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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO IXDEPEKDEXT ktuterot in Ue puetorttee at UUUboru, Ore aa eeeutuli-eiaaa anaii. lull bubearlpUoa, la aayauoe, per year, ILju. 11. M. C ti A U LT, Junior. FRIDAY, JULY, 27, JSHJO. lor l'realueat ur oiiio. Far Vli-e-t'reKtdriit, 1IIt.0l0KE KOOSIVLLT, 'of Sew Vork, fur l'rtsiileutinl Kit ton. T1LMAN FOliD Marion County J. C. FULI.EUTON Douglaa County W. J. FL'KMSH Umatilla louuty U. V. I'AXTON Muhuunutb Couuty Milt FAIK. The Stale Board of Agriculture i making a reat t-lTurt this year to make the mute lair a r.'reftitniive agricultural ami live utix'k show. The premium lint in out and la being thoroughly uiatr buted throughout tha ttate and personal ellorn are be ing made to attract the atteutiuu ol farmers and etockuieu tithe vtry liberal pr uiiuuiH offered. Several counties in the state are preparing a county exhibit for the fair, for they realize it u ill be a good opportunity to advertise their county in a uioet practical way. Each ex hibit will be a lecture room, and an object lemon lor the home seeker, where be can get information along intelligent linen, anu will be worth many dollars in advertising the couutj 'a resource. The live slock show will be with out question the lest ever held on the coast. Breeders all over the country are preparing to exhibit at the fair this year. There Is an op portunity here in Oregon for the far mers who have been running in debt raising wheat, to turn their attention to the profitable, production of beef, mutton and pork, 01 engage in dairy ing which has already taken its place as a leading paying industry iu thin slate. There is a demaud fur the best epecimena of all breeds which will continue to grow- for years to come, and there li nothing that will eucouragethia indut-try o much as stock shows at state and county lairs. 8TATE PKE.HS. The Oregon ian id not alraid of "Imperialism," and it thinks those who are shouting about it are uot afraid of it. They are merely iu want of campaign cry. NoUxly, Id fact, believes that through reten tion of the recently acquired islands we are in danger of "losing our liber ties," or of "drifting iuto an imperial despotism." To be silly and ridicu lous, and yet be serious, is a hard m a t ter. Oregon i a u . The issue on the shipping question between republicans and democrats, as defined by their respective plat forms this year, is that the republi cans favor American-built ships for our foreign carrying and the demo crats favor foreign (chiefly British) ships. Asturian. The Uoebelites are now in posses sion of all the Kentucky state offices. The delivery or the stolen goods has been accomplished. Astorian. Senator Burrows, or Michigan, say McKlnley will carry the country iy 600,000 majority, deriving his main strength from expansion. Imperia Hem, he says, is not worrying the people, who will stand by McKlnley and support his Philippine policy as against the wild cries of the demo crats. He thinks the 1C to 1 provi sion in the democratic piatforui will teud to swell the republican majori ties. Senator Burrows is a very con servative niau and his figures are very low for the McKinley volts. He estimates that McKinley will have a larger vote in the electoral college than four yea's ago. Albany Herald. The administrator's answer to China is a piece of first-class diplr niacy. We will mediate as you sug gest, says the president, but the first step in any such arrangement must be for you to put us Into communi cation with our representative in l'ekln. It is an answer 1 1 w hich no possible exce tion can be taken by Chian, and yet it puts the empire in the position of having to art or shut up. Oregonian, It Is stated th it the M h.T trans, portttion company his so Ur pro gressed with its porfcige- railroad around the dalles of the Columbia nd with the building of it boats, that it will commence by the in (Idle or August to handle freight. It is proposed to deliver freight at Astoria that has been received on the I'ppt r Columbia. The operations or thi company have been conducts! s quietly that we away from the river have not rvali.