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1 tu, a 6 . ACTING OUP Of FER Job Printing I tpartment ndki-i-mjUNT an 'Weekly .Surpasses any in the County for neatness, quickness antl lhcapne.su. Call anl 1 con vinced. Orcgoiiun, lMithioV$2.oo per 4vc:ir. Ini-.1'I.iKNT and the Twi.-Week Courier-Journal Loth l..roii'y JiKJicr year. a HILLSBORO, WASHINGTON .COUNTY.. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVKMoIvR 17 18UJ. No. :g ai "J . X A A. A. AAA.. Jk . K ' z - , . , - - VOl, AAV i l. fr : - GKNi:iA". MIUXTOUY. O..voru..r el'--. ( Dunbar M,.'bo Inairaeti.-.. J. M.U, I .am-.. .ti'K. WJ Supreme ourt.j ('. A. M.m. Jn.igeV.fth Distrtei''' T. A. MJ Attorney kiftl. I Harriet r J.OIeelon COI N IV OPHCKllH. U A. Itoicl , J. tj. A. Yoiin ... r. O. TW .1. A. Imliriw W. 1). nriidforil ". ...lln Jck A. H. wly i; A. O.ivil .. II. A. Uuil '. . . A. A. Morrill I . I. Ju.lg Ui.winissioD.rs ' Clerk jf. ....... Mien It I Unorder rrei.surt t ..... A SSeSSOr .... ...... rsiliis.l HinwriiitouUeiit hawyir loriHHT ouKtioM t:n v lani orricK. 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HMITII ft MOW MAS, TTORNEYS-AT-LAW. lilLUIHOltO. OUHK'N. Orri.il: B"oui. mul 1. MorRiin blook II. T. MAULEY, a rr rn I)VL'V A V I I A"" UNCKU)IUAT.1W. BlUl,UyKO OKrXrOS. Otf Af IdiWiit Ailorney lor WiwlilnR aa 'iuity. ... .,. ... t. f . UltUtKt, t' p. Umm!Zm . ui I rui.a al ail io"' to aa M " C P. a A. WUHOH), .Ti I tm aa4 I ' let110 aigMwraay- r 1. 04iut, x. c- PHYSKI1N,l (ttlW)N AND r rbaaa. I'ai. m ek. tltoodod ,!' MmvUbm.IL W. (few. aaa lane and Unafd awmia. . II. HliniREYS, KNVEYANMN ANI1 lj ftiWTHAClN OF 1'ITLEa OlIXflBIIBO. BCHN. tacai aapeira ft ana l. bUM tMMiiM baeinoM aitrfuled K in ib pTompto a aa awtia" b .M.vaoa, notakt ruai.ic. TMOT80H ft MS, Kl ttaraaetrienrein tlllice Lcpal Mimi at. i'iiJ triiBlxeieeated. I'roperly 4 .l una IndiVidiiaU cuietl for. Office at tbeOar aur, KoreKt(irtT. On-?on C. E. WEMJER, UOMFX)PATHX(! T . PIIVHU AN ANOfiUJlOIX)N. ttiarjat utv hjcicm. 8iciar attnUo ii l Medical and J,(5T:4r,11u.di.:i. - . . ti 1 1 t faein v.. writ t lrrua b"t 1. K. HVCfl, ryeNTisT, (Bg;r(iU(JVr510i:EK)V Kealan. lial th !: pemot. n'c'rt and Amala:"" UiK i-'"'" ""J1' tilliofM Irumfl ii. Vilali.eil air (or puin Idiarilraetiuii. ' krr: Ihraa u.x.rl north of -.Urn him. (MM rkinra rum a a. w. M4 p. m. iinxsr.oi:o, ouk OflMi'K lloimx: "a. m. to 4 ::!0 p. m. () ill I'niull bliH-k over I'lnirma. y. tT ANTKD- HK.V KH A I. 1UIH1HT AND 11 u ..H.,,.. Iii r itrimlll II :in r r iiuiiiti . '"'"n -1 inniiiun) a in thia and i low by cii'.uilien. o .i .immi a 1......II.I nviu'iiNm Htri.iiflit. .-ninny j.i " -r - Ihiiih tide, no limn-, no I. km salary. I o- Mtion iieriiianeiii "ir r. i. i.-no bank in any t .wn. It in niainly olbee wo k conducted at boine. Uel.Teiice. Kneliwo wll'-addrcHsed and Mainpeil en velope. The Dominion Company, Dept. 3, Cbi.-airo. ll4T KritNh Solilicrn in Arrlcn. CJtnt. C. CI. l)enninn In well knot n all over Alrien as ooniiiian.W of the foreea lhat cupturitl the lamoiH rehel (ialishe. UniK-r date of Nov. 4, 1HJ7 fruta Vryburjr, Ik-eiiuanalnnd, lie write: "Kefore ntartin"; on the la-"t camimign I liounht a quantity of C'lianilN-riain'M Colic, Cholera anil Diarrhoea IU'tiutly, which I ueU nivwlf when Iroublwl with bowel complaint, and had given to my men, and in every cane In proved men! henencial." For snle by Delta Drug Htoro. II will not he a auriiriiw tu any who are at all familiar with the good iiualitiea of l.bamlHrlain' Oiugn l(jmitlv. to know that ihmipIo every where take pleaniiro In relalinft their 'exiatttee in the ue of that xplcndid ineilieine and In telling of the benefit they hnve received from it, or Iw.l nildK It has cured, of threatened attack of pheumonia it ha averted ami of the children it naa aavti irom attack ofrmupand whooping wmgn It la a oranil. mmI medicine. For aalo by I Vita Drug 8tore. a ifiHiP warn III U Ulia UU rfSnnrprpftn '!. BY . II II III! MIL ll II' II ft U II I I I I i-f 1 i- l 1 I NORMAN HURST. Copyright, 1809, by the -& fry n jo. ,.