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HLLSliORO IXLEPE.l)t.T ll.ra LA U piUA At Hosto, rrtpuua. Miihi ) r ii -ttOKil KUHLIHH1MJ IX)., Cnr il. M L.UULt, Alitor fUIDAY, A PHIL 8, 19. KCI't BLICA5 HTATC tO.lf KM lo. A repuh-IUvn onveutioa for tl e state of Oregon in hereby called ! meet in the city of Astoria on Thur- day, April 14, 1H, at the hour i.t 1 1 oVIiK'k a. tn.t for the purpoae nl nominating randidatea for stale and Ji-triet ofllii, eicept contfreasinet', ami to traiiwt urn other fU"inen- may proierly come before mid tin ventiou. The rooveotioo will inii- it of 45 delegate, apportion! it among the several couutie of I tie slate a follow: Haker 6 Lane. U 12 U lit. m 7 Linn , ( lackamaa 1 Lincoln t'lalanp 10 Malheur Columbia ti Marion t' 7 Morrow Crook 4 Multnomah Curry 3 Poik Iiouirla II Sherman.... (iilliam 4 Tillamook .. (iranf 6 Umatilla.... 4 3 2n 4 till I ..3 Harney 3 Union. 8 Wallow 3 Jackon Joeeiihine ft Waaco V Klamath 3 Washington 11' Like 3 Yamhill. In The name Iwing one delegate a large for each county aud one dele- gate for each -00 votes and fraction Iherwif of .'0 votea or over aa caat for Win. McKinley at the presidential ebrtion held in November, 1H96. The committee recomn end thai Ihe primer iM be held on Saturday, April 2d, md the county eonventloiii- on Weiliiewlay, April 6, 'tf, unlet otherwise orderetl by the aeveral county committeen. Sot. IIikm'H, Chairman. ). X. Ienny, Secretary. Portland,; Feb. 2, lH'jH. (ALL I'UK IU.tiKI.VIUAL I0 VtXTIO I'UR THE IKHT blSTKKT. A republican convention for tht first congressional district of Oregoi I is hi reby called to meet in the city of Kugeneon Monday, April II, IHtlH al Uie hour of 2:;l() o'clock p. m. for the durpse of nominating a candi- iIhIc for ctnigreiw for the first con gressional district of Qregon, and to transact such other business as max properly come up before aald convee- tion. The convention wilt consist ol !.')(! delcgaies apMiintel among the several counties of Ihe first district a follows : Itentoii 7 I Clackamus l.'i Cisis 7 Cury ... 3 1 (ought II I Jackson Josephine ft i Kalamath 4 ltke 3 Lincoln !1 Lane 12 Linn .Marion I'O l'olk ( Tillamook 5 Washington....!:' I Yamhill 10 The same lieing one delegate al large for each county and one dele gate for each -00 votea ami fraction then if of 50 or over, as cast for Wm, McKinley at the presidential election held in November, 18. The committee recomends thai tht primaries be held on Satnrday, April ;t, and the county convention on Wednesday, April 6, ISSH, unlet otherwise ordered by the several county commit tes. J. R. IlKMlRIt'K. J. A. Wilson, I hairman. Secretary. TheOrtifonian in its zeal for bank nottfl ami Ihe gold standard has re moved iu old correspondent, at llillslairo, Ir. Wood, w hoi a republi can and a staunch supporter of sound money, and ha appointed Mr. Long; the editor of Ihe Ari;us a free silver, debased money, straw slack currency advocate. Word (Mine from St. Michaels via li.iwson, Alaska, that Andree who started lo the North Pole Iu a balloon last July has been heard from. Il thi new h.ll be verified it I Ihe tlr-t that ha, reached hi friends since the thirl day afler his start. The balloon that floated toward the North, carried three people and six month store of food, w hich was to lie further replenished by lh game of the A relic. .A hasty consideration of afliir ha leil some tosfHrtti that the patriotism of America is dying out. They seem to think that the prov.cation that Spain h already given should have ""' " ".-... -r "Mile r.. n,-j iiiiki -i kuai iiieuay i of wo-slcn ships and brass cannon is I picd. No single individual can I now tit out a ship aud by a single j overt act bring on war. M.alern gun and D ialing forts ot steel are not built in a day, and when war is de- clareil it must be done by nation for j none but a great nation can afT rd lo go to w.-tr. Spain cannot burn Ihe candle at both eud, which she will realise iu a month. Weightier mailers have tirivrn the ' little island of Crete, and It trouble out of the mind of the people ol thia country, but an ta.vit.nal airay par agraph show that the Turk and the Cbriatian are still In evidence over there. It appears possible now that Prince (Ieorge will be ertabli4id governor of the island, thus giving (ireece virtual rontrnl, but the eveut 1 1 will be a direct iniIihiu of Kusi-i n ugg-lion,howinr who L master ol tbesiiu.ition in Ihe Turkish qutioii. ' XA TluXAl l.S TkkVkX ru.V. If we ... !.. .r with fpin w hat U 0ur1-r.evea.1c4-? What cu-e m we Tii insurgent iu t'uf have thrown j off the (Spanish