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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO IXDEEPNDeA I HM la tbe poelomeeal Uilwlwru.Urii4 m MHWWM UiWer. saneertptm. la advaaea, pesyear l.i '.itWjHlt PUMJrtHINU CO.. Prp1U U. M. C. OkliLT. Editor .ttHIAL PA MM Of THK 1T fltlDAY, IJCTOBEIl , 1897. The Connecticut Town tltttior have gone republican aain thtugl in a few I'Ihou inpili-uiixTuU ruaile muihII wimp. Thia) doubtful atate i rouiinu to be m-iarnUetl an reliabk republican. A French imiH-r auifiieMtsi treal. oft-naive att'l defensive IwtWHe. L'iiilel Klu'.tn, Ku-wia and France It Ihinkrt Much an allixnoe would U invincible, and Indeed it would However the; traditions of thia rouii try oim Mut'h a thin,?. Aineric Hruily believe in the Moiirw dot trine and the avoidance of entangling alliaiuett. Tlry a it"a"i Ti tiinattuii that wheat Hex yesir will be down to the price whicl prevailed a few month ago lr courne bun il uu the artuii(tioii that crop f.ti lures audi a- that of 1497 ir Kuroim seldom ooourr two ye.tM ii niic9Mion. Albany llt-rahl. To that a.luiinioii fr-Mii Willltti J' uiug lirynti in a o.witive gain. La year ailvcr and wheat raiised and fell together. Now mipply and demand is acknowledged to coutrol. The Oiegonian mtuia to be angling for i'orreMioridence from Dr. Uarrj - Limn in which he opens a ventilatioi flue tout-lilng Henator Pattersons con nei'tioTi with furnishing asylum sup plica. The public who are acquaint ed with the facts wonder why tht Orcgoniaii thus indirectly attacks itt own position. Patterson and Gilbert are partners, (Jtllwrt is auperiiitend- ant of the penitentiary. He was ap pointed by governor Lord at a timt when Hon. T, T. Uecr was an appli cant for the place. "Do you set?" "No, blest if I can." The (Spanish minister resigned the last of last week, and the duty ol bringing together a new cabinet wae given to Hagasta, the liberal leader, That statesman is having trouble to get asscK'iatea from the first men ol h s party, and will probably have to content himself with those ofasulair dinate station. The result will be that his administration will be short lived and disappointing. The trou bles in Cuba ire not the only ones that the Ibrian nation has to meei. The que n's throne Itself is not be yond lieing toppled over. Statistics show that notwithstand ing the savage battle waged by ath letes and the churches, the tolmcco habit is growing with remarkable, not to say alarming rapidity. A companion of figures but recently published shows that the habit In creased 22 per cent last year, in all branches there was a loss only in the class that use bnuff. The gain among clgirette smokers was 18 percent and among cigar smokers 26 sr cent. This Increase was made notwith standing the severe business depres sion, the further fact that cigar smok ing is the most expensive form of the indulgence. Exciting incidents in New York politics. It begins to appear that Henry George is the candidate of European anarchists, socialists, Ital ians, l'oles, Hungarians and Russian all the very lowest of their race. Native Americans will support one of the three other candidates, Beth lxi w, Uencral Tracy or Van Wyck. He me mbcriiig the cosmopolitan char acter of New York it would not be surprising if the foreigners were suc cessful. Hut the cultured and re fined portion of the foreign horn will vote with the natives, All well wishers of good government will wish the defeat of Oeorge. The Government has consumated the sale of its interest in the Union Pacific railroad to a syndicate which fifteen years ago would have been called a blind pool. The negotiations for this aale were ts'gun during the last months of the Cleveland admin istration. The sum realized by the government is alsmt f.'n,IKKI,(MK). The face value of the interest was f J;t,2:t9,')l- second un rlgsge bonds. In IH'.tJ the government had paid in interest tl7,lStl,l 19.2t, and up to this time the interest account of eouise is greater, hciuvit Is seen that the gow eminent gels back oi ly the princi pal and a small part of the Interest, but seeing the security was a second inortgHge it is perhaps the I nut thst can be obtained. .V TIIR KVESTOF WAR. Tu us in America it seems that the Kuropesn press haa oot counted the oMtofar with the Uuited Hi ales an'l the chtnee of sncces. Probab ly I lie war mini-'. -ri ImVh but the press aeema tu think all Hps In or any of the other have to d is tu declare war when the Yuks will be whipped I'ne Spaiiiarila seem to overlook their 1,'ubari experience where they have friend y I arbor at w hose ino'ea the u.y s-acably I mid their soldiers. So fir the iu-iurgents have nut been sub dued notwithstanding this advantage -ud the further privilege of moving their transports at will on the oceau. When the United State is attacked no port will will invite a lauding indeed every