-.il ;aihiii;n s ciaH. Pakis. ikt. h, 1H?1.'-Iiack in my hoti'l ot liwt. nnl now I can pmwnnrl tliink of what I imvn (fon tlironuh in tliii accnrswl 'ity, PiiriH, the rity of iKht I Huh I Paris, thn city of dmith I Was it fancy or (till each a-rhy Fhnn m on I walkixi tlmmh tint wrtfil Htrwto tliin inornint? Dili tlicy wti innnier in myeyo, tlie coming brand of Cain njmn my forehead f Let in writo clearly what TiaH Ix'fallen me, mi that if it nhonld ever chance, that thin i read it laay Hjieak in my defeiiso. It may bIiow at least that I am not an a eassin by thoico, but by circniiiHtauca Who can gay what nidi nu to onr f.lW't If there had been a seat at the Wtf the hlnflr, of hla ficnknlfc he. care fully wttlulTcw Uu; Utile ncnill. opera tonight, I rhonld nut bo what I am now. XJut thn opera, la a Rreni nc ccHa, there wn not a e.eat to be had. and BO I strolled alxint nutil I hist tny aclf in tho labyrinth of squalid etro.'ta and nlleya on th aonth siduof tho river. Hnddenly a scream broko ont lijMin the niKht, tho cry of a woman, proceudintf from a honao in darknesa, wive for nn npiMT atory, where a beam of li?lit cnt pathway tlimngn inn niacKiicHH. it mid have been well if I had paMod on nnhiMtiinK, nni wuuoni iiuukiuk i ltishe.1 to tho entrance. It wag open, and I sied np tho shaky staireaao and pnslied open a door npoii tho third 6oor. Not a liKht, not a soniul. 1 panscii, ir resolnto, and tiien felt tho cold barrel uf a pistol against my temple. A dozen hands held mo powxrloa while my arum Were tiod to my sides. "Who is it?" I gasped. "Shoot, von fool, ahootl" a man re plied, nnd I gnvo myself np for lost "II Is a pig or an cngiisnnian. one growled, and then there nroao a atib due.1 mnttorof voices iu German which I conld not follow. "Why did yon come hero t aoma one feki'd in French." 'I thotiKht 1 beard a acream." "You're a spy I" "Why den't yon shoot Instead of talking?" "Whnt' tho good of thntt What art wo to do with the bodyt" Once more tho consultation wan held. Now and nuain I canght a word in French, bnt moat of the language was in German, with occasionally a aentenco In nn unknown tongno. Perhaps it was Rnssian. And all this time I waa eecnrely tmnnd, with not a glimmer of liht to show mo who my nssailanta were. Tho rolisnltation became moro excited, nnd then at last it snlwiih-d intoKrnnts, and some one adilresaed mo nuain. "You have pnt yourself in this posi tion," he said, spenkimf in French, with a foreiKn twang, "by interfering in other tieoplo's bnsinesa. Yon will lie allowed to depart'' my heart beat wildly "when you have become one of ns. " "Who are yout" "That will not concern yon if yon were born under a lucky star. If hot, von will have canso to know. Wo are aliont to draw lota with an object. The pistol barrel touched ruy templa sifain. "Will yon share in the drawing or say aoodby to life I "What do we draw fort" I gasped in terror. ' "To decide who shall kill the dangk ter of a traitor. We never kill tho cul prit himelf. Our revenge is wore ingen ious. We lenve htm to the last Io yon consent to becomo one of us in this lottery?" "No." I faltered, and then ero the word had left my lips, so strong is the love of life. I relented and gasjied, "Yes." "Then drawl" A box wns placed underneath my hand, and again a voice cried. "Draf I" 1 thrust in my hand and drew out email marble "You have had a fair chance,' the same voice said. "You are tho first There are 89 white balls and 1 red. " And still we wore In darkness as the box went