yoke and have h-n flhtin the mother nuntry fur three I in America w ere haturin petty iTitui year. To wht uteot 1 I we b Ji:a rial nu-h a horirlarn and. th like tided io ibterfeerintf in the war? ! ridding, the nation of ihe criminal la iu priM-rutine, theiii)ard j cia-t. ami prevent n it it propagatKO, war measure have attempted h. , ispain has heeu making away with starve the in-uri; ut and to that end ! iu best ut j-i-1s aii'l cultl Valium its have called all th farmer from their farm and con centrated iheiu into the l.iwnxi a to prevent any farm u plie la-ing produced, or filling into the hand of the insurgent. These Spanish farm er are ui.j"-t of Spain ami, out- warily al b-a-t, auppurliug the gov- ernioeni. In tlie town they aie e-'ii-sutuera and that I i of imported food. Sjoii their ability to buy was exhaute.. They Mete starved under Ihf ojuih of ret'oncentr4ilie. iiiir by the thousand. It wax the govern men I' duty to feed lhee people am: it neglect tie-niiie criminal cruelly. Kor thi all civilize)! counlrie in modern Iiiih-h have auuiel the rijf ht lo interfere. Thia i the irr.iund of complaint made l.y the l'i.iei Stalew. To remove thia cau-e nf crit icim the sinih K)vertiiiieut rei-iii-ded the order eollectintf the farmer Into the town. They are not per ill it ted to (fo hack to their farm and become -lf supporting. But thia doe not aatify our ifov eminent. War in t'uha mut top. 1 " f'im'" 'he war then the iinur- ifwiiit will have ir.uned their inde pendence. I la the I'nited State the ri(ftit to dein.iml thi.'? K'Uliti I, leriuany, Kuiia and Krana-oiiitil the right to interfere in a like rebel lion lat year where the iiwurgeanta of t'rete were flhtinif Turkey. The ame natiou or a part of theiu in ent a 11 -el into the IVIop intnu- to exercie gotnl orti.v between (ireeiw and Turkey, w here a cruel j war wa. racing. By accident the al- I liJ fleet met Ihe .Mohamedaii ami when the smoke cleared away there ' were no Mohametlan. There wa. no i mine ol Oreek government then ; than there L now in Cuha, yet the : powers act one up and maintained it till it wa able logo alone. The na- tion therefore aaume the right to ' interfere and atop a cruel war fpeci- ' ally when o conducted there i no ptnci: ii U LO.NIMIX, April f. A diatch 71 teleifram received al the Vatican tr the failure of the poie's intervention. WASHIXd IDX, April 5lh. l'resideut McKinley never invited Ihe pope lo intervene la-tween the United States and Sjmiii a slate.) iu the news reports of yesterday. XKW YOKK, April ,'. KuroM'an interferance in American affair w ill not tj tolerated by President McKinley. say the Wash ington correspondent of the Herald. There w ill I no mediatiou of the differences laMweeu the United States and Spain, for the admin, titration w ill not accept it. ISelieviug such acceptance might estab lish a precedent for future inti rfen nre in questions lo which the ii Uuitetl Slates may tie a party, anil in line w ith Ihe historic policy ij enunciated by President Mounie, opposing Kuropean meiidlitig with affairs affecting this government, (he administration ha decide,! tha1 n irtnere is in te m. illation it must W of Cuba, and not meiliHti .n U'tween prospect of il termination by the parties immediately concerned. Thia I, then, the ca-- of thel'.iited States Stop blood-hcd, prevent cruelty, es tablish -aet ful industries, promote trade. Indeed the w hole doctrine of intervention is baei on Ihe idea of establishing and maintaining peatv. And it is I hat which i ii .fluencing the Kuroin tmtiot.a to advise Spain to concede Ihe tlemaml of the Unit ed Statiw and prevent war. Kntrland rtognizHl the riiilit of the United Slates In interfere U'lween Spain and the Culian instirgeant hence she can not interfere between the I'nited Statiw and Spain to prevent the form er from righting a wrong. THATOVHRSWHT. It ha been a ditticull thing for both republican and tbtn-a-rats to understand why the reform forces could have omitted to have pasd the usual resolution denmiiu inif ihe taking of illegal fs by state officer, (hie of Ihe Washington county dele gates explain the omi-ion by ayinir It was an iversight. Ilaviiik: in mind ihe declaration ol Col. l'.uier s in thai the resolution s del atnl four hour and surrendered in order lo get more nbsiantisl r. c,k: in I ion on other matter, it I not just clear i how Ihe 'oversight"' m urn d !',- ; pie of Ihi is.uniy have wonderisl what the uttaniil rv,'gnitioii i , It How lr.t!Setres. x 'li said, that ! I Kincaid w ho iset m.xt of th"-e fees I wanltsl It so, and to get hi desire I siitwcrilsl fin.iNNIlo Ihe caiiiait:n ! fund. I hi i lht-recovnirion." , I t Shai low ii the n lllitv seat (allatiu county in the s.utheastern pari if Llinoi-, wa sim,t complete ly disiin.yni by a fl,l on Sunday lasl. The town i built on the Ohio river bottom and ( r.livt.nl by em bankment. The Ohio I vt-ry hiuh and a brak in the It vee one hundred : fe-t in width lei a voiume of Jo f.