iHLLSliOKO 1M DEPENDENT 'Euauoole oh fa.vatic.
fc.uWre-1 n tae ui:lloe at UllUUorvt, On
aa a ood-eisse nul imnr.
tlubesvlpuoa, w aUVaUoe, B4T jeuX, tLio.
UlLfJsbviiO tfb'iiLilitil&lj Co. i'rva.
II. M. U OAttl, ivutu.
r HI I At. fAftuH U til. Hit
JriUJJAY, JULY, J, Itiuu.
Teddy Huootvcll will wake au
tensive lour ol tho wi-sl. ilryau will
aletr clear of all low u uu Ualt set
lor visits. Oiiu M llie Uiiii
Hho wtul 10 tight lor Ills country,
aud louglit; It e oilier U the uiau Hlio
weut la tljjlu lor hid country, and
rueiiicJ.
XJou. 11. W. CorlH.11, ul I'orUdud,
auuuuucie thai U will be it candidate
or L 84. eenaior belore llie It-ginla
lure Ibia winter. im Oivgim jwli'
Helmut liai A Jirciwcd doubts auoUl
Air. CorlM ll Lu iuL' n candidate thin
winter, seeing bin ovtu county went
agulnnl Imu, LUt this oukml uu
iniuiiceuiciil removes nil uncertainty.
We are nacurrd tiy di,--iple ul
Mr. liryan tlmt no mutter who is
elected "llie gold aiuiidiirtl law is iu
effect throughout llie cowing admin-
A uiHj'irity of the democratic! com
lulttee on Iatfuriii, when this tl. le-
iratt-a from the territory w hich do
not participate In the pnwidciitial
fried ioo are excluded, were ojiixsseil
to reatnriiiiug the lh-lo-1 fa lacy, but
Uryan, through tila at kuowledged
agent, dictated that the did relu-
lon ulioulil In included. Tbia ha
led to a heated debate between Eawl-
ern mA'M aa t whether the Nebras
ka lajlltician ia a uViuaKOtcutt or
fauallc.
The principle of free coinage at the
ratio of Hi-io-1 without waiting lor
the I'otirietil ol auy oilier nation, has
been deuioiitraled to be ao absolute,
ly fair, hat by couiuiou conaent
uueu m-eui to at; fee that any one ad
vocating it at tui time, uiu be
either a demagogue or a fauallc, aud
in view of the unpopularity of this
l-irue, Id almont every portion of the
country it would anew that only by
reaaoii of fanaticism would meu cling
to it.
Now it la not pleaaaut to designate
a man as being either a demagogue
or a fanatic, Ul the two, of course,
(he latter it the uiort respectable, for
t fanaliv is iuvariubly honest In his
convictions., white a demagogue is
invariably dlshonent.
As to which is the more dangerous
of the two, the reasoning of llie Chic
ago Tribune will probably be accept
ed as sound. In discussing this par
licular matter, the Tribune says:
A demagogue elected to office ou
that Jeffenwm and Mouna took terrl
lorie to lie atM0rlM.1l, w hile Mckin.
l'-y look them to bold in depeiMleni-e.
lie may make a hundred remarks nti
various quertiotia roueernlng eipau
sion about which men hoiiestly differ
But that la not giving a fair and
ipjare answer lo the exact question
raised by the democrat themselves pursue busiii' v, or to
in their platform. It ia that we
wish Mr. Bryan would give, though
we have not much expectation lhal
be will honestly face the issue iU'
stead of meeting it with some xeo
iou4 countei argument.
win never an Auierictni -iixe
uhelher llilsnlo l.ry or cliplnlinl
wlu-'.hir iu pursuit of l'Uii'M or 1
plcaut , In s U-eu riiil(Ud ui.dirl
treaty lipulaliolls lo I lilt-r lite
1m ii ikI irlt-s of the t'hiuem- K uoirc, or
ol auy oilier iHiuntry 011 ear.h, tlul
his life anil his li:eitj, hii right t
preticll the
gtHpel, must ! proiected and ilc
feuded by all the powers al llie coiu,.
maiiil of this government, stum Id it
even take every soldier, every sailor,
every ship, and every gu'i iu tte
ponrteMsinn of our government. (J v.
;CHA3iriON BINDEI?S
iitaud Ilea l and bhouhkri Above all other aa these will Testify: j
MounuinOaU-, Ore., My is, lyo-J.
.MiuUril, lrlA Ma v-r I utiiauii.
tr Ml.--tlio i:liaiiipiuu blit.ltjr 1
U.iinlit ol f'u Ijih )mx lias giveu jjo-Hi
Helai'Uuu. I lliiuW 11 i inn hfcUiet
iuuiuii iliuJer 1 live it(ll. J ft
heuvjf trop ul iluwu gram jai yr aiul
cm 11 witu uu pan ui Uuia.
l.ocliullv,
NgMwi, M. W. Ualiu.
liimliiloii, Ore., Majr M. Itfoo.
Miujicil, Uuisuvtr Co., 1'uiiluuU.