league of the way from Spain to America will lie disputed by ar ships that are superior, q .any thing Spain has, and manned ly nilors that have never been over ixhiio In tsittle. Our cru sers would harass their transports so that It is louhtful if a soldier could be got near enough to laud even if there were no coast defense batteries. But oiiplHise an army of 800,000 were lauded they would have to be fed from Europe and meet an army of m"!!ij men e'juiiied with mod ern arms uud the best supplies that "an he turned out from the first mills of the world' I'he moral support of righting on our own soil for our own homes would be with us. No, Spain an not stand tsdore us nor Germany either. The United States is absolute ly master of the situation. We hav nothing to tear Irotii Spain or from Germany or both combined, and least of all from Japan that is over 6000 miles away. liut liecause we are strong and pos sess resources beyond any other na tion we can not afford toas-uiue the tirs of a bully. All we need to do is to defend ourselves and the caus of humanity when attacked. MMIII . should ii' Hawaii a form of govern ineut rattier iiroa i r tt.au lite in .- narv l.-rrii. trial i.verfinieut. Fori eiaini.le I hiul.l iiv the islanders "ii.eMi.eau otten nas u. i.. il....- ih.ir legislative i " " w-rehanta of Chicago tssiylo two branches, whereas It- ' be , rofllsble l.n.mkt lieve a lerri!..rw has . -inl bourn.. , " l'"oiisw auu econ. ,, j UKSJiY OKUA'GK, MAYOA'. The lirjan democracy had a meet ngin New York city last Monday night. Geoige, for mayor was there. lie made a seet'h. He said: "Fellow democrats. Men who voted last year for William Jennings Bryan: I accept your nomination. From now until election day cl-xes I nil yours. Aye, and after election too, I am a democrat, (thunderous applause and cries of 'not of the Hill stripe.') I cannot divide into parts the questions which I, as a citizen, have to deal with. For the same reason that I oppose this monstrous twrilf in all its forms, for the same reason that I would vote, if I could, for the utter abolition of that tariff tor that same reason I am opposed to (he interference with individual lib erty which you see here iu New Y rk. I am a democrat in the JeUer- somau sense. Because the Chicago platform represented the idea of giv ing the great common people what belongs to them. I stood for it, vot ed for it, and was sorrier IharT ever that it was defeated." Wonder what Low, Tracy, and Van Wyck and their supporters will think and say the morning after elec- lon when they note that they have succeeded iu dividing the vote so that George has been elected on a Hat money platform? We know what free trade means. Factories will close. We will buy of foreigners or go without, probably the latter af ter our stis'k of current money and credit is exhausted. Bryan flat mon ey may be seen iu all its glory George Is a single taxer. Landown ers will pay that single tax. How do you .ike the outlook, farmers? Utilrottd bonds, money loaders evi dences of wealth, cororatious,b!oat' ed or otherwise are tu be free of bur dens. It is a good day coming. The London Times that does riot always have a correct view of American pol itics sees clearly in this instance which is proven by its comment which is: "It is humiliating to think that there is any possibility of his being the first mayor of the enlarged New York. No doubt in past times there have been worse candidates. Mr, George is honest, but he is the nom inee of tlie silverites, and what is worse, he can only be returned by his winning thesupsirt of dangerous classes, who )will afterward demand their price for their wrvices." A legislature in two houses will give thein a government similar to our states, but they will not have the power t'i elect sensor in congress The system of fed -rid courts must, "I course, be extended to the islands, with district and circuit judges. The 1mjmI courts may la retaiued as the people themselves desire." "You would have the governor ap pointed by the president?" "Certaiuly; as the governors of ter ritories are appoiuttd, I should pre fer, if I were to ex press a preference, that the governor l-e sppoiutwi 'f'"!5 tbe li.'udcU. Tne question ' (,f suffrage should ta left to the govern ment of the Mau-Jj to sdjiim seems to it beat, within tlie limits of the constitution of the United S ates be yond which no state or territory can go. Before Christmas I certainly ex pect that Hawaii will lie Auiericau territory." A JISI' KYIIBVIE. A few disgruntled republicans in Portland are putting in their time now railing at the Oregon delegation in Congress, necause the recommend ationa for political appointments iu the state have not been made to suil their own personal ideas. It was al ways thus. lissiK)inted ofil -ers are ciiromc kickers, aad the J orum. ii crowd, when they find they cannot dictate the distribution of offices Lick as if the federal patronage was all they cared about. The people will not be deluded, however. Senator Mi Bride and Congressman Tongue of tliis district ars men to well known to suffer from the vituperations of the corrupt gang of Portland office seek ers. They will continue to do good work for the w hole of Oregon, hold ing the Confidence of the people, and Congressman E.I is. will do tlie same iu his district. The Or. gomau's at tack on the Oregou delegation is the ta-st possible evidence that they are right on the side of the people. Al bany Herald. by ad vi rtising a week's asle ol Auu i-icau-uiieie gisnis sjf course Mithiut refu-al to wit foreign pnsiurls, iu Willi li.si.