-d what Is doing tho it was known that a gang or men were at work. The Inland empire Is to have hereafter two outltta to the sea snd we shall know what competition uicana. ;.v axo a uo it rexix. bince last week the atate depart ment has received a measage from Minister Conner in answer li the one delivered to Chinese Minister Wu. Conger's reply la undated but writ ten Iu the state department cipher, hence our government doc not d lul'l in genuim-nem. From Chinese t.ansmisHlon records the date or the message is fixed at July 18. The ministers were alive at that date, but heseigd In the British legation which was undei tire. Kllef was iuiplortd. The European govern uitnt discredit the Couger message and answer the claim for authenli city that it is an old mewage written perhaps weeks ago iu the diplomatic cipher. The message has continuing advices or the same teuor from Chinese sourcea, or what may be only iu'ended as confirming, dated July 18. That date h .a heeu pivot l for seveial days and the persistence with which it is quoted by the Chinese, tends to throw doubt upou the au thenticity of the Conger mesiage. .Secretary Hay has sent a wcond mes sage to Cong' r and expects an answer today or tomorrow. We have however reliable word from Mr. Conger dated July 4th. The ministers were alive at that date, but under tire. lVkiu is 100 miles from the coast, the seaport being Taku now in possession of the Allies. Thy also hold Tien Tain distmt from Taku by land 34 miles or by he windings or the river 68 mi'es. A. railroad connects Taku with Tien Tsin. Hiver boats ply on the river below Teiu Tain making that the port of I'ek in which is 80 miles up the river fiho, a small i-treatu .not navigable except for small craft pro pelled by oars or Miles, l'ekln is uot ou the banks of the l'iho but 13 milts sway on a handy plain. The city is a walled town, the outer wall being .'0 miles in circumference, and of an average height of 60 feet, though in parts it is 10 feet higher. The thick ness is from 22 to 67 feet. This is the tartar city. The Chinese part of the city is not so strong. The walls have an outer casing of brick with an in ner filling of earth. There are three divisions of the city, the inner one being surrounded by a wall two miles in extent and occupied by the emporer's palaces. The next outer section is given up to government offices and the residences or the no bles. Beyond this is the general ciiy which isdensly populated. The streets ot this city are from 14 I to 20b feet wide. The foreign It gallons are iu this general city. The British le gation is in the palace of Leany a gorgeous i-tructure consisting of four or five large halls and covering about five acres of ground. Because of the flat trajectory of modern artilery with which the Chinese are said to he armed, they cannot shell this le gation effectively unless they are near to it iu which case the rifle fire of the defenders becomes effective. This may explain why the place was not reduced at once. Oun. Chaffere is at Taku or Tein Tsin, and is pushing things. If he had 10,000 Yankees there he probs bly would start lor Pekin, but he has no more than 2000. He will need a selge battery for those thick earth whIIh. We have such, but it is in Kentucky. Southern China is becoming rest less and if our mluister is assassinat ed there is ample reason for believ ing that we will have a big war ou our hands. THE LASt OF JEFFF-KSOX. The convention at Kansas City has nominated William Jennings Bryan for the presidency. In harmony with this action it has made tl e leading declaration of the democratic platform a denunciation of the ex pansion policy. Thus has the historic party or ex pausionwiped out the principle that has run like a red thread through t'le woof and web of democratic pol icy from the la ginning; has retreated from the position taken by Jefferson when he bought L misian has c.tsi off Jackson, v, ho look the Florida!