round. A lamp was lighted, a lamp only throwing a small circle of light upon a black tabla, and each man approached, held hi hand in that cin B and open ed it White, white, white, white I I knew mine was the red. I felt it bnrniOK my flesh as 1 gripped it withiif my hand, aaft aa I opened it httrBSrOk the light it rolled forth red I "When yon have earned yonr admit tance, yon will be one of na. tho iokcsman said, ana then I was con-1 O acted down the pitch dark stAia and thrust ont into the street. I I gazed around to l.s ate mrsrlf and , at last found my way lwck across the ; 8ine and to my hotel. I cannot believe the events of the night 1 am too ill to , realise them. O It cannot bo true I It is too KirTiMel O t 10 It is true I Pinned on the coverlet of my bed thia morning waa a A Delecllve Story CI a CtfcaKo Suburb. The Murricil The Orange art How s Mystery Wa Solved by Darrent, the Amer ica a Lecoq. 11 American Presa AwDCiation. m KM w pl.ice of pniMT on which waa scrawled, "If you go to inform the police, you will bo assassinated as yon leave the office. " I ccn write no morn. It is Unci Oct. 13. 1 have seen her, seen tho woman whom I have been hidden to kill to kill rxicanse her father has of fended a bloodthirsty clique. It was at tho oHra. I was sent so that I might know her and rememis-r jier. Can I ever forget her? My stall was close to her Ikh. I havo Been tho loveliest woman in this world, watched her for an hour only and become her slave. Hho noticed it. She blushed, and yet looked kindly npon nie. Hhe did not, could not, real ize that she had lcen marked fur slaugh ter for her father's sins. Oct 18. I have met her, clasped her hand, gazed into her eyes and told her with mine that I adore her' I conld nl lnott bbes the evil minded gang who made all things ho smooth for me, who gave ma the entree to her. Fools! They do not know that I will givo my life willingly for her. lint of what avail will that lie? They will kill mo first and then choose another to murder In f. Astrea An Lanezl The sound itself is music I I must warn her I must save her. But how ? Oct 80. It is all over. She is niinel A month ago I knew her nn4, and to day sho has owned owned with the blushes of innocence that she lov Uie, loves mo, Josiah Marsdcn, ono Bot Worthy of her lightest thought 'A'lie world is a dream. Oct. i have rereived) ruttbcr note from tho n-uttMrdiiH, pinned on my coverlet, as before. They call me "com rade" now, but show impatience lit id say I must earn admittance within tlie next 14 days kill her and earn admit tance. Nov. 2. It has been a tiTHblo day I have told her everything, tol. he? my history, nod wo have considiil What, to do Hhe trust uie bhe Wili quit Paris suddenly, iea?iii it to ajo u. follow when I can Without drWifl those fiends upon hiC and wo sfiaU ' marrii'd. I have s'i In father Xfa consents. Nov. 4. .1 have fooled them, ft al? wiitten note nrving her to meet nio in an niifriHUi ntcd part of I'aria, which I intentionally left in my room, d nt ti iitioii from her for one night, abd Mia has left Paris to wait for me in London. While a man was dogging mo aw I walked she was far away. PerhaiW? W ill revenge themselves npon mo, but I euro not. riho is safo nnd well provided for. Nov 10. I have heard from her. fiho has passed through LornVm and is staying in Scotland, where I know aliv will 1h safo. Nov. 25. Her fating wa disxviirl hot dead in Paris this inorfjiliir. I d;ue not tell her. Who Will Nj, tO What is. this nainel.-ss g.iBg? What i their purpose? I daro not any hii. I am overcome with dread at every hof of tho day. Every shadow is A larkiag assassin Uomh, May 8. 