-lcim upoii the men. a ol American ..l. Mm- r . ft cor. - poiidem of Hie "1 nit r-O an " CJ flint, tliiiligii uelil eiili.ii, , lo Mifpoil oi toe etjuoiial ..0.-1111.11. A lli.il' t.ioroulny c i.oj.oll.e t iiiu.iu ili.11. Misa Kr iui is 1.01 1 1 g. el 111 ii. vi s pis r wort ; she k 1,0 s all r.i.ksan C .HOI! ems 1,1 AiiKll. dll wh i. I) nii Das iruveleo inn. it, and f..r .,nt tW' year- lim Is-eu resi lem in Lui..,ii tt. s,s t isl 1 "i r-s, - kU. ,.1 ol iiim ,a,. r . iu hi r n it. r U .iisii. m yeti 1 ll.j'r.ll,n.il .Ulh. KroUk ll.suu.s , noi as an 1 c i:iours,, iiul as a woinai uhai ma wnu wuui m. ui-ou Hie de tails anil tc lioiui.s it in. hl,i among 01 ill r lti.iiuxnhea.iys: 1 ne A.ii'-rcit.i A i.iirtu ir. 1,, . r, onu i n.si .n;u ii, -Uj l,, , , siirii 1.01 lr--tit me koi wiici sli- lin.l in ti- tieit-. nui l v ii.. No KutoHtin paper mssi throw up jingoism to us Americans after writing such paragraphs as this from 1 is a Joint resolution HAWAII WILL UK I.. TthKITOKV The New York Herald publisties this interview had with Senator lslge of Mass ichusetts : "1 lisik upon the annexation ol the Hawaiian islands as practicailv accomplished," said Senator Lodge. " The treaty will be taken up at" once when congress assembles in Deivm ber, and I ihink that there is an easy majority iu the senate in favor ol ralifliittion. If it should appear pro bable that opposition is developing siilllcient to defeat ratification, the remedy will lie very simple. There f annexation of the Stnisl'iirg Zcitung. "A coalition .f nil Europe Is absolutely nicesrv to repulse the schemes) of A'nerii 11 patriotism and Jingoism sa Is. id Ui-oniini: more and more ins.il. i t " Here is auotlier from anottier Gr man organ to the same effect: "I' more sober afterthought d not the islands on the calendar which d.s-s not requirea two-thirds major ity as is the case on the vote of a rati fication of a treay. A simple major ity iu faith houses Mill accomplish the same result, and that majority vie have easily, If it apja-ars that I lie rat ill. -at 1011 may fail we shall sim- 1HI.bS I't'UAN. Gen. Gomez writes from Cuba to his New York associates under a late date to this effect: "Weyier's successor in Culm," writes the general, "in order to cope with the rebellion at its present stand ing, will be obliged to demand 200, 000 troops and 100,000,000, and ev en then he will fail as ignominiously as Weyler has failed. Our men were never imbued with a more hopeful spirit than they are at present. The campaign in Las Villas has been au utter failure. The Spanish soldiers avoided us at every pi asible oppor tunity. This seemed to encourage our men. If Weyler be recalled, his successor here, whes-ver he may lie, will be surprised to see the spirit of victory which animates the brave Cuban troops. We cannot be subject ed, and no one knows this better than Weyler." With the Gomez letter was one from Gen. Calixto Garcia, who com mands the troops in the eastern pro vinces. It gave some particulars concerning the capture of Las Lunas on August 30 last. The dynamite which was sent us," writes General Garcia, "played an important part in the capture of Las Lunas. Its destructive power spread terror through the Spanish troops. Wo besieged Lunas for three days, when it Anally surrendered. We Ion nd many of the troops in a terrible condition. At least 100 men fell vic tims to the dynamite shells, a good many more being badly wounded. The rest of the 500 men were iu an utterly demoralized condition, and the Spanish flag was hauled down. "Our losses numbered GO men. All the sick and wounded Spanish were sent to hospitals and given every pos sible attention. The prisoners were all released. If we had a few more dynamite guns we should soon end the war. Itcports of its destructive work have spread all through Culm and have disheartened the Spanish soldiers." ugui wnu ir ,,,, 1, -.s.T n.,' iie.'d (.1 u. inn. lorces her to 1,11 'r pay di.ly on dam the stream of American chauv-' ply Hiip in the resolution and act on anistii, we Germans shall not feel .r- that in place of the treaty," ry in theeveut that the Americans j -What are your