Hillsboro independent., March 30, 1900, Image 2

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HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT
KnUrad in Itui oniric t HllULoru, Or
ttubacriptioit, in ad'soe. Pr '.
HILUillOKO PUBUBHISC Co. Prop.
D.M.C. UAL'LT, KUilor.
FKIIAY, MAICCII. 30, IS!.
CALL KOH lOUJITf O VEST IiiX.
A n-biiblcan conMiition for Itie county
of WuliliiKton and stale ol Orevon. m cul
led tu inmt at th court Iioum; in Hillstx.ro,
Oregon, oil Thursday, Ihr ftth day of Apr
I'.MU, at o'clock a in. forth j.urpoMof
noiiiinatin; a lialati and county ticket,
and to elet-t 13 d legates to the li ml dis
trict Koiixreaslonal and tat convention
and to ratily precinct nominations, and
lor tb transaction of audi other uil
lurtl.er bunii. a may come before th
convention.
'I lie convention will i-onsist of 1.13 d;le
iratea to lie cIiomiii by and from the everal
precinct aa follow, to-wit:
lleaverdaiu. '
llraverton 'u
lluiton . .
Cornelius 8
Columbia
I'airy
IMlley
Kaat Itutle
i Kual Cedar creek
jale ('reek
.Mountain
.North liillahoro
North Poreat lirov . . .
Kuedville.
Houlh Hillsnoro....'
Mouth Korea! Urov.
Nouia Tualatin
WaMitu
WaahniKton .
Went rlult -
Went Cedar creek......
Toul
Th primariea will be held In the several
praciiu'ln on Friday, March the 'th l'JU),
at 'i o'clock p, ni.
Dated this the 14th day of March 'to.
J AM KM Willi VI II.MUK,
Chairman,
Ji, I'. CoBSII.lt',
Seuretury. '
43-45
L. A. Loof of the Hillsboro Argus
J mention aa a prominent candidate
for congress on the demoiTstie ticket.
Word cornea that Tillamook couuty
tiy an unanimous vote electa Tongue
dnlKU to the McMlnnvllle i-on
vention.
It la urn fflcially announced lh
the United 8late has bought the
Danish went lddien. These Nlandh
Ihrea in number lie esst of Porto
Hira. 8t. Croix the larger In 74 miles
la extent and has a population of
2.1,5(M), St. Thomas 23 square miles
With 12,000 populatjou, and Ht. John
the iniallfwt 21 square miles popula
tion 960. Theae Island axe coveted
bacause they guaid , the gate, to the
Cirlbbean sea and hence to the Nica
ragua canal.
Mr. Tongue ha opposition, hut his
iiiohI hitter opponents f xcepting the
Wiaxlhiirn Indeiieildunt corns-tie
that he will have the delegates In his
own county. The Woodburn paper
la ailly to give currency to an asser
tion no wild and so far from the truth.
Mr. Tointue carried his ewn eouniy
la '9H by 643 plurality, and there,' la
no evidence that he in now lea pop
ular than then. In 1898 Dun
bar's plurality, was 449. Thus
Tongue led by 200 volt. Yen
Tongue will have the delegates of
Washington County at McMlnn
vllle. Wire nailH, iron and steel, that
have been ao popular are coming to
be received with lens favor than the
older Htyle of 'cut nails, and the fac
torlee for making the lutter are en
Urging. The objection to the wire
nail cornea from the agricultural cop
nuiuer who finds that his barn roof
after ten years exposure is liable to
be blown off by hlah winds. The
wire nails rust off due to the action
of acid used In tempering, whereas
the cut nail does not. Mechanic
however are generally partial to the
wire nail aince It drives easier than
the other.
President McKlnley'a adminiatra
tlon offered to use its good officers to
bring atiout peace between Kngltiud
and the Doers. The offer was de
clined by the Kngliah with thanks,
and an Intimation given that any
further offers' along the same line
would be taken aa an unfriendly act.
Now therefore we must not repeat
the offer unless we are ready to un
dertake a war with England. Yet
In the face of this, Congressman Sul
xer, a democrat, populiat or free silver
advocate, vehemently demands that
the United Hlales Interpose to atop
the war In South Africa. What an
Insane man Is he!
