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fill DAY, MAY 20, 1493.
KtriBLIlAS STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
T. T. GEER,
of Marion County,
For Secretary of Slat,
F.I. DUX BAR,
of Clatsop Count.
For State Treasurer,
CIIAS. S. MOOR,
ol Klamath County.
For Attorney General,
I). K. N. ELACKBURX,
of Una County.
For Superintendent ofPublic Instruction,
J. II. ACKERMAN,
of Multnomah County.
For Supreme Judge,
T. A. MOOR,
of Columbia County.
For State Printer,
W. II. LEADS,
of Jackson County.
For Congressman, First District.
TIIOS. II. TOXGUK,
of Washington County.
For Judge, Fifth District.
THOS, A. McBRIDE,
of Clackainiu County.
For District Attorney, Fifth District.
T. J. CLEETON,
of Columbia County.
For Member State Board,
W. II. SMITH,
KEITULICAS (01 JIT TICKET.
For Senator, 9 yrt.
E. W. HAIXES,
For representatives,
G. W. MARSH,
J. R. C.TOMPSON,
AllXKR BRIGGS,
For County Judge,
B. P. CORNELIUS.
For County Clerk,
J. A. IMBRIE.
For County Sheriff,
W. D. BRADFORD.
For Recorder of Conveyance!.
CALVIX JACK, Jr.
For Commissioner,
J. Q. A. YOUXG.
For Treasurer,
A. B. CADY,
For Assessor,
C. A. CAVELL
For Surveyor,
A. A. MORRILL,
For Supt. of Schools,
H. A. BALL.
For Coronor,
Dr. a U LARGE,
J. P. aud faastable District Ontfrrn.
North. HilUlxiro.
Justice of the Peace.
V. D.1SM1TH,
Com table.
E. C. BROWX,
South Ilillsboro.
Justice of the Peace.
P. .HUMPHREYS.
Constable.
C. W. REDMOXD.
ju wak lihk IT. I aula more than one claim each ruin
lite. Necessarily there ere Urg.
There baa been no war before like number ot peopla enKairxJ in the
the Spanish conflict now waging be- autinatlon of thU tee-tifuony, and the
tweeuthe Lnitetl Stale and Spain, final adjudication upon thme claim
v commenced the war not for coo- Mec are differently constituted
q-jeal, for that was plainly stated in Some ecrutinizw much more carefully
tne resolution. ot for gain because than other. Home are distastt-d to
hpain la not aid to pay an iodemlty. be suspicious while other render full
Not for a religbnM principal for both crelen.'e. Your experience before
natloua are Christians. The joining Jurlea will convince ym that men
of arm la lo th Interest of human!- will differently u. the saina testi-
ly. The Uuited H'at will have it lin.iny, aud reach very frequently
Known in the world that no people, opixxite conclusion. It la unavtid
near neig-h'ton at leant, may mix- able therefore, that some claims re
govern aud starve their suble ts. I eel v uiu. h more favorable is.nsider-
Had Hptin dealt justly with her Cu- at ion than oilier. Their claims are
ban eubjects left them to the peace- adjudi.-atfsl by different men and by
ful pursuit of happine-s aud the uu -Miff-rent lrl and passed uoon
uisturissj earning or bread, she different neoi.le. Whra ...
iiigui nave iiuimeij mem as auljerts decision are beintf made, aud where
for centuriea aa far an the United the decision are Mng ni'l upon
states re. concerned. Uut Kpain written evidence without an opp,r
iewoli.t .vt.iti..n . I ,... .1 I I... ... i. .. . .
, ., lllr. ,-,,,, iuiiiiv iu anow a sinifie wit new, or
rebelled, in an attempt to reduce carefully examine a sint-le wit ins
" auiyecuon. .Miuc iinlai. I without knowing anything of hi
tant farmers with wives and child- reputation or character for truth, nee.
ren are driven from home an 1 herd e-arily many errors will lie commit
ed in the towns where they starvtal ted. In uianv ivm thu l.i,l,...,...,i.
y tnousan.is. Mpaln would not feed derided upon will be erroneous, and
them though they were her own well more or lean injustice done. Some-
disposed subjects. We saw the em- times this injustice ii done against
aclated skeletons, we reKnizl the government in favor of the sold-
their humanity and sent f.aid. This ler and sometime against the aold
anered the Hpauiards and they ier in favor of the government. All
Mew up the Maine and asstuNinated human institutions are imuerfet t.
-'C of our sailors. Kpain Is not tit to and liable to err, but if any soldier
govern outlying possessions. We will contemplate the magnitude of
mm SO and demanded of her the the business hefora tl,u .I-,.,.,.!.. ..,.,!
witnurawai of her military forcw. the enormous number of pension ap
e mane war because she refused to plications that are filed aud the num
i . . I . .
proeny govern her colony or let li tar aIJudicated upon each day, I
nrru usen. ror numanity. and tnina it would leach him iat ence.
withour the h pe of reward except and he would be Inclined to be more
an approving conscience we wage charitable to the department and
war. Incident thereto we carry I more considerate in his criticisms,
Anglo-Saxon civilization to the I might add further that the present
rnuippinea. the lankeepigs will administration has added to the pen-
root up those fair islands till they sum roll already an annual expeudi
bloasom and yield fruits according to ture of 7,5G3,3I7,7 between April
181)7 and April I, IS'JS. The
amount paid lo pensioners themselves
lKPAKr- for the fiscal vear eniliniy Jurte 30
1897 was . 1139,943,717,35. The
amount paid for the total expenses ol
the pension bureau including the fees
of examining surgeons for the same
time amounted to 3,41o,3I3,fti. On
my last visit to the peuion depart
ment, the allowance for the previous
WJMHIMiTU t'OlXTT SOlEC.
The voters of Waahington county i
their tropical fertility,
KUKK l. THE I'EVHo.v
SENT.
army nurses, 750,797; widows
and deieudeut relatives, 234,201.
Truly and sincerely yours.
JThere has tieen some impatience fell
by the veterans at the seeming neg
lect which Ihe government exercines
toward them. The following letter
from Congressman Tongue to Capt.
