HILLSBf 0 1XDEEPXDENT of amutkatws.
'nnsrwl la u, f akiOta M UUUIwu, Unt1
0
"iisari ptkrn, L actvaam, pa yaar
u .LtBOHO t-UHUMHINU OO., fecial r
U. M C. VAULT, tfdllor
-rrutAi. vricitur rum tsr
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1898.
KlrTULHAI HTaTK tOJUftJITlO.N.
Oh that we now had in force an r
Miration treaty with Spain. Tb
hideous specter of war might raise
hi bloody bwl without fright to our
orderly ritlxena. The treachertaj
ripaniard might with impunity in
ult us, murder our snip, crew and
Mow up Mir wrhi'. The uuplea
ant incidents could liit-o Isj amicably
adjusted end a money Indemnity
stipulated. The Spaniard could eon
tinue their bloody war in Cuts with
out fear oi interference by u. They
xMild aintinue their barbarous isilicv
Yrepuiiimn convenuon ior me (f Urilll, ,Me Cu,,Ha IM,lmution.
suite of Oregon is hereby nlM " Lured that ,heir tIVt,ty of arbitration
meet in in- ay or Asiom on mur- , . Hhl ... from lhe DunHh
day, April H, I8, at the hour ment which under existing ciroum
1 1 1) tiiiM'K a. in., tor me purpose "i , ,h ... j.rv,. it..
nominating .ndidate for state and . , .rMtrH..n , .SDan
district offl., except congressmen, . . . . . w.rmi,tlH to -how
mi io imuan sucn otncr iiusiucws as , tl.,,la . ,,: ,.
may pro,s-rly come before said ""- renU ,nt.1(, to flre mir mln
vcnl.on. lha convention will con- h . . , . ti . . lha ,
est of Mi delegat's, apportioned tha, temleU to lhe niiue under the
among the several counties of the
state as follow :
Raker 6 Lane 12
Iiontoii 7 Linn Yi
( lackamaa IA Lincoln 4
C latsop 10 Malheur ,
Columbia 6 Marion
loo
(rook
i. urry
ltuuglas....
8
....20
...7 Morrow 4
...4 Mulinoniah M
...3 Polk 8
..II (Sherman
Gilliam 4 Tillamook 5
Grant 6 Umatilla 11
Harney 3 Union 8
Jackson 8 Wallowa 3
Jii-N'phine A, Wasco 10
1 latuath 3j Washington 12
Like 3, Yamhill 10
The Maine (wing one delegate at
largo for each county and one dele
gate for each 200 voteH and fraction
thereof of 50 votes or over aa cant for
Win. McKinley at the presidential
elm-lion held in November, 1896.
The committee recomii ends that
the primeries be held on Saturday,
Maine and thuri innocently wrought
the ruin and death that causes a na
tion to mouin. Thli would Influence
a verdict that would relieve us of the
reH)nsihility of engaging in an ex
peiiHive war. It might not maintain
our nonor, imt suite tspain lias no
honor, she cannot enter into our feel
ing when ours it assailed hence the
gotxly goody treaty would wrve her
purpose.
American yet retneniix-r the Vir
ginia aailori in vain asking for life,
and the Competitor incident, and
now the Maine' men die like rat in
in a trap. An international treaty
will not give u back our dead but it
might lie an Instrument to avert a
war and thu save victim for an
other nlauhter.
TIIK 11 li AH MILATIO.V.
The Investigation about the Maine
wreck.haa not yet been concluded,
hence it 1 not certainly known how
April 2d, ami the county convention,, the explottlon wa caused. The New
on Wednesday, April 6, '98, unlet York Herald which take great care
otherwise ordered by the several I "at lta report are fact., publishes
variou Minuter and KmbaMidoi
the higher officer of the army ai.-l
navy, the Captain (ieneral of Cu-
and the autonomist leader, have
ent their condoleocw to thia tJovern
ment. ao far a U uonihle, not hav
ing been directly aivuaed of otuning
the loaa of th tmttlcahip. Hpain ha
dinclaimed moral responsibility. No
one au-peti her of having ouVially
plotted to that end. It ia incon
ceivable that the (jueen Regent, or
Sagaata, or Captain Gent ral Rlaneo,
would connive at nuch an outrage,
the more ao a Kaniah diplomacy
haa all along taten directed toward
placating the United Htate for the
akeof aaviiig Cuta. What atuue
prvaieopaiuari or npauiaro may Kreniuea of U -de S nil and hi abil
have done U another matter; but thin ity to manage tii own hte.li.e-
government could not levy war on The orator of 1 1. evening p!eae I
w.r.. v.u,,i u.,..-,-. n,,,,, y wiiiuK in partlo. lie tickil the Mlv.-rdea
to make emend, should amme for by glittering g.-nera!itie an I when
nenteir the tlreaiirul reHiatnaibilitv. I ,..
A BEUlSSlXti. I
The i rarvl iii'iit lalllc rally under
ine iin-iiimi oi ine oimeiniiic ciuoi
No. 2 of Forest drove failed cry--talilt
Into fart on the evening of Feb
25. The clut wa all out and com
fortably ai-ati! on the platform but
they faced a giant natun-d republican
audience that linlt-uel atteutiely to
the go-pel of wia a uttered by Mr.
