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Newspaper Page TextJlil.LfcbOKO INDEPENDENT . .-r I in H p uto'Ilc -it ItllUhonj, Or eeoud-cU. u.d matter. riii.citpiioii ll!i.l..-.U'JilJ s'1'i.I.InllIXU Co. J'mpa, li. M C. OA I LT, hdltor. r KIDAY Al'KIL. i, !!". A 1 mi li D ! rn iiniliel hit) wiiliurfii "i In ai-jcpt a nomination f.,r i hi- ii-i.t ii y. II" injur-d liia can -inl i -y wln-n h ,ivhl rexd-li-nce lo hi-i if". Thouli li.t Li.lteiJ wl biwovt-r Mt.'HMi nu n iu (In- lliilipnli en, the iii'T'hUty fr-iu bII i-auxan v-rtc i. ii I vi nty tmir h uiiith. The rale Wuiilil no' Ik- inueh I't at honm in livil liT-. Tim I'firi.i K .on lariif liill paraa-d tin- r-etinle mi Tu'wlHy. It lit the Iii.iih- iiili BiiH-ii'ti-il ) an lo iirm-tioil-ly la- h fnt truli im-BHure an nhown iy tin- Mr: ioi.h i.f iht- bill quoted on tin- I -t j.i'K' this ii-i. The Porto Jinan uiil Iihvi-frm trade whenever they hy i in ir uu Ii-ginl4!ure enact IihhI IrtXH inn. Thi-y have free trade in uny vint ttt Uit- tin J of two year. It in rn o-x-ii by li-H'li ti(f new iHMri of tin emtio raine a bounty tf fft'i.iioo to ho I'Hiil lo the inventor vt Iio iliMtoven h nulmtilute fur wood I hi !)i ii d in nr nmkinif. Already Imrt Ui u iiili;Htl. JuhI now iuvt-ntitfiitiir are. looking to bHKume Ihtt n-Iu-e cuue of the HUfcal millx. Tin- HUily nt I bin matt-rial ia large briiitf 4oo,imio tq t;Mi,UM Ioiih annual ly in tli I'liiled State with (Jul hihI I In- l'liiliiiiKu to hear from. At ini'Mt the nmtTiul uti Ih xiirtiee nml lit'iiiliK'k tretm tha ores! of wliirli are limited and find I y cod troliiMl by trade, t-ouiblnei'. Further, wlit-n ttit-rM- furtnta'are once cut away it reijoin-H lout; I eriixM ot time to re-iIik-- tbem. If H k growing an mini mn ho found to replace the priuii ami tn-mlx k, the lile of tht mii r Iriint wili be Nhort. t)u age f .io of liryan'a book, "The i-ir-t Untile," i.i fount! thin diaplay of llii-iii.-irtl insight hihI foretdKht: "I'lio old Htariiiurd mean dearer iiioii-y ; di-iin-r nioiii-y weana cheajier lr-KTty; i-hHier iiroK-rly lueaDi i'iir-li-r timet-; harder times mean more pi-oplo out of work; more eo iln out of work mean more eople iletdilute; more. eoile deHlitute iiicHim iimre eoilo .Im-jn'rate, more ibMrite itoile luoHiia more crime. " Mow Unit ! ins like K'xxl logic but we ku-iw it i not. The rem-nt tiiiii-H Uniify to that fiict. The error H'':oi to Ihi in the llrnt Htatement. Thu tfuli! utauditrd dia-a not mean drarcr money, The golil Hlandard iiii-iiiiii !tHil inou.-y, and with Hlaple money, mIo inomy, riound money, all oth'.if niiaiu-itil Indu.ilrial and moral advtiijttt;i' follow. U'.J. lliy. n tandiilitte for rel dent in I ami aspirant for tlie Haiiio lOiice in l'JDO .iioke in IlillHboru oil Wi'iliixsiliiy lunt. The addreaa wii a dii i(i(i jinliiiiMit to republieaim at limit. We cxi'UhI more than he tfjvu to ih. We h-tvo Heveral clliz -ni- in our own county fliat can do bet lt-r. And after all alinuld we have t'xiiecled in n-? Mr. ltryan in 18'Jti w,h a c inrdnin iu from a tlmtrict in tlio weit an i hul j.trved one term in the In Hi). Tlmt is a nhort time for u piiiilu- nun. 11 a play on wonN he vuri I th i nomination for rti dont at til' I'liici i onvuution. Hi hit iliiHT.i'.cd aimv and, iiavinu wonl-iai.d plutitmliw, haa kept him wlf Ix fom the public. Here he had n.it a v irl liHiy fir ttt- free coinage iifnllvi-r. In tint thureHa "Hop." 11 i h id n p iln-y fir the ailmlniHlra tioil ni j i v . -r ii ill -nt. Hn whole hii ; K-'i win iit.mit aifilottth ri- pulilii-an nrly. HeUarlir fuller lii ruli a' Hi' trjiN but hit no em etly except to liit-nse them. A Ntw Vurk pH-r iipponed to Ibe llniin- pi.rto ltii-o bill n "ttn Kri.MHiiiiiiil m ii hi i.-i urgent. The con dilinii nf the island 1- lacoiiiin( di-cptTrtt''. 1-I Senalora read the newt from Sin Juai ; sixty women niKi-ii and dut i- ivereil, walked to the city frmii a iliiliinl town to g for woik,Hi;d iinlliiii); could be done fir Hit in. Tln-y could not even In given tru xpnrtnlion home." Thia pit-ture is probably true ami not over drawn, iwt iims any one mippote that a -in ;li lie ol these women ha a pound i f Miar or a pound of tol a. ivo to In- loud-- more valuable by tn e I mill? And wumI thoxefltl woim D or any -f llu :u k1'' a days employ merit at km' i fmiy sort if th lluii.e bill is id fi-slt d? 1 he Indue tt trust ami ht -'isr trust will ifi-l the ht'lietit ol fni' trinle. Hive tin. corH'rHtioiis i vi r U-en known to give larjfi-ss to ih - mhi? If the House bill p w io wi'l be U tter able to pay tht- l 'i cents mi tht-tlollat than the ufc"ir an. I toliaci-ii 'rul who own th" mo; ir an. I t iliMiVi ? The money ao r.ii.