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Vol. XXV.
HILLSBORO, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1S9S.
No. 41.
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OENEHAL DlltECTOHY.
si a i k uf HCKIIS.
itixoruot Wm. P. Lord
eoreiitry uf Su le . Harrison U. Kinouid
I reinsurer I'b'lliu Metaoban
, puldio. Instrnction (i. at. Irwin
... W. H. IMla
..Clia. fc. Wuiverlufi
It. K. rtrao
.. .. V. A. Moore
Indce ! iflh I list net ....T. A. Morlnd
ttuirucy r'iflh HiHlnrl . . . . T" J. Cleelon
Mll.
-ttnu I'riuU-r
-iilireuie itoiirl
IE:
PliOPKMrllOr. Al. I tUIW
Tllrw. ii. Tosur k
IOIIMV i.rHCfclW.
i nice
iloiiuitiasionera
t'lrk t.
-hcrilf
iu-onrdcr -.
t reason r
limeaior . . . .
tfhiiol huiriiilciident
Mjrvfvor
iirinr ...
. . . . B. P. Cornelius
11. H. Heaaoner
T. O. lodd
I. A. Iniliric
..W. I. Hradford
. E. L. M4Vnniok
A. H. i 'ad
.Ueorue U. Wilout
.... Austin t'r
L. K. Wilkee
CI Large
OUM.ON CITY LAND OKHCK.
Clms. 11. Moorm
W in. Knl.ow.iy . . ,
. . .Ken ater
. . lteoaiver
11 1 V Or HCKlUi.
Hoard of TrnMteea
Iteoordor
I reasnrer
Marshal
IllMtllM) of Panoe
f ..W. N.Barrett. Mil Tor
Tho. I urker
J. M. tlmir
W. 11. WehroriK
H. Waioren
J. Cnriateni
. II. Wilao
. ..Itentoii itowiuan
r. U. Mitchell
Tl.os lllieen
W. D. Smith
'.J. P. Hick
POHT Or'KICK INFOUMATION.
The o.ails oloae at tbe HillHboro Coat
i Ht'uw. dailv:
Oleums', West Union. Hetbany and Oedar
Mill, hi 11-1) a. iii.
t l..inif Month. h:A) a m.
Ooiuu ti Porilaud and WHy-ofBoea, fi:M a.
111. Mllll 4 II. III.
Kur FanuiiiKton '""1 l"'l. Wednesday
and Hiiturilnya ai 10:.HI a. id.
tlHl'UCH AND WKHKTY NOTICEH.
ZIONOHKATIlNAL OHIIKOH, corner
Mhiii and Kiftb atrwla. PrauibuiR
ei-ry Hnlilmlli, morninK and evening. Hub,
bath aubiMil at 10 o'oliwk a. m. Prayer
nu.llll.f 'rhlirM.lllV AV.lllll. Y. P. D. CJ. K.
t i. :ui r. in All axrviifa mU br
iliiiri, liriKln. inlerMiina; and helpful,
KvoryotiK rurdially nine.
KVAN I'. HIKiHKC. ?U.r.
11VANOELICAI. CHl'RCH. Corner
J K.fth and Fir Prrabin eery Hunday
eveuiUK 11 P- """'"d Bunoay
at II a. ui.: Hund.iv achiMil at 10 a. m.
Iirayer uiretiim every Wedueaday eveninK;
lenoliera uieetinu every ouuuny i"
II. A. lierli, iiiMtor.
.IlirtT ClTiHtnvn I'hnrrh, K. L. Hhelley
, unntor, Kawliue and I bird. PreaoblUK
HI 11 a. Ul. mm mj y
every niuumv
HiiuilHvMi'biHil, 10 a. ru.
IhnrHilHy. H:iP u. ru. Y
dny. 7 nil p. lu.
Prayer
P. 8. 0.
nieetins,
U.. Hun-
MK. CMl'lUUl, It. A. A.lklna, paator.
1'reitokuiu every rtubhath miirninff and
fviiiiiii( hnh'-aili hi-IiihiI every Babbatb at
IU . I. Mnjiie niHxiiiitf every Hundny at
::til r . iieiiernl iryer rueetiim every
I biirmlny eveiiinu. Iadera and Hteward'a
nieetiiiu the il.ird luemlay eveniUR of aacb
iiiiuitn
A. O. I. W.
UII.I.MItOKI) l,l)D iK NO. r.l. A
W.. meeta every lirat and
r'ri.Uv eveiiinu H" month.
.IDS. KLINK.MAN
P. II. HAl ttllMA. Keoorder.
OH.
third
M.IW
OitUKht'! f Kebekah.
I.IXIOKO KEUKKAH LOlKtB NO
M, I. O. O. r .,
Uall every hHtnnlav evemnit.
tvAUAII mi.i.i
11'
, uieeta lu Odd r ellof
I.1AMS, N. O.
r. r ii.
nll.l.liuiid OUANUK, NO. n, meeU
'.'ml and 4lh rvitnrdny4f each month
ISaaj. fHiHorial.l), Maatr,
Annii iMHiua, heo.
K. . Tusi.ru
Nutiiry I'lililii'.
THUS II V.. II. T0.Mil E,
TT U. KYS- AT-LA V,
UILl.lMKO, OKPUON.