views as to a form finally reach a sound, r Judgu.vtit of government for the islands after relative to their power, I. e., if ilicy ! annexation?" get drubbing to leach them that 1,0 -It is settled that we do not care to tssly may disturb the peace wiih i.n admit Hawaii as a slate into me puuity. The amusing part of th.s Is no one In America minks of war with Spain unless the Dons com mence. Then we will whip them. Union. Some form of territorial gov ernment must be adopted, but just what it shall tie is not fully determ ined. I am inclined to think we As has been stated the rules ail pted by the Paris convention ts'tween tlie United Slates and Etig land did not protect the Alaskau seal-flsheries as was intended. This Tact was discovered in l.si).",. In 181)0 and aifain in the summer of lh!7 ri per ts were sent to Alaska by both the United States and England to study seal life. In June last Foster was sent to London to arrange for another commission to meet in Washington this tail, OctolN-rand Novemls-r to adopt new rules in accordance with the facts rexirted by the experts that would protect the seal herd. Eng land agreed to send commission ers, the two latter powers accepted. It now transpires that the report of the naturalists sustained the American contention. This is against the grasping interests of Canada and that province seems to have Influence J enough to control the Sahslmry gov-l eminent. At any ra:e E iglsnd not-' i ties the Washington administration a in. Ii rtle ttr uieni .i. 1.1 A little Iu Loudon, over Hie auiouii. lined by (tie en-. 1. auilioritieo. Iu.le. ij, it is uot natioi alcouceit H indi lonvs one 10 u s dial it i au iiii.u,b ible thlnif Hmi n r I - , . . me mime, ivigiisn women will 1 rouize .e ,.ra iiressmakers a m st as mucu as in. y no Parisian; (lie 01. y uiiiig 10 prevent it is l tie greaiir uisiaiice lo tlie V tiled Slates. As I-., very lew r.uItsli women o meti.s even uo g-. .0 Am r.ca v. ho .to 1. t come nouic wim cousideratilt unions to their wnrdroot s. Oily trie other day two L .ndon lanie-, is-auiiiuny uresseii, i-Hiiieinioa Wit End urawiug room, wheua frieu I r markeil: "What charming guwnr; you ksik quue Ami ricau." 'he are American," was the answer; "w oougui 1111 m 111 4ew iork." These are words that may lie taken to heart by the unwise who believe that there is merit in "iuiorled giods." Thehsmis of trie Unitui Males can and do weave priaiiiLlr equal to thine of Lyons or of famour Suiiiarcand though the fame of Sun arcand Is ulMolete. The tailoia and dressuiakera of the Uuited Statec surpass those of London, and of Paris too, iu elegance of workmanship. Ihe American made shoe, the Amer ican made coat and dress, tits better and wears longer and is in every way more stylish than the correspon- ding article made in any other coun try. And now that London society- is arraying itself in American made apparel it soon may become vulgar and snobbish, as it long hag beeii fisilish for an American to boast that his or her wearing apparel or furni ture is 'imported." To confess to Ihe possession of a thing "iniimrted" may become a confer si on of posses sion of an article of inferior quaity. Inter-Ocean, Caicago. 0T A l)KASTV. Pendleton Republican:" Although the Oregon delectation have been upbraided and insulted for offering Mr. Geer a $3,000 a year job, they have the satisfaction of knowing that they were Ihe first to recognize hint. He and his friends tried very hard lo make it appear to Governor Lord that it would be good pontics 10 give niru a f 1,500 a year la-rth as u(eriiiteiidnt of the state penitentiary last year,hut the govern or could uot see it that way. (They later also tried to convince the gov ernor that Mr. Geer was a goial man for superintendent of the reform school. And again they endeavored to have him given a place under the state land board.) The Oregonlan was as mum as an oyster on Mr. Get r being turned down then, which goes to emphasize the fact that it makes a heap o' difference whose ox is gored. However, th people are quite wideawake and the crocodile tears now being shed by tbe Orego uian over the the turning down of Mr. tieer will fail fail utterly in having the desired effect. Cnrhett as a senatorial possibility Is a dead cock in the pit, and Mr. Geer, it is our judgment, will deeply regret the day he allies himself with the conspira tors who held up the legislature in the hope of being able to seat a de generated ex-member of Congress in violation of the constitution and in defiance of the expreised will nt the people. HEADED l0. SIKE.tM. The Salt Lske Trltiune sa: "How dia-s Col. Waterson kuow that lie has got his boat running all right At this distance it lisiks as though he had seated himself with face to Ihiw of his boat and is rowing so vig orously that he cannot see that the harder he works Ihe faster tbe boat is going