HILLSBORO IXDEPXDES
tuttni ia the poatoffica at Hllliiboro, Or.
aa aaooud-ciaae UiU Itullt.
buteerijition, In advance, per ye, IL'iO.
lilLLHUOUU rUBLdblllSU Co. Pro pa.
U M.C OAl'LT, EUitor.
nmrtAi. rArmuor turn cit
i IUDAY, JANUARY 27 189S,
The rhilipinoa seem to think
that they are corrupting our solIU r
tiy ofTtrinif their ffirla in aiarritttfe.
Well, well. The dirty squaws.
YVanco ouuol y farmers say their
fall wheat was greatly benefited by
the recent heavy snow. The wheat
grew all the time the snow vu on
the ground.
It In saiJ that Hecretary Alger of
the war department in to realyn and
tlut Governor Merrlam, of Wiscon
xin, is to succeed him. If Hecretary
AIl't reHiirns. it would be better to
promote Asnltant Secretary Mikli
John.
Thoae I'ull-downera at Waxhing'
ton better hurry up and ratify the
Paris treaty before Germany and
Hiriin acknowledges the I'hilipitino
republic. It Is remembered how
swift Kpain was once before to recng.
nize one of our enemies.
The proposition to give another
circuit Judge for this district ought
not to prevail at this time. Judge
Mcliride Is not asking assistance, be-
caune he Is able to hear and consider
all cm coming before bin . Mr.
Itunyon, court reporter, who keeps a
record, finds that the business of 1898
was not of equal volume to that of
1SU7.
The Irish fair now open In Tort
land is a pictoritl representation of
Ireland. It is intended to entertain
Portland people, no effort having
been made to attract outsiders, tho'
doubtless visitors of the city will gen
erally see the fair, and Indeed .there
is no place In the city where an hour
set apart for entertainment can be
better spent.
Agumaldo makes the statement
that "large numbers of American
troops are fraternizing with the na
tives, and many of them (American
tron'm) are engaged to Filipino
girls." Hut will there not be a lot
of angry boys in the 2d Oregon when
they hear of that speech. Just think
of those dudes bringing home to their
mothers and sisters in Portland and
Halt in those otf-colored women a8
wives. Ah, hem.
lift's see, It is Solomon w bo a few
yeurs ago remarked that "Though
thou shouldst bray a tool In a mortar
. . . . yet will not his foolishness
depart from him." The sentiment Is
recalled by Incidents happening at
Hiilein these times. It was said If
we could be rid of the senatorial elec
tiou the law makers would be free to
formulae useful legislation, but the
result does not meet expectations,
lhn legislator of a senatorial contest
is not changed. The nursery man Is
not hindered or disturbed in his oc
cupmtoii. rue grafting is not sus
pended.
MAI'S, Ol VE I S JAPS. utat when it u in dispute between
the United State and Knelsod.
The state heretofore baa been quit 1 1 They at-ek nothin; f r defending
liberal la making appropriation for their otto homer, or their own j.--advertising
the resources of the state, tLu, or their own property. Dut
and many individuals have spent they w. re called hundreds of miles
more money for the same purpose. awuy,otn -times to another territory
The funds have been spent in two than their own, to protect citizens of
directions in making exhibits at the the Uuiied Slates whom this gevern
big expositions held In the East and meat had neglected, had left unpro
In compiling and publiihing books tectd. They performed the duty
discrlptive of the state and its Indus- this governm?nt ou'bt to have er
tries, and pointing out opportunities formed. They rikd live., property,
for the thrifty immigrant. The left their own homes, left their own
money has been profitable employed, fomilies unpriectcd. tquipi-ed tncui-
and without doubt more appropria-1 selves, and marched hundreds of
tions having fot an end the location I mile- to protect men. women and
of Immigrant should be mad, but children in other communities. They
it appear that the time for prepar. I did the work that should have been
Ingand publishing discriptlve rata- done by the L'nited States irooiw.