OutiUiuiuu ; ioui. infiigil 111 (iu,,
luiiv aud aould auy ihui iu lhauiHiu
lliiiiler 1 ImjiivUi ul Viu u. .1 uuu . 1.
i'orto Kicau government a dcai tare ! the Uvea and lilieitiia of their tili! ivcu yei frt t oalUfacuita.
lusiecuully, .
IS'iKiMHl; C A. keUli.
Lukau, Ore., May 2a, ljiaj.
Miulit'll, ia a aiaver la, 1 uriutua.
IX'arMn: I ul ausavr yuur kiud
letiL-r. 'llie tliuuipiuu liiuiler i uuugla '
irum your Urui Uiti )er ia a very klhU
uue. It run rav auu dua na wurk ui
pertuiiiou. Voura Uepecliully,
(Mgiuxij Jacob llubor. '
When the platform declares the eromeuts are orguuiaed to pn ti-t
from precedent anj "iueonsistent xens. The greater the danger, the
with republican Inslitullons" It greater and more Imperative th
makea an atstolutely false tteiueut, duty. When an Americau citieu b
which we defy Mr. Bryauor auy lawfully within tae territory of any
other democrat to prove true The other goverumeut, with its consent,
1'orto Itican government no more upon lawful business, and his life or
governs without consent or taxes
wilhout represent itlon than did the
Iiuisiana or Florida goverumeut,
and democrats kuow il. In fact, the
law is modelled on the laws passed
liberty la invaded by armed forces,
which that government is e ttit-r un
able or unwilling lo control, we
should not inquire lut his motive
or his wisdom, we must not haggle
to govern thone territories after their atiout the cost, but all tltepowtrof
annexation, with modification giv
ing the Porlo Hicans a larger voice
in their government than the people
of the earlier annexations received.
It is no answer to thia hiat'irie fact to
say that Ixiuislana and Florida m li
the government must lie ruiumoned
to his defence. Those wuo deiie
the cause of missions must not be
misled or lulled Into' the Idea that
the coutett la iusiguinVaut. Il is not
a contest only agaiusl religion, but
islration," Thanks for the assurance, A fwriu t.iw ting him lo Carry out
but HUilitlluW, lib WOuid UiUl'tl
rather have Mr. McKiuley adminis
ter it. The idea of compelling Mr.
Bryau to execute a law which he
professes to U'lieve would destroy
thia republic seems almost savage iu
its cruelty. Yes, Mr. McKinley
Would be lietter, much better.
Mr. Wu, Chinese miulnter al
Washii gtou, asked our government
not to send au army into China lest
it anger his people. Our president
replied, ''Let Chiua fully perform Us
functions of government preserve
order, protect American citizens, re
store communication between l'ekin,
its capital, aud the outside world
and this government would gladly
keep its troops al home, but- until
those things are done we will con
tinue to send meu to the danger cen
ter. Minister Wu thereupon present
ed notes from his govern men t stating
that the legutious were t-tauding, aud
that the Foreigu Ministers are sale,
becrelary ilay reasoned as a Yankee,
lie demanded (if Mr. Wu, inasmuch
aa the government a l'ekin ia in
communication vn ith its Minister at
Washington, that he, Hay, be put iu
communication with Mr. Conger, our
Miuisler. The liei-t evidence of his
safety will be a messugu from him.
If none comes then Mr. Ilay will be
Justified iu assuming that Mr. Wu's
note irom his government is not
geuuiue.
bad jKiiicies may refrain from carry
ing lliem out. the argument of par
ty leadeis, or his own conviction
that it will be unwise lo live up to a
parly promises, may make him hold
the hand,. But if Hie fanatically sin
cere man the kind of man Bryan is
-aid lo be who holds dangerous
views, like those of Bryan as to free
silver and IMihImu, is elected to au
important office, then trouble is
bound lo ensue. The election of Mr.
Bryan, if sincere, is more to be
dreaded in some respects llian that of
Mr. Bryau If a demagogue."
On this interpretation the Cedar
t ipiil-1, la. Itepubllcun remarks "un
doubtedly this is true. A fanatic is
a iiiiiii gwayed by passion and deaf
to reason. Neither self-inten ct nor
auy other interest controls bis action.
I'ower iu the hands of such a person
is like a sword in the hands of a
madman.
M It Alio A IS Clll.MA.
Americans iu distress at Hhanghi,
Chiua, cry out at a mass meeting
With these words in part:
"Urge the government to send ad
equate forces to act effectively in con
cert with the othtr powers. At
present the American forces are quite
disproportionate to the interests in
volved. Our commercial interests ii.
the KorUieru provinces are para-
HOME SPECULA TIOSS.
Alsiut llie time of holding the
Kansas city convention democrats
were quite jubilant and claimed that
Bryan's eUictlon was reasonably cer
tain. They admitted that they
would probably lose the vote which
they had in California in 18!Mi, and
the four ill WanhiliKt ill, but they
counted on gaining VI in Kentucky.