down stream toward some dangerous rapids t-low. If the sil ver question haptM'ns to be settled within the next six months and the white metal goes to a parity with the yellow, what disposition will the val iant Colonel make of himself so as to las certain that he possesses his own self-reect?" This is no conundrum, for the an- rnnfu) mm mm llov; 0 Locomotor Ataxia Sufforor Gurod. was Jim Ooektt, a (tardr old svvc! mn. IITiua in IMtfuii, Jlk.'li., ai us Muuualui Btrvl, vusakwi iVwl hit woulrrnd cure. yiral," k wkI, "I mut ya m Uiinj of mj In bvfur mr Jai.i mml tick Ban. I a Is.rn ia St-o.laiul 10 Uirj, .J eain to tbu country in IMS. I urn a uiu-in Mpaw bf tmia. In 13." J I ax in lii BiDlu of lh Irtrot and 1'levrlt.ii.l .Nmvi- gatloa Co., auil lor Bttwa jt-ara I mm chirf ugtooer on ono or ihrir in puMvnvrr nwiwn. Mr arst bu u th.- II. N. hiw, which m LnruMl at iIih U,k. Tliea I H traiiatorrrl 10 the Kuluc, which ni charterisl to auiko tb rua Uawroa lxtroit "I brUhl out the bw lsimer the ' City of tha rir.ti.' end for yeart ai-ic.1 u hrr chie OBKiurer. It I a " mpcr.tL;;!;, Be poeiuoB of eliirf eiminesr on Ihoae big Mflaeiinvr MiJiu-ea. ThouMuido of lives are net.! in the kerpine; of the engineer. The BBxiety eanwe a iireat Bivaiie eumin, and the etrieusu ttr-mion ia Bwrmary. Not for a moment mutt be l.iee bta waU'hrulneaa. "tor tneen years I carefully watched the big envliit-e and bnilrra without a ainele - 1.1....- -...a 1 .1 . r aecidrut, and n1y nolicrd that I waa eymnt- aerroua. Buadruiy withoat warninc I waa taken airk, ai d iu leea than a week I Bruatrated. 1 had 10 beet of phyeiciana. 1 grew (rruin"y wnrea. ana.ai .ln.MP."' tS '.ury as. a I ha1 nervona proetrti tloB, and had il-eimyed any whnle aervoua arMent and would never be able to be up Brain. They eaul I had worn myself nut by the long nerroua atraln eaueed by watching and wnrrrtnf ahont the machinery, for three long year I waa nnable to more from Hi bed without ajetatance. The doctor eaid I bad locomotor ataxia, and would never b ahls to wslk ain. "The pama and rude ring f eiperienerd dartng thue. tears axe almost indeacribalile. My wrTe aed to put eight or ten bet water tine around nie to a. , p tha pain. Ttaoee t.iat euine to e me bid m goud-b;e wlirii Ihry Irrt me, kud t waa given up. The duo turaaaid n..il.ing more ouid be done fur Die. "W tried e.ery known remedy, and my wife kept reading the articlea alwul Ir. Williaiua' link Pill lor V-ile People to me. iuaJly aha taid they only eoat Cm) ceuia, and h wanted lo know if 1 would try ih.m. lv pleaa hrr I csuealed, and die oral box rote me relief. 1 eounnurd to aa Ihrni lor alwut two yeara brrV.ro 1 oould get rreninli cnoutjli la walk. It came alow but aure. Tut whet ! ens : Jny ia duo wholly 10 Dr. Wil llama I'mlt Pilla lor Pale Toople. I am uearly arveuty-BT yeara old lo-rtay, and there ia not a i in th; U,leci.y tnut can Kick higher or wulk further than 1 ran to-day. If any one baa locomotor alalia that reada line, let thaiu eonie and are bio to-dur. ten yon tell me a man tosiav in tliia big rilr that can do better than tl.m " aaid Mr. ( ro. ket, as he kh ked tlie rep.irier'1 hat, which waa held hl-h alsive hia head. "Ir. Williaiua' Pink Pille for Pale Pro- Fl Bia.le me what I am to-day. I only wih eould persuade olhera to do aa I did. and lake them before it ia ton late." (Kigned) Jamfs CBorKgT." Before me, a Notare ;!U.-, rrti.i, Jp Jaaiea cW-ket, who efgned anil awore to the aoT0 atalement aa being true in rery particular. Pomfbt E. HULL, Ja., otary VAWe, Wavnefminiy, ii.-h. Dr. Wllliame'Pink Pilla for Pale Pe. ple are eold in bnnea (uerrg in lowe form b) the dosen or hundred, and tlie public are cau tioned avainst numerous iiniuiiona aild In thia ahape) at 60 cema a box or six boxes for fi.hil, and may be had of all druririata or dlrc-t by mail from Pr. Williams' Madloias Company, bcheneotady, N. Y. 1 SIXTEEN MONTHS 1 1 t ARE YOU A COWARD? 2 At first sight IS,; seem to be pudent ques..ex tion. We are told however, by the (aniens author, Disraeli, that any man is a coward, even in spite of himself, if his garments are ill-iitting or in a shab-.e( by condition. If you wish to enjoy the bravery j of elegant attire you should order your Suits' and Overcoats of r.l. DOHIi & CO., THE QREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILORS, Who for 20 years have led all rivalry in Custom Tailoring and never tailed to pleat in Material, C.uUnv Urtrlrminthin A Itl U M suit ttyill J-rtcf you less than the kind of tailoring that makes ; men cowardly. Every Feature Guaranteed. w 300 Pattern to Choose from. SCHULMERICH & SON, HILLSBORO, OREGON, AND SEE PATTERNS. CALL oa i ! TTlic iNDfHK.vt'tNT is prepared I to meet returning pros perity with an offer of a character that has heretofore len impos sible."' Subscriptions Ironi this date to January 1st.' 18916 months will be