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Vol. XXVI.
HILLS BORO, WASHINGTON COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 1. 1!S.
No. 6
GENEItAL DIHEtTOKY.
81 It hH'HUKK.
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Nsiirlary ul Mult . Harrlaoo R. Kiueald
1 reasiirer . .'h' II ill Mrtwku
ropl. Public Instruction . M. Irwie
hw Printer W. rt. Lssds
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H. ri. Wttt
F. A. Mum
t-fut Kit Hi Disinol . ..T. A. Meltrid
i..rney rilita District T- J. t'lwtuii
I'OUNIY rrlCKHH.
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It. H. UxMODOf
T. U. Todd
I. A. Imnrir
7. W. I. rlradiord
K. L. MeOormieh
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ttoorg H. Wlhjoi
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L. K. Wilkes
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J. M. lire.
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It. Wasgene
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(1. H. Wilau
. Itrnion Bowuian
P. O. Mltcnel
.TI.OS Oil
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lT Utt'U't INrORMATTON.
Pott
!b. n.aile oloae t tli Hillsboro
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Vnr KnrmiUKton and Liirt..Wln"lJ
and 8tuta.ya at luuw a. m
C1H -Itni AND WX'IETY NOTICKM.
. ...i..ittt(ATIONAL OHfKCH. eornw
I Man. . ml t ilth tr,ta. Fraaohing
v Until" tb. mirnin and tbdidk.
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fcy. rw r linlly ! "i""-
KVAN P. HUOHKU
i,n am
(UIL'KCH. Corner
lib and r ir PreaoUiun awy nunaay
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HiindaHclal. 10 a. in. "i''"?
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d. 1 p. i.
M .iv'
fin w. 'II It A. A Iklna. ra.tor
I'rnioiuiiKevary tiaonain "'",""
n.tti am h.iwi iwj "-
iu . I- iiiwubk ry Hunday at
- . n.l uravar nilMtinil fen
ri.'imdHv rvitnum. Iiendera' aud lwardV
-.1L. tbit l i'd I'nBaday tuiu ol aaou
month.
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kwt nrai and third
1 1., nu.nth.
" Jt. h LINEMAN, M.IW
II. IUt' JilMAN. Ktoordar.
Dm iKhlrrn ( KrlHkh.
i,i. n;,i KKKKKAIi LIIIKIK NO
1 I M.' I O. O. r.. miwia in Odd ralkiwa'
H .;l rvi.i y r aiurday wniiiK.
A HA 11 WILLIAMS. N.Q.
11
p. r ii.
ll.l.MMKO O It AN UK, NO. 78, meeU
vnd m .1 4tb rwtuidayaof aaoh month
Mkmj. Muuoriaut, Maatir,
,N.IR ImuiIIM, !Sta.
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f. liall.
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d it ereninira at o'olook.ln I.O
Viailora made wxiootua
UU!HAKL IIKMISIL N
Ut'LT. rteo'y.
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. p. m. t'.
vrry HnndayiDin at 7 o'olool
I'hriatian elinrob. loo an
ilt-d to attrndita niMtiuira.
KDA AHAMS. fraa't.
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liifrre af Hanoi.
'iKKK of HONOR,
In
A. . V.
in Od l Kelloaa' hall tr.
I Pn.lav T.nin ol fact
M. M. Pittonut-r, '. of H.
tro ii. It1 ordvr.
Jo
tiithbonr Mater.
I A TKMl'I.K NO. 10, R. A,
,.ry 'ind and i It Pnilay inaacl'
.cI.h in i. O. O. r. Hail.
M.-a A M t arl al
.wrioll M. K. C.
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KMX
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k. af r.
LiiIHUi. NO. M, K. or P,
,1 M.ij .iuc Hall on Mundaj
Kh wwh. nojoarning brathrw
IkU niMitinin.
K. krlao
K of It . C
A. F. and A. .
fl klil lDtE NO. , A. P. A A. M..
J i.Mf.i tTY ttatnrday nihl on or aU
a i mi, ,n -i iHoh uu'iith.
w. i. wiH. w. v.
Ii. i ai'- i i, !Tflry.
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.AliN OH A r IKK, SO.M.O. KB.
I MH.OHU- lrinila nn ibr zn
t.My oi fai'h imipth.
l. V. 1. II ARK. W. M.
(, i'n SKii, Sorlary.
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M.
t'hnivii on Ihi
ai i o'clock r.
k. O. T.
VTIOI.A TKN T, N. 1. K. t. T. M..
' nn.i, m ivi.l Ki'llo' Hall, on wrc
and f.utrtli rhur..ly rvt-ninira id aarh
niont'i. l"0.
HaaT. liowma, low.
R. K.
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W I. it. . K . mn-ta on dral and
bird Ta -data f wi"h month,
p. V, I,- ttti'tv, Mrllxt.
,r.. U!mii ior. o.. w. a. R.
KK IS IN tl PKI l.ttV!t HAM. ON
il In,- nrxi and Ihirl "atunlaya of r-ach
monlh, iS:(i n'ciix , 1". M.
1. P. Hi.-ta . K. t'randall P.
4iitanl
HEM. KA lHV M. 47. W R. T.
MKKTS IN (Hill rKI.LOWS IU1.L
Hillahot,-, on iha I.u la, I AI. Kridaya
al aati n 1 1 h at t ! n. m I
Mra. II. V. Uaiea. '
ta.tf.ua 0.1 randali, Bcraiary.
a. a. tutuL'i
X lary Pulilic
THUH H. E. B. TOM. I K,
rn mxEYs-AT-LA w,
HlLU rMbU, OrtfcoON.
