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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO IXDEPEXDEM. scaja r amlsmexts. -uiorat a la ioaoAla at Hillatwro. - a a- uiiwrlpiioa, la adTaoea, ft,t jwmt rt II '..HoKO PUBUHHINU CO. rrp'iu D. M C. OAULT, Editor. fr'HIDAY, AUUU8T JO, 1897. The ruiiJ dollar wheat of l uiueracy .never eventuated during the free-trade aduiiniMritku, ui we are getting Dearer to it under pro tection. . If tiauao l'muiicuii potxinu work a hHH overtaken the country in tlit ln.it four uioiilln w.niilliiiii win nn.'pHi. J.'WI.cal ndilinueH to a.lvniR mi. silver .i.line soiue on. I going to wake h .ile ol money. The linujt-rs will he iiiiuoiuleil too. A aragra.h froui Hie Coluinhui Ohio LiHMteh claims that the butfio wniijr of. . ? h si ..". x. . .b w. u kwI (erxlioim ui the ilirirt result of a re turn of roHrity. Three hundred liieu !ri liieir home carrying their til tiui-ket that are agaiu taxtil. The cliwerful iiroceiwlfm had not lieeu neen for month before. it in reported tliat a pigeon ha li n Hhot whii It bore a mewHge from Andree, the North Mle A-miiaiit. Tiie l.ir.l was liU-ruteil at Hli" iiortii latitude. However seieutihtM do not ix'lieve that the pigeon wn Audree'a or that it was rtliot. The latitude and longitude of the nlii making the capture in not given. That omiriou la a HuxpicioUN ri renin olaiiee. A I'm Hand paper of 1 ml Monday norning reports that ill") jwople uIIimmwhJ the bicycle rui-n that were liddeu on Portland Held Sunday meriinon. bo tn L. A. W. goe down and the C. A. 0. C (California Aifxlate Cycle C'luU.) U at the front. It M now legal ti race on Sunday and do aome other thing that the puritan father and mother of aouie of ihe ridera did not, would not, will uot approve. A conversation wan overheard iu i'orthuid a few evenings ago that touched a phrase of the question. OneHpebkiriaacycli.it the other l not; both work In ottl e. The flrsl -ii id when he workeii all the week he ueeded recrenlion Hff 'h" j rivi vli.c uf going to aee racing. Sun day was Ihe only day he could get. The other vial when he worked ail the week he wanted to rent od Sun day. ThU he claimed he could not Uet tiy ricing on a bicycle which ic hot hard work. "What do you do?" mid the first. "I go to church and have the crii)iMion of my pantor to go to aleep If necenHary fr ret." man w holn llieeoHtume or the rare 'rai-k, curries over the country on Sunday morning and in the after noon is one of the crowd that attend the rufc track or he who dons clean garmenta the bent he ha, nnd a'ayo at home w ith hi wife and children. goes to church and in the afternoon with hi dear one, (juicily stroll out for an hour? Which of the two in ino-t rented and last prepared for hi d.wlc next morning? And the young man. Ones he gain by loitering about the grand stand. Which will conduce most to (a-ace of mind to tie seen hy his father coming out of church or coming out at the gate of the "Held?" Would he luh a he leaves the church to meet hi employer? He might nol IiIuhIi when he leavs the athletic ground, depending somewhat upon the iiuiiiUt of vi-iti he ha made Ordinarily whom does the proprietor regard a the safest and most to he trusted ujnpioyee, Ilie young man w ho stays at home on Sunday or he who indulges in "Sunday amuse ments. ' here noes the young man meet the best and purest society in church or on the "tield?" And the young woman. If she is new probably she is in her appropri ate place on the "field." Hut there are some girls who have not reached that "new" condition. They are de. mure, modest, retiring, lovable, hut we ho3 always to meet them at the home or church on Sunday rather than at the bicycle meet. Some of u prefer that our sons shall nol select . wives from among the racers. liut Portland do not set an ap proving seal on the C. A. C. C. A city of 80,(HH) souls could send but 2,000 to the raws on Sunday after noon and that too after thorough and persistent advertising. The city has not yet gone deft. There