H1LL3BQR3 1XDEPEXDEXT
watered lit tl.epo. p anew at Rtllibnra.Oiac',
auiiaeriptloa, ta advaooe, p yea
tUL'-HOHo vOHUnmsd C(i Proprietor.
:. ' ( ! r
D.M C.UAUI-T, tailor. " 'rX
FRIDAY, JI NK II, 1S97..
Tno Utct tatng Ui 7ie1cncs '4 Die
JvcntSa cTas sppatatus for phot'
WATJS Dbjya IX f LAX. burden of enMy ami fear, who
have eo Ion waited and watched for
vt ouaaija ux.iuer i8 mtt,rjtion o( wnditlon upon
a-suciaiion ate contract nr in hk.b ...,, estimate of to
ns .mw t.t will l grow 001 nude. tdiOuU irro
KMiiD4wanguiiwi PJ"iHi0fou and liottlt ot ovu even
In &arion county near Balem. ' This
yra operation to purely, extierf
UMtttai estates undertaken) on a work
ing acl ao thai at the end of the
aivq some certain knowledge of
wliat can be done in flax cottons will
be obtained. The association m ax.rrf
to pay fanners 3 per, ton for, 4u;
tne prints riBwee " Jfiffilai? i nt t; htmt ttatnu)y, ho
t'i tual tj.vj I pen aid, per tun
taJl1ttn'h yev fully
price itp.w VxmJHM PffjytutI tbUjfreat.r.i! Mik
Tire biraw must 09 cituwM i yJ, ao..,. . Hl0 opi?;-!
traphiii. wiunrt. It l W f4-c,l,r11 " V'2 WiV'r1rIlPK. fcU.tb sVur.v jvlia have that
simple. The iuveittiir. 4a , at
work on a wacbinu that wiU nut vUr
ly rei-ord iand.butjpwluee t DA
tye writ.lrn fag if ; hT anm-gcl
the stenographers ovcujiation Is.rodc.
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. . ;- '-.
It I nrowHifl o Iru raMie the rev.?.
enue by providing a hfumji for" 1anl
would force U16. u of inor, coin
than hatbwn.in ,Irulali;n U-forf;
With many bunine tin-n. ait cla'mi
are paid by ctyek. . If abimpwl
rheck i required, nil hiiimII tlalini
will be paid In coin. The nw-awuri-will
not bo popular'.' 'Th AiurflD
people nwr did tke kindly to the
atamp ai t. - ' ' : -' '
South C.irotina's newnonatnr, Hon
J. C. Mi'Laurln, :wKo I' ranwb ih
late Senator I'.iHp, tdds ' anotfut. to
the llt of southern prolccttonfbU'' In
the aeuato t.f tlio jLTiiiWd States. B1
of the thirty aoulhcfn ffifaubf-r if
that body re iiow"1olM'trn1il
while the lioos rvprHM-ntativc
allowed iu It vWr Hie "t.irW biU
no lew than thirty otei f r the 're-
tectlve theory aa ewin:iiliHfl,' in"Mha
Dingley till. . t 1: ft
Hon. John-'M,j'rai liwt wval
chief of pollco 1nk roriHnd'"w- no
longer chief btffliw th polity coin
mission at MJyer 1'ijiinoy-r lnrta'h.
removed. The Maydr fwrt "rnrnira
dona to niako tho ih-pa7nrrtiCHlfbr-
efflfient. . ThU istqtltvolaut t7y
ins that John wn - intilkiiC S
makei him wad and while be dow
not talk now ha. prombw lonav
aomethlng to aay hen-after by whkh
It la underatood imt .IK', wiil le!p to
drive naila Into lunuoyrr!rf .vflia
the next election.
fit
f
But Httlo has Wr'en Hflld lately ol
the Turko-Oreck TltrtpMt, Hut yester
day the Hky wu not' irally1 rter.
England aid flat that no t hrlMiaa
territory bh'-uliL bo . tded , the
Turka. Ut riimny ltaikd . about
little and noted that the Kuaxian
mlnlatcr wa eulinir ilt!i the Kog..
lirtli, whereupon nlie waa moro yield
Ing. England u'm Ueroinuy are not
well dbpowd with euoli olhcr.over
aome South African nialtera, which
fact incliiua them to make hioea over
the eaMtern quiwlion. - u
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There are two parties in Hpalnjp
the conw rvutlvua, whifh ia.ln lwsJ
and the liber.iM. as near as.,inej;ii
uation can Iks made out, the libtntfrJ
refused to go Into the halls or.lism.
linn 111 in ilnlnir What wo III Aiiierl
ca call "break a qm)rHiij."rTJit
prime minister rehianeu,. oui. uv
queen, inatiad of aewptlnftiha r.'S
nation advised witli tlm .'leailejra
the liberal nartv aiil then rcfui-l to.
be Koveruud by their .routine! but
perauadetl the old inluiMe'rs tfiaHdn'
had confidence hi them aud. Jud,uecd
the prime miuinle to remain In of
fice. The liberals who expected to
auccced to otllce, hud determined t
recall Weyler Amu t'ula and In
augurate refittui-j. lliwcver, WYyM
remaina, doubt Ua filing more ac.
cure than evcrv 'SpanUh reU
With the United $latta h:is not Ja;v
improved, ' and the Hurlxm party
will not find, easier, mnimgenteiil.
than before. .4 He liljerala Mill tvn
tinue to break tlx quorum. . .