Or r ica: It xni 'i, t, 3, Morgan lllimk
v. a. Baaaarr, l. a. aptan
IHKKKTT AIUMS,
1 TOKNEYH-AT-LA V,
HIl.lHOlW). IIKKIHIN
Ovrmi: Central Uluuk. Uoimie S and
aanTiia imnma w. o. nnrru
Notary Public.
NNlTil k llOW.HA.,
TT0RNEYS-AT LAW.
U1L1J41IOHO. OHrXrON.
Ornva: Uoorna C and 7. Morgan blm k.
t. E. klMT,
YTTOHNEY-AT-LAW,
POKTLANU. OKK04.N
ItooM : No. 8. I'nrtlaud haTiuva Hauk
HmldiUK, rieoond and VVaidiinirton ritreete
auwa.
IIAIil.KV
lino, a.
ft ItltOWX,
YTTORNKYSAT-LAVV.
Hll.I.HBOKU, OKKWON.
Itealdent airont for Itnyiil lnnurance I'o.
Koohh: 1, 2. and .1, Phute HiiiMinir,
ii. r. itAiii.i v,
ATTORNEY ANI
IIHINCKUlltAT.liAU'
HILLS Iol!( OKKUOS.
Deputy District Ailnrney fur WanliiiK
ton County.
orrua: It wm no. i.t, Murtran ai 0
Hailey lliot k.
JnllK T. WUAI.LKY. Lorikci B. HTKWABT
WHALI.LY k srnwAitr.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
l'OUTLAXD OUKtiCX.
Urnct: 4IS CliuiulM'r of Coiuinerre.
S. T. M.MtLATEK, M. It. V. M.
JHYSICIAN AND SUKOKON
UlLUtltOKO, OKrJOON.
Oftk b: at reaidenon, ent of
onae, where be will be found at all
ben uot viaitiUH palieuta.
(ourt
iihui a
J. I'. TAMIKMK, M. D.
g P. K. K. 8UKUEON,
UILLtilHJHO, OUKOON.
Ornoa aao Kcauiaaim : corner Third
and Main Htreeta. inhoe boura, MUW to 12
, I to ft aud J to e p. ni. Telephone to
reaidenoe from Hrook Jt Mela lruuHtore al
all hoara. All ealla promptly attended.
uitibt or day.
f nNIKt MA l.OIHiK, NO
I. . . t.
M. nieetn
eliiiHilH pveninuaal Ho'olook.in I.O.
r. Hull. VimlorH inmle welrninie
lUi'H AUU IIEMISll. N. (I.
I). M.O. Oauit, tWy.
. P. . V.
MKK I S verv Hnnday evening at 7o'olook
in tne t lirmimn ehnreb. Yon are
..nlmlly invited to atteiidita meetinira.
KI'A ADAMS, Prea't.
Di'ltree of Honor,
M'HK DCllUKK (K HONOIl. A. O. V.
1 W., min-i in OiM Pelloaa' hall every
lirxt and ihird Kn.lav ev. ninir of each
month. M. M. Pit tenner, l of H.
Mn. ItiMip ltron, Iterorder.
W. 0. V(IUI, M. It.,
IIYSIC1AN AND SUKdEON,
H I LIJSIU )!((), OKKOON.
Orrina: in Chenette liow. ltaaiDiNca
onruer Kimt and Mnm atreeta.
ItuthlMHie Slxlera.
1H'KMltA IKMI'I.K NO. 10, It H.,
ineetH every 2ml mid 4th Friday tn eaoh
iimntli at 7::m oVIiH-k n 1. O. O. r . Hall.
M.n A M t arltlf
J ode Hohtilinericih M. K. C.
M. ul l. and '.
k. r i.
IIHiKMX I.OKOK. Nt. M, K. Or P..
I meet in M u Hall ou Mouday
veniirf of eioh week. Sojonriiiug bretbn
eleume I to Imloa intinira.
F, kelao
O II ti.il, K of It .V 0
K. A. IIAILKV, M. D.
plIYSKTAN, KriWiEON AND
1 AlXtLTrHEUU.
IIILLhliOttO. OKFfrON.
Omi'i: in I'harniaoy, 1'nion Kloek. Calla
attended to, nicht or day. Iteanlenoe, M. W.
Cor. Baae Line and Second atreeta.
A. It. KAII.EV, D. D. S.
JENTIST,
Hll.l.HHOKO, OltKliON.
Ike Imal la iHaknt araae haki awan
kaeoa. actaal Imm akww It 1 eae
Ikirtf fenaa laaa amy ether kraa4.
m
&AKill0
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HKVAXX PLATPOKM I0K lsut.
I OVER THE STATE ITEMS
Mm; e--Ta AUIHOM U
ir- UrSJDF THE RHNNI1
w..... WWW
'cOPYRIGriT 1897 BY JOHN WATSON.
