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IIILLSB0R0, WASHINGTON COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. 1897.
No. 12.
Vol. XXV.
Mf0
GENERAL DIKrXTOKY.
-A'l'K OFHCEU
Oovoruor
H-oretary of Hti t Harrison K. Kmcaid
1 reaeurer . rn-iiiw "J1""""
tiupt. fohlio lustrootioa
tt Printer
Hapraiu (Joort
Judg Fi'd District -Attorney
riftb Liiatriat
.r. m. irwm
W. H. Udt
Chae. K. WoWwrtua
K. . neu
..F. A. Moor
T. A. MoUrtd
. f J. Clwluu
oountv omcuuj.
Jadg
Commissioner J ' y
Clitk ...----..
Slier 1 9 ...
oourder
Iressurtr
&HMM"f t
Hhuol ruipsrintendent
Horveyor
' oronar.... .......
....B. 1'. Corueliu
U. B. Keesoner
T. O. Todd
t .
. ...W. 1. Bradiord
E. li. Motioruiiok
a. b. ta-ty
u write i- Wit uoa
Austin ;mia
L. K. Wilkee
C. U Largs
OUkJJOM Oil If AJi OiiJCJi.
Kobert A. Millar
Wiu. Ualioway...
. Hegister
Ueoaiver
01 IV Or'rlOKBS.
W. N. Barrett, Mayor
Thoa. Tucker
. ... J. M. (ireear
W. 11. Wehrnng
J. H. Stanley
R. H. Oreer
J. P. Tantieme
....Bunion Bowman
.F. O. Michel.
itoard of Trustee
iteoorder
treasurer
Marshal
foatio of r"o
. W. T. Uim
. . W I. Hnmh
...J. f. Hick.
H)HT OKF1CE INi'OKMATION.
11m o.nili eloM at tu Hillsboro Post
Uffioe, daily: t . .
Olenooe, WmI Union, Bethany and Cedar
Mill, at 11:0 a. m.
OuiuR Month, ttO a m.
Uoing to Portland and way-oraoea, fM a.
"'For Parmiugton and Laurel. Wedneadayi
and Saturday at 10:;W a. w.
CHUKCU AND BUC1ETY NOTICES.
CONGREGATIONAL OHUKCH, corner
Main and Fifth streeta. PreaoninK
very Hnbbatb, morning and venlng. Hnb,
bath aobool at 10 o'olook a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening. V. P.
fcuulay at 8:.S0 p. m. All services will
horl. bright, interesting and belplul.
Kveryon cordially wei- oine.
EVAN P. HUOHKC, Pe..o
11 V ANGELICAL CHrRCH. -Comer
Tj Fifth and Fir. Preaching every Bnnday
avenina at D. m.l aeoond Bunuay
at 11 a. ni.i Huuday aohixil at 10 a. m,
uraver meeting every Wednesday evening
Leanhera meeiiim every pvuui
H. A. Deoh, pastor.
flKHT Christian Church, K. L. Bhflley
ST pastor. Baseline and 1 bird. Preaohing
very Hunday at 11 a. m. and 1M p. m.
BunaayrwntM)!, to a. '""' T.
Thursday. 8.-00 p. m. Y. P. 8. 0. E., hun
day, 7.U0 p. w.
, ..mi - r !! mtrm
ta arr.eaouingeTerj - -
evening Sabhaih aohool every Habbath at
10 A. a l.iiiKua meeting .,wj nwuu.j
)0 . wneral prayer meeting ery
Thuraday evening. leaders' and bteward s
meeting the aenoud Tuesday evening of eaob
...
A. O. U. W.
rviT l uluil.il 1tnnK NO. fil. A. (). r
1 1 W.. meeta every lirst and third
Friday evening lu the month.
JIM. KLIN EM AN, M.
P. H. BADOUMAN, Reoordvr.
Danghlers of Krbekah.
UILLBlKiUO KEBEKAH LODOE NO.
64, I. O. O. P.. meeU in Odd Fellowe'
Uall avery oatuniay evenini
nir.
8AHAU WILLIAMS, N. O.
v. r ii.
F IILLHBOKO OKANQK, NO. 7, meeU
LI 2nd and 4tb Hnturdaya of eaob nionin.
Hani. HouoriiLD, Master,
Aaaia Imbjui, Beo.
I. o. u. t.
IONTEZFMA LODOE. NO. (10, mta
1 Wedneaday eveninga at 8 o'olook.in l.O.
t. Uall. Visitors maue Wfiooma.
K1U11AKD HLMlhlL, N..0
D. M. O. O-oi-T. Hee'y.
1. P. H. '-.
MEETS very Hunday evening at T o'olook
in the Christian church. You are
oordially invited to aiixnoiis meetings.
EDA ADAMS. Pros'.,
Degree of Honor,
nitre Iit'IUKK OF HONOU. A. O. V.
I W.. meets in Odd 1-el loo s' hail everr
lirst and third Friday evfning ol each
month. M. M. Pitlengwr, 0. of 11.
Mra. Belle Bron, Recorder.
tUt h bone Sisters.
IHKNIC1A TEMIM.K NO. 10, R. ,.
I meets every 2nd snd 4th Friday in each
month at 7:30 o'clock In 1. iX O. h. H ul.
Mas. M..11B, BiAriLr.i.
Mas. M. A. llorsa, M. E. C.
M. ol U. and 0.
k. of r.
EUENIX LODGE. NO. !M, K. OF P.,
i tueeta in M .nnio Kail on Monday
vening of eaob week. Hojourning brethren
veloumed to lodge meetings.
J. M. WALL, CO.
I.. A. Un, K. of R. A H.
A. I', and 1. M.
11 AL1TY LOIKtK NO. , A. F. A A. M
meets every bstnnlay night on or after
nil moon of each month.
W. D. WOOD, W. M.
R. CassDAM, Hevretary.
0. E. S.
TUALATIN CHAPTER. S0.81.C. E.8,
its al Maaonio I vmple on the -nl
snd 4th Tuesday oi each month.
Mas. W. D. HAKE, W. M.
Osai I CaosaiTk, Secretary.
VT. ('. T. r.