1S73. Six tnootha einco I havo written in my dinrf, i months of misery. Touring throngb aonthcrn Enroiie, always folloWid, al ways watchi-d, my heart aclnw to her again, but I dare not, for With nir 1 shonld carry death. Marskii.i.kh. May SO. Free I I can scarcely realize it Thore has been a terrible railway accident, nnd the one who has tracked mo through Knruie Is dead. I could almost pity the poor wretch ns I saw him lying torn and mangled in the fearful chaos. Only a dozen nnharmcd ont of that traiulond and I one of them. Ooodhy to horror, misery and ctaicealment. Tomorrow morning I leave for Ijondon by sea, and let them find me if they can. Thb Gkan.ik. Norcomlie, Ills., U. S. A.. Jitni 80. Wo have HikI to this nniet sjHit in the I'nited States, and here we shall be safo safe from the fiends who have pursued ns. What a Bloomy diary I I ought to recommence today nnd write in one all gold nnd sil ver, with a white silk cover, emlioss.'d with orange blossoms. Unt why shonld I write at all? Let me close the book and. forgetting all the past, live only in the happiness of the present It 1: an ngly dream. '- Let nie forget it and close the book forever. Here there was a blank page in the diary, nnd then in darker ink it went on Thr OHAN.u-VNoreoniho, May, 1HH4 I have come home broken, despairing, ren iy for aV ath, anxious to die- All I 1 Only a lifng UUfmm of icrtcrrfni upon ine Kiwe. had is gone, nil that I valued lost Let death come a happy release, be it by the assassin's knife or otherwise, bnt let it cuiue. Hp.vdily, now ns I sit and write come death and bring iisjpenrc! qBAStT?! only comes to those who fear him. Death shuns those who wonld welcoiO him with open arms, grins hir ghastly gTin and cries: "Live on! Cmniinu on Fourth Paatk. I'l III It OVHiSII.H r CI IMIIUOAI) KUr. Fiflei-n years ago w hen flie Slate Comiueree act was utj'idis. eiBh'ion, the r.iilroad nvtaer of the country genera M. trusted that tlie public ha.J ariiiire right to siiier vise Ibo'lmsiiicHs of railroails than the hiisine of merchant and nianufac tuters, who enjoyed no public fran chises and whose charges were every where limited by keen competition. This position ha? now la-en so com pi. -lily ahandime.! that last week PrcHiclcnt Iugnlls cf tho Dig Four and tht) Cheat-pea k. A Ohio and Pres. Ikiwen, if. the ltalliinorti A Ohio createit no serious stir in railruail eir clt when they urged Is'foro the In dustrial 0:.iiiiiiHHion tlie enforced publication ol all freight rules nod exjircMrted their own willingness that t'te I uter-atate commerce ct iniiiissiou should ngtilato rules without having its acts pa-ed upon by the churls. They addad however that tho rail roads should Uf authori.'tl to make pooting t'ontr(it which Are now illogll flxlun the rates tt Whic they carry busiucHS to coutjui'titiva points. 1'hey urge that if such coa tracta Vf aliwd, lhat tb coBfT1 will enar' tit tho ii)tatiaii can la) rtlVai a yon to yftitwtthefiiaU- lie afLrH? I.Bn cftarym Aa tNtt thb raikriafti t4v"Mrlvw will an H diiaiiii4U in fa of kirg iilpyt-t b) g taoioea. (f (fa lNA of Ub 1um will imputed bf loan? tiittw wtio rt lh sago of ttw laux-arat (aaxtwrd act. hBMWUW tiw tVat tfkst th Tnt4- fata (taaitiNa lift autp of tb af (asaDiasnTa, wili teftVct rail- ad aAtoai, anit (hat sailing jrrwanMkfa aaa ill raise i-harfea a t ia.taava? tie inia-tilive lo anrt roA Mawanata large sbipfata. JUit koay, te? tbia mHy he, thr fhtwrrtkaU chatig in the at tit ait uf fha (ai !! viiager 1 ataim tt vwlatatoary, tiKt I ha willitignws ' h niter as Moasrs inlgills atvi t'.iwm to r.ai h urtre toistaa-tiiw f the ka (jf railrail MintiaaMw a lha tsi.ka f National tutna are now aarj rtal t ki of the higriwit las.rtaai. All tfj akt-rsat tit aot tru-f nUi em agfeail ia rejti'itig exmpleta pUtl'ity of ciHat anioaU aa tKa last -avft-iUaril agaioat ffsa-t ku ivca tH aod tyainat est etiii to b gen rJraJ pwl' 11 