Buuafod La to po.uaT.t-e si Hillborc,Or jo,
a seouud-si a wetter
suuaurip'-lcn, ad ...i. yM .
U. U C. UAb'U f.dilur.
uei'kii l ft r. h uv j nr. i
IUI)aY, J Uii 1, 151)7
Quetu lull is euivtliii,,' U-causfc
aLuexatiou.
Tue North Yamhill Record found
u paragraph iu tue l.vui-i't.Mt.N
that worries il. iot bc-in able
anewer, I tut paper evades by assert
111 that the lXUk-VkSVES t stole til
itetu from the Albany Diaat-uiiuaior,
facts are soiuetiujtM stubboru ttliu
ait the Kticord way realize mjuie
time.
The Albauy lierald uolt (hat Ui
republican iu tat senate, are purlin
tue tarilT bill at tne greatest oooou.it
speed, 'i'liey are occupying no Uuiw
10 lis consideration except luauavve
Hie crilK'iBUia from I lie ueuiocruiit
side, and 11 It lalla lo puaa durm- li
OioulU of June, the (auit will rest vt uli
(lib democrats.
The Alc.vtiuuviiie iteporler tio.-.
had a lew words by way of rtuiiuiit
fur i-Uiory one uf Uie popuiist tvyi
neulallvea who received flow .'o
0U each lor uol doing- their dm,
'i'ffe honorable geulleuieu la UDjiiu.
cd uiid ueiuauds that Uie iU.-poii.
bliaii "pul UP or otiul up." li
latter uu coucludeU to put b,, ana i
la iuiory who win buui up u no ir
wise.
The WooUburu luUepeudcul uolue
tbal New YoiK bauksuow lioul .
OUOjUuo above llie reserve IC4U111U
ami Uon'l know what to Uo Viiiu
That paper anas, "why uol tend
out West'.'"' i'robabiy because Hili'
la no opporiuuiiy lor luvenimeut
Our banker In this couuty are liuv
lug trouble to place luouey wbure
is sale aud will earu a protiUtulu iu
lercsl. "
Tbe leulb Auuual Couvenliou ol
tbe .National ltepublicuu Lieuym-
Wiil be held iu tbe city of ictroil.
.Michigan. July laib uext. The
first congreaaiuuttl Iiatnct of Ore
KOu is emitted to lour ueiegalta,
iiouuu trip liketa to tlulcgales auu
alternates cau be oblaiiieil by paying
lull lure goiuu; and oue-tbira lure re
turning' il llie cerliucale obtuiiittl
Vi heu tbe star Hug- ticket in purchncu
stiall be signed iu llelruit by tbe wo
retary of Uie league.
11 lakea OU voles lu tue beuate to
raUly Uiu Hawaiian unexallou treaty
Uiul is a two thirds voie. One
Buualor who lias uiuUo a vauviinB
nutls 67 sure voles, ociiulor Kyle
kuowaof 10 doubttul senators Iroui
w boine tbe olber 3 uiay be draw u.
Tlie treaty Wilt uot be allotted lu
lake precedence over the larili bill
bu it will be reported from lue lor
eiu relatives commiilue, w litre n
uovv is, at the brst opporluuiiy.
W'bile of California bitterly oponea
tbe treaty, but lias not uiade public
bis objeetiou.
It is as tbe i.Dbl"t.Mii.M' lias
heretofore slated. A currency to be
ooi in uol be i suclt issue as all uien
are willing to recoguixe as a measure
ol vaiues, aud the more people
Un re a.e who will receive a curren
cy the belter it is and beiice it is tbal
America is iu some measure dt pvnu
eut upuu Kurujie. if we have monc
that Europe uoea uot rccogni.e men
that luouey is uot the best aud if a
purl ol our ow n people sliuu it ine dU
uallou for the holder is Worn. A ca.--lu
poiut is tbe iiilley labor I.a
chuuge. it employed labor and is
sued certltljalea wlncli souiu laborers
took for a time relyiu upou Ine
ntalmeul that such curreucy woual
buy broad, but uow tlial II is seen
that It is Hot good as aBraiu.-t the
wolf (he whole scheme totters. All
the world lakea gold aud it is
mouey, all Ihe world takes eil.ur m
a ratio hence it is good tuunt
out wneu a part ol tue worm
asserts that silver is good moucy ,.t
lutli unit ratio the silver limsl U
buikcd by gold, or a ptiut of iiiau
kind will reluse to take it at wind i
pu i ports to be.
TUOSE EXl'OATS.
' A i I so tbe ernorln under Ihe Wil
s.Mi h'ij 4-r larger than under the
McKlfilry ti 1 or what will be under
th t)irppy Mil. 1i icr-, auppoae
uo :ry retiMming without usinir Imx
coSu'jitis of Kiijea, If icaaufa'tur"i
pr-v'u't hve been more larly m
j.r.rti d under Ihe Wllsjo hill, it ha
mvrred n.rie labor to u;t a preal-r
-; lus ready for the ship. If he for
fhe fiTtoriea were taxf'd to supply
tha demand, under the new irrpulh?
of the W'llw.u bii!, all the old ma
chine would have lo be. kept in iimv
tiuU aud ImW uik luniaiied. ouch
conditions would mean great nation
al prosperity. Have wc cxperlenisvl
it? Have all skilled InhorerM beeo
employed? All common lalior, all
miners, all farmer? Have uew man
ufacturing plants been built? New
mines opened, new farms fenced, and
plowed, new transportation linen
built? Hat her, has not the reverse
of all this been true? We know that
prosperity has uot been with us.