received for one year's rate $1.50. f- Killsboro Pharmacy UNION BLOCK main aTneaT, Dr. F. A. Bailey, Prop. Pure fresh drugs. Brushes, Faints, Oils, Sponges and all Druggists Sundries, Fine first class cutlery a specialty. --rKxtra t art" In 4 eniueaudinc; rrrrrlptloii.r-- 5 PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COLLEGE COURSES No wheat was brought to II.IUimi ro this week fur the reason the ware house aro full. Ch 1 it (Jen . f ur ho may boon- sidi'nsl a typical tyrant of the olden time is about to be recalled from Cuba It now transpires that be not only exercised (freat eruelties to the sub jects whom he ruled with a rod, but heirMtherwl to his private coffer gold. But Cuba libra is not yet. N THE riRi L'fT COl'KT UK IHE bate ol Oregon, fur W.iHiiingi.in ohm 1 y. Lira 11 K.-ynn la, I aiulUI, j v. John Kneri, K.ilh Ek r', J.ilin V loat, ami Ciilieriue Srt-ime-. ! nliilli.. To J'tlin Kkeil nnd K ..U Kkerl, clefenii- H II 1 1. 1 tiie nn'iie i I he it i'e f Oruoo : You are hrrtiv r-.'i'r. n t.i a.i.ar an.l aiif- er the emu i ini li,e'i ,11111.1 y ,u in tli atiove enn:ie 1 e use .111 ir lelore the tl-et lay tit the n. x rfruuir i.- in oi lheal.ive rill I W C-'ll I ,J ll I I, .'.'.' I till ill Nil- vuiiiner 1M1I7, mI il .1 ao to anawer lor waul tti r"i, lii n aiuiitf will take ju.faroant a.'.-ii"t you l-.r il.aaum ul 4'i$ titli ihter.'-i iiu'ruon li.nn tlie 14 u .lav 01 February ISH i hi Iber. e ,,f ten n-r rert .er unnuin ai. iie Iu .tier mm ol $410 al- lorneya lee, iumI cola iin.i dlauuraeiutiiia of thia auit. an.l for the forec,oiare 01 lh l certnin moriiran- reconled on 01111 271 f ok 34 record ol iDoriirnt'a lor N atiitia on fount,- !Stnte ol Oreuon whereby vou conveyed to .lain I i It tlie toilovrni ilr acrilied (irem-aes: Te.. acrea ofTttio -outh end ol a trat't of luiiil bouu.le.1 an foiiuAa: coinnien Inir nt the qurtr ae!:i in roroer nne h 'twee.l e-tioni 7 ami IS In 1 11 I N ol I! I W ol V M thence enet on emd nne l.nOeh'. thence aouth 5 clia, thence eat2cua llieu.o eouih 14 cha and five linka , heme wj.i 111 5(1 cha th.-nce north lH.IVi rlia 10 1 tare of beKiunina; conlaininK 111 kite trnt't .leaoribed '21 acrea and the trad ro-ivi-yeJ by amd inortiruKe IU acre. inu lor lue aae 01 aaiu premlaea in pay ini-Dt 01 the euine abive mentioned. Tula suntinina la aetved by .utili.-ation niiriUHiil to an order ol 1 uoa 4 Mcltride ju.lire ol the atiove entitle I court, made 011 the 0ib day ol o-toer. IWI7. IJAl.LfcY I IIKUWN, 20 26 AitntLtvl lor Piainlifl. N Adininiatrator'n .ttire. NOTICE 18 II KIlEHY GIVEN. TUiT I, the undemiiiiied, have been mit- ,o n ed by the C'.uuty Couil ol tha Stat) 1 u .'Bon lor wa.hinKlon l ouutv adiiun- ist-atur of tbe eaiate i.f Olive N irrn n. di crawl; and have nililied m auch a lnnn-iairaior. Alt Hrsnna having rl.-iim aainar auid en.a'eHre hereby not nel 10 preawnt tlie lame to me witb the pro. er Touclier at my rei an at Tiicardvnle, Wa-b.tioioii ui,iy, tlruiron, mill. 11 a x inontba Iroui ia e lier.Mil. Uiled 1 hie October 2 il, !7. K. Tmar I. Administrator ol tne eela a of H ve Norman, deceaee.l. 2i'-24 .Motlre of i'inl Hettlement. ''t is a nimple and as ea-y as the iU.siiuti. IN- will lie ileli(hlel. lie is for koI.I ali i nilver, and pilar. Hint it will not lake pMrt in a conf. r I eonvertilile into either. Whatever ence at which It;iia and Jain are helps silver helps the country. But repr-s.iin. (his late tleciion I published iiiitwith-tHiiilintr Saiishury at first HKretil to meet th- I'ni'.sl Stalt-i, Ii'i-e,ia ari l Japan. I.ies Kuir lan l know what it is to is' "tickle inindisl?" wh-.t maki-s ynii think we are drift ng .! n si ri ainT--Courier J lurnsl. It is naiii t ffttt a Missouri man m lii.se lira I ils were kma kel out is re mviriiijr. And yel the silveritin em to think that they are limited The output of the Cripple Creek, tint Nebraska man for their i.resl- Ca.Krn.lo, g-old miuea is I,(hhi,ink d.-ntiai eandidate Iu liMiO. Courier pi-r month. Journal. N'OTKB iS UKRE..Y OIVEN. THAT the un I ti ftn d, Ex culm ot ih a i oi l and teemineni ol Jaioea Smith, d-ce.i'.e ', ha. lile.l bcr petition i.i ill. Houorab 0 .nnly 0 nirt ..f the Hint' nt 0 eic.in, for Wmmnirton C.Uiitv -k n lor .e tin il aett einent tu aa d ea-ate, and t 'a ii 1 Con i;. urt ha- rt t M a la.' the S hday.d Novemlie' 197 atindur I' o oft id C-.uri t II -aooro, Cu iv 1 o S .te al'.re-a d. I the h ur of M u'cl' R ... in. ol a4io .lay aa the time and piao ..I heari-'d ..tj xtiona to aid hii ti. 11 a d ' " mini -"it emen - ol -at eta e. II .ii ,111 . .er, 4, I-H7. HA II MI M lit. I KET SMITH, E ruT - ol tne ia4 11, a id tei r -nt of J 1 ' S. 11 tl,, I c 'ta I. 2.'2I THE I'lK. riT (OtlRT. OP THE I fei'ii e of O.-eiriin, lor Wanbinirn-u C unt.. E ij i'i 8. Hiilf, Piainti!!. v. 11. V. Mursli, mb adniiniainit.ir of the enule 01 Michael Wren de.eua .d, L'lirlatina Wren, 0. 