-et of water Into the town without a j moment's notice. It w al the sup- per hour, and Ihe 1'ihI NipuUtion were partaking of the evening meal. The tbtisl struck a clusierof one-story hou- tirst, swept I hem from thi ir foundations and hurliil them against the belter buill brii-k huin h"U. Tht- i-rumbleil and gave up tlwif content lo the seething water. 1b taeentwoand three hundn-i of the inh hiiaut were dMwnol, tsmtitud ni.'iy to ine col rn pof ula'ion thai occupied the amaller dai liu-s tir-, strut k. ' The town wa ninnii-l.il wlih the outer world by a railroa I, i)d ly Ibr rifvr. SlewtubimU et . a u--fui uurts.se la reumir io'tir ruira ami u umjr niu mi j uj traii-norting tei.u,! ! bUnkH4, (1j mitrifeucv ration to i While Kuland and her ttJ 10L-U next violent paaion tiii uow it tiaa a race of incompetent.. In Spun hi lory it L Doted that wleti a great, learned, virtuou Uian lifted liim If above the common l.erd, Ihe imjui a.tion cUiined bis hinl. At ti r-t Hie Anglo San nut and the Spanish may have lieeu alxiut eip'ial but during the ivnturie in Ihe survival, the rai- have drifted apart still now there i no equality and we eh 1 1 -e i, it Week wheu the latin -land l-efore t.'ii Kngl'h upeaking iple, they will go down like a dry MuW.lc iu a fire. The eon veil t luu of lt Wednesday was satisfactory. The contest idut had tw-en wagel lietweeu Lrd audi lieer aupporters iu some ol Ihe pre cin 't l-mg dwarfetl into insignifi cance when it wa seen that Mr. (ieer had carried the county by gret! i-ilds. There wa noconont for delegate to the district convention, Mr. Tongue lieing permitted loiiame thetu. The unseemly wrangles witnessed in some ol the counties are not here and Washington county will c.tt a larg vote for Ihe candidate of the repub lican party. The time for holding the County nomination ha not yet been agreed upon, though the central committee ha the matter under ad- visineiit. At the County Uuiou Conveiiti n of delt gates helil here lust week Mr. lunoar in a speech said he wanted the republican county ortjeial cleaned out so thai the "reform forces" could get hold of the hooka and have some one besides republicans exa-rt them. Thi is exceedingly rich in iew of Ihe fact that two of the leading pnv inoter of reform funv" interests, Mr. I'A Schulmerich and Mr. W. II. Wehrung, have certified at different times, that they h.ive ' carefully ex amitieil the rasik and fi id theiu or-re-t. Neither of these gentlemen nor as-ociates of oi'ial standing will from It ime this afternoon say a mi Ihe I'nileil Stales miinmiiiwi lie with Spain It the indepentleniv the United Stute anil Spain. H indulge in such clieap caniaign non sense. Co. St'hiNil jsupl. Craig writes to correct the paragraph puli'ishisl last week in the Fonsl (irove is.rresjsin deuce where it states that he is a can didate for renominxtion. Mr. Craig will not ask for a renonii nation lin ing satisHisI with the ns'gnitioti Ihe party has alreatly shown him. He w ill content himself w ith doing what he, Tin towards a clean repnnii can victory next June. Mr. Craig state that during Ihe pttst three year he has tas'ii in efli , afler pay ing th expense incident to the p ition, he has nol received au average of twelve dollars per month to com la'nsate for the half or two third ol the time he has devoted to the duties oflheoffl.v. Undoubted; y ihe next Su-rihtendent should be paid to de- Vote hi w hole lime lo Ihe duties of the pla.-e and nol lie compelled to engige iu outside employment lor hi support. The conlesi lo re last ,turd,, it the print trie ua ts-tw-en ihe si ji (H.rter- i.f ,iii. r. r. Ii- r and U v- rii-T W. 1". L rd Mith -htf'it oli-c ir ing ty I.ktii o nidi 1 1. ii, s. Ine sifig f le-inmiie, and a pr tier "lie. for I. .. I ,, n i'i,-. in IO It: tid all -up! rting Mr. lie. r is r put the -ins- fu : k' iai .1 .iM-irmii. rl r pnii. c". Ir.nii the Ih - .. tio.i; s hi ll ly. Il4- lsel,e md urit And while It v-II-. I Isi'ii pri- I ! r.lllis-s on , itl ,1 ni.ts rnipr- injs 1. 