Tlio.tiuatiiU..aiitaUwJ i.V4r
r6edoJe which tl4 ik J.oaatttba-l
Higar trust people vt'h.wiati;
tmhee, j)iiuitt;e .proprnjed, a collier
teneduje wpiw iiaieltM pvf. very
'rip niuyiee comtu'iiee yeciaej dm
P .an-ePilmeAtsL.. were .prpik'r
an1 no U)otf24iii;nabIef ft ,1
thau Jhaplhet,. flbjections , Jp;cre,Jnot
tlenced. -In vlwof the. differences.
Hoplploi I Ijal existed, a nnwblinyi
conference . was. V'M r'w d, iJt'w.
ached u.le fofmoja ted.-, . . ti
The text o.thiev gugastUdJ
uio u as roijaws.
r "pn sugars j.pojlabojtf, J tt pubjh.
standard In colojvjauk .boypmai,rr,i
itpapfcaneJuIcttKinelada, copce.Dt,
ten ineiauag,g,cppcroted4uceaa;.:
Uated molassrjsttjuiir by a. joJtrUv
uojie npl aljov 85 dturoea. .Jat't-iax
Ainil. unit rVip ftvurv aiMlHnu'ul' .In.
greoiwn.by tojayscoplc. test. it-lQO
a. i peuDdi Add tlpaal -Wd
iracnons.ot.Ariirjgrej la,. ?Jptrign(
ann.on 8urljewilio4J.VIJ)aJcl!
Man hu IfiNMfuIiitl muni lltf tll
in these lattcc U!W.t! tv. vcj;r
the decorum t tiHBa(il"1,jni ,jVrlJi:.
lion. IiHlciu.jUMy . approach
matchless Im?iiuIj'o.I rhrbtl'iilvir
self. The Urinal ft. njlnd it thefjjjni J
al customs anu u rcnipineo or inq vx
Icsorietiea. By the extended
isatlon of tlia. IimIVs and jt.'i-Siftt
aal adoption oi itigenip ritrj n,i
hrani'h nmv ri-ntiHt mi' tlnl bfiirtet
of the lanie orilj. i' though In a dltTjfi1
city lo bury thi'dead of its own Ineal
organisation. ' llefore hand the kihrt
bershlp kno that tho rrqiicxt trfll
not only la cot'nplied !t! yj'JLthaJ
it will berhcerrully do'hft ;''An,im!
t rat Ion in potnt Is the funrrnl. last
Sunday niorntiir of Mrs. Trtslnnf
comparative ' Mrnrvrer ' wh7
brought frourAslor n.ln r 1.tfrrrf
dence to be bdrrl.1 1 froin tho hnmr
of her aged father and mother" "'"'ftii
the remains were ait-onipaufrd ''Jr
her sorrowing hu-l:i!id artdhef two
heart broken tys, but they sAr$ f-
licved of alf rare by a Hinphp trpiV
of Ihe L Fayette nllrvn,'i
Honor, A. Vt. iK V,'., o the HTjl.mr
lodge. The inemfiers hW a?iim
the direction if the r fiirural'-Ai
though person l sfr.iiijrr, tni'y -'rpr
ognlie the ties iTsiiicrliortd and ten
ly and kivlngfy T.JTd Ihe twly'o tTa
deceased lo T. ' Tldi wastlbnec hi
cause ol the Ii Iplinc ht li
berahlp for years rnakMifr fsThllN
me same unng cm itfipp n iir al
most any lown flr Hty W td' ifatMi,
tor the order lcT7wr,rWrprTM
etl. Aicn may.wnnrityT wnnr m
terlal the ivtid nntnde ihnV Vfh
the menilvrr-ntp' tricTrtfir.',,T
are the threa.1-T!sit 1ni JM? Wfy
the dead, prottv-t the wlo'ow'iwti.l
than. NVho would break tnWK H
who can?
Pi orjaisnx QajJ, VijW'ii i'ii'iwiUl vuittul Ati niust o,Mru.ioti.
i willbe pm ij, an .j43cLfl'Iiwa kill be- 4-sTfc.H.eimi
M ireewnt; ,tnctuiv1j1jHe-urt .h.,, now come Uitv. root' aitb
"yyrWiiii pNdplerlaiaHU hvusts 0, lVHigi.-., 1
will cosfcU'UUt IOiUie fiber.
Itte tKUtelihu; iiiiii .' 4a reuM-.'t
n 6r word which teems to suggest
doubt ot delay i tho Mta'iilibuieui
of such condition.. '
I baVte thought that on this occa
oloa I could do na better service than
(ogive you neetled reassurance and
hnpa.' As to the great fabric now
,Wpo Congress, known as the tariff
to VAait ttd j ujji jtii'it ji
.4UMny vi-ihtS iiaiifwijtHiJvt ti ,-tn'
l' t. ... I .
'jr t -K...1111MU1 11 uiv wuv -.u, mr .wi iinwn.
i..i- . . . t . r - v j
'-" '' 'i-Jatk'W JJaras it may thivo vajuey to lh
l.iyped lo yjvty ikSiX'M'J&i horattoaudrpttrietic mQtJve. tM
vat.iein.u.aiuai.Jtst, nUnds.of the great uiJ .r;
tti.pi per ion... A.t .'4 iraw, wHJ.j whetiiw uoi iiai , tf , thy
jium a lyiitwt 01 a ioji qy jiojijieose r tho. o.thf(- ad, 1 . pMi)hfy
oruniKr WtttWWWiWtWwtHtty t,e natialouu.',
T" ", t,,.,t r.cll4lo.whleUUla greijt: coinijfrclai
Kit bIisIL- be iletBorjatntli'dilmt l..o.i.... i .......