1, Wron, Nellie Kevnolda. Katy Wren, Mary N.-wetl, l,i, ly M. Moon, Klilina Wi ami, l.o. u K, Whluuiia n au.l Anna Wren iJeten.lanta j 'i'o C. D. Wren and Mary Newell, of Ihe atKive 11 inea oeienoitnta; in tbe name ol Hie Hitite ot'Oregnn, you an.l eacn ul y.,u are lieretiy r.imred a.aar and anawer the romplu.iit tiled ng tiiiat you in healn.ve entitled ami by niotiu v.tiiezxiuny 01 Novelil'ier, ln tne aunie Dent imp 111-i.t day ol the ..ex. r.'KUIitr erin ol tiiii l ourt next to.lowi k the expirut oM ol tiie mix wiena' pub ic i ttou ol ttit, auiiiiiKins pre-O'ioe.i by order 1.1 the c .tin ; and it you Inn ro so 111. rear -auu an.-wer, lor want tnereut tlie ulmiiiilf win app.y to tne u.'Urt lor ibo reitol il mau'led 111 the roinpluiut, to-wit: tliul a decree lie eti er d aiftiii.at vou ati'1 ea.-.h of aaid detenilanta re.jiiirina; y u and each ol anid deieiidauta lor themse'Tes and Haul Marsh in dmin -l ator of Ihe ei-iate ol Michael Wren, deceased, lor and in ! eliall ot aaid eiiale to execute and del ver ta the plaintiff a deed with the uaual waramy to me reel estate ueecnued 111 the eompia.nt Herein nno mat 11 rain ueiundanta 1,111 to i-xecute auid deed auclidecroe aiandi'oruDd iu place of the a nne the a lid real estate ia Minuted in Wu'.binirton County, Orennii and lietitjf more purlicuiarly uescr t.ed a foilown to-wti :beiii the aoutli.liftyucrea ol the !ulloinu deacrils d tract i,f lund : be ginning I8..1O oh a. West I tne aoutb-eaal corner 01 the donat ion land c.aiiu ol M ich- aei Wren and wile, in Town. 1 N, ol K 8 W.W tll.Mer. in mil 1 Citimy and blate, ,n,i 1 utining thence Weat 15.32 cha. thence North tY27 cli., thence Eaat cha. and tlicm e 8 imb (iii.27 cl.a. to the place of beiriiinirig, contaiuina: 1 aj acrea. In addition to raid aouth h.ly acrea aaid d crce will aiao upon aiime conditioi.a iu I'luilo a tiip ol land SJ liet wide extend ing Iroui a point on the County road at the uorliieaat orner of the aaid 1GJ ai re tract aoutl.erly aiuiig the eastern boun dary ol auid one hundred acre Iraci to ihe aaid aouth buy ac ea and that the plaintitt have audi other and further relief at tlie court may deem I111I and eiputaoie. Tbia auinmona ia served upon you by 1 tin, lea:. on hy o derol Hon. T. A. M.v It me, j'l.itf,. ot and court, made an.l dan . at Chambers, at A.l.irla Oregou the 7ll day ol O to:r IS' 17. W. N. BA Kit ETT 2-I-2H A torney lur fiai'.tirr. IM ItMC AI CTIO.V. S200022 Any baking powJer will lighten jour cake, if that's all y ou want. Some are stronger than others, some more whole some. Si hi Ming's Best is Loth and more too. A acht'llne Cemaoaay The underignel wth -ell at publio au.--:inn to the bluest bid.lor. at tne 1. It, Corneous beaverd mi larm 3 miiea aotit.i- est ol H iimr.,, Oreiroii on Hiitiniav Oc toia-r 1, 1-!I7. H i- lo laviti 1 10 o'clock a. 111. Tne fo 10-ingde. rilied asraonal pr... pei 1 to w it : 14 head of o. 1 milk cawa, 2 anon to be fresh. 2 3-yeHrol. heifers. il I -and a hairjeur old brlfers. I ...jear old horse weight 1.VMJ lbs. .1 Ilea 1 of horses from 7 to 10 ears Id weight ahoet 13 each. 1 tiro an tiller 8 year old. I Sorrel griding 8 year old. 8 heail jonngsoas with pigs. I Oshorae liluder. 1 Standard mower. 1 Wagoa 8 1-4 Inch. 1 Hay rake. 1 (train drill. 1 Spring tooth harrow. I S-horse steel frame harrow. 1 fanning Mill 1 IK-Int h plow. I et traia harness. I Met single harness. 1'. rim ol 8 11-: I s uns of $1') ar.d un. to.-, c ah 111 11 ind.over lil 1 credit of -11 111 oil 1 in will be uir u pur. Iniser eiv.ne no e .irawtng Int r.st a. Ii per .ent ia-r , 'nnin. 1 1th approved er 01111I se. itai r. Ii per .mi discount tnrc.-ili in rum sol 10 and over. If EN K V H A I! It I -1, t. 1 . 1 o-neiiua, 1 1 , ,.rr AMcti.oieer. 21 1'l CLASSICAL, SCIEflTiFIC, LITERARY HI The Academy prepares for College and flices a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses eery lotc. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per treeh, including electric light and heat. THE COLLEGE DORMITORY Under experienced management, trill fur nish rooms and bourd at cost on the club plan, notjjto exceed $1.50. For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Groce, Oregon FALL TERM BE 1 1NS Si PTE MR 15, iw. si .nno. JS THE IKl l lI' COl'KT iF fitiite ol O . lor tt a-iiingtoi I'HK oun- 11. E. Noble, I'laintilt. 1 Mary Jorgen.on, Jolin F. Jorc.'ii--on. her htii.bi.nii. Julia M. llav- nnr.l, Win. Kavnan!, iL-tend ' t. xo .uarr JorKeillon ami joint r. J itgi n- son, deletid in s In the niinie of tli. Ht,.te ..i fiM...... You are hereby reoii.r..,! 10 a. i,e,ir nnu anawer the compla nt hied egauist you in the above et, tu. e.l n l ov M o., lav il.e 'DA dav ol Noveni r l-7. lh. .un; lieing il.e br-ii day ol the Novemlter IK!7te-m of ibis court next lollo'iim the .xmration of ihe a.x weeka tiblicauon of Una atnnlllns tiresonbed by order ..I the courl and I y..u lull o to apt eir and aner ihe p a ntift will apply lo tne .ourt lor the re icf de manded in tbe coiiipinini, to il : For judgment ag onal defeiiilunta for the sum of $: I. nrincin I of Hie note et out in tiie co. mi, ami with interest tuere on nt M per cent n.