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Newspaper Page TextHILLSliORO INDEPENDENT Kiilor! in th poatoinc at HlUaboro, Or a aacoua-ciaaa mail matter. biilxwriptiuu, in aavauoa, per year, f LAO. UI1.IJJUOUO PUBLISHING Co. Prop. 1). M.C. UAULT, Editor. ,rm i.tt. t-AVKH or mm art Fill DAY. APIUL. 27, 19)0. KrPlBLltlX STATE TICKET. fur I'ciiKreatiuaii, Flint District, 1 HUM AH H. TuNUUE, of Washington County. Kor Hupreme Judge, C. E. WOLVERTO, of Linn County Fur Food and Dairy Cuniiuiaaioner, J. W. BAILEY, of Multnomah County. UEI'IKLICAN DISTRICT 1ICHET. Kor District Attorney, 5th District, IIAKKI80N ALLEN, of ClutHop County. For Joint Beiiator, liUh Diatrict, It. P. COUNELIUB, of Waaliington County. KUTHI.UA CO I' MTV TICKET. For teonator, K. W. HAIXtS. For Ucpreaeiitatlvea, ABNKlt PIUG8, (iKO. W. 81 PIT. J. C. BCTCIIANAN. For County Clerk, J. A. THOKNBUUUH. For HherllJ. JOHN McNAMEK. For Urdrr of Conveyance, CALVIN JACK, Jr. For A HHt'Huor (iKO. H. WILCOX, For ConuniHaioner, X. O. TODD. Kor Treasurer, K. CItANDALL, For Burveyor, A. A. MOliltILL, For HtiperiiitvnJent of Schooli, H. A. HALL, For Coroner, Dr. A. L. BAYLOR, J. P. and Countable District OIHren. North Hillaboro. Fur Justice of the Peace, J. W. BAILEY. For Constable, E B. BAPPINUTON. Botith HillHboro. For Justice of the Peace, BENTON BOWMAN. For Constable, M.8. DAILKY. As (he WorceHter Hpy Males the cHtw, "The democratic leaden pro pone to 8e to It that a vaat amount of grumbling and lault finding fol lows (he Hag." The demo populUt paiierg are great ly chagrined since the republican convention did not adopt a resolu tion condemning; the Porto Rico tax law. Good reason. The law was adopted and signed before the con vention assembled. The Telephone Ilegittler publishes a long lint of papers that oppose the l'orto llioo tax law. Among the list Is the St. Louli Globe Democrat. The Telephone Register has allowed itaelf to be inK)ed upon In that In stance, and It is probable that other paKrs sustain the administration as well. If we propose holding the Philip pines as acquired territory why de lay giving Ihe Pbilipinos all the rights and privileges of American citizens, exclaims the Salem Inde pendent. We answer for the same reason the natives or Oregon and Washington and Idaho and Montana ami Arizona and all the rest of the natives of American continental ter ritory had not the privileges of the whites who created such prerogatives The strength U'hind W. J. Iiryan is the confidence that the people have iu the man. They believe that he Is sincere, that he is earnest, and that ho will do what he rays. East Ore goninn. liut what does Mr. Bryan promise? Ho spoke here on the 4th Distant anil during the hour he was on the stump, he did not propose singlt' governmental policy, i.ot even free silver. O yes, he id, too. Lie would have the government license the dusts in euch state where they do limine. lint he can safely pro pose that seeing such a thing is im possible It is reported thai Mr. U. W. Htitt at sometime has given utterance to sentiments n Heeling usiu the char actcr of the old soldiers, tnem tiers of the Ureal Army of the Republic. Th Indki kndf.nt has not seen Mr Htitt to learn the truth or falsity of the report but knowing him well and intimately for the past fifteen years, the i.ndm'kndknt will pronounce the tale false. Mr. Stitl whole po litical life Las been spent in voting as (lie soiuters snot, pneir cause h;is Inh'ii his. I lowever suppose the veterans, listening to an idle gossip, should vote MgHinst the republican nominee, in what company will they find themselver? Will they not be with the flag furler? with meu who from 1S01 to the present time have heen ipHHing every measure of the administration, even when Lincoln, and (Jurtleld, and Grant, and Hays, and llnrr.son and now MrKinley have ivnpi-d the- white house? THE GEOUR-iPHY LESSOX. There has been much said by th "Unions" about the republican tic ket being all from the west end ol the county or from Foreet Grove. Now let us aee. Representative Uriggs and Co. commissioner Tod J arelrom Uilley precinct; Haines fi r senator and McNamer for sheriff ate from Forest Grove; J. C. Buchanan for representative la from Cornelius; G. W. Stitt from Beaver ton; John A. Thornburgh for Co. clerk frcm Dairy creek; Cal. Jack Jr, recorder from old West Butte, but now of Keed villi II. A. Ball for supt schools, from East Butte; G II. Wilcox for .ass or: R. Crandall for treasurer and A A. Morrill for surveyor from Hill boro and J. Q. A. Young, hold ovi commissioner from Beaverdam. Tb ticket was nominated by the repu lican convention of 133 delegates. course this ticket doe not fully su that Unlon-demo-pop-Bryan free ail ver candidates. Indeed It was m nominated for that purpose. But while oo this topic let It be aski how far Irom Mr. Hubert Bernard U it to Mr. E. O. Edson's? It has been said by the opposite that lh republican ticket was packet or beforehand made. Let us agai see, Haines was nominated by a eel a matlon. For representative nomln tious there were five ballots taken For Clerk two were taken one belt Irregular and void. For bheriff nil ballots were taken, assessor one, treasurer four and for coroner !w How was It with the union-demo- pop-Bryan Co? Mostly by acclama tion, and when ballot was taken nomination was made at each tin except one. If there are defeaUd aspirants t nominations at the republican con vention who feel agrleved, the In dependent suggests that they read the letter of Hon. Geo. C. Brownell which appears In another col u in and go and do likewise. WHAT IX HETVHX1 Word comes to the Independen that the "Union" candidates are still hunting In every precinct In the county and particularly where tin y have heard that there Is disappoint dent. The candidates say they are ready to admit that without republi can support they do not hope for an election. "We would, like to knew what you republicans can and will do for us." That is well. There can be no denying but that the "Union" candidates would be grateful lor re publican votes. They ought to be, But what do they promise to give republicans In return for these favois? So far they have not proposed to do any th ng. This though Is what they will give. Free silver to begin with anti-expansion, that Is they will uu do all that has been , done by our army in the past two years. They will become cowardly flag lurlers, They will give us foreign free trade so that the laborer will again wear rags and eat at a public soup kitchen If elected these "Union" inemtxrs of the legislature will do what thoy can to cl.ooae a democrat or populist U. S. senator to replace McBrlde Now then is there a republican who cares to undo In a minute what he has been building for a life time? STATE REPUBLICAN PLATPOKM The republican platform of the June election in Oregon Is as follows: "The republicans of Oregon, in convention assembled, reaffirm their belief in and loyalty to tha gold standard. We commend the repub lican congress for its recent logisla tion making the gold standard a part of the statutory law of the land. So long as either of our great political parties advocates the free coinage of silver, the maintenance of the gold standard Is the most important poll Ileal issue, aflecting as it does the value ef the farmer's crop and the laborer's wages. We call upon all who believe in sound money to unite with the republicans of Oregon in Ihe important elections of this year in order that a victory may be won for the gold standard so decisive as for ever to preclude the debasement of our currency by the free coinage of silver. "We heartily indorse the policy of the administration particularly in se curing the Philippine Islands, and demand thai they shall be ret aim d as American territory. We have confidence that the American people without