-; haa turned its back ou I'olk, who an nexed the far Wist, ami has repudi ated James Buchanan, who, in the Ostend manifesto, advocated the pur chase and annexation of C'ui.a. Adroitly worded though it may Is', the leading plank iu the demo cratic platform of ISM HI is a nullifies lion of the ( rumple that controlled all the leaders of the diuiocral it party from the foundation of there public to the Inauguration of Lincoln It is a reversal of he policy that gavt to the United StHtcs the 1,171,ikmi square miles in the L uislana pur chase, the fi'.I.L'tjS pquart milts in t'i Florida purchase, the 376,1;13 Miimri miles of the Texas annexation, Iht fi4,7H3 -que re miles ol thev Mexican cession of ISIS, the 4!fflt squart miles of tho (iadsdcii purchase li 1 8;3, and the 677,SDO square mile el the Alaska purchase in lsli". Iliac denunciation of the policy that gav us Hawaii, Porto llice t'io Philip pines, and American control in Cuha. The democratic party, li it plat form, has added to the error whicl ctuscd its overthrow in !! the still gread r error of repudiating a dis tinctly Amcficin and a distinctly democratic policy. Net (Hi ss to say, the leader of the h.t-t rlc dcmot-iacy were against such suicidal declara tlon, but their p'rott-t were in vain Democracy has been swallowed up In populism. The party of Jefferson, Jackson, I'olk, Buchanan and Cleve land survives only in name. The party lines are now finally drawn. The republican favor ex pansion, stand by the army in the field, hold fast to the tariff polic; and the gold standard, nd declare emphatically against hauling down the flag on any staff from which it d ml. Tha Bryanites as emphatic ally declare against expansion, against the gold taudard, against the protective ttriff, and agaiust an adequate army. - The cud of Jt-ffersouian democracy is thus complete. That William Jennings Bryau was named by accla mation t officiate at the ohstquUa was right and proper. He is the man to bear the pall. Inter Oin. A YYOKLO fW EH. The United State haa la-en, at least siuce 18C5, a world power. The duties devolving are performed mod estly, but none the less perlevtfy Beside being a power, our adminis tration come uear indeed being a world dictator. In a way, to , that justifies the ciliaeua of this country Iu expressing the vauity we enter tain. What calls out these word uow Is the announcement or the pol icy ol the United State concerning the great world' crisis in China. The substance of this policy is as follows : 1. The United States will under no circumstances join iu the partition of China among the powers. 2. The United States will use all ita Influence, to the utmost extent, short of war with European nations, to prevent dismemberment of the Chinese Empire. 3. The United State proposes to have a veritable settlement or the Chinese troubles, and its voice will ever be Mised against sK)liation and in favor of preservation or Chita's territorial aud governmental entity, along the lines aet forth in Secretary Hay's note to the powers dated Juiy 8. 4. The United 8tat will not declare war upon China on account of the showing of facts, no matter what other powers may do. 6. The United States, acting inde pendently and for itself, will co-operate with the other powers iu restor ing order in China, In punishing all officials, high or low, found guilty of crimes against human life, and in setting up stable government that may give guarantees ol security of life and properly aud freedom of trade. Three young men, sous of L. M. Huson, have 13 quarter sections of wheat in the Juniper country, Uma tilla county, aud expect to harvest 100,000 bushels iu the next 80 days. it has been suggested that China is holding the foreign ministers for a ransom aud the price Is release from responsibility for the acts of the Chinese mob or Insurrection. If this be so, terrible is the reckoning that will overtake that Asiatic civiliza tion. We Americana will not pay that variety of tribute. The gold-democratic organization that supported its own ticket in 1896, refuses to nominate a ticket thi year or to fuse with any other party. This action leaves the individuals compos ing the party free to give support to either of theother candidates. Some or them will drift to Bryan, some without doubt will vole for McKin ley. The Oerman press seems to think that President McKiuley's reply to the Emperor of China is a triumph of Chiuese diplomacy. . But triumph or not It appears Just, We want Mr. Conger to be delivered tJ us in good health or if he has been assassinated we want the murdeiers punished. We want our citizens respected and our commerce protected. That done it is just to use what influence we have to prevent the dismemberment of China. If that be a success for Chinese (I iploti.aey, calj It that. OTl K KOKTl HI.ICATION l.ko Offici t Oaroos Cirr, Oos. Julv. It. 1H00. 