Banks have suspended; merchauU
nave laueo; tne llrei in the smeller's
cupola have gone out; the wheels of
the factory have stood still; men have
Kone rt;Ked and women aud children
have been hungry. These things are
true aud how can we escape tbe con
clusion that exports have not been
irreater or more profitable? Either
they have lieeu less or they have been
beeu sent abroad at a considerable
loss. Iu either case if that has been
the workings of a tariff law then lel
thai act be rejiealed as noon as mjs1
lile, and let no oue tiy to defend the
old law.' It has been tried aud found
wauling
'J UK SL'UAM SVIIKU CLE.
The paragraph in the tariff bill that
ives tbe most trouble is that fixing
the duty on sugar. There is two
kinds of duty, oue oil raw sugar,
Unit is unrefined augur and another
on the refined product. The latter
pays duty that would be on the same brill( iu KylMt
indeed the bigger the harvest the bet.
ter has been the market. For a Urge
surplus always calls transportation
to our purrs. Always have republi
cans claimed that there Is no sym
pathy betwn the price of Wheat aud
silver and no amount of juggiery
will convince our producers that Ihe
price of w heat raised in October last
while the price of silver remained
-tutlouary or hss declined.
1 hrre was newswper talk that W.
I. C'a'iioun the secial agent that in-vestlga-'ed'lhe
Kuiz uurder iu ( ula
would be appoiuted U. 8. luinisier to
iitj. r'restueut .ncrviniey. how
ever, had other plans. The minister
is 8. L. WiMxlford of New York.
Good judgment is shown in the ap
pointment in that another than Cal
houn was selected. Urenter freedom
Is permitted to our government, aud
now the president may persue a xl
icy that will compel the withdrawal
of Weyler.
It must uot be uuderstood that the
rejection of I'ettlgrew's anti-trust
ameudmeut to Ihe sugar schedule is
an luoorseuient ol trusts. I he
ameudmeut was political clap-trap,
oeuaior .Morgan s expiauauou puisi The republican senators protxise ft
the question squarely. He regarls plan to hasten consideration of the
the existing anti-trust act, reinforced tariff bill. It is lo allot a certain
by the recent decisions of the l S. number of hours lo each schedule for
Supreme court as the real remedy debate and w hen that lime shall
IUIIT tiSOWEKE IX fOf.MIL.
The, State Horticultural Society
will hold lu mid.surumer meeting at
Newberif Juue Jtb to June 80.
The following is ibe program of ex
ercises :
Tuesday, A6 p. in.
Address of welcome
Mayor J. H. Littlefleld
P.esnouse I'ree. tl. L. Hiuith
L'vaporotion C. L. Uallcy, Salem
i'iscuwion
The Cherry C. F. Hiiskina
Wednesday, tt:.-lu a. m.
Some Notes It. I). Allen, Sliverton
Iiiscu-wiou
Kcouoiny iu Kvaporalors ,
J. ii. ftfieparn. Aenai
Discussion
Some Points About an Evapo
rator C H. Kurtz, Salem
Iiscu-ion
Wednesday, 2:;I0 p. m.
The afternoon will be devoted to
visiting orchards, insecting evap
orators, orchard tools and appliances,
and other equipment.
Weines4lay. 7:45 p. III.
Practical Evaporation
..... Hon U. W. Kiddle, lUddles.
Dioobi .is.
Observations aud. Experience in
Fruit Evaporation j
ii. xAMin, miistiaie.
Miscelandous Matters
a schtist sara.
President Barnaby, of Hartsville College, Survives a Serious Illness
Through the Aid cf Dr. Williams' Pink Pills fcr Pals People.
Tks Bvuvills Collet, antu-d at 17 art.
Till, laaUom. u foun'lct yufn in ths
UiUiaW 1 las LBIt.-.! urvti'rrn t nart'li.
ha tk n&M u bio-i't wihlrrarw, !
sllfffn men raw. Tks sullrv is wU
know a tarouckuui ths eountrr. lormtr u.
sisatf kavui vim lata all pru of Ilia woriiL
against trusts.
A treaty of annexation uf Hawaii
was coucluded just at the close of
President Harrison's administration,
but withdrawu from the senate by
President Cleveland. That paper
allowed Queen Lil a pension of t'M,-
000 and ft lump sum of 150,000 to
Princess Kalulaui. Both of these
provisions are left out of the new
treaty.
have beeu consumed, take a
vote oil its passage. It is a good plan
and clearly shows who the obstruct
ionists are. A goodly number of the
democrats favor Ihe rule.
f.-:. JiN- ' Is -
VWf. 4.1 ?)&T.
A reporter racssiljr callsd M tills nuasas
Ml of Iraraiof tad iu shows into lb room
f ihs PrMiucat, Pro. Alvin P. Baruby.