.1m,II,.Wm PUt, U,e K"1 day exceeded 4,10 claims. There
a heller liirhl anl will ulr.. aii r..:l
. . "-"-" "- ' now on the pensiou roll of soldiers
uiciuiicm ui me jrnim army i . ., llpw.
mat uiey are noi forgotten:
House of Representatives, V. 8.
Washington, May 7, 1898
Judge It. Crandall, The standard of political ethics iu
My dear friend: Yours of a recent some of the counties in this congrrs-
date indicating that there is aome I sional is low. This conclusion
I d ispoai I ion on the part of the soldiers w reached after seeing a c.rcu
tocriticise the preeent commissioner 'a' prepared by Mr. Watch's msu
I of pensions, and the administration R"crs " nt here for a-cret circu
of his office, and asking me wh ther lation. It attacks Mr. Tongue's ohi
there was any ground for these criti- cUI record in Washington in so gross
Icisms, has been duly received. a way that the fusion central com
In answer, permit me to say that miltee in this county refuses to cir
I think the criticisms are entirely culate it. In this count v we know
unfounded. Very few iieonle realize
the magnitude of the pension de
partment, and the lahor that it is
called upon to perform, or the num
ber of claims to be adjudicated. K en
here, ersous doing busluess with
the department, not one member of
congress in 100 has definite knowled
ge upon this subject. In all of my
dealings with the department, from
the commissioner down, I have found
them courteous, obligii.g ready to
render any service and always appar
ently very anxious to guard the wel
fare of the soldiers, and I believe thtd
the department is honestly endeavor
ing to do its duty by the veterans of
Ihe late war.
Permit me to call your attention to
the fact that there are 1822 employ
Oregon grain fields are, apparent
ly, doing their level best to give a
good financial basis for the country;
for In fact the grain Held are the only ee" It) the tension department and
solid governmental foundation, and under the control of the commission
Oregon's never looked better than at t ot pensions. Upward of 5,000
present. Albany Herald. letters are received each day. aud
over 5,000 are written. You will s-e
The estimation of the power of the how utterly iuipsitil it is for tl e
Insurgents in Cuba, teems to have I commissioner himself to do a frsc
been somewhat overdrawn, as it is lion of the work that is being done,
shown that they could not form a or to have any direct (M-raonal knowl
conjunction with our warship In of the louih part of the transaction iu
order to rtroive supplies even on pre- the department. He can only have
arranged date and place on the U general superv ision of the heads ol
coast. The claim that all they need, the departments, and establish gen
ed was supplies to carry on the war eral rules for the conduct of the bus
aecm to have been exagerated as it
appears they also need fighting men.
Herald.
The Union candidate for congress
Hon. R. M. Veatch, who addressed
inen. He has modiH.-d many of the
technical rules put in force by hi
predeceasor. He has established
rule for the determination of disabil
Ity, more libersl to the soldier than
those heretofore in force. 1 miirhl
the M?ople of Canny on Monday eve- mention one Instance. Under the last
ning last, disappointed the deep- administration, the loss of an eye v.a
thinker among hi hearer. He not regarded as constituting such a
brought forth no original idea, and disability, as would entitle a soldier
hi treatment of important Issues to pension under the act of ly.m. The
prei-ent commissioner authoriz d it to
he considi red as one half disdiiiily
and as entitling the soldier tit a eii
sion, if the loss did not occur through
the fault or vicious habits i f (he ao-
now before the people was a signal
failure. Had Tom Tongue been hen
to follow him, iustead of doing hi
duty to his country in time of peril
the gathering would have been amaz
ed at the great contraM, the va-t pit H tit
iiiiicrvncw iii aoiiiut-s, ami usiriit-u 1 nere IS a UIposttlon oil tile p-irl
a lameu orator expressing tne of applicants to complmn at the
thoughts of a profound thinker. length of time in which their claim:
mu..LAn.d In.l.ini.n.lunl I I . . 1 .
VlWiIiiiniliiiiruurni. I MTV pCIHIIIlg, ailO H1SO ttl.1t Oilier TV-
ceive more favorable eoii-i.lersli.m-
Candidate Veatch tragically held I than thcni-el ves. I'eriuit ine to sav
up a silver dollar before his audiences lhat on April I, IS!7, slxuit the I no.
and exclaim "This ia what republi- the present commi-wi.xier look otli -e.
can call a 40 cent dollar. M
friend you know it l not so. Thi
dollar is worth 1 00 cents, wilt buy
100 i-enta worth anywhere In the Un
ited States, or In the world. In'i
be deceived." The fellow will not
admit the facts, that it i I he adopt lot,
of republican idea and Ihe republi-
there was pending twfore the pension
department 614,339 claims. There
have been Hied since ihsl lime and
before April I, I89H, 220.0.M claims
Part of these are origin.il ntnl part
fur Increase. If you will stop for one
moment to figure, you l; see iti
if the department should p-ever
Mr. Tongue so well that we recog
uize the statement in this circular
as demagogical if not falshoods.
Suppose Mr. Tongue was absent from
the roll calls. What matter it? He
was w.rking somewhere for his
constituents. We of Washington
county know that well enough to
defy contradiction. Suppose he did
vote for the gold standard? That is
what we sent him there to do. Mr,
Tongue voted for the (50,000,000 lor
the defense of the nation. He voted
for the resolution declaring that Cu
but s are and of right ought to Isj free
ami independent. He voted to d
clare wur. He is in no particular
wanting in courage or patriotism
lie is to tie commended for voting
against certain Cuban resolutions
introduced by free silver senators,
the adoption of which would hav
obligated this government ti
pay $200,000,001) or $300,000,000
Cuban bonds. It is to lh" credit of
the committee mun'of this counlv
that he refuse to lie a party to such
methods of campaigning.