0TICEI8 HEREBY lilVKN THAT 1 the following lianiea wnirr naa niru iiulu-a of Ilia intentioi to make final proof in Mipport of li in claim, and that nuiil proof will tie made before the Kepinter anu Ke- ceiver at UrrK'm City, Oregon, on Bepi. a, vii : ' TETKR A. l-ETGRSON, II E No. 115.. f r the W H of N W and W U of tt W 8 c 2U T 3 N R 6 W. He names the following witnesses to pr ve Ina continuous reaiilencs upon anu cultivation of aaut lund vie I'eter E. Waiter, of Qlenwood, Ore. .swan elon, ol -, A. Weillierg, of " Jacob T. Cox, of ' l HAS. n. MOORES, 10-l.t Keqmter. Mrs. Col. Richardson SAVED BY MRS. PINKHAM. (LBTna to mb. riNKNAa no. ra.AgAJ "You have saved my life, snatched tne from the brink of the grave slrnout, aad I wish to thank yon. About eigh teen months ago I was a total wreck,' phyaically. 1 had been troubled with leucorrhiea for some time, but had given hardly any attention to the trouble. " At last inflammation of the womb and ovaries n-ultd and then I suf fered agonies, had to give up my pro fession imtiMcian and piano player), was confirs (1 to my bed Sud life became a terrible cross. My huiHand snrn moned the next physicians, hut their benefit was but temporary at best. I believe I should have contracted ths morphine habit under their care. If my Common sense had not Intervened. "One day my liustmnd notl-ed the ad vertisement of your remedies and im mediately iiought me a full triaL . Soon the pain in my ovaries was (rone. I am now well, strong and robust, walk, ride a wheel, and feci like a girl In her teens. I would not be without I.ydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound; it Is like water of life to me. I am very gratefully and sincerely your well wisher, and I heartily recommend your remedies. I hope some pour creature may be helped to health by reading my story." Mas. Cok E. P. Eioajmos, RjuaxLAXDBB, Wis. .diulultririx wllre Noii.w is ho'eby given that I. lb undrraiiitied, huva Info duly appointed s.liniiii'.iratiix ot the rtt of (-iinoii H. Humphrey. Ueeeaiftsl, by the onuntv Court at the Ute ol Oregon (ur W-liint- ton county, ami h tva d ily cpnUtiO'l as such administratrix. All ieroin hxvinjr claims au iint H.i'd etau art- hereby notified to present iliv aama to uie a ah the .rosr voucln r, at tl.e law ohV of W. N. liariet, in ililia Isirci, t)rei-n within aix inoutln fr. in the date hereof. listed at Ilillnls.ro, Ore., tlii 2'th day of Julv, l!HK. MAliY IM'MrilREYS, Administratrix of ihe fatale of Simon II. Humphrey, deceased. 10-14 .dnililritrl Notice. 'Part uervliip site, i Notice is hereby given that I, die uiidersigued. have duly qualified in tli c iuiity court of the stale of Oregon for W'ual'inKton county, as adiniiiistrit'iix of tie 1'nrllleroliiii totals of t-iinon li. IliiniphrL-ys and Araiuinta K. lluniili rcvD, partiiers as Huuiphreya A Co , aaid Simon II. Humphreys being now ile ceistsl. All persons having claims aalol aaid partnership are herebv notified to pri--sent the same to me at the law ollice of VV. N. liarrett in I lillslsiro, Ore., with the proper vouchers, within six months from the date hereof. Itatted at HilUboro Ore,, this Stilh d.iv of Julv, 19O0. MARY Hl'MFIlREYS, Ailminisiratrix of the I'artncr-hip es tate of Humphreys A Co. 10-14 AtlniiuistratrlK Xotlr. Notiiw la hereby given that the iimler-si'n-d baa been apiMiinted adiiiiuistifitrix of the estate of J. L). I lite, deceased, tiv the comity court of the atate of Oreirou for WaehiiiKton county Mid has duly qualified and entered "poll the dischai;e of her duties aa aiich admiiiistiutrii. All persona therefore having eluima ifniimt said estate are requesteil and re qui i oil to present them with the prop -r vouchers, to me, within six montlis from the date hereof, at (he law otlice of Thus. 11. & K H. Tongue, in Hillslioro, V0h iuifton county, Oregon. Muted at llillaborn, Wnshlnglon coiintv Oreaon, this HWh day of Julv l!i. KM MA Is. H1TK, 10-14 AdininiKtratiix. Tlmlwrl.antl, Aet June 3. H7S XOTICK FOB 1TKI-K-ATIOX Ukitiu 8tt Lakb Offk k. Oreff n City, Oregon, July 11. liKi Notice hereby given hut in compli ance with hepro'-isi nof tlm ct of on frreas of Ju .1, IK7S, 'milled ' An a t for the sale of t tuber lands in the Mutes of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing ton I erritory "aa extended to all he Pub lic Land statea by act of August 4. ll.'