alai) tiwks to a liVa iluv...!j,-- evVrtWt Cuffjpiar tioBs fraui dishowtaiila c.iniwitriai nd fnsjn (a-rtiii ftu.sof lilakniaii, -acb an the deananil for ps from lthlk' offieiakt and (thei awkHg public irfljeix. f'reai letit (low an ttel last mk that the rail riant r as ant ton aa the g-ueral putlic to gef ,J of this ifi evil. tHimplte pubJti'it? aeema to furnish thr n!y tytwtiibte tewdy. Ontbaik. Aguinaido, in bit uMUmatioo, ia uirrett to saying that t wilt meet ia ft ft w wecfea tuf tie ia wrnnff ia hit iiitimafj' that cocgreas wiij veto what t) ao l kia dent aXatiC nriendri iU the "inipt-tialiat" 1 "li.j. takdU'a uisrk i n. araJ. .aae iol of bis all mm pf,4M has tolrtbiw that tfsr rf puMi. sq, plural ily in tr. bouse aill tie only 1 of 4" audihiiliaa 4fiwi Jiitn h' tbar iniinress W ill 4b? iltl'lrMwal of the ftmrfb'Bn ripa, art aa to al low him to alt 4he Aurri can civiliftus hi ti? l?oiM flnl ia .Viiiiiln or otla? pftfiaof te ialataV. Itefore eoniiress is iii ia?siiai many days, hoWevct, Ilia H'l chief Will Ic.irn that his allies are j'Wrleaa to help hii. A child is horn; the diKt.ir in at tendance get ill), the editor get.". (I. It is married; the minister gets $10, slid the editor gels (JO, (someliiays pieceofcake) In coura? of litis? it ilit; the din-tor gels from $ to f 100, the minister another o and the un dertaker from to t"0, the editor a notice of the death, an obituary one column long besides l.slge and socie ty resolutions, a card of thanks and a lot of HMMry, and gi'ts U(NI. Fx. One of Aguinaldo';4 latest bulletins circulates an Invented story alsiut the death of Gen. I. iwton. The name of the American general is evidently as sociated by tho Tagals with a Ire (pient Hppearaiice where he is I otez pirted. (Settled A met lean rule in the Phil ippine will end slavery in the is lands, and those who aswert the enn Irary know lhat tliey utter a wilful slander. The Jloer's hat ;: o; not gelling scared until he thinks,il vver Is wtiat plsynl imviM? with Ihe itrltish night exdilion. .rr, Whfn all the truth coiiimi out about guinaldft's partner in this country an ugly' chapter will lie H.lde.1 to the history of disloyally. If 20,0110 emlmttle.1 farmers can wis? nut a highly trained army of 12,0 si men there w ill lie no more levity on the auh)ect hJhJ sol diers. If the French have exclusive facili ties for getting telefranis from Africa Ihey will manage to keep England I In an uncomfortable state of mind. a Iipiltffl'loE i r nr ri i 'nil Makes the facts so plain antj one can understand the situation EX AM IN F.I) TI1K KIVKIt. Congressman l eague a ill ask for au Appropriation ofCeugress to turn the Chiiuiicl. Just below lmieandence, Mily alsmt one forth of a mile, the Wil lamette river makes a turn to the east, and at this turn the water has been f ashing against Ihe soft clay IsMifes fo? sawti yci, each succeed lika yiavr (Amrpiilg bM quite a large ifcoat of WtA, BAUH it has caused ag4waji of ippevhension on uK4at4r taa nr of the land ubi in viivitf in particular taa tim lAviaaM of laniAi nce and folk laaajaty ia faaawaJ. Vt'ifciefMr AaMtotftlA laVil of t4V fiver 4 the jiita amtiovatl rune ftal.attfb ayhicA ItaHa A tb Ia Creole ria dkiw I K.ABl Siiould the tieftr,b thru tftia ? Mrip af kMMt ra4.va h eting And the fif wb i Will linAajMedUy do itliih the aaat tr yaaia if laime diate atapB arc cms? taftta. to jrsravent tt, abat aiaikf ta tb ajolt? Him-i-t y thia: Tb WillAQMCU ?if?r auaht tat chamt ?o aavigAtioa above Halexo , and ttkauaada of Arta of aiaaMe butiD land: a.aiidbe faiA- ed. nealriobTtliAaUfA t Affairs, l .a-A a vaifaef ef th oxat .iter pt iaing ritisea avot fia? flt. 'i'hos. II. 