is yet good, solid citizenship left and disappointment will come to the new wheel sports. by men u ho are prominently ide?. ti tled, ul li"iiri a factional minority wnh the republican party who from their own declaration fun si with more than nine-tenth of the demo crats aul populists in thi hold up for no belter purpose than to pre vent the ele.'tion of a tuau to the L S. senate who was the choice of a majority of the repuhlii-aoa of the state. The couti mt'tib e figure the denes-rats and Ut cut iu the combination was only the u-ual ex hibition of their political stupidity. In their mad effort to create confus ion in the repuhlii-an party they vio lated their solemn pledges, neglected the opportunity to enact needed leg islation and made porsililethe selec tion of a political enemy, who holds theio 'fl eeriU'HJp! at.i a ll.y re ceived for this mcrihVe of political and moral manhood, ws free lunch In a free silver restaurant and from toll to $loo each to pay other expen-si-s. WHEAT IS BOOMING Rapidly Raising to the Dol lar Marh fcKEiT EXMTtMrSr 1 THE EAT Mirer Prop t SI 8-4 Oat per tiaurc Utile Talk f Uikg I the ttU Ktaadar4 at Uare. i LEARANCE SALE. to THE SKW MEXICO MESA. Some weeks ago the starting of an exploring exclition Iro.n New York to New Mexico was noticed, l'rof. Libbey of Prince university lexired to scale the "Mesa Knintn- taila" w Inch liftel its pcriendicuUr liffs si-ven hundred feet above the lain. It was a legend that In the iing ago ttie top or the .Mesa Had la-en inhabited. The expidition In lue lime reached the place and Prof. l.ihltey wa entirely successful In hie H'orls and reached the top rf the famous height, liy means of a - inch brass cannon he succeeded iu throwing a cord over the crest of the Mesa, and by means of this cord the ropes required in making the ascent were pulled up. Fifteen hundred Icet of rope was reouinsl to reach from one side to the other, and when all was In rendm.-s a traveling hlock way attached to the pulley which hud previously liecu splicet to the main ro, and pulled up to the edge of the overhanging ledge. A chair wa then rigged on the trave ling hlock and it was tilled with piectw of risk which equitUsI the weight of a man. This wa then sent up to the crest of the ledge, and ihe experimental trip w a found to lie entirely successful. Prof. Libbey then took displace in the chair and was raised to the top of the Mea. All that was found at the top which indicated that it inlht have been in habited was a monument of nark hi h lookd as If it were erri-clnl hy man. With this exivption, then were alsolutely no indications that it had ever l-n inhabited, so that there 1 alisolutely no ground for the romantic legend which have always clun about this mysteriously taMe land. t A TIIK KKKl ltl.lt A MUOKITV HE I KIM tit. Sharp Advance la Saa I'rauclar. Sax Fbaxiisix), Aug. IS. Wheat advanced sharply today. Reports from all centers are of a boomirg nature. Excitement on the local board ran high, business was large, and values were considerably advan ced. Spot wheat is also higher. Barley Is firm, both for spot and op tlons. Oats show a siow advance and the market is more active and firm. (Jermany ought not to exiicet else ol America than the protection of her own industries. Germany has been discriminating against America lor ten years. Kirt our hog was fenced out then our beef and now our bicy cles may not roll on her roads. Is it any wonder that America did not consult (Jermany when her revenue laws were framing. So Iiryan is going to Mexico to preach free silver and that in Spanish tisi. It is well. That same old speech may he palmed off uKn tin uususpecting greasers as something new. lieing accustomed to -ill-cent dollars and starvation wages, they may yet lie living in blissful ignor ance of the terrible gold standard and its results. Hy nil means let Mr. Hryan go and "teach the nations." The conditions sought to be pro duced in this country by the silver lies are already ri down there. Merely