logs is past. These little boots, how- The government hss pensioned nnr-
ever useful they may:bae been, find ly every other Indian r.r vuteian,
their way too Jew Ily Into Jthe waste and should do equal Justice to th
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wrb inrruniiura buu wanned i -fernm me to hv that In u:y
lUKJ o ainui urew; uiey ijunguieul It Is a gross Injustice, all
K"1" uuui wHwpspt-n o soon exceeoineiy gross lu uttce. that no
they are not read. What is now action has been tnken by this coin-
ueeded i a good map. If the state is mittee. If ihe bill fsja Just one, it
loo large to be properly drawn on should bo reiiorted fitvorulily: if it Is
one sheet of r, then let more be not a Juot one, it should lie reports!
taken. This map should show water against. If U is imperfect, it bhould
courses, timber belts, prairies and be amendeo; to absolutely take no
above all the vacant lands; for that action is a serious wrom?. The irov
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purpose a section map is necessary, em men t was criminsl in its neglect
of Western settlers at an early day,
and this delay is condoning a pact
crime. I am receiving msny letters
from old men from 75 to 80 years of
age, begging that the government at
least recognize them as among its
Arm defenders, and as among the
men who are entitled to some con
sideration at its handi-. Pension can
do these men little goo . They
ought to be able to close their eyes
with the comfortable feeling that
their early services in favor of their
country have at least merited the
grateful consideration of their coun
trymen,
"These men, by their courage and
heroism, sacrifices and hardships,
gave to the United btatea the best
portion of the Western continent.
They ought not to be forgotten. No
class of soldiers of this government
There is not a map in the state that
shows the tracts still owned by the
government and there Is not a man
in the state who has this knowledge.
A gentleman was met a few days ago
who had secial reasons for wanting
to know where he could find vacant
land. He visited tbree'government
land offices but saw no maps, and
could only get his information by lab-
irious delving into dusty records for
which be had no time. An immi
grant coming here knows not which
way to turn, and there is no one to
tell him. The interested inquirer in
the East is asking for maps showing
vacant lands. There is none to send
him, and if per chance he comes here
here is no one to receive him.
There are real estate agents to be
sure, but they have options on lands.
which may not suit the seeker,
materially different Irom the present
Uw are found in the Iit prt of Skc.
1, which is in the uor.J.-:
The cout-iy court of ead. county la
this elate shail a s.int a riM I master
who shall be a roui-trh! civil t-iij.1
neer, no snail, under the directum
of the county court ot his county, lay
out, oversee and direct the couatru
tinnofail rotds of his c -uoty and
preform such other Jjiies a-i the
county court iuy nquire. He shall
receive u h salary, to U paid at
eucu iiuiea ami in Mien manner as
the county court shall direct, aod
shall be subject to removal at the dis
cretion of the county court.
Bee. 7 of the same I'iil introduces
the gieatest change in our road law,
and is the oneth.tt receives the un
favorable comment ol the farming
community :
tSo?. 7. There shall 1st apjioiuted
by the governor of this state a state
road engineer who t-hall a compc
teut clil engineer. Said Mnie riil
engineer shall hold his otliee for four
years, but may lie remove! y the
governor at any time and a sucr!
apMiiiited. Said state ros.l engine r'
shall receive an annual salary of
twenty-five hundred dollar', payalili
quaro riy as oilier siste erturrs are
paid. It shall a the duly of the rc-r-tary
of state to furnish said engi
neer with a suitable uttUv in the iMpi
ioi iHiiiiung at piairtu anil to equip
the same with proper furnilure and
stationary. Said engineer shall, U
fore entenr.g usin the duties of hi
ottliV, take an oath that he will not,
during his continuance in office, Is
come directly or Indirectly, tinun
cially interested in any rid work,
in me state, nor in any contract in
this state, for the building of any
road, culvert or bridge; and that he
will faithfully and honestly perform
the duties of his office, lie shall
also execute and file with the secre
tary of state a bond to the statu of
Oregon, conditioned for the faithful
performance of his duties, in the sum
of five thousand dollars with at leaM
two sureties thereon, the said Loin I
Bargains
You never
Heard of
Before.
Stationery.