Uai will, when rotated oyer 4! Jal i j mjthesri ri,iarks ih . o de-
rew year Ayear, , M W;Ul).yi itf j,,,,,, , ,,0,4l lt
proniame. mysiry n? 11 is iy 5 tt 6peiik( j,Mt to ( p
one dueK'tion, if ( nmy tia eratioii
IH pivj.ipriyrjjior maaAnaiij,,,, r,jrlona . rHfO.liiiii.ntr-ii anlj
.jnrijii'r
directtuus.1, jit, is .dividing
ebuMfidestroyliig unity jtful .brod
s irruuiri u iT M iieai. . A laruier .i.i.j. 1. 1 ...1 ...t. 1..
ntf ai.mm iiuiu front IV vi''ni tjr a
.ti . . t W'4 .
inBHHHiii'r lojni'ii it niii nnii wiiArnr i.. : i mL .L
" Pm.V'.o. y!'ji",nn l'LLstiltinieut!k 'dUtrustAr Faith and
cyurtige kui U Qoiujutrtt awl victory.
very iew uiiit i itut.,iat i,au u.VlU Lai.uu
??'.RHiP Wf,to.hflinciaJ,eMioprt0.whkb
"-"if. lUin.rAuq m1V, WUlV . I lriL , lrill-I. Mill.
"i m o i wjii w wattnea witn . interest. .....i ...o..ir in.
'. J-fHE WIA.GMUVIui.Uflll,'1,hat tliey.iu bo words
of
aimanrwIC,any iyou )iarbw'Vie
jusjiloionllirtt tlKLniiminiatraiiou but
just now InalaUwl iuto the. vaponsi'
bill lias ti( high ofpee, has (ornolten
oris likely to forget, Jhgt nnuidHte ol
the peopk'. whosa. voice in ..behalf p
hoheat, inouey and aouuil . finaii.cea
rangiut Juad aiMlelwut Iq Xqveuiljer.
last, put Ui.it su-qileiun. asidv, , It j.-i
unjust ajul uufouiKled
libgooil time and In pruocr order
the aJJJrinativit evidence of iny d
(laratkua wiJi apear.,. ilie.u.eau
Uino,.iy fi(endsr do . your part to
lielpiihoHP; charged. u 1th, ..legislative
and':ndudnistrativo.. duties, . Do. not
jet the iutrUi eng'.iiderwl. by. fear
and .4Jslrust creep- oyer -.you. - We
have been passing through -a H-riod
of eieat trial, and noblv wa have en
Turtal tbctruin,, ,f he future, is not
dark wUUuretMkiluigf. . It is Ilium
inald.wh.ottloiial .Jiopo. . ,The re-
vlvul nf.iiulustrv Is iu:ir. anil wilh
uie PutablisUniotit of a re,veiiua Jaw
suflkiant to.ltriuL' inli tlie Treasury
Tfi iii a mount adequate to meet the rea
naWe peuiU fit , our . government
anikrd taColor, and ojjHllpujiiyj My with. -the establishment. out
w jikh has gone through thq projs.'ja, ktyunoca on a sounl. and iuiuriug
firqniilpg. 194-100 of cenlt... bahltliliig now , foreseen can de-
TfMola8Hea,teaUng.over ii) .tWrecsJIy:the rst-oyery . of past losaea and
mu noi aisiva uo oegreea. a cents per
TslljJjJ testing to dcrjes anijvj,
W'l sugar swet'plngs afuilj b'lujmel
ivii uuijr n iimmiw-s vi puitnr.as .me
caao
test
-njignr, tarns poiiqnM sprts. cane
(..!.. ... ..! ,;x t . l . " y.i'.
jnn-c ui inci juilt, iiit-miin,y-uiictiiy(jj
un inyiiisses, 4mo J'roujict.ofany
Couillrv which iiavs. liirm-flv r.r'ln.
rcciyT, ajwiniy on exnoti tncreol.
tiall pa, In addLjioa. to the, forego
ig rales, a duty equal' to sucli'lsnin-
ty, or as mucji ther(f as iqay laj In
exw-ss of any tax collected ' !y 'aucTi
country upon nmh exported article
it . ..... . . i-.i ri .'. ..
1 mi imvi iir cane irom wnicn 11
lodueel,"
st( RETARV UktiV lt list ISSJtTl.
,NojiJ.tranre bv this adminrsfri
flo-t since the I'resirlanr'B Innngrnllon
.Vhlress and his c3ack',Ccv;r'eJi
ips attracted an 'much aitentioiiVor
M en ni'eivad n lilt, s muulk utalnc.
kui as Ihe brief remarks" of Secretary
''if the TteurtpryJiagejat,. the meat
leathering of uisnilfscturrngsnil euiu-
iiereial wgaaiaatlonHat. Cinrinnatl.
a which lie Rave-no: asaurance that
lie parly pledges with rcn'renei to
rurnurj- nrf iit df camen OUT w
promptly as those gow being fcrflir-
.-...I ...l.t'' t 1 11
mu wmi ri'irrpiiiT ui inrin ami ru-
metallisin. Ills utterances. on 'tliil
caslon were, it' is undersi(jHT"o")i
aOy ctliclaj ne cowlngJronMbc Hec-
rt tary of Treasury, had bctuMiiit,
uiraiiAbtMGK'iat'li-aat,; Vi, the
L'ident for his approval, Thus Jend
nf additional iMeial to the nasur.