They also claimed New York's 3(5,
which atiiieu to wnat already was in
sight gives them 219, or the short 1
an election. Those were expected to
tie furnished by Connecticut, 6.01 I
New Jersey, 10. However, this rosy
dream was dashed to earth as far as
those states are concerned w hen the
It!-to-1 plank whs placed in the plat
form. Now New York will make
no effort to carry the state for Bryau
t'Ut her bosses will devote their entire
energies to electing congressmen. I
that work they will ignore the silver
iwqueutly obtained larger measure against Kuroiean and American civ
of self-government. The question I ilixation as well."
rained by the platform is concerning
the first step in governing I'orto
Hico compared with 'previous first
steps by congress in governing an-
nexed territories. Opinions right or I fern
wrong ou other points are no excuse j lent
HfATK PBtXS.
The troublesome plants that ii.fesl
the wheat fields French nlnk and
cannot thrive where t e kik-cu-beet
is properly cultivated.
Klwood, Orrguu,
MiUurll, l' i V huverCo., t'uiUaud.
UeuUeuieli : Whoever Uiia iluiy ruD
ceru tlm Chuuipiuu filmier has givea prr
tet l aulacliou ami alao llie Company
liau beiu vrry accouiuiudaliiig.
Vuum'lruly,
l&lgiusl; Jmitt fox.
Uaatoa, On., May JO, 1UOU.
Miwliell, Iaia tlbUVvr Co., t'orUaud.
lieuuVuieu : ia reply iu your teller ul
ths till i t ill aay that Ilia Chminpiuu
liinuur 1 purv'tiaava ol you laal seaaon
haa proveu iiighly aatiafavlory. Il uuta,
eievulea aud uiuOs lit U kiutla ofgiaiu
uiakiug neai, couipaU UuuUlea auil uafcr
unaiug except Uiruugh aolue lault ol liis
la lue, Auy oua iMsmliug a liiuiler will
Uiaks uu unalaka iu gelliug a Cliaiupiuu,
iiwn iruiy,
IsigusJ; 11, j, Caaou.
tHiliolla, Ore., May 2U, ltfoU.
MiUhel, Lea is butver Co., I'uriUiuU.
(jeulleiiieu: Vour leller ol inquiry of
May 24lli ia recriveU. iu reply Will aa.v
thai tue cliauipiou tiiudsr as purcluuwU
ol you laal tear gave us good aliaiacliuii.
Ou our 1. ill Una sapecisiiy it ilia us good
service. 1 cm over tall anies thai Iimis
lolora bad uut beeu cut except witu a
cratlla. Uu the level ground it uid aa good
work aa any oue could aak lor.
Ken.eviiully.
(Signed; W. W. Jaquith.
Forvat drove, Ore., May 29, lVuU.
Cientleuieu: llie Cliauipiou liunler
l bougiii ol you laal year gave Die per
fect kalialaclioii. Il peiloiuinl lis olk
like a chariu. It baa uiy OueidrU preter- J
aui over auy uiucluna of w hub 1 have
aiiowieuge.
Youra Truly,
digued; A. lliuuiau.
ratent Anicies
Wo carry all tho jiojuihir lvm
oilios and aiivtliinir not in stu k
wo will ghully
uct lor vou.
We Lave a whole book full ol such letters. Send for it at ouce,
These
lor ralwelioou on tnis. And the uem-1 Tlierffore the Yamhill county fir-
ocratic platform it deliberately false liners have treated tlieinlvts t
on this. Florida and Louisiana were another hles-iintf not cunsidere 1 hi
both taxed without representation, the time they slgueil tint beet
They were both ruled without as contracts. lteporler.
much voice iu their own affairs as
Porto Rico has in its- Their people Mr. Stevenson, as Mr. Bryan's run
were both denied personal guarantees ning mute, will lie remembered by
01 tne constitution, in Louisiana the sbor nir man as a re e from ih.
f mu'it
WIIWIMV ' J
i- J
do the
'St
Business
the constitutional right of trial by
jury was abridged, and In Florida
the writ of ha beat corpus was con-
t-mptuously disregarded by the civil
governor, Will Mr. Bryan please
consider this false charge made iu
his platform and explain it without
Jugglery? N. Y. Tiihune.
The Tribune might go further and
call attention to the fact that Porto
Hico has representation without tax
ation, for the Porto Itican tax law
provides that all money raised by it
shall go into the local treasury. Ni t
a cent finds its way into the U. H.
treasury at Washington, even the 15
I st cent of Dingley tariff, collected
on Porto Rico imports at the conti
nental custom houses, is sent back to
Porto Ric ).
hard-times administration of four
years ago and that label will stick.
Albany Herald.
President McKinley is meeting the
trouohs in China with that rompt.
nt as, decision and gist jinlgmei t
which characterized his actions in
our war with Bpain. Plaiudealcr.