Our Stationery department is complete
in all lines. Envelopes of all sizes
and prices. Writing paper is our
specialty ino ur side line, if we haven't
it already in Tabs wo can very easily
cut it to any sizo wanted. It is amus
ing to sec tho people go to the stores
that mako their living on stationery
when they can come to our oOice and
get it for nearly half and better paper
too. n Hen you want to write to a
friend at Manila come and ret some
of our extra light paper.
Type Writer Supplies.
to be approved by the governor. It
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uereupou ue is uroppeu aim snow-lever exceueu tnem in cool, steady, shall tie the duty of said state road
ed to bunt by himself. unflinching courage. When they engineer to thoroughly advise himseli
The IsuErtNiiKXT is not informed I were called upon there was no stir- as to the beat methods and material
in the cost of map making, but the ring appeal from inspired poets or for huil.li
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one, coiisiuering uie vaiue oi me orators, no nying Danuers, no Hfe or es in Oregon, having reference to
publication, can afford to spend $10,- drum, or martial music, nothing but difference in soil, climate and other
(HMJor more for that purpose. It is the cries of suffennir and distress and differing i-ornli-imiH .l h. n i,ia
wonderful to note how careful Strang- the appeal for help. They hooded influence with tha county courts of
these manfully. Tbev in turn ask
for help, and for God's sake dou't
turn them away without some ans
wer.
"I feel strongly the Injustice of
ti scan the crude railroad maps
bowing only transsirtation lines.
The railroad companies, without
loubt, would willingly furnish every
facility for the distribution of these
maps 10 passengers coming to ine mis ueiay, ana l Peg or you to con
state as well as mailing them to In-1 tinue it no longer."
mlrers,
I TUT mm Wr lillll V SJt kaij .w v n
nr.
Ho the Agulnaldo Philippine govern
ment Is to play the ultimatum act.
It was announced this week that, If
the United States did not recognize
the dnsky ambassador, Agonoclllo,
lie would be recalled and all diplo
matic relations would cease, and if
the Independence of the Philippine
llcpulilic Is not recognized by the
1' llh, the time for doing so will have
passed ami a war of expulsion will
be commenced. The natives of the
Philippine Islands evidently do not
understand us. We are striving to
give them the most liberal govern
ment In the world. We are bearing
with patience all their half-civilized
affronts. We over-look their egotis-
in-ni vnMnngs, yet tney reward us
with contumely and iusults.
really seems as though they think we
are cowards and will submit to thel
uncouth domineering. Some day
they will go too far, if they have noi
already done so, and will be punished
as never before.
The sugar beet bounty bill and the
salmon hatchery bill, the former sp
piopriating foO.lKX) a year for four
years and the latter J.r,(H)0 a year
for at least two years and to be con
tinued, ougbt not to lie favorite
measures In this county. The In
iif.i-f.MiK.TiT may not oe classed as
broad minded in this matter, but it
really seems to u country Jakea that
the salmon Industry ought to bear
the burdens of its own promotion.
And the farmers of Union ought to
be willing to pay for bringing their
land into profitable tilth Just as the
farmers of Washington county have
done. It may take the beet growers
longer to get a profit than It id us,
but they boast that they will have a
more profitable clop than we do.
Our farmers never asked a bonus to
assist them lu fencing or plowing, or
buying seed or providing profitable
market. Further some of our farmers
have worked ten years to get a field
that will produced bushels of wheat
to the acre. No If beets will N a
profitable crop In four years let the
farmers who raise them rmoluiely
continue putting money Into the en
terprise Just as our tanners put mon
ey and experience into Washington
county farming veuturm.
IT PASSfcS THE StJIATE.
The Nicaragua caual bill passed
the senate last Saturday afternoon
without a division. The cost will be
tl lo.OOO.OOO, and the government
will own It. The bill provsdee that
the United States government Is to
contract with citizens of the United
States for the construction, comple
tion and equipment of the canal
within six years, at a cost not to ex
ceed $115,000,000. All maritmie na
tions can secure its Innocent use.
THE 31 EPIC INK SEEMS
111TTEK.