'A'igw, (taagrearunao Ac this Ais ttit, auiiCapt. Laagfltt, V. N. angi-aet-t 4i nana p fo ladependeuca nil inveatigata mattera, to Be vbAt uioragexueot they rnuld fe? for ancntiog aa appropriation, frrni tam gMB to taatitt tavetoaetit At thA plat H)Aea t to fteep the tr U ita ctiftnoai, tbot laauriaff open ei-i i the futiin Aa tt tiaa lo for year goae vy. M. Tiaigva aoi tap. IaVigAtt tt ap aj Ott bf A cbjIrirA titan fkeaitt bf Mayor M. Ntrwin. Tbry wcra iODaaeiliatfay driven to th ait at the propex! tAvetmant and ayeta flriniy nntiatd , that prompt a1uo moat be faftea ia this tnttr( and proiaia?! that Utey wimid di, all ia tht-lr pnaar to aw-ura the aerawaary appropriation. A ffW an uf the oinioO that the pHpl uf ladrpradeaaa and thia ?i rituty ahowlil aut wait Aa? wogwm fo make an appr ipriati for thia 9at tsjt go ahead fight away And antire twl ' auhaitiptioa And & ib utk oaiaalvra. Tb? aooua of money aervasary to curoplet? tha wotb ia a lprpr uauat, Aovever, vottiiltw Wn great tm wai penple to aitrmpt turaiae, tot wwUX lajty ta a ver? rxuaii anaajbt to tha gon mtiit Bad vtrukl arret ta miaaert. 1 1 id perhapataA i af i'n to do Itr a nab aa it ahvalft I don. It iaaixar)y tpt4 tbat axi?hiiii iU t oVmu ataa( tha natter lrv it ia too late lodepeodew W Hide. tn ad Jttb.n to tha Aboae it i an Iw sUtad ta apt tiftagfttt Will mafte auraty lethal Mjrt of ttiA fivar m that tha cba ) aoay las eom- P?d iUb i AB at the time ofaiBB naratf. Thia Will give data km iBtUiajt w.k lajlore the IbitMAad ! CoajBiitt'. . f luri'A'i tiwtft. Tib Pttb t iMtmNbioA has made t alimiBiaTf MKt Which Is quite IWik. iI'.'BByitm Alsiut four columns ofsaaMt typv. The St. Ixjuis Globe-KeniiN-rat has published an editorial analysis lhat summari.esj all the IMiinta. This is given heiewith: Tie reKirt of the Philippine com mission mates the country's rala- liotia to the relttllion so plain that nobody hereafter will have any e cuse for making any mistake on thia subject. In t be first place the point is brought out clearly that Adaetral lewey made no promises of recogti .ion to Aguinaldo. "No alliance Of any kind, saya the commission, "was entered into with 'Aguinaldo, nut wtta any proiriafculiujapenilenc-e made to tiitn thefi or at ary time." This was Ihe situatlou Just after the destruction of the Spanlsll fleei by Dewey fu Manila Bay, at the time of Aguinaldo' first appearance on theirane. There waa no rebellion in the Island at the me the war between Spain and the Unite?! State begig). A .rising occurred A short time before, b3t It had been put down by Spain. AgulnahaXWai.oot in the island at the time, but was in India. He did not arrive In Luzon until after Dewey' fleet sub verted Spanish authorjty In the neighborhood of Manlls, and virtu ally effaced Ifcall otf? the Islands. This is a f.icl ot thcT-ive inip.r tanee in cotiii tn a w ith the i. ls-lli.ui which Agiuiajdo rsise.1 aflerwurd against the' Americans The coin- mUsion point out that Aguinaldo forc.ll war upon the 1'nitYd Statett instead of the 1'nii.sl States upon Aguinald.1. It shows that at no mo ! meni aiu-riiMi ueMruciion in uie Spanish Meet wns it MMsiblo for tlie I'nited States to withdraw its (ore,- with honor to the country or v illi safety to the islander, Only six provinces of l,u.on are in rels'llion, tiio rest of that island and all the other islands being favorable to Am erican authority. Tho8only thing which save the islands from Hiiarchy is the presence of the American for lis. ( )n two o' her points of prune iinsirtance the commission is eiiial ly clear and empiiatic. Tlie l iiip inos are not capable of self govern ment, lie knows they are not rt 1 1 1 for it, and he would not give it to Iheiu if they were, his desire being to maintain his own despotic (aiwer. Of cum ibe iii:nttv vil! accept the judgment ol the coiiiiuisniou w ith the most implicit faith. Its accep tance will be all the more prompt and emphatic on account of the fact thst it is in entire agreement with the judgment and the testimony of every body Oewey, Merritt, Greene, and all the others who have had an acquaintance with the Filipinos on (heir own ground who has said Hny thing tin the sul jcet. 