Orrioa: K auia3, 4, a 5, Moman Block.
W. . BiUKUTT,
ITI RX EYS-AT-LA V,
HILLhbOrat. HUB tUN
trrnca: Caulral bloca, Kooau attd 7.
a.tia
Notary Poblio
v. n. taiv-
YTTORNKYS-AT-LAW.
UILLhHOUO. OhtCrON.
Orriua: Koonta ( and 7,
la Mm -I ia tka
kaama. AcliMl
laird
araaka.iat
aaaaa M aaa
any aahar brasM
Col
FOiYDEd
Absolutely Pur
i
OVM MMPQ.. CO., HI. VfMHL
TUC WHO DCWCWIICDII I Uwor. - "u-i.-.
idl limn ncvLiiuc lull, - ". -tmi
ul uiuury at-t down In ttirurm :.i,i.t .t,-
a.,u. rvv:iirly or othrrwU aaxilird or
Where Uncle Sam's Fighting '" " aaid hiui.
. . j Aud tueiv ahall alao ha feyted. cllortf-J
Money Is Raised. and id. for and In raaurct to tha nmli-
i ttUA. urvuintUona. tUMlIura mint thi,,.
THIS03 SUBJECT TO TA"P TAX
hit ntioiml aud drarrlurd In aL-hnlula B irf
tli!. a. t, uuutufiwturod, auld or n moved
; I'r aulo, tha aevanU laiat or auuia of
tiiuiiey art down In words or tlurva
aTilL.t lb aaiue mpwctlvaly or otherwiae
peiilinl or art forth In auhouuia b of thin
aut.
Si-c. 7 That If any perwtn or prraona
I J"" niaka. algn or Uaue, or eauw to ba
Uimle. .itfitod or laausd. any in.lruiuent,
diH Uiueiit or uapar of any kind or daarriu
ti.in w hutaut'vur, yrithout th aaiue ixit.g
uiii.. aiaiuumi tor aeuoiiun the tax hert-by
a. muii.
Bltil.F.Y
ui". a. (Aoi.tT.
BKOHN,
YTTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Ull.I.SHOliO. ORKIION.
Resident agent lor R.tynl ln.U'aiue Co.
Roona: 1, and 3, Miuie liml lini?.
H. T. BAULKY,
ATTORNEY AND
COUXl'KUm -AT-LAW.
.MLLfBftO ORrXKl.N.
Tlitrf Hi" -xi!!!! nil? whu tet-ia
I tn f-rili-rhtin a xliyhtly ilt-terinniting
!o;iiniil (if the iunur)frOt lt-ttiltr,
I AauiiiHlild, in thn Phillipliien. In.
Moman biota. ' ,.ls4, hll ..1,1 ..... , Siatnilh ailllniri
titt, wml nfit-rtt arils rvnetttJ hia ho-
tililie-.. Hut Ha ht jfaineil hot tulc.
au'n mi Kurh iiiHhmU I nun Hps in it
Mflf, hikI iHitr-i to trvat with the
L'nited hlnl!t in the frank ami npt-n
niaiiiifr in uhlrh he ia treated, it
niitflit Im ucU enough In rtwrvts any
I unfjvorahle opinion or turn men t uij
til lit ia Kiven a fair IrUI in uValiiiK
iili a juit ptHiple.
Deputy l)ilrtcl Ailorney lor Wasliii u-
ton Couniv.
rrica: Uyrr Delta Drug Htore
H. T. LI Sk LATER, M. B. t. M.
UYHICIAN ANDSLMtOEON
U1LL8BORO, OKr.UON.
Orvioa: at reaidenoe, east of lourt
Houea, where he will be found at all iiuuis
when not viattioR paltenta.
J. P. TAX1EN1E, I.,
g r. 11. U. KUlHJWItM,
UILLrllMIKO, UKtUON.
Ornoa iid KaaiuaMca : ooruer Third
and Main Hlreeu. Olhoe hoars, KA) to U
a. ni., I to A and I to a p. u. lelepbone to
reaidenee from Brook A tteia UratpHore at
nil hoora. All oalla promptly attended.
uiubt or day.
Is Your I.unIiions Dull?
Tlu-n tliia is the time to improve
it. Uiiit't wait until "souietliini;
turns up," hut turn it up youraell.
kruifitila-r tliis tlie purpose oi
ii' I ver lining ia to bring liusineait.
The wis- hiiiiiiifas utait will aJver
tiae as inui li if not more in dull
twtuauns im in duny seawius.
A ifl ami tinte-hoitoreil way
ni a'lvtTtihinjf ia throutfli the
Illl.l.KIIOHO iNllKfKMlCNT. Whetli
ft juii want to get out something
nrat to at-iHi through the mails or
something cheap to throw around,
come and see us.
The Newer ta He Levied ea Ibwr. Tonee
ee. Finer, T.l.phoee Meeucee, T.l-
araaae, KailreaMl Ticket., M.dleioei. O.l
aw Baawr The ttead aad keif nienfe
reataree.