VLm kmt uf ium rv porter froi ttmrw
ai7 ww is ddivam kclili. 1V4 b m
apptrmilr la lb bst of kulili. la rw
aposM to w inqau7 Ui prufeaaor aid :
" Ob, 7t, 1 am much bcttrr than for aomo
Mat. I a is sow la pwrfaol baaltb; bat my
rwoTtrT vma kresfht about in raiiar
BOenliar nj."
" Toll km about it," said tba reporter.
M Wall, to beria at Ui beciuaiag." said
tbe profpaanr. "1 atauied too hard whea at
ahoul, eailaavorinc to odneal mjtlt for
tko profaaaloiuk Aner aoinpleuu llie oooi
bob ooarao i oame bere, Bod graduated from
aha thoolofica.1 eoaraw. I entered the mm
letr. and af eptad tbe ebargv of a United
Broikrea Ckftiuft M oaiail place iu Kent
foanrw. Mich
lure, applied an.v
anl aiauuB. IB
bealth
Bm ef aa ambitiooa ma
Uuie 1 Botire4 that tav
(Wlline. My trouble wan in.li
ireuuoa, and thai vita oumt troubli
oa Berrouaneaa.
and snia 1
Tbia liioe it
If diliireatly to bit work
bbi my
a. in ii-
brought
' ilr phni.'iaa preacribod tor me fcr tome
time, aud adviaed aae to take a chaayo of
eiiniaio. 1 did aa be requaausl Bad waa aome
UbrM, - iwu awtc, 1 wine Bare aa pro
K ut puanis auu eoeniutry, ana later
waa financial arnl of tbia ooiietre. The
euanK airmsi with Be. and for awhile Buy
health waa better .t nruutire were hesy.
louad aix trouble returainff.
waa Bore sever Bad la lbs
wiuirr 1 beoanie rompleteljr prostrated. I
tried rarinua Diniicinea and diHrreai pliyai
eiana. Finally, I waa able to retura to niy
duties. Laat aprinK I waa elected president
of the volleee. Airaia 1 bad eeaeaJeraiilB
work. Bad llie tmul.la, which bad aot beea
entirely eared, briu to arteet me, and laat
BUI I oollapaed. i bad ditterent doetora, but
bob did me say rood. Profaaeor Uowinaa,
who is Drofeaaor of natural arienaa. told m
of bia expeneme wiih lit. Wiillama' Pink
rilla air rale feople and arced Bie to (lto
them a trial, beesue tliey had benefited him
a a similar eaaa, and 1 oooeladed to try
inem.
" 1 he's ret box helped m. and the aaoood
rare rreai roller, aarh aa I had aever tx,
perleoeed from iht trrstineat of bbv chrai
Clan. After uaing ait lioxea uf the medicine
1 waa entirely eunsl. To-day I am perfcetiy
well. I feel better and stronger thaa tor
eare. I oertaiBly reeommeBd tbia mooi-
otne."
To allay all doubt Prof. Baroaby oboes.
nuiy many an am tayit beforo
I.YMAS J. tk-UDIiKR, rotor Public
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People Br
sold by ail dealers, or will be seal postpaid oa
receipt of uric. SO cents a box, or six hoxiv
for i.S0 (they are never sold in bnlk or by
the HO), by atldreaainf Ur Williams' Uodieia
Compaay, ainnaaJy, M. Y.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - -
T THREE COLLEGE COURSES
- CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
A friend who heard of the action
that has been commenced by a lobor-
er against the Dilley Labor Exchan
ge says: "He can't recover because
of contributory negligence. He
ought to have known better.".
Iteiiortsaya that some "owners oil
pruue orchards in California are dig
ging them up and planting oranges.
bet not an Oregon grower dig up a
PAClrT IMfEKMTr COHMt'.M'E.
MEXf EXEKClSES.
Desnite the financial deoression of
single prune tree dui ratner piaui paciac university and almost cons-
more. A business well stuck to will tant absence of the prenident. she wood
Nothing but pov- uiiiiDtuiued her work during tbe
iao Dances." Brahms. Misses Yo-
der, Lee, Uertrude Marsh and Win
ifred Marsh.
Prayer.
Music Song; "The sweetest flow
ers that blows." Van der Btucken
Miss Lthel Merryman.
Junior Essay "The Expediency
oian uper iiouse in tvinstitutlonal
uoveniment. Lreua Uleason.
Junior Essay-" Aerial Navigation"
rred Leonard Marsh
Junior Oration "The Study of
History." Joseph Edward Kirk-
ITAT1..
Music Song; "An old Oarden."-
amount it cuuie in a crude stale, aud ertv comes of fh frH.utll. vhanut. yer umier ine Kuiuence oi rrois. Hope Temple. William T. Fletcher,
an adltional duly for the refined l.ro- - ,V " rerrin auu maraii iu tne college, ena
duct, 'i'liis latter is called dioVreiital
aud is for the protectiou of the hi bor Japan whip the United States for au
iu this eouuty employetl iu refining nexlug the Sandwich Islands. Iiul
the crude importations. I Japan is not hunting a mess 4000
It has beeu asserted that the the miles away from home aud no
proposed paragraph is a higher rate I navy,
that theCiormau schedule In the 1804
bill but a table prepared and used by
Senator Allison in debate on last
Mouday shows that the proposed rate
is less than that of the 04 bill except
in one or two instances. The com-
painou is tiius suuimauized :
7,'i degrees Ultlereutul 1S04, 56.2
house 40.8:.'; senate 02.20.