-r annum iron II li!i, l"rlS at r leva lee., and fcr r,.,i. and diliurnicnia. r .r tlie lor -co-ure of a m r I, are eiecti. te l an I tit. ivered tiv M in J.,r.j .,,,1 John K, Jorir. n,, n 10 Julia M Itavnaril on Mai 21 leSll. lose, ure said no e. main the oiitneaal ol the aouibweil ol eectioi. M in tow iiHiup -otitb r lure 2 weat, W wiling: n Coil it Orao an I lor the side oi -.aid pr.i.ert. inere'n according-to ia. t i saiisf .aid ju Urn mi. i Ills "limii'on" n ilil xl.ed i.erlia.il to an order ol Hon. T A. M. ll-i le. i i, e of aid Court, dated H-nt.-mher 24, IMI7 KICIUKU W. MON TAti UK. 1" i" At orney lor I'laintif I lie most Diflicult Photos to Take are those of children. Yet WE have no difficulty in se curing splendid likenesses. Guess it's because we have had so much experience. rarAsk to see our "ARIS TO PLATINO'S" $4 dor.. Nearly like steel engravings. Exquisitely finished. E. D. Bennett, the Photo grapher, Hillslxiro Oregon ClimriT COURT, OK THK ol O hiii, for W inn.otl I lainnf! Wake Up .tirr l Kinal rtllrmrnl.' OTITK IS Hr.KKI'Y iVEN'. Til AT Ilie lilil,-.i a-d Aduiinilr t ix of lliee-lale ,.l June. N. irir ., Ik ra-e.l, has li.e I the t,n i aceouiu in the a' .r -a. I estaie in the Couiii dm in ih Itteol tireiron, Wal union I onnly and Hial Hie lion. B. I'. Come Ins. J udie of a nd Curt -t i lie iiue for he rum on N". 1. iM'.rr at til o'lI.h it a. m. ol -aid I iv. A I n-, ..iia tne rste I are hereby not ., ed to be an I no ear in a nd court at ta d day and hour ind tusk otreei! i sit they have any lo tlie a.lowauce tit atd a.-rotiut. K 11.1,1 II. Kr.ItKII. Ailniinistra'r x ol the estate ol Ja nea N. Kerna, IVn- ased. Oct. , 1W7. 2U-24 THE State otintv. Kin roy l'et Wilson, v. Ol n Clia.l.lick Wilaon, Defeudan lo on ll Clleud O". Wilson, deienilanl bove nbtm-d : In the name of the Sluti of Ore ..III V...1 ire hereby reouire 1 to at, pear an.l anawer hi roni-.iaint lile l aira list vou in the above entitled au t on or before ihe first ay ol the next reitu nr term of aa d Court How-no the ex 'iral . tl of six .h,m..i.. we. ts' publii ation oi tin. i nn,,i .. f. on or n. lore Mon.lar.Noeemiu-r vn.i imfl, and II y. n tail lo so app-ar and ana er for want ih.-re.if Hie p aim ff will an- tyiotiiet! uit lor tli- r. ,ef r-.. i i... imbe ooii.pi.imi, io-w.i, for a d or..e di,. sole nit tne oonds ol miiiriinon between plaintiff and tha de endnnt. and I If tl vll AViirL that pliiftill hare the enre and rtistodv of i M"" " Daniel 1'artrrh Wils, n, a minor child ol piainiitl an i uelru-laiu, and for llio c.mta and disbiira-nirnta ot Una auit. Tina aummona is served npon you be poidieaii on thereof in I Hiil-tviro In le. pendent ptir-uant to the rder of H in I homis A. M Ilride, Juda-a ol said Conrl ma le October Am, s!i7. Kenlon, Kronauirh M'llr, 20-:'n Attorneys lor i'lsin.ilt. Is Your IJiisIness Dull? Then tliia is the time to improve it. I in' t wait until "aometliiiitr turna up, hut turn it up yourgt-lf. Kciii.-tiilar thia the purpose of ailvertiMiiiK i to lirinjj liiisinerB. Ihe im liiiHin.'HB man will a.lvcr tiae aa much if not more in dull Bene. .lis aa in lmay acawins. A itimsI ami time-honored war "f ailvertisinir ia through the II11.1.BH0H0 lancpKNtiKNT. Wheth er you want to Kt t Bomethinir neat to aun.l tlirnttoh the nniila or "oiiiethinif cheap to throw aroun.l, come ami see ua. If Yon Were He Yea, if yu were the creditor f n "iHW, t,ie "'erehant aittintf i'lly in hi ah.ip aucumulatiiiK more .lut, cohwelm an.l out-ol-ntyle kihkIb ti,n caeh. vou would proliahly f,.l jk8 unki,,,, wiiy Ion t you ' JiiKjtlie advertiHii. coltimna Hie IIII.I.KBOHO InIIKI'KNIIKNT Jin. exL-I.Htiire your stock (or U'Kul tender? U,at any y. .ollre of Pinal Mrttlrmenf VilTICK IS Ii Kt'.Ki il the undersiened lY OIVKN. THAT baa bled hia linal a"' ouii(as ...imiiiistra.i.r ol the est, to ol Thomas Richar ison. deceased, in ihe C.ti ty (Jourt ol the Mate of Oregon for Washinirion Cotintv and that said court hn app., mted Monday the 1st dav of Nny emb.r s!i7 ,t o o'clock a m as the time lor liearina objei-tiona lo said i.nai account and Ihe settlement thereof FKK.-TON It I lUltHHON, AdmiTiiatrator of Hie estate of I t oti.aa Uicbardaon, deceased. ly 23 i" a iirolil.-m in ni.a.1 job ofTu eii. Not no with the lln.tMW.Ro In l.KrKN.,KNT l-rintery. W. haw lurire for. e of men nt work all the time ahd can "niMh" a job for you without any trouble. When yon want work done quickly KiVe the Hm.i.mhoro Ik. tiKPRMiBNT Job Office a trial. GENTS CLOTHES, nd Itcpairetl, 4 "ir ailaiS25i. MRS. JOHN' ALBRIXO, COMM.a MlaTON ... THiao ,T. HILLSBORO - OREGON.