-stl i.'iHs to 1'orto Uico anil creates a fnitil Hint will be paid to In hu-lit d uml I rotht rs of IhoM- li I womi'ti a th-y Mill not have to w ir lait" and go li imirry'. Theae fill w unt il t r their natural supmrtcni c.iunot pay loci I laxea. Indtstl ths-p Is no Its-il t'nn rmiit'iit th re with aii'hori-y to levy the lax. It Is levied en the people ta-st able to iy it. ii is only hii ixsili. nt (l ti,( . ? -r an i nn t ji'-i y . The trusts wil hive it to pay. We haft got the b t of lliem for once Iml it uitken them roan. I'OKTO KllU KtUMr K1IL. limtuiatd torn t'irot Jty. All wouey revived l-y Hits tutonia ofHct-ra ODder tber proviaioua of :be act, whether at insular or couUiieiKal ports ifoea iuto lha forto KiciO Tn sury lor the use of thu Island f.ivi-io-uient tnd the operation cf the a will end us aoou aa the huto Ko o LtUlature aball eiiact and put in force a y stein of locni taxaliou, I ol la any event Ibe Uw will rxplrt March 1, I'JUi, and thereaf er Ira.le shall be free between lslmd ami Continental porta. bearing on tbia aulject ia a tetter written lo a frieud by Hpeaker 1I n deraon. This letter ia published in theHL L-iula illobe-Deinwrat which b the aource from whence the-e theae paragraphs are lakei : "1. There are Urye quaniitica of lolsicco anil sugar in l'orto Hico, bought up hy the tru-ts and ywii catea. They waul t" get that into the United Mtalea free of any du, and, w hen out in, t course, it will sell in Ibe markets at the same rates aa the lolatcro and sugar which have to pay the fuli larifi, Hi us givii.g hundreds of thousands of dollars f pro lit to the syndicates, etc. Ti.e trusla and Hyutlicatea are lighting Ibe bill and I have given you tht reascu why. There baa nut been, nor is there now, to my kuowlcdge, a lobby hers working for Ibe l'orto Hican 111, but theae nyndicatea and tl.e ctalflsh of New Kngland and other interests, including- the Hour interests are all trying to ft into l'orto Hito without paying the 15 per cent duty on their products, aa proposed In the bill. While under the Iingley law a rate of l, lo Illustrate, iaimpoai d uMu a certain article, under the House bill it woultl only pay lot-. "2. Wow, why have we imposed this ).' per cent of the Dingley taritl? It me answer this. l'orto Uico is poor, and has been awept by devasta ting and destructive flood. Her people are not at thia time, and in their preaent condition, able to pay the expenaea of their government. No cne wants the Uuited Klatea lo pay the expenae of running the gov- riitnent of any of our seveiai new aaeaaiona. The people themselves in each of the Islanda or groups should pay their own exia-naea. How ia l'orto Hico to do thia now that ahe has no local government? We must Hrat give her a local gov ernment, and both houses of Congress are at work upon thai problem, and, in my opinion, that problem wl.l la wiaely solved when it ia done, but it will take year and a half or two years to formulate a government for her and to put it in running order, mi that theae people, with their own government machinery, may raise uxmey to run their own (.overunienl In the meantime, what should wo do? Follow the advice of the syn dicates and trusts and tax thia deso late island, it lands or Its limited prtKlui-tlont-T Or do aa we proMiae and put thia trifling duty upon the exports and liuisirts of the l'orto Uicana, and give every dollar ol it back to them to ruu their govern ment? Thia will be felt by none except the syndicates and trusts and audi other interests aa will do the buying there and the shipping to l'orto Kitv. Indirectly, of course, aome of thi will be paid by the lunaumers, bui it will fall lightly upon them, and the burden will be imperceptible. while a direct tax would tat simply brutal and inhuman. The bill alsn provides that thia tax shall expire in two years, which ia time enough t allow the government machinery i.l l'orto Uico loget into working order. There is a proposition to put a per inanent duty upon l'orto Hco. Thi is