: An Art to Proylde Wats and Means to
I Meet War Kxueuditun and For Othur
tiruoaus.
j Be It enacted by the senate and house of ' Uupueod thereon or without having there
i repreaenutlivea of I lie I'mted Slates of ' upon an adlwaiy sump to d-uou aaid
) AuierWa In cungresa asaeuibli-d. Ttiat there tai. aueh person or pee-on. ahali beUtvuied
, snail be paid, lit lieu of the t of tl notr , iruilty of a luiademeauor and U)ton ruuvlc
; Imposed !y law, a tax of t l on ail buer, ; ttuu thereof ahall pay a dne of not more
lager beer, ale. porter and other similar , tbiut f lnu, at the diaureciou of the court,
ternientttd lliiuora, brewed or manufac" . aud aueh iiii-trujiient, dueunient or paier,
lumd and eill or tor"! In srenouse, cr ' a siureaaia, snail Dot be ouuiprient evt
remoTed for consumption or auie wilhiu deueu in any ouurt.
tb United States, by whatever nnute sucin Section a provides prnaltlea for forirerr
liquor may b called, for every barrel I and counterfeiting aud the uxe of walnd
oontalnlng not mora than 31 golluna, and ; it'UiiM, eh-. I pon couvk-flon the eulurit
at a Ilk rate fur any other quantity or , shall pay a fine of not leaa tliau f.'iO nor
for the fractional parts of a barrel author- i more than f.'iouor he Imprisoned not more
I I - ...1 .l..l ...l 1.-1. lH.l..i.in I'l'IJ Iklll .IT III..HII-. -... .11 .
um wiu urn mil ,., . . . m,-. , iuu ""' i ........ ... .... ... , mtL , llv uim ni loll
of lb revised statutes la l.ui-uliy uniended of the court, provided that any proprietor
accordingly, provided, that a diHenunt of ' or proprietors of proprietary articles, or
7 H per centum ahull be allowed upon all I articles sulijeet to stamp duty under sclied-
Kl MtVt IS BIH1SENS.
Tl-te in likely to U, as there ought
to I-, .iiikII palietK-f on this Fai'iflc
"! vt iih auy one who rise up al
'hi- 1 1 in,' to interfere with. haf vent of
the truiia of this warm the Pacific.
It ia the rl-aai in the title of our
affairs here, ami it must be taken
now. The war is bringing; into near
,i,r,:.':CURRENT HAPPENINGS
memorial law of uai
were held in wearisome
it waa foUDti thai Bergen was si iw ly I
dying, of an otwure di.--,e, aggrava-1
led by hotueaicknetst. Philip aenlltems of
one of hi subservient noble. Kuy
Gomel, Prim of Eholi, to the. ait k
man, to condole with him a a friend
but with careful written instructions
that if he found he was sure to die,
vision the promised land of oppor he should promise hitu a ptetly re
sales by collectors to hrewimof theauunps
provided for the payment of aittd tax.
Special Tase.
Pec i. That from and after July 1,
uie B of this act, ahull have the urivilcffe
or lurnlsblng, without citen to the
l'nited Stall's, his or their own dies or de
signs fur stamp, to he uaed thensin. to be
n-tuln.sl in the poueaston of the cutumia-
llUH .. .hll Iw. ..,.1 h..e..,. I H-uiiii.il HI Ul (jOt-M-SKll
A .nn,.,.ll. . f..ll.,,il,t U ,., """ "eruai reveuus. tor ni or tlieir
Hush Work
W. U. WUUIt, M. I.,
HYSICIAN AND HUHUEON,
UILLHHOUO, OKI CM IN.
Orrioa: In t hrnette How. llastiisnc
wruer k'trat and Main streets.
r. A. BAILEY, M. B.
II YHICIAX, SUIUIEON AND
AlXUL'lilKL'B.
HILL8HOKO. OKEUON.
Owns: in Pharmaoy. Vnion Kloek. Calls
attended to, niuht or day. Reaidenoe.B. W.
Cor. Baa Line and Heoond streets.
A. B. BAILEY, 1. I. M.
fENTIST,
HILI.HHORO, OKKdON.
Rooms I snd 2, Moriran A Bailey Block
C. E. KElliEK,
UOMKOPATJUC
I'll YsK'A N a Mi Sl'ltd KOX.
F0RK8T CROVK OREUON.
Special attention paid to Medical and
Surgical Diseases of Women and I'hililreti
id all vlt route illnesses.
0 111 ice and resilience. Uowltiy house.
'avilic ave., west of Forest tirove liotel.
Is a pruMiuii in most job otlices.
Nut so with the IIillshoko 1n
DKHtNDSNT Printery. We hare
a litrge force of men at work all
the time alul can "rush" a job
for you without any trouble.
When you want work done
quickly give the Hii.i.sboko In.
WirSNDSNT Job OtHee a trial.
If You Wore Ho
Yes, if you were the creditor
ami saw the merchant sitting
iilly in his simp accumulating
mure dust, cohwehs ami out-of-style
gissis than cash, you would
prolmiily feel like asking, Why
don t vim
Wake Up
use the advertising columns oi
the Ilii.LsHoKO Indkpkmuknt
and exchange vottr stock for
legal t mler? What ray you
Vilurare Vmir llowela With Ci
t'.i r f!ith:irtlc. cure ronstipetioa forever.
us' if u. i: lit. u drug gt.te refuod money
To rare t oi.ilimtion rorev..
Take Csscarets Canilv t'uthurtic lorortta.
tl t t;. c. tail to cure, uruitKists refunu mooef
Kveryborty Pays So.
Coscarets randv t.'alhartlr, the most won.
earful nti-dii'al iltscoiervof the aire, pleas
ant anil rein-aiung to tb taste, act gently
ami positively on kuineta. liver and bowels,
lea-tatnir the entire si stem. dlsiel colds,
cure hea.iHc.iM, (cvr, luililmil constipation
and bi imisnea. Pi, aae buy and tre a box
of l'. C. l:. to ilav; lu. -i .vi cents, rt.ildi
juarautei-d to cure Liy al! druggists.
