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Newspaper Page Text1 h t HILLSBORO ISDIPJESDEST. uu.rd la (he pnt.aWat HIIIWm,Um', u a-!oii4iw Dialler. kntMcrliitioii, n .ilviuie, pwr.ar HU UtHolto j'UUIJSIIINu MX, froprtetur. ! M C.UACLT, Cdltnr. vrm i.it. v.treaor thk erri' HUDAY, JULY 17. KH't HI.H AX rBESIDE.UIAL TICKET. Wil. At. KISI.KY. of Kor ViiM-PrmlitVnl iAl.l!Ki r A. HOUAKT, uf N Jr.r r'or I'ruai.lrnllut Eioclor T.'K. UEElt. of Murlon '..unly H. M. VOlt AS. of Lau-. K. U SMITH, of W.oo. ' J. '. 1.1 1'l.KS. of Mulluuioali. II I.A SOX A It I E I'RO II A II II. I TIKS Tim overshadowing proposition te fort I In- American people in Ihi- Iir"ii)ntiiil campaign what oulit in Im'm'iviiuI in inMrtance, thecurrciicy oue-iiion. II m'hh forced to the front not ly culler vat iv statesman, hut ly tho" oiilHtrt followed hy tli free Milver (W)iiiHt(M winirof thedemocrutic party. SiiiikI money men ti not want to make it the Issue, hut they - - acw-pt it' lurause it li forced on- ' therm - The wealth of the nation N ca-t of the MUUslppi Jtiver. lint , liei-aiisc the ieoilt are wealthy, doe , any one kuppiKC they are unpatriotic or that they have no love of country , or even that they will not Meek to protect their inti rest? ('411 Ihey U blamed if they refm-e to put an in exiorieneeil man at the hi' I of af fair. The East will not wiipi'Oi t Mr. ltryan. The I'aellle stiilcs not )eoi. . ard!so their material wealth hy call Imi him to the heml of the nation. Tint South and the Mountain State "' inay choose ltryan elector, hut they V cannot complain if free American Citizens in the other 'itrt-i of Die na tlon "prefer ' McKlnley mid sound " money. lUHAX Foi; I'RKSWKXT. ha.it Friday ou the fourth hallol . the Chicago Democratic Convention nominated William Jennings Itryun i. of Nebraska, fiir president. It U ad mitted on nil sides that Mr. ltryan owed his nomination to the fact that he has a loud voice, a Unit presence and mailo a speech that could he . heard ' mid thut accorded witli the sentiment of the delegates. Mr. Ilrynn l.s m young man, h hoy, who ha little experience in the management of public affairs, and lacks Htal.ility ofNlil!cal character. Tho history of Ida public career is . told in this brief paragraph ton ml in tho Congressional directory. "William Jennings. Bryan, of Lin coln, Nebraska, was latro in Halern Marion county, III., March 19, 18G0; ""' attended public school until 15 years of age, Ritcudlnff his vacation on the farm; in the fall of 1877 he entered Whipple Academy at Jacksonville, 111.; entered Illinois college, Jackson ville, in 1877; (ouiplilf d a classical . courxu and was graduated with the hfyhcot honors In 1. SMI attended I'm ion College of Itw, Chicago, Illinois, for two years during which time he was connected witll the olllce of ex. .Senator Lyman Tiirnhiill; Ik it an the practice of Ids profession at Jacltxin viile; removed to Lincoln, and he- came a mnmlcr of Talliot Allryau in 1867; never held an elhrtlvo olll h prior 'to hia election to Congress; was elected to the fifty-second Con- .Kress and re-elected to the tlfiy-third ha a (lenioeriit, receiving 13,781 voles J. tjRiijnst 1.1,t It vote for Allen Field rep., 80:1 for It. W. Maxwell pro., audi!, It)! votes for Jerome Sliaoip, Kpulist." During Ida second term and when . tlw populist were showing Kre.it strength in Nebraska, Mr. Itryun went to his district and In a public Kpecch, formally ahjiireil nil alliir iaiioe to the democratic party, nod ' out himself loos. from all aril 1 1 lioll with it. Wlien he cut loo-c from the populist and went back t tho