Junior I Irullmi " vvotuiti.r aa a
kh or rnM aivi imtr ivir it.... . . tt t. i r;t,.
Snma V..ri.ni urni.M lib.l,.. . ". . ! . ' otniemiiau. joiiu iuiuer
. . r " " . r -uaran ntw at leu president on ac- Graduating Oration "Princiulea
....... f I isa lnf 'lo LinlTa K . w w " .
.'iivinmuu a nunc-iiur-; i v ffMllA KVttiniilA. llrtrvov liar ov
. IVe 1 Vlllll irvtMI'IVO il-J lAKIIllVH H I t-fHrilfV.
Dusinens manager, these men have Music Piano Solo; "Lu Princesa."
nafj tne t-uiuiuruiruicm wura 10 I )tlo AlHrx
their hands and in the lace of many Graduating Oration 'Th Dvl.
oimcumes nave maue me exercised opment of Medical Science." Charles
tuny as suiriteu auu snccessiui as ever Kiwun (mi au
iue lowers nave oetm nogouating petore. Graduatina OraUon "Education
lor three weeks yet no treaty has
been agreed upon
Greece.
for Turkey and
BLAMES THE TAKIrr.
On Saturday, the twelfth, occured as a Factor iu Progress. Philip Ed
the recital of the Conservatory of I ward Bauer.
.music under Mr need aud Cook. Music Song; "The Song Fairy ."
wwiiik to me wiTinm instruction i uemherg. Miss Cora Lee.
which the institution has furnished Masters Oration "The Natural
tuisyearin txnn vocal and tnslru-1 Involution of Mnnev." Thnmaa
mental music in is recital tar exceedes I Hays Adams.
any oi previous years, ine pro- Music Song; (a) "Twas In the
IS THE CoUSTY COURT, OF THE
1. State ol Uregou. lur Vaaliiniii,n
Cuuuty.
i a tne oiatier or 111 estate of I
.varun alanuiiia, decerned,)
lo Anion I'luuuer, Aduiinistralor tl
tbe batata ol liarti a Maimunr. deceased.
lou are hereby nutilied comiuauded aud
rcquireu lo oe aud ainar in I lie tl,,ui,-
curt ol uie Hluleol Ureiiou, lor the coun
ty il Waatiiiitdoii, al tbe Court rotiro
luereol, ai llnisuuru, Dregou, on Alonduy
Die Msifl day of J una, I6!i7, at lu o'cloc in
lie lorenoou of tbal uay. and then ami
llirreauow cause wby vou should not I..
removed as adiuiuialralor of the Estate ol
uuriin jiuunlnir, ueceaeed. aud that let-
lets ol BUuiliilslrutluli revokul. in ..,.r.
uaucsKitu uie petitiou ol J. W. Hhuie
ueiein uieu aim auuw cause wby said J.
W, Snute utiould noi be autioiniad aa au.
uiuiairator ue oouiiioura ol aaiu estate.
Witness, the Hon. II. P. i ...,
J udxe ol Hi Uuuniy Court ul lha biats oi
orvgou, lor the County ol Wannim-toti.
w,u iuo seai 01 saiu court ainxoa tuia i.'itu
day ol June 1(7.
Anet; J. A. IMoBI E
1-J Clerk.
by W. MvKinney.
,, loputy.
Uagley, & Knian,
Aitya f jr fetition. i S
The Academy prepares for College and flices
a thorough English Education, the test pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses eery lour. Board and rooms at the
Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per ureeh, including
electric light and heat.
7HS COLLEGE DORMITORY
Under experienced management tcill fur
nish rooms and board at cost on the-club
plan, not to exceed $1.50.
, For full particulars, address
PRESlDEKT'McCLELLAKD,
Forest Groce, Oregon.
--etA..
SPRING
TERM
BEGINS
v rtrtn
lilUlltlll
hi, im.
are lost
jnnually,
directly and irxllrm'tly, by poople who cannot do ttaolr own ns-urlnx, write thoirowu
letters, or korp their own Uxikss aud who do not know when biflnesa and leal puix-ri
which tbey must handle every day lire mads out correctly. IV All these tliliiK. and
mucb more, wo teach thnmuyhly.
Huudreds of our flrraduatos sro tn trood positions, and there will be openings for
buiylred more whon times Improve. .Vow Is tlie time to preMir for them. Desldt s. u
buslueas education is worth all II nt,.r ons oira uso. Send for our catalogue, u
learn what and bow we Utacb. Mailed fre to any addreaa.
Portland Business College,
Portland, Oregon.
)1 V1KTDK OF AM EXECUTION,
The price of sugar ha gone up an
other notch. Tariff leirislatiou is of Uramme la much to lon to r .rlv InJZZ Z7;ZL.F', ' w rT'l ".'
al. I - a. . I . !... sT-l I : I I i I . I U 1 .... .. . a.
is Kind." Old
English Melody. Mrs. Walter Heed.
Conferring of Degrees.
Excused.
68 degree Dillercntal lS'Jf, great help to the people who con- space, but wo feel like nayinj- to the ton
hoube l-MM; Mjuate il.Uo. sunie augar. Kant Oregonian. iu leople of HIINlioro that their young (b) "When Love
yti Uegrt-ea-Diirercutal lh94, MM debate thia week Itwasahown that Ti VZ.r T-n-
W1I14A 1 MA' M..I1MIM 11 I uunutA ..mIV 1 .1... Ir. ...