Clarno of Portland. The ecrcie
wa prefaced oy mu-.ic by tte Forest
(irove band, tbe Frt drove
string baud and a mug weellv nng
by the Mi Mnbur. lhe agie
fairly aereau.etl wlieii Mr. lmgiey
lre"ilent of lhe eiub, told of the
The Wealcness
of sl Woman.
A woman who has suffered eighteen years, who has
been cured after a life of misery and Ik es again in the
sunshine of happiness, speaks to other women in words
of no uncertain meaning.
The Virginiu precedent and ad the
probabilities of the existing i-aae con
cur with the view that if the crime
at Havana can he traced to Spani-h
hand the hagaaia Mimatry 'will
leave nothing undone to atone for it
q (lent Ion at b-HUe,
which ti rarely tt : 1 . it wa only to
c mcede the correetiie ,f the gold
standard contention. A a contribu
tion to the iliacil-siou "I the lin ini'iul
cjuetiou it wa h dire failure. Mi-
tateHienl ol facia mialiel uun'H
So much will be due 10 S .ainWfety tiu of hiairy c n.prNd lhe bulk of
and reputation alike. Still there ihH-,.h i.,k- ..f ihu .
may te war with Spain growing out
if circumstance likely to arise dur
ing a Ticd of Htrained relation.
.Sigaita may te overthrowu and a
Weyler Miniatry put iu hia place,
bringing jingo diplomacy to the
front Turbulent Spaniard in Havana,
including lhe volunteer, may take
thing into their own hand and coin
pel our intervention. Who know
tint event Mwill lead the United States
government to nvognue Cuban
tion of the HMitker wa iucontiover
tible and tiiai invaiidaltd hi whole
argument. I lie contention l.tween
toe advocate ol the gold and xilver
Htandurd of value bang on I tie idea
of value, and when he atated that 3
league from adore the value of the
two inelal wa determined by their
bullion alue he destroyed the foun
datiou on which all silver arguments
rest. This hH bin the claim of the
gold men all the time. This com ia-1
nelllgerency or Independence, thus the xilveritcs to admit that the Am
arou,it.g the war spirit of the mother Lri.an silver dollar owe il preaeut
country. No one can feel sure of value to a local eause. whi..h
I'ac.- while the Cuban war las!., and .,,mi,H them to admit thai should
this is one of the strong reaon that tnH of the tfoVernmeiit be d. .
justify the President in putting the troyd, the value of the silver dollar
country, so iar a he I able, in a woui,i droo to It bullion val...
( junty Miinmilteea.
Sol. H i itHC'ii, Chairman.
(). N. Denny, Secretary.
Portland, JFcb. 2, 1898.
CALL 10 K XIJKIiSMOJIAL CUM
Vt TI0 r-UR THE 1IWT
MSTKICT.
disatch to the effect that the keel of
lhe Maine la broken and projected
upward. It argues that th's could
happen only by tbe explosion of
mine. If the explosion wa internal
land the keel broken it is contended
that the fractured end would have
been forced downward. The wreck Is
A republican convention for the so complete that it ia thought to la'
rst congreesional district of Oregon waste of money to attempt to repair
is hereby callt t to meet in the city the ship and experts are writing to
of Kugcneoii Monday, April 11, 1898 Congressmen advising against voting
ht the hour of 2:30 o'clock p.m. for I money for that purpose.
i ie (lurpo or nominating a candi-l Two cruisers have been sent to
i! tt 4 for congress for the first con- Cuban cities, not Havana, tarrying
trt ional district of )regon, and to food for the starving Spaniard.
t run.-act such other business as may They are ordered to go. discharge
properly come up before said convee- their gifts and return
turn. The cor vention wilt consist of English statemen reirsrd war he.
lfttl delegate tppointed among the tween the United State and Spain as
heveral count s of the first district as imminent. However thev regard
follows :
Benton T Clackamus...
One 7 Cury
Houglas II Jackson
Josephine .8 Kalamath ...
Late . 3 Lincoln
Lane 12 Linn ,
Marion 20 I'olk
Tillamook 6 Washington.
Yamhill 10
lhe same I icing one delegate at
large for each county and one dele
gate for each 200 votes and fraction
thereof of 50 or over, as cast for Win
Mt Kinley at the presidential election
held in NovemlHr, 189t.
Thu committee recomend that the
primaries Ik held on Hatnrdny, April
3, anil the county convention on
Wednesday, April 6, 1898, unless
otherwise ordered by tho several
county committees,
J. K. Hendricks,
J. A. Wilson, Chairman,
Secretary.
(ur Tom Tongue crowed sword,,
with Jerry Simpson the other day In
the house when the latter was at
tempting to how l down the Idea of
returning prospcrty and the sock less
patriot w ho hails from the aatid hills
of Western Kansas was unhorsed In
the first round. New lTg (Iraphi.
The fact that the forvea of demo
crat, populist, anil silver are to be
combined in the approaching con-gre.-v-ional
campaign makes it neces
sary that all friend of sound money
and honesty in national affairs shall
woik together in the nomination and
election of members of congress.
Albany Republican.
the trouble a one effecting Ihebillig
. 1 ft ei en ts a lone, hence i n terven ti n by
I Lurnoean nowers is iiimrribublu A n
attachee of the Spanish embassy at
London is reported as saying :
a rapiura may laice place any
day, Spaiu being more likely to bring
it about even than the United States,
The position of the Spanish govern
ment is becoming Intolerable, and tbe
instant our cabinet becomes convin
ced that the United States really
means war, Madrid will force the
situation to a head."
