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Newspaper Page TextIILL'iliOKO IXDEPENDEM f. ,!, ! ifi tit r.u Hc at HltUttoru, Ora n!critijn, hi adaiie, par Jt, tlM. llil.!.nli')IUJ I'lBLIBHIXC Co. Propa. I), it. C. UAl'LT, Editor. FfllDAY. MAItCH. 16, 19UU. (Ul. rK ttR.m tOSVE.ITIOJl A r.-put. Iran uonvmit ion for lha count ..f Wuiuiiirioii and atata- ul Orciruu. iacal- l.l tu iiiri-l at Hie ruun Iioum-iii Millauoru, 1 I fioii. tin 1 Iiurn.luV. tin-4th aaruf Apr I'mi, ul -J u'l-lurk in. for llw purpoaaiof .Miiilidliliy- a lKl.lilllvna lUlliy luael, .in. I 1., . L i t l.t .1 litriU-a to Ilia hral ilia- tlirt inilitfrt-aaiolllll Klld nUt Mall Vail tlOII uij'I lo rutily .rrtHH t itomiiialioiaa, and lor Hit- lr:iliu"lloll of auutl oilier ! anal I ii l l.t: r liiiKiiicaa u may uoiuti befor tl f -..II Vl-lll i. .11. Hit- va-latii.il w ill toliaiat of 1.13 di-lo- :itt-3 to It- "Isi.-rii L-y and fr-JUl the several i.iiniirin u loilnw. town: t Iti-uaeriliiNi ll4-uv-rtoil If hunt-in I rm-lnla . . . '..Uiiiit.ia .. I miry i i!li-y . K.-iaf Muiti- i-.uM i i-iiur rrea-k i.uli-n I'rxt-k M'Hiiitiiiii N..I III IllllnlKi.i N.iiili t-i.ri-r.itlrove It Ivilli- h.'iilh Hillnlxiro Miitllli l-'urrat liruv1. Huu:u I uululin. Wiipulu . V:i-lillif.',ri Wi-t-t Inn id WiKt I 'il ir cri-ek. r Ul I li priiiiarit-a will he held ill the aeveral iiirriiirii on i" nilny, fliurcn inn Ml I'.auil, ul i u I'l'x k , ill. Jiiiteii Una the lath day nf Man-h V. JAMfcii Willi Yi DM UK. Chairman 11, I'. ColNKl.tlm, bui-ri-turjr. T WICK JXl AOAIX. Tin' AruH in again with the Ore gun inn i-iiHrginjf Mi. Tongue with liriviiit; I'tlii difforent financial vI.-wh at out) time than he doea now. I-Ihw. He helped in 18!2 IniniH IIih Mlnneappolia plat form, th! iiiohI advanced poHillon tliHl Hiiy pnrly at that time httld. In js'.M (-HiiipaiKn, he donounwd free Nilvi-r roiiiHKe hikI stood radical fur hoiiikI money. Nov. 4ih that same ycnr lie wrote Hint letter which cer ium it-rtonn have always iwraiated in tttiHrliiiig a uieaninjf it did not con lain. Three day later, viz: Nov, 7ih he wrote anaddimduiil wiyiuK iu n iiii.iiy word that he did not en ilorne fm-Hilver and that his letter linen mil hear that eotmlrui-lion. In Unit nliori lime a man cannot change much, in IS'.K!, Htale campaign, he wan n-rnKiii'il an a aound money man. Kven the Ore(onian held him up an mit-li. The republican parly uomiiiHteil him for congretw aud ehi-li'il ti t tu , not by a large majority 'tin true, but on the gold platform lie went lo oiiigreHU and began vol iiiK with (he republican, the only parly Dial aloud for the gold bland anl. In 1 sits he was again, on the Kohl platform, elected lo congress by a luru mnjnrily, a majority that aur priced IIih Kiliticana of both parties everywhere- The republicans are Koing to nominate him again on a gold platform and elect hlin too. liirt parly is satilled with hia record 'I he demo-pops are the only ones who mi-tit lo be complaining, l'er haprt that la proper for be never did a thing to advance their peculiar rag money, free ailver dogmas, either in t.nii ) or in congresti. Kill the liiianclal condition of the country in M!H waa not in the best condition and it is not clear why the ArKtirt ilenireH at this to call attention to it. iNow it is recognized that Ihe debtor does not need quite so much sympathy and attention is he did tin n. IIm in U'tler able to take care of hiiiiHclf. At that time when he got money al all, he paid 1(1 per cent inter -M and probably a bonus His properly was Ireipuently tieiug sold under execution; values had gone out of it. The money In the coun try uum ilrcriKrtiiig going to foreign natioiirt to buy cloths and men-han-dise w hich we consumed and ,wore out. Kverylxxly was getting par ami I hit all on account tit the