II'
ILL8lH)KiV W.O.T. V. MEETS IN
the Confeiratlonai t niirch on trie
th Friday lu each month at a o clock r,
M.
K. 0. T. M.
riOLA TEN T. NO. IK. K. O. T. M..
meets in 1M.1 Fellows' Hull, on sc
nd fourth Thursdny eTeniii.s of each
month. U A. UN.
Hkstos Bowbah, Com.
R. K.
T ASH1NGTON ENCAMPMENT No. 84.
I. O. O. P.. meets oa brat and
bird Taojdav of each month.
l. M. C. UAfiv, rWibe.
hEM. RASHOa V0ST, SO. 6, . A. R.
MEETS IN ODD FELLOWS 11 ALL ON
the tlr-t and third Saturdays of each
month, all :S0 o'clock. P. M.
J.P. Hicko. H, L. L.x-ke, P. IX
adiutan
E. R.ISK01 ( OKI's SO. 47. W R. C.
MEETS IN 11 FELLOWS II ALL
Hlllsboro, on the 1st. ind 8.1. Fridsys
ol each month al ' p. ni.
Mrs. Crsndsll, Frwa.
Mrs. Orpha Carina. Bee.
PUUFKHHIONAL OtMVH.
TH0HAS H. TUKUIE,
TTORN E Y- AT-LA V,
HILUiBOWJ, OUEUOM.
rioa: Moritaa Blook.
w. a. a&aaaTT, t at4ia
BiKKETT 1DAX,
1 TORN E YS- AT-LA V,
dlLIJsBUltO, UUBUUN
Urnri: Central Blook. Koonia And J.
saaTon aowHAi i. unura
Notary Pnblio.
KVITH BOW HIS,
'rt-ORNfiYS-AT-LAW:
HILLHBOKO, OKEGON.
Orrioa: itocnia 6 and T. Morgan blook.
t. E. KIXUT.
TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
POKTLAMi. OKEQi.N
Biosi i No. S, Portland Hayinoa Bank
Building, Hfoond and WaabiUKton Ktreeta.
aaowa.
BAULKY
ub , a.
BK0WN,
AOLkT.
TTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
HILLHBOKO, OREGON.
Keaident aaont for Roytil Inaurance Co.
Roniia: 1, 2, and S, Shut Building.
11. T. B At! LEV,
ATTORNEY AND
COUNCELOR-ATLAW,
HILLPBORO OREGON.
Deputy Dlitrlct Attorney for Washing
ton County.
Orrici: Room No. 13, Morgan and
Bailey Block.
8. T. LISKLATER, M. B. C. M.
piIYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HILLHBOKO, OREGON.
Orrioa: at reaidenee, east of Court
House, where be will be found at all times
when not visiting patient.
J. P. TAM1ES1E, M. D.,
C P. R. B. SURGEON,
HILLSBOUO, OREGON.
Orrioa ad Kbhidbscb i corner Third
and Mam Htreeta. Urhoe -ours, H JSQ to 12
a. m., 1 to 6 and I to a p. m. Teleptaona to
reaidenoe from Brook A Mela' Drugstore at
all houra. All oalla promptly attended,
uigbt or day.
W. 1. HOOD, M. D.,
piIYSICIAN AND SUIWEON,
HIIX8BORO, OREGON.
Orrioa: In Chenette How. Basil) sues
oorner First and Main atreeta.
V. A. BAILEY, M. 1).
OlIYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
i ACUOUC11EUR.
HILLHBOKO, OREGON.
Omoa: In Pharmaoy. Union Blook. Calla
attended to, night or day. ueaiaenoe, o. n
Cor, Base Line and Seoond streeta.
K. MX0S,
JJENTIST,
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
la now making teeth for $S.OO and f 7.50
per stt beat of material and workmansnip.
Will com pars with sets ooating 26. Teeth
ax treated without twin, rilling at sue
kiwest prioea. All work wan an lea.
Orricii three doors north of Briok
tore. Otfio boars from a, m. to I p. m.
A. B. BAILEV, D. I. 8.
IENTIST,
HI LL8B0KO, OREGON,
Rooms 1 and Morgan A Bailey Bio. k.
WILKES BRUM.
t IIMTRACTORS AND
iV SURVEYORS.
HILLBBORO, OREGON.
Awn for Bar Look Type Writer. Two
doora of fostolBoa.
THUS. . HlHrHRETS.
CONVEYANCING AM)
AHST 11ACT1NG OF TITI.I2i.
IIILIXHOUO. OUF.GON.
Legal papers drawn and Ixmds on Real
Estate negotiated. Bnaineaa attended to
with promptness and dispao lb
Orrtca: I an Btreet,; opposite Court
Hons.
. BES0M,
PRACTICAL MACHINIST
KILL8BOKO OREGON.
All kinds of repairing on Bteam Engines
and Boilers, Mill Work. Threshing Machines
Mowers, Feed Cutters, hewing Machines
Washing Machines, Wringers, Pumps,
BoalfW, Hoisaora ground. Gun and Locks
smithing. Haws ground and Bled; and have
a large number of second-hand engine and
boiler for sal. All work warranted.
OABTOniA.
TU fu
ll ai
hat
atfwtsis
wrssaa.
MMMIIIIIIIIIM
Mod tlii.
RHEUWICU
of 0x9 Muscle, Joint, and Bone
iii m
kIIL
Absolutely Pur
Celebrated for its great leaven.
ing atrengtb and heatnluineaa.
Aasures he food against alum
and all forma of adulteration
. ..oottim.on o. ha.sj!.
ever aklngiraardar Ce.. Ns York
A Remarkable care f hroule Dlar
rhopa.
Id 1862. when I served my court
try as private, In company A, 167th
IVnnylvanla Volunteen, I contract
ed chronic diarrhoea. It has given
me great.deal of trouble everince,
I hae tried, aldo-en different med
icineaand several prominent doctorx
without any iieriiianeiit relief. Not
long ago a friend aent me a mm pi
bottle of Chamberlalu'a Colic, Choi
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and after
that I bought amMoolt a 60 cent Uit
tie; and now I can say that I am en
tirely cured. I cannot be thankful
enough to you for thin great remedy
and recommend it to all Buffering
veterans. If in doubt write me,
Yours gratefully, Henry Steinberger,
Allentown. Pa. Sold by the Delia
Drug Store
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera am
Diarrhcea Remedy always afford
prompt rellet. t Eor 'sale by Delta
Drug Store.