'I'll ere was no rebellion in the Philippines at the time that the war between the Unit ed Stales and Spain began, that in which Afeuinaliio figured having la-en suppressed long ts-fure the de struction of Ihe Maine, and Aguinal do Was nut of the islands. Nolssly in authority on the American side neither iJewey, Merritt nor anybody elat ever made any promise lo Aguinaldo lhat Ihe independence of the islands or of any one of them A'ould be granted if Aguinaldo shoald take up arms against tin Spaniards. The Spaniards would have been beaten in Ihe islands if Ajtuinaldo had remained in India. These are facts of the highest coiise- ouence. 1 licre was no breacli ol faith on the part of Ihe United State in ils treatment of Aguinaldo, but there was flagrant treachery on his srt in rising in rebellion against the United States. The report of tfie Philippine commission will deal a staggering blow to the "anti-imperialists." s Till TgKATl WITH I II K MLTAX Of MM. In this r3tinnection it is proper to repvirt the a? mioflieial denials which have lawn made in the daily press of tba reported treaty with the sultan of Hulft, The popular impression to Whlcb these reports nave given rise isiinrlicited by the' following query from a correHMmdent of the Outlook : "I would like to know bow The Outlook views the making of the IKaiy which gives to a Muliaiiiuie. din Sultan an absolute despotism over 10 hundred thousand people, r cognises the legality ot slavery and ladygamy, s-rmits him to exclude Christian missionaries Irom among his people, pays him t-.'iOO a, iiiunth, and receives nothing whatever in re tarn except tils acknowledgement of out sovereignty." Tlie facts are unollicially reported iu the daily pajars as we are going to bres aud the reports have an ap y.alHiice of being authentic if not ami-otlli ill. Act'irding to tln-i' re porta au arrangon cut has been pro visionally enter.sl into hetweeu (ieii eral Hates and the Sul tun of Sulu, the southernmost group in the archipela- iro, whose population -Ttiii nly dia's not exce-l sev.nty tive thoii-iand This arrangement recogniorti tlie sov ereignty o( the Uniieil Slates, pro vides for the maintenance of peai-e and order there by the Sultan, and binds him lo co-os'rate with the Untied Stati-a in the snppre-sion of piracy, it does mil provide lor the exclusion of Christian missionaries, nor ive any sanction to either poly gamy or slavery, altho a. cording to reports it recognizes slavery so far as to provide that any person held in slavery may purchase his freedom for 20 It is e: sentlal to an under standing of the whole; transaction In n ancmls'r lhat il is not a treaty and has no semblance to one and ha not yet even had the oihVial sanction of the president.--,'ew York Outlnofc. fhamheri aiu's Pain Italm I ares oth fr,"M'bf Sot Yaa. My wife been using Chanjber- lain' Pain lialm. with gissl results, : for a lame shoulder that has painut her continually for nine year. We have tried all kiiik S3 medicines and doctors wilhout receiving any ICu fit from any of them. One day we saw an advertisement of this medicine and thought of trying M, which we did wjth the lies! of satisfaction. She has sed only one bottle and her sbBlder is almost well.