demiK-mlic party has not U -n ntated. His aiKt'cli la'fore Hit con ven lion nominated him. Ili- utrennth is that ho Is the yomittixl ' man ever nominated for the Presl-' dcncy, he is the llrst caiiili late from a itate went of the Mis.siiippl, he is a i grxM clump speaker, lie wm lairn in a town of which Abraham Line. In was once poluutsier. As for the! rct-t he was a member ot the Coui-j in it tee of Ways and Means of which Wilson of Wiwt Vu. was chairman i and ielcl formulate the WIImiii : taritT, but was not prominent in thej 1Iouh. . Ho is t lie most inexperienced ami untried man ever nominated for the ,.. Presidency hy one of our irnut na- . Iloual parties, tic that hav been freely ernrflojr ed hy the oilveritea in their Btat cifuveutioiu and renort to sharp prac tice to accmiipIUh what could not be MceoiuplUhed fairly. ' Indeud they were astouUhed that Barrlty did not use hU power to iwindle them out of uouiethinit that they actually voted tliauks to Id m tor iiot wlnd ling them. "Second They wanted to gag the wound money men, fearing to bavt a gold apeech go out from tba eon veotiou and deteratinlng that tba apeecb ahould be for silver. "Thirt They simply bated tba tfound money dewocrata and would have prt-fcrrc-d tu aw a repuUkao or Mipuiit in the chair.1' TIIE IM.-OHK TAX ll I'OWaKD. The Chicaxo conventluu aeema ready to adopt the (Mipuliat idea of an Income tax, and want to change the United State Constitution no a make an income tax allowable. If the free ailver aud Hpulist people think an income tax la auch a good tl.int', why du't Uiy adopt it lu the states they control? It doe not re- piire any chanire in the Constitution of I lie t'nitcd Stnlea for a Male to levy an income lax, and there ia U doubt of the power of the States to It vy urn1. State aud local (axe are heavier than national laxea, and if the pop ulists and their democratic allien want to hold up wealth accumulated by hilt I licence ami Industry, they ouxht to pasa a xtale Income tax law, Nono of them tlo it however txs-au they are cuutrila and demagoguea. They try to tret a uational law, Ih cau-e in that they are far away from the iiiile, hut Ihey are afraid to face the eople as they would have to do on a atate law. Louisville Commercial. SII.VKH VU IOKIOI'! VOT. It is Interesting to notchow the ail ver democrats lined up diy atatea in the Chicago convention. The follow ing Is tht vote by which the major ity reHirt of the committee on cred entials was adopted. The vote xlinws the Ntrenirth ol the two fac tions in the parly. KTATF.!. Alabama ...... - Arkansas . ...... California Colorado . Connecticut ...... . IMuware ..... Flori.la Georgia .- - I una .. .......... ..... Illinoiii .. Indiana .......... Iowa ...... KanHiu . Kentucky hotliaiaim .... .............. Maine .......... Maryland .. ..... MaHMicliiiaetU..-. ........ Michigan...... Minnesota.... ....... .... Mimtiwiippi-.-... . ..... MiHwmri . Montana Nbraka . .. .... . Nevada ..... New Hampshire . . New Jersey , . New York . . North Curolina North Dskota.... Ohio ( Iri'tfon . Pennsvlratiia .... ... lih'xle Island ........ South Carol in ... tuth Dakota Tt'iuiesM-e--. ............ TfX:)D I' ni I) Vpruiont . Virginia ..... WaxliiiiKton . U'e-l 'ii((ina. ........ lsnin-in .. Wvoininif . Arizon New Mvxlco . tlklalioaia ..... I ml inn Territory . ... . . liflticl of Columbia . .. Ahiplin ... Total 22 'SI 121 Hi 2rt! 48 3t)l 20 26 18 12 16 30 28 18 18 84 6 16 20 72 22 4"l 8 04 8 1 8 3uj l 24. 