departing from their trad I lions, will give security to personal and property rights, justice, liberty and equality before the law to all who live beneath its flag. "We Indorse the policy of the ad ministration in suppressing the in surrectlon In the Philippines, headed by Agulnaldo, We point with pride to the honorable part played by the Second Oregon regiment In this wsr. They met with victoiy In ever com bat and covered (heir state and coun try with glory on every field. We condole with Ihe families of thorn members of the regiment who lost their lives in the conflict and extend our congratulations to the survivors of the regiment on the brilliant and honorable record they have made. "We regard trade with Ihe Orion- as one of the great sources of our na tional wealth In the future, and an open door in China as an in.portant aid to Ihe growth of our trade in the Orient. We commend Ihe successful efforts of Ihe present administration and especially of Its secretary of state to secure by treaty with the several European powers Ihe right to the ? introduction of American goods Into this great mplre. The republican party In Oregon recognises the vital necessity of con trolofthe organization and curtail ment of the powers of trusts and combinations of capital by the state within Its borders, and pledges its support In Ihe approaching legisla ture to laws defining and carryirg out those objects. "We are in favor of retrenchment and reform in the expenditure of public money; we pledge the repub lican party to favor the enactment of all legislation looking to an economi cal administration of public affairs. "We favor the pending Cons(i(u tional amendment for an increase In (he number of Supreme Court Judges from three to Ave, MWe point with pride to the legis lation adopted by the last legislature. It abolished the railroad commlsblon. It reduced the legal rate of Interest to 6 per cent. It passed an act for the submission to the people of a Constitutional amendment providing for the initiative and referendum. It enacted a protection of the purity of Ihe ballot. As experience demonstrates this (act act to be cumbersome In some parti culars, we pledge the republican leg islature to make effort for its amend ment, to the end that the registra tion of quilifled voters may be facili tated. "We are Unalterably opposed to any measure looking to the leasing of the public domain, believing that such a system would have an un doubted tendency to hasten the con centration of land ownership In Ihe hands of a few individuals and against the long-established Ameri can policy of encouraging home building. "We favor an amendment of the rVinutliiiti.-in tl the United States so to nrovl.le for the election of Unl- swampen uy inem, anu oe xinea ny I At - m . i. d States senators hv direct vote of l,,e,u "BBU" WB" ,vcu the people, and we Jnstruct our sena- me within Hie last two or three tors and lepresentatlvos in congress Jays, v. hen I was persis ent for wine to use everv effort to secure such an tU011 ......ini iih.rv.naiiini'n " am going, nowever, to tne "We are in favor of the immediate 'P"'! 1 1 8" " reported I am construction of a canal between the preiiy sure mat u win oe on uie con Atlantic and (he Pacific at the lath- dition that I get the signatures of a mus of Panama, and we Instruct the ""J0"1 tM memiyen oi congress I iL . Hal ik.. thill an ...i 1 1. Orecon delegation In concress lo P""' " ,uw ,u " U, "" labor earnesilv and continually for M11 propo any amendments the enactment of such legislation as mciuuing omer wars, am going ,o will to the construction and " very btst I can In this mutter, i, f ho n.n.l nn.lor irnvorn. 