1. ,. er..r l.irt noli i- .1 in in his H i-m .n .tirrei, . .. . t in sii.l ,!i-'i n .ve ti ii bruslusl a v v. The vive v s -i,- f V 'III g m i. i. n a-l...'e-l in tne r. pu -lie n c . V,iiues.iay was a -luu! d from the usual rU'imu l.ui it pirilile was in Hie rifcht dins-1i .li. N . deiew.it U.lv -Imiild N-s-rniii . .1 to voie s-r. i I.!!.. t. A innri s- au i.i.iix id-1 nl may ro.rly cist s,s-r I t.am.i hut when he is r pre- of a (-.i.stiint n, y In- o n ti ihe in-is ion ti"ge. .1 in; tin 'is -I,, ,, I hi c w lil I I i li- ! , ; I I hi at a .lel.-i ' ' i n lav, an t I'm- J.' I, ( ,.f ;,;: ai 1 ..l a in !", ; I'm IM,- in,. ; w .rc?.e t diu,l i,m.: : u l f;ijr wtfr wtt. ikysu w. m.;i.-rf 9t I-.4..IJ? J.t.t.'.n- ie ,.st ,t r..l,i, l or iti dojF ' - tft44 .. ne ti an cial s ln nrlvt on rfo IUr. pr afarj 1 1 Um -ft t "r J I d j P Mi Kinley hi war iiM-w-i tiea. Le can g-i Auiencwu reside! l tnjl o( Havana which will take mi Sunday. The memge will go to Coogrea Moudty uulemt the S(i,urd in the meantime ba-k down and ii'tx-etle MiKinley'a ile mand. StiouM they taick tlowu there w ill t uo war, o'herie the eiiining ol the end wiii be Momiay next. Judge 1. X. ?ai'Oer-, of Union county, i ken of fr-r arretary ff late o.i I lie republican ticket Jude ! . ohI.t- i raid to la vrv iii.iiilur in i hi county, ami indeeJ there en N j ! no deiij ing Ihe fact ince he ha held ' IheotHceof county ju.lge there for everal lerm. Thi i true, he will not lurn nut to tie a free ilver advo cate or a populist. U'lU-n ot t 'lai kaiua is a thrifty, man. This conclusion is reached af ter hearing a resideut ol Clackamas, w ho attended court here last week. say that U'Heu had paid off IIJ.ooo! worth of mortgagee w ilhiu the at j fifteen mouth. A man who can ! I that with the fsi) revived from Ihe legislative tsaidle is a Ihrif y man. lilshop Hark ley of Marion, has teen nominated ty Ihe reform fonv for joint senator in Clackama and Marijn county. Let's see. Bark icy "kas one of thine who refused to lake the oath of cfliiv ami among those who reivived from s) to from the Jonathan Bourne eorruption fun I. It is nolitvahle that most ol the re publicans w ho votetl ihe "hi-meta'. lie" tick! t to year ago stten led the primaries last Saturday and put on the republican harms. They are welcome liack to the fold after l-eing away from home an I eating husks so long. McMiunville Transcript. K. H. Flagg, well known in this county has been nominate,! for rep- -entative lo Ihe legislature on Ihe republican ticket in Marion county. Mr. Fiagg was a democrat when here, but w hen his part endorsed free silver coinage he left it. W. S. U'lt'it the iNNMlle laker, wa nominated for senator iu Clackamas county by ihe union reform forces He had no oppilion. That will C tile later, to-wit : June fi. Will some of the Union Bemetalic C-tride 1 telesales ex plain aifain bow Kincaid l Knl l dislrihute that I in, ixni campaign fund. The people are afraid of (hat "oversight." KITl Bi ll 0l ?iTV ( ONTKM'ION The delegates met at Ihe court house at 11a. in. and wa called lo order by lr. W. 1. Wood, Chair man oi ihe U publican County Ceu Iral 'ottimitlee. L)r. Wmvl conrar ulattsl the convention upon tha con d ii ion- of the country. He called attention to what was the iu- be lore the convention al its last meeting two year ago. That the party ha won a great victory in the mean time, th.tt a revenue law had heeu pu o'. the law hooks, that sound money bad ln maintained and, would te, if the principles of ihe parly shall uot la- departed from. The first order of business was the selection of t niHirry onl rs, Hon. C. V. Tigxrd of hUsI Bmte wa noiiijuaitsl for temporary eh.iir man by delegate Kddy. ot Ktst Ce,lr Creek, IH-Ieaaie Wheeler, of Hairy, noiiiina s lr. James Wuhycuiub ol South llillslaim, for Ihe same piwi tion. I) Ii irate Travi of West Bute moved that Ihe vote be taken by precinct and that tne chairman of each delegation announce vive vmv the vote of his delegation. The mo lion wa adopted. Some of the dele, gaiion voted solid, but more of them Were divided. The vote for temporary chairman, lr. J n mi- Withycomh and Hon. C. K. 1'iirird belli the nominee stoo. a follow- Withycomh Tigard S. TuhI.ii in (isle Creek lMiry llnverton Ibs-dvihe 1 hi ley N Forest i irove 5 3 5 I -I .1 4 I 1 ti 3 :i Ii ft Ii I 5 S " Wapato Wa-hinifton s IlillsiHiro N ' Cornelius W Hutte rWaverdam Columbia Buxton K Butte K Cellar Creek W Mountain Total 52 87 So Mr. Tigrd wa chiwn teuiir ary chairman. Mr. Ilenion B.iwman a chosen ietii(sirary secreiary. ( n motion of J V Wheeler of (reenville, a commitlea on order ol htisiness. J V Wheeler, V K Ihy, a d J C M.sr. H F. Bryan of S. Hillshoro, mov e I a commiltee of five on credentials. Tie mution wa adopleit. Tne ctn miltee waa U K. Bryan, W. N. B.r- r. tt, I). H. Thoma and