The situation Is critical and all de
pends on the resirt of the court of
inquiry. If it reKrt that the explos
ion was the work of Spanish treach
ery there will be war. The Spanish
Inquiry will say that the explosion
wa an accident. The Spanish court
was organized for that puroe. Rut
the United State will never adopt
the verdict of the Spanish court if it
.:or ..
uiuers iroin me nntung ol our
Court. Our government is making
active preparation for any emergen
cy. XSew link harbor i well da-
fended, and the other coast cities are
fast being protected. San Francisco
and the mouth of the Columbia are
afe. The Sound cities are more ex-
lawed, though there i no Spanish
.1 . .... .. ...
ucei on ine l acmc mat can hurt us
for this part of our nation is too far
away from Spain and Spanish coal
bins to make it safe for a cruiser to
attack us here. We will have to
wait another week, prehaps two, be
fore we can know whenther it will
be war or jieai-e.
The course the McMinnville Re
porter is persuing is not good politics.
If It wants a newspaper quartet why
doc.-, it not pour It venom on the
Telephone Register, the organ of the
isipullst. instead of nagging the
Transcript that Is supxrting it own I
party. Republicans can not afford
to tt'lit one another.
Some populist organs are Insinuat
ing that populists are belter than
iicmoeral. Wecau'taee It In that
liKbt. A riv. r, naturally, never
rise above its jrce. Populists, for
the most part, sre sore-headsd demo
crats, and a sore 'leaded democrat, In
our opinion I n t as gotid as demo
crat, whose he:. I is not sore. Selah
Albany lUpub!: an.
.'-paniard, N:h In Cuba and Spain
ll.-ell are taunt: tig much concerned
sin ut the time rpjiml by the court
of inquiry bef re it n-port is made
fix t,g the blame for blowing up the
M :'!n They even accuse the board
of consuiniug lime that preparation
for w ar may be .nade, uU ,t the
Spaniard I a-wired that it ia not a
play for point ut rather that no
mistake I ni;' It is certainty
that we want, if the Spaniard are
IuikhviiI, tin y . iu afford to wait six
month to hrve "lat fact shown rather
than have us gi ;o war on a thoory
hastily reached
. THE CASK A HE SEE II.
The question of a war with Spam s
the one leading theme of public dis
cussion in thl country at present, nnd
the general la-llef that such a war is
inevitable seems fo N prevalent.
That a vat inaiority of tho-e who
Uilt so glibly upon the Mihjti-t have
no true ppns lati..n of what war act
ually mean., i also a fact. While
this country di not flinch from a
conflict, if It i actually pressed into
one, it diHs not In the le"t feiir for
the result, yet it wants no war, ami
should and will evade having one if
it is pibie to do so and maintain
the rights and dignity of the nation.
state of defence, and which hhonld
impel Congres to increase his facili
ties to that end. The United State
d not want war; it will not seek
war; but w ar may be forced upon it
Should thedrum-ttt'at aoui d, the pre
paralion now making will be the
Out of his own mouth the speaker
wa condemned. He advocated the
payment of government bond not in
the dollars contemplated by the bond
buyer and feller but in silver dol
Iar. Let u analyze his figure a to
m
Jot a wecnaat tarr.
Not atnncc bccaiac it happen every day.
not fomanbe or thrilling, but (uat a story ol
mfacry aad tuiicring such a only women
know.
For eighteen yean. Sara E. Bowca, of
Peru, Indnna, carried a burden oi pain.
Night and day, without ropfU, eh mi
Irtd the mat dreadful expencne that ever
fell to the lot ol woman.
That she did not die k) almost beyond
Belief.
That the fa well to-day a a miracle.
Mn. Bowcn't trouble lequira no dcaaip.
tion beyond the symptom, which every
woman will instantly rccopnixc.
In describing them Mn. Bowen layii
"For eighteen yean I suiicrcd with
wcaknot pmilur to my sex.
"1 was a broken down piece ol human
ity I a shadow oi a woman.
"My brain was tortured until I could re
member but little. I could not sleep or eat
and was reduced m weight to a mere skele
ton. What little I did cat could not be di
gested in my weakened stale, and caused
me untold misery.
"My tkm was muddy, any eye wo
heavy. I was dizzy all the tfane and to
tally unfit for even ordinary housework.
" Doctors prescribed lor me without avail
Medicine was recommended and taken ia
quantity but tt did no good.
" Time and time again I was at the brink
"i S i i.KIWV
iTVTA he
Strlntr Out.
ell y.U i.ul manners nuke the
1
el despair. Day by day any trouble grcw
worw, and dark indeed was the day before
by oeuverancc
" A iriend oi mine told me about Dr. Tit
Hams' Pink Puis for Pale People and what
ucy naa accompusnM lor otHm m my
condition.
" It was the first fftimoss of the sun ct has.
tt&ttttLrZZ HILLSB0R0, 0REC0X.
tnra 1 lell utcar cttccU I bought more and
continued to take them until 1 was well
and strong.
" They liberated me from the most terrible
bonds that ever tortured a woman. They
brought me new hie when death was
welcome.
"I recommend them to my friends, and I
as not hesitate to say to every suffering
woman m the world that Dr. Williams
Ptnk PUls will cure her."