calling atteutiou to the fads as they are, without drawing upon the imagiiltlon Is all that Is required. Thrust in thy sickle! It seems a little strange to us out here that there should be points of dispute between the striking coal miners and the mine owners that can be taken Into court. Hut it went there and the court made the injunc tion -rmaucnt forbidding Ihe min ers to trespass on private estate. It seems the oxrators have miners willing to work If they can lie assur ed of protection. The injunction au thorizes the oH?rators to employ such force as is necessary to protect employee. Thus it I seen that a successful, eaeeful strike is question able. A man has a riht to ijuit his. Job if the work or the wages are not satisfactory but ho has no right to hinder others from taking his place. Virtue protlts when sinners quar rel. This is Illustrated by the con dition of affair at Astoria. That city is governed by a city council but the police department Is dominated by a commission. Nome months ago the council reduced the wages of the sil icemen. Those guardians retaliated hy pulling all the gamblers. This rcdwed the income of the city seven thousand. Hut the commissioner were willing that gambling should go ou only it must be licensed. The council pro) sined a gambling license ordinance which seemed to he sipn iar with the law maker but here the churches took a hand in the fight and secured the defeat of the measure but Ihe Imd blood Is'tween the council ami Hlicv commission still existed. The poli now propose to drive all the lewd women out of town but just w here the council is to be spited is not apparent. (Vrtalnly all good citizens will welcome the purification ol Ihe tough distrk-t. I court s decree today, in making st Senator McKnry of Ixiuisana, the hy man. ith this exception, there ' ' ,nent the preliminary Injunction only democrat w ho voted for the were aiolutely no Indications that it "' - ""r 11 restraining the strikers from camping Ilingley tariff bill In the senate was had ever lai n inhatnted, so that inarching or In any manner Interfer enthusiastically welcomed home there Is absolutely no ground for the "" " mimeui, i s-iieve, na- jn(f wjth ,hp Npw Yrk flevelsm In w Orleans. The republican romantic legend wnicn nave always "i-' o-.i.. , umi nD r,i Oiinpany's miners, had ihe askeil is-rmlssion to participate and clung almut thi myaterlously table ' rgani.iuii wmoe ion-en ii inegov UTe.t of almost depleting the camp, make the occasion lioii-artlan, bul ll. rr w"' '",,''rs an . H, apparently a generd deinorall.!- his party friend would not permit I ... -.. - ...hitt 1 ' l"l"unity is ,! f the camper exists. it, as it was decided to make the llE rkl sl i:i ' repumicnii puny win ln order to follow up their advsn liM-ling thoroughly IVm.s-ratic, one1 ' b held rv-ts.nil.le and mut bear ,t(f ,hp H ,Mrif( ,v M, that would express the viewnif thel Km nut Is hkpksdknt : My m. i the islmm of tne broken pledge. It tenrtei meeting tonight at the Mon dem.K-racyof Iiuisana. These view s , on for lavoring a called session of U-niro s lt.e power that .-an give lis (in)rthI house and arrang- for ihe were In thonmgh mvt with thw the legislature were not as fully t ! "i,,ry '' l-gilture the '!-' tarting of t:eir mine with or w i.h of Seiintor McKnery, In favor ofalf.rth in my communication in the ! lH,r uui 'y to keep i he plelifMs, t hat j force. If for sm to Is u r a .