-Vice Which they.earryj They anion
mMinftnt - anrt' feaxirrlrijr T-1Mt
hey. ' are . retirodmid herew'lrflin
Hill: s-Ji
A? 4 hftvepbserveil and Ksb-m'd 1o
die words pasaing from lip. U). lip
Htoim 11 meiHliex uf m, roruiut c
dial clubs gathered hre, I disravef
two pan lvuiar -Ik whWh ;Jiaw m
rst place tn Hhe.nougb- !i
These two themes are the UritT and
iVVutilfflffances." HViniheaettle-
men! of these twoqueatjijnehtt.
arise waits' and "Imfustry lahgnisnea.'
Over llftjf tbju si have been aslSf,
When will the fajiff.discij"i.orT end
and the measjires pror.7y.sl nsi-ived
the Measure &jjkl . "
Dver flftv limes mure I have TuT-n
rwl tlUve.tefiiianelaf fVnTfri. f
.which the people strusroiT lh7
November Test, been forgottent'
I New, irts not lo be"wotldrruT' at
thai you who have so IonnirTitht
VtifHiejiuguration of a new forward
moytancnt along the lines of mater-
Tftl advancement ai.d .social.. progres,
rwhlehtwe may humbly .trust la in
flieUien volent mind of Ood to Ijcs-
rTowsiMion ihe American tieonle.
.
:-' ' '. ..... .. .
lit a rnviMinniM,
u . - ... -i
. unman, tn- rouiii Carolina, uiaue
this mnarkablo tariff speech in: the
senate yesb-rday, rt romarkabla as
giitKl sound protection loi;ii', but un
crimlM nnii Hint nr.lor. - S.ul
m!hi!Ma;t "Heiuocrats are iaa ier
Tod f lrnsithir.-tThey do mU know
wrier Uwy are nt. . The. 4lder and
nirirexperienml- proi lftiru.tlieir al
leliinMMoio old, tiim housed doc-
trlnr.v We had an iiiipaajjivtied
speeli yesterday by . .Mills oi) la-half
oft tha Walker. . tariff prineiplee.
Iirooalit forwari nt tais late, ilsjh
jentnoratiasloctsMMV.
r-."M(tS-I Blr;1Olimi1tlWn BiUi.KUlVt
rsnos sahiran-hav atl taat nf th
iiTi-il1 m n, iiiilit as well. lie
dr'Mifrlit fcerv The tariff -is 4iierey
ii'irHestlDU of pcilicv na I01 biw. the
governmont will rsise-revenue. Jt
Is to Mie tie.U Interast of the- Anieri
cat pvojiki Ihst the article, consum
ed by out pinpu should be pro-lucrd
y on ptufk1. If that' repu'iiiean
(luctrinevll and good., if-lt is not
lenuirratk.dia-triiM. ittaiht to,; lie.
A4-Uas)ht-iariiiers, ihe iia.il waa not
tsH'.ir farmers, bat for tarift which
nulungfr would mb the farmers we
hKve.'V; : : . . i ; ...
"llOW StitlEl f IS XH!Sll.
(jr.
The wee!; li.;f ire" I'a't ' Jutlen Epp
ing, sup'rintendetit of the' registered
letter department' of 1 the Jl'orthand
swt rifllcp, ChiiYles ' Wnfson, (ienrge
Watson, hi brnthPrflor' Pawrr s
Land I( tit I vc 1 1 nlsfple (T 1 he rort Is tid
liilliV depar'.niPnt w'h artvteil on a
charge of conspiracy to rob the posl
oflli, 'Who "'Mowed? 'Frank If.
iOa'tithief a Freiu'hnmirwliow wife is
a Spaiilsn hr M.xlo.n woman'. "au
thler Is aff opium tlrml; a gambler, a
moral wreck.'' : He VaM h wanted
to"ref.rm"and hunt i;ken 'rn :tm
crookcil way toncfilng chines' forced
CPrtfHcat., he toM ' tnt Whr' stery
ihlchYAved tn,r',rriitli tTir the
written ildenrrs'' wiroTtHmd."': ll
then'lofd the orems rKaH! Mory irf
(lie proioH! V'wt tfflee robborv.
Jleii Miht coiitr" "b1 trirstfd- were
-W-tM sVli.ifiKtWimhl heiir' the
e.h"itirftitl.ld" WWWrr' fh French,
niaif nnrt E'n'lnjJ. n.idihif was ad.
niltfedinta Ihe post' ofltce and there
anrnhg fW satks Epping -talked of
the detaJIa of the robery: Gao thler
was inotructcdhow to opcrtde an
intricate lock, bow to tie and gug
EJping, how to select the valua
ble packages. .
On the preliminary examination,
Fppiog bad no great difficulty in
proving that Gambler is a worthier
vagabond, a liar, a gambler and prob.
ably a thief, yet they aasoclated to
gether and that too on Epplng's in
vitation for he took him Into the
part office. II Epping ban honest
uian, 'why did he aasx-iate with
tula bad man? There Is a hint iu
like teatimouy that Eiplntr knew
ijiiu iu bit i iriuiitti aud that h ua
trying to catch him. It would be
beter for Uu'cie Sam's clerks (o at-
houd strictly to busiueas where there
isjumple oj)Hirtuntty tor making' re
cords, and Dt eriuia dxtictiug alone:
Kt-f re Ejipin'U (Hit oflhU scrs(
be villi .doubtless think the aaiiie.