Dr. Williams' tfnk Puis (or Pale People
are a specific for all forms oi weakness.
a ne Blood is vnahted and becomes preg
nant with the elements oi life. The ner
vous system H reorganized, all irregularites
are corrccieo, suengtn returns and disease
disappears. So remarkable have been lhe
cures performed by these little pills that
their fame has spread to the iar ends oi
civilization. Wherever you go you will
find the most important article in every
drug store to be Dr. Williams' Pink Pilk
tor fate People.
man.bt I il t i.we Solid ingredient oi
(hii. I. ( it nc.sirv to a true
ivn ni manhuod. it a nun has these totn.
and also has the rul sense to dress well
ill on J the -ijtvtistimg out" lor nun
all over the world.
FOR REALLY CCRRFCT DRESS
In Material. Stl. lit. finish, and Gentle
manly filet, you should order your tailor- X
1HB7 i
& M. DORIS CO..
Tkc Greet Cblcafo Merchant Tallort
PororcrXO Vrartlhr l.rn.trra la the CuMom
Trad. You euii el "HOkV Bull ur Ovrr.-ual
Sue Iras nuary llua M UMuUly 4 Sue lufcrwc
voivla and taiiorme
riTAK ninit AKAMTr.tn.
ISM Vhm Dmm l .
SCHULMERICH & SON,
AXD SEE PATTERNS.
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CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
Hi
WHO BUVM IMPUBTEI) t.00IW.
the bond. Ilia Hirurps hImcw ih
mean of early ami decisive l.l(,wS if with ,,er, n at li!)(,o,oHt; value of
not, t ls fact that they were vigor
out win go a long way to inspire
the rtxpect for the Unitwl States
abrornl which 1m one of the bet ol
ifuaranteeti that the country will be
left free to puroue il c.ic.ful eon
'liimt of trade ami commerce and to
reduce its war inilobtiHlne-i."
SPAIN'S KKSrOXSlHII.ITl.
Kold bullion to pay them, $1,!(NI,inn);
vi I lie of ailver bullion to pay them
r.).".(i,0tM). If (hi, in not repudiation
what ia? The bond holders do cot
itii iiHure the aize of the ateul. All
crrtlitors would have to receive the
tame money. U the turpitude of the
highwayman Kretter than the party
that would legislate a man's money
out of hia pocket?
Htuting a historical fact without the
corelating facta lienring ou it, with
the intention to mislead the public
is no better than a.uiming a false
premise, making statement that
would allow the hearer to draw
wrong inference ia no better than
As soon as it is admitted that there
was an outside ex plosion the burden
ni prooi resis iimii npain to prove
that the catastrophe was not a hos.
tile act. Turtiedoea cost big money
rbere are uot many idle Spaniards
around Havana harbor who Hssess
several thousand dollHrs to miri-ham
torpedoes: nor are these destructive 't''nt,nt, yet the apeaker from
agenta to be purchas.! at the nearest hU 'I,ol,0a, 'lhod of argument was
toyshop. If it was an anchored ul"'wwn' ueoaier carrying
mine which caused the ei,lnlon. a cnip on nis anoumer annum nave
could have been detonated only by ,he ability '"'"'y 8,a,e ,ne
I i;...a .. 1..,. .....I U.. a I la
means of wirv leading to a torpedo ' 'u" nM" BU1D P''
station ashore, suppoeed to be under lawman,
the control of trusted ottlivra of the One would infer from his remarks
Hpanish army. All lawyers kuow that silver had teased to be a money
that if half a dozen men start out to after the demonetization of 7a and
commit a burglary and murder en- that the yellow metal had the whole
sue, all of them are guilty of murder load to carry. But this Is an error.
because it was an illegsl act which Its legal tender quality has not been
nave ris io ii. j i a nimnisn narnor- uewtroytti ana ine u. . uses more
master miMired the Maine over a sub- silver than any nation on the globe
marine mine and Spanish officers al- exi-ept India and China. Nor was he
lowed it to remain there in an expos- any more happy in reference toother
ed condition, where it was liab'e to historical tacts. Two periods were
dent ruction, they thereupon became alluded to, from '73 to '78 and from
guilty oi destroying the ship by enm- '78 to '92. Iloth references were to
inal negligence, if nothing else. This brace up the ailver cause. If the
is the exact situation at the present coinage of silver was restMinsible for
time. There is in the Ksessinn of the prosperity between '78 and "X2
the government certain information then the 5 years next succeeding 1873
which tends to show that the Maine ought to have been more prosperous
was blown up by an outside explos- than the 5 preceeding yeats from V8
ion. If this evidence is strengthened to '73 liecause more silver was coined
Spain will have to disavow the re- between the former than the latter
potisibiiity and tlo it quickly or date. But the 5 years of panic were
there will tn an instant declaration not so prosperous as the preceeding
of war by the congress of the United years of pro-is rilv, hence we have
to look for some other cause than nil
vertoaccount for the depression of
'73 to 7H.
Statws. i hi. sio Tribune.
tiOLU rKON AltKOAO.
The fact that little gold is coming
Mr. Clarno'a stated that the
!..,.. ,1.1 i 1 i . . ,.
""r""" ,u bond holders knew the relative value
ine larjre t irtxs ()j exportation
Of
ovr iuiMirts U pu.r.liiigs gssl many
IMiiple, but is il surprising, after all.
that foreign holder of American .
curi'iis pref-r sending those securi
ties home for liipiilation rather
ban settling their balance in
lil, in view of (he cm i limit tleuiatid
f poiili al agitators for the a.loption
of a depreciated dollar. I'ortlamt
Tribune.