- id tariff that would pnaluce and at the ' la-t I mh i'KMikxt a Ihe importance , -,,"ul ' hv ,,n carried out at j able, it I the attention ti tart b few Most of the republicans engaged in thl conspiracy were Influenced by a reason, considering their pledges so (reely made, much less creditable I than their ontiosj'i . . Mjiv.ht.M Hiey representel the great majority of those who at heart were iletermin - to dciVht il isissitile, any legisla lion that would relieve the taxpay er or the slate from the oppressive burden under which they were lab "ring. 1 his defeat could be brought shout in no way so effectively a by the failure to organize the legislature I'hey well know that with ils organ! zition irt'cclid, with their pledgi warm on their li and fresh in their minds, the majority of its member would have saved by projier legisla lion, to the taxpayers of the state thousand of dollars that are worse than wasted In salaries of useless com missions and river-paid office holders Hearing these facts in mind it will Is- readily seen what this revolutionary hold up has now cost the state of Oregon. Much may lie done to remedy this evil by an extra session If one Is held at the earliest possible date. It is serious mistake that the "voters gen erally are indifferent on this que tion." It would be of necessity short, but the majority who weie shame fully hindered from doing the work mey were pledged to do, and more than willing to do, would make an earnest and 1 believe a successful elfort to redeem these pledges. Even those who worse thin wasted their opportunities and have felt the pub lic pulse since their return to their homes would not dare to further (as tray an outraged constituency. The remedial legislation would takeetfk-t at once and the relief desired would be et joyed by the ieople at once. Whether a senator is elected at such session if called is a question that may in some measure determine the action of the executive. Hut that 'I lirrt m w H Or tlITt, wnrrltiMw Itty it into the next political contest of this state will only make confession more confounded. It thi matter must lie fought over again neither the people ol Oregon or the republican party will be the gainer by its infus ion into the xl ideal contest of 1H!W. This contest i of vital importance and the future of the republican party of this state and possibly of the na tion may defend upon the way in which it shall tie decided. Then why should not the leaders of the republican party throw aside their lisgracetul bickerings and settle their differences before that contest commences. I fully lielieve that har mony' in the republican party will be promoted by an extia session. The legislators will make an ffort to re- lecm their predges and this redem ption will Ih in the interest of the people. The point 1 well taken iu your editorial that "the decision of Ihe supreme court is a purely legal iu-t ion" and it settle our ho for the future that the auditing officers f the state can at their own promo- lion neither stop Ihe wheel of gov- riiment or repudiate the contracts for supplies to cairy it on. It is also true that its economical sjint are only incidental. But thi incidental takes out of the treasury thousand of d tllsr that if the pledge mule to the people in the last canva were wonh anyth tig, would have been ivcd by pro r legislation if organ!- t itioii hud beeneff c'ed.and may slid tiesaved if an extra session is called. The decision ha saved the interest if it mean that the claims can Is? paid out of fund not appropriated, but it i the reduction in the princi pal that was promised and might be yet made if the legislature were .tiled together. Prolwbly the fact f thi reduction may he a otent fac tor in the call. ul.lic ntimeiit, I Is-lieve, ha express" 1 itself so decidedly, that an nrganizdion will be forced if the gov ernor will giv the mt'tnirs an opMirtiinity. If this opportunity Is not given the republican party will b- held rvtnsible ami must ls?ar the odium of (he broken pledge. It eonlro's Ihe power that can give Ils New Yokk, Aug. IS. High water mark fur the season was reached in ihe 'vhMiit market t'slay, uot ouly on valu1;, jt as to the aiuouut of Irai s. acnon as weii. rncva aav-iwitti 4i i to .to tor tne day, and sales reach the big total of 14,315,000 bu shels. Excitment prevailed in the mar ket from start to fluih, but particu larly in the last hour, when wheat advances became so rapid that fre quently the fluctuations were mark by (c frac ions, instead of Ihe i and l-liii; changes that are ordinarily seen. A, M n'. pwti-r w!!3 la-en fighting the advauce in the forenoon were the foremost buyers in Ihe allernoou. The phenomenal raise and the scarcity of wheat for ale fairly staggered them. The de mand was particularly active in the Ieivm!s'r option, which from a dis count of I jc under September at the start narrowed the difference to c at l he close. The total range of Sep- lemla-r w heat wa from S i,, 9oi; against tt(ic, the lowest price of y terday and the previous high notch lor the seacon. 