid his obligations Would Messrs. Weaver, Whitehead, iMvi, Sovereign A Co. call that an honest transaction .' There were those In the nc ighhorhoti: then ami some of (hem are tdl lo re w ho had another name for Ihe transaction. How many l'helise Hre there here now, A populist approached one of our citizen this week w ho is not a poli tician yet he takes an active inter est in public matters offering hi vote. "IK you want to sell your vole." "Ye." "You are a popu list." "es." "Well I advise you to sell it at onis? ami for watever you can get. It is worthless ami you can no more afford to ke p it than you could a balky horse." TOMHI K'S MATl KILI.ATIOX. Mr. Whitehead, in his saech in Warren's grove last Tuesday offered as gross an insult o the republican candidate for congress as he was able. It was as coarse as he showed his na ture lo la-. Mr. Tongue Is not a for eigner as the term is generally under stotsl, though olllcialiy he is a citizen by regular course of naturalization. The facts are these. He came to America and to Washington county with Ids father, Anthony Tongue, when he was hut fifteen years of age. Mr. Antlinny Tongue at once de clared his intention lo las-onie a citi zen, ami hail he completed his natu ralization at the end of the live years when he first had a right to do so, that woultt have made his son Thou. II. a citizen. This he neglected to do though Thos. II. believed he had done so until several years later, he had occasiau to ltak up the record when the omisnion waa discovered Mr. rhos. H . Tongue at once made application tor citizenship anil waa admitted. In such cases, coming here as t minor a declaration of of Inten tions is not necessary. Our citizens, Mr. Tongue's neighbors, will on Monday next, resent lids liiis.rted hireling's cowardly assault. Several irotiiineiit Aatovians been Indicted in the United Statei court on complaint charging thcta with unlawfully aiding in the land ing of Chineae Immigrants. A boat fifteen bane been arrested. Their trial ia fixed for June. Frequeut murder are occurring on the lower Columbia among the fish erruen. On- of the latest ia that of It. Searcy ,a non-union man, who waa hot down while in hia boat drifting with hi net. The attacking party waa not recotjnlxed, although there is some evidence that place the criineat the door of the striking un ion men. The unionists are aaid to have an iron-clad boat with which they intimidate those who if left free would be glad to work. At the late Klamath agency cattle sale II. I. Galarneau bought a cow for $13 aud the next morning fouud himself the proprietor of four head of stock, the cow having given birth to three calves. An Arlingtou sheep shearing crew is in Coudon pre ared to go to work as soon as a contract can M uiaae. Not a great deal of shearing has been done there yet, owing to the enusual- ly colli weather. K. lloettcher started one of bia bands of sheep on the driva to the east from Pendleton Friday, lie left for Pilot Hock, from where he will start another band in a day or two. The tsild and rainy weather delayed the start many day. NEW BUSINESS 1 Having rented the Warehouse at East end of Madi son Street Bridge aud Railroad Track, East Portland, for a term of years, I am prepared to handle Flour, Grain, Mill Feed, Hay. &c. I WILL PO 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 Chop mill in connection. I solicit a share of your orders. P. S. When Farmers put their load of Grain, Feed or Hay in my hands to