Deal Tokares salt Hawks I oar i.llV immj.
To Quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
aetie. full of life, nerve and vutor, take No-To-Bac,
the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
atrong. All druggists, 60c or CI. Cureguarau
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
It is always gratifying to receive
testimonial! for Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
when the endorsement is from a pby
siclan It is especially so. "There Ik
no more satlnfaetory or leffective
remedy than Chainberlain's'.Chollc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,"
writes Dr. B. E. Roliey, physician
and pharmacist, of Onley, Mo.; and
as he has used the Remedy In hie
own family and sold it in his drug
store for six years, and he should
certainly know. For sale by Delta
Drug store.
dorate Tour Bowels With Cascareta.
Candy Cathartic, cure constlpstlon forever.
10o,to. V C. C.fa.U druggists refund money.
Are you made miserable by indi
gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss
of appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer Is a positive cure. For sale
by the Delta Drug Store.
OABTOITIA.
n tru-
ii si,.
Miutsi
sf
In
SSI
wrHpa-
I was nervous, tired, Irritable and
cross, Karl's Clover Root Tea has
made me well and happy Mrs. E
B. Worden. For sale by the Delta
Drug Store.
The best Cough Cure is Shiloh's
Cure. A neglected cough is danger
(His. Stop it at once with Shiloh's
Cure. For sale by the Delta Drug
Store.
Te Car Coaarlpatkta Forever.
Tske Cascareta 'sout Cathartic 10s orSe.
If C C. C tail to cure, druggiata refund money
For dyspepsia and liver complaint
you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer It
never fails to cure For sale by the
Delta Drug Store.
No-Ts-ll-e for fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco hatlt curs, tnskee weak
nsa atrong, blood purs. toe. II. All druggists.
Karrs Clover Hoot Tea is a sure
cure for headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves so quickly
For sale by the Delta Drug Store.
OABTOniA.
Hail,
atfauai
at
ll sj
wraiaa-
Diseased blood, constipation, and
Sidney, liver and bowel troubles are
cured by Karl's Clover Root Tea.
For sale by the Delta Drug Store.
Ak your Druggist for the Kinder
garten Novelty, "The house tfiat
Jack Built." He will give It to you
Shilelh'ls Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Constipation causes more than hall
the ills of women. Karl's Clover
Root Tea is a pleasant cure fur consti
pation. For sale by the Delta Drug
Store.
U cured ry
It makea no difference, ifJ
THE
111
TARIFF
The Dingley Late Compare-
With the Wilson Act.
Continued from hut Jvt.
KCtlilLK J-'laa. Ueiui.
and Maauractarea.
and
Fras
Fn
Free
Free
Free
Free
I0i
f
Flax at raw I ton
Flax, not hackled crdre.Mrd.... 1c lb
!r .7. w m i..'-................ '
Tow of h-x f Jl ton
Hemp acid tow of hemp $& too
Hemp, hackled ) ton
niugle yarns, mads of Jute, not
Oner than lea lo lb
W p s
Finer than I lea aft p
Cables and oordage of lie,
Tamptoo fiber, manila, alaal
gt.au. iuviura.'.... "... lo IS
Cabls and eordaga made of hemp to
Threads, twines or oords made
from yarn not finer than i Isa
or number of flax, hemp or
ramie, or of which either of
these aubatanoes is a material
of chief value 13c lb
Fruni yarn finer than I lea, for
each lea in exoeea of I addi
tional hf
Single yarns, in ths gray.of flax,
henin or ramie, not finer tiiaa
Hpe
Ilea Tclb tspa
Finer than B lea and not Dnsr
than m lea eOpe
Finer than D lea. 16 p a
Flax gill netting, nets, coils and
seines, same duty as on mate
8p
pe
rial of which they ars mads... SBpo
add'n'l 40 po
Floor mattings, plain or fancy.
(
I
from straw, ground or split, or
other vegetable eubetance not
provided for, including Chi
nees straw mats, ate, not ex
ceeding loc squars yard
!
I
f
Ss
a yd
Free
Era
Exceeding lc lo yd
A-Skips
Carpets, rarpetlngs, mats and
rugs of flax, hemp. Jute or oth
er vegetable fllcr, valued at
not more than lAo par square
yard Res yd
eruupa
10p
Hp
Valued above loo squars yard..
lno
W p a
Hydraulio hose, made In whole
or in oart of flax. hemp, ramie
or Jute We lb eO p c
Tapes, composed wholly or In
da rt of flax, with or without
metal threads, etc 40 pa ape
Oilcloth for floors, stamped,
painted or printed, including
linoleum, cortloene, figured or
plain, and all other oilcloth
lexceDl silk oilcloth) not sue-
clally provided for So a yd IS p e
A l&poortOpo
Oilcloths for floors, and linole
um, 12 feet and over In width.
inlaid and cork carpeta ISOr a yd t p c
etaipo ortupe
Shirt collars and euiTi
posed of cotton
,Sc dos
pieces
A 15 po
40pe
Whole or In part of linen. . .
dos SOc dux
aupcapc
Plain woven rabrtce or single
Jute ysms not exceeding fid
Inches wids, weighing not less
than ounces per squars yard,
not sxceedlng 80 threads per
squars Inch Mr lb Free
... . ., AUas.