Til ON. . B I'M I'll KEYS.
, i , t v . vni vi 4 vii
AI1STRACTINU tK flTLES.
HILLMHORO, ORFUON.
Leaa! papers diswn and Loans on Ilea
Katate negotiate I Husitiesa attended to
with promptness and dispaeth
(linci Msg Htreet, opposite lourt
Hons.
K. MIXUX,
fjENTIST,
kUKKrir UROVK. OKKIHIN
I now uaktnc teeth for f VOO and tr.nti
r set I beat of material and wntkraanahip.
Will eompare with seta costing e-'A. leetb
xtr acted witbont pain. rillmKS at ine
lowest price. All work warranted.
Orrtest three door north of Brick
stor. ttt&o boor from 9 a, m. to 4 p. m.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
lbs Kind You Hate Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
MS. U. TMOMrsO!!. SOTAST FI'SLIC.
THOwPSOS SOX,
20 years experience in i irtice Leeal Busl-
. Ileneml trusts ei-euieu. I roiieriy
of Kstatee and Individuals cared for.
Ottlceat the llaaaar. Forest tirove, Oregon.
OASTOniA.
ik. ys in tv.nai iiM hjw um
aifiatsr
ef
Iha K.itw Yoe Haw i
I have been a sutT.-rt-r fnun chntnic
diarrhoea, ever since the war, and
have utd all kimlaof nmlirines for
At last I found one remtily I hut
aa been a auiveM as a cure, and that
ChntutM-rlaitr folic, t'lmlcra and
Diarrhoea Uerueiiy, P. K. tlrisiiam,
Uaars Mill Pa. For aale by IVIla
Druii store.
Many old soldiers uow feel the ef
fect of the hanl 'rvicethey endured
luring the war. Mr, Geo. Si, Amler
n, of Ilosfvllle York ctunty Penn.,
who saw the tinniest kind of service
at the front, is now fretjiiently troub
le! I with rheumatism. "I had a severe
atttick lately" ht? says, "and procured
a Isitile of t'hnmlM-rlaina Pain llalm.
It did so much g'Hsl tluit I would
like to know what you would charge
me fur one il.i7.i-n Isillles." Mr. An
derson wanted it both for his own
use aud supply it to hi-v friends and
ni'ighcsirs, as every family should
have a Isiitle of it in their home not
only fur rheumatism but lame back
sprains, swelling, rut, bruise ami
burn, for which it is unequalletl.
For sale by I Vita Drug store.
W hmiplng Ceagh.
1 had a little isiy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighlaira recommended
t'haiiihcrl oil's Cough Ilentedy. I
did not think that any medicine
would help him, but after giving
him a few ilnees of that irmedy 1 1
notii"etl an improvement and nnej
Isiitle cured hltn "ntirelv. It I thau
,1
imposed annually
1. Bankers nulnir oreiuplnrlnK a capital
Dot exceeding the sum of i.'.YOHl ahal
pay $40. When using or employing a capl
tal exceeding $'.'.'i.ismi, for every aiUlitiooal
I l.uou In excess of I'.'.i.iHs), i, and iu estl
mating capital surplus shall be Included
The amount of such annual tax shall It
all case be computed on the hais of the
capital and surplus fur the preceding fiscal
year. Any snvlngs tiunk hu ing no uupi
tal stock and w hi m husltusa ia oontlnei
to receiving deMsita and loaning or
vesting the same f,r tl.e Im-ih tit of ita de
positors, aud v, hich dis-s no othi r btt.iness
of banklug, ahull uot be subject to this
tax.
s. Brokers shall pay f-SO. Kvt-ry -esou
Ann or coiniiiiiiy it lioso husiucss it Is to
negotiate pun-liasi-s or Mtlcs of storks.
bonds, exchange, hiiiliuit, colinil money,
bank note, prom isi-ory uoti-s or other se
ouritle fur themselves or others i-hnll he
regarded as a broker, pruviil-il tliut any
person having paid the nci:il tax as a
bauker shull not lie re,Uirv.il M pay tbo
special tax as a broker.
8. Pawnhmkcrs shull iay f .).
4. Cotuiuereiul brokers .hull pay .0.
6. Custom house hmWei-s shull pay $ 10.
8. Proprietors of theaters, museums and
eoucert halls In cities having inure thau
8&.0O0 population as shown by ti e last
preceding Lnited States census shall pay
1100.
7. The proprietor or proprietor of clr
euaea shall pay 1U0.
a. Proprietors or agents of all other
publlo sxhibitlons or shows fop money
shall pay 1 10, and but onesiecttil tax shull
be required for exhibitions within any one
state, territory or the District of Columbia.
tf. Proprietors of bowling alleys and
billiard rooms shall payed lor each al'ty
or table.
Tebaee, Cigars, Cigarette and aauff1.
Sec. S. That there shall. In lieu of the
tax now Imposed by law. la- levied aud
collected a tax of 13 cents ) r iiiinil upon
ail tobacco and snuff, however preared,
manufactured and sold or removed for
consumption or sale, and upon cigars antl
cigarette which shull be manufactured
and sold or removed for consumption or
sale there shall be levied and collected the
following taxes, to be paid by the niamt
facturer thereof namely, a tax of $:i .00
per thousand on cigars of nil descriptions
made of tobacco or any substitute there
for and weighing more than three pounds
per thousand, and of f 1 per thum-und on
cigars made of tolwtcco or any substitute
therefor ami weighing not more than
three pounds per thotisuml, and a tax of
$3.60 per thousand on rlgnn-ttea luadu of
tobacco or any substitute therefor and
weighing more than three -on nils per
thousand, and 1 1.60 cents s-r thousand on
cigarette made of toliiirro or nny stil-sti
tut therefor and weighing not mure than
three pounds per thousand. The law also
provide for smaller jsirknge unit tobacco
removed from the factory or cntim house
before the passage of this act Ixurlng tax
stamps must pay a tax ciiual to one halt'
the difference between the tax nltvndy
paid and the tax levied In this act upon
such articles.