II. lrai. J. ('. Ur-r moved a committe on Tiiianent organization which a isiirie. I he committee wa J. C. t.reer. J. I) Merryman. J. Wi-mer. IV!egi A T Knott of For-' ' c.veotTeml the following r ..iiii..ti nd mo veil it adoption: Resolved, That in Ihe deth of 'nator M. Hugne. the republican party ha lost an ahle and efflcieni perm and in resptvt to hi meMtorv that we adjourn until 1 .10 p m. I he resoluti.ni wa adopteil by rising vole. AFTFRXtaiM. -ei . . . i ne convention came together at ' p m. n moil. m of W. K. CSirii a nntleeof three on re .l.it:..na u-.. i-nnte.1 viz: W. K. Curti. l W Stilt and Wm. M. Stephen. tne isimiMUIee on order f btiine. remrfe.l, recomendii g the roni.era- ! lion of he ret a-t of the Coiiimitte- III CtS-,. ,jH, nr), j,. , ,(,,, F.ffecting a perm 1 men t organixi i 1 ii-o. r. I-'lofr f i fho -ta 'e rsn nif , i.-o I IJ ! lcitt lii the Ciiigrewa-f names and Diseases. TZSs u tht tt.try of c-te r. f-irt i !fd many nazal auJ i'tj.tntry fvj-r.iu s t.riH t'lf uar. from Uonms r?-ri-i .a if su ,-id j r yt jrs, tut lift.. l , . .:ri.ii..i: .... ... Ttv-r? j a iL-'-sc-" fyy.' t '-ulo t' it ban U n m . uit ui 4 oudi la p '-' I starLoc iui, i ut ai aifjttsiAirii. g jt Auurlt.ju ljt h-A AAuj Iook woo bravn t..-gjt tr-; IS. w. J. sJU-, WM, w:o but lxr& o;, iMtrl Lai Wan ol r-. J'. ! 'it:i .'j ci.r. . j:' u: t-T.-erv- C'i ojilit''. i 3::.,ui tcj-U.Uo-i . iu i; n . t. j W.-? . 1 I i r a. Li.c'n ltrrf i ,r)n' . ' r:;i 1 .i r; vis azii at rr.cn in th uvy, r. ' 1 it in i;i iT'.t Krv!kc in iL ir.rur h: c tm J Ur, a;.h itux tn i;: iio-i oo th i l.iiaaiffi I.i -rr. V tJ Umli: bumkircxcjt of l ; V. . n 1 io ti, Iht hero ot t u Cc jr Ic.i e j . i ; it ul u Julie: with a h.itrva L: ti -a a i chirt ol KhrapncL Hi 1 y in I : hc Ul lor moalSi, and s j.M hi 'til tuo.trti nsiikimtly to h nv;i wu ' t to hit boot at Virrcn.C lanjlti.-!,' incapaautci for ac.:v Ktvizt, au oi i'i jril rot the bctlrroi hia, xa i wcu i t a cill Mr more troopt cam. T3unZ Oirk enisted in a company io-u:l 0 Cio. loci 1. Aspcr, at Varrea. Il jciw Co. H. ol ti 7th OhioVo'.un Inrt iai wnt aent to tlx Army oi the Poto j licr Ocnrrj Grant then cmp fr.irg to Virjiiiaagtimt Gmenl Robert E. Lea. In a skirmish near Richmond, he waa wound 4 aiio aoi was sent to the hoa piuL He rcmaial tacr for aome tunc. ional district c invention. Mi-s-ellaneos businea. The cieii'iiittee oa credential re port .si the following named delegate entitle,! lo seats. Fast Hutte K J (ioltiian, John Vosrt, A W Haines, J M Hurrouirh. C K Tiganl, C A 1'iieth, by C F Tigard prtixy. s a liurham by C r Iigard. FUst Ceilar Cnek K A Kddv, S (iilbr.-ath, C lial i.reaih, A C 1111. Ir. S hra.er, J Ii (J ihoiuison K Uay. W'est Cedar Creek J Winters, J K H Ming, A S Vaughn J I'ape by John Winters proxv, Ir. A L Saylor. Ueo. Urickell. II II Har rington by J Winter proxy. Mountain J i Johnson, Tho Mettcham. S,.mh Tualatin H Dilburser. W H McCoruiick, Joe. Ilobinson, Frank Situpaoti, John M sinison. W J Grime, tiale Creek Cen Collin, Taylor R-tin- by J Sliean r, Janus Churchill, Jnhn Heishr, Frtend llarrelt. Diirv J C M.iore, J Killin, Fre. Wilcox, (ieorge MiHiraw, J W Wheeler John Thornburg. Ib-averlon (i WS-.tt, F K Fleck, J Fisher,! CW Allen. S A Dudlv. HC Cole-, man, w J Uutner, A iht vie. IWIville Huts Iiasmusen, U S Meilargue, Thomas Fmerick, J B Imlay. I HI ley Kobert Alexander, A IMhlef. A Briirs W Hansen. North Forest limve II FOor.lon, I) II Thomas, I K Smith, lv It W McNutt, Austin Craif, J C Clark, W K Cnrti. K W MoNul- David Smith. South Forest (irove John McMsmer, A T Knox, Ihtve Stewart. C L Larire, J Ctireer, F S liar ties, l'atrick Cronan. a pa to ll S Hudson. A Matteson, (let). Mimier, W K Newell, Harry Ball, s lienox by ( s Hudson proxy, F Hid by H S Hudson proxy. vv a-hitiKton K I Kuruli, K II Whitehead, A (iarber, H Connell, J O Cory, M C Li ncoln. S .uih IMlsbom It K Bryan, Jme Withycomh W C Iteiiman by James Withycomh oroxv. tienioii itowman. K J I. yon. A W Sax ton, W Bemler. North Hill-l-iro- W N Barrett, J 1 Merryman, P H Baughman, C I. Johnson, II II (ireer, V M Jackson. Cornelius- G W Marsh. F Schoen, 0 W Fib h. (ieorire (iraham. C lbx'ktrah, John Buchanan, Jr.. Thomas Cmt hers. West But te ll S Travace. Arthur Flint, J P ('how-, Wm Jack, M Ihllahoy. B avenlam J (j Young C Hickerthier, J.h U 'isiner, Wm oung, J W Kile, J J Wismer. Columbia SA li Meek. Wtn BagW. K P Cornelius, W W William, J H Ihtvi John Cornelius. Bnxton "IRONING MADE EASY" r - ) CC. tK H rkCFni'iDFK,nronkivr. REQUIRES NO COOKING miS CCLURS AND CUFFS STIFF WD NICE 'i.'jrw cit5?t DfturLrr rm I'd ONE POUND OF THI5 