It would hardly have been possible stumpy ground has no competition
r..M ii-..... a. n I . .
ij, iuo uiau 11 nowa in more com-
Cliauipiou Force Feed Klevutor.-Guaranteed to waste less grain
than any other. This Klevator b is n' world of gool points all ex-
planted 111 catalogue. Send for it
L'urenlric Nprorket Wheel
Guaranteed to give i6? j per cent
gain of power when knot is tied
and bundle compressed. The
time when other binders choke.
Have you seen our Draw Cut
Mower? Strongest cutter on
earth. Guaranteed to cut where
others fail. In heavy alfalfa Chamoion Draw Cut vtavn at itc Yiw.rL- usli.ti
others have choked and quit. Our Hay Maker Champion Mower for
Drug Sundries (
ousistingof combs, tooth, hand, s
nail, hair and cloth brushes, A
tooth powders, pastes, soaps aud );
washes, chamois skins, purses r
hot wattr bottles, nipples, etc.
1 Stationery
Our lineis .comnlete, consist uiir 5
of the lat st styles, colors and ?s
shape box papers, tablets, envoi- A
oes, visiting cards, note, letter, &
fools caj), hi;al caj) papei-, pens,
inks, etc.
i Perfumery
Wo carrv a Iarro assortment of
all the popular odors of the best
manufacturers.
The Delta Drue- Store. .
pletely stack the cards and then
lace them in Mark Hanna's hand
This thing of helping the boss when
he isn't in real need of it Is worse
than gratuitous D.tvenport Dsino-
crat.
Timber l,aud,Art Jane .'I, H7H
XOTH K roit PI ltl.lC'ATIO
CKAXSI'OS KttEPTI0.
Last Friday evening a reception
mount, and we consider it a huiuili- coinage plank. A new platform will
aling policy to entrust to other tie made for new York
powers the chief task of protecting
Americans."
Our minister at Pekin is either
dead or starving. We cannot hear
from him. Yet there is a party at
home, demigogicaily, striving against
the policy of maintaining au army
for defense. We have territory
within four days' sail of the danger
The real light for Bryan will be
mude in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan
Wiscousiu and Mitiiusota. They
claim 183 votes, solid, They are 41
to git. Indiana lo, with Michiga
If, and Wisconsin 12, furnish the 41
Illinois 24, with Minnesota 9, wit
either one of the others will furnish
the votes. Can either one of those
post, yet this home party Would h t states be carried for liryan? Not one
t'ltueeu lie slaughtered before they
would consent to a standing army
for defense. They permit Chinamen
to kill American citizens.
A 94.00
rum. ii i KAit
UUlt.M.
TO 111K
President Hill.ol the Great North
ern Railroad, aunnuiict s that w hen
his two gigautic steamships are com
pleted and in the trans-Pacific service
he will establish a thorough freight
rate of uot more than (8 a ton from
ilullalo, H. Y., and other points ou
llie Great Lakes to Yokohama, Na
grtsaki, Hong Kong, Shanghai and
other ports on the coai-H of China and
Japan. This rate may be put down
to $7, half in either case to go to the
railroad end of the busiuens, and the
other half to the steamship end.
lloston Transcript as copied - by
Oregnnian.
What Is Portland doing to unit
those rate? '1 he present rates irum
Portland, Pugit Hound, San Francis
co aud Southern California is fii.OO
' lor flour ami 111 00 for Hsntt d mer
chandise. Hill, to lower this rat",
seems to find It iieccs-ary to build
big ships. Is Portland doing any
Ihlng along that lint ? The I.MiK
I't-NUtNT suggested big ships some
mouths ag'i lo a Iriend iu Portland
His answer was that other poit"
have shallow water as well as Port
laud, hence big ships are not milled .
Mr. Hill seems lo think that other
porta have deep water. Is Oregon
lo lose her place in the commercial
world because Portland lias thin
water for a harl-or? It would seem
lhat the state should unite on Astori i
and prepare lo m ud 3(-fislers to thi
deep porta of the world. If Sesttle
can do that thing then ought an Ore
gun port to compete, or is A atllebi
be magnanimous and leave the shoal
of the world for Portland commerce
at fti.00 and 'J 00 per ton freigt
rate. Mow long can Oregon mer.
chants tay iu business iLus
haudicapisd.
on the coinage issue, liryan is d
pending ou the Oerman vote. lu
the time for German sympathy for
the llia rs is passed. Uut fear of
large standing army is a menace to
the late German suljctt who knows
m hat it is to live in the country
w here there are 1 1 s.ildieis to every
1000 inhabitants. The thinking Ger
man will, however, note that in the
Unitid St:itcs there are 70,000,000 or
otcr sople aud but an army
U,000 soldiers or less than 1 soldier
to looo people. Kven this army is
to be reduced next year lo 21,000,
when the rutin will lie less than
soldier to 2000 of population. Ol
course, alteutiou of voters will be
calleil lo these fai It.
Al' in all it does not mi'iu proba
hie that bryau can carry a single one
i these slates that are clutere
bout the lakes. The only show for
carrying Illinois Is for the di misracy
t promote labor ttrike Ju-t before
ttie election aud cause the lahoriug
mau lo lose his head.