admin. Irttraliiin of a government which the editor of Ihe Argus he!ied to place to power. Now that same debtor is probably paying no more than nix per cent Interi-st. The price of moal ol In property, cattle, sheep and wool, fruitrt and vegetables, as well a his In ut, has increaaed during the republican ad mi nisi ration with a rapidity never la-fore heard of. The debtor iha-s not need Mr. Tongue's sympathy. Itut lie hii been fnrtnii atily plaeeil in a xition where If cm render Ihe debtor some very material help. Mr. Tonue has done In -In-rt In doing so during the p M-nt ailminirttration. For this his re tililican const it utanls prtiose to attain avail llieuitel vesof his abilities tin mI uiiraitnetaa lo purrtn and hia Iriiitiing. The republican central uniixittee fur Wanhit gtiin .eounly held an lm-l-ottiinl committee meeting on Tues ibiy IsnI. The etiunty invention was called for April .Mb as apsrara al length iu the official adverlismen in a nut Iter place. The demand for one convention came from the country aud was adopted this time though two yeari ago Ihe lame question was vi ileal ilnwn. Ihe convention may ml complete its work III one day, but the com millet men judged that It weulil If la-si Iu have but one con vention. A l ng ciiuvaMS has some a-lvuntagi-s and atrlicularly this year when there are some questions that m itl deliberate study. fUKTO Kit AS LkblSLtTIOV. Vu$UinutJ Jrum i'irt i'nj:. ban been bought up by upeculatoa-a who purchased it upon the price bas ed on full tariff duties. You koow the surplus crop has found a market in the L'uited HlaU-s after paying full tat Iff rates. Now tbeaae (peculators have held this crop waiting for frte trade. Tbey will make an enormous amount of money even with 16 per cent of duly. But the house and Ibe committee of Ways aod Means thol that Ibis industry could well afford lo contribute some from these lm moose sums to be used for the bene fit of the people of 1'orto Uicu. Ul- der this bill, Porto Hico will contri bute uotbing to the support of the federal government, not a c)Ut. Why they keep not ooly Ihe duliea collect ted on that side of Ihe water, but we give them all we collect on this side upon Porto Hicau products. It will be the easiest way possible for Porto Kieo o raise Ihe revenue necessary for Us support. No slate or territory in the union was given such held or assistance as this, aud yet, on the face of that, people are talking about robbing Porto Hico, discriminating against Porto Hico, tnd all that sort of a thing. To illustrate the ignor ance on the subject, the Oregouian that I got today, has a cartoon repre senting Uncle Sam as foediug free trade soup to fat Hawaii, while poor, lean hungry Porto Hico does not gel a spoonful. The fact Cs that Hawaii is paying all of the lhngley (arid duties. Not 15 per ceni, but 100 per cent is iu foice between the Uuiled .iH'es sod Hawaii. Of course, this does not apply to sugar, because that has beeu free from Hawaii for a great uiauy years, but it des lo tl.e other products. Congress euueted this law soon after the annexation of Hawaii and it is iu force yet. Nobody howls about its constitutionality or its op pression and they are uot howling now. Porto Hico clamors for terri torial government. Hut we cannot batch out a government iu a day; we cannot fit tbetii to live uuder one in a day. They never bad free govern ment, and will have to be led up to it gradually. One wild fiajl, wauls ralief for the coffee Industry. I sup pose he thinks there is a taritf oo coffee. Why we have relieved the coffee industry all we cttn by exemp ting the people engngud in that from all lorm of taxatiou. The same goose iusisls on free trade with Cuba. Cuba is for all intents and purposes, in her tiscal arrangements, a separate nationality. We