Sec, 4. That from and after .Inly 1,
1808, special taxes nn tobacco dealers nnd
manufacturers shall lie and hereby arc im
posed annually aa follows, the amount of
itch annual taxes to he compiiu-tl in nil
ease on the basis of the annual sales for
the preceding tlsral year: Dealers lu leaf
tobacco bowl annual sali-s do not exceed
60,000 pounds shall each iay $0. Dealers
In leaf tolsMT-o w hose annual sales c x-i-cd
60,000 and do not exceed loo. ((oil iMiunds
shall pay 13 aud If their annual sal ex
oeed 100.000 pounds shall pay f'.'t Dial
ers In tobacco whose annual sales exceed
oo.uou pounds snail each pay 1S. .Manu
facturer of totvtceo w hose nm.ua! sales do
not exceed 60,000 pounds .hail each pay
$6. Manufacturers of tobacco whose an
nual sale exceed Stl.uiK) and do n.it exceed
100,000 pounds shall euch uiy fl i. .Man
ufacturera of tolMwin w hose annual sales
exceed 100,000 pounds shall ewh jsiy t
Manufacturer of cigars v lum. ami, ml
ale do not exceed Iiki.ikhi cigars shall
each pay $t. Manufacturer of cittar-i
whose annual sales exceed I'S' ihsl nnd do
not exceed SJOO.isjo ciitars shall each uav
lis. Mantifactun-r of cigars w In. an
nual sale exceed iioO.ouo cigars shall each
pay -.
And every pt-rsun who carri.-s on any
business or oceuiHitioii for which sissial
taxes are lnipoi.il by this act, without
having paid the epertu tax her, in urov id
d. shall, besides being liable to the imr
nient of such nisi ml tax. be il.o in.nl eu.iiv
of a ftiladcrm-niti-r and utsm cniiwiri.n
thereof slut 1 1 pay a line of not 11...11- 1I..11
l-'iOO or be Imprisoned not more than it
months, or both, at the discretion of t'.e
court
Sec. 6. I'ntil appropriate stainii bv
prepared and furni.lied the stamp-- hen t.i
lor used to denote the puvmiit of tl.e in
ternal revenua tax on ferna 1.1.1I tumors.
tobacco, snuff, clears and ciuarvti. m y
b stamped or Imprinted ith a i:'ni le
devlo to denote the new n.teof tax A i.d
any person having possession of in.aih. d
tamp heretofore Issued for the tutmei f
separato use, which shall not he duplicated
to any otner person.
Stai.' 10 That if any person or person
shull make, sign or Issue, or cause to be
made, signed or issued, or shall accept or
pay, or cause to he accepted or paid, with
design to evade the payment of any stamp
tax, any bill of exchange, draft or order or
protulaaory Dote for the payment of money,
liable to any of the taxes imposes! by thla
act, without the same being duly stamped,
or having thereupon an adhesive stamp
fur denoting the tax hereby churgisl there
on, he, shewr they shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall he punished by a fine uot ex
eeedlng 1:200, at the discretion of the court.
BlUs of Ksehaag.
Sec. 1 1. That the acceptor or acceptors
of any bill of exchange or order for the
payment of any sum of mouey drawn, or
purporting to be Urawn, In any foreign
country, but payable In the l'nited States,
shall, before paying-or accepting the same,
place thereupon a stamp. Indicating the
tax upon the same, the law requires
for Inland bill of exchange or promissory
notes, and no bill of exchange shull be
paid or negotiated without such .tamp.
(Penally a flue uot eioeultng 100. )
Section li provides that in some country
districts postmasters shall assist collector
In .upplylng the stamps to users.
,-ec. 13. That any person or persou
who shall register. Issue, sell or transfer,
or who shall cause to be Issued, registered,
sold or translerred any Instrument, dis'tt
ment or pasr of any kind or description
w hatsiaiver mentioned in Schedule A of
this act wilhout the same being duly
stumped or having thereupon an adhesive
stamp for denoting the tax charge tin re
in and rejig! led In the manner requimi
iv-v. wU. fi'tei.-t to evade the provisions
if this act, Miall be deemed guilty of a inis
Icincunnr, and upon conviction thereof
..hull he punished by a fine not exceeding
(do, or by Imprisonment not exceeding six
months, or both, iu the discretion of the
court, and such Instrument, dis-ument or
pnM-r not being atauiMsj according to law.
shall be deemed invalid and of no effect.
(The remainder of the section provides for
the remission of the penalty In cases of
accident and mistake, etc. )
Sec 14. That hen-after no Instrument,
paiH-r or document required by law to la'
stamped, which bus la-en signed or Issued
without being duly atamisHl, or with a de
ficient stamp, nor any copy thensif, shall
be recorded or admitted or Used as evt
deuce In any court until a legal stump or
tamps, denoting the amount of tax, shall
have been affixed thereto, as pn--rihed by
law, provlihst that nny bund, dels-tit ure
certificate of stock or certificate of indent
edness issued In any foreign country shall
pay the same tax as Is requin-d by law on
similar Instruments when issued, sold or
transferred In the l'nited Stall's, and the
1 arty to whom the same Is issued or by
whom It Is sold or transferred shall, before
selling or transferring the same, allix
thereon the stamp or stamps indicating
the tax requin-tl.