TO
Our neighbor, The Argus, is the
one paper that yet picks out the
tunes that two years ago made some
promise of being popular. The Ore
gonlan, last Saturday, gives this
laruping that appears to be a bitter
dose. The wry face will appear this
week unless The Argus decides to
take its mediclno. The prtlcle reads :
tins state, to luuuce and encourage
them to begin and prosecute the im
provement oi the reads in their res
pective counties; to adviso with them
regarding the best' manner of tnak
ing temporary and permanent im
provuients on tre roads or their res
pective counties; and of the most
advantageous method of using the
means they may have, to secure the
greatest benefit to their vuiious coun
ty roads; and to endeavor to promote
good road building throughout this
state.
And when any county court with
in this state contemplates imtkim;
permanent improvnient of any road
or building a bridge or bridges, the
state road engineer shall prepare the
I Im O (rmitu ft.-i.,-i I l.v4 .1 il j.1
',UJ "niuo iiuiu x im UiWlU lllllllv TIllS
is the poorest place to sell paper in
tney ever saw. Keason: tin
INDEPENDENT has tl
courteous treatment and
;rados, no
or too small.
Paper of all
lanro
1 " r
low prices.
order too
INDEPENDENT,
Hillsboro, Ore.
There is a demo-populist paper at 'lans BUU r'n'"' theret.ir, ami
Ilillshoro. Wuhlflninnmnnt. u.-h. Klve 8UC, instructions and directions
wrath against gold Is unappeasable. Ior uo,n8 841,11 worK m uuiy 1,0 tltw-
Secretary Hay's plan all along has It Is resolved to give gold no rest or mTy auU U (,l'ail be the uuty of iu
COMING !
quarter, but to "roast" it without
ceasing. From one point .of view
this writer looks upon gold as an in
strument used by abominable wicked
tyrants for enslavement of mankind;
irom snowier point or view he re-
Igmljit as a horrible monster, rang.
ing up and down the world on Its
own account to devour helpless men.
state road engineer, when reouuhtcd
-
by any county court within this
state when it contemplates buiidiiiL'
any bridge or bridges or pt rinanenl
ly improving a road, to visit said
county and confer aud advise with
sucn county court alwut such work,
aim wnon wini state road enir mm r
" i
hall so attend upon such ronnlv
lsen to have the canal built by the
government of the Uaited States,
without the intervention of any priv
ate corporation. He Is confident
Great liritain will cordially waivoany
right it may have by reasa n of the
Claj ton-Bulwer treaty, provided
prowr assurances are ottered that the
canal will always be open to com
merce and that Dritmb vessels will Prom the first point of view gold Is wur' truest, said cuny ciiurl
have equal rights of navigation with U thing over which wicked and 8na"' from ,nJ ""ty road fund ol
those of the Untied States. Secretary mighty thamaturgists have a sort of "8 '""'y reimburse said state engi
llsy's long residence in London and magical or necromatic power, so that "wr 'or n,!, atual expenm-s Incuried
familiarity with Ihe sentiment of her I they are able to summon it unat u. ill I in njH'"nK ""h visit.
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majesty's government enables him to nd make it do their bidding in a lj,t"h county court shall nrt to Ihe
siH-ak on this subject with confidence, variety of nefarious endeavors and Htl'P engineer, the completion ofanj
Hut because the eai al is always to transactions. The word 'Void" has '"'I'wtaiit work done tin the roads of
be open to commerce it does not so often been used as a ineistihor for
mean that ve may not fortify Isith
Pacific aud Atluntic entrance with
formidable batteries, otherwise an
enemy might section a battle ship
along the line and rob us of ail ad
vantage In time of war.
THE IXDIAM ft AK VETERA.