Exceeding SO and not exceeding
66 threads He lb Ires
At 16 po
Bags or sack, plain wore a fab
rics, single Jute yarn, not dyed,
stained or bleached, not ex
ceeding 8U threads to euuare
Inch He lb Free
Al&po
Bagging for cotton, gunny cloth.
atngls fabrics, for covering cot
ton, of single yarns of Jute, etc.,
not bleached, colored or atain
ed, not exceeding 14 threads to
the squars inch, weighing not
less than 16 ouncss per squsre
yard 4-10s lb
Laces, lace window curtains, ti
dies, bed sets, Aounclngs and
other lace articles, bsnd ker
chiefs, nspkins and other arti
cles w, oily or part of lacs or
In Imitation, nets, veils, ruch
inga, tuckings, fleshings and
quillings, smbrelderles and '4
all trimmings. Including
braids, edgings. Inserting, V
Bouncings, gal'ons, goring, snd '
bands, wearing apparel, hand
kerchiefs snd other fabricB
embroidered in any manner,
tamboured article, or wear-
lng apparel, hemstitched or
tucked flouncingsor skirtings,
articlss wholly or la part of
ruffllngs, tuckings or nichlngst
all foregoing of flax, cotton or
other vegetable fiber, not pro
vided for, in part India rubber
orotherwles SO a (Ops
Lacs window curtains, pillow-
shams, bed sets, finished or un
flni.hed, mads on ths Notting
ham lace curtain machines or
on tbs Nottingham warp ma
chines, eotnpoeed of cotton or
other vegetable fiber, when
con at ing Ave points or spaces
betwsen ths warp threads to
ths inch lea yd (0 pa
skips
Counting more thsn five points
or spaces to the Inch, In addi
tion for each point to tbs luch
In excess of fivs
He A
apo
Wpo
Nons of tbs above to pay
than AO a a
Pile fabrics in which flsx la of
chisf valus 60 b a 86 Da
llsndkerrhlefs composed of flsx.
hemp, ramls or other vegetable
flher, la the piece or otherwise,
wholly or partly fliilhd, not
hemmed, or hemmed only aOna 40 dc
If heinaiitchsd, or Imitation
benetltched, or reversed, or
with drawn threads, but not
embroidered or Initialed Una 10 as
Woven fsbfics, not provided for.
of flsx, hemp or rsmis In chief
value, weighing 4S ounces or
mors per squars yard, when
containing not mors than 60
threads to square inch l,syd
A 3u s Bit
Containing more than SO and not
mors than 12 threads tosquare
Inch re 4
hubs Has
Containing more than ISO and
not mors than 1KU threads to
square inch
6c
aupo
Containing more than IW threads
to squars Inch ,
as
SUp
Nona of ths foregoing wovea fab
ric s leas thaa
BOp -
Woven fabrics of flsx, hemp or
rsmis, or In which they ars
ehlef value. Including such as
Is knowa aa shirting cloth,
welghina lees thsn ounces
per square yard and containing
more thaa luu thread, to squars
inch
Hps Bps
All such manufactures of flax.
hemp, ramls or ot her vegetsbla
flher, or In which tbey ars
chief value, not provided for..
46p Mp
sas -wares
BCH-DrLE K-Wool aad
af Wast.
All wools, hair of the camel, goaf, alpaca
and other like animals shall be divided, for
(he purpose of flung the dot lee to he charged
t hereon, Into the threw following rlsaaea:
t as 1 that Is to say. merino, meat tea.
mats or metis wools, or other wools of marine
bkmd, immediate or remote, down clothing
wools as 1 wools of like character with any of
the preceding, Inelnding I a dad wool, China
la ib s wool. Caetle Branca, Adria a ople akla
wool or butcher's wool, and sorh aa have been
heretofore usually Imported Into the raited
States from Buenos A Tree, New Zealand. Aus
tralia, laps ot iiwl Hope, Rumta, Ureal Brit
ain, ( nada. Egypt, Marooco and eUe wb-ra,
and also Including all wools not hereinafter
dcecribid or deaignated la classes I snd A
Uaas a-that s ss say, Lelosster, UdVwoU,
loua wools, or other in,. ..,.i,Tn7'-.wTiT7?
CJi gua blood, and usually known by the terma
herein need, and ao hair of ths camel. An
gora goat, aiacs and other hk aniuiala.
C'laaa a that la to any, Uoiukoi, aativs
South Amaru-an, Cordova. Valpurauo, native
amyrna, Ku lan camel a hair, ami all aut-h
woola of like charaiter as havs been hereto
fore usually ti uuc.ru-d Into the Ctuied status
from Turkey, Ureeca, Hyrla and elsewhere,
exoeptlng Improved won la hereinafter provided
for.
The standard samples of sll wools which ars
now or may be herearterdiiK lied in the prin
eipal custom houaea of the U nited Htatea, un
dar the authority of the secretary of ths
treasury, shall be the standarda for thechtoal
catlua of woola under thie a-t, and the sec
retary of the treasury la authorised to renew
these standarda and to make auch additions
to them from time to time ss may be requirod,
and h? shall cauiac tu be dt-po ted like etand
arda in other custom houaea of the United
States whea they may be needed.
Whenever woula of chow shall have
been unproved by the admixture of merino or
English blood from their prt jnt character, aa
represented by the standard samples aow or
hereafter to be deposited In the principal cus
tom houses of the United States, such improved
wools shall be olaa eiflud for duty either as
'UJ 3 ur -sa 4 as t t'ua. iLj be.
The duty oa wools of the first olaas which
shall be imported wsahed sliall be twice the
amount of the duty to which they would be
subjected If imported unwashed, and the dutv
on wools of the first and second classes which
shall bs Imported scoured ahull be three tiuica
the duty to which t iey would be sulijeoted if
Imported unwaahed. The duty on woola of the
third class if imported in condition for use in
carding or spinning into yarns, or which shall
not oontaia more than i per cent of dirt or
other foreign eubatance, sliall be three timtw
the duty to which they would otherwise be
Subjected.
Unwashed wools shall be considered such aa
shall havs been shorn from the sheep without
any oleanaing that la, In their natural conili
lion. Washed woola sliall he considered such
ss have been waahod with water only on the
sheep's buck or on ths skin. Wools of he flint
and aeoond olasaea waihed In any other msn
aer than on the sheep's back or on the skin
shall be considered ss scoured wool.
The duty upon wool of the sheep or hair of
the camel. Angora goat, aljiaca, or other like
animals, of class 1 and cuu 2, which ahull
be Imported in any other than ordinary condi
tion, or which has been Burled or increased in
value by the rejection of any part of the orig
inal fleece, shall be twice the duty to which it
would be otherwise subject, provided thst
skirted wools, aa iniorted in lsuu and prior
thereto, are hereby excepted.