I he nrheit -enat rial inse came to
a rltiiil vot- in thesem.te lust Monday
and went ngal'it -"eating Mr Oirbett
by a Vote of aj rw nay fit. The
Vote seem mil lo have teen along
party lines. It fixes a prece-tent that
il. ii lit lex will Isi-ome the rule here
after. Already it had U-en establish
ed that no governor' Nptaiiutee
would lie seafeil if the legislature had
lieen in sion aft'r the vacancy hail
occurred. The (Orla-lt ase mm I re
The Chronicle summing up of the the legislature to elect a senator when
situation Is emphatic illy to the point,' it Is certain that otherwise there will
be a vacancy. In other vcerds tbe
full and clear. It says that the "first
step civilized government takes
when Its flag has la-en outrsgti, or
its rights invaded by the subjects or
citizen of another civilized govern
ment, Is to demand apologies and re
paration, and in the latter may be
counted "moral and intellectual" as
well aa physical damages. If such
apologies are forthcoming and such
reparation is made there is nothing
leil for the offended slate but to close
the incident and resume courteous
relations. The attitude of Spjiln al
the prewent crisis Is, outwardly at
U'ast, symimthajlc and respectful.
TheJivn liepnt, the Premier, the
I. S. senate will not permit a state
legislature to nejjlivt to elect for the
purpose of making a vacancy so that
the governor may appoint. It make
no difference if there is no organiza
tion or no session of the ltyi-lature
or n. Lupines done. If the state
constitution flx- the time for hold
ing a session of she legislature and it
fails for any rtasor. to do o, the sen
ate will not sent the governor's ap
Hintce, evidently realizing that an
element of corruption is liable lo re
sult which is opposed lo the purity of
politics ami oppim-d to giasl public
ollejr.
of gold and silver when the tionds
were sold. True. But the state
ment is but h subterfuge because
neither the bond buyer or seller could
forte!! the slump in the value of sil
ver that occurred several years after
the bonds were issued. To lake ad
V!tnhg of an unforeeu fall in the
value of one of the coin metal- to pay
the Ixuid holder" In the coin of lesser
value might run in the eyes of Mr.
Clarmo a sharp business transaction
but to a lover of honest dealing the
transaction would lie discreditable
and dishonest.
Mr. Clarno is a fair artist as hi.
blacklsHird exercise ahow hut he t
not en ugh of a tailor to clothe the
wolf of repudiation with sheep cloth
ing. One more jsiint we will notice and
then allow the speeker to rest, as he
said he had leen out of the bisiniss
for several years. When he ti.l that
the coinage value was 11.2'J in the U.
S. he made a statement intent i. naliy
to diitive the public or from den-e
ignorance. The coinage value of sil
ver at it to 1 Is alstut 61) rents. Our
advh-e to Mr. Clarno is "heavare of
question of either friend or fo. In
the gospel of deceit the gun might be
hauled." li.
In a recent issue of the Washing
ton "Pust" Mr. K. M. Barnett, the
representative of a London exporting
firm, ia quoted as saying.
"There will always be a demand for
suis-rior line of merchandise of every
description from the old country,
My house makes a special of flue arts
and our trade with the United (State-
is very satisfactory. The firms that
semi over high priced woolens are
doing a splendid business. They
make clothes so much better and finer
than they can be produced in Ameri
ca, for climatic reasons, that men who
will wear only the best clothing can
not I satisfied with any thing that
ia not Imported. There is no sort of
a tariff law that your Congress can
frame that will shut us out of your
markets."
.It is a meiuncholy fact that a large
number of well dressed American
men "cannot lie fBtir-ttcd with any
thing that is not imported." They
seem unable to dispel the Illusion
that if you want the beat you must
go to Europe for It. They have not
learned, and it is difllcult to eon-
vince them, that tho time haa passed
when America must depend Un
foreign loom for its high grade
woolens, and that some of the finest
fabrics produced anywhere in the
world are being woven to-day in
American woolen mills. Amercian
Economist.
That is a part of the republican
policy. Let the rich who can best
afford it pay the duty and a high one
on imported finery.
The St. Louis Republic has a para
praph stating that a Havana news
paper had an extra on the street an.
nounceing the blowing up of the
Maine within seven minutes after the
explosion occurred. Every newsap
er publisher in America knows that
such "enterprise" is Impossible un
leas the reporters knew beforehand
that the event would happen. The
!est record ever made In America
where fast presses anil tye setting
machines are used, ia three minutes.
In that instance a murder trial was
reported. It was known that one of
two verdicte woultl be returned, ac
cordingly two stereotypes were made,
one announcing guilty of murder, the
other manslaughter. The verdict
was read "manslaughter." The re
porter ran to a telephone in the court
house antl reported to his paer, the
manslaughter form was put on the
press and the edition on the street in
three minutes. If lhe Spaniards had
extra out ia seven minutes,
they were in the conspiracy antl are
responsible for the destruction of the
Maine.