I nuinlier of voters rviiiaiuini: in Itconr-
am of the true fmf, and a;:tivo if
I anibitiou "iliHlntcrexltHl patri-1 William J. Bryan, the ramliilate
oi." I'oulil Lane (muuIv'b volen all tti tveml free silver parties and
- I
tie tnlil that the inlitfator-i ut Hip rriiizitiioiw for the IreHlitnfy in
fusion movement in thin county coin-1 1!6, has outlineil in the New York
(irino a former tlemocratic editor who! Journal nine principal iarfue upon
Meek to retrieve a low? of 1,1,000 whirh he proi to conduct the
which heh.w invented in an uniwti.t- oainpai)-n in the CongreH eltvtion of KUSIXti
fleil judtrment aitinst Lane cnuntyV I IS'.W. Hi.i propositions and nceom
last tlemiM'ratic aherifT. for count v I iNanyinfr; nUWementa prove the accur-
printing; could they lie told that an- xcy of the ixilitical toreea.sU and Sl,r" rrareaaar Npiliiuaa or lite wasn
Items of Interest Prom All
Parts of the State.
HWrl IS I'KOITTAItl.E
THK MilNK AMD SPA1X.
There is little nmiii to douht the
simvrity of C'ttplain (Jeneral Blanco
and other hi;h olllcials of the Hpan
sh government in their r-jfr' over
(he disaster to the Maine. Their
man ilivtal ions of sorrow were follow
ed hy many kind Hi ts to Consul Gen'
rtl Le and Captain 8itsliee, and
IhroiiKh them lo the American I
pl which were apirtviitted. Not
with-lariilini' thest expressions of
sympathy and (jixm! will the theory
Unit the explosion was due to a plot
lo lilow up the Mitine by violent in
transiirentcs. who are as hostile to
Blanco and to automony as to the
United Stales is stronger no- with
tin we in iMkdliou to jude correctly at
he time of (he disaster anil evidences
are nccumulaliii"; from the in vesica
ion that is troinu on, that adds
strength lo il
These intrKiisitfente were those
who showed resentment when the
Main enterctl Havana harttor. That
hey made thrcata at that time is cer
tain and can lie proved. Whether
their threats were simply idle vapor
ntfs will he determined hy the naval
niiiiry. It can lie stated dipassion
ly that the ultra Spanish make
ittle attempt to conceal their satisfac
tion at the loss of the Maine. Their
xprettdon is actually one of exulta
ion. I ho Spanish government may
not lie responsible for the feelings
od acts of (his class hut their senti
ment dominates Spanish pul.lic opin-
i
CHAPTER ia
" Nurse wiii nao ut 4 and hrinjj yon a
nice enp of tea. Aro you miro you will
an wiMirv lidincv aIoiih foe Ivn hnnr4?
Aud Mrs. Marstlrn, in cbnrmiiitf out
dnnr dreas, Mew euu do colntnio about
the mnru. "Don't you love scent?"
"Where aro you piinp?" abkid Mura-
don, following her with fuud eyea
"Yoo told me yestcnlay. but 1 forKt't
Thin illnetw bits mailo me Hupidcr tliilil
naiid, nurse? lt'a a little low ly I am
li-t afraid a wayf.uiuir niou thouirh
a foul uot err therxiu" .
He wan not near no ttnlions with Inn
flying aa bo hud lnin with bis livinu,.
xrysuortly afterward Tboinrui Mara-
di n hal douo with statistics fim-vi.
other luemlier of the company is statements of conditions of public
I overturning heaven and earth to se. presented In Money during the last
cure the fusion nomination for the year under the caption of "The Signs
circuit judgship; another one is seek- f the Times." The nine points pre
Ing to he prosecuting attorney : an- sented hy Mr. Bryan contain the
other one who overestimate his I position of the Dennxratic party, the
ability by aspiring to the exalted I'opuilsts and the Silver Republicans.
iKisition of state superintendent of Heaays:
public instruction: ar.other one who "Thtise who advocate the union of
would like to represent Camp Creek the princial reform lorees against
rnPTi.-n iv
Throeday later Leslie came home the renate, and go on, ad iiitinitum, the commou enemy can point to not "during violins that aro sal
irom tne city witn tidings ou his f.-u-e, then we would indeed have nothing ne but to a number of reforms
ever, 1 thiuk. Wasn't it aome charity? ' . W"D 7 o fear. Nor Is this the worst. '.V.. which are demandeil with eoual
. . . i . . . : . i were aiinin riiiir niirhr i " " i
a mo new atxury every ouo ia ao .... .. have made mention nf I...I ar..li. emnhasis bv Denna-rats. P.ii.nlisls
tuiumiru uavrr inwie au annnnit- I -r r-- ,---- , -
meut after the funeral, and I had on caD for fh ofllee, w hile In fact their and Silver Republicans,
nour with bun. He has asked mo to be I name is legion. "First. They are unalterably
d V.'a ttl t ' Thia U what we are try'nK in our ."oetanl to gold monometallism
Interested in, tho Working Wives' Cul
turn union. What is wanted ia happy
home for the wnrkiiigmen," quoting
freely from an elegant woman orator,
"and the women iiuiKt be elevated, an
tho East End is to be divided into dis
tricts, aud two young women will be
allotted to each. Are yon litcuing?
"Yea, dear, but it rests me to lie witl
my eyea closed. Tell nic all about your
society What are the young ladies to
do?"