When we see boy on the street
and In public places we often won
der if they know that business men
are watching them. In every tank,
store, and office there will soon be a
place for some boy to fill. Thorn'
who have management of the af
fairs of that business house will se
lect a buy In whom they have cod.
fldence. When they select one of
these boys they will not select him
for his ability to talk "assy", sear,
use slang, smoke cigarettes or tap a
keir of beer. These men may have
little to say, and some may have
a few of these habits themselves,
but they are looking for boy who
are as near gentlemen in every
eenaeot the word as they can Bod
and they are able to give the char
acter of every boy in town. Tbey
are not looking for rowdies, and
when a boy applies for one of these
places and Is refused they may not
tell him the reason why they did
not want bjiu, but the boy can de
pend on It he has been rated ac
cording to his behavior, ltoya can
not afford to adopt the habits and
conversation of loafers and rowdies
If they ever want a chance to he
called to responsible positions. Kx.
To.i. I I- j
kkAS-tXS WHY Mil.
siiui Li ut: Auri nsi u
TO t'.V7A'fc.vS.
lie is a typical reprti-entative of
nearly all cImj- of triple. Jltwi
being one of lh bnl and anient
lawyers in the state b is intereMetl
largely la stock raWing and farming
and thus W cogniz-int of the inndi
tioiia, iweUs and desires of that cla.e
of his eooatituaiils. oilier man
to succeed liiui now would be half so
valuable to the stale. He is tiy fai
the ablest of any mentioned. HeU
excelled In congress by no loan in
honesty, entegrity and the energetic
zeal with which he pursues the in
tercuts of his constituents. Speaker
llcwl Is quoti-d aa saying to Congreaa
mau Crumi acker that he (lleed) con
sidered Toiiguit one ot seven meu In
CongresH. Tongue ranks higher than
any new iiihu in the ll;u-ie amongHt
the memtHra thereof. No new man
is so well placed on committees to
work for the inleret of theii etate or
district.
He Is constantly being advanced In
the House. He is the moat popular
member of the different committee-
on which he selves.
He Is fast getting into a poaition
where he will be one of the moat
influential members of congress anil
tie ol infinite value to Oregon. Then
why turn him down for the simple
reason "that some one else has a
"laudable ambition" to succeed
bin.? The office of Congressman
was not created for the purpose of
satisfying "laudable) ambitions." It
was uot created for the purpose of
the poople putting a man in because
he had a desire to go, but on the
other hand the office was created so a
man could fill It who would I a bene
fit to the people, and not the iaople
to be a benefit to the occupant. This
being so the iiuiation arises what
man cru and will be the beat repre
sentative of the people, what man
will beat serve the interests of our
stale and district and this question
decided the man ao agreed upon
should receive the ample' support
for the office of Congressman.
Mr. Hrownel has had some exper
ience In legislation and his career is
fully given in the numbers of the
Oregonlan just prior to election two
years ago.
As for Oatch ami Hewett neither
of these men have ever lieeii honored
by their county by being given a
seat in the state legislature.. The
state knows nothing of them. They
are untried and desire to jump from
the walks of private life to congrefs
at one stride.
What reason therefore can be givi n
for turning down a man like Tongue
who has been Oregon's best cam
paigner for years, to satisfy the whim
of some man who has no claim to
the ponition?
Then Tongue went through a very
hard fight two years ago,
after this district had gone .r000
for liryan. Then no one wanted
to succeed Tongue, no one w mi led
the republican nomination for con
gress with a demo pop majority ol
5000 starine him in the face, liut
Tongue accepted the nomination,
made the tiirlit and wou out. He
was twice trlven the nomination
when defeat seemed certain,
Now that victory for the repub
llcau nominee seems assured all
kinds of candidates are springing up,
Hut now that the election seems
easy sailing Tongue should have it
now for attempting it before when
no one wanted it, and making such a
gallant Unlit. No reason can he
assigned for not returning Tongue
except the one that he cannot la1
coiitrclied by the "rings" and is
undet-irable to then .
In Tongue, Oregon has a congress
man the recognized c r of any
memla-r of the House. His abilities
and energies are not confined to state
affairs but his voice is heard and hi"
influence fcit on all great nation
questions on all of which he is ai
has la-en sound.