merely a temporary experiment for her own Internals. My frimd, never was a hill ao misrepresent! il and misunderstood as our I'orio llican bill, and the time will come in the near future when those who pro pose a direct tax, which would resul from absolute tree tratle, will auff r In every -aa-aible way for their mi guided conduct, for their aelrish acta " At In what Inteleata the trusts hav In the inatti rlhe following par agraph is taken from Senator -tMon er's8aich In the Henate reported at atge IM7I, first column, ('-ong-cmlou at K-voril: Mr. SItM)NKIl I stated that this auxir waa itnHrted by the American Sugar Iteflning Company allium! entirely, aa I understand It. I slated the other day that hey paio the duty us.n It I slated that if i wss refunded and I thii.k it has tn ffts-l Usm the lalair over there, ami no one has proposed anil uo one w ill proMtae that a refund of it should la- distributed among ih.- prtsluct-rs of sugar. The produivrs of sugar are comparatively few. n ie has been here in thia rity, one who la not a rilix-nof the United States and waa not a Spanish aul tt. He tloea not proMiae to tieisirne a clti'n T the Uuittsl statm. He pnx1iiiea, I thtuk, or controls, fto s-r cent of the sugar ralstaj In l'orto" Hico ami he is the only gentleman w hose rt'presentativea have tieen to me cor.. renting the tariff between I'tiro Hico and the Unlttd Slates, and hi asks that the trade shall be free. Talk alsait trusts, protected In- oustries! 1 never umlersttssl ihsi thia 15 per cent of the Dingier, rate waa a protectivevlufy. No uian on our aide of the Chamlwr, ao far aa I know, baa ever ao reganled it not at all. KJia a duty levied aolely for the la-ntflt of the people of l'orto Hico. But I did not inlentl, nor do I rmw inten-l, to discuss that bill. 'I want lo say this, ami this only t D (tut aul J et. that the only uieaauia which has t-en prop-as In either Hsu-- of C'tjiigrea, a- far as 1 know, upon Ibis nut ii, wh.ch ciiul-l bene, tit rire-i!y or lu-lireclly a 'trust' waa llie aiii-ii-line!ii ctfcrisl ly tb Sen alor fruru Ar'iiLH- Mr. Joim llie i tin r tlsy to a proprtaie this money nut lo tie peupb of l'orto 11 f', but lo the tiiiportvrs wnotMil tl.e duty." To It.a aaiim tlfi-ct C'liigiesi-ii.an Payne, of NVw York said: lVnj:r"ss-it-nai IWt-rtt. pag- a jO I, first colun n : Mr. 1'AV.Vfc "Mr.- speaker, 1 shoiii-J not hava Mid a word or notic ed the slate merit ud in the Kveu ir.g rf'ar if it bad not been brought into this discu-s-ion by Hie gi-ntleinan on tl.e other id-. The atateineut, on il tsc-f reputed to have la-eu made hy snuie gen'leuiati u(S)ii this side of ol Ihi-Houso, Is iuar-.ift!stly falsti. If here is any party luteresteil in thia bill or interested in the tariff bid that is able to contribute to the campaign of eithtr party, it mu-t la-either the sugar trust or the t"l,acc tru-t. The same 'reiieelabU-' Kvt-ning Star, in an editorial twonr thrre days aince, said that Henry T. Oxuartl, "the h'-adofthe Migar tiusl," had len hear urging frta- trade lor 1'itrlo Hico sntl yet there Is not a printer' devil coutiectcil with tlie lCi'cning Hiar that ought not to ki.oar th-tt Henry r Oxnar.i is interested uuiy iu a couple of heat augur factories, the whole annual output of which doe not exceed 15,000 tons, against a million and a half tons of sugir re fined by the American Sugar lb-fln ing Company. (J ue or two geut leiuen on that aide of the House to-day propose to re turn thia f J.OOO.OOO to the men that paid it into the Treasury. The paa?rs inform ua that Mr. Joneaof Arkansas head of the democratic national com mille' , makes the proposition tore turn this money to the men who paltl the tariff And who are the men? Why, it appears that 11,800,. 