The duty upon wool of the sheep or hair of
the camel. Angora gou t, aljta cs and other like
animals of any claea which ahall be changed in
Its character or condition for the purxiae of
evading the duty, or which ah.,11 be reduced in
value by the admixture of dirt or any other
foreign substances, shall he twios the duty to
which It would he otherwise subject.
When the duty awats-d upon any wool equals
three times or more tluit which would tie as
sessed if said wool was tmiiorted unwsHhcd,
the duty ahall not lie doubled on aooount of
the wool being sorted.
If sny bale or package of wool or hair speci
fied In this act, imported as of sny specified
class or claimed by the importer to lie duti
able ss of any siwctflod cTaes, shall contain sny
wool or hair auhlent to a higher rate of duty
thaa the olaa ss specified, the whole hale
or package shsll be subject to the highest
rate of duty chargeable on wool of the class
subject to such higher rate of duty, and if
any bale or pscksge be rlaimed by the Im
porter to he shoddy, mungo flocks, wool, hair
or other material of any class specified in this
act, and such bale contain any admixture of
any one or more of said materiala or of anv
other material, thewhole bale or package aha 11
be eubject to duty at the lilgheat rate inipoaed
upon any article In said tiale or package.
Wools and hair of the flrxt claisv 11c lb Free
Wools and hair of the second
class. 12o Froe
Wools of the third class and'
camel's hair of the cIshs valui-d
at 13c i or loss. 4o Free
Woola of the third class snd
camel's hair of the third class
valued above I'c Te Free
(The duty on wools on the skin
shall bs lo Urn per lb than Is
Imposed on otlior wools of the
name class i
Top waste, stubbing wasto, rov
ing waste, nng waste aud gar-
neted waste OOo lb Free
Bhoddy Hbo Ka
Noils, wool extract, yarn waste.
thread waate and all waste
wholly or part of wool not
provided for a Free
Woolen rags, mungo snd flocks. loo Free
(Wool and hair, advanced be
yond waahed or scoured condi
tion, not provided for, shall ko
subject to same duties as im
posed on manufactures of wool
not specially provided fori
Tarns wholly snd in part of
wool valued at not more than
SUo per lb ,
SO p e
A St pc
M-.laO
A 40 no
Valued at more than Mo. .
H) or
40 p e
Cloths, knit fabrics snd sll nun
ufacturee wholly or port of
wool, not provided for, valued
at not more than 4uc per lb. . .. Uki
A 60 pe
Valued above 4Uo and not above
Too per ib. 4k
A ftupe
ie
or 60
pe
Free
Valued over TOc
44o A
66 p o
The McRlnley law provided on woolen or
Worsted cloths, shswK knit fsbrics snd all
fabrics made on knitting mschlnes snd fr.tmea,
and all manufactures of every dcacriptmn
msde wholly or in port of wool, worsted, hair
of the camel, goat, slusca or other animal, not
specially provided for, valued at not more thsn
aw Ib, the duty shall be three times the duty
tinoosed on a pound of unwaahed wool or ths
first etaea, and In addition ti par cent; valued
at more than an and not mora than 4uo Ib, the
duty shall be three and one-half times that on
unwashed wool of the first claas, and In addi
tion 40 per cent; valued above tor Ib, the duty
ahall bs fonr times thst on nnwsahed wool of
tbs first class, aad In addition thereto 60 pet
eeut
Blanketa and flannels for un
derwear composed wholly or
In psrt of wool valued at not
mors thaa Sue lb 23c Ib 16 or
Aau po 9u p o
Valued at more than 40c and not
more thaa Vic lb. Sin A
HA p o 86 p
Valued at mors than Sue lb. Wc A
4U p e as p e
Flannels valued above 60c lb shall pay the
same as women's and children 's dress goo,.,
etc
Blanketa over t yards In length pay same
duty aa on clothe-
The McKinlev law provided on DianncTn.
hat. of wool and flannels for underwear, -orr
wholly oe in part of wool, etc., value. i
at not more than Ib, the .nty per mn I
shall be the sains aa I hat imposed on one and
one-half pounda of unwashed wool of the fl'
claas, and In addition HI) per cent ; valued
more than 80c and not more thsn sue ier
pound, twice the dnfy on nnnwaahi-d wool ,-f
the flrat cla-a ; valuoj at more than rani
not more than flue lb, three timea the duty on
anwaahed wool of the flrt claw, and In B i ll
tion. on all the above named, & per cent ; on
blanketa and hats of wool, etc., valued at more
than Soc lb, three and one-half times ths dmy
on unwashed wool of 'he flrat clans snd 4U p-i
rent. Flannels compoeM wholly or in part of
Wool, etn., valued alaive Sue Ib, ahall he classed
and pay the name duly sa women's and chil
dren's drees gonla, Kit lining. Italian cloths
and goods of similar character and descrip
tion. Women's and rhlldr--n' dreaB
gotals, coat linings. Itsllan
cloths snd nad similar of
which warp ia ,-. holly of cotton
r ,tV-r -etahle matcrtal,
wirlt icnir v -1 r a liol'y or i art
ly "' w , -.'.led a' ti.4 rl.
cv ! nv I V -i nre yard ...."esyd 40 p
A p B
'--I nt in thaa IV square
r 1.
r
hi p e
46 ps
)n
Sop
lor
tu pa
','r.lurd l ev. ','- per Ib. ,
(vM... that
on foregoing
... i 1 i-tg - r 4 f-a ice. i-r
a,u..c ai,i i,e d'.ty el-a.il be
the n;.-:i-- - imtsiecd In bed
ale on ci-.ths
Women's sn. children's dress
gonda, coal llnlli.-". Italian
Clothe, bunting and similar
goods, wholly or la part of
wool, aot provided for I let yd
A P
Valued aot sboes TOc par lb. top
trior
Hps
or
upe
! Valued above We per lb. .
tip so or
sups
Ths foregoing weighing over t
ounces per square I'ard ths
duly .ball be lue aante aa Ink.
poiied In schedule oa cloths
Clothing, ready made, and arU
vles or wearing apparel of
every daacripiioM, lacludmg
sliawls. knitted or woven, and
knitted antclee of every de
scription, mads up of manu
factured, wholly or in part,
felts not wovea and not sp
cially provided for, wholly or
la part of wool
440
Up
46 or
tup
Webbings, gorlngs, suspenders.