THE oi'ES
!( A' is
TIIAOE
MiT hhh.E
The Astorian writing on the "open
door" for trade In the Orient con
cludes that A nitric a may procrly
demand the privilege of trading In
China, though a different policy is
liersued with reference to the Phili
plnes. That pHar reasous relative
to trade policy in our islands in these
words:
Those ixlumla were under Spnnit-h
doininalion tor centuries and were iinv
erned like any older colony. If Spain
impope.1 a larifl it w- not disputed by
Kurope or America, hut wa universally
Accepted by foreign powers art an inci
dent cf the Spanish soverei(intv. Coii-h-
quently no mii h cliim iirrw up ns the
one w hich h.i !eeii itradiially ilcVclnpcd
in China, and w lien Spain transferred I lie
inlands to the t'nited Stale hs tnn-fer-reil
all her fully recoguupd riliti with
them.
At tht time of this tran-fcr llie tarirt
wa very havv, Irnii as much a- liKi per
ivnl on muln and petroleum, but
whether it wan heavy or light there inuld
le no tortene of inicrd rcin v from with
out. II the I'n.tcd Statn, iicIiiik alone
or in conjunction with the Filipino,
should reiliicc it, the question would In
line of ilomotic politic, ami Knnie
might ronili-r her-clf lucky if at e came
in for iiu'iileiital lnenm. If, on the
other hand, the duties houli be raiiil,
Kuri'i coiiiil make only the ii-ual trade
prast and tlie UMlal threalii of tan If re
taliation. Slis could not complain of an
inva-ion nf her riglit.
The State iHpartnunt at Wash
ington evidently attaches a different
meaning to the "Open I "sir' dec-
trine thin that given by many writ
ers for I he press . The article above
quoted from seems not to be. entirely
clear as ' the shade of meaning
which the United Stales and the
European govern mi ut attaches to the
term. The "Open iVsir" does not
mean free trade untaxed commerce.
The tiu.c was and not very long ago
that all thiuee poll were not ota b '
; i.,rei u coiou.erc,;. I he lKr was
1
I Clored Hi elj' at a
few.
European
I uit.uus ereatout lo secure a foot
boid in China aud keep tbe Mrts
jcloeed to ail trade exu.pl their own.
The United Stales did not presume
to extend the "Mjuroe LsK tniie" o
,ia t.ut did n rite the Uoctrioe of
the "Open l)oor." That is ail na
tion may freely enter any Chiwse
ports and trade with the inhabitant
of the country though they a; not
to be released from Having the tariff
lax levied by the Chinese for lheup.
port of government. If the Chinese
levy no ucb lax then trade will be
fr-, uot otherwise.
Secretary Hay in introducing the
uij-t of the "Open l.Mr" to the
nations used this language in his no'e
to EiiKland :
''ihat the Chinese treaty Uuill of the
lime ling Khali a'l to all uitrt'haii
U4e lundeilor hiivd ioall such port
ure in Mich 'sphere ol intereat' I unless
they Isj 'tree pori') no mailer to what
natioiialitv it mav belonir, and thai Jntie
so leviable nh:i!l fa? eol'wtiil by the Chi
mtte government."
This was practically Hie wonling
of the note to the other powers. In
acceding to the doctrine Hussia ans
wers :
"At to i lie porn now o'wiied, or here
alter to tie oawied to foreiun iiiniiiierire
bv ihel'liiiiesel.iovernmuiir.an.l which lie
Irevond tlie terr.lory leased to Kuisia the
m-tlleuient ol the qucation of riiHtom iln
ti. belongs to t'hiua heisell, and the lm
nerial I iovernmi iit hit no intention what
ever of claiming any privilenes lor it oh Ji
lUiiJCL'tN to tlie eeliilon n ioreiBinri-..
And such is the reply practically
of the other powers. China then will
keep her revenue laws untouch! d,
uumoditied by .the -Open Door"
doctrine. So in the Philippines, we
wiil extend our revenue laws over
those islands, but the ports of Manila
Iio Ho and the others will be no
inort obstructed to the entrance of
mirchandise from Liverjaiol. or
Lyons, or Yakohama than are the
harbors of New York or Sau Francis
co, though the English, French or
Japanese merchant will have to jay
tne mme tariff on imiairts that they
would have to pay in New York or
San Francisco. Hut as between the
Pniiippine ports aud our continental
ports trado will be carried without
tax same as between Portland and
San Francisco. Indeed this is the
material advantage of owning the
Philippines. We expand and extend
our trade laws to the islands, not
that we may have an absolute mono
poly of the truffle, but we leave li e
door on n for others only imposii g
duties sufficient to reimburse us for
establishing aud maintaining order.