These tactics will lie Iried, Lut
they are likely t j prove a Issiiuerang
as a stable wtapon of atiack for there
is Si hi III Dakota, Utah, Molilalia,
Nevada and even one or two ol the
"Solid South" that have leanings to
ex pan-inn.
A 1AI.SE (IIAKt.f.
Mr. liryan is a clever debater, and
he knows t ) perfection how to use
the In ipii ipie, how lo avoid a trim
hlesome question by plunging lit)
the di.scuwion ol some other point.
We have no doubt thai if he is asked
lo justify the democratic platform's
denunciation of the republicans for
itiiH-ing "upon the eople of Porto
Uico a government,. without their
on-snl and taxation w it LuuLf eg 're
st illation," in view of the fact t Rift 7
1h Unas Jefferson did the same thing
in Louisiana and James Mour e did
the same thing in Florida, he can
Wake a "smart" reply, lie may say
L'mtkd Stat a I.ard Offii k.
OreB n City, nregnn, July ll. Itfuy
Notice -a herebr eiven that in comnli-
anee with 'ha nniviHinna nf tin. : iyt tit i mi.
was tendered to Bishop Cranston, of grcas of Jm , ists, ntitled "An a t fur
.lie niio ui , iiiiivi , alius III VII OL.ltt Ul
C'alifurnis, Oregon , Nevaila. ami Wimiiinir
ton I erritory.'' as extanded to all lie Pub
lic i.unn Mutes ny act or AUKUst 4, 1S!)J.
Krederick M Ileiiiel. ol H Uatioro (Inuntv
of WnBliinjfton, Mute of () enon, bus til
da tiled in thi olhc lug (worn atntenieiit
No. .V247. for tin? purchase "t tlie S 'i X
vt ami n n w vt oi cipction mi. a in
i ownalnp .No. 3 N. Hanee -0 A eit. anil
il otler pruof lo show tlmt the land
uuiiht ia inoie vuluab for ila timber or
tune than for agricultural uurpoa a, mid
to etnblili im c aim t - aaitl land tM-lore
tiie Keeiste unit Beceiver nf thia olliee at
Orenon Citr, Oregon, on Kriduy, llie astli
tneaaes: John I. Sler-
ymaii.C. A.Cuvcll,
the M. E. church, by the members of
that organisation in the northwei-t.
The event occurred in the Taylor
street church, Portland, aud was at
tended by delegates from as far
north as Seattle, as well as from all
parts of Oregon. Bishop Craui-tou's
Episcopal residence was fixed at
Portland by the General Confereuee
of his church which met recently in
Chicago, The bishop's last Held was of September, l:0n.
ii i i .u .l ii . . I names aa witneaai
China and the other missions of Asia, rynmu, oeor Jt. nrr
His recent return from the Orient
gave a treud to the exercises last
frriday evening. The address of
welcome was made by Congressman
Tongue of the first district. Mr.
Tongue's remarks were very laigely
suggests! by the crisis now existing
in China, and what he said waa very
frequently interrupted by hearty and
prolonged applause by the very large
audience. Indeed it is doubtful if so
great a popular demonstration ever
(a fore occurred within those walls
The speaker mane a fine distinc
tion between the Mohammedan
iintliod of religious propogalion and
the Christian way in these word-:
"In diffusing the teaching of the
gonpcl of Mace on earth and good
will to' men, we are learning, as we
never learned before, lhat llie cour
age of the man who tights, is an es
sential adjunct to the piety of the
man who prays.
In the dii-tant province of China,
the man who prays is calling upon
(he man who fights to save him and
his converts from the knife of the
cowardly assassin, whose soul he
had altiMiipled to save, and into
whose savage breast he had sought
to instill the principles of christian
fellowship and brotherly love. In
uot misunderstand me, I am not ad
vocating or tlefending the claim Ih i
civilizdinn or religion must be ml
vanced or prnsigaled by force. Hut
i sin contending now, as 1 ha.'e
contci.di'd before, against those who
have differed with me (hen, but w ho
will agree with me now, thsl the
right of a free American villa n to
proclaim and defend the teachings of
ivilizition or religion, or 1st t ,
wherever the flig of an Americau
consulate has lieen iierinitbil In
ivave, must, and w ill be protect si
by the sword. The army is the
Niliee otllccr of a clvllu-sl country.
When nations, or bila-a, or mmmun-
lies oignnize lor criminal slaughter,
It is lime for the foices of order and
ivil(4liou and chrii-tiauity to arm
ud iipiip lor elfistive defense.
When sin pin on the sword, riirht-
ousness mut not shrink away iu
hiding, or be content lo use only a
shield. Cowardine Is not holiness. 1
or godliness." I
The duty of the government in the
reaeut emergency was pstnnilcaliy
t ulby the speaker w hen he aid:
'There may-be diffreoi,rf opin-
m as J the wisdom of pursuing
nii-sionaiy lalairs in China.
lint there ought to be no dif-
hrence of otiiuiou aa to the fact that
rthu I. Ileidel. ail 0fJlillnU.ro Wanlnnu--
ton oountr, Oregon.