1 lie nuuse has made a record at
this session of which republicans,
wh have controlled and directed its
course, may well be proud. It has
passed 205 bill that have become
laws, and about 200 other bill. that
are now 011 the senate calendar. The
war measures- the $50,000,000 appro
priation, the armed intervention re
solution, the declaration of wsr, the
volunteer armv bill, the bill for reor
ginizing Ihe ngulnr army, the v.r
revenue bill, the hill M..ro(.ri.it mtr
:lt,IHMI,l (HI fur the XS.., of the
army, and Oin.er vi.ir hi it- iisvi
prohaiiiy nol liken more limn n
Week of the tin. e 1. f lie- house .a t
gelder, . ,11 ,il, y lltve.li-.y ,. ,
dls." ot I i -r W. . te.
haveai U'lexceptionatdy gissl lint of
men to vote for, on the republican
ticket presented, to therj) ft the
approaching election. Every one i
especially fl'ed f the cfflcH for
which he is ooied a appears on ex
amination. Something ha already
been sniil of the stale and Co igrs
sioual nominees, aud it Is pro.o-d to
direct alteutiou to the county cm..
ilidates.
K. W II A INKS,
For senator. Mr. H line m re
preventative man. He is bleu ili-l
with ihe county by a reaideu.-e i.t
many year and ths whole ,C hi
busiinws iiiterests. e has ttfeii sne-
(vmful in all hi undertakings. !!
psr.y retord is without a t.bm'i-h,
and be knows much about .uilic
atltirs sin.e l e never allowed private
interest lo absorb htm to th. ev. bi
sion of his public duties.
THE KEPRKsKSTATIVKj.
Tbeel-ctorsof the(sunty bHve at
reaily endorse.1 Hon. CI. W. Msisii I
and J. It C. Thompson. Th'r. mn I
hjve proven Ineiimelvtt eipiil ( the
moat exacting enquiries. The pei
pie have already measure. I them and
dciiiunil their service again. Hon.
Iludso,, is out nomiualed aguiu be
cause hi business take him to
Alaska. F.r the third represm a
live the convention selected Ml.
Aimer Krigsnr Itilley. This gentle
man is another successful business
man and one that has always riven
rihsi cniz"iva aiieniton to trover ii
mental aff.tir. Hi judgmout i
good. His political opinions are en
dorcable. Hi honesty is not ques
tioned.
B. P. CXIRXELII
The republican nominee for county
judge i being as-ailed more fiercely
than any man on the county ticket.
The opposition aays he is extrava
gant tha he is corrupt, that hi ad
ministration of county affair. is
everyway to be condemned. Never
were charge made on a leas founda
tion of truth. Judge Corue.iu has
lived in this county from boyhood.
The people have known him sines
1850. In a business matter
there is not a rea liable umn in the
couuty but that wiil trut him. He
1 economical as many claimsnts
have occasion to know. His admin
istration ha been Judicious. When
he tcok office small county warrent
sold at 90 ceuts, and large oue went
at no more than 95. Now all war
rents sell hi the open market for 100
and large one for 101 to 101 J. And
ibis when the revenue of the county
has tieen lessened by the tax th.it be
fore his time had been collected on
1,500,000 mortgage. The mort
gage tax law was repealed and took
effect the year Cornelius was elected.
Ill a . - I
1 ne levy nas Deen lowered from 20
mills to an average of 15. Two item
aggregating $8000 havj been paid that
his administration should not be
charged with. New bridge have la-en
built, road building machinery pur
chased, aud a lil built. I he county
board nas conducted public business
as each does his private affairs. One
item more. There ha not only lie. n
a lower levy, but iherehas been a
lower valuation put upon property
listed for axsessmeiil' The county
has grown some but the net valua
tion of the assessable proper ha
practically remained the same. In
1895 the net valuation was 4,399,-
500; in 1890 it was $4,401,645 and in
1897 it was $4,515,235. Had ihe old
levy of 20 mills been ordered the
court would have had nionev m
throw at the birds. When the tri
pods attack Judge Cornelius' official
record they will experience the cha
grin of defeat.
J 1. A. YOl'NG.
For commissioner J. Q. A. Young
who barely escassl the Whitman
massacree in 1847 ha been nomed.
He csme lo Washington county in
1849 or '50 and ha been here ever
since. He has alwav taki n an in
terest in politics but never as an
office seeker. He is accustomed to
handling large affair and his busi
ness instincts are unerring. He has
carvisd out a home that is enjoyable,
and be ha trained his sons so that
thy have been able to take their
places beside the first business men 1 f
'on land. Mr. Young will manage
'he st! irs of the county with hones-
y, (Mreand economy.
The last group of nominee will t e
noticed later.
1
rrors qy
Rheumatism.
A woman" s . account cf torture xi huh lasted three
years; of l.cr str:t!es against the dte&ijul disease,
ar.d the good rtue tk:t ermwd ler e forts.
i -S Mfficrinf. a rhnunatiaa cataw tu-t
..m upaa w bom at baua itadl a !
: . : 1 . ..-CsU-rabU.
xzt bam th worst type of tku tr-
. ae will auFply the miasinc aor
. i .3 U: ib'.!cwin atory irom real U.
.. e via wntna under milder tortna
. r -. ...mlita will tst atk lo uTugina lb
: .; A Ur t rtuied victim.
l'b jal iustiiisution for making public
, .if ifi-rc Jding dcaila at lot Uci that
i)i Uujhl will bt hclriul to othcrt,
,4 v'ii way u) renewed hie tad health
' ' 1 Jtcrtt horn rbcumatana.
I it t-ry is told by a woman. Her
r- -. 1 :n. CJeb Fcalyt ahe tvas in
1 u. ij her account 1
"1 m 1 (inner'i wife. I oefirva my
: - (i;kjt to the weather cauw4
r . t rbl : aiiack of rheumalaun. Damp
c - ' . aira aggravated it.
" ; f limb would begin to fwefl at the
VI y iU.
44 fa:j s?t!li-ig would begin in the night,
-' ti-nes. I wcuTi awake in agony.
''jJaY'g.K wo-Jd find my Umb purple
in c o , t vcUea to twice their natural sue,
a-f1 ii ricked with pain 1 could not bear
n ' thtm.
' . right arm and both kg were to
f 1 ai to be almcet oaeleai.
-1 .kio became dry and yellow.
V timea my hmb would pain aa
" . :'i n.Uliona of needle were pricking
i.it n.