A few days ago the Indkpeneknt
contained a personal letter from Con
gressman Tongue to a Hillsboro citl
iien that was t ot as cheerful as could
oe wisneu. uut Mr. t ongue never
juit work, and now he is hopeful yf afford any facilities for 'the cieditnr
success. Siieaker Iu-ed withdraws class to seixe the currency;" since in
his objection to the Indian war vet- no '"untry can the people be divided
eran. Work is now with the coin-Mow "debtor and creditor classes."
mittee each member of which has nt" nearly every person in any kind
been furnished with a copy of a let-1 ' buslnt ss owes money, while others
ter which makes a strong argument ow him.
for the vh tenuis: Mr. Tongue in I 1,10,11 n scond point of view,
this letter writes : K"l( ls reganled as a sentinent, active
"Oentlemen: I desire to earnest- aml nialev"lt'nt metal, working w ith
ly call your attention again to senate "un,Ie nd horrible energy for Its
bill No. 344. now isndinir bfore "wn en,K i Is not a passive Instru
malevolent power that he forgets that
it Is simply a beautiful, useful and
non-ox izable metal, no more easy to
manipulate than any other substance
sugar or wheat, for Instance. Oold,
in fact, responds to the cheapening
brought about by modern muchinery
more readily than tome metals; )
reaoiiy py others, from Ihe way it
is distributed all over the earth, it
lends to an average cost ami value.
giving no natiou a monoply, ss Ku
sia has over platinum. It does not
your committee, and being an act to
amend the preseut law granting pen
sions to the survivors of Indian wars.
This bill has twice passed the senate.
It was favorably reported fr.-iu your
committee at a previous congress. It
ment, but an indciiendent agent, full
of, surcharged with, the most diabol
ical instincts, and endowed with ter
rible power, which it takes pleasure
in using to distress mortal men. It
is curious fo observe these workings
was passed by this senate at ita first OI ,ne lM,Pu"!,t K'd.
session, and has been in your com- re teveaied in
mittee from the tim of your appoint- ,ne "I' efforts of this able pub
ment, but has received no report. lu"tion t Hillsboro a Journal
Those who are souirhi to be benefited 'n'-'l remains stubliornly faithful
by It are now very old. But few of lnr,,l,Kn adversity to the concepts
them survive. The commissioner of
its county or any important countj
bridge built, and if said work done
or bridge built, shall have la-en done
according to plans and specillcatiun
prescrilied by him, it shall obtain and
file his approval of said work; and
each county court within this sImIh
shall annually, during the first week
in December, uiake a report to the
state road ei.gineer of the road work
done and bridges built within il:
county ai.d how much has been ex
pendeil I hereon during the yfar. The
said stale roud engineer shall on the
lirst .Monday of January, l'JUl, and
biennially thereafter make his rt
sirt to the governor of this stu e,
showing how much each county lias
expeuded on roads aud what road
work has been done by each county
iu the state and what bridges each
county has built, and shall make
such r couimetidatioua regarding
roads and road work as he may
deem advisable.
THEY ARE
r-Bi ci I! - "7r
Heroes of the
j W&t with Spin
thdu&nd ( them, art tuf
firing from lingtrmj dv
inlwt4 by lif
V pononouk touthctn campt.
K t1 Tlt of change of
ytclimtt. ov of imprfct
1 ; rtutntiort caud by im
a CToper and, bally cooked
Q, load. Sleeping on the groood
2 doobum developed
Tneumatitm in hundrd
CV who veve pvcdispoted to
y the dicac. U ucHcke
f: the Boy of "9S may tak
4 len fvom the eipeTH
ence of the
Heroes of the
. Civil War,
Hundred of the Boy
of '63 have tetif ted to the
efficacy of 0t. William
Pink Pill for Pale People
in driving out maltrifc.
Theumatum and Other
dieac contracted during their dy of navdtnip
and privation in the dTtny. Thc pdl tc tha bct
tonic in the world.
Asa Rhin,.. of Ml Rtsrlll., HI . I. . ofth CItII wr. hvin
r.J ,n mc , ,J 1-e.u.Ylv.m. Voluolc. He wl lo the w.r viij. r-
uu tanner b..y u.l ciie 1-u.k brukro tu health, a victim ol i "
Nothititf eemrd
mm
ami hi titleriiiipi were at all timra talc
He aiiva :
to iiive me roiM-ol relief until three rearaaiio when my attei l
C.IT.-.I lo .n.e of the wonderful cure, eltrcte.1 bf Ur. William. IMnhl ilta
for e.le ee.,,,le. 1 h.a n.s t.he more th.a half a boa when ' """'' "
improvemut a bit comiaioa, and I aerpoo improving "eaJ"'; T"'hc'"
1 owe my miorattoa lo healllt. The. arc a gniul rvmcUy. Ml. strf
VMM.-ra-.ly.jav.