Any and all i rsona cluiniin - adversely
the ahove-described lunda are reuuented to
lile their clainia in thia ollti on or h. l,.r..
uid tMh d ty of September, III 4). H-17
t'ltAS. K. MOOUK8,
KeKihler.
Tlmberlnd, rt Jnne.'I, IS7H
SOTM K FOIl PI ItMCATIO
Iitkd Statm L-n Orrica,
Orriron City, lire. July 11, la .
Xotiee la hereby si veil tlmt iu couiiili-
anos with the provisions of the net ol
I onirresa of June 8, 1S7S, entilM "An act
lor the auln o limber I .ml in the States il
a uurniu, (iregon, At-vails, ami VVasliuii;-,
ton Terntory," an exlendisl to all the Pul-!
lie jaiki BliiU-a tiy act of AiiKimt , IHK,
llerthal Ileidel. of Jlill boro. County of
aniiiuKiuii, niuie oi ii eiron, lias tin u y
tiled in thia ollira I..., ,mni al iili.niwiil
No. WIS. for the iiun-hase of tne W U S K
and K ' H W ' of hection -No. ill. in
lowllKliin No S ,V. Kullve So- K W'hI. and
will otter prool to alio tlmt the luiul
oiiKlit ii more vuluuhle lor ila timber or
atone than for agricultural purposes, and
id luiul
Mitchell, Lewis &Staver Co.,
First & Taylor sts. Portland, Ore.
Sample machines with Wehrung & Sons, Hillsboro, and J. T. Buxton,
Forest (Grove. VV. H. McEidowney, canvasser for Hillsboro and vicin
ity. N. -A. Barrett, for Forest Grove and North Yamhill vicinity.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MONMOUTH. OREGON.
Fall Term open September 1H,
'the atud-nta of ilia Normal School are
prepared to tuke the Bute I srtiticate im-
meuiuteiy on Kranuation.
Itraduate readily see lire good position!
Kxpense of year from tlifti to ll'SI.
htroiiK Academic and Profeaaioiml
course. New special department
Mamiul training.
Well einiiuneil truinimr denurtnient.
f or camlofrue contaiuing full aiuiuuiice-
meiiis, auuresa
p I. riipnrtr
or W. A. Was. Preaiiient.
sec. ol t acuity.
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ppriffiargaiiis!
We w some of our fine stock of Ladies wrap m
r DUATH KirtllMXO
f-e.yi
to est bliah her claim to aiiiil
b lore
the ltcKister and Keceiver of this olliee
r on i iiy, Oregon, on Friday, the isih
duy . f (September, 1!A.
Mie names as witneree: lohn V. Mer-
rymaii. Iieorire 11 Merryman. '. A. I avell,
frederiek M. Heidel, ull of Hillsboro,
V :iIHMKton ( ol.nty. (irruoii
Any and a I persona cla luinir adverm lv
the aliove-leiorihed l iiln are reUest d to
me ineir riinnm in tnis oinee on or oeiorv
.ni shiIi d .y of .-eplemlier. I!ki. s-17
CI1A.S. H. MOOKK9
Krister.
(LtTira to v.i. riMoi.t ;'.i'l
"I m a Miffcri r from weak
ness. Every month rejriiUrly as tiie
meases came, i autfered dreadful pains
in uterus, ovaries
PERIODS OF
SUFFCRsNQ
GIVE PLACE
TO PERIODS
OF JO Y
tvere a ITectcd and
linil leuenrrhopa,
I had my children
very fust and it
left me very weak.
A yea r?o I was
taken with flood
injr and almost
died. The doctor even (rnrs pie tip and
vtmrjf-rs how 1 ever lived.
" I wro for .Mrs. l'inUham's advice
at f.yrjo, Mhw. iid took her mediclna
and began tn pet well. I took several
bottles of t'iff Coinrsiund a. id used 11)9
Sanative ash, anil can truly aay that
I am cured. Vou would hardly know
me, I am feeling and looking no well.
I-ydia E. rink bain's VeifetaWs Com
pound made me what I am." Mas.
I. V. SiHuns, 4Cf Mscuaiw fcr,
Camdex, N. J. -
Hnw Mrs. Brawn Waa Helped.
"I must tell yoti tliat l.ydia K. Plnk
lism'a Veiretable ioinsnnid baa dun
more for me than any doctor.
"I was troubled- with irregular
menstruation. Ijit summer I began
ths use of j otir Vepetuble Compound,
and after taking two bottles, I have
been regular every month since. I
Vnconunesvl your medicins to alL"
Maa. Hnwm A- haunt, VVur Pr.
Flkaja.xt, A. J.
l-'l
9,
Tlift IXDEPEXDENT. carries In stock
the best assortment of mounts ever In
the city. They will be
CUT TO ORDER
for tiny size photo, ('all and examine
our justly famous
MELTON BOARD
35
N
NIIKItlKF M HAI.K.