are administering Cuba for the benefit of the Cubau people. The Ways and Means committee are respousible a little fur this excite ment. Wheti the bill came lo the bouse, there was no adequate expla nation of why this 25 per ceut duty should be imposed. It looked like au attempt to protect the sugar grow era and tobacco growers from Cuban competition. They were clamoring for It, and apparently this clamor had beeu yielded to. There was no thing in the bill to Indicate that it was to be temporary, or that it was for the pur sine of raising revenue for Porlo Hico further than the fourth section of the bill that was unnotic ed. A great many republicans were opposed to it, myself amongst them But when we learned the real pur pose of the bill aud the needs of Porlo Hico, we said to the Ways and Meaus coiumlttet: "Make these things appareut upon Ihe face of your bill, change your tide, so it shall be a bill to raise revenue for Porlo Hico, and make it on its face, temporary iu lis nature, so that it wou'l lie mis understood and taken as a precedent for enacting a protective tariff against Porto Hico." When that was doue, 1 was perfectly satisfied with it. There Is a lot of howliug abou' trusts in the silliest niauner. Ti. sugar aud tobacco trusts buy raw material and wauled fiee trade, no Ihey can get it cheap. They own argely the raw products now, and they are ihe ones who are polluting the fountains of news very largely lid helping lo keep up this clamor Tbey have scored a triumph in get ling the house to change Ihe duty Iroiu 25 to 15 Mr cent. What irony offali. This concession lo trusts of 10 per cent was made Iu order lo se cure the votes of anti-lrusi people, Ye, giab! There Is Just as wild represents lions about the constitutional ques tions involved. Those who want the constitutional question settled, ami Milled at once want it for its duct upon the Philippine islands, but not so much for Ihe tariff part of it. If the constitution in all its parts is in force In Ihe Philippine Islands, then emigres". Is bound to guarantee to them a republican form of govern ment. All, with full olitical rights, privileges of citizens, of voters, trial by jury, taxes impflned by a legisla lure of their own choosing, etc. t'ul- rm government. We cannot gov trn Ihe Philippine islands in that way, anil these anli annexationists now this. They are the (in large. ly yelling themselves hoarse against Ihe Porto Hit-an bill on Ihe constitu tional question, and lining Ihe talk Ing about preitilenl. When we were dist-uiwing the treaty, thewe class of people opposed the I'lillipplnea, talked of free trade, and alleging that would be ruinous. Now they nay we must p rot veil to ruin our selves by free trade. It ia singular that apers in favor of annexation, are Joining in this rry. There la no unfriendliness in congress to IVrto Rico. (u lha other band, Ihe bill was itiaUi in tbe uttuunt friendliness,1 so a 0 If there la any trouble we went too far. Tbere is another peculiar position taken by those who oppose th bill aa it passed ths bouse. Tbey ot only want free trade, but tbey want lha opetr door at Manila. That would mean free trad with all tba wor'.d. If foreign people can take their goods into Manila, duty free, aod then If wo cannot put duty on goods bought from Manila, why Ibat would be the gateway of free trade with all mankind. W could not even have revenue, TH08. H, TONGUE. DID NO I BAl IT. RepreaeoUtive Tongue Is reported as saying that be Is more and mora convinced that Porto Klco ought not to be admitted to free commer cial Intercourse with the United States. Oregooian March 15tb. The Independent does not be lieve that Mr. Tongue ever aald It. The i.vdkpe.ndent's advices are to the contary. There may be such a craea started by the cry against