The. Academti prepares for Collefle and Hires
a thorough English Education, the best pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses reiij lot. Board and rooms at the
Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tceeh, including
ii is unnersiooti ny a Washington
exchange that the Eastern Democrat-,
headed by Mill, Murphy, Croaker, electric light and heat
ninun tit ew Jersey antl other, are
r;":.;s"vi!,":'iJ:,:,i the college dormitory
Deinoratic party in 1!MH) lo the ex
elusion of such extreme free-siiver Under experienced management, trill fur
men as Bryan, ikiiey, and other hish rooms and board at cost on the chib
western and Southern aspirants for
the nomination. Justice Parker has
a recoru as a moderate silver man,
not an extremist, and the plan of the
people, who are working to this end
is to Htiajie the nomination and the
platform in a way to relegate the sil
ver question to a back seat uimiii tlie
platform, though not entirely out t f
view, making government by injunc
tion and other fads of this sort . the
cry with which to cutch the spular
ear, and omitting the tariff enllrclj
from the issues to be dicusscd.
plan, not to exceed $1.50.
For full particulars, address
PRESIDENT McCLELLAM).
Forest Groce, Oregon
FALL
TERM
BEGINS
SEPTEMBER
15, 1S97.
Hillsboro Pharmacy
UNION BLOCK
MAIN TBIT,
Dr. F. A. Eailey, Prop
Pure fresh drugs, Brushes, Taints, Oils, Sponges ami all Druggists
Gov. Lord, In an interview at The Sundries, Fine first class cutlery a specialty.
Dalles reported in the Oregonian, at
tributed the defeat of Mr. Corbctl ii
the U. S. senate to his being an activi
and prominent sound money man
This statement would deserve more
creuit If ine speeches In the senate
in his favor had not laen made by
such pronounced free silver men as
Chandler of New Hamofhire and
Populist Turner from Washington,
while his roost earnest opsmenii-
were gold standard republicans. It
is not strange that the irovernor
I'xtrat are in 'oiiipoinliiiir I'rfKtrlptloHs.
MI Hf IF KM N.I,K.
hiii i led and --aid nothing" when
asked whether an -'extra session
would tie called." He probably
"smiled" at tbe Innocence of the in
terviewtr w ho ssked the question.
KlMISEXT
ntJIIKT
AMI KK.
EniTOK ISDEPESDKXTi I would
like to ask a few questions. Is it not
one o the fun lamentat principles of
tl is government that the majority
shall "ite".' Is it not one of the prin
ciples of the republican party if it
has any principle at all? Did not
majority of the representatives elect
ed by the repoblican party to the leg.
islature of the state of Oregon two
years ago meet at the proper time,
qualify and take their seats ready
aud willing to do their duty? And
a minority said no, unless you con
cede to us your rights as free Ameri
can citizens ami no as we say, you
shall do no business at all? If you
reiiieinls r two years ago there was a
black sheep bv the Dame of Jona
than Bourne, w ho got a snition in
the republican ranks. There had to
lie a funeral and a good many of our
prominent republicans w rote epltaplis
for the tomtwtone of Jonathan but
Jonathan arose on the 1 1th day of
January 17, at Halein ami formed a
combination with one Simon, a sn
called gold standard republican, and
t geiher they held up the legislature
ami now it appears that some of the
epitaph writers have stepped down
ami imt of the republican party Into
The nations of the earth who have
moderu warship iu Iheir naval
armament ar.il every one of the
leading nations is possessed of several -
will cease to hold amicable relations
with Spain, if it is proven that the de
struction of the Maine wns oflicially
connived at by that nation. It woultl
be a case of perfidy unexampled in
human annals, and would otsni up a
menace to other nation's naval outfit-
ment that could not tie guarded
against in any waters controlled by
Spain, and of a necessity would for.v
naval vessels of all other nationalities
to forever avoid those wafeis. lit
reality making a "pariah" nation of
Spain. Prehaps she deserves just
that condition. Albany Herald.
The remarkable phase of the pres.
ent claims of the oposcrs to the re
publican arty, hiended democrats,
populists and so-called free silver!
republiians, in their claiming
sponsers Lincoln antl Jefferson, when
neither of these statesmen were ever
VIKTKK UK AS EXKCI'TIDV.
Iccrcc anil ortler el' sule. issncl mil ni
mi' I in-int I ourt ot t it- Htiite ol' t iremin lor
o iiMiiTiriiin i miinv llilavorol J K H iiiw-
its mill ai'.niiMt 11 Llirilliii, .hours (jrillin.
.M I. lo ,tl ii, John I .rutin. I Inn.liire tirit-
iiii. .Mary Hoy. I, A. I. In- Poke, Kllt-n Wwil-
iiiini. ami I 'ui.-v Armilil. lor lhe hiiiii of
! - e. hi s. noil lor t lie liirtlier mini ni
l-.i I' S L'.il.l coin willi iiitnvM ilu risiii nt
tin-rate nl' In per t-eni per iiiiiiiini I'rum the
lull ihiv of rehillaiv I.vs,. uticl tin- I'urlhiir
inn ill f i) with inl.Trsl thereon at the rule
of s per rent p r annum frmn the 1 ; tt la ilay
nl Hi t einls r Ii7. attorneys fees, itnil for
tin; rust.siinil expense-, ol siilo, ami of miiil
wi n :
Sok. therefore, hv virtue ami in miron-
iinei' ol sniil jmlL'iiient .lerrit- iin.l or.lerol
.-ale, I will on Momlav, the 7tli ilay of
March l!tx Hi'theaoiitli door of the ('ourt
Iioiim' in lluislioro a.-hitiLMoli t'oiinlv
(.iiiv.iii uij; he hour of 10 o'clock a m .'if
.1 fl:IV Kclliittilll.il,' ti.iit I.. II... I.ii.l..