"Oh, they're to visit the wives In thf
afteruoon and read books to them, solid
books, yon kuow, about wagis all
op-
I'm so glnd! You must accent, for "u,nu,, WJ i " tf'ir in a true light
it will bo such a comfort to poor Bea- :'"r the people. It ia not our fears
tri. But I thouuht Crodfrev was her of fusion, nor our laelr of nnnrliloiiri..
in the voters, after they have had the
lagUa ifrlrultural College
Child tnraed atone.
The Oregon City Enterprise advo
cates the placing of a fog bell at
Willamette falls that shall lie opera-
tid by electricity from some one of
the mills near by.
William Jones of New berg is man-
to
have an excellent tone. His instru
ments are eagerly sought by profes
sional violinists.
The ground in Sherman county
is wetter than it has been for years.
Some say It ia wet to a depth of four
fi'et. Ordinarily tanners feel assured
sole trustee. "
"So he wan," said Leslie grimly,
more the pity, and he embezzled
every penny of tho funds gambled them
away in card playing aud other ways. "
"(lodfrvy Harrison, Beatrice's broth-
?
"Yea, her much admired, accomplish
...a . i . , ... . .
en. in useu uroiner, cue victim or ber
husband's stiu;iiiess.
"If that be true, then Godfrey is sim
ply a "
You mean an unmitigated sconn
drol. Quite so, lorence, and a number
nf other words wo won't go over. I tell
you," and Leslie sprang to his feet,
there is some use in swearing. If it
had uot been for one or two expressions
that camo to my memory suddenly to
day, I should have been ill. Curious to
say, the lawyer seemed to enjuy them
iruth presented to them. The clang
ing clamor of a Parisian mob would
be lame compared with the tumuli
The cattle convention held in Pen
dleton last week was a success in
as much as myself, so It must bo bad evory particular and cannot help but
lie beneficial in many ways. To be
"A'O. insist on ynir gutng to Lmly
kinds of things workingmen like. Tin u
in the evening the wives will l:e ablo to
talk with their husbands on equal
terms and the men will not want to go
to the publio houses. I n t it a capital
Idea?"
A sod little amilo touched Marsdon's
lips for an instant. "And whore do you
meet today? It's a long way for you to
go to W hltechapel. "
Didn't I tell yon? The Marchioness
case.
'But I don't understand if Godfrey
spent Trixy's money, how is there any
thing to manage? Did he pay it liack?"
Jo, he did not, and could not. He
has not enough brains to earn IS pence
except by cheating, and if by chance he
came into a fortune' would grudge his
sister a pound.
"Then"
"Don't you begin to catch a glimpse
of the facts? Why, Marsden toiled nnd
scraped and in the end, so the doctors
Ray. killed himself to replace the uion-
"Second. They demand the im
mediate restoration of bimetallism at "f IF! """I 'hen the ground is wet
the present ratio hy the indciieudcnt to the depth of 36 inches,
action of this country. Prof. W. W. Soilliimn of the
"Third. They oppose the retire- Washington agricultural college stal-
nieni oi ine green backs. ed at the cattlemen's convention re-
" Fourth. They oppose the issue cently held at Pendleton that it is a
of that company when those precious of paT money hy national banks. mistaken Idea that Oregon in not a
offices are meeted out. Many will "Fifth. They oppose the issue of I good country for hogs Ixvause corn
nnd that they have only entered the interest-bearing bonds in time of I cannot be raised. He said every eon-
probationary chamber of the parts peace. dition is favorable an 1 he would
and that their faith is too weak to "Sixth They favor tho income predict that the state within 20 years
-
tax as a means of raising a part of the would be sending hogs east
revenue necessary to administer the The state has sold the Mirtage rail
reuerai uovernment. way at the Cascades for !.7(K. This
"Seventh. They favor the aboil- property originally cost .10,000 but
uoh ui trusts. it h8j pen used several years and
"Eighth. They are opposed to there was nothing len except the lo-
(Jovernment by injunction. comotlve, track and a few tools. The
"Ninth. They are in favor of arbi- stllte mt nothing or at least the eo-
ir inon us a means oi seining disputes
betwrn labor an capital.
ncre tire nine issues which are
Important in themselves
entitle them to a full communion ii
the company which they entered ii
such unhallowed greed.
CATTLE COXVEXTION'.
sure mere was not as large a repre
sentation of local cattlemen as might not onjv
have been excted, but those thai
did atteud were enthusiastic over the
prospects of the future. Perfect har
mony prevailed all through the three
days meeting and the smoothness
but are now prominently before the
people. Are not these reforms
worth securing? These ipieslions
pie of Wasco county sincea reduction
in freights paid the original fiO.oo
over and over.
In the list of the names of sailors
wounded by the Maine explosion is
that of Charles A. Lohman. Corvnl
lisitea are wondering if he is the
with UrKloK 11 ....... I.. 1 .. . I '
. ..in uun mrglljr , , . . , , , . ,.11
im- euoris ami tact oi iis cnairman
ivpra anlimiltuil In lha uu,. I., at I, I
..... ....... ,p. . Charles Lohman who some ti n years
nluiil ,tn I... .1..-- ... ..... . I
cinuuii, ifu. im-jr vvirrt? Illll M'
Prof. Spillman of the Agricultural
ui and it is the people of Spain who of Gloucester is giving a drawing room M1? U,ili w hf.f. W"1-t Pullman, and too much
must answer fir the outrage, if It Is
town that Ibose they sympathize
i It are responsible for it. East
Orfgonian.