1 ninx mis OBB iweu one IU me rea- "1" . , .,. u... mental control. sons lor aeepiug u t, uen.rr, uu. they declined to say anyming aooui it. Truly and sincerely yours, Tuos, II. Tqnjue." against us, that we are big enough aud true euough to come out of It re. publ cans and not traitors to our party or to the victor. I ask you to oln with me and our olbtr friends in giving Mr. Tongue, and through him, our party such a loyal support (bat on the evening of June 4, liXH), we will is- abie to record nuch a vic tory as w ill redound to the lasting honor ot ourselves and our county. Again thanking you, I am, Sincerely yours, Geo. C U now nell. udiajTWab PE.MS10S. T. O. Wood, ot Portland, prtsideut of the Indian War Veierana of Ore gon, is in receipt of a letter from Congressman Thomas 11. Tongue, showing Ihe difficulties Iu Hie way ot securing (he pasae of ihe relief 'eg Hation tbri ufc'h coi grtss, in the interest of the veterans. Following registration law for the is Mu, uhk'' -If tx,.la..a th'J heed, the opponents of the mes. j ftf have not made it known.' The r venue thus derivej wlil come from tne wealthy speculators who have bOUtfht up the slot ks of sugar, cofiVe nnd totacco in anticipation of ab.10 lute iree trade, and there is right .lolicf of f inal ,N- tleuit-ul. where the shoe pinches. At the end of ru years the operation i.t Ihe In i"' '''' ' 'X - D' r liesri.iK u,11 . i ..... 'J" ''inns I" l"l fir ll ;liv(iunt Illlil for itrir, biiu uy inai lime ins ao pi of the island will have had time toorgnn xe a legislature and provide Other meaus of revenue for 'ik-.iI gov ernment. Sheridan Sun. NIIMtirt'X NAI.K. lory: " Washington, D. C, April 8. T. A. Wood, Esq. My Dear Sir: Yours of the 2d Inst. Just received. You cannot be any more anxious about this pension bill than I. It is the one thing that is constantly on vny mind "Now we have run against another difficulty, which I am trying to avoid. There are 40 different pro positions before congret-s to amend the pension laws and grant different kinds of pensions to different kinds of people. None of them have been allowed lo come to a vote for the pre sent. There Is grave fear that if this bill should come before Ihe house it would bo made the vehicle for all kinds of amendments, probably "We urge the immediate passage of the bill now pending in congress to pension Iudian War Veterans, and we pledge the support of the Oregon COMMKNU COWKK.SSMAJI TOXCil'l' delegation in congress to the same, "We heartily Indorse (he ad minis. tration of Governor Geer and the state cfllciuls of Oregon, as economi cal, wise and creditable to the state," C01UKESSI0XAL PLATPOKM. "Resolved, That we affirm our un swerving fealty to the gold strandard s the only unit of value, and instruct hefeby Mtend(J ltg eanje)jt ,naDk(J ,0 Mr. Tongue, not alone for that elo The local camp of Spanish War Veterans at Corvalls has adopted the following resolution: "Edward C. Young Camp, No. 7, Spanish War Veterans, appreciating the value of the tribute paid to the Second R-glment, Oregon Volun teers, In a recent speech delivered In congress by Hon. Thos. II. Tongue, our delegates to the National Repub lican Convention to support an un equivocal statement on this line as a part of the National platform; that we heartily indorse the wise and pat riotic administration of our National affairs, and we declare the policy of expansion as essential to our Nation al growth and greatness, and we be lieve that the blessings which accrue to those where our flag is once eslab- lished should forever remain. We believe that the best inter fts of our country will be subserved ly the re-elect ion of William Mo ICinley as president, and the dele gates to the next National Conven tion elected by this convention are quent and timely utterance, but also for the warm and active interest in the welfare of the regiment and ot the other Oregon soldiers, that he has always manifested; and further and chiefly, for his until ing efforts in behalf of the faithful veterans of the Civil and early Indian Wars." STATE PRESS." There is really but one political party in the United States today that stands on Its merits