6 ft 6 It ft A 8 8 1 8rV! ( hie delegate from California and .one from Minnemita were alwent 'when the vote waa taken, and one j delegate finui Colorado ami two I from Maine, three together refused I to vole on the titlon. I . j The Chicago convention ha made it iioHi.lo for any man to atay In the democratic party who believea i that the finance of the Ooverntnent should la- nianiwd according to the 'rule of ordnary Im-inrs honenty. The Constitution of the Tuiled Stitlea provide Unit no (Waon ahatl lie eligible to the olllce of I 'resident who ahull not have atlalnett the age ef thirty-five year, ltryan the dem ocratic candidate Is thirly-ix year. Just over the line. One of the two prohibition!! can ilMale for the Presidency has htvn interviewed and state that he I highly please,! with hi prospect. Ho ia at least reasonably certain th it the other wing of hi party will get left, ton. A straw. One hundred and flflv TIia .uuvktiil til ...... ii-uA irlvi.n l.i A '" v" I .., ...... ..J,.. t. los known " " . -y . '. 1. w.urann i-ooge, reprexentative tk'wall of M line, a man than liryan. lie U auld wealty ahin hulltler and an supporter of unlimited coinage silver- on r THEM k I T. to Imi h i ardent ''"',,n" r,,m pv,,ry l"' the atate ana wmie iney may nave neen mere not a atnpte supiairter of W.J. Hryan wa aeen. There were acores of Me Klniey ii ' ii though. of Tho Courier-Journal, dim., tlis-' Considering the fact that we want cubing the arbitrary ami unusual ar-1 to carry On gon for McKlnley, and mgnnce of the silver majority in the the further fact that we may need all Chicago itrrma-fatio n it km talk j the vote we i-an gt, It would rawas ,u: t W qiKMtionahie olitiii to Bubllc There were thM r.- A tfay tjr diacKW on the t stxl thtoufft sllvr majority In the Chicago con Use the qiMvlitsjor t f ventlon wrro lound to turn downii atiotiM of ili 4 rasjve a Tostim Tori rot costiBctsx 8oom of tbe populist papers are marking considerable claims that Tongue's rote for congressman waa far Behind that of tba republican strength. It to difficult to anake an accurate estimate of what tbe republi can strength was In this district, the nearest would prebapa be to take Judge Bean's vote. Judge Bean, however, to tba present incumbent. He baa bad long experience on the bench. Ills judicial administration has bean satisfactory. He waa run nlng against two weak wen, neither of whom wen nominated to be elect ed. Tba populiata did not all sup nort Mr. Qeatoa, neither did the democrats all support Mr. Burnett. So that Judge Bean -received more than tba republican strength. lu the first congressional district, he re ceived 20,617 votes, this was 1102 votes mora than Mr. Tongua receiv ed for con grew man. But the prohi bltloolsts made no nomination for Supreme Judge, evidently being sat isfied with Judge Bean. They nom IumUx luan, however, for eongre man, who received it) this district 1354 votes.' It la very probable that these votes went to Judge Beau. Some of them nay not have done so, but ba did not lose more of them than be made up from Qaatona' and Bur nett's votes. Taking tbe prohibi tionist vote from Judge Bean, it would leave 19161 votes. Tongue re ceived 19,336 votes, which would give him 191 votes that be received more than Judge llan received. Even In this) county where no pro hibition ticket waa run, Mr. Tougue reel veil as more votes than were cat for Mr. Hughe of the legislative ticket. Give Mr. Tongue the pro hihitloR vote which the candidate ou the legislative ticket had ami he would have lawn by the side of them. When it la taken into cnuaidera tlon thut all of the imported orators and speakers, all of the efforts of the populist's central committee were concentrated upon