000 of the money waa paid iu as tariff on eugar. Hy whom? Hy the American Sui.ar HeAuing Company, either directly or through their brokers in the city of New York. Those are the men who paid the money. Are you gitntiemen willing tn vote it back lo them? Who will get the bent fit of ii? They bought thehugar of l'orto Rico, presumably at the market price of '2 cents pound: they refine it here, for every pound i raw sugar and must be refined la-fore it enters Into commerce they paid the duly, ami when this cornea tajiore me nouse, ine ouiy proMMition by the other aide la what? Not to give the monoy to the l'orto Hit-ana, not to giv-it to the men who received thia small price lor the sugar, leas the tariff, when they sold it to the American Sugar H -tilling Company, but lo give the money back to the sugar trust; and your whole eff'irt has been to remove all lariif from articles coming from Porto Rico to the Amrrican Tobacco Company and the American Sugar R fining Company autl benefit those two gigantic trusts in (he United Slab's, to help the tobacco couipauy to place their cigarettes, which they are now making in the factory in Porto Hico, entirely on the free list ami unhampered by any taritl, and you dare to como in here and insin uate that Mr. Ocuard, who in his small way is a compe itor of the sugar trust, or some other gentleman in the beet-sugar business, is buying up this side ot the House by an agreement to contribute to campaign funds, when the boodle, if there is a dollar nf it, is against the proposi tion of ao v tar iff on sugar or tobacco coining Iroin the Island of Porto R.-o" The Porto Hican interest in this in itter is retl.H'U'd in a remark made by Senator Oillinger and reported at page 3I'J1 last paragraph in last col umn ol CongresHional H-cor): Mr. President, la-fore the bill ia re committed I simply tl.wire to say to Ih" Senator from Ohio that I have three correspondents in Porto Hico, one of them being acili. n of my city, a practicing attorney, and my information la that the a?ople of Porto Hico are extremely anxious for the establishment of a civil gov eminent. They are charing under Ibe present form of government, and the gentleman with whom I cor res pond say that this little matter of 15 ir '2 per cent tariff duty ia of much leas concern to thciu than a stable government, anil 1 trust the Senator will report back the bill at the earliest possible in ttiMnt." In the alaive ex-rscta there ia f skI for reflection. The iaspe of Porto Hico are calling for a settlement of i he tariff ii n-s'ion one way or the other. They ar not particular whether they are to have fret? tratle or siy the very small iluly of 15 or 5 per cent of ibe Dingley rate, but they want a settlement. Th peo.i e oppoung the Hou-e lull and using every tosaihle subterfuge to prevent a settlement ami prevent a vote, thus continuing th uncertain ctndltions now existing in Porto Hico, deferring a settlement, ami intensifying indus trial conditions. A month's delay with the present loo j-r cei; duties in t tree is itpiivalenl to extending the House bill in arly seven months. Who rtre the friends of J'orto Hico? The ones who want to settle the iiuestlon, ii II, ct ibis v.-ry small duly largely from the wealthy pun h.isei of sugar ami lot .a its., to be used for the bi-neHl of the Island until they canorganU' a It fcial.ture ami pro vide other means lor taxes and thus settle Indus-rial n.inlil oos, or those wh.) are aking a political ftal-ball ofthisp.rlo Hican I ill, at the ex p n-a'nftlie Porto Rinns, and are continuing existing unci rtsintres. with a statement aa Senator Maa- n s'atts, that they tbiuk it Mill result, iu doii.g no. lung. 1 A SOKItT AHSEK1 10M. ltmpile ail warnings, tht rhanom are that the Porto Rleau i ill will pasa the Senate autMtanllallr un changeil. The repuhliirana are wed- ded to their trust Idol ami prefer tn antagon i- the eon'ry rnt.ur than antngon x !h" in -n w'l ' so. scribe to 'h" riM.paign funds, on the pnncipl- tn it it U easier to fa4 tb lvplethao to f-jol the uillionairtr. But they may flail that they are mh taken. The above is from the Albany I-taia-ral aud ahow how silly aouu people can be. Ia another aricle ip this isau- appear tb worlsof ltn gremman Payne brantlu g M.e story a baa) fabrication. If an o e ' con tributing to the campaign lun-ls It li the sugar ami t.-l.an-o lruts lli.t' su pporls iobbn a in Ws.