"Agiia they would be numb and I
coi M not feel a needl throat into my flnh.
I waa conhned to the bouae three
ycara, uubli 10 walk nearly hali the am.
"After thoee three alow yean of agony,
duncg which I apeot probably V2W0 to
trtajuer.t and tnci a doiea doctora, I gave
up hoceoi an yrelcaa irom pain, but death.
I waa cured, completely cured, by Or.
TUuxrj' Fink PdU tor Pale People. They
ale a csuied my recovery.
" T he nnt djee gave me appetite.
" Aiur the aecotid dot I tiift aoundly,
the first time within a year.
I tent for a iota boaea. By the time
I had tutca the content ot eleven boaea I
fell enureiy well.
" The doctor aaid I waa cured. He waa
greatly wipreaed, and lin.e thra he hi
rrewr.bed Dr. XfUHamx Pick FilU ice Pale
reoclc tor many of hu panenta,"
In. F.nly, together with her husband,
made aiiidavit to the exact truth of the fore
going account beiorc Notary P. N.Thomas
The cure of the severest cases of rheu
matism by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People has occurred in every state in
the Union, and ita power in ordinary cases
is proport.onale!y greater.
These marvelous vegetable pi" Is go di
rectly lo the seat of the troutU-. They
build up a new cellular structure in the
disease a parte by eliminating puuonoiis
elements and renrm-tng health-givitig
chemical forces in the blcajd.
They arc for sale by drt-ggists every
where 1 for SO cents a unglc bci cr iril
lor half a dotco.
XJHION BLOCK
MAIM TaT.
Dr. P. A. Wll. r,0
HHIsboro Pharmacy
Pure freh drugs, Bruges. Taints, Oils, Spuigc and all Druggists
Sundries, Fine first clas cutlery a specialty.
txtra t are la I npataaillar rre,rlptla.r,l-'
Take el ire.
IARMEKS WHO II A V E TI1K OLl
alt-ttrf u4sl piiitiisi, cau get an up
to date I: wood suction pump that il
in I Kirs old pi lv aritine to
Vi K. WIlttlR,
I'uinjsi and water pi. loinl lirov. tr.
7M
HY VIKTI K .K
il.s-r.-e Kiel onier
tluanclal platform Into law that day upon ,VKl ilams It wouM lake
make the 412 grain of silver worth nerly Ave year to nunplete the s.l
ItHlcent. If Mr. Veatch la ever n judication uim .the claims on file
unfortunate a to have hi flnancla' April 1, IS'.if. The smount ..felon,
platform enacted Into law he will e- pse, upon and ibcdei l y the
the purchasing power of hi silver svnslon departnieiit t t ,,,r,i
dollar promptly drop to the forty
cent notch. It doe in every oilier
country and the condition are no
wise different her except that we
maintain the gold standard,
197 and April I lS'.H. uni.-d
lo 154,45.'), an average of olij ever.
dsy. A the pension employ.,
work but eight hour s-r d y jou
will find that tfaiet average consider-
The most rem ithanie Viiy. inade
by any vsr ship birinsr .)) n.e his
tory of tne world Is tlidl J ,st eom
pleled l.y the tti.itle ship Oregon.
A cruise of ; toon mi!" forced shm
by be:ivy ImiiIc ship and in the
fuv of an active enemy of unknown
possimiine is an a ntevement not
hitherto attempt. .. It rank with
the -e tilit st M.nilla il-elf. The
Oregon is viili friend sis'n.
if any go .1 .inn .-rat has thought
of voting for Mr. Veatc'i ihe follow.
ing extract fnini hi Caubv stans h
iil show in what estimation he
will tie b 1,1 for so doing. In that
oe,c' lr. Veatch said: .t pf.riy
(i are, 1 10 go ts-forc ihe p.-.( e with a
gold -l mdard platform until Isltfi
Tn. re was a sort of a break on c
iiiuiij of the pisiform not b-. linn
fir gold sfan.l.ird, sn I a pirt of th,
ol I democratic party nominated two
old barnacle candidates f.r pr.s.idenl
and vie president, and put idem 011
that ticket, and today they sleep the
long sleep that know no wnking
in a political Krve. The person to
whom I refer are Mr. Palmer and
Mr. Hut k tier.
WHY 1
Why should any sensible cilia, u
ol the illsniette valley, whatever
Ids politic, desire to retire Mr.
Tongue a congressman from this
district? Kvtn the most ardent fne
silver advia-ate must admit that un
der the present conditions the gold
standard i at I' ast endurable and
thai the defeat of Mr. Tongue will
not change the financial policy of the
Uiiited'statea.
On the other hand Mr. Tongue'
loyalty to our material local Inter
ests, and hi ability cannot l ques
tioned. Were those petitions you
signed urging the improving of Va-
ulna hnrtair, honest expressions of
jour d -ire in that direction? Were
those congratulations when the hap
py result iif Mr. Tongue' labor
with tiie war dt piirlment wa made
known, genuine? Or are you going
lo inform (he war department and
congress by your vote that you have
no real interest in Yuipuna bay?
It is small wonder that the present
delegation in congreM hail to work
so desperately to receive favorable
action from the war department in
behalf of the Yaquina improvement.
Dolph favored Yaquiiia and he waa
defeated for reflection. Hermann
battled lor Yaquina and he wa re
tired. Mitchell worked faithfully
for Yquiua'a inn Teste and he tailet.
to la re elected. Kills, from the 2d
district, lias galliantly helped u and
he will not go back.
And now you, for the sake of some
political theory, propone 10 vole
against Air. Tougue, Can Jou
afford it?
It i unnecessary 10 review the ad
vantage that will la-conferred upon
the people of ihi d istrict through the
building up ol a harUir at Yaquina
Any farmer ought to know that it
mean to him bight r price for his
product. This is easier to under
stand than Ihe money question.
It is oaihle that Dr. Hill, the
populist nominee, or Mr. Veatch,
the democratic candidate, will labor
a industriously for Yaquina a Mr.
Tongue but they have not been tried.
They would go to Washington hand
icapped with our disapproval of Ya
quiua Improvement in voting
against Tongue. They will lie under
the further disadvantage of asking
favor from a republican house.