Kitnrale Vour lloweU With Ciwereta.
CtiniiT Cullmrtlr. cure eonntlnnonn forpver.
10c. -jbc. HOC. C fail, ilriikvisu nlund money.
Bvervoody Saya So.
Cascnrets Camlv Cathartic, the moat wot
cei-T ul null iciil diwovervor the are. ni
ant mid relresliine tn the taste, act ftently
and Ksitively on kidney, liver and bowels.
leannner the entire ai stun. dlsisl enlua,
cure heailntilie, fever. Imnituiil eonstlpation
ami hilintisne.. I'lense buy and try a box
ol ' t!. C C. t.wiav; ill, -i. Mi cent.. Mold and
uar.inU-.iJ u cure hy all druggists.
Itniiilierluiu's Cough Keinrdr Alnavs
Proves Ktrectital.
at her town house, and Lady Helen
wrote an urgent note, insisting that I
should come even though it were only
for an hour, as her mother depended
upon my advice 00 much.
"Of course I know that s just a way
of putting it, but I have taken lots of
trouble about founding tun union, so 1
think it would hardly do for mo to be
absent You're fueling much better.
too, area t you, today, Thomas?
"Yes, much better. Tho pain has al
most ceased. Perhaps it will be quite
gone when yon return. Can you spare
just ten minutes to sit beside me? There
is something I have been wanting to
say, and perhaps tins is my only clnuice.
hen I am well again, I may be
afraid.
Mrs. Marsden sat down, wondering.
and her husband waited a minute.
"One understands manv things that
puzzled him before when ho lies in
quietness for weeks and takes an after
look. Yos, I suspected it at times, but
I was a coward and put tho thought
It seemed curious thut uo one
his death. '
"How good of him. But I don't see
tho necessity of all this secrecy on his
part and all those stories about low in
terest that he told Trixy. "
Thero was no necessity. If it had
been some of us, we would have let
Mrs. Marsden kuow whut kind of broth
er she bad and ordered him out of the
country on threat of the jail.
cannot be said of the masterly man
ner that all questions was disposed
of, fair and just consideration war
given to all in the selection of oflicers
and executive committees.
Every point of the Northwest is
n.presente.1. ine d.trerent papers , be a repetition of the contest
rt-au anil me tunereni sunjecis tlis- iiiog
they are settled right."
Thus the late candidate of the
Democratic and allied parties for the
Presidency in 181X5 answers the de
clarations made by President Me
Klnley as to the osition of the Iio-
puhlican party, at the recent meet-
ing of tho manufacturers in New
lorit uuy. 1 11c issues for IS8 are
of
"It was Marsdeu'a foolishness, let us cussed were ail handled in a masterly
Konma I and 2, Moru'iin ,( Ituley llloek.
11
C. E. Hi ll. Kit,
OMKOPATIIIC
PI I YSICA N AM Sl'KG E N.
KOKK8T tillOVK OUKiinX.
There are no liotter medicines on
he market than Chamberlain's. We
have used the Cough Ilemedy when
II others failed, and in every instance away.
it proved cllW'tual. Almost daily we camo to upend an hour with me, ad men
hear the virlui-s of Chamberlain's rem. ao w"n menus, and 1 noticed that they
appeared to avoid mo. I thought it was
fancy, and that I had grown self con
scious.
"Everything is quite plain now. and
I am not hurt, dear, and I don't blame
any person. That would lie very wrong.
People might have been far more impa
tient with me aud might have niado my
1116 miserable.
God gave me a dull mind and
slow tongue, it took mo a long timo to
grasp anything, and no one con! almnt
the subject that interested 1110. Beatrice.
I wish now you bad told mo how I
bored our friends. It would have beca a
kindness. But never mind that now
etlitu extnl.ed by those who have
used them. This is not an empty
pnlT, paid for at so much a line, but
voluntarily given in good faith, in
he hope that suffering humanity
may try these remedies ami, like the
writer le lienetited. From the Glen.
villi- (W. Va.) P.ithflnd. r. For sale
by the Delta Drug Store.
Special attention paid to Meilieal and
01 omen unit I lnliireii
8lllYienl Ihseiises
and all chrome ilineie-ci.
Olhiee nnd residence
1'in'ilic uve., wml ol Fori'
Itowlhv
:t I i rove hi
lioue
t.l.
A. K. ami A. .1.
IVIiOlHIK NO. C. A. F. AA. M
meet every Mntiinhty inuht on or after
nil niiHin of each mouth.
W. I . WtHl, W.
It. l'siiM.i, Secretary.
'IHAI.I
I n
O. E. H.
Mil1 A I. ATI N t il U'TKll, N0.31.0. K.SM
I ineeio at Miiome Temple on tbe '2nd
ind 41 h I'netilitv ot rneh nmnth,
Mas. W. 1. II ARK, W. M.