--Adli U Millett.TfTaiK hestcr, ."f. II. For sale Oy Ia lta Drug Store. Vk, fu- 0 ,1 M Km, aiuPu )D DURING THE WEEK Xiere llSS been fPtTO-f fifCS in Oregon Forests than in many years past DKIV1N0 If AC;i? TO MAIikK.r o 8 II Irs ill Shouk, alio a as Robbed and Miot alwut tna week aire will Probably Recover An anti-gambling oidinaiKv is lie- Q ing prepared by the Woodliurn city c llllicil. S.idaviile wants a crsauiery or a0 skimming station for the Ijebanou o o creamery. The laying mains for a water works system at? Sherwood will im la-gun Monday. Fdwin Weaver the Myrtle creek fruit-grower, sold over 200,000 lbs. of tried prune this year. Tho Grant Pass Observer has dis carded ready prints and now mak up and print all it eight pages at Inane. It ia reported along the line that the Southern Pacific will put another train on the Woodhum-Matrou branch December 1. Six saw mills are in oHraiion In the vicinity of Elgin, Union county, and they have shipissl out in tint past three montlia 6,000,000 feel of lumlM-r. Another vessel is in course of de struction at Xortlf liend, IVos oau ly, the ftarl Irgving bai n laid (W dajs sgo, She ill have a carrying capacity of 'JOP.OdP feet oflnmlie. Willium llyia'e, of Jacksonville, (a making his annual hog drive to liap py Camp. He started a band of 120 fat hogrt for that place last week. He has supplied Happy ("amp and vici nity with pork for anumlx-r of year. The hopg rowers of Aurora and vicinity will hold A meeting at Au rora on November IS for the pur pose uf effecting a permanent organi zation of a borrowers' supply ita ciatiou. All growers are invilAtl to attend. o I'M ward Jfehren a sheepherder, was found dead fu bed at a hotel in The Dalit? Thursday night, fhe coroner's jury found that he died from natural (9W. He had ft to with him and a oa-tificate of depo-4t for fJIooo in a San Francisco lank. He was a Get man, A civil War M'i sioner and formerly lived in Wittron sin. Archie Saucy is miNBiOg from Baker City. He tVAi last heard Ifofll in I.aUfnnde where he went seveial days, ago to purchase lumls r With which he intendtsl lo build a hi040 in linker. 1X carried consideraiil?) money with him and was last afrrtO in company W'Ui a Frenchulan Who was a stranger. An encoufeaing reirt is shnwn with regard to flrtrest fires in the va rious forest riwt-rvatious, which illna trales that tha system of forest r a on ers, and othitr forestry officials worfes to Ihe decided advantage of Ihe in terests of IhaVe forests. For instance, in Oregon there were hut Tti tm during the year, and 01 of them were mere camp tires that had la-en deserted and had done no damagfe. The remaining 12 Were checked la fore any serious or extensive damage had la-en .lone. It is reported that notwithstanding (he critical condition in which he was found and in which he has lain the past ten days, Hiram Shook, the young man. who was shot and robta-d near tt.matock a week ago last Sat urday, is now improving and hopes are entertained for his ultinoile re covery. No trace of his assassins has yet bi-en found although some of the officers who have Interested them selves in the case are still of the be lief that the parties arrested at Fu gene and taken lefore him fur iden tification 'and whom he failed to re cognize are the right unit. Collage love Nugget. Q Mrs. Fsther I.ucinda Ctiaprnan, of Win. Chapman of Sheridan, died on Monday morning, Nov. O'h, if septicemia, due to a series of car- bunclea. She was ".'1 year- old. Tfte golden wedding anniversary of their marriage was celebrate.1 on the 3 I of October this year, having been mar ried at Oregon City in 1M!. Mrs. Chapman win a survivor of the Whit- uiiivmassacre, her brother V'ra;kelt ls-ing kilbjl and she w'Mh others was taken prisoned, aniaftOhree ws-ks wplils-rSted by otfiii rs of thJriud sou Bay Co. Three of Mrs. Chap man's sons and four 'J inghler- are a still living in regon. There are .",1 a ft grandchildren, andQyft gn-at grand- 9 child living, and seven grandchildren dead. 8? 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