Mr. Tongue may not belong to
your party. But as a congressman
he ha worked for all of us, and you
can afford to vole for him. CVtrvailis
Uaxette.
ri'MIUMSTS AI'I'KIIVK I'KKSEST
M0ETm SlSTtM.
The fusion platform contain the
following declaration:
" s demand a national money
sale and sound, issued by Ihe gener
al government only without the in
tervention of batik of issue, to be
full legal lender for all debts, public
or private, nki a Just, equitable aud
ettlcient means of distribution direct
to Hie ssiple through Ihe lawful dis
bursements of the government.
This is the exact currency that we
now have. We have a national
money. It is safe, it is sound, it ia
Issued bj- the general government
every dollar of it, not a dollar issued
in any other way. It is issued with
out the intervention of bank. Bank
pa 1 st I not money, it i not legal
teuder. Our national money I
full legal tender for all debts, public
and private. It is distributed dir
ect to the people through the lawful
disbursements of the government."
Tnis declaration then is an approval
of the present nntiou.il money, and
can, intelligently read to mean 110th
ing else, mjr pr-sent money com
plies fully with this resolution. Al
banv Herald.
Spain will find our demand after
the war different from those that
preceded it. Forcing the Issue to a
settlement by arm 1 e(a-nniv to
the loser. We are getting in la tter
position each day to make our de
mands large and insistent. Statesman.
A correspondent write from
Oreenville of th trlooil
'here last Siturdxy evening wher
Hon. U. M. Veatch candidate for
congress made a spereh. The pk-
ers seem to have been simply csleml-
ty howler. The impresxlon nmde
upon the audience was uncorople
mentary In the extreme. But few
were present, and they were republi
can who attended out of curioUsitv.
The corresisindent report that bad i
it not been for the Vertsairt band, i
who nre republican, there would '
have been no crowd at all. The,
apewch wa disappointing and ro
surprise i felt at the Oregonian's re-'
fual to publish it. Mr. Trngue will I
carry the precinct by a good msjt ri-!
ty. Ijit ye.-tr h lost it. j
M. L. 1'ipes will do up Cyclone
Davis at Turner Mariou County
next Saturday.
This nation Is not transacting bus
iness with Ihe Kuropean com -erf.
We an? engaged in a war, but mind
ing our own affairs, a usuhI.
W'm. E. Gladstone, Itorn in 1S09,
died Wedneaday last, aged 8 years.
The aged .statesman wa one of the
most noted figure of the lfrh cen
tury. There are only about four of
them. American name Lincoln,
Grant, Gladstone, Bismark Kngliah
menwiil certainly nmnt our third-
first.
an KXKirriuN.
01 siiU- isu.t out oi
the Circuit Court ol th.- state ol On-aon,
lor iiluiiKiu l oiituv in lavor el Anton
U-K ali i iuuiusl lluuimli H Smith. fc.r-
lti Miiltli. V ill Ouitolt r, Alliert tillilt.ll
ill niton jr. ami Maud, l.ola. liov. I. la
H an. I hurl.-y liuiton, minor and W tl
.siniih thfir n'.i.o-iliiin a t litem for the mini
ol S -itt ai,.l luf the turthrr sum ol $lM7t-
:i I ? eohl 1-0111 with int-rts.t thereon l
Hie rate ol s h t .-rut s-r annum trom the
.-.-'ay or March !-'. ah. 1 tlie lurtlier sum
ol'.iiih Hiter.-M thensni at tlie rate ot
i s-r cent s-r aiinuin Irom tlie Sid day ol
.Viirvh ! as attorney ftss. and for the cost
ami eajsMiM's ot sale and ot sui.l writ.
Now , therefore. Iy virtue and in punu
aiu-e of Mini jii.K'nieiit (t.x-rei- and or.UT ui
nle. 1 will on .M. in. lav Ihe .lav ol
Mav I vis, a' the south iloorol the Oolirt
Iioum' in ltill-ts.ro Washington t-ounty
On-iron at the hour of 10 c. clock a tnol isiitl
lav sell al puhlic auction to the highest
I'i.l.l.T lor cash the following uVcribcd
real prs-rty to-wn :
Ihe northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter ol section seventeen towiislup two
.ii.i. iiinKt on- west, w ui BIT. Bll SOMflT"
ill Wush.i'iiioii i ounty On-Koii, to tify
the hfreint'.-tore naiue.1 sums, and for the
cost and exK'lise of said sale.
s un .roi, rt- siii besoui .uhjeet to r
tiemmion aa sr a a'nt ol it'-.tn.
W ires, n.y haul this inth day ol
April, Ism,
W. D. HKAHKOKD,
Sheriff of W'uliiiiKion Count'-, Itieuon.
Kolssrt K 11. II,
Attorney lor PlainliH. 4H-52.
SIIKltU'FS NAM.
I drec and or-b-r of aal ou' '
Ihe Cir.-uil Court of the 6U of '"";
lor V ashinirtoii County m "vur '
J. hn C Uwi. and L A 1-wi a "er u
d,-rtherirmB.in of Allen Iwi ami
air;iiiit V L tlwen. and Mary M Uwena. hif
wile and J I horhlill Ko- a f
the eslala of I' I. '"i a" insolvenl dcM
or or th uiii ol l. " cst nd lor the
further .urn of T 'I l' K ttol' " '"'
inler-t lh reon at the rate of "'
is-r amnini l"r..m the ."J.I day of Ma ell
and tlie further mil of .iwitli niter-
. ii,e n.u. ol tier cent per an
num irom tin- i 'd .lav of March IshS, aa at
loriie;tee and tor tlie eswt and espenaeaot
sale a'n'd of sjiid writ.
Now, therefore, hv virtue and in purau
anre of said judgment .Us-ree and onler ot
side, t will on ondar the :1 day of Mav
lsw. at the 011th l.sr of the Court lions
111 llillsts.ro Washiuirtou County. Oreifon
at tlie hour of HI o'clock a ni ol aaid dav
sell at puhlic am tioii lo the lnK'ie bid
der lor cash the lollowintt d.-ssrilted real
property tow it: ...