IIrai'S Cronmt, Secretary.
w. v. t. r.
nll.LSItOKO. W.O.T. I'. MEKI'S IS
the l onme-'iition 11 Church on Ihe
111 Kriilav tn e--ieh month at A o'clock f.
M.
k. O. T. M.
ri(H.A TKN T. SO. IS. K. O. T. M.
moein in tkld Kelloas' II ill, on err
iitd luiirth riinrsilnv eveninirs of eael
nonih. I.. A. I.ONO,
UrsToa Hoa, Coin.
II. K.
tt AMMIMH
I. O. O.
ION r M'AMI'MENTNi. ?4,
V.. nieeta on lint aa
bird rae-dav of eaeb month.
I. M. 0 ilii'ir, sril.
m il. i:nmh ror, mo. , . t. .
a KK I'M IN tll PKI I.HWM H All. ON
,M tin- lirl and thirl S.o urdayv of rt-h
month, at-.' on 01 h k, I'. M.
J. I'. Ibck. K. Crandall I. O.
tilniMnt
hf.y. KtMSflUCUKPS M). 47. W R.C.
MKKIS IN )I rKI.LOWK HALL
HiHMx.'o, on Hie In. tnd . Prklaya
ol each month al 'I i' p. ni. I
Mr.. 11 V. Utafa.
Klu.ilx-lli Al. Crandall, Secretary. f
TIIOS. It. III'MrilKKW
CONVEYANCING AND
AHSTHACTING OF TITLES.
HILIIKIKO. OKKCrON.
Leal papera drawn and Ixiaua on lieal
Katate nevotlnte 1 KiiHineaa attended to
wilb rouiitneaa and di.i.icth
Oynea: Man 8treet, no) v mite I'onrt
Honaa.
r:m. kespa,
pUAtTICAL MACHINIST
lll,I.SHOm OliKOON
All klnda of repairini' -n S earn KniMnen
and Hoilera, Mill Work, Thrrwhine Machine
Mowera, Feed ('nttera, Sewimr Machine
Waahing Machine. Wnncera, Ininpa,
Healr a, rleiaaora irronnd, ilnn and lKHki
annthtnff. rlawa frronnu and hleil; and have
a larve nnniher of aemnul haml enirine and
boiler for aale. All work warrinled.
In a ris-ent letter from Washington
I . ('., to an old trieiid, Mnjor G. A.
-tinier, fur 20 years United States
'oiisul al SingiiNre, says: "VA hile You did not like to give mo pain.
al Des Moines I Uvame acquainted , what troubles mo most is that all
.. in, - i!..i..... i't 1 thel" ypar8 yn slmuld have been tied
r -'"'' to a very tin-some fellow." And Mars-
lain s rain Imlm, winch 1 found ex- den made some poor attempt to smilo.
i-ellent against rheumatism a well "Had I thought of what was laforo you
as against s.ti ness of Ihe Ihroat and 1 woW never have asked you to morry
chest (giving me much easier breath-
call it, to spare his wife tho disgrace of
her idol and tho loss of his company.
So her husband was despised beside this
precious rascal every day.
Trixy will get a terrible shock
when Hho is told. It would almost have
been kinder to let her know the truth
before ho died
"Mrs. Marsden is never to know, "
said Leslie. "That was his wish. She's
just to be informed that now trustees
hove been appointed, and we are to take
care that she di les not waste her inoome
on the fellow,
IV-ople will send letters of condo
lence to Mn Marsden, but they will
say at afternoon teas that it must be
great relief to her, and that it's quite
beautiful to see her sorrow. In two
years she will marry some well dressed
foul, and they will live on Marsden '
money. " And Leslie's voice hod an un
usual bitterness.
Did you ever hear of another case
like this, John?''
Never. When old Parchment do-
acrilied Marsden (jiving him the instruc
tions, he stopped suddiuly.
"'Marsden,' lie said, 'was the big
gest fool
course of
went over to tho window."
"And you?"
"I went to the fireplace. We were
both so disgntitl with tho man that we
could not speak for five minutes. "
After a short while Mrs. Leslie said.
It appears to me that this slow, unin
teresting man, whom every one counted
a bore, was almost a hem"
'Or altogether, "replied John Leslie.
THK (Ml.
manner, which showed that thought
and study had been given to each
and all of them. Esecially interest,
ing was the talk gived by F. J.
Berry, of Chicago, on an up-to-date
horse. So well was this received
that several requests have been made
hy the people In the Willamette Val
ley to have him speak on the same
subject in Portland, and it is to be
hoped that proper arrangements can
be made for him to do so. Walla
Walla got away with the largest
plums, getting the president, secre
tary and treasurer, and the eonven
tion next year. The interests of the
Wilimelte Valley will be looked
The prosisilions advanced by Mr.
I try an are unmistakable. The third
and fourth statements are clear in the
intention of the democracy to uproot
the entire system of national banks.
issuing notes under national regula
Hons and forcing absolute security
for all paKr money issued by banks
of any kind. They indicate that de
mocracy intends to sulwtitute Got
eminent notes or the issues of hanks
chartered under State laws for
present monetary system. It is pro
posed to renew the battle for the res
toration of free coinage of silver at
the ratio 16 to 1, independent of the
action of other nations. The demo
cratic slogan for I HUH has been sound-
ago with his brother Harry, oiemted
the iiryson farm, in the south end of
Denton. The wherealxmts of Charles
was unknown to his brother a year
or two ago, and it is suscctcd that
the wounded sailor and the young
man who farmed in Denton are the
same person.