,VMn Is 'badly ' Involved In this
uiafler and tut U Ilolsapple. The
dccllvo iloiiiillesi c.troses hU eotisil-
enco and, ihiuks he was working (or a
reputation as a thuf catcher. Ol"
kuuiob Iio cuUiM Jvtnt run d'in n ami
get the glory In catching a bold l ure.
icr when h., Ihe dective, helped to
pUui the 1 rime. Jt haikaaa ihout;h
law "detectives'' not only In Iort
Uud'but in some other i'iImii-s have a
tfiitf trust which they use as punch
ing bags. . It Is that state of airairs
tliat iniike.4 vigilance coiunilttces
popular with Ihe ieople. ' Holsapjile
held Under b;nds of $1000 to ap
pear at the November term of the
U, S' Court. Ho give it. Watson
was held in the sum of ti'OOOV lie
gave It. Epping 'was huld In' the
sum of I'sXK). Ho could not raise
the hond an J he is In jail.' 'Gauthlcr
and wife were held in the sum Ol
10011 each to apjicar as wilnesaes:
fliey have no friends' wherefore
they are sent' to the McMlnnville
Jail. - 4" "
This case brings to mind "some
methods. A few months ago a law
yer in Fortlaud lost hla overcoat'
Ho went to the police station and an
i l)lcer was sent out and soon return
ed with tidings of the coat. ' It was
in ihe'store of a second band dealer
on Frtilit "slreet."; The lawyer went
for his garment but to get it he must
pay K30. "Xo sir, This Is my
,eoat. 11 was atoileu and I havo a
light lo take my property whrnever
found." "Well you piy the bill and
you can have it," ao said Soiouian
so said the "detective." The lawyer
at ouce went to his office and com
ineiiced drawing a complaint for
replevin- The policeman saw the
tiad no greenhorn to deal with conse
quently he went to the office to try
persuasion. "Now I think . you had
better pay what he is out on that
coat, $1.60, for these second hand
men must ue proteclea or else we
could never recover atolien proerty."
rho lawyer saw the point, paid the
discounted fee and got his coat. The
second hand dealer buys at some
price everything that to offered even
if he knows it is stolen for he knows
be will loose . nothing though the
owner turns up while there is
chance to make a good percentage, a
certain market to furnished to the
thief ., for his stolen plunder. The
detective is Rattened with the arrang
ment since be is growing in fame
while he ia not. obliged to do any
work. Hut society Is preyed
upon.
A (3 A
mmi bauuuuuunao
A-Tale of Suffering and
Subsequent Relief.
Vom Vf fn, Wvmtmt, 0(a,k
Oaa af the many penons ia Columbaa,
Ohio, wha bT bwn brortiir.1 by tut M of
Dr. William.' I'm fU. fur Pal I'roiU U
Mia Jero.ha MoKinrwy, of" 0 BoataCcatr
- - Um. M.L'Mimkv.11 imI fcrnnhl
t kwii otrInl'T la .1ott.wl iw's, I hy emu 1W. tie! tlwi M M l
a ui mii ur a nunuxr or yan a tuuuiu
Pink Pillt tot Pals PsopU. T ksa ac-ar
kad any (kith ta nxdicine of that kinl and
mud bat litil attention to tha ui ition.
It waa aot lona after thia. howeier, that I
ili Vwr? ,l 'tls fcirnlT
and unmair, achool leachor.
. for aatna tima iha baa been very ill and tha
sufferinn and lorturta nlnrd by htr fur
ontha nT brn umianally aevara.
Tha. tali af; her auaeriuga and tha anhao
iaent rtliuf and final rura which iha derired
ota thaaat of lr. WiUiania Pink PilU for
Pala People, arouanl eooaiderabla ailatioa
'among her man Irirndi and othera.
' A roporter waa detailed to obtain a relia
ble aaeountef 'Oibi raarveloua raae, and when
ha eallew he fcund Ui Uchlinney at her com.
Ibrtable and aoiy home where aha eneertuily
aomplied with ha request. She aaid :
"Tha fir iurti.-iiion that 1 had that any.
4lfcttJ--.-"- -S'-'"'' "'w -'
about threa- yenra a?o.i I aulTered tha moot
sxeraeiatins paiua in diflereat parte of my
body aad waa- alaioat eraied at timea. Uy.
aiaep ae iieiurul hi liuriiiiio Ureania auu
I had berna ta waits away to aluioat a
ahadow. To add to m other aiUictinne the
aaalady aaaumed a elarrhal turn and I waa
anon a riot I m (a that hurrible aa well aa dit
faatina; . diaeaaa. I consulted tha family
payaiciaa who pare nic sntue kind uf a ua
uuat aud 1 waa fooluh enonsh to imaaina
that h benefitrd me. I followed tha advice
oi tha phyik'iana but noticed no perceptible
improvement in wy coudition and waa about
ta deaparV of ever beooniinf a strong and
well woman again.
"gome of my lady friende were calling ea
bm ana afternoon and before them I hap
pened to mention my troubles, when one of
Ueaa recouniended that I try Dr. Williama'
decided to (its theat a trial aad purehaaed
one box of the pills. I aooa bee an to aooce
aa iinproTemcnl iu my ronditioa aud before
the whole box had been takes my health
waa ao much improved that 1 waa about ready
to begin singint the praiseaot lr. Williaai'
Pink Pille for Pala People. .