I lie east one half ( of the northeast
one quarter I M of the southeast one quar
tern ol section lour (4) township two 12)
south of ranneonelll wost ol'llie Willam
ette Meridian, all situate i'i V ashinirton
County lirestou to satisfy Ihe hereinbefore
named sums and for the costs and expenaea
ot said sale.
siaid prop-rty w ill he sold auhject to re
demption aa per statute of On-sron.
Witness my hand this ivih day Of
April IBM.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oreiton.
Cotton, Cox, Teal .V k inor, -aS-.Vi
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
BY YlUTt K UK AN EXKCl'TIOX,
dwree an.) onler of sale, issued out of
the Circuit Court of the Stale ol'Hriitoii for
v. ashiiiKlou County 111 lavor ol" I'hilippi
ChaH'ron and airainst August Schniidl.
lor the sum of costs and tor tlie further
sum of IUJ V S l.ol.l coin with tnUrest
tlier.on at the rateof 10 er cent kt an
nul from hitli day of Nov. lsH, and the
lurthersuiu of :So with interest tliereon at
the rate of M tier cent er annum from the
-Jt day ot .Nlarch 1S atlornty f.ss and
for the cost und exismses ot sale and of
said w rit :
Now. therefore, bv virtue aud in nurau-
ancsy ofsaiil iU'lirment d-nsj and order of
sale. I will 011 Tut-sdav. ttm 7tli dav iif. il..i,nimi s.l nr,.,..., .n.n,
June lsM nt thesoutfi door of the Court South half ( S of northwest 'quarter ( )
in iiwis.'oro n asninirioii i.ouniv I anu norttl hall U of aniitliw.s.t oilarter
I I. a 1,.,. .l" It. ..'..I...S- . ... . . . . . 1 . .
t v, I Ms-iiou i wo . -1 towusiup i wo tt norm
NIIF.ItlFI-N fAl.K.
VIKTIK OK AN EXKi'l'TloS
decren an O '.'I ol - l iud
cut of the Circuit Cour 01 in
Statu 01 (re--..i. lor W:i'. e I otinlv,
ill favor of K T Simpson and ai:-iiiist Jamea
I' Loonev. l.itxie M Sw-plieiis Samuel W
lAK'li. v L F oruham, and Mary Klleii (ira
ham hia w ite and Lima M Stephena aa es-
erutrix of the last w ill and testament of
Tho A Stephens deceased for the aunt of
Hs.UTx'ost. and for the further sum ol
iU'J u5 I' S irold coin with interest t hereon
at the rate of S per cent (sir annum Irom
ine i.l liav or Aliru issis, ami me lurtuer
sum ol w ith interest then-oil at the
rate of tier cent per annum from ihe 2d
day of April ls! u attorney fees and for
tlie cost un.l exts'nses ol sale ami 01 eaiu
writ.
Now. therefore, hv virtue end in pursu
ance ot aaid judgment, decree an order of
sale, I will, on .Monday, the 2td day of
May at the .ouih d.sir of lh
Court House, in HillslKirn, Washington
County, ttrenon, at .ha hour of 10 o'clock
a ni ot said day, d at public auction to
the hiirheKt hmder lor awsh the lollowtne
house
Uiviroii at the hour of 111 o'chs k a 111 of
said dav, sell at puhlic auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the following deathbed
real proHtty towit :
1 lie east hall ol the southwest quarter of
suction sixteen, township two north of
niiiae live west of tin) ill Mer containing
s.i a.-riw all situate in Washington County
Oreiron to satisfy the hen-iiilsjfore nameii
sums and fur the costs and expenses of said
Said property will he sold snhieet to ..v.
demption as per ttattite of Oreiron.
Witness 111 v hand tlns.'ith dav of Mav.
Wis.
W. D. RRADFOItn,
Sheriff Washington t'ouutv tireon.
It. Citron.
Attorney for I'laiiitiff. Jl-2
!SIIKItlFt"S NALK.
ran ire live t.tk west of Willamette Mendian
and c-oiitiiiiiinsr HO acre more or leas, all
situate in Washington County Or.-(rol.
'O satisty the iiareiooefore. named atiina.
and lor thecomand expenses of said
sale.
Said property w it be sold subject to re
demption as er ainlute nf Oreiron.
Witness tuy band thia )th day of
April 1SM8.
W. I). II ft All FORD,
Sheriff of Wsshlnston County, Oregon,
tieo. W. llaaeii,
Atu.ruey ur Plaintiff. 4,S-5i
NHF.ItlFF'M MALE.
Y VIRTUE
I J des-re.
Neatch, eatch, whose Veatch
Why he U a Cleveland gold-bug grub
who ha lately hatched out into
ilemo-siiver-pop butterfly. His latter
end will be as ephemeral as his gold
bug career under Grover. He ia an
inner illustration of the folly of
changing one's political coat for the
aake of offl,-e. Veatch and Kincaid
traitor to principles; for the glitter
ing spoils ol ofMce. Republican.
..-T-Dm for rirti t..is.
s laranic.-u u.i.ae.-o l:alilt enrc. n'ahes weak
uvu.-iu,,. .....j., pure, wic.il. All druiruita.
".IRONING MADE MSY"
T':e ropuriicn from the fit
have estimated that Mr. Tongue's
m-J irity in this county will be 2.
'nore 'hioi in I .. I.ut now It t. gii -til
-ok 'hough it will be much
larger than that figure.
' I
I
The Irijcd comhinstion lend be
Veatch i skipping all the cinir
towns. Veatch ha gone all arouti '
Millshoro and it i understand that ho
will pMk neither here or al Forest
Groves
Pllllp
11 IN i Jl
' f CJJ -
TftAT INVEiV
r ncnitiner att rrrisi,
MES COLLARS AND CLIFFS STIFF AND NICE
no ujlicn citjcrr tnurm nnir
ONE POL-ND OF THI5 STARCH WILL GO
AS FAR AS A POCNO AND A HALF
OF ANY OTHER STARCH.
HUTACTURtDC-tv,
rHU.C.HLJBINGriR BROS CP
KEOKUKjOWAjEWTtiAVEKCONN.