as such. I is not neceary to add that parly Is the republican party. Against it is ai rayed a conglomeration of all the hereby Instructed lo vote for his re- im9 known to modern politics. This is a grand tribute to the mighty nomination." hums ins rmt'NDs and - POKTS THE TICKET. SUP- Hon. Geo. C. Brownell who asked for the nomination to Congress in the Plral District, and had the un animous support of his county. strength of the republican part)' and an acknowledgement of the weak ness of the opposition. Eugene Reg liter The price of wheat has shewn some tendency to advance. Unfortunate writes the following Utter to his IW ,ncre 18 00 leltiiig-dowu in the ex friends: cessively high tt tea which have to fo my triends in Clackamas county: 06 PiJ for transporting wheat lo It is impossible for me to person- Europe. Ship owners are making ally meet every one of you w ho money If the wheat-growers are not, stood by me In the nrimarv and In Sheridan Sun. our county convention, and assisted me in my desire to obtain the con-l Our democratic friends are erad gressioual nomination, and personally I ually overcoming their prejudice to thank you and express to you my ward the "money power." Thoir great gratitude for your friendship nominee for congress In this district and help. I take this public way of is the Hon. Bernard Daly, a Lake reaching joh all and expressing to I view banker, who won over our own you, and each of you, my heartfelt Captain Heath by vote of 80 to 0i. thanks for your loyal support. No And It Is understood that the popu mau ever had truer or more loyal lists, except a few mlddle-of-the-rrad friends than you have shown your- er, have agreed to fu c on tl.is kind selves lo be to me, and I will always of a layout. It's tough, hut thry I ke tna-ureup in memory (his happy it, you know. Sheridan Sun. manifestation of it as long as life anuii iasi. ai me congressional con rvimrrouman Th. tt tv,... in vention at McMinnville (he 15 dele- Lone excellent service for the state, gann irom uus couuiy uiu an m and Is now a member of the commit their power for me, and were true tee on rivers and harbors, a nositinn and ijy al to my eandidac ; to a man n whicn he can do the state a great tuey were m an w ays laiuiiui anu deal of good. The people of the first true, anu i tnanx iiimi. ine con- district will advance their own in .1. I L .a w rati w I u.-vreju mat hod. inos. ii. fewest by re-electing him in June longue .noma carry the standard ot next. Albany Herald. our party to victory in this campaign near repuoiican soiuiers we are The opponents of Congressman Friva wo are not sauiKtr or Tonirue wll I do well not to attemt.t . ..... I r iraggieis, we oow foine win or the to force the Porto Rican bill as .uojoriijr-u.rrciore lei us ioiiow our campaign Issue. Mr. Tongue stood leader and general, and crown the Wi(h his renublican cr.IleairuM in republican standard which he is to congress and the rank and file of the carry, witn victory on the 4th day of loartv on that issue, and what Is HY VlItri'E OF TWO EXKCCTIOXS iKMii-ii out of the I ireuil 1'inirl ol the blatcol Oregon for M iiltuomuh futility tint in fuvor of Mary O ll i. n ami uiMiiiM John O'lirifii fur tli. mini of aiel.l I with in treat tlu-rvoit ut Iher te of r cent -r annu.ii from the f.lli .l:iy of Fchruarvi !!, fwoml iii favor of Mary t '. rien aii,l aKuinnt Jolm u linen lor tiie sum of :H.' coaUantl dialiiinunenta with iiitereat lln-rt-unul tlic rate ol li t er cent x-raiin un troin Ihe IVIli tliiyof July IK unit the further .inn of ;!. o aci ruei cola nii tlie further uiu of 5.M) with inlercHt there,, u at Ihe rate ot tt per cent per milium from the 6th day of tehruary i'joo, and the furthr mim of I.MI.HU wilh intervxt thereon al the rate of S per cenl per aniiun from the l'Hh day of July lbis, and tor theeonta and expeu es ol sale and of aaid writ. Now tliere fore hy virtue and iu piirsuance of