" I waa not yet thoroughly eonviaced aad
decided to wait a while before frowinff ea
thusiastia ever tha results, and had beeua
on the second box efcire I waa confident
that I had al last found a medicine to meet
tha requirementa of my case. I discontinued
niy calls to tha physiciaua and have lelt
them alone since. I am now as well and
I atronf as I ever was ta my uti am entirely
-ieii--at.t-ivele-,JiatMi'
,:.. t ... u, , I . I . . .... .I. ,r. a
Ube. Ko more are wy slumbers haunted nlsil. HOt tO exceed tLSO.
and when I retire al 1 ' "
PACIFIC UinVERSITY
THRIB OOIIIC3 OOURtES
CltflSSICnli, SCIENTIFIC, HTERAHY
Tho Academy prepares for College and gioes
2 thcrotigh English E Jucatioas the best pre.
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses eery lotc. Board and rooms st the
Ladies' Hall f 3 to 4 per week, including
electric light and heat
THE COLLEOS DORUITORY
Under experienced, management, will fur
mtforonttstitt&tej-afc cvntt xin the chit
:ud Dr.
with tearful dreams i
uitlii I ii U sleep at uuva. I regatu
Williama' Piuk Pills for Pala People as my
salvation, and would recommend tucrn to a II
ladies troubled aa I was. .The pills are mora
than what ia claimed fr them and anyone
giving them a trial will soon eome to the
siime concliuiba t-vilzig their nierhs that I
have."
Dr. Williama Pink Pills for Tale People
contain all tha elements necessary to give new I
life and richness to tha blood and restore shat- I
teired nerves. They are sold in boxes (never I
in loose form by the dosen or huudred) at 50 1
cents a box. or six boxes for xz.ao, ana may as
had of all drngeista or directly by mail from
Dr. Williama' Medicio .Com par y, tkheaeo
tady.N.Y. ' 3
For full particulars, address
president McClelland,
Forest Grooe, Oregon.
SPRING
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THE HUVR FUK ACTIOS.
t ne American sugar grower's so
ciety lias issued the follnwlug circular,
At first glance it might be thought it
Is late, since the senate actej upon
the sugar schedule this week, but it
must be kept In mind that the bill
will have to be considered by a con
icrence committee since mere is no
probability that the senate will agree
to the fiou-ie schedule, and hence the.
urowcr's society will have work lo
do. The circular liears dat May 211th
and reads .-
Dc-.it sir:
The heretofore promi.-ing outlook
for Icglflutlon favorable to a speed
ib'voli'ipincnt of Our doniewtic sugar
industry, it clouded by the senate
liiiaiiro committee's concrasion ' to
lire tru-t. This has Juttly created a
scantbir which unjustly affects Ihe
farmers' interests.
Here Is What the farmers want;
f.-A sjieclBc doty equar to Ijcls.
ar pound ' on sugar testing 0
which the average quality of domes
tic raw sugar made In our beet sugar
ami sii'iur cane mills. This would
be gut by making the Ilngley rateof
Ic kt Miuml for 75" text "begin at 73
test. It is 6-HMMh more thai the
ltingley rate.
2. A further or differential duty
of l-8c as special protection toreflnei
which Is enough to prevent foreign
refined sugar from underselling do
meutic refined of either luniie or for
eign pnaluction. This 1 8 .different
la I is the bing!ey rate, while the
senate's bill makes differential 3-1 6c
to nearly l-2c per pound, according (o
quality of sugar and way it la flgur
it Farmers want all sugars to pay
above duties, hence oppose Hawaiian
free ugsr and Ihe eight-tenths of 1
percent, di-count on other reciprocity
sugar prpowd in Dingley bill. On
l lies j fwo Kints the senate bill Is all
right. '
4. We 'also want cnunter vail ing
tutu's equal lo foreign export boon-
tits, as lavored by Nith Oingtey and
st naie r.illf v -i
' We r fus lo lie a party to any
'd.eker' wilh the trust wherby
.silrli . extraordinary prntrcfion Is
gr-ti.ie.1 as to mske.the wholn arbed
ule anpopiiJiir. V lIva the plan
Isssuiple, effective, just lo producers,
r fl rs and consumers of sugar, and
reasonable that would it command
Y
supfiort frre.sM'i'live of partyi
will you'picaao at once wrl'e or
telegratdi both -tho Beimtors from
yourstale'to the atmve effect. Also
fi....' w b ut..?D.i r w 4i.t
.Ml, v., . .ii.-ni. an. 4. ... illU'
rich of l fee Scna'e finance committee,
I'Umsh'Uo tliis instauily no time to
loose. '.-A few days litter writo to
your represeiitaiive in congress. Ad
dress all these parlleaut the Senate
or Uause of Reprcsi-ntalives, Wash
legion, V. C. Oct every member of
your organization to uo likewise
also every one else you can. Petit
Ions are no good at this juncture.
lied hof letters. tiort and to the
(K)int' se'tit quick to tho parties nam
ed above, are most i-Oective. Help
us, at Idasf, to the extent of such
letters in our efforts to build up the
new industry that remains for farm
ers, so as to put. into their pocket t
big share of tin- f KK),OiH),00() now an
nually 'eut abroad for imported
sugar. ''
Earnfc-tly and respectfully yours,
THE AMERICAN SUOAIt GltOW
E US' SOCIETY.
Iiairon of Oeurgia succeeded in
(retting an amendmrnt to the tariff
bill adopted leaving a duty of 20 er
cent ad valorem -on cottou Imported.
This is the first time in history when
cotton lias been taxed. The anient!
ment Was adopted by it vote of 42 lo
17. "AVI' the republicans and five
democrats voted for the measure.