1 lie advance tislay began with a fractional rise Iu Liverpisil quota lions this morning, instead of Ihe weakness generally expected. Thi was followed by rumors of a big jump in curb prices at Paris, that marktt bemtf closed on account of a holiday. Ou top of these factors was a big de mand from foreig houses and reorl that all of last night's offer had been accepted, including three earg.ie of merican. The spring wheat news also brought in lot of buying order, it being considered a very bullish re. port by the trade, as the weather i too cold and wet for harvesting pre pa rations. Not in years has there been such an extraordinary movement in wheal values as ttstk place bslay. Even the old trailers were aomz-'d at the stub. born advances, while those who have heretofore scouted the dollar-wheat theory were obliged to admit there w as every prospect of . Septem ber wheat reaching that price on the mere theory of supply and demand. 1 he official market close at a net advance of 4) ("5c on wheat. On the urh, September sold from 1)1 J down 93Jt. Com advanced ( Jc, iu"JMiU Jjjbf the day To Make Room For our fall "stock, soon t arrive, we liavp plnciMl on our hariraiii counters an txtiih line or Sum nier (iootls Keiiients etc., hich iiuixt lie closed out resranlless of cost; ve also offer our entire line of STKAW HATS at cost, OTHKK II US ','()oer ce ut iliscoiint,( LOIIl iii vi.!! jrinv Our Grocery Department Is lull of bargains; try us once ami compare our prices with others. We handle good oods. Our motto is small profits and quick returns. R. E. BRYAN S SON- Succaaaoa to bryan-caiolaw co.i THE LEADING DO HOUSE HILLSBORO PHARMACY -onrU diMiMiiiK hj com- oct reliable uianufiu-tuirn tij Ut p-nfriy isin.iiict- ever matclilnl tl.si llo- itiiill as I be sciencer it iiliar advantage in mr :.!r ci:;)ia.t lot t ah in.u. Of UK 1st lllsprnsillt HILLSBORO, - OREGON. Portland, Oregon f P. Armstrong, IX. B., Principal. J. A. Whsco, Penman Sl Secretary. THE BUSY WORLD OF BUSINESS Kves profitable employment to hundreds of our graduate, and will to thousand more. Send for our catalogue. Learn and we teach. enly, A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS Careful wiiierviaMMi by esporieut-ed (ibyticiuwl . . 1 . L! I. i .... I peieni ana pauiMaKiug fJuaruiM-iiwv ; The IlilUlioro t'haruuu-r onlen its dniK from th uul. and i lh.rMthi uj'jv'r-d rrrry--rcui.itj ing t tlr!-c!a3 rrarijliou bitsinew. Tim T'irieUr iuust-arvel latent rUJeii are cuuiin ially Ix-iiiK adile of methciue and harmacy iulram. IU-iiik hjumwiI ol' chaxiiif its vueelies. owius to it.- h:i;neM. rul f Ixkoii; t the titoi iioiurs, in rtil ru-e r eoneqiienlly loaer ti j ii ihe drug more. All the le.lin article, of ORCtililSTS' M'NDKIh. inclmliiiic the UNKS I PKKKL'MKS, TOILKT AKT1CLK8, HKI SUES, SlIIMiKS, ETC., ar on di-fla A larxe and ii-llent ayswrtuient of KPKCT.tT.h am' K Y K-i I.AShKs aim on hand. PATENT MEDICI SKIS of all popular kind always in Mock. Th fined WINES and LIQUORS supplied in iwwaof icknew on prearriptn ti THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY, Union Block, Hillsboro, Oregon Your Ilusiness Dull? Then thix in the time to improve it. Don't wait until "something turna up," but turn it up yourself. Kuineuilier this the purpose ol mlvertixinK is to bring bunines. The itte buniness man will adver tiw) as much if not more in dull seasons as in busy scuhoiis. A pood and tune-honored way of advertising is through the Itil.l.HHoKo IsbKi-KNDENT. Wheth er you want to get out something neat to send