STARCTI WILL CO AS FAR AS A POCND A NO A HALF OF AMY OTHER STARCH. MtUTACTUWDO-.,. t"fi r uimmrrn nnne fn sTKeokukJowa. NewHavem,Conn TTiit,rrh t i.t torts! rw Hwtiflf prliHpl who haw had ytstrsof prmrtWI spsrirar ia faary Uao.Vrin. It rssiorrs old linn an.l nmvT dr m-m to liw.r matural whitmans aad I airs", a twamtifnl aD.1 lastina Ani-h. It it th owlf mnh .nufsoirsd that la pM-ftartlr h-ml. iuiuhiu noithsr rssw. lum or auj Mher latHun uvwrwo to Uaaai u4 aaa ba wnsi rrra tut batr potter. For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. ta r-iiliy T"c-rr. and -fr-t home. portly a.Ur, be . .aine auti ot ve'rs 2 c cr, a i. v.wi cotnpie went ' Ijvm is -mi! e be ha reaotd lor tonty ' years a .J a now o 4 ti i.m leading aur- i ;i iU Jlul prue. m ta CUT. I Hii old nrJi ejia t t.-ct Ve h:tt ' e. ,..s.'3. H j.tv tc.1,111. i ..1 a..J L ... j Jy o.tJ.ui Kj In -1 bfi :-i Ij c -. a-r of biis i 'c ' l-jt a suijw oi former e'!, i c iJ. i o 1 J m is, a kn oi per' 5 ) -u . s. I t l..d Li: ' -J. d aacu- ; L.'-i. -.1 dii not t.nciii him. Ti a d j.ve me a bn ol ITV. ! V. i : V Fi" i Pe Vcv.U." si-J ' Dr. Cl.uk. J.4r ta. t.:? the p-..i 1 j ao mi bene: :i tsit I sm.- a t- do:.-n to.j zni took I i :u i.ey . e ct c ore t-'aeH: tia th a")'- i ; ivs: . tre i-ti:.U I v u aaa j a! I t ea i : " l x i ny r-e-; h. I w : j'a K i poua ' dc-t, a i J exrl J fori i i lit cn cevcr t rcjKuc, I j am j w ell ai eve-. , "It).. ..t L-r. XT.Ziirrjf Fir.i PlTTi for Pi! s ?e?-:'e tue best mr.t-y 1 anew ol to bu: i -z a rua--o-a systern." j To Dr. CUrk i a p .ture of hfilth. He i. 5' ', en V, a a uve mt7..xr ' I Hv;h Po.-. G. A. R- and reiiiea at 4 Ai'-laid Ave-, Ccicj. Msv v-e-ifn Ha- 'o-jr.i Dr. Til- lUm.' i.-ik PJU br Pj!e Pec?leol i.Jttm ab e vi!ue ta rrir'e-acur rg bevrv-e j:ntui the pills a..d hiih'y recanmend then, "i A.l drvin sell Wm Stevens, N K West bv wm Stevens proxy, H T Buxton by Wm Steven-, proxy. The rej nrt was adopted. The temporary ottWr were made permameiit and 1 II Thoina of Forest (irove wa chosen slslail se-relary. The invention decidetl unani mously on moti ui pif Hon. W. N Barretl to elect 0'ie deleifate lo the s ate convention at a time and that it would not su-pend tie rule to eh' any delegate by acclamation. fur tellers were apixiinteil, viz: It. H. (ireer, J. Buchanan, Arthur Flint and W. K. Newell. The twelve deltvite electe I In the Slale convention are J. ('. M sire, F A. Kddy, I) H Thorn is, J.N. Fisher, M. C. 1. ncoin, ii. .NUzner, II. IU inussen, it. II. (ireer, ('. F. Tigard, J (J. A. oung, II. Travis and F. S. Itarne. On motion of Dr. Ijtrge a cm in it tee o! t hree wa apMiintel to r 'irt I'Z n-;mina'i.'ii for deb gale to the (mgr-ssional eoiiveiitbui. The nun- mine wa Dr. Lstve, J. D. Merry man an I K. A. F. I Iv. Wh le the committe wa at,-nt the committee on resolutions rep.-rt.-,l the following which were ad opted b a rising vote. Wherea, In the Providence t.f dm', the Hon. Samuel Hughe ha tieen removed from our midst by the hand of deth, ou April t;th, Isys; and Wherea. He, as a pioneer of Ore gon, ha long been identified with ihe material, a-ial ami political in terest of this county, and has coniri hu'e.1 largely to the growth of the county and stt-; and Whereas, Hi long and constant adheramv to the republican party and the uport of it principh wuieh he loved and fondly cherishi' hs done so much to elevate the part to its present attainment iu Ihe coun ty and state: Be it Uesolved, By this, the Uepublj. can County Convention, this day a seoipled. that in Ihe death of Hon. Samml linghe-, the party has lo-t one of its truest members, and a nnw ardent and loyal supporter of it principles; Ihe county has lost oni of Its noblest and ni't patriotic men and an able and wise repre n t ,, I i v in the senate of the state, and the sta'e hss li! one of it U-st citizens Resolve,!. That the y mpnthie of this convention be, and are, berrbv tenderet to the bereaved family it thi, Iheir grett artl'clion, anl that s copy of these resolution be furnished them and also fs spread up in tht minutes nf this convention W. K. Ct RTIs, (I. W. STITT, (Vim Wm. M. Stephens, ) The nominating committe reported 12 delegate to the Congressional convention to be held at Kugvne on the llth inf., viz: XT. N. Barr-tt, I. A. M tcrti'ii. (. (Uibreath. H. F. (iordon; Ja. Withvcotub, D. M. C (Unli, K. Connell, John Heiler. II. S Hudson. J im Imlay, (J. Msrh. E. W. Hain.s.. The report of the coiirnittce wa u-ianimou-ly adpttsl. On motion the c invention adj vir ne I. I l: I 1 l V 4 : I ' : ; i j i SCHULMERICH & SON. HILLSBOKO, 0REG0X. AND SEE PATTERNS. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - THREE COLLEGE COURSES -- CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY j The Academii prepares for a tliOrOUh Eflfllish EdUCatlOfl, the t'St pff- .. ...". : paration for teachma or business. All ex i . .-. . ' penscs rmj lotr. noara ana rooms at inc Ladies' Hall J$3 to $4 per treek, including electric liflht and heat. THE COLLEGE DORMITORY Under experienced management, trill fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed f 1.50. For full particulars, address PRESIDENT McCLELLAMJ. Forest Grore. Oregon Hillsboro Pharmacy Pure fresh drugs. Brushes, Paints Oils, Sjxmges and all Druggists Sundries, Fine first class cutlery a v Ixtra tare in I mpaatiillMir l'rrrrlptlo.T sF.ltlFs AL F- r THK ( li: I IT 1'iilT.T OF THE M nltiioiiiiili, i:i li:ir l Niou. rtss-iver ofi l'.-rtljn,l on:- o.mk. rUnitill. v. I A V.ir-jiirou ai,, Kiiuiia M.iriju.im. hi- ii- : l .1 Koal.inu: llios Kiitu.: John W Kt-u.-. l Aiirv. u itiiii :-l:it..r el tile lit.- ol M.i-y Aift ilivrostsl: K.i m-.ir.i I'.., ion- V K ;. -i.r:i ii : luv of rtl.iii.i, a s..r..ir:,:i,!. : i.!.ird tivt-rett: -i.o.,i.ini . il :i i-.i't v . a .-orHiratton : .- Sortii.rn ( 'i.iu.i 1 1, e-T iiH-ut I nisi. Iia-it, .i. a . ori.-.mii.'n : i. tiu.u. is 1! :-t .1.- it! ;ili . . , :.:i.:i Jtl.illlvllt er- r ai.d ii.vm .luU . u.-l .n;t of ami n ti ler t(,- itl ..I I1..- ai-'V.- t'lilitimi court in uti" .-i.t't..-.! to mr ,iu!y iiis-i-.in.l in,. I.'.iii ,iav of Mur-Ii h. iiv.ii .-, ,ii,viu. :it rvn.l. r. ami etin-nsl in I o-u-t ,-ti tin- ,'1-t .U ol J.oiu.nv ! in t.ivi.r ol Ku iiiir.t .ii as nssivcr of II..' Port i.t n.l s.,ii,t l ank l.lailitirr aii.l a.-.un-l I' A M . i- i. i mi .1. I. ii.l.u t. uimn liu Ii ti-r.. i- t,,, .in. ilir sum of M-7; 4.1 I m.l.l rom m itli u,i.n-t tli. n-.ii at the I U- ..t '. t- r i-. r-.t is-r aiimiiii fn. in tht 'Ji.th lay ol K. iTii.,rv t-.f., aifl tlx- ..-! of an.l ' iHH.n i,:s writ tsiiiiiiiaii.hiiif tee to limkr ilr el the 1,-1 '. ma ! - rils-1 r, al imtts-rtr -'iiiiit.-.( in S'a-liiuk-t,iii coviiitv Mate o'l t'r. k', ,ii. I it : 1 1 f o-itlm .-t ,n:ir,, . -.-rtion !i T 2 N" I: W ol tlie ul.iiif iti- M.-ri,)Hii-uiiliiin-nii 1.. a rt-. ol Ian. I iin.n- or les-. together tli all .hi. I 9imru,.-ir li,. tetietnetits hrmli-t.init-iiti' a:ii ai-piirtLaiiccs tfit'minto le loiiKitiK r in ai,vi-- aws rt.-iin iiu. now. tii. r. . r I'V virtu,-o s.n.1 e viiulioii jii.ia- ,, .i.i i.-,- an-1 ill eoil'lHI.-IIIrt' ( nil til cotiiinail. Is ot sal. 1 writ. I will on Moo.i.iv tlif sn, ,l.,y ,, April t at tin lioiir ol I" o'. l.a-k A Mat the Ssoit h .lor i o! tli- court lions.- in ll.;;.l,rvi S aluiir-j Ion Louiiiv.Uif.iii. - II at put. lie annum "i:l.--t to n-i inpii.-n to tin- h Ik li,tt ti,l.i r lor I s ell coin ca-ti in li ami all llie nitlil i titlr and nit.-r.--t wl.i.-li tin- witliiu nalu.sl 1. Ii'ii. iants or iliu r ol tii. in l,a-l on tlir I .1 it. .1 thr tnoriir.iift. Iiervui. or mice lin.l. I ii. ami to thf ais.- i.-s,-nlssi ral pnHrty or any pa-t iIk m-vI to -a i:v niuil ns-ii-I ti.ill ; Ll.U-liK'l.l onirr .lisrce, illten-vl i-urts J ami ail aivru: iiir o. "!. I VV 1. liK AUKOIil. MicrirT W.i-'iiiu-to'i t ouiity Orveon Hill-ls.ru. on-. Marxli IS, 4-a. i:rn rmrs alk KK.1. KTATK. Ill NoTIi t!,i Tier. IS HKKKISY (ilVKV. THAT -"l i t y I ourt ..f Wa-liing on ret-. n. li I. on M an d stii. ii. ly. ,1.1 ak.- an i t-iil. r an ..-,i,-r :inl!ioriii, !! -I. l-l I'-tf It . I..S-.I, rif-iii,ir ,. tl,, ui t. -Ian,, -nt ..( I I,,.. I II.-.I i.-.t.i-.-.i. i.., n at pru ne s.i ,-t),,, - real ,-s- l it. I N..i iioiir to .li l .-li.ll'. I v Mini,- ,.f v,i. r,,.r ,'y . -t.-i in ti as rx I. t . i lie mi. I ; w. K.ssl. -t s.Uaiiil t.--!.in.iit ..I 'I :!1 ..il an-i alter tli.. I . r-t .r.'. in-! of ti,, -. utor a- a .-e UT. I, i.f I in, j. i:.- ,l..v of At.:, til.' !. -I. .1. , . t- .lull in f "is-l to sell tlir -1..I.' Is -ai.i r-latr at pri- ' i .iu- -a .u.i r, a- foii . :.. ! Is mi Metn iil.. -l d l I' t-it: lyii.it .,i,,'l ii.iiv. i.reioii l l-t:iri: a: a i"v,t s i,-,' f; -,,.i : ' i r c a ! a l- , I,. I I ..ml er ot t.n- tl-. nation -i ua in. k.ii ami an- in " I 1 s i; i , w l-l ru ii nii'rf t leirr N Js- inn-lie i, n,li.tn l ' r. -l Hl'li. in I c. ',!.- ,-1 t II 1. n. .,: n-y roa-l, ttiul ii- ' i I' l oun v n.jt.l 1 1 , - - r. oi -a -, r,'Tit,-r . 0 I ' I i ll- lo a p..-t thru, ,, s u i ,,; i ... a. I s-. lion lin. Irtaivn s.s-ti..i.s 11 A 14. I Is. 11 4 Ii. s .... ... 1 t. - ' ' " UIH' iTl K -'' "''.,- of r'i'.I.H.H.iM':,;....! I , l..r, I I I l-.lt. t 1 '"la l; W . . - I. e.. ' i.,:ti, Il , I . I," ISIIl I l-l In,,- . e 1 1 i ol - ,.. il t:,. . .. on ' 1 " 'I I I fcTiiihin con- I. III. I to 1, iay', i n .