Mrt Isaac Horner, proprietor of the
Burtoir House, Burton, W. Va., and
one of the most widely known men
In the Mate was cured of rlicumatiHin
after three years of sulTerlng. He
says: "I have not Millb-rnt command
of languiif.'e to Convey any idea (d
What I bii ifi rt-ilj my pliysicaiis told
me that not liirg could bo done for
me and my li lends v t re fully con
vinoeuT that imLlilnr lut I'.euth would
rellcve-mo of my sufl'.-riiur. Jit June,
1891, Mr. Evans," tin n Hilcstnun for
the Wheel lug I)ru; Co., recommend
ed Chamberlain's Pain Ilulm. At
this time my foot and limb were
swollen, to more than double their
normal size and It re; ojimJ to me my.
leg would burst, but soon afier 1
bevJ osing the Pain Hilin th1
swelling began todecrasc, the pain to
leave, ami now I conxider that I am
entirclyrurcd. For sale by ihe Ilelta
Drug Store.
Kails LlBVtr I.oiit lea Is a sure
cure for liciulai lie ami nervous tlis-
eaiw. N'olhintj relieves ao quickly
For snie by the lalta I'rug torc.
Hundreds of . ihuufuuds have
been tiiducol to try CbamtK-rlaiii's
'CoiigJi.lfviiM'tly by reading what it
1)81 (Kme- iwr ouiers, Mini imving iesi-
cm! iis meriis uir ineuieives are io-
lay lis warmest fiit'iid?. For sale by
Delia Drug Store.
The eiKhth annual convention held
In lk'avertoo June :id, provetl to be
a decided suctys. Tlie . day opened
bright anl " cleir and delegates be
gan lo pour in from ail direcilous.
After tlie ucvouonai exercises itv.
Shelley frilled th mif-ting to order
whlcti he presided over, uuricg the
entire session in an efftVic nt and sat
isfactory wanner. Mr. lUlelgh, state
superintendent, opened Ihe firt topic
and eaeli sutiject was taken up aud
honuiihly discused, many new
Ideas being dropped that will aid the
5. 8. work tr In hit liwk th.it ro to
come. .
T. i session was made inierci-ting
ami profliable by a pajter on "The I
motlel Ifssifn" by Mrs. 1 V." AV. Only
anil "I'unetuanty : ami nltcndHnce"
by Harry baker, Cornelius, ulwi by
the presence or the iteverentis Hugh'
es, Hlar and Tagirert and State Supt.
il.lfigii. ot t'ortii,ii(i.
The offleers for' flit?- ensuing year
n'i l'rcsldent r . W. Cady Heaver-
ton; vice president Rev. 11. A. Dech,
HillaiKiro; Itev Geo. A. Taggert
Ili-a ver ion j Ell Haines. Forest Grove;
P. Patton, Oaston, Alee Chalmers,
Wreenville; Cor. Hecretary ami Treas,
Mrs. C. P. lllunchard, Hillsboro;
ittfcoriting secretary, m, . Kotib,
uenierviiie.
Much credit Is dun to Mr. Harding-
ham who acted as recording secretary
through the aessiun. lelegatea lo
state convention, ltv. II. 1 Shelly,
ItlllsDoro, and Ma Udell, Forest
drove.
The following is an extract Iroin
ihe resolutions which were adopted;
ltesolved. That we shower on Ihe
goKl people of Heaverton our fulsome
inU hearty thanks, for their enter-
1 ain ment so thoroughly In harmony
villi theOo8iel good measure pressed
down and running over, toothsome,
wholesome and satisfying.
Hev. H. A. Stsrrl
Mrs. II. B. Luce Com,
1. Patton - )
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Uetier Hsmklnc raelllWea Needed.
Discussing the ptsir credit and bank
ing facilities of the went and sooth be
fore the luHt meeting of the American
Economic association, Air. Thomas O.
Bhearnuut said:
In the 11 southern states it is impos
sible that oue-tenth of tho farmers conld
have any bank aucoauts or oonld ever
draw chucks iu payment fur their retail
transactions. In tha recent campaign
the saccussfnl cauiliduta received the
votes of S3 states, the defeated candi
date tho votes of S3. The 23 states bold
93 per cent of all bonk dnptaiita and de
positors. Deducting from the other 23
states the silver stutes and a few large
cities, the remaining vast agricultural
section of the country, having 40 per
cent of the population and 75 per cent
of the area, Las less than 4 per cent of
tlm bank deposits and depositors. This
suggests What was tha real grievance of
this mass of voters, although they did
not themselves undent and it Their
bnnkafeg facilities are proportionately
only une-sixtccuth of 'tho rest of the
country. - v
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Wyoming's Cosnsnoa kus Action.
By defeating an unqualified free sil
ver resolution and substituting a resolu
tion iu favor of free cuiuugc of gold and
silver by International agreement, the
Republican legialatnra of .Wyoming I
taught a lesson of couiuiou suuse and
practical politics to all the states of the
northwest.' The free coinrijro of silver
uu any other basis than that of wiaul
value ia a delusion which waa effectually
eiKpoeed ol last November. New York
World. -
ar lost ,
annually,.' -a - "
directly and Indirertly, by eeoaJe visa eaasio do laalr own tfurlai, writ their owa
letters, or keep their owa book! aa4 whs) aV net kaow whea. buslnoaa and local papora
which they; atuat handle every day are saadej ant correctly. fWAU tbeee tlilnea, and
much more, we teach laiMsajalti.