-I.in - ti anu are working f.r fre irsi e Payne charg-a this an I rel'wl 'ia -lid fj tiler are ac-vcral d all h-rais so I Iria traders in the house not one of them contradicted Mr Payne. If the A: hiiny paper diMa not know th.we facts it would ahow gtasl J'ldmeut sin HI It it keep still. If it kuows the aiiua tion then what ought t-i la aaid of its publiiMlion of thu paragraph? PKtSS. All this heated debate over the il lations to our island possessions, call up memories of the reconstruction daya, when the country had to ad just itself to conditions and circum stances that had no precedent. Then aa now Ihe opposition party expec' ed to profit largely by the dihVrunces of opiuion aa to a line of policy that existed among republican. But they failed to realize on their hopes. The int x or able logic of events has again brought the country face to fnv with uewand weighty problems, and rest assured that in the end thty will be solved right, whatever minor .hing may happen or whatever dif ferences of opinion may arise. The country has expanded, it knows It, and I proud of it, and no backward step ia going to be taken. Sheridan Sun. There was a whole lot of truth ii the statement made by a member ol the populist state committee in ses sion at Salem last Saturday, that he "admired the republican party lor one thing it always stool upon it merits." The republican party hat always gone before the people with a declared principle and a progressive (Milicy. The people cau understand its platform and know what lo ex (sad in the event of tjuoo&s. It never asks ft r popular support merely be cause it wants the offices and to "down" the opposition. Forest drove Time. Suppoae Mr. Bryan aud his friends turn from looking at the rents matte in the constitution by Ihe passage, of the Porto Rico 1.1 cents local faji measure and glance at what flgdre the iulernal revenue law would cut If applied lo the Island. Municipal elections were held in many of Ibe Mississippi valley states. In all places where the optient weie liued upon party lines there have been republican gains. South Omaha elects a republican mayor for the first lime, and Lincoln Nebraska makes a clean sweep for the republl cans. A tier r K ial MeUleaurnt. Notice if hereby given that the under signed administrator ol the estate ol August (ieutji. dereaaed, has riled hi litisl account in the County tourt of vt aaliinKlon tounty, uregnn, and said Gum baa fixed Monday. Mav 7th, lvno at the hour of 10 o'olock, a. m. of caiil liny, at the Couuty Court room in IlilMairo, Washington Ctaintv, Oregon, iu the time and place for th hearing of oliiis tions to said final account. listed this 3rd day of April, 11)00. E. A. KXOTT3," Administrator of the estat of Ai gust Ueul x, deceased, tiio. II. Dl'SHAM, Attorney for Entatv. 40-50 Itnrr link l'ltry Farm. I am n-Hiretl to furnish egg from line nureit riyniotli kock chickens, tine dot iarper svUinporiiftt-en. Poultry yanl one nine norm oi iiiusooro, - tMra.) R. H. I OI.LIN8 IX THK CIKCL'ir tXb'RT Of HIE I Htute or ontfon, for the County of wasiniiKlon. T. Fay ne. I'laintifT,! Josefih H.lhonipsoii, Ue endant.f To Joseph It. 1 lioinpKHi, auiildi-rviitlaiit. In the nam of the Ht te of Oregon: You are hereby reiiireii to appear and ai. it tin enniplaitit lileil against yon in the above entiiled suit, within not more than six weeks from the .'nil day of March, I'MI. the date of the iirsl publication of this siiiiiiiiiiiir opon you to-wit: I in or be fore the Ititb day of April, I mm. Ar.d ifyiai fail to answer for want thereof the piaiiilitl win appir io ine iourx lor Juuunient airaniai you for the aum of l r..0l and in- lercst thereon at the rate of rt per cent per iiiiiiii iruni auk. it ixw iiniu paiu atul th further aum ot fifty (t) 0) dollara aa at- lorneya leea and the eoata and diahurae menu of thia suit, lor a decree forever bar. rinar and forcloeina- the defendant and all (Mraona elaiiuina through ami under h in from all riiiht, t Hie and tntcreat, claim and e-Uitr of redemption of in and to the fi t .win dexcnlied Keitl I'roperty. duly levietl upon hy the Sheriff of Waahiiie-toii county. Oreiron and particularly deacrilied as follow:. All of son lli half of the north weat one fourth and the eeal half of the a. c H Mcr. mis at W of ihe Wl.la- inetle Meridian eimtaininir liaj acrea to. Keiher with all and ainirtilnr Ihe hereilita nienla teiiementa and annu tenaiicea liierelu tieloiiirinir, that the a id lands may he xold under an order ami decree of anid t'oiirt, hy tie rherilT of wahii.rU)n County. Orcpoii. That the proraeila of saiil ante may apply lo the payment of the oxta of inch aule, the eoata of aaid anil and the attorney! fee herein and par mentof the amount due the plaintiff herw in, ami the overtdua if any nmr be naid to the deti-nilant; that the plaintiff may have Judmuenl anil eiecntioii araiiiai Ilia