A teacher in a school not many
miles from McMinnville says the
Transcript, having instructed a pu
pil to purchase a grammar, received
a note thus worded from the child's
mother: "i do not desire for Lulu
shall engage in grammar as i prefer
her engage in youthful studies and
can learn her how to spoke and write
proper myself, i have went through
too grammars and cant say as Jid me
no good. I prefer her engage in ger
man and drawing and vokal music
on the piano,"
Last Thursday reports the Sheridan
lne Sun, a farmer by the name of Min-
chen who Uvea near Dundee was out
in the field piling brush, w hen near
ly through ha went to the house tel
ling his son to finish ami then come
on home. The lad was a feeble min
ted boy and when through be got
f. 1 . , ., ... .t..t ' ibiiv niiwiiii mi i-,i iinnnn'ii mruilll. .
.fter bytheviiv-president , Dr. W ,th-1 silv,r Iit(raljre t.r,u,H(in rattle,! and wandered away. He laid
(Himrie nnd n moiti lur nf tho ornnn I I ..... i1! 1 i - t . . ,
combe, and a member of the execu
live committee, A Chalmers, both of
Washington county.
One thing was very noticeable, anil
that was that there were more buyers
I ever came across in the ,nn sellers, anil one having stock for
43 years' practice,' and be I sale only had to name his price.
rhis is certainly encouraging, and
points to a prosierous future. Hural
Spirit.
A meeting of the hi-metalllc silver
republicans has been called to meet
freely among the voters showing the
advantages of the proiiosition to coin
silver freely indeiendently of all na
tions. The jmrty which presented
the proposition has a definite purtxise
ami it waits for the campaign of 18118
with impatience.
Do republican leaders intend to
oppose or to aid the several proposi
tions reaffirmed by Mr. Hryan?
Money?
The convention of Oregon republi-
in Oregon City on March 19th for Ihe can clubs by its harmonious action
purpose of perfecting a plan whereby condemns those disturber who have
ing). I had a touch of pneumonia
early this week, and two applications
freely applied to the throat and chest
relieved tne of il at once. I wouli
not ls without it fur anything." For
sale by the lVlts Drug Store.
'Don't cry. denrl I did not wish to
hurt rou. I wanted to ask vour trnrdon
fur all that martyrdom, and to thank
you for being my wife, and there's
something else.
"You aw, when I get well and am
WHY I'EARt
populist chestnuts may be pulled
from the political fire with republi
can votes. This is a well aranged
half plan of the fusionisls to mislead a
endeavored to array republican
against republican on the money
question. The convention, by lis
elections and resolutions declare that
if a man stands on the St. Louis plat
K. 51X01.
JjENTIST,
POP.KMr OKOVK, or.KOOK
I Dow makin teeth for tYOO and tl.ft-
rr et; beat nf material and wniknianainp
ill eooipar with eia eoxtirti? 'iV leitb
1 tracked wttboat pain. r'llluii'S at II
hnasat prieva. All Work warrant,.
Device: three door north of rtnek
awaye, (Moa hoar from 9 a. ni. to 4 p. m.
Pna'l Tiitiarrn S-'t l.iar i.lft t.
To quit Vliocco tMMlv and forever. t niajr
netlc. lull ef Me. nerve anil viifnr. take No-To-It:u',
the v. iimler worker, thut n.ake. weak mea
strong. All (IruiririRt. .Vc or f I. Cure uaraa-
teiil lli.ikiel ami miniplp lire. Aildreaa
bn rllns Kenc.lv vo, Cbu wo or New York.
o-To-H for eirty Oata.
fiuarn.iti , ,i t,ii:M-t-n I, ..let cure, niake weak
men ..ironc. Iiieoo pure. . ftnc, II. All ununnsla
The Capital Journal in a
column editoria', amuses itself by fw people into support of the popu
arraigning the "gold papers of the list state and county ticket. It will f,,rm as interpreted bv the renubli
not lying in bed maybe I could not tell vallev" which aa the Journal sava be remembered that the bi metallic inn Bilmiriistrat bin hi n I,ll,un.
mn mr. I. t . .1 " . . '
and then wee themselves that there Is party in amnui counly two years ,,n cannot be questioned by anyone,
.11 I A ..niviikU .1.. n r.ulnn rf lha M IM &(MltM flip IhrPP mfTl fttPa ilt tho I Tl .. I .1 It I .
silver forces, but keep on fighting legislature and It will not be forgot- factional strife, and in favor of unit
. , I. .u i. n 1 1. . . i I
fusion. l"Hl ",r w meiuiajrs, umi eirort. Then let us bear no more
As lo the Register, we would reply along with Mr. U'lien and Mr. Ogle, Lf silver republicans, Mitchell repub-
that we are not asleep. Lane county's refused to take the oaln of offlce un- licrns, or Simon republicans. Mult
ex-county school superintendent, J. til atter the 40-duy limit. These nomah has her factional quarrels, in
(1. Stevensou, and one or two others same men are at the head of this bi- spired by the desire to control city
Tn Care ('unit irm lion eorevr.