the election of Vanderburg, awl consequently the defeat of Tongue, that quite a num ber of Hermann' frienda, particular ly in Lincoln county who supported Judge Beau did not suport Mr. Tongue, that the report was Indus trlously circulated among the Catho lics that Tongue was an A. P. A causing hito to lose a large number of votes from them. . That circulars were sent out among the A. r. A.s directing tbetn to vote for Vander burg, who is a member, of their or ganisation, then, again, considering the fact that the populIsM were ready to trade anybody upon their ticket for a vote for Vanderburg, and that numbers of trades were made In this particular. Considering also that tbe free silver secret associations, named a silver ticket for tbe legislative of fices, and which tbey In the main probably voted. Taking ail these circumstances into consideration, Mr. Tongua received a remarkable voto. A prominent democrat in Eastern Oregon said that If Mr. Tongue pull ed through with all the elements of opposition, be was probably tbe only man In this congressional district that could do so. it looks very much as If this statement was cor rect, at least, Tongue and bis much friends have reasons to be proud of the vote given him. "We believe we elected both our Congreasmen; and have good reason to think that we were counted out." So writes tbe "Other Hide." Will the gentlemen state tbe evidence up on which their "belief" Is baaed. Neither one of the old parties are accustomed in Oregon to perpetrating election frauds. The gentlemen making the above charge formerly, acted with the old parties and If fraud were then attempted .whereby theto people became familiar with the fraud working, then they panic ittd in tbe wicked ways and are now suspicious becaune they them selves know what they would tlo should opportunity offer. Indeed they are ready to create the opar luuily. H-J HI L.1W. IJTg Will tbe poHilit endorse Bryu' nomination at St. Lrniia on the 2-.'nd? The leader of the party will If they j 111 get assurance that Ihey will be pro)Tly taken care of by Bryan if elected. But if they-do, it la good bye to the populbd party. Populists may furnish the vntea to elect Mr. Bryan, indeed If he is elected it w ill be by tMiu1(t Vote, but what ooo- uliata in Oregon will get a federal apaiintiueutt what putit lu Wash ington County will get a pott office even. There are free eilver demo crat cntiugh to rnvupy all the chairs ami they will not la backward alaiut asking li a seal. Yes Bryan's nomination will probably be endorsed but he will not ba elected. national administration. "It adopted a platform width favors the free and unlimited coin age of silver by this country alone at the ratio of lii to 1, and thereby It repudiated a time-honored demo cratic principle, which demands tbe strictest maintenance of a oui)d aud stable national currency. ' "Finally, to mule it etlll plainer that, although in name, it was not in fact a democratic convention, it nom lnated for president one who Is not la his political ton vii lions, and has no! always been even la his profes sions, a democrat. "Tids made auch a crisis, both for the nation and for Hie Uemocrulic party that sound-money democrats must at once decide what political action they w ill take for theprotec' tlon of the honor of the nation, the proK rlty of the people, and tho life and um fuliitus of the party. Teller I olf the car, but the ques tion uow troublesome to him is to know at what station aud ou what train he will again engage transpor tation. Tht hpeech that nominated liryau nt Chicago la a short one. Here