sell. I will keep their horses over night free of charge. No Feed Free. Thanking you for past Patronage, I Remain yours, A. O. DUDLEY, 314 Hantbtira Areaae. EAST POKTLAM), UKF.CUX. THE DELTA DRUG STORE ... MAIM STREET, MILLS BOKO, OBEUOX UK IIKAKIIoriT. By some means Col. L. B. Peursall of Kansas heard of the nomination of Crtpt. A. B. Cady in this county for treasurer At ouce he wrote him saying"! am especially glad to bear again of the preferment of my old adjutant, and that the eople of your section have nominated you for connty treasurer. I feel sure they will make no mistake in electing you. mi nave my uniuannct en d irsement for the plais." 1 here are thos who claim great merit for themselves and indeiicn uence wncu tiiey vote for is-rsons rather than for men on a regular ticket. Now voters make a mistake when they "voto for the man." Have any such voters considered that the "man" they supxrt Is the party candidate on tho other ticket? Par ties are an aggregaeion of at least a part of the people, who have the same ailiticai ideas and to maintain an existence select candidates for the several offices to la filled, who are, according to the best Judgment of the party, best suited lor Ihe place. So when an individual sets up his . . inniviuiiai judgement against a nom ination, and "votes for the man" he is voting for a candidate named by a like majority of his opponents. His man" is a partisan after all, and put lorwartl by the same machinery as the forresimiitling candidate of his own party no better, mi wors. If one w ishes to nee how a personal can vass Is conducted let him go to Port land. There they are all "voting for the man," and such a time as they are having and the worst of it is that the man" when elected has no par- organization Is-hind him to vouch for his f.titnful oil! 'ial demeanor. iewing the matter in all lights th it elector shows the most gisxl judge ment who connects himself with some party and loyally MiipHirl tht) list of cantlitlates named hy his parly. The Imki'KMf:t thinks thu r ublican party is the politic.il organi- tlion whose principles will hc-t con- rve g'tod government. The populists are in great glee over hat they think is the certainty of Judge Arc his ild's election to the Senate. Now the !HKI-:.NfiK.T don't look for such a thing, but If Judge A. should gel a plur.iliiy of Votes, republicans themselves will bv responsible for the misfortune. It is not for a moment thought that re publicans will wed a vote for Mr. Archbold, hut they must not only vote for Mr. Hughes, I mt Is active in securing for him votes from the opimajtiou. Judge Archbold is not a republiciu and there Is not a single republican principle that he would support, .lie Is opposed toa tariff law even for revenue. He is oiiimseil to all laws that will regulate a sound !( insit f nt ItaAjfl In u-i.nl.l ....... . . vuiitiiivi inir rii v 1 mi i 1 iiiinr' . , , . , ... . I T Omslo Mtautlm, Ufnfttn i th the "fundamental principle of the i Ih.t mtaii uit 1 Omaha platform" If the wonl rc-1 '"R'.i t"".'?L!.'