OK AN EXECCTIOM
aol order ol mmm iffslled
oui ol tha Circuit Court of ths State
ol tlreron lor asr..,w,nn I'nnm.
in favor of Tyler llute and airaiiist Stephen
1'entold, Jessie I. Peiifold. Ilenrv I'imiIoI.I
and latli.-rine Pentold lortliesuni ol't.H 10
cosis ami lor t ne lurtlier siiin of fll.ii.0 L
KOl'l coin with interest thereon at the
rate ot 10 Per cent ler annum IVnm tlw. All.
day of rVi.teinber .m and the further sum
ol J. Willi interest thereon ut the rate of M
er cent per atiiiuiu irom the 4th dav of
ov. is'.l. asattornevs ee ami for the .-osts
and expenses of sale and of said writ.
Nn, tnereiore, tiy virtue and in irsil-
ance ol said jtnniiiinnt de.ree and onler
of sale 1 iti i n M n lay the l.itb dav
ol June 1st', at tne south .loor ..f
the C.iurt Uiuse, in HidsOoro, Wash
hinet.in Counlv. Oreirun. at 111s hour
oflUo'c'o'k A.M.. 01 said dav sell at pub
lic auction to tlie liiKhest b diier lor eash,
the lollowin drs -rila.i real nroirl. in.
wift
The south half of the south east mis ter
and the northwest ijuartt-r it. the southeast
liinneroi section zi aim the northeast
piarter of the northeast ouarter of sectinn
I2N W ill Mer all I. in
Washington count v Oregon to satisfy the
BY VIKTrK (IK AS EXKCI-TIOX.
Decree and onler of sule. issued out of
the circuit court of the Mate of Oregon,
for M aahiiigton county, in favor of t'epliaa
Eisenhuiier and against David Savage, ex
ecutor of the last will and t.-stament of
Kraatus lavage sr. deceased ; Mary Daily,
Marcellus W. iiaily, Cordelia i.uild, Charles
(luild, Hannah X. 'akernian, John F.
Clakernian, Krustua Savage jr, Mary E.
Savage. Cena Jervans, Jeigana
Marcellus Savagi-, is-slia Savaire, Krastua
Savaire, Hlanclie Savage. Hurt suvave, Dav
id Savage, C. Scliulinericli und ico Scliul
inerich partners under the tirm name of
Sihulnieri. il .t Son, Herman Schulmericli
and C II Koch partners under tlie tirm
name of Schulnicrich A Koch. O W Pat
terson and Thomas It Humphreys, de
lendant for the sum of Ma Kt costs and lor
further sum ot 11370 CJ I' S gold coin with
interest thereon at the rale ol 7 percent
per annum rom the asth day O' April Is-s
and ior the cost and elK lis. s ol sale and of
said writ
Now there on;, by virtue and in pursu
ance ol said judgment d.vr.-e and order 01
ale I wib, 011 .Monday the l.lth day o Juno
lsjis, at the soiitn d.stroi the court bouse
in HillslHiro. Mashi
at the hour ol til o'clopa a m o said duv sell
at puhlic auction lo the hiih..st l.i.l.l.'.r ....
caan the lollowing deserils-d reul pros-rty
Coiiimencing on Ihe northeast boundary
lineo tha donation land ehon. ... r.i..,.
i" iriini.'iuiT nam. -j sums au.i ior tne costs I Iiurris at a point 11 rth 40 il.-r.s. w ,..l
5 chs disunt rom tlie oilarter post be
am! eaiH-nses of suid sule.
H im propert y 10 Pa .-old auhject to re-
lam pi 1011 as per statute ot Orecon
Witness my Hand this 13th day of Muy
W. D. UK A I FOKD,
Sher ff "I Waslr.ngien L'oiintv, Oregon.
Sniity ,V ltowinan.
Attornevs for l'lff. ,M-3
'ITATIO..
OF THE
Couuty of
tiie rorxTY rofitT.
State ot Oreiron lor the
Washington.
In ne manor ol the estate of I
Wil'inm A Freeman, .lee.i 1
To B-P- t rneiuaii. L lian A hr-emnn. A I.
the. II Fr-eintii. Wa'ter It Freeman and
Ll.iy.t W Freeman, a-reetiuir:
I.i me nsmrol the rt'a'e ot O-eiron. stoii
are nsrehy ct -d snd reiuired 10 appear In
UieCouniv Ciun.'i the Si 11 la 01 Hn-gnu
lor ihe County of Washington at !' rourt
r w in therrol at Hlli.iHirnin the county of
W i-hin-u.n on Mondav. llie atih .1...
J 11 is ls. , lllo . 'o k in tba luren.mn ni
lb it lnv llli'll i.li'l there to show cause H
iiv es-.si n an ortter ot sale of Ihe I
oUig des. r bad real properlv sitnsted
'-unit ,111 ei.untv 1 i'fin 1 ml ilavn
K.jtow- io.ii: t'om-nen.-in as ths
1 ween aecnons 4 anil If, T 2 S H 1 W Will
V to ..Tl'1:'''!"111 ,il degree.
V to the 8 W boundury line o said Iiurris
donation land claim thence north 45 de
grees west on said line pJ.:tu chs to corner,
thence north as.f.l chs to corner, thence
eas.811.t ch. to corner. Ih.'ue S j degree.
land el?i !!"" W m. '"leV donation
land claim thence northwani on said line
to center 01 luahitin river thence south-
81 degrees K 'rom the place o beginning
henee rs.uthHId. gnss'w to the place o?
ts-iriniima eont.M.,,nu s., . L..
Un .0.. .. . .s rw - ..-s ..... re or less
u !. I.i" " iW ".'""ftoti county Oregon
toaatis y the hereinlw , re nameii sums and
s; i zzzw?-tt,r. ? ! '
.rniii sutiject to re-
.e.,i,.,,u.i as per statute o- tregon
," " "' sins silt n .lay o
ISlrl.
May
w it no 1 ol-. .....
Sheriff Washington County Oregon '
HagleyA llrown.