aaid judgment and lor w .nt of auilteient per noiml pnierty 1 did on the llth day ol April Kiuu only levy on all the inteient f jonn 1 linen in tne liereiuatter desorilied real pro erty and I wll on Monday the Ulh day of .Muy 1!M) at the aouth door of the Court House in Hillshoro, Washington County, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clot k a. to. of said day aell ut pill, lie auction lo the highest bidder lor rush all Ilie iutfrtst I the det'eiidunt John O'lirien 111 the hereinafter deaenhed ruul property, to-it: First tract coiiilnt'iioiiiK t the n w corner of Ihe HcHverdam tract of hind pur clnu.ed hy Win. McCain of Lawrence ilall and Lucy I) Hull, his wife, in eecj tUrl w, thence n f3v w, SiMHcIib, thence s2n'w 15.70 clia. thence a T.f IS', e 24.H3 chs, ihence n flu"e 12.4" clu to the )lucc of I fKinniiiK, coutuiiiinfr 'MSii acres. i-econd tract commenuiiiK at ihe n e cor of the above described Iract ol land, thence 3i V e 24 roils to the center of the iiiuin ditch through the Keaverditm tru t thence along aaid ditch southwesterly 12 rods, thence parallel with u line AS rods, the t'Uhe place of bcKilililiuf, contuiniiiK 2.2.) acres, Ihini Tract. The whole of a tract of land cnmiiiencinK 24 renin from the u e cor of the tir-t above descrited land on the u line thereof, thence s Hii1,' e 81 rods to liter of main ditch, thence southw esterly along said ditch 12 rods, thence parallel wiiu mo n line j:', mils to tne e lineol first described tract, thence to the pl ice of bcKiiinina containing 2 acres, more or less Fourth Tract. Commencing at a iminl on the w line of the dlvol Lawrence. Hall i nd wife in sec 4 1 1 B r 1 w, W M , thence a 2i w 15.25 chs from the n w cor of said claim, thence southward following the center of the public road li..Ml chs more or leas to the (-enter of the public roud known as the old Canyon road leading to Portland thence a 36", SO min w about 2.50 chains to tne e cornor ot theOitlord and. thence n il4 1J.24 clia, thence s 7M" A' e lS.Ni chs. thence n Bo e tl 20 chs. thence n Ii2 3 .' w 2H.M chi to place 01 beginning coiitain ilift 444 arres, moie or less. Fifth t ract. The n w of n e W of sec 4 t 1 s r 1 w, containing 40 acres, excepting from tlie iunds above descrilied a two acre trai t conveyed to F N. ltlunchet hv Jolm O'Brien and recorded on page 2:t!lof book i oi neeus oi nasningioii 1 ounty, lire. Sixth Tract, The w H of the s e yt of sec H 1 1 n r I w, containing 40 acres. All situate In Washington County, Oregon, to satisfy the hereinbefore named sums and for the cosi. and expenses ol said sale Duiu property win oe solil subject to re- Notice i lurel.v ptu the undcr sigiml h.u, tilcl hi- li iu-. uruuiit it .liui uistiator de-lKjni-.-uoll x ith the ill an nexe.) of the miai" of S.irahJ. Mull, diMtl, in the County Lonrtof tlx Mate oft lie tu for as'.uiLtou County and that auid .fin t has t:xc,l Mon, lav the 7ili day of May, 1 1J' . I, at Id o'clock in the forenoon ..li the fcttlilneii t theieif. K. H. TiiXt.l K. A,lininitriit,,r-.le-l,uiH non-with the-will i.nnexe.1 oi ih,. estate of Sarah J. Mull, det-euacl. 47 51 Outlet ot Final fcell lenient. Notice U hereby given that the un.ler sigiir.l Kxi'ciilors of the Let will and tes. t.unent ol Win. tiiipin, dc.il. has tiled lii liual iucoiiiit a-4 mi. Ii executor in the ('ounty Court of Yahingtou County, I ht-giu, and that Mii.l 4 'oiirt IiOj. iiKinled Monday Mav 14th PHio ag the time for hearing said ac.iuint. li.iUd this Huh .lav of April, l'XKI. V. Tlltt.MPSD.N. 47 51 Kxecutor. rj Patent Articles ! ik J k g v.aa.a- a a a will i:l:nlly i;ot for iDrus Sundries Wo cany all tho pojmlar edios and anytlimir not in you. ( in stock i Consisting of combs, tooth, hand, & no I 1 It. 111. a-ft.!.! il4l. 1 h l.i . . . 