That is done by the iDinglcy tariff
schedule.
STATE l'KKSS.
The lack of parental suervisiou of
boys is never more appearant than iu
cases of dignified and impressive
public ceremonies. Thus, for ex.
ample, when the crowds were await
ing in Hivervlew cemetery last Sun.
dny the arrival of the funeral cortege
dozens, la-rhap hundreds, of bojs
wholly unsuKrvised, romped and
wreMtled over graves, tumbled about
among the shrublary, shouted names
from the headstones and made them
s tives generally the most Irreverent
of nuisances. These are not btd
boys. They are simply untrained,
a isutiervised boys, let loose with
their 11 iw ot animal spirits upon an
occasion which they made one of un
seemly hilarity. The parent", who
were nowhere In sight except in the
existence of the unmannerly boys,
w.-ro to blame not the untaught
boys. Oregon ian.
Everything that happens for tie
iKMietit of the country during a le
ptiblicau sdiiiinistralion is explained
by the domiK'rats to Ik a "coinci
dence." Newberg Graphic.
Mrs. Iew-ry, it is said, has put her
foot down Ihat her husband shall lm
president whether he wants to or not.
Hoen't tbe gallant admiral some
times wish that he was back in
Manila Bay again, with Spanish
shells flying around him and hav
ing a quiet lile? Oregon City Enter
pri" .
The hardest Job that Colonel Bryan
will have to explain in a few days,
when he reaches Oregon, will be to
tell why conditions are not as he
prophesied three years ago the
would be in case of his defeat at the
miI1s. It will prove evenl more
difficult than that wheat ami silver
proposition of his. Now that pros
perity stories have taken th place of
calamity crouking", Colon.'l liryan
will le at a liwa to hold the ears of
tho' who no longer lind him inter
esting. AMnn I Tiding.
The insincerity of democratic prr
ensions Is illuslrntisl by their per-
formsncHs in thehou-si of represenla
lives on the Porto Hicsu matter. On
the day of the passage of the bill tem
porarily regulating the tariff relation
between the island and the United
States they were rending the sir with
shrieks in favor of the Porto Kicans
and demanding freedom of trade
between that Wuinl and tlie United
S ate. The next day the president
sent to the house a mefstge propos
ing to return to the I'orlo Rican
every dollar that has len paid in
tluiies j.u.d on their pnaluc's since
the United Slates took rxMwion of
the island, and all that shall be ml.
lected in the future, thus gixlug them
practically what the democrats had
clamored for and a handsome
lump of some ov-r t.OOO.Oon for Im
mediate relief of their sufferings.
Yet, I hold, those same democrats
who on Thursday were demanding
this very thing in principle, Jon Fri
day bending every energy to defeat
it by speeches, by filibustering, by
trickery of Kit sorts, uy uir means or
I . m - . I L I ! ... .
foul, o wonuer ine puuuc mu
leaders of such a party aa sincere or
of aeriou consideration. A l!Ly
Herald.
The Boer are not runniog away
trout the English this week as fast as
they did last and In several skirmUhi s
they have had the best of the Gght.
It ten baa begun Ms march Imiu
Dloemfontela toward Pretoria, but
he has 135 miles to march before he
reaches the first Bia-r stronghold at
Krooostad. So with marching and
building rail road behind him
Iiob rlsmay not get into Transvaal
till May.
Mr. Whe?ler, of Krei Urove, asks
in a manly way for the nomination
of repren native, f-hould he le
,,ut on the ticket and elected hi su .
porles will not have to legret that
they trust! d him.
(Jen. Joubert, commander-io
chief of tbe Boer army In South
Africa died in Pretoria on Monday
of this wet k from a disease ot me
bowels. It Is thought Ilia the active
cunpalgn WM mon lMa
man could endure.
IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF 'I HE
I Mtut of Orea;on, for the County ol :
WaauiiiKton. .
T. I'ayiM, Plaintiff,!
Joneph II. Thompson. Ue'endant.i
lo Joseph H. 'Thompson, aaid deleiidant.