Sec. 16. That It shall not be lawful to
record or register any Instrument, paper
or dittument required by law to Iw stamped
unless a stamp or stamps of the prolicr
amount shall have hoen affixed and can
celed in the manner proscribed by law, and
the record, registry or transfer of any such
instruments upon which the pma-r stamp
or stamp aforesaid shall not have been
alnxed and camvlcd, a aforesaid, shull not
be used in ev idence.
Sua. 111. That no Instrument, paper or
document required by law to be sbunped
shall be deemed or held invalid anil of no
effect for the want of a particular kind or
description of stamp designated for and
denoting the tax charged on any such In
strument, paiair or document, provided a
legal documentary stamper stamps denot
ing a tax of equal amount shall havs been
duly affixed and used thereon.
Sec. 17. That all bonds, debentures or
certificates of Indebtedness Issued by the
ofhVer of the l'nited States government,
or by the i.lti.-ers of any state, county,
town, municipal corporation or other cor
poration exercising the tax ing power, shall
be and hereby are exempt from the stamp
taxes n-quired by this act, provided that
It la the Intent hereby to exempt from the
stamp taxes imposed by this oi-t such
state, county, town or other municipal
corporations in the exercise only of func
tions strictly belonging to them In the or
dlnary governmental, taxing or niunlclial
capacity; provided further that stis-k and
laiuds Issued by co-operative building and
loan associations whtsw capital stork dia-s
not exceed f.W.000 and building and ham
aasia-iatious or companies that make loans
only to their sharehohlrrs shall be eieuipt
from the tax herein provided.
See !. That no and after the first day
of July, liii.. no telegraph company or Its
tigcut or employee shall transmit to any
person any dliali-h or message without
an adhesive stamp, denoting the tax Im
posed by this act, being afllxed to a oopy
tbensif or having the same stamped the re
nin, it. and In default thereof shall Incur a
l.-ualty of (lu, pn 1 tided that only one
stamp shall tie required In each dispatch
or message, whether sent through one or
liKjru coiupanli-s; pro, tiled that the me
of in tea utsm fermented honors. t,,b.v
Duff, cigar or rigon'tun shall pn-s'nt tl e s-V or dispatches of the officer aud em
earns to tb collector of the district, wl, a ployees of any telegraph or telephone com -ahall
receive tnem at the price paid for ! t '".T concerning the affairs and service of
tli'h staunai by t h. unr, hi-s.r. ,..! 1.1, lae eoinimnv .ml like meseaur or dis-
lietit cough remedy I ever bad in j bl lieu thereof new or l-nprtn'ed stamp l''hes of the olTlclals and employer of
the house. J. L Moore, Mouth Bur- I provide.! I.y this act
irettstown Pa. Forsele at the I Vita
Drug store.
railniad companies sent over tb wire on
their n-spn-tive railnasils shall be exempt
iihMlM s.
, . - 1 from this requirement; provided further
That on and after the flrt Jar ' .1. .. ! . . j
mM i..i . 1 . , tiiav ui. mull ui oiiKiT. siiu eiiipe'Tiis. 01
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Cuie wweewseise. Mutsia.
cianca, lew., t...t,
assets. esMs, aTsrvass,
aa twaaa.
. ed aud paid, f.sr and In n-i-t of tlie sev
I eral homta. h-la-ntures or certifh atm k4
, stork and of lmli M,ilii,-s and othi-r dis n
nients, itistruiuents. matters arid thirds
imiittorMsl and dua rilsii In schiilule A of
this act, or for or in n-si t of the vellum,
pan-hnieni or pafs-r ui.n wba-h su. b In-
ik . ii u . ,n,n or, 01 "aerated in nedule B. subject to stamp
.n.n. Ft 1 1 lia hMf,.,n k.b.1 l. "
, . ......... pminj rjj any
aerson or persons, or party who shaU i ,
s-ake, !( . tiMaaua, or foe whose ConliMktJ on Jtnrth fgt.
the government on ofrk ial busin.w shall
he exempt from the tax herein ImpiMed
(is-n U-legraphic and u-lepbonio niesaoges.
Ss-. y That all tb provision of this
art relating to die, stamp, adbeslv
stamp and stamp taxes ahall axtend to
and Include (except where manifestly In-
aupliral.le) all th article or object en a
unity we have hitherto been per
milled to view only from afar. The
Pari tic cistst now -n to stand at
ibe oasn diairof a Kreat destiny
This include :
AiiUHXHtinu of Hawaii.
The Nicaragua canal,
A trans Paoitic cable.
A great Pacific navy.
1 try disk and fortification.
Naval and coaling stations in the
Pacific
C miuierriul harlair in tram- Paci
fic water.
No objection liea against indul
genii- of fine theories by Xew Eng
land siets and profeissoni about the
historic antipathy of the American
pt ople to war of conquest and about
the ;!read dnnger of empire. Such
speculation make agreeable food for
n fieclion, and may serve to beguile
many a pleasant Lour in the club
rt-diliiig-rooiu or at the seaside. N )
me with correct taste could object to
trticlesi of that sort in hi favorite
uiagitzine, or would slight them in
hi reading 011 a Sunday afternoon or
hi day off.