braces, beltings, bindings,
braids, gallouns.frlugss, gimps,
onrda, cords and tasaels , dress
trluunlnga. iaoee and euihntid. .
srles, hsad neta, buttoua or
barrel buttons, or buttons of
other forms, for tassels or or
T - Lrf a U i a utauYUreS itl
wool ornaments with beads or
spangles, mads of wool, stu
or of which wool, stc.. Is a
component material, in pars
nulla rubber or otherwls e....6Qe lb A
Aubueson. axmlnster, mqquetta
Vnd chenille carpets, figured or
plain, and all carpets of llks
character or description SDo s yd
AtUpo
Saxony, wilton and tournay vol.
vet cai-peta, figured or plaia,
and all carpets and earpettugs
ot llks character and dsacrip-
Uon 60o A
4Up
Brussels carpets, figured or
plain, and all carpets aud o r-
peting of like description 44c s yd
A40p
Vslvet and tapestry cariwts, fig
ured or plain, printed on ths
warp or otherwise, and all
AO
40 p
40 p
40 p
carpets or carpeting of tike
character or description
40aA
tope
40
Tapestry brunsels, figured or
plain, and all carpets or car
peting of like description,
printed on ths wsrp or other.
SSc A 42S P
tups
Treble ingrain, three ply. and
all chalu Venetian carpeta..... ttfo Si.Spc
4Upo
Wool, Dutch, and two ply In
grain carpeta, 18o Alps
AtUpo
Carpets woven whole for rooms
and oriental, Berlin, etc., and
similar rugs lOosft 40 pe
4Upo
Druggets and Dockings, prlntsd.
colored or otherwise 23c yd 80 p e
A4Upe
Carpets and carpeting of wool,
flax or cottou, or composed in
parts of either, not specially
provided for AOpe SOpe
Mats, rugs, screens, covers, hassocks, bsd
sides, art squares and other portions of car.
pets or carpeting, made wholly or In part of
wool and not apaclally provided for, shall be
subject to ths rate of duty Imposed oa carpsts
or carpeting of like desorlptlou.
Whenever in any schedule of this act a duty
Is provided for or Imposed on any goods, wares
or merchandise composed wholly ur la part of
wool, ths word wool" shall be held to include
wool or hair of the sheep, camel, goat, alpaca
or other animal prepared by the woolen,
worsted, felt or any other process of manufac
ture.
SCREDCL- -.Silks aad Silk Goods.
Bilk partially manufactured
from cocoons or from waste
allk and not further advanced
or manufactured than carded
or combed silk 4Uolb xOp
Thrown silk, not more advancsd
than singles, tram, orgauxins,
sewing silk, twist, floss and
silk threads or yarns of every
description, exceptspun silk. ., 8Dpo 30 p a
Bpun silk In skslus, cops, warps
or on beams, valued at not ex
ceeding $1 per pound SOc lb 80 pc
A It po
Valued at over $1 per lb and not
exceeding tl.&U per lb W A 80 po
iv pe
Valued at over ll.w per Ib and
not exceeding $2 per lb
400 A
SDpa
80s
Alp
16po
Valued st over S per lb and not
exceeding JJ.50 per Ib
Valued at over 12.50 per lb,
60c
16 pe
60c A
Up
But In no case shall the forego.
lug articles pay a less rata of
duty than 1)6 p o
Vslvets, velvet or plush ribbons,
ohenllles or other pile fabrice
composed of silk or of which
silk is the component material
of chief value, cut or uncut,
not provided for f 1.60 Ib
A 16 po
Plushes composed of silk or of
which silk is ths component
material of chief value $1
$1.60
Up
la no case shall foregoing pay
less than l) p o
Woven fabrics. In the piece, not
provided for, weighing not lee
than 1M ounces per square
yard and not more than 6
ouncss per square yard, and
containing not more than S p
e In weight of silk. If In the
gum
If dyed In ths piece
If containing more than 80 p
and not more than Ou p c In
weight of silk. If In the gum. . .
If dyed In the piece
If containing mors than SO and
aot mors than 46 p e In wsight
of silk, if In the guns
If dyed in the piece
If dyed la ths thread or yarn
aad enataintiaf not more than
BO p e la weight of silk. If black
(except selvsgesl
If ether thaa black
If containing more than ai and
not more than 46 p e In wsight
of silk, it black (except sel
vsgesl If otli.i thsn h)ack
If containing ntnre than 46 pc In
weight of silk or If composed
wholly of silk. If dyed In the
thread or yarn and weighted
In the d ring so as to sxceed
ths origins! weiiA.i of the raw
silk, if black lenept selvsgesl
ft other than black
( dyed In ths thread or yarn
and the weight Is not increased
by dyeing beyond the original
weight of raw silk
If In ths gum
If boiled off or dyed In the piece
or printed
f weighing less than m ounces
and mors than H ounce per
squsre yard, if la the yum. or
If dyed In the thread or yarn..
soc Ib
aoolb
4P
46pa
44 P
44P
BU0
ne
11.10
46 P
4P
TV
too
4pa
tip
1.10
I1AI
4Spe
4b pe
li.nn
A60
46p
46 p
IS pc
4upe
13.60
13 46p
$2 60 46 p
If weighing less than It ounces.
and more than ti ounce per
square yard, if boiled off
If dyed or printed in the piece . .
If weighing not more than M
ounc per square yard
46p
46p
4.60 46 p e
In ao ease shall any of such fabrics pay leas
duty thsn 60 per cent.
Handkerchiefs or mufflers composed wholly
or in part of silk, whether In the piece or other-wine,
finished, if not hemmed or hemmed
only, ahall pay the same rate of duty as Is Ira-p.aa-d
on goods in the piece, of the same de
scription, weight and eondltlon aa provided
f. t tn this schedule, but such hsndkerchiefs or
mufflers shall aot pay a leaa rate of duty thaa
10 per cent ad valorem. If each hsndkerchiefs
or mufflers are hemstitched or imitation hem
stitched, or reversed, or have draw a thread,
or are embroidered la any manner, whether
with an Initial letter, monogram or otherwise,
by hand or machinery, or are tamboured, ap
pltqned, or are made of trimmed wholly or In
part with lace or with tucking or insertion,
they shall pay a duty of lu per seat ad valorem
tn aiidlttoa to the duty hereinheffaye plea, libed.
and la no caae leaa thaa flu per cent ad
Bandings, braids, fringe, bind
Inga, beltings, brsis resin rs,
brace, cords, enrds and tea
se La, garters, g, sings, suspend
ers, tubings and webbings,
composed wholly or In part of
silk, whether etanposi -d tn part
of India rubber or otherwise.