defriw daiil furany dehcieiK-y there nay he after' applyiiiR Ilia proceeds o auch sale, tira ieily appiirahlc to th pay nient of aai4 i onirnieiis. I liia summona la nuldished under and lv virtue of an enter o th linn. T. . Mc I' ride, Judareofth t'in-uit ourt oi vah.ii:ton county. Oreiron. mail ami I laleil January, i7, I'.M) I Ami ine lat niibtiraliim hetne the 4:tll, lay of April I'jnO. sal nerinil liein than all conaerutive werka het tern the i,ri nut oi puiilicauon ami the la t unhls. cation hereof. V II. I'ltlOOTT. I AltornejIiHT l-Iaiutiff. ired. I Some of the Cored. CUAOUES W. TI If FTT. Til pn-o.M, lad. (nd of AirubM. .'OtL enFMAKFK. VrdL ttf Locomotor Lta. Mia, M. C WHITK. Mason, W. V. Mr. HARRIET liKnoLF, V Mtuuiti. MKb. Oieed wrfiat 7araijtu, Mn EMILY HUMAN, IU lU ittat. iluiliuo. N. T. Curttt of -NVrvovj JfojlrollMl. Mra. II T aALtani-RT, 11 r'olli-lt KL, 1 tuuket, R. L Ourrti , Ijicomutor Ataxuu It. N. WAOSEK. VUadra, Niu rVrrd of Paralytia JAME8HIIELTON. Hourhon, lad. CVml of Paralynj. O. 1L BYI)ER, Lawrence, Ran. CWrad tf OtrpiHQ raralytu.. un. Mi.NNtr. rtrni.Fn. Ilk PUsftMiiit, Iowa. CVmfoM. rttutr intur. The mhor are a fw cwti from handimle eumd by Or. WIUMuim Puk Pills, If 70a are a aereoua Buffer!, nie ua. Alvk will out reaaoUilAc. Cent 1 Spring B We have some of our fine stix-k of Ladies wiap which we will sell at greaU-ly rt tltu ttl priees A Rare Bargain! We also offer some bargains in our clotliiiiR pile and broken suits at 50 jci cent ivtltn-tioii. I Scklraericiii Som NIIKItlPI- M SSAI.r.. BY VIRTl'K OK AS KXKt'U I l'N, decree mid onler id mile, i.iMieil nut tit Hit-circuit court of Ihe nliite of Hreirmi for Wiwliinirtoii county in favor of W. .1. Van hchuyvi-r, I'liiinl ill ami iixniiiHt II. U. 1'uttnn unit Miiry Iv l'u'.toii hin wile, Hiikuii ('arm)li, I'liilena I'. OImimi nnii Oh- Olnt-n her huHhand, Kiucnion (irunt 1'iitloii uml wif AiiiihO. 1'utton. OelcnilanU, for the ninu of tl conUt and dinliunwiiicntH with in tereat thereon at the rule of II per cent )t-r ani.iiiu from the 27 tiny of Jiiminry I'.Mio. aud the liirthe auiii of fMl.ov Willi intcr eal thereon at tlie rule of H iter cunt. ier aniiuin from the '11 day of January, X'.W The further mini of twenty' three and twelve nn-hundretltlia dollara with inter en I thereon from April t, In!) at the riite ol U ht cent tier milium, and the mini of $7. .VI coxtn and diHhiiiavnienta with iutert-Kt tlit-reon from Inniia-y '-7 VMM at tiiouiu of If per cent t er annum. The further mini of live till lot nil nintei-ii and niity aix one liundrcdth dollnra in I'. h, iol,l l oin with intercat thereon trtiiii Jiinunry27 ItmUat the rate ol 1(1 rr cent per annum and the further mini of 7.:tJ cokIb and dinbiirxe- lllPlltK. Now, then-fore hy vi tue anil in perau ance of aaid jnti inent decree an I onlcrof "ale, I will on . onduy the td day of April. ISIU0, at th aouth door nl the.ourt hoiiHeln lllllalioro, Wanliinton county Oregon, at tlie liourof 10 i.Yltn k a m ol aaidtlay m il at puhlic auction to the highiKt bidder fur canli tlie lollownin de srriiard real property to-wit : . HcKinniiiK at a point which ia reached by run n ill r rom the tiuarti-r aection cor neron the K line of sic i;t t 1 r I w will mer t aa- 7' W i cha N W i ' V 4,3 1 cha H2 W lll.l cIIh to the X K cor of the tract U lie tleacrilied, thence K 2 hiika, thence 8 f W r.'.: lo an iron corner, tin nee H M" :' W IH.7.) cha to n iron cor ner Itienee N tin 7' W 7.'M cha to an iron cor ner, tln-nee N IU !JH cha to hii iron trorner thvnee K i.afitha to Ihe pace of tieion mng. t'ontHimliK Ji.A) nciex, nil aituate in Wanhin ton county, Ort-izoti to aatii-fy tlie hereinlH-lora naiued nuina. and for tl.e coi-ta unit expenaea of aaitl mile. raid proerty will he aolil anliji-ct to re deitii tiou aa per ntHltite o tlri-Kon. Vitiieiaiiir Ii it 1 1 t this lth day of March I'lOI. W. I). l(RAI)Kont), (She Ill ofWa hinxtoil comity Onymi. W. X. rtarrelt, Alloruey for l laiiititl. t.tii NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Orrici at Okiiios City, Ohh. t eb. 21. I 00. N'OTK'E 18 IIKUEUY "tilVKXT HAT tlie loliow inir-mimtil aettlcr h:ir illil it tnc Mliowinmimtil settler liar i:iet noliceot ins inleiilion lo maae iinai prooi ill aunport id his claim and that said proof will be made Iwfore the County Clerk of Washington county, Ilillslioro