1UII1, 11.111 tllltl lltfllt UI UMU tooth powders, pastes, soap washes, chamois brushes, aps and hi Waxlii n;iiii t'oniiiy eteritn'M A MHorintloii You arc licr.liv notilied that the semi annual uiii tiiig of the association will la' held at llilMxiro on the :M of May, I'.NMI lor the purpohc ol tran-cictiug t.UNiticss Krtaiiiiug to the next i-ncainpnient. J. II. Isil-STIil'M, W. J. K. PK4i'ii, President Swretarv. MISIHIli'S KOItl KTINK isiloin's U'iUr(iiie eorrtH'ts all blemishes i,f the fu-o niul itiskes a licaulifui complexion. In ltii lnig Store. deiuption as per statute of Oregon. , ibiiens my uauu mis lllll illiy Ol AT l!J. W. U. HHAUFOKI). f-heritf of Wa.liir uton tJountv. Oregon. Carey A Mays, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 5i NOTICK t'K PI IILitMTIOlV IN tin Lamd Orrics at Okkuon City, Or. Van-h 17. 11100 ICK IS IIEKKB Y GIVKN, THAT lie t'ollowiiiK-nauied settler has file.1 notice of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will i e made before the Kcnintor and lie eeiver at O.egon City, Or., m April 2, iiMjo, viz : ANUKKW KOSIUKI. H. E. 10t04 for the S WJiolNWV.NW !) fl-c.il and H ol M a l4 Hec 14, T 3 N K 5 W. Jie names the following witnesses to Drove his continuous residence iiiioii and vuiiivaiion oi sai.i lauu, via; frank rctrzilka of liuxton. Or.. Leon Swett of Portland, Or.. Wihiam Fcldt ot Button, Or. , David F. Kuhn of liuxton, Or. (JUAB. u. MUllKhS, 44 50 ltcgister. Acker's liysnciii Tablets art mid on a oMlive 'iiaiiuitee. I'iuch li. art-burn raising ol the too.l, .litri'ss alter eating or any form ol dv.'-pi-pi-ia line little table gives llnine.lia c ii-li.-l. ''' rts, and wlcls Tne Delta Drug Store. Catarrh ("aimot with local applications, lie Cured us they cannot iU'h l lie seat of the disease, i'aiiirrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in or der to cure it you nint take internal rem edies. Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, and acts dir.-etlv on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a U:ick medicine. It was prcacrilicd hy one of the bent physicians in this coun try for years, and as a re. ular prescription. It is composed of i be best tomes known conbiucd with the bc.st blood puriliers, act ing dirce, ly on the mucous surfaces. The perh'ct combination of the two ingred cuts a wi,at pioduccs such wonderful resul s ill curing Caliiri h. bend for testimonials free. Address. F.J. CII KN'KY V Co., Toledo) Hold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills arc the best. skins, purses. hot water bottles, nipples, etc. I Stationery. war nueis .comj)ieie, consisuni; of the latest styles, colors and shnpoliox papers, tablets, envel opes, visiting cams, note, letter. It)OIS inks, etc. I Perfumery B. I 1 1lllliit To rt iii'.n iiiiiiiiiiia i in i: i fi. eaj, leial cap paper, pen.' Wo carrv a lar assortment all the popular odors of the best Tho Delta Drug Store. AOKSTS wanted for the best typewriter on the market, the "I'iCislturg isiblc;" writing in sigjit at all times; exclusive territory given, Aiblrws llindley flard wu.e Coinpuny, Pittsburg, I'll. Xotire of VI mtl Sell lenient. KOTICK FU1C I'l HI.ICATIO.N Ld Orrici at Orkuon Citt. Or. Apr. 21. 1!0. NOTICE IS 1IERKI1Y (1IVKN. THA J' the following-numcd settler lias liied notice of his intention to make linal proof n support of hie claim, and that said proof II be made before the County Clerk of Washington Couutv. at Hillsboro Ore., on June. 11, 1000, via: CUAB. S. Ml I, I, Eli, II. E. No. 10181 for the E W of N W and lota 1 and 2 Hec 7 13 h IU W. He nanus the following witnesses to pr.,ve hia continuoua residence uikiii and cultivation of said land, via: Daniel Hoe, of Ilacona, Ore. Slicru an llucon, of " " I'lios. O. Meochiiui, of " Arthur llucon, of ' " C1IA3. li. MtHHiKn 4!-54 K"giiler. TAX MOT ICK. 0? N AND AFTER MONDAY, APItll, Notice ia hereby given that tho under signed administrator of the estate of August (ienlz, ile. easel, has tiled hi" li i.al account in tho County Court of aHlnngton County, Oregon, and sai.i Court 1ms lix.