TlkeCl.tiret Cnmli l iith.irllr PlrnrSa.
II C. C. C. lull lo cure, ilrun-.sts n funJ money.
C ASTORIA
For Infanta tnd ChiUjtfc
things again.
'Perhaps you thonght me txi eco
nomical, but I was saving for a pur
pose. Your portion has not brought
quite so much as it did, and I w ished
to make it up to yon, and now von can
have H00 a year, aa before. If this ill
ness had goue against me, yon would
have been quite oonifurtable m mmiey,
I mean, dear.
"No. I insist on your gnimr to Ludv
Gloucester's the change will do von
Ifxid and I'll lie here digi stiug the li, f.
ormation. you know. " Aud he nulled,
better this time, nuito cn-ditahlv. in
fact. "Will you give mo a kiss just to
keep till we meet again?"
hen the nurse camo down at i tn
take charge, she was homtli-d to find
are not neglecting their farms and
business for nothing, while they cir
culate petitions for proselytes to their
new faith. We fully recognize that
fact. We also recognize the fact that
they are ambitious office seekers, who
are self appointed leaders. They are
a few men who have not received a
life lease on the offices with which
Thwmlweryof It Is awful. U0ZZ GTa JACOBS OIL
TO
cum
You'll feel
It Is worth its weight In gold.ivC---.aj
ner patient alone and iu tin- death ano. the republican Party has fed them, or
-ou and al l- to speak. ! fNe men of democratic faith who
lain t ring nor send f ,r mv wife i . . . ... .
I sent-he, aw,v. knowing the end was ,lt"T l""'l'0' 10 nnriiy
near made h.-rgo, in f t ag iin-t her I I"r,y- Thev mPn who hve
brairireil that their first efforts is to
The nurse care him 1
became stroniri r f..r a riiiiint.. . . . .. ... . .. . ..
Ml has hurt a gr;-at di al to l-ar
with me, and I did not wi-li her to
see death. My manner has ul-..av Urn
so Wearisome I borai that n, ,).!
would ba her. Yon are verv kind.
Burse. o more, if you please.
W oold it trvuUi you to bold my
which they will decide what urther
to do. We have no fear of the in
fluence of such men as long as their
persrmel ami motives are exposed lo
the voter. The only danger lies in
the Possibility of, a considerable
metallic movement now.
. . .1
, miuouKii i government nut we should ouaran-
their identify da?s not apfiear on the tine the state against that quarrel
unat-e, anu to join tne movement is I and refuse to listen to any man w ho
to oin L"Ren, for It is he who di- rai-es the wolf cry of factionalism in
rects the movement. Oregon City ihe outside couuties. Mark every
Enterprise. man who accuse his neighbor of sec
retly helieviug in anti-republican d
The recent bout betwe n Congress- ,rillm w ,iMoyal to the party. The
man Tongue and Simpson on the republican party is going to win rext
nooroitne njuse or representatives Jun n is going to win with the
demonstrated that the former was the rj.tth The t f monpy for the
peer in delte of any merabsrof that ,A ,,,e and protection for our
ho.iy, HiKXIess jerry not exceptetl. owB.'" Dallas Ohw rver,
No more able and logical argument
was made against the Teller resolu- Edmond Andrews while working
tion than the presentation by Mr. in the tirols-r near Sheridan, in Yam-
Tongue. He is a man thoroughly hill county last Saturday, was struck
familiar with great economic que by a falling limb that tore the scalp
lions and is always prepared to do from one side of his head. Fortu-J struetions to relnter the ebild whrrse
tamttle for republican principles. Ore- nately the skull was n4 injured and relatives he afterward informed, of
gon City Enterprise. be is getting along all right. jits curious preservation.
ut Thursday and Friday nights, but
m Saturdav in resionse to telephone
inquiries he was found at Sheridan
mid apprehended. His brother came
up during the day nd took him
home.
George Humphrey, the electric-
light company's wirenmn in Klamath
Falls, found a curiosity at the top of
one of the electric-light ioles last
Tuesday. It was an oriole's nest, in
which were four skeletons of nearly
full-grown birds. The nest was (Irm
ly secured to its place by several
stout cords which were entwined
about the uninsulated wires. It is
probable that everything was serene
at this bird mansion until a shower
or rain moistened the nest and the
strings leading to the wires, making
the nest a conductor of electricity and
a sure deathtrap for the young of a
pair of improvident orioles.
Alsjut 20 years ago a 3-ytnr-oid
son of the late A. S. Kees was buried
in the old cemetery across the river
niys the Pendleton East Oregonian
Lvt Tuesday, Mrs. Keys employed
J. Frank Day to remove the remains
to Olney cemetery. I)ay and his as
sistants carefully unearthed the cas
ket and placing it in a wolen Uix,
drove to the new cemetery. The
coffin seemed very heavy and ar
oused the curiosity of the men. Hav
ing no instructions to the contrary
they finally concluded to os-n it and
- what It contained. To their as
tonishment the peaceful features of
Ihe dead child showed no indication
of decay and nearer examination dis.
dosed the fact that the body of the
child had turned to stone. Ihty at
once drove back to town to notify
Mrs. Kees but found her absent from
her residence. He then returned to
ine cemetery anu carrier out Ms ii
i