Hut good nature must nol be pre-
suint-d upon too fur. The man with
a family to provide for will leave
-iii h speculation outside his office
lisir. If we of thin Pacific coast are
roing to get on, we must do bus!
nesw. We must have many market
vt r seas, high piled cargoea rattling
nan to steamship dis ks, ships to
sail them in, navies to protect them
fort and drydia-ks, cabled aud coal
pili-s to make them effective, Em
pire, iu its commercial, not govern
mental, sense, is just ahout what w
want New York and New England
have grown rich in trade with Eu
rope. We must grow rich in trade
wiih Asm. Not altogether to Lon
Ion town shall cargoes I mm Cathay
ho earned, but to Portland and San
Kranci it, Seattle anil Tacoma. The
Suez cnml is well enough for ita
iwn r Htid ita advocates, including
Mr. Niiutiu., but it ia not the canal
for 11.. The isthmus must be pierced
and to prevent a foreign power from
acquiring a base against its Pacific
entrance, Hawaii must become our
iwn, and a nuvy must be created
capable of offense and defense against
any fiaj iu Pacific waters.
Awakening Asia is big with posal
hiliti-s, but they must be grasped
If we do not have another New York
and New England gathered about the
harbors of the Columbia river, it will
Is simply and solely la-cause we
have passu tl by the open door of
opportunity. Commercial In its
ends, the problem is none the less
governmental in its means. Trade
follows the flag. Adequate action al
this critical tune, a Captain Mahan
grandly puts it, "requires underlying
military readiness, like the prover
bial iron hand under the velvet
glove." And he goes on to specify
three essentials of this military readi
ness: Coast defense by forts and
ships; uaval force, the arm of offen
sive power, "which alone enables 1
country to extend its influence out
ward," and an inviolable resolution
that no foreign state shall 'henceforth
acquire a coaling position wimin
oixio miles of San Francisco. We are
at home on the Pacific. One of its
bank is ours, and ours should be the
trade with it opposite shora from
Vladivoetock to Melbourne. The
question is: Shall we take it, or
shall we turn it over to fleets that
drag themselves thither from Atlan
lie harbors?
Tne (letmy;of these Pacific ktates
our national government is holding
in its hand today. Our men in con
gress are voting to sustain its hands.
Our nu n at home are paying ile
taxi and sultecritilng lor Its war
tsni.ls. Our women are giving tbeit
first born to defend its flag nn sea
and land. And for our share wr
want a chain? to do busine;. Wr
want just such aid and protection ft
our growing trade in the Orient a
Euglnnd j.-alously gives to English
men and Germany to Germans.
Just this we waul and must have.
N'.ithing le will content as. No
thing less w ill lie our rightful due.
( Iregnnian.
THE NPAMAKB H HISTORY.
The reign of Philip the Second, of
S.in said to have been the first
thoiotighly typical S;wni-h king,
illustrate Spanish rule at home
that of "a royal monster of perfidy,
ingratitude, tyranny, cruelty,' and
lust." We quole several paragra
phs: "The fit of two envoys, the Mar
quis of B- rgin and llaton Montigny,
sent by the fliiv. rnment of the
Xetherlaml provit ,1- !o present thwlr
grievance, well llluilrfjte the niotl
arch' chancier. A ml ..
their lives re vred by tM Ifj
lurn to the Netherlands; but it there
was a chance of hi getting well, he
snottii! oe!y held cut distant possi
bility of return. Bergen warn after
died in captivity.
"Montigny was reserved (or a
darker fate. He was tried and con
demned by the Council of Bhsxl in
Brussels, while he himself was close
ly imprisoned in Spain. Philip con
ferred with his council as to the
means of executing-the sentence
without public scandal. The council
recommended slow poison. Hut
Philip adjudged that method not se
vere enough. The condemned man
must know, and the public must not
kuow, that he was executed. Let
ter to the king, telling first of Monti
gny severe illness and later of his
death, were writen at Madrid, under
the king's supervision. These were
to certain officers, who ttKik them to
Valladolid, six miles from Mon
tigny' prison at Simancas. There
the death-doing parly waited, w hile
the king's physician daily visited the
prisoner, who was in perfect health,
and every day gave out more and
more alarming reports of his illness.
When all was ready, the notary,
priest, aud executioner, all sworu to
secrecy uuder pain of death, left
Valladolid by night, strangled the
baron with all due formaltie in his
cell by night, relumed by night to
Valladolid, and sent to the king the
letter relating Montigny's death from
fever, which the monarch had put
into their hands ere they left Mad
rid. The victim was buried In the
robe of a Franciscan monk, which
came up high enough on the neck to
cover the marks of strangulation
It is noticeable that Don Carlos was
also buried in a Franciscan robe.
Philip sent the letters which bis
agents had signed, to be given out
publicly by Alva In the Xetherlaml,
and with them, for. Alva's reading
only, full account of the real in
famous fids, of which the monarch
had not the grace to be ashamed.
"So perfectly had he covered his
trail, that It was hidden lor centuries
from the eyes of the world, till the
researches of our own day brought it
to light in the letters of the king and
his ministers preserved in the arch
ive of Simancas, Since Spain's
ideal monarch could thus perfidious
ly do to death one who came to him
in the sacred character of herald and
envoy, no man need wonder that
when an American battle-ship is
blown up at night in a Spanish port,
aud at a buoy to which she had been
towed bv a Spanish pilot, in a time
f profound peace, the deed should
be viewed in the light of the history
if the past; and that, all Americans
should believe that there may have
been a countryman of the second
Philip base enough to do the deed,
snd crafty enough to cover his tracks
till the sea shall give up its dead.