.. ... , v . w.c miiu 10 ic miu me olnflntH and we nuiht tn rummoiirl
iou uegirea-inereuiai wvi, zi.ar, uonnan torlff. Tbere ujuhI tie aowe and encourage them. Our old ning.
houae l.u'U; nenate I'd. I other cauae for the notch. I erg need no mentation; hut we can
i in tii.,.u. imI.l.m f huttu i ion ifinwi pm. I - I not aKataln from mentioning Mr.
OUT OF THE WAV. rrea v roinan. wno mr surpasses tne
n-pe! ana expectations oi nis many
trlonrt
ine augar acneauie waa awpoaeo in the morninir of the thirteenth
ofoulueeday last, aud now rapid which was (Sunday, the Baccalaureate
tfil, at leant to my owu.satlafuctiou."
amerted AIUmou, "that the rale aa it
proposed, has a lens rate of duty
thau that of the existing law. lu a
got
uly
exct
deciee and order of sale. nuul nut
ui iuo circuit vouri oi tue Slat ot Orenou
or nasuiuit'on uuuniy in luvor ol Mam 1
uox auu BKaiusi J. 1. I.utleriv ui, I (:
it. Latterly lur the sum ol tlo.UU oosta. ami
lor the lurtaor sum 01 S4Uu.uu L'. h. void
coin witu uiiorrst thereon at the rate ol lo
per cent i er auuuiu trout in bill day ol
dept. 18W4, and 0.U0 Attorney's ft,
wuu interest thereon at ti.e rate ol 8 per
v.ii. iiwr aunuiii irtiiii liib v i , nu. ,,i uaw
11 WOUIU oeuimcuil lor U9 to nay , an.i ior in ouata and expenses ol
with fairness who. If anyone, de- ",,u "'u rui
o..,.l ,,.ui .....i..., Tk t ............ I iuorior oy rinu ana in nersu.
' "JW " nc ol said m.liciueui deoree ami or lor oi
exienus neany congraiuiullonalsuie, l will, on M.mduy, the mth dsy ol
to Ine young tieople aud the iiiHtitu- JU,y iwi, aitiieaouu dooroi tu t. urt
lion. But esoechillv do we exult uU". "' "'"eooro, WahinRion tloantr'
J. A. Weseo. 8scrataf
Do YOU need an
ENGINE, THRESHER.
HORSE POWER,
or in fact any new. IVlachineiy?
If j on do write us for Cat
alouc tiiid Prices. v can
save you money on your
nuiThnsfs.
A. II. AVEKILL,
31 an. 'i c, or.
WW
-ST H.i.SS
'i.t-' t i
RUSSELL & CO..
rorfhind, Oregon.
d many caees I agree that It is F'" w me " " - - a. livery or compositi
Kill 4.. tl.. ..i I -. t I St lu III aTlirilHIllI HI Mllrf III V. Ill Iflf I al . .
a rr..il.uml Im hut In all w M Bgrecu to, uie Bcueuuie i . , . , I ,: "'e rest, not
. - "i - i . , . ... i BinrutD oi rrranicul iuctieiiaiiii: nil kii.. .ki. .i.i
i. 1 i.o i piacni ou sugar uot aoove io. ID, ...i.i,, l, ,i ...... uigun Kuuareuiv,
inu il n tw. I . . . . . ' a.niicrm w tw n uiia.il lfrii:iHluu. I ku. ulloln.wl kia
I llllll'h Mtamluril 1 ,.llt liur ix.iiiwl in . jr.. i . . mioiuru inn
. . i , . - t ' - i"i inn I'uiiri was 10 i ui irrw u IM ill inei
SI A I L V IIAVtAll
press upon
auu .oa oi a cent tor every degree tnree youn; men laat tneir ap-
above 75. and on auirars above No. 1 port unl ties had bound them to them
tneir Atroa
to use mem iu. i:,... t
l-lOofaeenttrtMiuiul -l.-ll .lo. i.h..in. . o. I rr. wi!, r. a prize oi ai.oo was onerea
ix a WHHiurn hnuiuinrv ! th 1'nitH.l . . ,L . ' . ' . ... j..,i i .w V y pap" the person from tbe
luucieu. ine oiner provisions oi tne ueiiycini mo nuuuai miurwa uwnrc uin.iu, m,.k u..t. i u u
achedule relate to maple sugar, iwule lu"",,M ' k'vik write the best essay on the subject:
Hawaii, beyond the old boundary. Lyrup, candy elc. iS'?" L ?,h.9 ,n: "The benefit of an e.lucalion. To
Ou Wednesday last the treaty of an- (itf n,i . o..t u.aJ Zl ' ' . . . Tf .. "'orai ,he atonishment of many pupil of
Iwtruw (ut nun vru mian pwvo 1IU1 J i '
Dutch alaudard, 1 .05 ceuts per pound T f,' fri'
........ ... . . .. . Mater and their (rml
- i oui on suirara lesiinir ueiow m hm. i .. .u. i o. i i
" " o- i.ior tun oruiciu ot uuiiietiiiy.