At all uitt..r Mnt.awttpate.M receipt prit.,50tt ptr
boa.b. thOt. William rA..i . V, itIMCt.4y.s T.
We
arc not
The only House
In Oregon that sell Taints and Oils; however, we do
keep a few of these rare articles occasionally hut as
a side lint; only.
We are Pharmacists
And we sell Drugs first and foremost. Good, juire
drugs at reasonable prices.
Our Prescription Depart
ment is our Specialty.
THE DELTA DRUG STORE.
More Room.
Hsciug secured more store room for
Firr.!ture and Undertaker's goods
can supply the trade better than before
A Good Hoarse
In connection tcith the business.
Prices eery loto.
P. O. BROWN.
Hillsboro Pharmacy
UNION BLOCK
MIM TttT.
Dr. F. A. Eailey, Prop
The English and German Expert Specialists , r
i ire i njiiciana ana aorgroiiH, all t;rmlatf from the bet Medical Collirea
me norm, inrorporatea aider the La a f (alirurnia for J.V,tKW.
ESTABLISHED TWENTY-SIX YEARS
I'art of the MalT af the EnRlKh and Herman Expert SperUliHte, aud Or
.-ejer ia. win make their regular monthl' visit U
Hillsboro,Thursday,February 2nd
gs, B rtiKhes. Taint n;t c... .
Sundries, Fine first-clas i cutlet . '
J j'-Wttaijr ,
tMr ''l"llf rrearrlptlon,.-
Drnggistf
AT
Arkrr'a KnirlKh Kerned Kill k!o. a
ci)ii;h at nri time, ami ill cure tlie
)11 in twelve hours, or luxury re
furi'M. 2d and iO ct nU at lili 'liny
SUire,
M?nMiini!i, on February 7, 1S'.5, eoti
mated at that time the average r
lod of their lives would be 7 2 3
yuara. early four yean of thl
porioil has (tone, over one-hall, and
yet the bill h not reported by your
coiHiiiitttv. Thexe men were not
camp followers, they were not fud
ged in holiday pantime, they were
not adventurers. Thty aettletl up
the Northwtst porticV it tlfc conU-
or the lost campaiitn of l0t. It
never mhwea its heUlouiHdal Iwue,
and never talk on anything els'. It
Is an amusing spectacle, n a county
solid for the truld standard.
PR rosto Ku wi Ltr.
innate liill .No. 6S lntro.Iui-.tl by
fnator llates and house bill No. 4"
by Whalley is the one that KoM.e'
to create the offli of mad enifinm-r.
Tbe uU of Ihe road law that are
Mokl Tea ivasltivelr earea airk h...i.
ache, inlirrtion and conntipattnn. A
ileiihtful hr-rli drink. Keinove. ail ,rri
tioni f ihe kin, i ralurinv a ru ri.i-t mm.
Flexion or money refunded. 2-i an 1 bo
euU at Ivlu Dru( Si, ire,
US
A big yield of both
prnhi and aatiifictioo
iU result if you plant
fyf II you
FERRY5 S
ecds
rill -r, . . WH
I H "I. -.r.'SS M M
& I It . ,r... ..... ... r T
TUALATINHOTEL ..
('inanltation and advire free. Amoni the ailtiicnta rnred l the Knrli-l, ,,in...
m.in Kx(tt S(ciHlii.(re Ihe following: llriithfa Itiseace an, I all other liac.lw..
i uir amiirii; i rinary urjim, i.iver, ppieen, ,lle, l)wrla. Hea t, r-loinich
r ye, Kur. ?kin and Nerva. A!o Iniiioverisihed Wood. IWotnl I'ld.n ai..l K r,.i.".
t ilarth, Ti'nKilnis. t oiii-nn i.lion. lirow liilis. Aathma ,,,) .,tl,r I I. i
Tniuhl. a; Tiiinorii, f. forniili. a, Inaomnnia. Mclanrholv. l':iralval. 1;,,.,..,.. i
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