But Philip's bigotry was as ut
limited as his vices. It was all h
had of religion, and hail become the
consuming passion of his narrow,
profligate, perfidious and ferocious
soul. This led lo the long series of
almost incredible outrages that mark
the sad, grand story of the Netherlands."
Interest from all
Parts o the State,
Jitw tUlKT HOl'NE AT ll.E1S
Bay Spelled by rala-t klaa I'kesaaU
scarce la Heatkera Orrgea
1. am her re Saa KraarNr.
Eugene's new court house i up
oue story.
Haying in Uoion county will be
gin after July 4.
Many Wiltnnville tanners cut Imy
before the recent rain. The hay is
unfit for use.
The treasurer of Polk-county is
prciaring to pay all warrants issued
prior to Novemlier 6, ls;.-.
The poultry rtisers of Albany and
vicinity are trying to secure the next
exhibition of the Oregon Poultry
AswH-iation In Albany.
At a meeting of Gauntlet Ualge,
Knights of Pythias, of linker City,
held Monday night, the trustees
were iustructexi to buy 1ixn of new '
war bonds.
Elroy Jackson, who was acciden
tally shot Sunday last at Polk coun
ty bad his leg amputated the follow
ing Wednesday, lit was taken to
Salem for the opera1 Ion.
T. S. Stipp, of Molalla, tells the
Oregon City Press that fall grain in
hi. neighborhood is not growing or
heading, and that it seems to Isj in
fected with the wire worm.
A year will shortly have elapsed
ince Andreeaud hi bah sin started
from Hpitxenbergen, for the Xorth
pole, and no authentic word has
been received from him and his two
companion. The silent frozen reg
ions of the north will probably never
give up the secret of their fate. Some
where the sifting snow rovers all
hat is mortal of them or the dark
old waters give them a w indite.'
sheet, ami three more names are
added to the list of those who have
perished in the the attempt to wrest
secrets from the artic regions. But
others will not be deterred by their
ragic fate. Many good men and
true, have lost their lives In artic
snows since Sir John Franklin led
the vanguard.
"You may fire when ready, Grid-
ley." That phrase of Commodore
Dewey's, as the Olympia steaming
lowly, was getting the range of her
guns on the Spanish fleet, is likely
to belong quoted and widely remem
bered. Surely, says the Ciiteriou, it
hrethw cooluess, care, confidence in
he face of au enormous aud pressing
responsibility. Compare it with the
thunder it instantly wakened, the
rerjjendoos forces it let Ionise, the
terrible destruction that followed and
you will find it the most typhwl
Americanism of the qnarter century.
Mark' to Its politenesn, as well a its
touch of comradeship.
A Biker City doctor is working
on a plan to ozonize medicines, iu
other words, to intrialmv the oz me
in the atmosphere into unslicine,
thereby increasing their medical pro
perties, as well as adding to their
strength.
W. S. Jack informs the Silverton
Appeal that from one acre of laud
which be had planted to strawberries,
he picked MOO boxes of fine berries.
Mr. Jack found sale for bis la-rries at
a price averaging a little over 3 cents
per box.
Two hundred and tweuty .Mexi
can burros were driven - through
Long Creek on Wednesday, en route
lo Seattle. They were brought from
Southern Utah, and will be sold in
the Sound city lo Klondike outfit
ting companies.
Jamei Koeke, of Oregon City lias
completed his new cannon. He
gave it a trial and it was fount) to
work perfectly. It is made of solid
steel, is 5) feet long, with a bore of
1 inches, and will be used In firing
patriotic salutes on the Fourth of
July.
Frank Sayres brought to Moro- on
Saturday, a sample stool of wheat i
feet high, with very large head, and
a surprising number of heads too,
even for this country, says the Mom
Leader. The wheat was Just head
ing nut, and would have been con
siderably taller If left to mature.
Judge Boise, who has just Ihu
elected In the third district, is 7!
years of age, and he enters upon a
six-years' term, at the close of which,
should he live, he will las Ho. He
has been on the bench and held other
offices longer than any other cili. ii
io the state, and is hale and hern-ty.
The railroad office at Elgin was
robbed Tuesday night. Some snmll
change in the money drawer, a re-
volver and a watch were taken by
the robber. An attempt was also
matte to crack the sale, hut It wss not
a sucisass. An entrance into
liuihiing was made through a -r
low.
During the thunder storm st
Ridge, Uroatlila county, last week.
a large tree near John Mistier' h trn
was struck by lightning and torn to
piece. C. Coombe was sins ksl at
hi home, and somewhat injured, hut
i recovering. Bisher h-t a cow,
James Porter a fine horse, and an
other horse was killed at the Cun
ningham place.
.Home days ago three ChincH
pheasants were seen in It. Thonns'
yard in Grant's Pass. About five
years ago a number of hunters in
Jixephine county secured several
pair frirn the Willamette valley and
turned them loose in the country in
order to priqisgste the bird in South
ern Oregon. They have been h-srd
from on several occasion, but they
are not Increasing, very ripldly. It
Is supposed that these bird, many
of them, have been shot by reck It
hunters,
Johann Poulsen of Portland hit
made a lumber raft which i 310 fi-et
long, .10 feet wide and sink Into I lo
ws, ter I'll feet. It contains ."i,J'il,iNst
feet of lumber enough to build !
tiiihw of side walk 10 feet wi.l-. It
I intended to take the raft to the
San Francisco market. It was tow
ed to Astoria last week by two
.en teg and two river tow h.t.
plSJlssTtiwleijalt H'W'nie. lime tne attempt lo
,! ! to market over the
I mf VastijMJ ktten attempted.