lha Porto Hico legislation by the trust magnates and their organs together with others who lo uot exercise ordinary Judgement, that Bryan and hia free silver aiili expansion satellites will be landed Into power in 1901. Cad the country slaud another 18937 depression? If Mr. Tongue cannot be elected oo the republican platform this year or the other republican .congressmen, then Mr. Bryan and hia free silver centi expansion demo populists will l. The Oregouian can put that on the Ins de of tba wrapper of his trust cigar and smoke It as he goes home these moon light nights. The Oracle considers Hon. Tbot. 11. Tongue, with his past experience in congress and bis knowledge of the needs and requirements of the stale iu the matter of national legislation, by great odds the peer of any man yet mentioned as his successor. It simply thebelgblh of folly for the republicans to talk of a auoceaaorto Mr. Tongue at this particular lime. Oracle, Homo burg. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE 1 State of Oregon for Washington coun- c'w. Iureua, Plaintiff, v Ferdinand Keiake, Madeline U iiruce. Mrs. M.J. Reeves, Mr. ReevM. K. Picket, Klda I'ickel, and J. A. Venneu trus tee, Defendants, lo Ferdinand Reiuka. Mn. M.J. Reeves, Mr. Ueevee, and J. A. Venneaa truntee, four of the above named defen dants: 1 n the name of the state of Oregon, you and each ol you are hereby reqi.iral to ap iear and answer the oomrlaint tiled against you in the above entitled rotiri and suit on or before the last day of the time pre scribed in the order for publication of this auiiiiiions, town: on or Deiore tne expi ration of six weeks next from and after tne naleof lirat publication of this summons. the lirat publication thereof being on Ihe 2nd dav of February. l!M."and if V"U lail to so appear and anawer, for want thereof me planum win spui to iuv cuun ior uie relief demanded iu Ilia complaint, to-wit: fnr judgment against the defendant, Fer dinand Keinke. fur the au m of 20i Willi interest thereon a nice Januarr 13, 1SM7, at the rateof 10 per ceut per planum, for the quni of 140 attorneys' fees, tor the aggre gate sum of lli.60 taxea paid, and for the costs and disbursement of this suit, and for a decree correcting the description of the real estate described in and reforming tbat certain mitflgage eseeutad by Ilie da leudanl, Ferdinand itelnke to plalntin on January 13, 1SM7, and which is recerded on pageiul of book "34" Hecordeof Mori gaftee of aaid Washington aounty, Oreeon, by correctly describing aald landa aa to! lorn: "The east halt of-ttae north vest quarter, and tba northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section MT 28 K 1 W Will. Her-, containing UO acre of land aconrding to final reoeivav'a receipt No. itWH, Application No. 83M0. dated Keceiv vr'e Olnoe, Oregon City, Oregon, liar. IS, and foreclosing aaid mortgage ao returned and eorrectad, and ordering that Ihe landa above deaoribed'be sold in the manner provided by law and Ihe prooeeila applied to tba aaiksfaction of plaintiff aiiid judgment, and that the lien of aaid iMortjraga be decreed prior and au per tor lo all rluim, interest or equity of each of the delendanl'a herein, ana for eaah other and Inriher relief as lo Ihe court away appear iquitable, i'lna eumwona la served upon yon by publication by order of the Hon. T, A. McBride, judge of lha Fifth Jadicial dia tilrt of Oregon, made la open court al H-llaborn, Oregon, on January 27, IUUU, F. .'