takes
hat the l'aciflc ocean would always
in the demeanor of Edward Klrk- STO
Wood, not beCHUHe we think hia de- esi bidder lo rasa, mefollowing-desurib-
on waa better than "u rB" iru; 'lr tu"'t:
because he has gained laying, being and situate in the County
but becau-e he " V." L'r, ''."i u:!? "1."'"
present ponitiou aa a la portion ol tne donation land claim ..i
student of the classics under a severe I Jo"u H,,rue" "d oeinn uotiucation No.
handicap 1 1 " 11 w Juer- "d "eiii on
. .... I LllM Hfklllll IkullV .if 1 la. it UK linb. k
I his is why we speak of L,d. more . ,.h...t ... i rLo'.T..
n(iRi ianjr, a irw ynrm ago wnen l inenoe nortu and west up tue center ol
eiinemiay last tne treaty oi an- ooJy one Bye anj nay vote was tak
ticxatiou was siffneii ny tne coinuais- tn during the day. ou the amend
sinners of me contracting parties. " ment of Lindsay to make the rate
x-s lo the senate for ratification. 1.8 cents per pound on awar alaive
ine terms or llie treaty nave noi So. lri .Dutch ataudard. The amend-
bH-n made public but probably will Uient wa- defeated, 61 to 35.
be before long,
t f course the senate may reject the r-KfcSlUEST ASU OIK FKUM
reatv but It is not expected. The rfclis.
ouilon (ilobe seems not to be satis
fied, and says: "The ipjeition is ea-
utiully internatioiml and cannot be
Hpost'd ol by tiie decree of onepow-
alone, (ireat Britain and France
re in tue Mime position toward
awaii as the United Stales." This
ny ! aiiwereil by tlie statement h'"0'1 n,lJ ""'"ifhody to lake it.
i.t we have lnn independent about ' "ld the taker,
moral
convictions and aspirations and com
mending the work of the associr-
tions
Monday evening Itev. Dr. Caotner
ol Salem gave one of the mont enthu
siastic, one of Ihe most inspiring and
upiiiiing aaiiresseu to which the
students of l'arinc University have
the pleasure of listening for many
mi in i ns.
greater opportunities, Kdward Kirk
wotxl gained the pri.e. He came to
our town, a green, awkward boy of
the back hills, he stands today a
yonng man of whom Pacific Univer
city is proud and well may be.
Mrs. Heed sang grandly and was I Smith a Bowman.
receiveu,as ever, wim venemeni ap
plause,
said creeK tn the line between J. K. l-ull-
erty aud Caroliu ller, thenc west lo ih
northwest corner ol John Harden and wf.
donation laud claim, l hence south 17.37
enaiiia theni-e eil 44. 3o chain, ihenu.
north to tue place ot beginniog, con
tiiimnK 7(i acre more or le.t lu sal
isly the iiereiuuefor nanind sums.
im for the costs and ex pauses of said
sal.
Ba d noperiy will bo sold subiect to k-
demption aa er staiut of Orrg n.
Witness my band this 17th day of June
lM7.
W. D. HRADFOK1).
HI.erilt ol Washington County, Urrgnn.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
MotuithstHiidiug the erratic huLiil
ol the i'opullst orgHUiMliou iu litis
county litiu(ta about going into Hi
uew parly where Cal t'oojr is t int'
ranker auu aeeker lor iXiugrtwitiiial
pieleriueut. Last .Saturday there was
a meeting of the jsipulist County
leuirai vtnumiut nere that Was
not altogether harmonious. It was
eon vened shortly after one oVJia k
and did uol disperse until live,
There as crimination ami recriuiiu
ktion, defiance aud eutrvaiy, plain
wonis as well aa obM uro hints. Al
one time so hot was the debate thai
I turnian Kellty rtsignel his place
though he was jiersuadetl lo with
draw his revignalion. The trouble
seemed to be that the uewer acies-
Bitiua to uie party wanteu to merge
theolder populist organization into
I 'ul Cooper's Union J'arty. To this
the veterans of the populist organiza
tion objected. These men felt that
whereas they had strugl"! and
v orked iu times peut and thai it is
not Just that they.hould be asked lo
surrender to the recent converts w ho
i mo ouly when they are rejected
i iiice seekers through theolder party
oigiitiUation., At tbe llillslsiro
tut eling do coucluaioo Taa reachwl
At the opening of the Commercial
Mlltilin in Phil, lull. 1,1 I...... o
. . . iiici, .UNO
President McKiuiey spoke in part as
follows:
...... ..... . ...
jiy leiiow-ciiizens, there Is no
motive lo make a product if vou
The
You
ue hundred years and heretofore j wi" not employ labor lo ma kea pro-
tv e nut U.i iu the iiabit if asking uucl unl you can Uud a buyer for Citi
Ti... .1..,.-.. r. i i. .. i r I
f . . ..... . ,1 Hi'-- naoBiiiirmiii, l mi. I
: ".r""7.,:r '"J.r"m"lBV' Marsh and the lour aspiring gradu-
the man and this speech, but he is
certainly one of Oregon's most elo
quent pulpit speakers.
Tuesday at 2 :30 p. iu. the graduat
ing Kiercises of Tualatin Academy
began. and the following programme
was presented:
Piano Duet 'Les Hylpes Bach
man. Misses Dennis and Me
tis me.