est bill. ler lor ea-h, Un-lollowinv ilcscriliisl
real property vowit :
lleiiiit iiiirt of the (lo.niLioii himl pliiiin ..r
John Hint ami Jane Unit his wile mill
more particularly tlcsci ils-il as follow to
wit: iit-KiiiniiiK ui a (Kiiiit on lhe south
iHiiimlaiy line ol sunt .lonal ion claim I is
lam sum li m-fi1 east l.'.i.l chiiiiiN from
me soiitn-wcstcor ol sai.i claim -iinl run
niliir thence Koutli s:i" 2. ' in.l on tin. a,.inl,
iMiiimliiry line of saiil claim !l t i chains to
i sione in me center a the roml thru,.,.
mirth HI' .dr east Tt.il rlinins to a i...i.
theiiia-north w.t- IV ,s lu.sii chains to a
post. Iheniv south ft.01 chains to tl.n ,,l,u..
of hi'L-iniiiiiir. rutitiiiiiinir S acres of h.t.,1
more . r u-ss, to satisfy the hiTi inls'lore
iiaineil sums ami fur the costs mni ..r.
sey of said tulle.
Hunt prois-rtv will he kiI.I suliinct to r..
lenintion, ns ts-r a.alnte .it (lip .,,..
Wll'in-s my html tills 'A 1 i:ir Kal.rn.
I IK'IS.
w. I. mi An vi i it n
Shcrill of Wn-hin ..,. r.iiintv. I ir-oon
ltvC K Deichmuli ilctiulv
C A bliowels, utty for pill. 8i-ll
Mill-: It IK KM Nti.i:.
)Y VI KTl'K OF AS KXKCt'TloX,
I ili .ni' ami or.hr of sale issmsl out ,r
Is Your niisiiioss Dull.'
Then this is the time lo improve
it. Ism't wait until "Hometliing
turns tip," Imt turn it up yourself.
UeineinlsT this the purs.se of
nilvertising is to briiiR laisiness.
The vi isti Iiiisiness man w ill a.lvcr
tise ns tit mil if not more in dull
seasons as in busy reasons.
A kikkI ami time In morel vaiy
of advertising is through t,
lln i snoiio Imiki'Knuknt. Wheth
er you want to get out something
neat to semi through thu mails or
something cheap to throw around,
come anil sec ns.
If You Wore He
Yes, if yon were the creditor
ami saw the merchant sitting
iiily in his shop accumulating
more ilitHt, col, wcl.s ami out-of-st
yle K'ls nmn riwt yn Wol,,j
pn.lialily H.. like asking, Why
don't you
Wake Up
use the advertising columns of
the IIii.i.kiioko Iniikiknoknt
and excl.anire your stis k for
legal teniler f H'ltat say you.
Hush Work
is a problem in most job offices.
Not so with the IIIM.SI10KO Is
Iiki'Kniikst Printcry. We have
a lartre lorce of men at work all
the tune ahd can "rush" a job
for yon witln.ut any trouble.
When you want work .lone
quickly Kive the IIii.i.sboro In.
ki-kkiknt Job Ollice a trial.
Mlft:itf.N HAM.K.
the I ircuit ourt of the t-i.-im .r ii.........
lor n a-iiimrtoii t ountv in Isvor i.r It i.'
l-alletl Upon to register Opinions upon- John K Jor'usoit h.V liusl.nn.1. JuliaM
natiiani nun m liiivnar.l lor t hp sntn r,t
to costs, an. l lor tlie lurlher sum iil':ta. ci
points now in controversy, and every
expression they ever made clearly r s f,ui "' will iiitenmi thi-nsiii at the
intlicaics thst If they had been so u:yV:v;m;sV'!ri','r.'t;:!,
called Upon they WOUltl have lieen in """ "' t:'J w"1' "'tunt thereon at the rate
... .,-i . nn j-r aioiiou l-om tin- '.'il ilay
ol .N.ivemlier is-i7 as atlornt v f.s-s ami (,'r
tli-coHs an.l cxp. iistn ofjsal,. and 0 saij
w it :
Now, therefore, hv virtue ami In piirrni
ance of saiil jiiilu'ini nt ilis ns- ami oruer of
-ale, I will on ..omlavlhe 7th .lay of March
ls"s. at the south il. sir of the t'onrt house
in llillslsiro W.ihinntiii l oiintv, Oregon
nt the hour of III o'clock a lu of" saiil day
sell at pnhlie auction to the highest hi,.
.1. r lot cist, the L llowiiiit ilcsi rils-il re..l
direct opposition to what the-e pre
tending reformers, btrf real olMce
seekers only, are contending for. It
is clearly au effort al stealing the
livery of Heaven in which to serve
the devil. Albany Herald.