.".'"" of "ron publican were written over them. 1 10 Hi conHn,i i,i.i u,w,i , ,kl If republicans want a I'. S. Sctiat r The Cotuille valley coal output receiving au Impetus as facilities for shipbuilding Increase. At Beaver Hill the output is now said to be about 270 tons iar day. ihe steamer Moid, as also several of the achoon ers rnuning from Ihe ('oo,uitle Klver to Sa:i Francisco,wlil carry coal, V. A. Cu minings It one hopgrow who has not lost faith in the bus! ness of growing hop. lie has a large yard near Irwin's butte, In Benton county, which yielded a fair crop laat season. With a force of 13 wen and ! teams he la-iran the cultivation of the yard laat Monday, and hope with proper attention to have a large crop this fall. Probably the largest shipment of eggs ever made from Benton county was made last Monday from Liver pool landing, by the steamer Oypsy The shipment consisted of 1.52 cases ol 30 dozen to the case, or 9472 eggs, Wm. Abraham, residing four miles west of Albany, was attacked Tues day by a vicious three-year-old Jer sey hull and jammed up against barn in a brutal manner. Three ribs were broken and he was otherwise badly bruised, and injured iuternally The brute had been dehorned, but seemed to have lost none of its mad ness. tine or tne niggest enterprise up the Kantiam la the sawmill of tha Enterprise Sawmill Company being built near Berry. It will have a ca pacity 125,000 feet a day and CaHfor nla trade will t depended upon good rates having already been ob tained . Izni county has hail to me the city of Kugene to quiet title to tha public squares of the city. Several young men nf Knappa have applied for a three years service on the battleship Oregon. Ilerrick's cannery at Tha I ial lea, received nine tons of salmon Satur day morning. Pills do not cure constipation, They only aggravate. Karl's Clover Hoot Tea gives er feet regularity of the bowels. For sale by the Delta I rug Store. i'laml a (tleaaeac NOTICKI3 HKIttllY HIVES THAI th mlninnatralrli ol tli taM of Ail Kiiiltiain Vila dm-sMl Iim blJ har Anal i-cotint In mhI itt nil llial Monday, ha Hih day ol July IStm at th hour ol II ocio- k s. nt. t wi by tba county aouri of th a aia of Uragna, far WaaltiDf loa conn, tjr tor tha baarin of iba aaair, All par son iniaraatal ar haraby aotlAad 14 b nl In appaar al aaitl lima and tuaka b. rtiena lo aaiil Kmal Aneoual If I hay As UiMtrtit. Ailiiiiin.tratrit ol tha atat ol Ati;uat i-anOala drrrxal. . The V, S. Qort Reports how ffymt Pskif P9W4$r -PECIAL ATTENTION to Quality and Accuracy in Dispensing. AT LOWEST PRICES. A Fine Line ol Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, School Books, Sec. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - THREE COLLEGE COURSES -- CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY The Academy prepares for CoIIeaeand aires a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses rery lotc. Board and rooms at the Ladies Hall $3 to S4 per week, includina electric light and heat. THE COLLEGE DORMITORY Under excellent management, furnishes board and room at $2.25 per week. Manu students rent rooms and board themseloes at a total cost not to exceed 1.60 per toeek. For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Croce, Oregon. SPRING TERM BEGINS APRIL 1, 189G: sr m ai - are lost unnually, airactljr aud Indlieily, hy proplo who raunot do Mr own aurlu. writ their uwa 'J'"r,',P ''"' "xlsi ho do not kuow waau bu.lnasa and la(al paiwr. which tby miuf liaii.lln ery day am t.ia.la out corractly. -AI thaaa thlnira. and aiach mora, wa ti-ach lnoniii(nf. Hundreds or our ar&diiatxa um I., Hui .i,i. ...a ... t baadrad. Un.l... " ..m. .Z JTT"' "1 " "'W " ..nip i - mum li.l. n .. . . a . luuL.u . ,,, . " " " l'r IMOUJ. wtaiuefl, ... .v..,., w.,rn, uii ii- ci mm. tr una a own Mara waor and wu tfm-li I ntf. Send for our cataloa-ue, te A. a. Mailed frK in auy addrm. Portland Business College, . Pnrllonrf " . ...... mi,. wi Liuiiu( wrtsgun, j. a eace. Saeratarr. THE LEADING DRUG HOUSE HILLSBOROJPp A nrj a C Y iu Oat-clay. i-rnKriptioh bualneia.. The twtonM mmlNT?rt Xatlre t NtMkhalalera. N'OTH-K i HKREUY CIVKN TO th atockhuldtra of tha Wablaloa (unnty Speed ..d (Iriyln AtaocialloD, that ihe hoard of Utreolora toaa levied A.araimeni No. 3 on tha i apt lal alack tbar.,t. the antn bjing twenty ( f per cent ol the fa-e falue. Stockhoideia are miuaated lo rail on tba aarreiery and pa ttirir aaaeaanienla at onre. In. I!