Piayer.
Oration Protection of Americam
ine pt'tiiiissioii of England or France
i lieu we wuut a piece of land. W'e
luiulii Alaska when we were ready,
h1-.ii llie (iadmleu plllcliase, from
Mt'iico, the I.tii-unu purrlutne from
1 riiiice, f loriila frniii ."pain. W e
Ir-.Htnl with Mexico for California,
XeVaila, Arizona, Utah, and a arl
uf New Melico. We annexed Texas,
but had a little War with Mexico slui
ply Uvau-e we iifleeted the formal
ity of ret-ughi.ing that it takes two
to make a luirttin. Both parties eou
lent to litis IlawHiiau atiiiexation;
Isith psrties are luilepeudeut. Who
has a right to object'.' U-t Ihe ttigW
SlTiVlll.
that
it.
product after labor has made
"But let me tell you, my country
men, that reuscitatiou wjll not ' be
pnimoteu ny recriminaliou. Tlie
distrust of the preseut will uot be re-
zns abroad. Archibold Anand
Atkinson.
I-..Hy W ho Is Successful? Anna
I-.. Parman.
Oration-
ates go forth lo take their places
among the Alumni and other men I
of the world.
We do not bestow praise upon the
young people of Ilillsboro because
we Imagine that they are more prom
ising than the youth of other locali
ties; not at all. It is because we
would awaken our little city to the
realization of the fact that there are
golden opportunities of culture and
refinement right at our threshold,
which we are indifferent to, our
young men and women are as noble
and true as any, all they need Is a
ehaniv nt anrh a nfillpof. a,. PoeinV
-mo wiriiwHy as a racior iinivpi tv.
i. v i.ius.iiiiuii. I lllliuure lienrv I I h mimmonnamunt arnrpkui aae
Buxton. I svh.ila mi.l vl.ll. hlcrhlt, ro.
tv 1 He Ilomans a. I... l.loe I ,i t , r... ...
v ... I i i- . . . . ... naiutii nun . iicrmi iwr r.iific reniyiiiiB
moved by a distrust of the future, Certrude Emily Marsh.' thsn one. Wanderimr thromrh Ihe
. iiuiruu iiiMaes a better citizeo than
Farmers w ill have some trouble in
underbuilding Just what our neigh
bor, the Argus, uichn w hen he slatt
that wheat whs no higher in tK-tola-r
and afterward than il was in June
ami July ot Is-t venr. In June
wheat was ipiob-d in Portland at
a pessimist, and we have got to l
patient, for much as we may want
to move out of the old house, we can
not do it until the new one is finish
ed. A tariff law half made is ol uo
practical use except to Indicate that
iu a little while a whole lariir law
will he done, and it is making pro
gress. It is reaching Ihe end. aud
when the end comes, we will have
business co'indeuceaud loduslrbil ac
tivity. Lel us keep stout hearts and
sieauy nanus, and the couuiry is
not going backward, but forward.
"American energy has not been de
stroyed by Ibe storms of the past.
It will triumph through wise and
beneficent legislation. Phlladelphi-
Ihe past shown what
i mi ."1 w.w iOTlierollhall9oftheunlvprsity,saunteringbe-
...c rivira .v iiaiiiiiiaue. Mim LAJlS I neuth thoHA mn Ml c ouka. which all
. I men eulogize, minuting with ncholars
Thyself. Benjamin from all over the state, can but raise
Mab(e
iTins ior auey, walla alla was
lower. Mine day the New York quo- Ln, nilv0 i
. i
lUl .III UtUUi:il. I . B.a..tf.
. , ' " " ' " '"sy inuusiries ami well eini.l,)yM
I tat I li-..ri..u.l ..i..l..il . i L : t I . 1
l-en UUtHMIIIJII WkVI (la Mnil' I lath.P sua. ,l.a . . . , .
mils' I. .Its ! f t. . 1 I
-,." i.nerpisn price I contentetl Doi.ulalion. Th... .i,
was .1J shilling.; the Portlsnd market iean to aeivnt the nr .m ,..ii.;..
:nls. fsoon8th of Septetn-j as ermauent and final. They w ill
" ' " " 'ti -i-i me i on- uieei emiMtrasstiirtii4 th.- i...
auu maraei was . cents, a rise of
was
la-r.
iA bravely met them in th in
enls. The liveriMs.1 market same the end will restore the splendid in-
..j was . s. . ii. .n.iihisis a rise, dustrles and the maifniflivi
he a-eiertion that local conditions in ha
Parker,
- Oration Uj
F. Dennis.
Ksuay An Important Factor in
the Founding of our Republic. Ella
L. Mason.
Oration Mexico and its Future.
Frink Hinnmn.
Kay Equipped. Bessie
Thorp.
Vocal Duet ;iark lo the Msn
dolin', Parker. Miss Lee and Mrs.
Wells.
Benediction.
At 8 o'clock the slutn ii . entertuir
ed a croudrtl house with papers fn.m
tueirowii meima-rs ami an address
oy lu-v. A'-kermaii of Portland, M
Cad well, bti, wluve hornets In Ol
Hawaii, read j paper
Island.
A poem compoeed by a member ol
the class of 'i;7 in memory of the l-.if
.I...&.L . .. .. . . ..