. Hoecker and Hun lb a Bowman, 47 43 Attarneva fjr PlaianH MHKRirrtt'MALK. BY VIRTUE Or AN EXECUTION' Decree and Order of Bale issued out of the Circuit Court of the Bute of Oregon or wanningion county, ia lavor ol w. I'. Ixirn l, over nor ol the Btaleol Oregon, It. K. kilu-anl. HecreUry of Htate for the State of tiregon, I nil Aletchan, treasurer of the Mtate of Oregon, and together ei-otllcio, being and constituting the Hoard of Com niia ionera for the aale of School and Uni veraity landa and for the investment of the funds arising therefrom for the Htate of Ore. and against N. A. Barrett. Henrietta Har rett. Henry Huge, John Huge, and Frank Hai ley assignee of the estate of N. A. ttar retl, and Henrietta I' arret t. Insolvents, for the sum of $f.H0 eoats with interest then on sim-a Joly lti. lHStfi at the rata of a per rent ts-r annum and the further sum ol It'H'iiiiiii IT. 8. gold coin with interett therenn at the rateofs per rent per annum Innn Ihe imli d .v of July. IMln, and for the coat and eipenses of sale and of said writ. Now. therefore, by virtue and in nerau- a i ire of anid jiidainent, decree and onler ol aale, I will on Monday the vith day of warm si tne aoiiia uoor oi inecourt House in llilhlxiro: Washington Ctranty, tm-Kon at the hour of II o clock a. ni . of aunt day, sell at public auction to the higlieail liuliler hir caali, Ilie lotlowing-dee-crilie.1 real property, to-wit: lieing all the Initiation Ijand Claim of Menimg IKjI.hina being claim Mo 4.1 notiliraliun No. TM,'7. eertilirate I.1IS in w-t-tiona W, 21, 'JH and Ti, Town 1 North Krauge it W. Will. M. containing tUiarrea all situate in Washington County, Oregon to eaiiafy the hereinbefore named an ma, and fur the coals and eipeuaee ol laid aale. Maid uronertv will he sold auhiert lo ra- deinprlon aa per atatnta of Oretron. WitiMBaa my hand thia 21st day of FebrH- ary iawi. W. II. KKA nmKD. ShrritT Waahintrton Countv Urea-un. i nos. ii . i ongue, Attorney tor I'laintilTa, 40-42 Kayllre f KHialMet tie , Notice is hereby given that tbe under signed adiiiiniatralasr ol the estatw of Sarah A. Brow nana, i lea-eased, has Sled hia filial axrounl ia the County Com I f aiaiiingvm vountv. ciregiai. and aaid conrt baa fixed lha 2nd day of April, '.tut, at the hour of S o'olock, p. m. of Mid day, at tbe County Court room ia liill-.la.ro, Washington Coaalv, Oregon, aa the time and place for tka bearing ol ol.a tiont lo aaid final acrnaat. lialed this 121k day of February, lyoo. W. L. DAVIS. Ailniinistralor of the eatata of Sarah A. Kruw no. decetvaed. II. T. Raolbt, Attorney for EaUU. SW-4J. , AOKNT8 wautatd for the hest typrwntiv aas tl" market, the '-Pituliunr Viaitle:" riu:ic lu aural al ail time; cxcluait. tern lory (inn. Addreae Hindley Hard a lHU(ny. PilUbur, i'au IX THS CIRCUIf COURT OF THE Htatw of Oregou, for the County ol Waamuattoa. T. Payne, I'laiutiff.l Joaaanh II.Thnniivaon. De endaiil.l l o Joseph H. Thompson, aaiddefeudant. la the name of Ihe eit.to of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear aud auawerlbe complaint tiled agaiuat you in lb above entitled suit, within not more tlian en weeka from the ind dav of March, IHuu, lha dale of the oral publication of thia aummona upain you to-wit: imorie fore the loth day of April, 11). And if yon fail to anawer fur waut tueroui tne planum will apply to lha Court tor Judgment againatyou for the sum of tl.(XI aud lu te real thereon at the rate of S ier cent er annum from Aug. 1, isuw mini pant ami the further auiu ul liny ( -uiUoiiara aa l tornaya leea aud the coals and I'iatiuraa menu of tli la auit for a decree lurever Liar riug aud fun-luanig the drfeudaul and all Kraona cUiuilni turuugh aud uiwler h iu ni all right, tllle aud iulenaat, claim and equity of rasdeiaiplioii of iu aud lo tiie lei l..wing tleacribed Heal fruperty. duly levied upon by the tiheriff of Va'aahiugtuii county Oregon and partu-uturly duacnl-.l aafuiluwa: All of south half of the north west one fourth and the a eat halfol l la. X. E a Her. HON K IWol the Wi.la uielte Meridiau eouUiuiug liio aa-res u gether with all and singular the herealita nienta teuementa and appu teuaiit-e thereto beluugiug, that the auiu lauds ma be sold under au order and decree of aa d Court, by tl.e Minrilf of Washington County, uregon. That Ihe pruoeeda nf aaid sale mav apply to the payment of the aaaats of aurh sale, the cuataofaaid suit and the attorneys fees herein and puy- meuioi lue amount uue tne planum nert in, aud ilia overplua if any luay be paid to . I. .auau...lu.. . al, ut al, ..l.iiilitl mi.u li.v. n,r lace..,... , ...b ........ J udguienl and eaeciitiuu agaiuat the defen dant for any delia-ieiicy tlieru maybe alter applying the proceeds o auch aale, pro- yeily applu-able to the payment ul aaid udgmeut. l hia aummoiia la published under and hv virtue of an order o, the Hon. T. a. Me ride. Judge of the Circuit t ourt ul WsahUiKton county, Oregon, made and dated January, 11, l!W And the last publication beiua the lIHh day of April latjn, aaid period being more lliansix conaecuuv wees Detaecu tne a rat ilute of publii-atiou and the la t pulih- i-atmn nereui. C. II. I'lHOOTT. 40-47 Attorney fur Plaintiff. Stockholder's Sleeting. Nuticu ia herehv given that the annnal ineeting of the stockholders ol the llilfr bum Co-oirative Company will be bel in the Urange Hall iu llillsburo Oret;Hi TueaaUy, March 27. IUUU. at 1 o'clock p m. This meeting is called fur the pur puae of electing five directors to serve one year, ami lur the transaction o: sucii other buaineasaa may proaily uouie Isj- lore aaid meeting. Hillaboro Oregon, Feb. 21, lUtkl. JAMka li. fSKWKI.I, President Calvin Jack, sr. Heeretary. . 40-44 fM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK 1 State of Oregon, fur Washington County. Mary Maggie Brack, IMaintifl v John Brock. Defendants To John Hrock, the above named defend ant I In tbe Name of the Htate of Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear and anawei the complaint filed against you in the above entitled Court and auit, on or before the last day of the tune presenile! in the order for Publication of lhia tiummona. to-wit:onor before the eimration ul an weeka neit from and after the date of the Unit publication ol Ibis Hnmmons, the first publicatiun being on the ld dav ul February, lsuu. And if yon fail to ao u ti ne ir and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court fur the relief demanded in her complaint hewin to-wit: for a decree dissolving lbs bonds of inatiiinony nuw eilaling between the plaintiff ami defendant, and giving the plaiusitf the custody of the minor child of piiuntilTaiia ueiemiant lor c ibis ana dis bursements herein, and lor auch other and further relief aa the Court may deem just and equitable. Thia Huminona is ai-rved upon you by publication in the llillsburo Independent and the day fur apiiearanoe is tnd by order of the Hon. I.. A. Rood, County luuge oi wa-iuugiun i ouniy, uregon. Made aid Dated February mil, 1MJU. W. N. II Ut KK IT, 40-46 . Attorney fur l'laintili Acker's Dyftpepala tablets are no Id on a positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn raising of tne rood, diatresa after eating or any form ot dyspepsia. One little table givea imuiedia a relief. 25 i ts, and oocts i ns Helta 1'rug otore. CaUrrk Caaaat be Cared with local applicationa, aa they run not each lha aeat of the disease. Catarrh ia a blood or constitutional disease, and in or der to curs it you must take inla-rnal rem edies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is takeu Inter nally, and acta directly on the blood and niucwus surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quark medicine. It was prescribed by one of ihe heat physicians in thia coun try tor years, and as a regular prescription. It is composed nf ihe best tonics known conbined with the beat blood puriliera, act ing directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two i Hatred enta is what produces auch wonderful resul a In curing Catarrh, bend for testimonials free. Addresa, T.i. CHKNKV A Co., Toledo.O hold by Druggist. 