through the mails or something cheap to throw around, come and see us. If You Were He Yes, if you were the creditor and saw- the merchant sitting idly in his shop accumulating iiiiiredust, cobwebs and out-of-style good than cash, vou would probably feel like asking, Why don't you Wake Up use the advertising columns of the Hh.ijiboho IxmcPEHnKXT and exchange vour stock for legal tender? What lay you. MIIKItltK'M KALI-'.. Hush Work Sklrer llropeth. Xkw Yokk, Aug 18. The price of silver dropped 2 cents r ounce making the price for bar Bilver .MJ cents 'r ounce. The silver in one dollar In thun worth but -10.13 cents. Mexican dollars are worth 41 cent. Mexlca Talks or a bold Staadard. City ok Mkxioi, Aug. 18. The premium on New York exchange tislay roue to 110, correspond ng to the renewed dit'llne in silver, the news of w hich created a Henxation. Talk of a giM Htandiird is heard in banking circle., hut an argument raided against it is the injury that would result in local manufactures. The govern men t now anticipate, a continued fall in silver until It reaches the average cost of production, al though some large miners contend that it is already In-low that. Th Coal Strike Appears t 1 e. I'lTTsiilKii, Aug. 18. This was the operator's day, and from the present appearances, they made a most effective move, and have nerly if not quite, checked their oppon ents, the striking coal miners. Ihe is a problem in most job office. Not so with the IIili.niioho Is dki'kndext Printerjr. Wa have a large force of men at work all the time ahd cun "rush" a job for you without any trouble. When you want work done quickly give the IIii.i.sboro In to I'fmiint Job OttiB a trial. Y VIKflK OK AN KXEITTION, uei-ree toiii order tit tmie, mnie-u oui ihe Clircu 1 1 Ctiur ol ilie hiaie el Orivi rr W.isliinirton (Joimtv. in t'HVir J. It Einj, i ml HK.iinsi i'hiir.es ti. Ibni e.l atet biu'iniln J. llunnell lor ilie nun n $l.i i'u-i , and nr ttie tutlher mm f 1 Io7 0 U. 8. ti'il l Mini. Willi mitre. 1. er'un hi the rat' f H pt-rcenr peranntm Iroin lli Z7 Ii ta- ol Marcn 1M, aiei til' uirilier m iu ol JI2J.no Ailurmy- lefs, wil i'ite-est h- eon at tl'e rue ol 8 ier ret iHr annum from the !!! b dav of Jul r lH!i' toe I lor i he cost snil i (wlisen ol sale mi of said writ. .S.i, theielore, hjr virtue and In pursu iiiice oi xiiKl iti.iKiiienl, decree nil orle ol nale. 1 will, "n .Monday, the Vi' Ii day o rtoiiirnt'M-r. lsU7. at the south d.tornt th I'otirt H 'i-a. in Hi'tlxtro, Wn-hbifftoi Otiuit . v . Oi etein, ailhe hour ol 10 i cloi a ni, ol tia.d d iv, aell at puh.ic aui ti.in i til - lii'lieHt huliler lor coh, the IoIIoa ini; .i'oril.e.l re.il i.ronerlv, :oil: A part ol ihe donation IhtmI iniiu John I.. II i ll mi and M irtha Hioklln h wiip, mid u 'Umled lv a toie drawn as (u iown: iieiiniiiinir where ih; division tine between the Nortli and 8tlth liAlves ot aiiid cl:iim interne.? e ilie Wnat line ul the Oeorii I! . Imr n donation laud clain iheii'-e runninK So'iih 45 di'iriees Went. (Iu i-huins t the Weal line oi the Northi-H- oattr'.er ot ibt- 8"ithwent quari , of eo. Sihence Nonli 8'2 'diuln to the uioresioil div s on line ib-'ie Knot on said line to I p a ol beirliitiinir, contaimnif ahoin "-rff UikI ai I iin u In Wn-hinjlon j County, Oreon, lo -aoalyLhe licrein!'To e iiaitial nuins, mill utr ilie linn nun pen-at ol a nd -a e. Hind property will Is anld ubect to tleiij.tiini as ier hiaitile ol Oregon. Wiiiie my liand this 11(11 day of AukUS , 1-H7. W. D. BKADFOUD. 