In tlie nam of the 8t.to of OreKon:
You are hereby ruirel to appear and
unawerthe complaint hied aRamat you in
the above entitled auit, within not more
than n week from the Znd day of March,
I mo. the date of the lirst publication ol
thin Kiimnionaupon you to-wit: !n or tie
lore the liilli day of April, 1M0U. And if you
I'uil to answer lor want thereof the plaiutitt
will apply to the Court for JudKnieul
aKiiinstyou lor the sum of 14(i.0u aud in
terest thereon at tlie rate ofS per cent per
annum from Aua;. , S99 until paid and
th further um of tiftyUO) dollars a at
torneys tee and the costs and disburse
ments of tins uit, for a decree forever bar
ring and forcIosiiiK the defendant and all
iiersona claimin inrouKu auu uimn u't
lioiii all riKht, title and interest, claim and
equity of redemption of in and to the fcl
. Winn described Real Property, duly
levied upon by the rJheriA'of Washington
county. Oreon and particularly described
as follow : All of south half of the north
west one fourth aud the west half of the
S. E W Hee. T 2 S R S W of the Willa
mette Meridian containing HW acres Ic
Kelher with all and sinirular the heredita
inent tenements and appurtenunccs
thereto belonm, that the said lauds may
be sold under an order and derree of said
Court, by the Sheriff of Washington
I?. hi ii tv orpinin. That the oroowds of
suid sale may apply to the payment of the
costs of such sale, the costs of said suit
and the attorney fee herein aud pay
,.u,ni .,n I, a ii mount due the liluintill here
in, and the overplus if any may be paid to
the defendant ; that th plaiiititt may have
JudKiiieiit and execution aKainst the defen
dant for any delicieiicy there may be after
applyiiiK th proceeds o. uch sale, pro
pcily applicable to the pay ment of said
i ti.itiii.tit
Tins summons is published under -and
by virtue of an order ot the Hon, T. a,
.Meltride, Judge of the Circuit court of
Wash. union county, OreKon, made and
dated January, ii7, llsAI ....
And the last publication beine the lath
iluy of April ISSiO, said period being more
1 1,:. null consecutive weeks bet ecu the
l.rst date of publication and the la t publi.
cation hereof.
C. H. riUdOTT.
U)-t7 Attorney for l'laiutiir.
IN THK CIRCtTir COURT OF THK
1 State of OreKou. for Washington
County.
Mary Maggie Brock,
Plaintiff,
3
John Mrork.
To John Brock,
Defendant
the above named defend-
ant:
In tbe Name of the Htate of Oregon, yon
are hereby required to appear and anawei
the comnlaint riled against yon in the
alwve entitled Court and suit, en or before
the last day of the time presorilied in Ihr
order for Publication of this Hummona,
to-wit: on or before the expiration of sii
weeks neit from and after the date of the
ttrst nuhlication of I hi Hummona. the
hrst publication being on the i-kl day of
Kebruary, lsuu. And if you fall to so up
pe.ir and answer, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in her complaint herein
to-wit: for a decree dissolving the bonds
of niatiimonr now existing net ween tlie
nluintiff and defendant, and giving the
niainait! the custody of the minor child of
nUiiilill and defvnifant for c ista and dis.
Luraumeut herein, and lor such other and
further relief as the Court may deem just
and equitable.
This huiionons I aerveil npon you by
publication in the Hillsboro lndeH)iident
and the day for appearance ia tlxed
by order of tlie Hon. L. A. Rood, County
fudge of W a hi nit ton County, Oregon.
Made and Dated February 'JUIh, l'JUU.
W. N. 1IARKKI 1.
40-4(1 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Acker's Irjspeavla Tablets are sold
on a positive guarantee. Cure heart-burn
raising of th tood, distress after eating or
any loriu ol dyspepsia, one little lanie
give immediate relief. 25 cts, and fiO ct
The Delta Drug Blore.
Catarrk I'aaaet be fared
with local applications, as they cannot
i each the seat of th disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, and in or
der to cure it you must take internal rem
edies. Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
nally, and acta directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
not a quack medicine. It wa prescribed
by one nf th best physicians in this coun
try for year, and as a reaular prescription.
It is composed nf ih best tome known
con bined with the best blood purihers. act
ing directly on th mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two Ingred cnt
is what produce such wonderful reaul
in curing Catarrh, bend for testimonials
free.
Address, F.J. L'HENKY Co., Toledo.O
hold by Druggists. 7Se.
Hall's Kamfiy Pitts ar th
beat.
Iturr Oak Paltry farm.
I am prepared to fnrnlsh eggs from fine
itareii I'lyniotn Hora ctia-Kens.
line dot
larper setting of ftn.-en.