.iiurvii wnsrea.i ry Mrs. Walker ol
rore-il (jrow. II may Is- r luiere-o
to know that the . ehur. li hrt lrt-..fl
commemorsteil by lhe rrntinn of a
Mtrined stump on the spot w here it
BltHMl.
Wednesday at lo oVI.sk a. ru
wnn i-rni. Jiiirh in the president's
ciiHir ami many venemhie men of
the ttmst lineil up on the platCirui
iiinv gra.iiians. ami three juniors hp
... . i .. i... . . ,
a man Into a loftier, purer atmos
phere of thought and aspiration.
Beware rointmeots for latarrh that
C'vuUiu Xercarj,
As mereury will surely destroy the wim
ol smell and oomplelely duranae tin
whole system wli-n enlerliiir it mruiiifl.
i he niucoui aurlnnea. 8'ich ariu-.u
should n ver tie used except on proscrip
tions from reputable physicians, as tut
lai'iaite tuey will do is ten loid to ttit
good you cii ponsibly derive Iroin thrni.
nan a ty.uurm cur, manulnrliire l bv F.
J. Cheney nt Co., Toledo, U. , contiinis in
mercury, and Is taken mteriiailr, nct iif
direolly U.,in the luood and muc u- sur
fanes ol the srsiem. In buvinir U i.i'i
t at irrh (.'or be sure you (el lb rrnuuw
ll l l iien internally, and made in luici u.
Ohio, by F.J. Chunuy fc Co. Testimoninli
Ire.
Hold by Uru.'nun. price 76c. per bottle.
nan s ramuy nils are u bast.
QR'EGON " J5TATE KTVAl SCECCL
rVONMOttK C F CCN
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
Witt Eflfy Ci f Sro fa i y Wsiwi
m,Wm,.im;'- , -," rr.iu--j lri ay rra s
rs-
lua
that
magnifliviil lnlsr
i.fia.iif-rii v. inn. ie.if in..k i rs-ureii Mis,, r ii a ,i.....a ...u.. .
. I " T . ..... .... n.l . " , . I ..111,,,, will. I-., -
coturois me wheat market In Oregon Philadelphia Is the type of the u"le'1 .''"""'""l pleasurable
i.o. i.ni.i.i.11 in iiH-r. i irrgon aniim America bluck and r,,ur-. .., "r"""n ne .l.ree of A. M
Wheat. A short rn in in f Irmmn K.a I -i l. - ... ... 1 The foll.ita Itu I. Ik. ....I. ... ...
. . . r turuugnoui our ureal United " ' ' ' ui tue
-pi tue poncy or procrastioauon. not a fJted Its market for 25 years, sutua." pr-sram:
Ayer's Argument.
If there is any reason why yon should use (
any sarsaparilla, there is every reason why you ,
should use Ayer's. When you take sarsaparilla ' ('
you take it to cure disease ; you want to be cured
as quickly as possible and as cheaply as possible.
That is why you should use Ayer's : it cures
quickly and cheaply and it cures to stay. Many Vf:
people write us : "I would sooner have one bottle f?
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla than three of any other
kind" A druggist writes that "one bottle of tfa
Ayer 9 will give more benefit than six of any other
kind." If one bottle of Ayer's will do the work -of
three it must have the strength of three at the
cost of one. There's the point in a nutshell. It V-
pars every way to use f-
Ayor's Sarsaparilla. g
gular Normal; Course !of Three Years.
Senior venr holly .n.fesi..iial.
Tritium ili putunml ol nine ura.l. with 200 rhlldivn.
publir'sehm.Ts" lri"n"" ln iJ'"n."M-'S lwedish system) and Vo.nl Musio lor
1 he orniHl diploma is recognised hy law as a rtit Uf Cerliflrale to lei.rh.
I.tplit eiene; luliion, bonk.. U ard and Uxlsine (.nnriiYini.!.). I S1t.4m tu..
year. Hiuiltnls hoarding ihemnelvesa $110.(11 per year.
Acad.-mic rnde- -,, ,ieii from Hivh Hchools.
CalnloKUea cheerfully sent on application.
ADDRESS.
. A. WAMV,
Noc. of ruciilty.
P. L. CA3IP1JKLL,
Prt'sltlciit.
SCHULMERICH & SON
AgaiA.wish tooaU atteniioii
J.. to their ..
LOWIPRIOES
tarda Hosks aad eyes , 5
! Yards all ailk Ms. LinM . )
tu I ItaM el , . -
i' .ni l-,-, . r..r . . 5
'! a I llriiH.I .N . 1.01
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Hillsboro-Portland Stage
Kr.im an I alter April .1 1, Is:.;, th
unlerii;nel will run a tiio
from t .iriielniD to Portland
and return on,
.. TiifMlaj-N ami Fridays ..
l45HVe Cornelius at II oVbajk a. ru.,
HilUUiro hotels at 11 .UK Arrive
in rnrtlnnil at :.M a. m.
Hetnrninir 1 -ave Port
land at i p. in.
.. Fare .0 iU each v
Hmall
and
ay .
orders execute.! with car
eprea package carriwl.
T. E. CORNELIUS,
April 2tt,lMu7. Proprietor.
OABTOniA.
tVin.
- 'uo iuaxiene; "llungar.
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