7Ae. Ilall'a Family Fills are the beat. Treaaarer'a Ntlre. NOTIOK 18 HKREBY OIVKN, THAT all County Warrants a n. Ia,r.d prior lo February II, IMO, are anw r.-deemable si ths otttra ol the County treasurer. In Hillaboro ajonuty of Washington, snd intaa'wil will cease on the same alter Mar, S lt). A. B. CADY, 42-44 County Treesnnr, Burr Oak Fcaltry rna. I am nrpparcd to forniah eftKa fr.nn tint- nN rijriiioiii kiick chirkFiia. iim dol lar pr aettinjror fiftrcn. lultry ynl one aaaita aaurtH Ul flllianajt-B, - Mra.)K. B, COLLINS WOTICirOK PUBLICATION Im Ornei r (Henna Citt. Oo, K'eb. -li. l JO. VOTICK 18 HKREBY GIVEN THAT 11 the fullowinat-nanird arttlatr haa lilt-d nuiwaior hia Intrntion to nail linal proot in auppairt of hia claim, aud that raid prtx.f will be mail beforv thr t'oant Clank 01 naamnarton conntr. Hillaboro. Oim.hi, on Apr. 7,1 U: WILLIAM RINJH. H. K. IUM67, tut th N Jt oT8c H, X I N M 6 W. II tvanira tli lollowinir witneaara to prov lila oontinooua rraulentae upon ami raltivation of aaid land, rk-njamtn M. t'ullina, of Fir, Ora. ftrnlaiain A. I'afiiita, of aa aa William Huaaic, of Eli Bmilh,of - CHAS. B. MOURKtl, 41-M bcKiaur WI8DUa8 ROBEBTISI Wiadont'a RotortiM eorrecta ail blMtlshet of Um Un and ma km t taMHtiful complttloa. LiulU Drag Stun. to from one who worda ol Mr a. Nallia aruaa meaning to every Uaougbtmi woman. M ra-Cauueron aava : "IB lilt hit oflaia I waa In rf.,nli.rahl.Mn.1llinn I 1, .1 ........ aeh U-ouMa la tba very my alauuiaeh, asvl 1 bavd mm euuatantly. Tbe lau ..... proved air eoattiuon. It Bus up. IbeUeve Sr, Williams' Pink Pills for Pale sated my I was enabled tnaleen. and In the murnina aaiu rai"i. air aiomacn waa atreusUieneal, what I ale ""-" aii, any waaicni ina-retaaeo, aud an i oaa km. i am now wall and atraing. I raannot antatk too highly of lr. Willlama' l'luk I'll I. for Pal. people." Nuui C'AMaaos. stitMcrliiawl and aworn hajfura aaa, UiltUday ol July. law. HTAl'Y Ii. Hltll K, AVKttry Alt womankind ahould know and mi vinuM ih nr. va inialua I'lua raie i-vopie. Sold by all draulauv Pnrparad THI OR. WILLIAM MEMCINI tMwaectaSy, a. T, gmmmmmmmtmmmm ppring Bargains! We have some of our fine stock of I.adiis wrap at isw" which we will sell at greately reduced urict s. aj HA Rare Bargain! We also offer some bargains in our rlolhing pile aud broken suits at 50 per cent reduction. I Schulmerich & Soul A JVIean Looking Letter-head has lost many a dollar for, business men. If a man is judged by the coat he wears, he is also judged by the letter-head he uses. An artistic, nicely printed letter-head may lie looked upon as a profitable investment. 1900 STATIONERY We "know the case," both as to the types desirable for the many classes of work and the needs of the customer in ths way of Printing. ''And lastly," as the preacher says, let us impress upon you the importance of getting the right kind of Printing, at the right price, just as you want it, and when you want it. HILLSBORO PUB. CO. gimmmifmimmmmmnnftmmm S HAVE YOU USED 1 t BUTTER PARCHMENT? f 7i . All gilt-edged butter put on the mar ket by creamciics is wrapjied in paper. The product of the private daily would reach its market in much bettct condi- . tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment than it does when wrapped in cloth. Parchment is not only better than cloth but cheaper. . Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard Irom which 7 sheets can be nt 27Parch ment wrappers cost 2 cents. 500 ShePts 8x11, 500 Sheets. 