If not embroidered by hand or
machinery
Lavae and articles made wholly
or la part of lac edgings, tsj
sertmga, galloons, chiffon or
ether lottnclngs, nets or aew
Hp 4
tings and veilings, neck ruf
flinga, rmhinga, brsela,
fringes, trimmings, embrold
a; .-i ar.d srt u l.st eni!ruid.-rv4 t
by hand or machinery, tarn
bonred or eppliqued articles, .
clothing ready n tie and art I- .
elea of wearing apfairel of ev
ery description, including knit '
goods msile np or nianufactur- '
ed, la whole or la part, by the
tailor, see nietreae, manufa
turer; all theahove named ar V '
ticlea made of silk or of whi.-k
silk is the chn-f component ma
terial of value not eifeclally
provided for. and silk good
ornamented with beads or N.
spangles, of whatever material
eomiajsed 60 p 60 p
Proviso that any wearing ap
parel or wearing articles pro
vided for in thle paragraph
(except gloves!, when com
Oneed In oe rt ,f todi enbliee,
shall be subject to a duty of. 60 p 80 b
All manufactures of silk or of
which silk Is the comniHient
material of chief value, includ
ing euch ss have India rublter
as a component material, not
specially provided tor, and all
Jaoquard figured goods in the
piece, made on looms, of
which silk Is of chief value,
dyed tn the ysrn and con
taining two or more colors in
the HI ling ... 60 p 48 p
SCH-Dl'LK M.-Pulp, Papers and Hooks.
Mechanically ground wood pulp,
dry weight l-13clb 10 p
Chemical wood pul,uublei -hed,
dry weight l-c Ib 10 p
Bleached, dry weight -.o 10 p
If export duty Is liniioerd by any
country, it shall he added to
Imports from that country
Sheathing paper and nailing felt 10 p o 10 p
Filter masse, wholly or In part
wood, wood flour or other vege
table fiber i',c atpc
A 16 po
Printing paper, unslxed, si Red
or glsxed, siiltslile only for
books and iiewsiiaisrs, valued
not above 8c per Ib 3-IOc Ib 16
Valued above 8c aud not above
i,o . 4-lOclb Up
Valued above 2lo and nut above
Sc 8-lOclb 16
Valued above sc and not above
4c 6-IOc Ib 16 pc
Valued above 4c and not above
6c S-Htelb 16
Valued above 6c per I b 16 pe 16
From oouutrise Imposing export
duty on pulp wood, for each 91
of export duty per cord so Im
posed and proportionately for
fractions additional MOc lb
Papers commonly known as
copying paper, stereotype,
flherlsss tissue, pottery paar
and all slmllsr papers, white,
colored or printed, weighing
not over 6 lbs to the ream of
48U sheets, on a basis of 2tl bv 80
Inches In ream or ot her form . 6e lb IS p
16 pe
Weighing over 6 Ib and not
over 10 lb to ream, aud letter
copying books, whetherwholly
or partly manufactured Re A 86 po
16 po
Crape paper and filtering paper. 6c A 86 po
16 p o
Burfac coated papers nut pro
vided for zSo Ib 80 p o
A 16 po
If printed, wholly or pertly cov
ered with metal or ita solu
tion or with gelatin or flock...
fttr a
ai pc
80p e
aupc
Parchment papers
lo po
Plain, basic, photographic pa pars
for albuiiMsnizinf, soubltlva or
baryta ccaUiiir
Albumi.lfad or epnnftiEd or
paper otherwirafl surf a- coattsd
for photographic purpoms
Utbotcraph ic prints from tonea,
sine, aluminium or other ma
terial, bound or unbound
oept cigar labels and bands,
lettered or blank; music aad
Illustrations, whva forming ft
part of a periodical or newM.jwV
per and accompanying ths
same, or If bound In or form
ing part of printed books, on
paperor other material not ex
ceeding s-l,(l of an Inch In
thick ness
So
lupo
80
aopo fcp
SOc lb
On paper or otlier material ex-
oeeuiiig s-i.(Miof an Inch ana
not exceeding UO-I.iof of an
Inch In thlckiieM and exceed
ing 8ft square Indies, but not
xcseding 40U square inches,
cutting bIm and dimensions ..
C i oesd i ng V J mj ua re 1 nc ties, c u t-
tlng slse and dimennlons
86 po
Prints xosediiig ft-l.iMJ1 of an
Inch and not exceetlinge.l,(RH)
of an Inch In thicknens and not
xcasdlng M nquare Inches,
cutting slse and dimensions. , .
1
UthagrapBfe prints from stons.
tins, alumtvti nm or ot hrr mats
, fur other manufac
tures of clot h, woven or mads
In patterns of such sixes, nhape
or form or cut In such manner
a to bo fit for buttons exclu
si re It
10 po 10 pe
Buttons, or parts, and molds, fin
Ished or aunnished, the line,
button measure being i Inch,
Bottom known as agate, metal
trousers buttons, except steel
and nickel bar, per line, per
gross l-13ck
1& d e
Hpe
Of bone, and stel trousers but
tons, per line, per gross. .
he A
85 po
In A
Up
88p
16 po
or ahelL..
ISo
AI5p
v
. l.flA
Born, vwgfftable Ivory, gift
metal not provided for
IS p
Shoo buttons, of paper, pulp or
similar material, not proviited
for, rained not exceeding So
soa,,,.,,
lo
gross
as p s
Buttons, not provided for, and
ooluir and cuff button, mud
at wis.