8Iht IT ol Wg-l j igton County, Oregon K. . wr.irht. Attorney lor I lainiilf. Hi repii' th can I'sr'y in Oretron tuition stands for Rood The and in ffovernmeii' uul an ee tiomica! ad- ministrati f all irt. The pvilicy of the party onfortii tat ly is some tiiins thwar cil hy individual but of tener by its political opponents. A ease in point la the action of the pop. ulista and democrats in Ihe state leg islature last winter. For the sake of suiMwed party ad vantage the popu lists and free silver democrats aban doned duty and baselv united to thwart the enactment of needed laws for the benefit of the stale. hail the votes to have done some-' thi nt( hut they refused to i-a-d them. And while they received money, the ' pittance was so small that it is not ' thought that Ihey received it as a brils?, but they sacrificed honor, duly and patriotism for nrty. "republi can ' in his correspondence dias w rong to suggest that blame should be shifted from their shoulders. Their constituents entrusted them with the performance of certain du ties. They basely refused to do w hat the law required. They Wfre free moral agents, bul Ihey chose lo de sert. In the senate where the repub licans were in an overwhelming ma- crity organization was promptly ef fected, but in the other house where the populists and silver democrats were able to alsrt the organization they did it XOTICK TO I'O.NTKALTOKH. pIDH WASTED FOR THE FLKM8H- 1 9 in an debverv ot the tollnwinn nint-riMis for the conirnotioa of a Oou.itv jail. Brick fiimo more or ls. wtoii is nec esAary lor said ja I, samples to acrotnnanv bids; tKi 'm-he s i.ne sin. i or what la nec sarv ; SS hlle. ot R inch H.lrb.ir lime or n in Juan lime, anil lor t i rr.v(f ited iron neesnrv for inpe ami p n'nbinif, ceineix tin roolmir lor said Jail, re- lidped tin: lor iiereitnry lumi er and wood materia a lor I aann-; wind.ors and aashes and ma erlal fur i-iiik ret dior: alno bills for all lanor and materials. Complete specifications 1 may ne seen at the Clerk s nince on and Inlnr VubusI 1. l-97. Ridiotn-l Buta-- I day Anuust it I at io'clock. CoiniiilH-iun- . ers c. reserve the riant 10 reject any or TheV I an ni.i. ! u l r. iu v 1 t-o County J U1 ir. I lied Alls; U lift". 12 13 KXMTTOIt'M XOTICK. N1 OT1CE 18 HKRKUY HIVEX THAT thai the last anil and lestsn.ent ot Minery.i X ton, dci-ense ', la.e ol HilN-bori-, W.--h nirtoti :iui.tv. t)-eif.n, iia-le-n adni'lli'dto prol ale liy -md 111 the Conntjr Court of the Male ot Or. K..n, for VVaslillifr'on Cutintv, and that letter tewl amenlarv thereon have been is-ni to tne undi ra'tfned a. execuiors of said Wnl, All .pftOtis therelore bavins- claiin-a.'inn-l t .e esraie ol Minerva Newton, le lea.ed, are he-ety rei.ie!ted and required 10 pre.en' th'm with ihe proper vuiicliem t It. tin. .ers ffned at th law ottire ot I h.)'. H. lon ie in ililNi oro, Wmhini lon C umv, ((renin, w.lhin six ni. nili fiom the dale hereof. Dated at Hil.b.ri, Ore.-on, this l.'lli lav ol A 'I J lis , IMC JESXIECIUPMAX. 12 1 MARY VIX.-nX. sreisnllstlwi. fasrarets are Ike ISeal Laaa-j t er trtpe. lal raase easy aatsrsl rMalia. eiaai-i . rsH-aee, 1'mtresl. i sa.. r .w Inrl. Si t .( AdtninUtraitor'a Malt?. Mra. Crimsonls-ak I remembei the time when j?ople tisl to i afraid to iriiw the m eHti. Mrs. Yeast Yes, I do tis. j "Bnt since the bicycle came into m a ,.A reel mnrs timid wbeiXTOTICK IS HEREBY OI V EX TH AT crosMiig in aireei. Statesman. . .1... ... . . ur . . . w uerens iu- v uu.i.j vuui 1 ui n.n- 1 Oliker jnirion County, Oregon, did on June 21, Si)7 duiy make and enter an order anili Drums and directing me as adminis'ralor 'of th estate of PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSICAL, -SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY The Academy prepares for College and flices a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses renj lotc. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tceck, including electric light and heat. THE COLLEGE DORMITORY Under experienced management, tcill fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, notto exceed $1.50. For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Groce, Oregon FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 15, 1S97. If you do write ii for alouue and Prices. We save j'ou money on purchases. A. II. AVE KILL, Manager. Do YOU need an ENGINE. THRESHER, HORSE POWER, or in fact any newi Machinery? Cat- can r, . Vv RUSSELL & CO. I'orlliiiK), Oregon. Of Course Vou Scold wht'ii yiiur ilinner is Into. Any