Attorneys for I'luiiitiff
51-3
Xtice r Final Settlement.
foi- VOT1CE IS HEUEI1Y HI VEX TIIT
d in f "' inidersigned executor of the last
ltM,. will and testament c i h.. J. U. " 1
th. 1 ceasei has . ed his ii.,l .. . ' 1 . UB
''"r '-" roinerof tne It I. Cot Oha. ecutor in the county ,-ourt of Wasl ,,t..
Mclv y ..1. . 111T I N K 3 W. Wi I Me, uunt, State of . tn'go.i ami he I T ' J, ,u v
t e..r -outh .,-.. Eo.,,enr.l , court lias tixe.1 Monday the prth iPiv of
o.e a d S..K,, it I. c 41 ens core or less June Isic, Bt the rourt room .. ...ill
"" I"- Per .,r tlie W hn;f of lh.
id M. Kar i L C meo.-e S I5" W 1 var ?t-
r-1 -- r or less to a prent t'.ai
i .... ri :e msi a-re-. thenre 7.s so w
1
cits Hi.'l .nk- n
of tnr 1 L t! "f
lieaee -J .-ill'
I 'orneiill. ll I. , '
aae I heni'- s '! ft
"III.OI I I. ' A en
"-e or .ess 1., tu
1 n 1 a ne Pis aim
K "11 sai.t eas line ut
22 olia more or less to
. iW E through th.
an. 1 it unk. t0 ti
.runir . nig .utatiing I0.1 acres.
i . 0 "'ii-.,.-ing at ine Nni, w, .1 ror-
11.1 ... Ctl.rles MrK,y
I " r I K 1 W .1 ihH W.ll Mm. h
11- e.t line ot t-i- (! j ,c.
D I. I'I eli, .d 1H iii.s. t..
P-s. ,., t'.e ,e .1.- .aid Jsckin r
W 1, t-t.a an.l M
" 11.. .., ( J.eksol.
' ! ' "iia- o. the N
;,' ' M i k 1.
.!'' 1 ,1, . and 12ch.4ue:.r
" 1 " 'o 1. - -. 1 1, ,r in
" d 7. ,1 1 , s w eorie
1.1 ' 11 n I t1- ne h 77 ui -w
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n .... I 1 'o . t,
l: i' h
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t .-
Of
Pisa o iM
s n I 'I no
1 111 n 1 01
id si,
at nillshoro 1 ir..... " . ,'" u"
oVIis-kofsaidda;;,,, andpl,.
he 10,T,r,i""" " '''-ooiint and for
Dated at ll.llshoro this llth day of May
.V1 a. w n i.1. 11 '
,r.xeciitorof the last will .,! v,a,:,e,,t
,.ee,i UCCI'IISeil.
Of Thus.
ai -a
Nil Kit IFF MA LIS.
Wiin. 's.. t
I -. I.-.- ..I I,,..
Or, -,,, ,,, .
.ll ,
11-1. 11. p. c icvkt.ir
"l,:,lv ' ""rt of Ihe State "of
....nt ,- of Wash. 1,1....
IVm ;;:;-'T(ta.,,,e.,,,,,.u.lHr ,
inihrie, t lerk
i l.vrpi, Tahlets arc a d
1 .... 1 .1 . . . . -..
Y VIKTCK OK AX KXHTIMV
.,,,1 V,,.,. ,, s o.isl 1 naries Alvor.l
ol s.si I' s ... 1 1 . r '"' inrtii.-r sum
:,",l.S K'"l coin in, ioo-r,.., ,i,r
ri hTvorfP,,r.ce,,l'HT
sum of i, ",!''.'l,e. ",r,,"r
rate ol M .... . "' nun III the
d .v i . ' is'raiiuuni
11.1v o April His as ....
Osts an, .... ' r un, 1 I'.r II I
o .:!Tr "T" "fe rt.i t said r,l
aiiee of . .. 1 ; 1 Vl,liie and ill piirsu
'. I'l'ltrinciit deer id or
-iVtVhe.oU,.,,,1,V,',' U,i' dav June.
iiin-isir " '..'.''r''0' ' r '
the I., r, ",'r '. r,'tity Onu.'.i
.. ... . ' ." - ' -1 1
i". ..ne
Cuh I
to-w
rom the 'JmIi
l.e ami lor the
'auction to the
in ol
hiirh.
1 nd i.i
t bidder hu
ll.. 1 11 1 nigtn-sl lil'titer I.m
".letollowmgd-seril-d real pn,p,-rty
' tin
t.'rr,:""":!"'"1 in .'..-ay
and pi, ,1, ree,,r.. , ,:
. ..I ROIlVeVnt..w.
n-ls,.
Ii.ii.- r.
1 ii
litlh-
and
Tti is atarrh la prpard on riswtlflr prlnrlplas by assn who bare ti ad rears nf Bnteflrat
tpsnssrs In fanry lauodenng. It mbtsnld linen and rassaier Ii 1 1 t their
j aataral whiteness and isnparts a nsaatihu and lastinwflnish. It is Us nolr starrh
saannrartiins) ibsl is perfectly harailaaa. ennuinina- neither arsenic, a loss or an
other substastes wjarmss to Luteal ana eaa bs mmi area U a baby powder.
j For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers.
-HW tit' t In-
df U',.i,;.,.,f..,,
lorn, ) all situ-.te in W ',lo, . ' '' " ri'" '1
1 -ii- to ".""htngton county ..r,v..n
icts at iMla dr.. ...a 1... f,. L" . "'"inis lore
--. ...e costs and 1
tab et gives
ll.'llli.'l slllll-
M.l Tea
j lll'tige.tl,
cur., 5(tk rrmlmLht
p.sirlvely
I ful herb drink T ''rV.V."- A deligl,,.
bicins... ..... ."P""na .f
tnoiiev relumhsl oV" ... V. ro'"pl
l;dpn,r,.riywiillM.;;;'-
j the akin pro.ln
inonev reti
I drugstore.
band this l.;th .i n
exion or
at iNsta
"iiiplion .
1
Xm.
IHIAI'K'
Tim,,,,, """"t,on county ur,
Attorney for I'.aiiilUl.
1 "' 1. an
W It.