Orej.m, on A-r. 7, l'. via: WILLIAM IMHW. II K ln-67. for th N K l of hec H, TiN U ft W. He namr the following witiiexwcs to prove his continuous esidenee Uhii and cultivation nf said land, vis: Heninniiii M. ollins, ol Kir, ( re. He iijamin A Collins, of " ' William Binwie, of " " Kit hmilU. of " " t HAS. II. MOOKKH, 41-tsi Ki-Ki.ler SOTH K I'OK 11 HIJCATIOX I.isd Omi t at Otiiios Citt. t.a. M r P. itifi, kJorit'K 18 IIKKKI1V I.IVKN. TH A I the lollowimr-eiiiiieil a tiler hax li.txl notice of hia intention to make final proof in a .miort ol nia claim, anil uml sani pnxii will l-e made tiefore he-nunty Clerk of WashiiiKtun Cxninty, at llillhlmni Ore., on Apr. Vt, ItluO, via: Joll.N U Hl'KT, II. K. No f-iTi for th 8 of N K of Her li. I 1 . II .1 He nxne-a Ihe follow ine witneam-a to pr ve hia eonliniioiia n-eidrtice uiain and ..iu. nr 1 1. .l ,.. t no,., n.i i.,u.i ,.t tilennss. Ore. Waxhin on Jvuea, of John Mct'lmid. a, , Lamm, of t 1IAA P. SKjnRia 4319 Ki-g ler Severe Nervous Disorders TUt Vt. WUUjuis' Tiui Pills for Tj.' TiM'tt have cured ob stinate casoj of lijcomotor auxia, partial paralysis, und St. Vitus' dantc, is the best evidence that they will cure all lesser nervous disorders, bt-cause the principle in the treatment of all nervous dis eases is the sar.;t. Nervousness is a question of nutrition. Food for the neives is what is needed and the best nerve food ia the world Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People Dr. Williams' Pink Pllti tnr Put People are stsitr aaie kytha doian or hundred but i.i In pack age. Mall eruS!,t. mreel Ise Or. Wil liams Mtidtclaa Comaanf. Schanectaily, N. V.. 60 1 I ear ia&, a ioi;a i.t,u. Nl JIJUISN. IN THK t IKt l lf fOUUT OK TIIK ft ate of On .-tiii. for WiudiiiiiMnii I 'mint v. .Mary Kta.ie lirock, rhiintill.l John ilroi k. iu John lirock, I i-.-t i ii'I i ii t ) the uliove named ilcfend ant: In l-e .Name ol tlie Mate ot Oregon, von arc lit-reliy re'tuirt-d to appear anil anaw ttio i-onipla:nl tiled nt-aitetl you in the above ctil it led t'oiirt and niiit, t-n or het'oie the taut tl.iy of tliu time prcacrilied in the onier iur i ii iiueai ion oi una rniiiiiiionx. to wit: on or U lore the expu-atiiiii of k weeka next irom unit alter ttietlalcol tlie ITrt ptililieation id I!hh hnntmoiiK. tin timt piililiiation Ix-ini! un the 1.1 day of reoruaiy, I'.iai. aim u yon jail to ao ap- pe r una anxwer. lor waul tiien-ol. tin plaintill will apply to tlie t'oiirt for tlie relief eeniunik-it in her complaint herein to-ait: lor a decree dixxolvinr the homla ot n, ati iiiionv now existinir Ix-lwei-n tin plaintiff aiei liejeiniant. and ivior tin li aillHitt the .l-iliiilv of the tn i n.ir cii i 1,1 iil tiiitill and delemlaiit for c xla iind dix Inirxemetitx herein, and tor xiich other autl further reln-l aa the t'ourl may deem juxt and e-iiiiianie. Thia r-tiininon.s ix a.-rvt-d upon you hy iutliciitiou in the liillxlmro I iil-peiidi-iit mid the dav lor nj pearanei; ix tixed I y order ut thu Hon. I.. A. liuod, County Mi:eoI via Mni-inn t utility, ticfou. Millie a'nl Dated Kehruarv 2tit Ii, liJlj. w. x. i i k i: kt r. 10-Hi Attorney tor I'liiintill' Ackei'a lljpepvi.( lahlelx are anlil on a poxtnve -ita.taiiti.-i . I urm licart-tnirn rai.-inir i.l t lie too-l, iiiMrc.-x after eating or any torm on itvxpi .t-ia oik little tatitt eivea iiiinieitia e relief. 2.1 t lx. aiid .On eta J e I lelta I'rnc riliirv. Catarrh (an nut he l ured w til local iippln ationx, ua thev eannot eaefi . he xeat ot ttie il Mi-nxe. ra'.irrh ix a l.lood or coiihtiiulioiial itixeftH,., and ill or. ler toenre II yon mnxl take llilenial leill-.ili- x ll.ill'x I at. u rh 1 lire ix t.iki u inle. lially, inel ui Ix din . 1 1 v on the hlood and niiicoiix xui lai i i llall a Catarrh I ore not a quark inc. In me. It prcxi rilied hy one of ihe lt t phyxu iana in ll.ix rouii- iry lor yen-x, ami ax u re ul.ir prexenption it ia componed ot i he hi-at loiiiea known cimhinixl with the Ix xt I.IimxI pnriliera m l lliir dir-'i-tly on the m ii oila xurfacex. 'Ihe . t rlti-t cotiihinutioii ol the two hnrreil ent i i wlmt prodiieex xin l wiielt rful rexiil incNri nCtarili, .Scud for tixiimoiiialx Iree. Atl.lrtxs, V 1 CHUNKY A Co., Toledo, 0 Hold hy irin-Kixl, 7.x-. Hall's Kamily 1'illx are the best. Tt-nrlirr'a Kisml nitllon. Notice is lierehv iriven thai the eoimtv h ard ofexaitiinu x of W axhiiiirtou roiint v, tin-iron will hold II c re:u r laoiiiiall.ni ot npptieant- i ii, i, .in. and t ,i. d irr.