Poultry yard one
mil north of Hillsboro,
42-4l
i.Mr.)U. B. COM.INS
Ts tk Ucpabllraa Vaten af
Waahlagtaa Caaaty
A willingne to serve the public is re-
garded aa commendable, I, therefor take
tin method to announce to th Republi
cans of Washington County that I am a
ranuuaie lor neprrweniauv lo tne legis
lature, subject to th approval ot the
c unty convention st Hillsboro, April S,
PJUU
I may say that I am a Republican, bnt
not a frvtioii, and that if aominated
and elected, I i I, to the best of my
ability, serve the Interest of true republi
canism by worki ng conscientiously f- the
best interest of the people of Una count r
and th tlx la,
lhi ia no! lo be construed aa antaimaia.
ing the candidacy of any party for Mate
.senator.
J. W, Wi HEELER
Her Only Regret
Mr. PebSy Ha4 Sum Tti ,
Ika Must l'rrtas hswasmt
Hw 1JS BWSurw ate- rtaaa
m itwMnlr for All
Ills.
Nobody who sec Mrs. Mary M.
Peabody. of 4-1 Water Street,
Haverhill. Mas., to-day will 6nJ
H easy to believe that she bos
passed her 63d year and ha en
dured mora suffering than come
to tho ordinary lot of women.
IIow she regained health and
happiness is best told in her own
word. She says:
,.r ... .ini.r inH anrlnir I h1
down, I also Buttered I
-miuin. 1 hail no slrei
-lan aiirfMr-,1 frollk KlUI I
,-.! nniiramui anj no
. k. . M.u.i.i i,UA .n.t I wua -fr 1.1
,. I --n.'l tua nruellt lru.1 lir.W
ha.1 dons ui In a foi mer lllue. and Ut Julv I hei-nn takln them.
Hiey 1I1J not diBHplnl me. 1 ul eral Ihiim of Ihem an J from
total wreck I made a healthy woman. My only retin t l llial I out
not know of Dr. Williams' I'lnk I'm for Pals 1'e.u.le when 1 tiad I ho
change of life. 1 am now njovlns llie lH't of lien.li.. eHl henrllly aud
sleep soundly all due to Dr.W lluaiiis' l'lnk I'nis tor 1'hIc I'. )le.
There are many fuels atiout mv CM that 1 do not care to nave
ynhllhed hut I will gladly answer aiiy woman who care to write me
about the subject." Masv M. 1'i.ikody.
Bubacrlhod and sworn to before me this first day of September, 1W9.
TliOMA W. (J L'INBV, Juttlcf v I iVuCC.
Pr. WUllams' Pink Tills for Pale People, are an unfailing sru-clflo for such
diseases as loromolor atatla, imrtlal iuimiyi. Su Vitus" ilinicw, nelalK-w,
nsurwlgta, rheumatism, narvuus liuailivihe, the after oll t of llie crip. pMlpi
tailon of the liewrt. iale aud sallow coiuple&ioua, aud all luruis of weukuuas
lUier Iu male or feiuwle.
DR WILLIAMS'
Loot for I hit
trade math
cn every
package.
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DR. WILLIAMS MEDICINE
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p Spring1 Bargains !
We have some of
wlitcli we will
A Rare Bargain!
We also offer some linrg.iins in "Ur ilulliin
pile and broken suits at 50 pet -i;t u.liKtioti
I Schulmerich & Soul
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A Jflean Looking Letter-head
lias lost many a ilollar for hnsiness men. II
a man is judged ly tlie coat lie wears, lie is
also judged by the letter-head Ileuses. An
artistic, nicely printed letter-head may be'
looked upon as a profitable investment.
11900 STATIONERY
We "know the case," Imth as to the tyjies
desirable for the many classes of work ami
the needs of the customer in tlu way of
Printing.
''And lastly,'' as tlie 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
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B HAVE YOU USED . 3
BUTTER PARCHMEflT?
71
. All gilt edged butter put on the mar
ket by crcntni lies is wrapjK'iI in pnKT.
The product r.f the private daily would
reach its market in much ltttei condi
. tion if wrapjied in Iiutter Parelnnent
than it does when wrapjiotl in cloth.
Parchment is not only better than cloth
but cheajr.
Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard Irotn
which 27 sheets can Ie .ur 1! 7 Parch
ment mappers cost i cents.