. a rvrlerick M. ileidel. of II llslsjro Counlv of Washington, Mate of O egon, haa th da- tiled ill tlii otlice hla aworn statement No. 6'2t7. for the purchase of the S J N K and HUN WJi .M Bectio'i iio. :.l in low? ship No. S N, Range No B est and 11 otter proof to show that th luud sought ia ino e valunb tor its timber or atone than for agricultural nurpoa a, and to establish bis c sim t aaiil lund before the lieifist and Receiver of this ollice at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday, the Hth day of riepteniber, lfiOtl. lie raillea aa wiuiuaaun: joiiu jr. niri- rymaii, eorg H. M-i rynuin, C. A.Cavell, B rtha I. ileidel, ail of Hillsboro Washing ton county, Oregon. Any ami nil n raona claimin adversely the atiove-described lands are requested to tile their claims in thia otttce on or before said 2.th d iy of September, If Ml. s-17 CHAS, H. .MUttllliS, Kegister. Timber Lit nd,.rt Jnne 3.IH7H KOTICK FOK 11 KI.ICATIOX TJsiTsn SrATits Lsd Orrics, Oregon City, Ore. July 11, !'. Notice ia hereby eiven that in couifili- ance with the provision! of the act of ( ongresa or June s. l7N, enutien -aii act for the Bale o timber I mils in the States of Ca itornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing ton Territory," aa extended to all the 1'ub lic lnd States by aet of August 4, Hernial. Ileidel. ol lull DOro, t ouniy oi Washinuton, State of O egon, haa this d y tiled in thia otlice her aworn statement No. MM. for the purchase, of the W HV. H and E ti W of beet ion fio. -M, III towiiHhip No S N, Range No- West, and will otfer nroot to alio that the land sought is more valuable for ita timber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to est bhah lier claim to sulci lauu D lore the Register and Receiver of thisolHee t Ore on Hy. Oregon, on Friday, the atth day 4 f September, UKJU. Due namea as witnesses: jouii i.. .uer rymau. Oeorge H Merryman '. A. ('avcll, Frederick M. Ueiilel. all of Hillsboro, Washington Coi.nty. Oregon Any aud a I persona cla niing adversely the alsjveidescrilied I u da are request d to tile their claims in this otlice ou or before said asth d.iy of September, 1!M. 8-17 CH Ad. H. .MCKIRF.8 Register. Nil Kit IF FN NALFi. by virtue ot an execution 1 sued out of and under the seal of the County Court of the Stan- of Oietron for asliiii(fton County, dates! June ttlth l', in fuvo- of 1. J. lluekley, plaintiff, and i Ktiiust AbbieA lih w. defendant, for the sum of line Hn ml red a d Heventv llollsrs with interest thereon from the Mth day of Manh. ls!l!l, at the rate of eia:ht per cent per annum, and the furtha sum of 7.5 costs unl disbursementa, with m'ereet thereon fiom the ltth duy ol Mareh, lslH. at the rate of aix ler cent per annum, and the co ts of and upon said writ to me directed and delivered, for want of au.l.cient personal property, I did duly lcr upon, and will on .Monday, the 23rd day of July, lsrnn, nt the South door of the Court House in Hillsboro. Oregon, at the hour of in o'clock a m., of said duy, sell, X public auction to th- highest Mil der fore sh in hand, all of the loll Willi! described renl prop rty lying beinir and situate in Washington County, Oregon, to- it: The North htlf of the North K st quar ter of the booth East quar.erot Section 3, town. 2, North Kange 8 We-t of tne V'U lamette Meridian, contain ng 20 acres, to satisfy tho hereinbef ire mentioned sums and the costs of an I upon said writ, and the costs and expenses ol sale Said a 'le will be aubject to redemption aa per statute of Oregon, 1'ated thia June 'tl. I:M. W. Ll HKAPFOKD. Sheriff of Washington