- or l.-ss. i.i i i I, in. I 1-..11Y. vam-r - "I 1'UTti.lMT, I at ll J- -irvi March, 1-;- ' r-fc.-.,n, tins ..in w. i:ni ii. ail.l lest:,' i II. .r of J. I;.. ia-t s :ii I' a-e 1 I I ho. Adniinlslrnittr w waile mf rt ntty N'.'U.-K 1 in pu - Is H i:nv i,i f. i ii a r ""T oi an ..r.Vtr ot tli. coun. ,:p o i-r.-i.-on for asl,. ' ii i-.t- . n t:,i. Ji-t ilay ol , : i- - -1 s i , ,.t, ,'i,HH.wrri nf --l' - st,,',- w I illrfl t.l ti.f am I S'loll, . a.sl. p-ll .1 l-f ..rt.-r al p'-i-oh - i, -,-' i-. r, al ejoat,. 'i"l" . H ''l ii r .-( w t - s -s f -.1 . I .' II r -, IT lO'.III t i' trton .-"U-.; M i- - . Oct- I,, s. tr, . - l.ili o! N in: "ii a-i 1 att.-r Vat. s:l , (I,, , to a ::: I . .. . lt ai' 1 ! ', ot W I I !.-r,- ,t.,,.. -ii- ' a Iiaml .' i n-.. I,i; of ir. !us-r to is- at n. - t. ilet-i KMM V : II. 1 1 ,, i, .-..... r .i . .- .. .I- I. , " : " '" " ' oi ttiiiiini r Srillttl 'ls,s,l , i... i v. . . .. . Out. It' '.r.aaner mike toe ur.r.t : . r.i- J h.J increJieot or iOil.t.' o 1 nrcruarv lo a true rvrc of mix au. i. Ii a mis kas IheM both, and also has K. od wosc lo irtii wrll b will t.ij the -.iLhunnt, out" lor aim il over the worlj. FOR PEVLLY CORRECT DRESS , In Matrril. St Fit. F.i -.sh, and Ontla- minly edect, you aboiiU or-er your laiior inr oi M. DO.'sI.N CO., Tit Great ChaUfoMmkaat Tailor Wrr to 1 mi- tac LmFn la tb Caoai Trle. m c.a it a -'boiiV iwirt or Osme for m lh. a is p4,4 for satcraar a ra CoIIcup and U'rrs . . . t SPRLG TEEM MARCH 30, 1S9S. UNION BLOCK MaiN (TaiiT, Or. F. A. Fiiltj, Ficp specialty. Ih Your ltiishicvi Dull? Then thia is the time to improve it. I"ou l wait until "souielhing lunm up," but turn it up yourself, lo'iiic uiU-r this the purpiwe of advertising is to I, ring Imsim-. The wise t.usiiu in.in will adver tise aa inn, li u u,. u,rt in dull Heuioin as in l.u.-y h'j.hiiki. A g.ssl an.l time honored way ol advertising is through tha liii.isaoKo Im.iii am nt. Wheth er you want to got out thinielliing neat to send tlirouvli the nuills or something cheup to throw around. Come and see us. IT You W'vro Ho e, if you were the creditor and saw the Uierchant silting idly in hi shop ii.vnniulaiing more dust, col.welw and oiit-i.(-style gaN th.m cash, vnu would proUI.lv f.sd like asking, Why don't Vou Wake I ji use Iho a-lvcrtisiiu' rolumna ol the Ho ij.BoKo iM.ki-tM.ksr and rx.-l.atiL'e vour st.sk .r legal U nder? W hat my you. Itusli Work i a problem in most job office. Not nt with the IIii.lsh..ko Is l:i iAiicr I'rmtery. We hava a large lorce of tno'n at work ail the time slid van "rush" a y,,u 'thoiii any imuble. When you want work, dona quickly gitre tlie IIili.skoro 1,. ih m.t Job (iihce a trial. CITATIOV IX THK I'dl'M Y rm i:t. I Stale o llr.on, f, ,r ,i..." iy THK I'ouuty of W .isllllilfl In tli matt, rof Ho- ,-stat Mmiita 1. I:. i. of To I. ll. acl, and - J nr-i n.ii,,,. link. iow ii. and to ''Hi ll who-,, ill 1st-., is uiii-ri-hsl in s.i.. i'.., c'-ts-ti Hi; : - it t.ii, ol. r,v.n- Vo.i lo t oun, v lr, , ,). lAte '"r,1"'' tvo'- Wa-l,:,,,.,.,,, , ,.. p.,,,' ii in- nam,' oi 1 1,. i .t, ns.i.. il -.. .. it , , ' " ".uri M..I0 fi.-onnty .. , "' '-. ' ' -'"Il''V Ih, rl th .la oi , pril vs t el-s-k in 1 1... r, ,,.ii I-1IU-. 1 1 -ll.llll.l ol that tav tlli-h an.l Ih. r.- t.. .1... y tli. y l,a.- why a., or.!, r .. .al.- .s- uia.ic i t .., , ul:r i.'riniir ami ...... mi); 1 11 lllis"v.-r A.l Hit' nlwi n:, I i'1'ni.ir of " . il the n al ,Jn i'lon.,1 t., ,,.,. ... . ri.v to .1. i.. an.l . ih i,.. ... .' sale ilm:-- ui .u.i r-i.,?,. ,aul r,ai est.,t Is-i llrf ' "'a" u.'S'MI-',! as to I lows low t : "e east hall ol t lit- -o s.eln'ti i.io t r .t v. la-trr o' l.r ,,. s-ioinrn r. cmiily Mr. ...,., u ,1)f K, w lln.-s., t, .,n j ln.l ... . i . i' i:ki ii no- Ulltilv I iiiir lt , -Ifll for thr I .,:,,, U .,,', , III' M-al t .-... f . ' " ill. Man t, A. li. a y Ol Alt. st j i..p A 1 1, 1 1. re. J. V . M. Ci.'rk. 4. -Hi ny t. audi t T'.'K..r'..I!':,:.lf V." ,:T- "F THK I a-hiiik-toi! roiihtv ami !, -' . " -"0"''hl"l . K -.. ... am 'I'- Insolvent M. N. tlts is li. rel.r ar i 1 1, -t t. . x?r-r .r-: ton oiinn an. ,1,,, ..... , " ' " s. I l ..... . .. """" Ha Is. ... . in u,, i-o,iri roo'i, i:i li. is.ro al t.-t, "I Alice M ll. s. .an, i... .... . i ,. , iai.sis.ro on i: lss-,.mt,.r ir'T I .-... ... ii. ' ". I'm -o v.- Jh .lav " l.jrr, tt. ,,f tin- rstair. t. sii.i .i uce M I., " Lamp. m,,,,. ..t..,r , . ,, nili'lev l.rown. i-j-u ..li.u.i, i-.n, t 41-t.s ,t,,r.,.-. . r . set.-. A I lor IK) tut Asiflirf, Jl-47