500 ShePts 8x11,
500 Sheets. 8x 3,
tandard sle lor 2 pHtr.d roils is
8xn inches; 2 p i.nd blo ks are
wrapped in the 8x13 size.
One reason why paper has not been
jenetally used heretolure, farmers
conld nf t get it tt tht mi,-.1 sli te
It is now kept at the Independent of
fice cut to any size wanted.
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itrt. Mary X. frabody.
th irrl o w h I e It lft my.y.lfm all run
iilieil aim trituiu,-- mi.i
ainlilllou. My fi lend .11.1 mil 11,111k
Itwl 1 - f ,1 1 ' I n t I 111
llllams l ink I'llls for pule l'eotl
,INK 2 &IJ hall
ILLS 5 "gg".s
won G ttnis per oox :
COMPANY, Sohsnsctady, N. Y.
our fine stock of I, i
i'S v r.-i j
sell at grcaMy tc
ucul jiriit
PUB. CO.
50 cts,
55 cts
g Patent Articles
YA Wo caiiy all tho luipulai- oin. h
p oilit .; :ii(l anything not in stock
: .
wo will gladly i;ot lor you.
3 Drog sundries
(Vmsistinu: of
nail, hair ami oloth hrushos,
tooth jou(lois, pastes, soaps ami jDjj
washes, ohaintiis skins, pmsos,
hot water hottlos, nipples, oto. K
I Stationery
W ()ur lineis .eonioleto. eonsistin' st
of the latest styles, eolors ami
shape box papers, tablets, envoi-
ojios, ismnix earns, noio, loner,
fools eap, leal oap papoi-, pons,
inks, oto.
a!
I Perfumery
fa .Wo oariy a
all tho popular odors of the best
f i
111. 1 mi i;n t in ri
(it
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The Delta
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
THREE COLLEGE COURSES
CLASSICAL,
The Academij prepares for College and qices
a thorough English Education, tho best pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses renj lotu. Board and rooms at the
Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tieeh, including
dectric liflht and heat.
THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY
Under experienced manaftemcnt, rcill fur
nisl rooms and board at cost on the club
plan, not to exceed $1.60
For full particulars, address
pkesident McClelland,
Forest Cn-ore, Oregon
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
VUHK DUtKJS. HKJII (MADE UIKMICALS.
Prices that Preach.
(ipimii.p Knslniim Kodaks at 20 per cent discount.
Full Line of
M ON HAY,
wi;)m;s)y,
Kill DAY.
York
1 II-
ITHi.sl.y
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Uookl A DAITV
1 I'llilino Cheapest hnoxn
A..,.wHn.i r..,Hrk.U.ly sttrsMv,.
i.ul.lictitiiin, profiirt'ly illu-.tr iUh!
with iirntmitH mill liulr.l.ina.. ....n
linns hII tin- Htrikinj; ih-wb fr-sluns of ,
Tho iMily Tribuno. HmmhI wiir " HU'1 worl,,. mHt rHisl.la
ilitililili'lliKf. lKunfMtic nml f,,rl., nilirkcl rriu.rlu t"....i.
I'lirnH.iiilincf, Mhort Mtori.-s liunir
tion, fnHliion nots. AKriiulturil
y:rX,"
nmrlcct r-ortH. Jt Ih imtiterl hI hiii
' UH,,y ,,,'"-
... guisr siitn,,, ,,ri),, j,, ,vtw(,ri(,jon
w-r !'lBJPerYcar- SI.OO per Year.
r furniM, It with the m.ki-kn. We will lumli It with th
I'KXDENT for
S2.0O per Year. SI.65 per Year
Send all orders to the IXI)EI'EDEV1 Hillsboro, Oregon
DAVIES.
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St. Charles Hotel
ir i ')HoRATKn
rrt nd M.,rrl4,.MrfHa, r.rtlnsil nrtwm.
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Give us a call,
1IAVIES
as
oomhs ttoth, hnud. I
lariro asstntinent
, mi
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Store. gj
SCIENTIFIC, LITEflARY
WINTER
TERM
BEGINS
JAN'J
3, 1000.
Photo Supplies.
AT
ruliliMliml on
TIIOIWDAY
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iw 'unK' Jt Is the "iKHiple's iHcr"
fr U. entiro Unitl H(t.
C. T. BELCHER.
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