'OTIl K IS IIKRKBY OIVKX: That
ir.
of and under the seal of the County Court
of the rttat- of Oieeon for V anfiiiiKton
foiiiity, dultsl June 'JOtli I'.nm, in
fuvo of II. J.' liuekley, phiintitt,
uud Riiiimt Abljiu A Leili iw, defendunt
fur the auni rf line Hundred a d Keveiily
Ii. Hum Willi inlereat thereon from the Wth
duy of Man h. I!W, at llie rnte of einht per
ernt per nlinun., and the furthe iuiii of
JT.fti rorta an I disbursementa, with
VIRTUK OF AN EXECU1IO.V
necree and onler or aala. laaunl ni.t
of tne circuit court or the atuts of lireaon
lor Waslmnrton county in favor of 0, W.
t.aureiia, aim against renlinand Keinke,
adelina L. 1 nice, Mra, M. J, Keeves.
Mr lieevea. K. I'ickel. Elda 1'iakel ami J
A. Veil new truntee, for ths a m of 117 110
coxta and for the further sum of iJOu.Ou
with Intereat thereon at the i ate ol 10 per
cent per annum frnin tne IHth day nf
iMiiuurv isir, an i the further aum of !?..
in'erest tliercon nom tiir-itth day or ami liitcreet thereon at ths rate of 8 tier
Van h, ltl, at the rnte of H er cent per rent per annum from the ith day of Mae.
annum, aim tne to is aun upon ii.ii a i:sf, iiiii uie niriner sunt ol 40 HI attor
writ to me nirectea ana ueiivereti, nr want ; ney a leea wuo inierrsi at llie rate ofo per
of ami cicnt ierional property, I did ; cent per annum from the 3(lu day of ifar
duly levi npon anil will on .iiomiuy, the i:s', lira lor tne coal ana expenwa ol aaie
vnui oiiy oi July, i:p.. ui me isoiun ooor oi iiui ui phmi wru,
llie Court House iu Hillsboro. Orriron at
Hm huurof loo'clocka m of said day.
firll. t tiublic auction lo th" biifhesi I id-
der for c ph in huitil, all of the loll wing
dcsorilied reul prup rty lying being mm'.
nituale in AYashingtou Comity, Oregon,
to- it :
f Iib North h'llf of the S'orth F. H ipiar-tei-
oi the r.oiitli Krmt nimr.erot heetion 3.
town, il. North haiige 3 Vet nf t e Wil
lamette Merinkiii. coiit.nn iig i acres, lo
aalislv the hereinbci re mentioned lin
and 'he wets of an upon said r I, and
theisxis fcinl eTTHnscn ol aide
r'uid a le will b aubieet to redemption
a per vtutiite of Oregon,
I aled tliis June i-' l:0.
W. l liKAI'KllKII.
Mirnff of U'aaliington lount,', Oregon,
(.no. II. lUnLrr,
Attorney for 1 luiotlf.
! Ya Want One llanrlrra iMIsr
-' ' OA S T O XI I A.
Wa tw Hi iiii BouiM
W4-iaian
f
Any goo I man or woman can organic a
hslgeot tiie Hanker'a In ion of the W rl U
of Omaha, N braska. T cache re and atu
di i. is rind the work hUlily remunerative
and i leaaant. I he lea ling fraternal vocie
ty in the West, i'aya Oealh. lnsahility,
rnd Old Age cluinis. and issues Joint Cofi
ciea for man and wile. Paya isick slid Ao
ciitent riaiins Isstgra in thiny state..
Ijine menibersliiD o. nieu and women.
4sfpleudHl rjj-urnj.pl in. If you rare lo make
iini 'O or ii urr in a aeea or two, write 10
tiie lirerral Muna r, Hankers t'nion ol
the World 1'o'liand Oregon, tor a coiitnirt
as ls ul or roxtrit't Vannger and ''rganix-
loit.e.
ery day'adeluy means yo .r inonir I
Now therefore, by virtue and in pnrsn.
a nee of auiil judgment, decree and order of
s:t, win, on Monthly the 6th day of
.-ma. i.ss. at i nr soui ii uooroi ins court
house in Hillsboro, Washington county.
Oregon, at the hour of In o'clock a. m , of
all day, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following
diseribed real property to-wit:
The Kust hull or the Northwest quarter
an i the Northwest nuarter of the N'orth
west fjimrter ol iSeclion iU T 2 8 R I W,
Will .ier. ponluiiiing t0 acres of lund all
snouted in W.siriigton county Oregon to
autisfy Ilia hereiiibelor naniod aunia, Slid
for i he osta and rxpenim of anid sale. '
Ha d prorrty will he aold aubjt-ct to re
dumption as sr statute of Oregon.
Witiiea my hand thia .'th day of June,
l's.
D. BHADFOKI),
8herif! of Vashinirt,if. cnuntv ikr..n
8inllh it i'owrnau, Attorneys for I'luiniirT.