The secretary of war has abandon
ed the Klondike relief expedition
and will turn back into the treasury the cniutHiiation with Jonathan ami
the unexpended balance of the appro-1 Jo. Vhy is this Ihu-? tt ho defeat-
prlstiotv The reason for this course ed (Vil.
in that the relief is not needetl in'lss
a i. ... - 1
Cornelius for governor in
The Portland Chronicle talks as II
then- were at some time free silver
republicans. Let it amend its opinion
licputiiicau have always stood for I
sound money. Individuals may
have tired in supporting thf party
but when they voted for Iiryan or
any other free silver candidate, they
ceased to I republicans and their ac
tion in no way influenced the policy
or the reputilp an party. It and i.
supsirters are fur sound money and
the only organization of any mo
ment that is. It Is idle for the Chron
icle or any other pavr to intimate
that there are two republican parlies.
UY..LR1Tf u.r A KXECPTIOS
i- or,l,r ol Ml c issued onto
''".':.. I'll,,, hta.e of Iree ,"
tor V4al.inKu,n t orn,, v in f ; of w '
b,r, Kovernorol ,he ,s,u. J ,
saleo' st h.s.l aT,( nnivcr. i-v I , .
VS '"Htnlier-
".tiiehiohr',,,,, vz:r: .wv:i
eirts, mid .or
property tow it :
I lie Mllli
.) liar i f of sc.
wt ill. M. r. W.ishmiti
K'.n to saii-lv il,,. hrri.nil.,irM
-all
said property
Walker for il.." , . '"'j ;,.r"""1 '"' H II
the ti thersuin i.ktw.
with interest Ou-r,Zn , t he ,". """
p-r cent ps r annum rom ih," ,.,t " H
Novemlr ts-rr and lor ,1, . . '"
l-nseso saleind'orsa'idwHt'"81
Now. there
MarehTs"" , " l..y
lions- in ii ii. : ;'."f,ro "
On n at the hour of I ' t '" ''0"", v
rtav sell a, pnhlie ,u tio ' ' 'V P"'
bidder for ca.h the ll-o ' . ,"K,','t
real property uUj """""'K -lesi rilsd
t i K7Ji'u i""'!Lr" ' nf -
1.. ' ' "lltlikT Ml a. r..
(I Is- si i it aiilow.f In 1 an., " eire
imrsii.
I ourt
i.-t .piarter of the southwest
s in low n-hin -1 .luith r.n..
con my tre-
tiained
-urns and or the iwl and exs?nsi ol nod
TheOregonian calls Senator Prow
nell of Clacksmss a liar. To u out
this way it apnr that such crimi
nation will not ret a single vote for
sound mtrfwy. Hy this it f not meant
that Itrownell will desert the repub
lican party, but the spare ueil to vil
ify him might have ls-en devoteil Ui
such an axlv icacy of staind money
that a free silver e, tti.r would have
gone to the polls ami voted itith .
next June.
. ! in pt i. ri as s r statute ot i Irevi
ilne-s my i,ai,d this .si day of Feb
ru.iry 1.14'.
s! -,t . u- . W' " "ISAIiKolUl.
Mierilf ol a-h;iiKion t'ounty. On-iron
,, , , ... ,."v ' : l1 !! hiiiaii deputy,
i.'cha-.l Vt ..iilauue. J-41
Atl.il u) lor r.aiut::f.
1-in.t i """ sunn
Hald ,..,-... '.V'"'"'"'"-" "Will sale.
! J'-nt . , rL. . " ' j'-l " re-
.ry,lr ""'hna, "';":" K.d,r-
.ttlMi'niajf mtor'n Natle.
ty
. sitiiati
, to-w it :
T.4mrt tnair Itowala Wlia. ra.M
Cue I? fnthartlc. ear anesttlrNtoiwi tnrrnrt.
N TIIK I lif.NTV ( ut ' It T Of TIIK
Slut.. ,.f .......... r ii.i.. . --"
" '' k".i, lor .n iiun.ilnali coliit-
In the matter of tl. e-tat,. of l arolin,.
M. ;er, li ci -1.-1 i'nrs lai.l ti. an order of
.' . v, , . ' alter the lllh
........ ..ia .ii. it .. sen at privnle sale, lor
ea-h or Its ,., i.l.l.'l-l.t. the loll., will, d,-
- ..'--I r. io pr..s ny iii sai.l it. I at.
" a-l o n cant N . t ireinn
" ' '....i'-. in- e iraet, e.,il,.n(.jir
, ' r'M "stion twenty
' ' o-i.tr- two til s.Mitl, f
..viiTi.,,,;,,,..,,,,,,,,. Wlllainetti- M
1. 1 an. ri.roiini. inenei- amnir the
oi sal. I ss tii.n. twenty. five
tli. nce .-:ist at nrlit a'u-l
lie- -outlii-i n i,i
t li.iins , tticni
I Hi.
rhai ns
ni'v
Hberi.r0fW.,,,,Vn,;!fluA,i;K,;l;'.
Hl' L I. , ,OlM.O
Tho. U. ToUJaT", " I" piitv
Attorney i.,r !;,., , 3 f
ni, orr.
e i,,r
ti'd chains:
pa-all. I will.
ne ,., p.a,, i ,., ti,,,. r,,ri v ,
south, ahinir tlie i.t In,
I ti.-i-r. r s. i ..n. twi-nty-iivs. t,i
thenr.. w. -t to the phi,-e of .,.
KiUsI at Port land, Onvor,, February 4,
rri. WrMN,,tft,
Ailioiost'ator -4 the lati.to of sr., I, a.
alt i. r, ar. CM
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and Alice M Ii ' . ... '-"' "',,1 .,, W.
or.. ""'""'in Hi-lit-
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