it la: "Ittjuot pre tho crown of thorns upon the brow of labor; tlo not crud fy mankind upon a cross of gold." but M hen matte riots it Indicate a statesmanship capable- of administer ing the atl'aira of seventy million peo ple? . ' The Mewherg Independent howl ing free silver paa-r has tills aen-teiH-e. "Silver reploSlicail and a large number of the populist would relad againi-t an endorsement ot any democrat 011 a democratic platform hewever favorable he or it may lie to I sliver." I hai paa-r, though, will he hu.zaliing for Bryan as lou lly a any of the rest of the coin ilebasers, however differently the individual may talk anil vote. SIIOM.s. Haying I Is in voue uow. John Dagau ami Charley Hitch cock contemplate Icavinir lor Idaho next week to remain during harvest. Little Iiewie Adams is rather iu dinMMed. Miss Kills tstaluackcr, of Portland, was the g-iieat of Mrs. Leltue last week. The new Evangelical church will be dedicated next Sunday. Preach ing will commence Friday, the 17th. All are Invited to attend. Mrs. George (ironer of Portland, is SKnding tho week with her moth er, Mrs. I). 1J. Kmerick. J. O. Ilowell and family were vis iting Mrs. Okerman' i.ear Keedville Sunday. Mrs. Cummin i quite ill. IV. LI uk later is the attending physician. Myrtle Stevenson of Sherwood, was the guest of Mis Agiu It', Sunday. Miss Jean 1 Himhi" is vi-iting in Portland. . The Icecream lawn social Saturday eve at Mr. Le Rue's was an enjoy, able event. The program was excel- J lent and well rendered. FINANCIAL EXHIBIT j. MllBIPjlgm.JI ..III l lllssa!Ss!i WASHINGTON COUNTY. OREGON. t, tH TO 4UNt M, IM COUNTY FUND. Rent Poor Farm .. Fees Poll Tax 1895 1896 Delinquent taxes 1886 1887. eesaeaeeeeeeaaa4aai .....M....M.....M 44 44 1888.. u 1889.., " 1S0 u m 1898 " 1883 " 1894 Clerk delinquent tax 1891.... " " 1892.... " " 1893... Interest Koehler mortgage.. Trial fees Tax 1S95 Rent for Court House. Barr, county paupers. Costs Nick urn road.... Coats State v Uilley.. Total receipts.. 4JM 44) MM S7M IM 4M SM M tit MM MM mw 49 M 491 M 7M 09 U 1710 H? 09 SIM tWItt 1 eea NEW BUSINESS eee Orders paid Amount to Indigent Interest paid Amt transferred to school fund.. Ca, MMttr 1.870 8MM 70S H M4Ht Balance on hand June M MM SCHOOL FUND. July I, halantvou baud J.M0 70 Fines S3 M From County fund , Delinquent tax 1886 87 " 88.... " " 89 " " 90 " " 91 " " 92 " " 93 " 94 State appropriation Tax 1895 Delinquent tax by Clerk IMMW MtiSt 49M IM Hi til . M Its M IT n m 1,M0 UM CMf9 S10S8 CR. By orders tstid Balance 00 hand EXCESS FUND. July I 1895 balance on band ,1M SI Paid out June 80 1890, balance on hand INSTITUTE FUND. July I 1895, balance on band Amount received for permits and certtfoatat.... , Ca. Orders paid June 30 1896, balance on band.. 104 4 MM 1TSM IDS 00 MM INDIGENT SOLDIERS' FUND. -1 July 1 1895, balance on band Transferred from County fund MIS SMM Ca. Money It arte lu a Miuute. 1 have not Hindi) less than i.tcoii dollars any any day while aelliug Centrifugal Ice Cream Fret-xers. Any one should make from live to eight dollars a day el!ing freezer, as it ia uch a wonder, there ia always a crowd wanting cream. You can freeze cream elegantly in one minute and that astonishes 'Ople so they all want to taste It ami then many of them buy freexcra na the cream ia smooth and perfectly froXen. Kvery freezer is guaranteed to freeze cream perfectly in one minute. Anyone can sell ice cream and I bo freexer sell itself. My ister make from ten to fifteen dollar a daw J. F. Casey A Co., lib! St. Charles St., ul SU litiuis. .Mo., will mail von foll'C'irc particular free, Orders