Hundreds of our sTraduates era la aad tweltlnsie. aad there will be openings for
hundreds more when Umea las pro va. jre Is tha Mate lo prepare for them, nealdee, a
bualnesa educatloa la worth all It coats, fur east's ran aes. Send for out catalogue, ta '
loam vhal and kn ws teach, stalled free to aay address.
Portland Business College, ,,1
r l ' ...... ?.-. tvatA
roniana, JrWffOn- 1. A. Weseo, eeretaea
" . '. . I t i K-.. I
A. r, Armstrong, PriM.
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If you do write us for Cat
alogue and Prlees. We can
save yon money on your
purchases.
A. II. AYERILL.
Manager.
Asa VAII aasassel
uu iuu neeu an
ENGINE. THRESHER,
j? HORSEPOWER.
cr b f::t t:y ssl nachmwy7 ;.;
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RUSSELL A CQiVi
Portland. Oregon.V-i
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OREGON STATS NORMAL - SOHOOIt
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A TO A VTkTr.T oAUAne nnS mm . . J' ; -r - a-
m.ininu ownwA. ru AMAWIUKD..,
'1 Ue Japauuse aovcrunient lias ioilou
lbs itold sluudard. Tuo Jups aro the
UiOHt profrresHive peopla ef the east. All
proRTermve nations a on the sold I
jimuroy (O. ) Leader.
Brwarr ef Ointments far t'afarrh that
t'entain Mt rcarjr,
A' merco-y wil! siirely iletrnv Ihe sense
f smell a'xl e niru-lv itpraip" Ihe
hole ivsti ra ah n enterlna It Ihrmiirh
lie mnroiis surlayra. . H ub entries
iuu'uI never le u-dejtretl on proserin-
tluiia from renniable i Hysieians, aa the
Ismnee tliev wilt ilo 1 tea fold in ihe
good you enn ixmsitily durive from litem.
llaii s i;atnrrn litre, niunniHrtiireU hy r.
( heney A te Toledo, O., ctituins no
merenrr, and 1 Inken Internnllv, sct-tir
ireciiv oiwn in Mooa .and niarto.inr
fsree of Hie sveeni. In I uyine II i-tV
t'stsrrh ( tire li' re ra get the g-mtlne.
It is luken Inu r null v. end made In Toledo.
Olno, by F.J. (,'buiiny A Co. Testimonials
ee. ' -
Hold h Pttirclsts, price 7fte. per bottle.
Hal 's Family fills are le best
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Jtialjt - "-- - , L - --aa ,
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lis sia-ssssiss ssiiass saaMXsssJl "
Regular Normal tours of Throo YOaro. : 4i&.L
oi.ior year wholly Proresetdnal. '--i-- , W. t vt.T.V ii
rrniiin, departmeat of sine grades with MO eh lid ten. v. w '.
Ins roetion and traialna la n..il. a.n.i. . . . .. . .. :'rT
1,1.., .ehonl. - ' ' aiMWe,
puhl schools.
year,
i tie normal diploma la recngnlaed by las as a Mira Life CertlSeale la teeeh, . .
Light e ense; Tuition, books, board aad lodging (pwoiwul. t IIJJIM mi
. iudenlslvH,rdliigihemaslvae. Ilts.ospe yeir. . , - .,. f m I
Anaiiemie grade accepted frem Uieh tnkesle. . , , " " " i
L'stiloitaes cheerfully sent oa appUcetiesi. 1 i i l.f a y
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ADDRESS,
or V. A. WAXN,
Sec. of Faculty.
P.L. CAMPBELL.;
President? :v
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"I doa't believe there ever was so
good a pill made as A vrr'sCathartic
pills. They will do sll yoa recom
mend them fur and even more.
Whea I have a cold and ache from
head to heels, a duc or two of these
pills Is alt the medicine needed to
aet me right again. For headaches
Pill Clothes
The good pill baa a good
coat. Tha pill coat aervm
two purposes; it protects
tha pill, and disgQlses it to
the sensitiva palate. Soma coats are too heavy ; they
won't dissolve, and the pills they cover pnas through
the system, harmless as a bread pellet. Other coats
are too light, and permit the speedy deterioration of
the pilL After 30 years exposure, Ayer's Sugar Coated
Pill have been found aa effective aa if Just fresh from
the laboratory. It's a good pill, with a good coat.
Ask your druggist for
. , -. e HTSis testimonial will he foeed ia tall ia Acer's "Carvliook." wilh a
jiaadrrd others. Free. Address: J. C. Aver la, Lgell. U.
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Hilisboro-Portland Stasa
Fn.urand after April 80. 1897. the
undersigned will ran a stage
Irom Cornelius to Portland ,
and return on, ".
TiiONdaya and Fridays ..
Ivtuvo Cornelias at o'clock a. aa.,
liillHlinro hotels at :!, Arrive
in Portland at 930 a. m. .
Ketnrning leave Port
land at 4 p. m.
Fare r0 tin each way ..
Kmall
ami
orders execnted
express packages
with rare,
carried.
T. C. COflNILlUt,
April 2!, lap?.
IsaarJ
naji.
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SCIIULMERICH :a ; $0
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-Again wish to call attention
'H i ' i - 4 . -J...
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LOW PRICES
st .
ICras Heeas aa area' ,
U Tar at all mt risk Llaea
atrt WsM ets r ,.
reaall TaMeta. f tWr t
ft Clfs
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fart, MssMaag H.ia!;, .: th
t raoeri IMaa .... ...
0Mlkee Brash.
CMtMaWwal
V year . ... : . a- m -
aer rare' . . a ' '
tt-asiw, all alsUaa, aer yar4 ;T J6r
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