H
Triiaiirer' lee.
All County Order Fndorsel prior to
Feb. 1. Imjo are called for. Interest will
cease after July, IS, l 0.
KOOUl.fll I'KAK 1)1 Ll
-10 Co. I reaaurer.
Arker'a rDepU Tablets are aold
on a positive guarantee. I ore heart-burn
raising of the food, distress after eating or
any lorm of dyspepsia- Une little table
jive imtiiiMiia relief. V eta, and .fiueta
)lie llelta Orng btorw.
" OASTOIirAi,
lanta ji i.1 H.ii4 Yw Krt 'w.ri ms,
ifsaltia
which we will sell at greately reiaoed pric
rA Rare Bargain!
We also offer some bargains in our clothing
pile and broken suits at 50 per ceut reduction '
I Schulmerich 6 Son J
UiiUiauiUiiuuuu..itiuv
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
PURE DUUGS. HIGH GIUI1K CIIEJIICALS.
Patent Medicines,
Druggist's Sundries,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumes,
Kodak,
Photo Goods, . . ..
Call and sec our
Swell Stetionary.
Fair Healing Requires no Fairy Tale.
JOHN DELLAR
Cor. 1st and Yumhill Sts.
CL0THIHG
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
SHOES
S0TE TIIR MH.MmlMI I'KU KS 0 III K MPEI HLTlESi
uaaies Mioes, Kid or Kangaroo, Lace or Buttou, 1.50 value
Meu s nomine, cnevtoU or Worsted. Latest Stvle. o 00 value
Boys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, a. go value
Crescent Suits, . - vaiue
l.75
7.5)
s.5U
.40
PORTLAND, ORE.
JOHN DELLAK. Prop
a-VwV!!1
I 4 P. DAVIE,
raiaioa t.
O. T. BELCHCn
accv aajo rnaaa
1
St. Charles Hotel
lacORPORATRp
Kraat aa4 XferrlaanJllreeU. I'rtlaa4 Orrgan.
Eleptria .Lights, Electrio Bella and Uydraullc Elevator.
liO Raama at i U 40p, Haltea, 7, U , u,4 Kestaaraut
la
(aaertlaa.
Give us a call,
DAVIES & UVAA'UVU i,ni,s.
.'s.. AiaaaAi A,n. ll. i 1 1 1 . I
Catarrh Caaaat bo CarH
wth lx-al applicationa, aa they cannot
each 1 he seat of the disease. I'aiarrh Im
blood or constitutional diaraaK. and in or.
der to cure it you must tae internal rem
edies. Hull'a Catarrh rare ia taken Inter-
Hlly, atld acta directlv on the blood and
mucoua surfaces Hail's CaUrrfi l ure ia
not a iuaek medicine. It araa preacribed
hy one of i,e best physicians in thia coun
try for years, and aa a re olar prescription..
Il i COnitMHied of lha beat tom.. kii..ii.
conbined with the teat blood Diiritiera. act-
ingdiree ly on themucoua aur faces. The
perfect combination of the two ingred rut-
w si p ouucea awn wumlerlul reaul a
In curt g Catarrh.
lie
Mend fur testimonials
........ , 9,m, . r. m i.w., luasiu.u
Hold by Orugglsls. 76c.
Hall's family fill are tha beet.
Sealed bids will 1st received until Hatur
day, Juue rd, p m.. for muvinc and
rinting Jackson school kaN Oist No.
ror particuiara anolr tu U. I), fan.
bam ( bairuian of Board, Olen.. Ofcguu
oa d reaaiva Lha ni tu r. l .... ....
XOTK K FOI III.K'ATIOK
I.abd Ornra at Orkuov Citv, Oa
VOTI.-K I8HERKBY J I V , ' l' H x'?
:, . ""'""I" named aetller has tiled
notice of I ia intention to maae linsl proof
in support of bia claim, and lhat said proof
will" mail bel.ire .he County Ch rk ol
Tillamook County . n Aug, , ii
JAMKrt A. Mel.tAX
!WK fur f f W 8s). i T J N K
He names the following wltnessea 1 1
prnye lua continaous rsl.le. c upon and
cnltivation of aald land, via
John a I.ard, of A.n.rl. n,.
Kr.i.k If l..m.r Aslorla, Ore.
I. t;. HsU h of
I.. V. Hit key, of
I II H. II. kllfiKf
I'ortlHiid,
(III
liagister.
KUTItR.
w Mr,A h, ikl ' A. P. v.
It. I. A H. Uy., AIJurMf., fw..
land, Ore., aivi. ma thai hi cnui-:
Pny will run four H'ially cheai,
eipuraloua to the fas leavlirjr ie.
W, OnlcrraiJo Hnrlnga atnl Pueblo
'".Mi -""y 1 !! 20, anil vsua-tt
He will ira iiliitae.1 tu annwer any .
4.
loquiries,
aUbada. ' " V
Ii. Scbulmnrli b,
Poatmaatv)