paid June 80, balance on band. SUM MS4 PUBUC ROAD FUAD. July 1 1895, balance on band... Amount from State Treasurer.. Balance on hand June 80 1896 STATE FUND. Amount received from Sheriff 1895 tax. Paid Slate Treasurer Balance on hand .t STATEMENT OF EXPENDtTUBA S.076 4U MM 196 00 US 08 4101 1 14 40 If S0,(M841 16,700 fl AH 1.4MH revenua.. will mail you full ho you can tin to work ami make lots td money any where, as with one freexer you call make a hundred gullona of cream u day, or if you' widi they will hire you on a salary. Mauv A. The Ideal Panacea. Ja. L. Francis, al dermim, hicao, says: "1 regard Dr. King' Aew Di l.l 1819 76 MM 495 M 6,474 70. T6 700 00 MOM Clerk and deputies tMtOO M Asneming and collecting Bridges ami road Bounty on wild animal.... County 'court uft eourt County Surveyor County Sahool Supt. and asslatanta., " Judge ., " Treasurer - Having rented the Warehouse at Eat end of Madi son Street Bridge and Railroad Track, East Portland, for a term of years, I am prepared to handle Flour, Grain, Mill Feed, Hay. &c. I WILL DO A COMMlSSIOtl BUSINESS. Also Buy and Sell. Cheap Storage. .Side-track to building. 1700-toot floor space. I Load and Unload Can. Truck to any part of tbe City on abort notice. I have as good a stand as there is in tbe 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. X will keep tbctr horses over night free of charge. No Feed Free. Thanking you for past Patronage, I Remain yours, A. Cs OUDXiCY, 814 Nawtaera Aieaae. CAST P0RTUID, OKEtiOS. THE DELTA DRUG STO RE. ... XAIff 8TBEET, U1LL8B0B0, 0BEU05 ... QPfiCIAL ATTENTION . to Quality and Accuracy in Dispensing. AT LOWEST PRICES. A Fine Line of Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, School Boohs, &c. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COLLEGE COURSE8 CLASSICAL, SClEJlTiFIC, LITERACY The Acadraey prepares for College and gioes thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex peases Dery loto. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per toeeh, including electric light and heat. THK COLLEQE DORMITORY Untier experienced management, colli fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exaeed $1.75 it is hoped. For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Grope, Oregon. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 16, 1896. 4, jadhdto-Ktly, b, Mpl. who sanaot So tbta, ow, e,u.,. wrlts.tfc.lro.. ff" ?OC" when xlme In'Pmv.. Now In th. tin to prspm tor tbta. Bmtdei W4 mat ih MM4 w. tvitrb. Nulled trnt In ur 4tdditM. , Portland Business College, 4. p. AflMtfw. Pru. Portland, Oregon. TIIE LEADING DRUG HOUSE 7 HHXSDOnO PTTAnrrnY " Stock lnss?ctor., Klwtlnn.., riit-l, litcht and Janitor tLVj-ryas an i.l-al miiafa frooii, (!,,rt House and Jail aeroont... uolN ami luiiif romiiliiliits. hiivitiirl. . , . ul It In .v fi.it.ilv f .r IIm last Bv? j In"ane ",,, lni"" y-nn, to th.- . x.-luMon ,r iiliylHan's Interest on ( bounty warrants... inMrltioti nriillu r injiiirsl ions." j Jurors, Justice Court Itw. .lolm ;urifii-, K t,V. tik, la., -anars aul prisoners H.rUM.:,i"V'.H T T" ",,i"i',,;'r,"ri It-funded and remitted the Mi'tlioili-t l.ii-Ho;.:i ( hun li for . . Bfty year or mote. :nnl have never; I'"" foil in I snythlnif mi IwiierniHl or thut I ll-eonler of Conveyance. (rave me wn sjat'ily relier as Dr. ' state eanes and witnesses., Kltijc'- New lM-oovery." Try this sf-llolmry Men I eoiiirli reiiHily liuw. Trial I ., ... , , ., UXIIes fr.. at llill,l,,r,, l'h,.rni.irv. P" nn ami .i'ui" MM sun MM Ml ttl INK 4 00 fio if mm 100 04 8,10901) M10M 8,800 00 the National Comtnltte an make sllverlte Tniorary Chairman. 