-l Monday, May 7th, l'.HKi at the hour of HI o'ol.s'k, a. in. of gaul day, at 1 tit t'oiiilty Court room in llillsl,r,,, Vanliingi,ii I'onntv, Oregon as the time and place for the iieuring ol objections to Raid Dual u.voiint. Ihitcd this 3rd dav of April, l'.KH). K. A. K NOTTS, Administrator of tlie estate of August Oentz, deceased. (KO. II. Dl'KIIAM, Attorney for Kstatc. 4eW) Xolieo of Filial Silllemeiil. Notice in hereliv given that the nn.ler signcil Kxecirtors of the last will ami testament of KoKitntia liuxton, deceased, tiave tiled their linal account as such ex ecutoig in the County Court ot Wnshing ton Ciiunty, Oregon, iiu.l said Court lias itiKiinte,l Monday May Illh PKKI ns the tune for hearing paid account. 1 Intel this loth dav of April, l!HH). li. T. lit X TON, A. T. I'.UXTON, Eaecutora of the last will and testament of Kosanna liuxton, ihvease.l, 47 51 MU M K Villi I'l Kl.lf ATIO. will be in my otliceiind taxes carried there on will ttt ilue and payable. 'J'liey will Ire eimiient alter June 1, llicyclc laxiti are Hue nml payable. W. 0. llnidford. 40-53 8he ilfand lux Collector. Troaanrfr'a Xotire. All County Order RmlonwHl prior to I,. 1.',. Is I ai,-. ail. J lor. Ii.U iest will cease after Ibis date. i pi. I 21, i.iUU. A, II. CA1IY. Co. Treasurer. Land Olliccat Oregon City Ogn. March 17, l:l. XTflTICK IH II ir.RKIl V lilVI'XI lllT XN Ihe following named settler lias tiled notice ol bis intention to make ti mil i roof in Mippo, I of hi claim, and th ,t Mii.l proof will b . riiade ' elbre the Register and K' c ivcratOicgoii City, Oregon, on April 'ZM 1110, Vi2: Fit A N K PKTKZ1I.K A, If. K. No. 10HI7 for th- N ot h K Vt rt W M o K and H K t of 8 W y. H e 2:1 T N It W. He name the fol owing witnesses to prov Ids coiilinuoi.s rcsid.'no.' upon and cultivatoin ot said Ian 1, viz: l.o f.-clt., of 1 1 t imil, Or., John n.'iuxcli of liuxton, Or., A. II H.oiicld of (llenwo.Nl, Or., Andrew Kosturi of liuxton Or. OI1AH. II. MIMIKKH, 41 50 licgister. UIJO. 1JW. I m, iro Ha warn vltyhf Tha miiBuM uar eneiuitH, W((U, ph to it pemed the ncnate and .a it will nave us sulk ami betray our leader I likeiv t.aaa ih hmw ih our parly. Let ua Uisat.iolnt week, inatead of beinir a tariff harrl. r them. The repuMiran party ia I against the inland of Torto Rico, Is Krwur man any one aan. j as I In purpose and effect an ewtablish mwarv ttA.ftt.a! an. I ....lltl.,1 r , . .1 . e I . . m . . . i-. i-u.tto.t iiimuui ujeni oi iree iraae. tvery uollnr mine to make the same effort. If that ha twn rtiwioH .n imnn... nythmg, greater effort to secure from the inland since com Ins into our mr. lonuuea euction than you poaiieBslon. and e wry dollar to be col would hare done If I had been the Ilex-ted under the new bill, ia eir. n nominee. Let it be Kald for all time hack in ih u..,i in...nr.i. . . i - ww "(ava aw ouiii tU HlfUl hat when we go Inlo a republican home need of revenue. If there U couteution, ami the majority decide any other or better way to meet The crown is a little small but it may stick. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY The Academy prepares for CoIIeae and aires a thorough English Education, the best Pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses rery loin. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tceck, including electric light and heat. THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY Under experienced management, tcill fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed $1.50 For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Groce, Oregon WINTER TERM BEGINS JAN'J 3, 1900. The Hillsboro Pharmacy PUKE MIUUS. HKJII (JliAUK CIIKMKULS. Prices that Preach. (Jonuliio Kaslniiiii Kodnks at 20 per rent discount. Full Line of Photo Supplies. Now York Tii- Wookly Tribuno MONDAY, W KIl.NINDAY, . 1'KIIUY. IWli.ally A DAILY Nvw York Urockly rn i 1 riDiiuo 7 4 lr. )0M A. 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