8x. 3, ? tandard sl-e tor j-potattd rolls is 8xit Inches; 3-pjund blocks re wrapped in the 8x13 nite. One reason why paper has not been ,;enerally used heretolore, farmers could not f;tt it at the jai tml uie It Ls now kept at the Independent of fice rut to any sire wanted. tM uumaimnuruumuiuiaimiuaiu Voman Another Y vr has !! rod to all who are luflarlnar. Tba T lauiieron. cf Locknort. euum a t W1..-.1 lorin. Notntu at all woulj .toy ou lo almoal atatm niair. ad w k,,i Iu.mj l of nourishment eeueed Bi" to kwt daaau .u a i w'i'.w. i.ua ua.a frwmiij I , 'l- waa aalamuihliig bow auaiklj lhay bum People life. I fa.it pahwhaii I aunn retrained Public. anderatand 1 Ilia for eoly by CO.. 50 cts, 55 cts Ki Patent Articles i W'v t'di Drug Sundries Consisting of romls. loolli, li:ind, n:iil, li.iir nntl rlolh l)nis!ir., tootli pinvtlcis pnstos, soups and j wnslirs, t luiinois skins, pni srs, hot nntrr Stationery Our line is coniplcti e . 1 1 . tu uic lairsi slinpc Ihix jciprrs. n ids, isiuniT . . . . . : : I ' fools r:i, lcii'nl inks, etc. terfumcry We cm -i-v a I all the popular odors of the l nuinufactuieis. V, . The Delta i PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSICAL, The Acadomtj prepares for a ciiorotigli hnqltsh Education, the best pre- 1 . t- . pdrduon ror ceaclimq or penses rertj low. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $1 per ireelf, includina . I L 1 . . . . u-cinc 111411c and heat. THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY Under experienced management, trill fur- nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed $1.50 For full particulars, address PRESFDEXT McCLELLAND, Forest (irocr, Oregon The Hillsboro Pharmacy riiiti: inti js. Uwi mixm: chemicals. Prices that Preach. f.Yiiiiiiie la.is.in.iii Koil.iks jit 20 per cont lfscoimt. Full Line of Photo Supplies. MONDAY, W KUNKSKA V, Mil DAY. Vdik Tii- Ti'i uii,' I'rm-li.nlly A DAILY Cheapest hno.DIl A,WH,.d n,rkH!,ly attra. v.. pul.li.-Mliiiii, profiiHi-ly lllu-lr nil wiih (irolrttitn Hnd liHlf-totn; (.in. tiiiim nil Hit) Mtrik inn newH fcHtun of Tim Unity Trilmn... S,K, ml dtt4iatcltiti, Idiiiitiatio mid rurciifii curri spiindi-ricf, li(,rt Hlnrli-M litiin. r .h iliuHtrHiionx, InruHtriHl l.tfurnm. lion, funhion notcn. A;riciiltiirtl niHli.TM-CMrefully in-Hliil, and nmi i.n hi'tiHivi. hi.,1 ra.li.i.u h,. i...i " ' " iimin ini nun marki-l rcKirl. It h iimilnl Ht Haiim Imur as tin- daily fdilion. KKulHr iulcriiiion prii-u 8 1. 50 per Year. V furninh it with tlu siKi-t x. hk.nt for $2.00 per Year. Send all orders to the II)EI'KDET, Hillsboro, Oregon . DAVIES. aaaaioNT. St. Charles Hotel li "RroRATRD Iraat and MarrUcaMrrrt. I'ltrllaml Orffon. fcl.Tlno I.U I,t, Klwtrlc II. II. .m.l Hydrnnlle Klati.r. 1 - .Oi . ...... (nnrdiaa. Give us a call, Il.lVIKS ii t an v all llitt jitijiulai- viu- ij ; :itnl anytliiiiic '1 in stork $ l;iillv urt ftr von. liottlrs, ninnies, rtr. i.ijijwcs , consist ini; ? . . 1 1 A sivics, itiiois nnii . . I (.In S note, Ictti , ...... , e . i.vj e.i p:ipef. Jiens, J larir assortment of j t, Drug- Store. SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY College and qices T, business. All ex WINTER TERM BEGINS J AN' J 3, 1000. New York Ucrkly I'ulilisliiMl on TIIUIWDAY For ovt-r lifty--iKlit yearn a XHtlonnl Tiil HI 11(5 Kiunilv Pi-.a 1... m 1 -t a m;i ar,,,HM,,,l vilUtrr.t, wIumu roadi'M yT'1 V"fy t,,e' ""1t rur "'"'dry population, It givis all im(ortant nfwp of Ilie .: , ... "B""n WorM' ".UhMo nrkcl riMirt.i. KaMiii.alintf nhort Ht.irii .,m.,.n,i . ' H,",n',x,,"l airrlt-ultuml .1.- lmr,''', fadiion arlicli-s tut the women. I!lt,trnli.n r. 1 ' ' "uh' ",ns 'or 'd and y""n It U tllO "pnopli.'ti pBIMT" for thfi i-ntirp Unitiil HImIim. Id'KHlar avlmcriplion price SI OO per Year. We will lurnili it with Ih Ism. I'KXIIKMT for -" $1.56 per Year 1 C. T. BELCHER icy and Titaa 11KLCIIKK, anmnRrrH. -