- K'ii.r, K. J. LTOXS, ., ,. . r,"tr"-fy- W-4 frealdeat. IIill-tM.ro, ()ra on, May U, ISHU, S' T II K flliCI ll' rnt'KT OK THK Mta.e ol tiraaun. for tba I'. ui.tr of jlnnirioti T'lris raMantlni, 'ititito Uaatantini. rlr nHiriWt- tliat Ilia bi, it. .B,,,.i:, wr, ; i i-TLT..0 iTfur admBt... i ,ir. .-AX "' "C"-nt - 8PKCTACI.EH aa'j KY K-G Lr 8S KS PATENT MKDICIXES of.U pop,.Ur klnj. .1 w. in lotk Th. flnea, WIN KM .,, UgUOR8 oa Union Block, THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY, Hillaboro, Oregon PtalDtitr Iielaauanl ) who will !uiHrt rii I .ti.-.-i ii Mini in Cunurp tliey will Iim vi In uxirt Mr. Siinl. IIiiKhe. U'-ptilillfana intinnl Hik Mr. Huston to vnte rr a tfu!'lii-n i von khoultl lie m re. ttimiil to tin' Ifxiliititin, ami It wuM avull nothinir to ak Mr Ari d-boltl. Dint nuiri'. Cnxt-y 1.4 ini-li-udiin: in liin lHtiiiifiit of tin nniiiunt of money tin IlilMioro Nuliuii il Imnk Iih- ir Im-i . It It not true that John Mhute, Joll Toot, l!-n .HWtouVlil HI). I t'Ht Merryiir.in (imiini'iii-Htl liuine without rapilal. Thf y pileti up f"ii, inni (tikmI h4r. jf.il,!. O. thit 1V.i:!7.. l Wi'Ut to buy aU'i.l l i-t I. i ia t t-ure !mi M'rvt'ii( t.etii. t i'ri'iittiii. The rvniaiinl.r k ft fa at home. If lgU fitfHiil AlooiiIn aii -.fi.ni .hail. I rtav ilone t, Idnl Ihe hank, iiadil b .. aiMjln it ira I1, taiwdjij e a! . waut tu It aul t viie4 ka U mnf au. 1 Coxey pripopa to loan mun'rlialt tit money on Jjj year honiUj eomJltlonetl Hint I fcn-eiit "Iiall te emitied auit hy Monday, Jale joih i lira ii, ia beiname nr. I day ol iba nrii term ol Una curt Mtowinc ibata. -iratiiiii ol the lime pteai ribed for the .nM'cuon of n.iini(.., xa'j mi ,( eum. n am a I i.y tne aul Tereaa l ailauliol au'ain.i y.iu lore d iron a. ami if you tail to aia rr lirtaern now and aaid lime, for lie iint invreoi, the ieiii:fl am taae ;ocinirni arnin.1 you lor a dlyorre, aad thf ilialuiiun ol the marriaee ta eilai. i.ik imwcan you ana the aaid plaiatia, -.- wi tin t ,r inn riiaioiy or your ..I...... Rrian i aaiantuii, atiii for tl.ajio.ti and diaburevinenta of ibia ami rim aiimniona la aarrra I by aubliaaiioa in ruriUMI.e to an nr.ler i,.s.l ka ik. Honoraoie Loyal B. Mtaarna, Judte of lb l irciiit t ourlof Ilia a ale ol Oreoa, for '"I'urrn aiuiinofTian L. V. BERCKHOES, WATCHMAKER Heeeael M.f Sr,r p, 0, m,Khr, .. WATCME8. CLOCKS .. JEWLERY. SPECTACLES. ETC. ae ..- Ua.ajir.M w,.fc k,,,.,,, a a a - MitPACTION GUARANTEED IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM OO TO THE turni' it l the treasury an. I burneif i )eni e of I e llouoraUle f. A. Ui-llrlda in.iu anna louaiy ..I w aaliinftoe, aail rat4i'i-ir f f aJrean a'lien itia i-ity t out ili-li. lit mitfht ttave MI'KSi kf! MI.AkKkr. Aoorneya tor f mtil. Dr. Prica'a Craaoi BaiUaf raaag Wartd'a raw Riaet Aoeja, Cily Liirery SJofjlD Wm will mm the He,t Te.,. i!,at can be had IN HILLMHOKO. EVERYTHING FIRST - CLASS. Wood Teams Good Uiign a,,d Good Drivers. Cor. oondi and Whlntton ?it.