-eie mid piim.iry era.te ci 1 1 . funics, at Academy hull, I ..rixl (ireve, till A r,lll, I J and I ' ax lo lows : Comment in,- A i.ln.-.i l..v. Apr I II, at 9 o'cl tk a m in I eontiniiiiii; .tnr.it Irdar. A pril 1.1 .a I i clock p in. f or tnntj l'M rx. We nes lii y - I V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -a 1 1 1 1 , Hixloiy. I'r k l arr; hy i',i1nu'. I tnirxiiny Willi-ii A ri; lime ie, Mo on ol I iMch.ntf. ttiMiiimar. chtxl law. ! r'nil.iy t. .i raphy. Mini ,1 rn liin.l c, I'hy-iolowy , Civil nvi-riiitiei.t. Inr I riiniiry t crtillciitrs, WeiliH-sihiy - renin. mxliip. O: thourapliy, Kesiliiiit 'I llllisduy Art of .l.-li .nil , hi ory Ol teactllll , l, Itiodx. II. A I' A I I., I'i inly schi ii xtijx iind ndeiil rains AtiK.N Irl iintrl for Ihe l xt t) p writer i ll thr Inark.-t, the " I'll Ixliuri; iil,le;' unliaif in xi. nl j nil iinoi, m l imc Irrrituiy Kt'-'ii Addrexs I Iley Hard a c Company, rittxhtiri, l'a. Patent Articles rf Wi i-any all tli popular 'in. jj t'tlifs ami nnylliin not in stock fe( wc w izkuUy i;'t for you. Dnii? Sundries $ i '.tnwicf itur nf Y i.on.-i.niii-, w. j , , r.y i.,il li.ili- mill i-l.lfli 1 1 r 11 1 1 1 c it-A lltltlj llilll illlll lln oi II. -Ill 'T tooth powdci-s, pastes, soaps :mkI gt u:islics, clianiois skins, jmiscs, 'f& hot water lottlos, nipples, etc. is Stationery gj ()m- linois .complete, consisting of the latest " styles, colors antlSj shape box papers, tablets, envel- tJ Si opes, visiting fools cap, lepd cap paper, pens, inks, etc. Drlii m cry We enrrv a lariro assortment f all the popular odtus of the host S manufacturers. gj Tho Delta Drug" Store. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSICAL, The Acadcmij prepares for a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teochinfl or business. All ex penses renj loto. !5oard and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $'1 per txeeh, including tr-Iectric liht and heat. THE OCLLBQE DORMITORY Under experienced management, rrill fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed $1.50 For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Groire, Oregon The Hillsboro Ph armacy imjhi: ih.ik.s. iikjii mim: ciiknicaln. Prices that Preach. (JtMiuIiic Kiisliiiiiii Kotlalts ut 20 per rout discount. Full Line of Photo Supplies xSCW York MONDAY, u i:im;xday, Kill DAY. Prni-ti -Rlly A DAILY Cheapest hnotcn A nvv mill it tnarkitlily Httriu-livi' iuliln-xti(in, irifu-n'ly illu-tritil with iriilmilxi hihI Imlf Iiiih-xj con minn nil ltn ntrik intr lit-we fentiire?i of Tlie Daily Triliunt. Mm rial vinr ll'HilHtt'hf-M. I WillllMtlt- mill flireiirn iiirri-HMiii(lc iii., nliort tuiii H luiini r nil iiKiwirtnonx, int ustiiai Hiti.rtiiH tifin. faxliinn nulin. Airriinllnr-il Hint leri careful ly treated, hid I iiini- in rit'iiHivi- Hint relmt.le Diihik-iiiI mill innrki-l ri-lmrtH. Il it mailed at HHIIIII iinur bh the tlmly etlition. K-Ktilar Hnb-K-ritiiiti priei- 81.50 per Year. Wh fornixili it with th nih i-i-v. iiknt fur S2.0O per Year. Send all orders to the IXDEI J I. DAVIE6. tiaiioa . t. St. Charles Hotel im t-at'ORArrn , ! and .'Hiirtlxt.tri'r't. rnrlluNrl Or-aH. Kl.-tn;l.h.hla, Kl-elrip It. II, and llydrauhr Kleyator. 1 litt i:..mx .1 j:, t Mtrm Mitw, 9i. t.d i;..irt i. ' I niiretion. , Cive its a call, 4 DAVIKS & IIEMJIIKK, Manmrorrf. ' iin1i flinfll ll.lllll A (aids, note, letter, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY Colletie and citves WINTER TERM BEGINS JAN' J 3, 1900. wXS5feefei? i('V York nreckly TriliuiK! I'uIiMmIhhI on TIIUILSUAY For over llfly-t iKht yi-Hrn a NaliniiHl Fmnily lHM'r lor armnr-i un I v.ll i-j.iri, wh'H rtmli-ri Imvi-reirt-Ht n(ii tlio very Im-mI t-lt-tiicnt of our inuntry xiiul itinn. It (TivrtiRll iiiiKrtunt ppwr of Ihe iiHlitm nnii worhl, the inont reliHl.le niMrki-l rt KirlH. Knm ii.ntinir nliort Hlorii-M, hii tiiK-xii-lli il Hurii ultnml dr. .Hrliiniil, rn-hion nrlielt-H for the wmiii-ii, iiloHlrHtioim for old mnl youiiir. It ii I In- "iwtij.h.'r, HKr" fir tin i-titiro United Hintti. ii -KtilHr Mvlwripliiifi ,rit-e 9 1 -OO per Year. Wi will lurniili it with Ih Inhk. I'KNUK.N'T for 81.55 per Year 'EN I) ENT, Hillsboro, Oregon C. T. BELCHER, ao-y amo Tncaa.