man ilm-s. J ti it I i. I ymi ktinw tliat oM kitrlu-li rlih k nf ymirs won't rt-vtll;it? biniHebnM i nit ui hiiV I'iiil-it. M- a niiin inirj. tit-t a t-IiM-k that will ke-i rorri'rt time. We ran sell ymi a f.ur mie Ht f t . L'5, iiml HimiiI one i ijiiiiriititi'Hil i Ht M.."u. IK lVT, tbe jt weler .olire ol KxrrnlrU. Hie most Dillicull IMiotos 1 Take are those of children. Vet WE have no difficulty in se curing sjileixliil likenees. Gttes it's liecatise we have had so much experience jyr Ask to see our "AVIS- TO I'LATINO'S" $ dot. Nearly like steel engravings. Exquisitely finished. E. I). Bennett, the Photo graphcr, HillsUiro Oregon axiiie lini roti-t Anu ricHti Indus trivo, lh protection to r? un-timml nml to do quMl futkv In all. Then wt'rv -lis) vb--'riil'iits, including the ei-rtivtnir, oiftuU-r of th sup rein tiurt, otllivrs of Ilie state, coun'y ami ward demiH-ralie oriran lutiona a.t well m the leadinfr demo ermtlc citizens of the city. It was nn lmoxt unaniiuoim protest again) Ilie of the Mibl..ct rmiiired. S., u ith regular linir; and the fnil ire to call y.ur h rfiiiw.hn I will trouble your 'eKi-latutv t.edi.r will be an rvad.-rs agin. However N fore di I 'iiii-i..n that thl republican tna-i-ii-ning this dilution, I wi.-h to say ! J"r"' w I""!. I h-lu ve that any attempl loshift the reapoi a bnt u "n- bility of the disgraceful legislative; Hkim iw.it a m. noiii up to tne ut'tnocrata ami pipu li.-ta partlea alone will t ur than ,wa-le.l. ihey, although In the nitn- ,h(. India ininia lo coiDae nf silver, only, owing to the peculiarity of Ihe n, jrhe should, the act would la- of! pr"Hw arbitration when th attempt to declare Senator McEoery'a con-titution of the state, might have n value to u, hut a dftrlineiii: for vernmenl ilisrrinilnattx -four un-tlemtatntic. Thla demon-, don so, but the people of Oregon are ; f we f,,,,Wr, iih a free-4-oinaire -l ! Atnerii-an islucta. We have heard et ration la democratic in Ixui-na, too intelligint not to know that the we should simply go to the silver that story alsiut the other man's bull mines at otii-e, under the protwti tn of deputies, and wh-ttever expeu' may rwilt will lie shareil pro rata by the mlu' ownpri. W hen the L'nited States adopts a revenue law satisfactory to otir -o- 1 1 e, iierniHiiy iiei-inca mat It is a (Itvat Hritian is not going to reoii I l,r"lM'r auljei-l for it.tertiatir.nal ar bitration. I tut that country il not Kai-er's against "I doa't hlirc there ever wa. o food a pill made a Ayer'.Catharttc PilU. They irtll do atl yon recom mend them fur and even more. When I have a cold and a he from head to hi el, a die or two of thre pill. 1. all the medu ine necdrd t'. Kt nc tiKht iiiaia- l-or headache. Pill Clothes 71 liut not o in any other stale. brains ol the bold up were furniahed i ImU, where India ia. being gored. ( 0 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 o o o The izood pill has a good a-fTlSlt TVlaK Ti l KAOF BAIAa1 a u v ia ura v D v. a w j n two pttrpioses; it protects 1 the pill, and disguises it to the sensitive palate. Some coats are too heavy ; they won't dissolve, and the pills they cover pass throtigrh 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 Pills have been found as effective as if Juat fresh from the laboratory. It's a good pill, with a good coat. Ask your druggist fur Ayer's Cathartic Pills. Thi testimonial will b found in full in Arm " t nrel-ook ha ad red others. Kre. Ad drew- J. C- Ayer Co.. Lowell, Mmt. .ANDESS & PROSSER Have a First Class Line of RICK and LAND TILE X'le. All Sizes From 3 to S inches. At Their CLAY WORKS. KIXMOX, 10 H Q ICLOCK JEWEM.Y Repairing qo to S. BOOTH. Main Street, Hillsboro. IN 1IIE 111CMV OiURr, OK THE Htiiie 01 nr.' hi, lor n'nii,u,i,,B C'lUlity. 1 11 lh nin'ler of tlii- ut ile ot I . H. Hilda k .i.-ienoe.lj NO III K IS iiKKKIIY 1.IVKN THAT tlis uii.lHrMi.riir : tiua hfvn ihe almr. i.litlfil C, .urt 1 !).. ted rie. iiirli ol itia mate ul ti. II. 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