40 p o 86 p
l
"To ton AS)
! ISn l.V)
30 p o IA p o
He Ib Free
Uo lua
8Go Ion
8 lis)
(Urn tOp
88 p 28 p
lo Ib Alia)
Xtp AW
8 lb tOp
p Kps
4s Ib (s
a ao
as p
88 p e Bi p
at p a p ,
IV (8 )
Coal, bituminous, and all rot Is
Containing trm than Wpo fix
ed narbon, and shale
Stark, sunh an will pam through
H incb aurwn ,
Coke
Cork bark, out into aquami or
cub ..... . . ... .
Manufactured cork, ovr i
Inch tn diameter at Urffcrend.
Mvssurliig Inch and Um in
diameter
Artificial or cor sulwt
from cork waste, not provided
tor
Din, drafts, ehv-wmn. hs
balls and bllhsrd, pool and
bagatelle balls, of ivory, bona
or other mat -rials
Dolls, doll heads, toy marbl.
of wbatevMT materials com
fxiaed, and all other toys not
composted of rubber, china,
port-flam, parian, blune,
earthen or stone ware and not
spertally provided for
KiDery grains and emTy man a
farturea, ground, pulverised
or refilled
Emery wheels and emery flies
and manufactures la whu-h
emery Is ehief vslue.
E xphsilve Hulaitaneea
FlrarTerkare of all kiiwU. the
wetffht to Inelade sll wrap
ping snd tsv-kin materials. . .
Fulminates, fulminating pow-
dera ami hks articles aot pro-
Wlea Kit
Gunpowder and all explaive
suhatanoss need for mining,
hlaeting. artillery fir sporting
purposes, when valued at j
lesa per lb
slned above As
Matches, frv-ttoa or lurtfer, of
all descriptions, per grea of
144 boxea, eontalning not mjr
than luO matehes per box, per
Vhen Importssl otherwise than
In boxes eontalning nrH morw
thaa lg) Biatene earh, per
1MB
Farcueatoa oapa.
I Cartridges
tUasUag eans. per 1 ). . .
- aw.
Omtinueti onaurth jmyr..
OVER THE STATE ITEMS
Items of Interest From All
Parts of the State.
DK.WKITT10S Or WOO LIT IV HIS
rVaol Brian a Uod Frlfa rahp-
par, arc fast Ulsapufrlar.
CVrl Nelson au fiilitl soldier at
Vasecuve? Urrt.r U l!io wiiaiu-
iiou broMdswortlHiiiMQ of the world,
lie defeated the Hussiao champioa
lu bout last Hunday. Perhaps ita
not much of a houor, skill every
little helps.
It ia estimated that fully three
fourths of the wool in the warehouses
iu The Dalles has passed out of first
hands. The wool buyers claim that
what is left Is heavy, and as a general
thing not of as good quality as that
which has already been sold.
The Urant'a Pass Observer says
Joe Krvin, who, has been left ia
charge of the Oregon llonanca group
of wines on Williams creek, and has
JuhI completed a small mlllruo of ten
tons of rock, came Into Grant's Pass
the 4th Inst., with 63 J ouuuea of gold,
worth about $1000.
Sunday, while the children of
Prank Scott, who resides about 2)
miles from Dale were In the field,
they suddenly came upon three cou
p e
po
po
pc
gars mother and two kitteus and
went to the house and informed
their father. Mr. Hcott went to the
field, but the cougars had left.
The Orand Honde Lumber Com
pany, at La Grande, ia shipping out
lumber at the rate ot 250 cars per
mouth. The total shipment of rail
road ties by this company up to
date ia 70,000. The shipment of Uea
and lumber by the company for the
month of July represents a value of
160,000.
W. L. Hood, who lives near Myrtle
Point, was In Myrtle Point with his
last load of wool Thursday. His
clip for the season amounted to 7500
pounds, and was of an extra fine
quality. It waa purchased by A. II.
Milla Company, who furnished sacks
po
and twine and paid 13 cents per
pound. Mr. Hood say, he baa no
kick on the new tariff.
The Horton mill in the south end
of Benton county, began Thursday
to finish up a contract for supplying
plow beams of Oregon oak to San
Francisco house. Three hundred of
(he beams have already been shipped
and an additional 1000 are to be sup
plied. The same mill haa an order
fur 21,000 feet of ash lumber for de
livery in San Fransisco that it will
not attempt to fill at present.
fffc
Grasshoppers are fast disappearing
from Umatilla county. It has been
discovered that the destruction ol
these vents ia due to the large blow
flies or blue bottles as they are more
commonly called. An experimenter
fouml upon examining a number of
grasshoppers that there waa nothing
under the outer shell but a mass of
maggotts which had sprung Into life
from the deposits of the blowfly.
No logs are being hauled on the
Pokegaina Milling Company's timber
railroad at Snow at present. The
sheriff of Klamath county last week
levied upon the railroad for taxes
amounting tn about $4000, and for
bade the hauling of logs until the
taxes are paid. Dave Horn, the
company's log contractor, was in
Kin math Friday and aid l-VH) to
the sheriff, and a short time after
ward the levy was transferred from
the railroad to the company's ti miter
amis.
William J. Smith who Uvea near
Hilvertiin according to the Ad-
ieal, has a new scheme for getting
rid of hop lie. He goes out during
the heat of the day, takes a pole
with a htstk on the end of it, hooks
It over the wires on which the hopa
re supported and shakes the vines
with all his might. He says he ran
shake off most of the lice In this
manner, and he believes it is just aa
ffective as spraying, and Is much
faster. As soon as the lice strike the
dust on the ground they die.
In the insectiary at the agricultur
college the habits and life history
of the woolly aphis are being studied.
From the half doeen small apple
trees in the insectiary in the spring
the propagation has gone on until all
of the apple trees are covered with
countless numbers of the bugs. A
iroblem to be solved relative to this
pent K how does It pass through
he winter and begin destructive
work again in the spring? Some
ien lists hold that egks are deposit
ed In the tree bark, out of which a
new crop of bugs come in the spring
while others claim that the old bug1
nd hiding places in the roots and
hibernate until the winter Is suc
ceeded by warmer months. This
question solved, a better remedy than
Is now known can lie evolved for the
dfwtruction of the word I y aphis, and
thtU Is the retuson for the present
Umij of tret bufs habit.