4i First They were mortally ' skeert" that a noun 4 money man u the chair tic would aJul tbe lac- 'I' a offl.vrs of 1hm Mfte I ntrs tk)ait TI..I la m mt.L ti imi i-1 m .v.v-w wm. mi v whole eoiuinittte ought t tvrjust aod there shnuli ts) titing for that urost. THIH If SOT IMS KEPCRUl'AS. No more sever arrralgnment has keen maito of the doings of the ma Jority of the Chicago Democratic Convention than the following ad dress Issued by the executive com mittee ot the gold standard demo crats of Illinois which recltem 'To Our Fellow-lienioerats of Other State A national conven tion, convened under the constituted authority of our party has Just closed lis snison In the city of Chicago. "It enter upon Its work by vio lating all party precedents In tbe refsctlo oft distinguished democrat at It temporary presiding otticer. 'It deprived sovereign state of a voloa la Ita deliberations by unseat lag, ajiibaiit assii or legal Justiflca tloa, daWgaicg lacitl with all the regularity Inown to arty organ- iKitioa. "It refused to eadonat the honeaty aod edellty ef the presaat democratlg CIh.s A. I Class II. ! Class C. IIM Ytm Krer Make Money t uny I Mh Kwroi:: I have read how Mr.' C. K. II. in.uli' m nuu'li money In the (li-li M'nshcr liu.siiiCKi and think I have best him. 1 him very young yet aixl have hud little ex IsTlcnoe In selling ifcxxl, hut have nml ovrreicht hiin.ln d i..Unr in ten weeks sellintf iltsli washers It Is iiiiily woinlerful hnw eny It is to Mll th.'Ill All Vl.ll lull-, tn ill. I. I.. show the la-liis how thi-y work and!-,B4 0 they eannot help but luy one. For the Is'iiefit of others, I will state that I got my start from the Mound City Utah Washer Co., St. Imis, Mo. Write to theio and they will send you full iiitrliciilxrs. 1 think 1 can clear over fl.fHMl the coming year, and I am not going to let tiie opportunity past. Try it and puhlmh your euiws for the ponetlt of others. J. F. C. cn. Itv rent.i.f l'xr farm Net exiienditures o.Mau H T A FE.M F.XT WVST V WARRANTS UNPAID JULY 1, UK. mo Si so 8,tMS A Valnahle l'ref tltls. , Alitor Morrison, of Worthington, Intl., "Sun," writes; "Von have a valuable prescription in Khi tric Hit ters, ntnl I can cheerfully recom mend it for coiiftipittion and mi If I headache, and as a uenernl system tonic it has no eii:il.M Mrs. Annie Stelile, 2i5J5 Cottnce timve Ave., Chh'ago, was nil run down, coiiM not est mr dige-t rood, had a ln-k-ache whirl ncvor h f t her ami felt tired and weary, hut tsittles of Electric Hitters re-tot- d her health and renewed her ftnnirth. t itt. ftoe and tl, tiet a lit:!e t liiils' oro lliariiiHcy. Class II Clan N Class Cla 1 (lass H amount Issued . 89,898 18 Paid 17,788 8 rs28l88 II 10 17 81 4tS IIM 148 SB 184 18 VilM 088 8 B8.U9 7T Warrants unpaid SS.717 77 STATEMENT OF DELINQUENT TAXES. 48808 1,888 87 I.18S 88 MM 7 8,038 44 8,441 II 8,48189 iMIU 808 87 8,10484 8,848079 14.8M8J l8t Ifc5 ISnO 17 1 17 ISA'J 1800 111 l)k! Ij:l 9i Ii3 a 4-4-mW'lH-Mlilt 99 The U. S. Gov't Reports thow Royal Baking Powdof a. taparior f aid otbata. Total. MfffitN RlCAriTVLATIO.t. . Tt'hl tf frlinueitt IM..,....H.iim. UABIUTIBB. ttwrifjr ttaria'tta ttpal4 . 2mI a ....-.. tV.TiTM 44,Tt7 8iJ S Caivral supsrvi-ioa b? .tperleuettd uhvsiciaiut A.v..r.i. tu i. i. .Jlg . - WM- a4l sad paiiMUking pbsnnsci J,. Ufurer. asMt-approvtsl laltM mnedie. sra cuntiauallylMiiDc sddad to T-iJi-h t K. BWiciM and pharmacy adfaix. tii'cnulTi. n i." ?encM JmJhaaT -"rtmwt of SPECTACLE) .od KYK-OLAS.SEM PATENT MEDICWE8 of .11 populr kiod. -Jw.y. i. 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