Comity, Oregon, duo. K. Uaolrt, Attorney for l'laintill. DeVey Want One Hundred pnllart Any good man or woman can organize a listge nt the Uanker'a t'nion of the W rl i, oftlmuha, N braskn. Teachers and stu dents rind the work hirhly remunerative and i leasanl. I he leading fratt-rnal aiH'io ty in the West. Pays 1'iatli. Iiiilility. and did Age claims, and issues Joint i ii ries for man aud wile. Pays Sick sin! Ac cident claims Isslgea In thirty state. Itrge membership o men and women. Splendid reserve plan. I. you care to make f pal.' (I or it ore in a week or two, w rite to llie (lenernl Msna er. Hankers I'liion of the World. Portland Oregon, for a contract as ls-al or tlitriet anagcr and ertranixc a hslge. - Kvery day 'a delay luetina your monied loss. Trfsiamrrr'n .'tle. All County trder Kndorsed prior to Feb. 1. lll are called for. Interest will cease after July, is, l'iu. KilOl.PH CRANIUM., tMO, Co. 1 reasurer. "irker'a lyspcpU Tablet are aeld on rtoaitire gunrantee. Cure heart-burn raising of the food, distress after eating or any form ol dyspepsia one little table rivea iinmedia e relief. 25 cla. aml50 cla The 1MU lrug Store. CHAMPION Stands Head a.id SiiaultL-ra Above ' Mouuuiudale, Ui., Mi) 1UO), ; Mitchell, iw iik wvr to., t oiiiaiu,. I tar Mia: 1 liJ t uampmu binder 1 I helium ul you last year haa givou good aaliilaAllou. 1 li.ilik. It u ilia hglileol tunning liiuder 1 liavo aeeu. 1 uad a he.iVcrop ol down graiu last ytar and col u Willi oue tpau ul hoiaes. liee wllully, lMkMiel; M. VS. Ualiu. FurmiugUai, (Je., May 0. IUoU. MiUhell, Le ,a Jt Olavi ju., I'uYilauU. tiulilimueii : ouii' oe.ved IU due lime uud would aay mat llie t hauipioli lliiul.-r 1 ImjII.'I.I ol von lat veil linn Igivou (an feel aattslui'llou. l.leciluily, iMgutaij C A. Keith. , Logan, Oro., May 2S, ljoo. Mitchell, Lew ia k ataver Co., 1 ui uuial. learMr: 1 will auwer your kind Idler, llie t humpiou tiludur 1 bought iroui your Brui lu--l year l a very good one. It ruiw easy auu duta lut woia lo peileellou. Youra Kexpevilully, (.aigiasi; Jacuh lluocr. Klwoud, Oregon, Mitchell, Lew'ia Jt biavei to., t'ouluiid. Oeuileuiep : W hoever this may cou ceru I lis C'liauipiou liiuder has giveu per fect aalixluclioii and alao ths touipany hue betu very aecouiunsiuliug. oura iruly, (Mgued; jeo Cox. We Lave a whole book full of 'Jul m ii . li I'orre Feed Kh'valnr.- ..... M. .... . iii.iu any oiner. i nts i-devaior lias plained in catalogue. Send for it Em-eiitric Sprocket W heel Guaranteed to give 16$ per cent gain of power when knot is tied and bundle compressed. The time when other hinders choke. Have "you seen our Draw Cut Mower? Strongest cutter on earth. Guaranteed to cut where Ahy These m do the r a i. eutu y aastai, - m Business - - - others fail. In heavy alfalfa Chamoion Draw Cut stnvs at its u.iV wl'un others have choked nnd quit. Our stumpy ground has no competition. Mitchell, Lewis &Staver Co., First & Taylor sts. Portland, Ore. Sample machines with Welming & iuiUlc. v. ii. Aicutuowney, cauvasser lor Hillslxiro and vicin ity. N..A. Barrett, for Forest Grove and North Yamhill virinitv. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, PHOTO MOUNTS Tlio INDEPENDENT carries in stock llie best assortment of mounts ever In ! the city. They will be CUT TO ORDER for any size photo, ('all and examine our justly famous M.ELTON BOARD PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COLLEGECOURSES CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY The Academy prepares for Colleae and flices a thorouflh English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses eery lotc. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tceek, including electric light and Jieat. THE CCLLEQZ DORMITORY Under experienced management, trill fur nish rooms and boarcLat cost on the club plan, not to exceed $1.60 For full particulars, address PRESIDENT McCLELLAND, Fost Groce, Oregon BINDERS ail others as these will Testify: tyiaatou, Orv., j.y 30, l'JOO. Mitchell, Lao is axbtaver Co., 1'oriUoU. Ueiitl. uitn lu ri i tu your luiier ol the 24iu 1 will Bay that ills CliaJupiua i.iuiler 1 purchased ol you lust aeasou liu piwvcn li ik lily aatufaclory. It vuu, eievaltai and Wuua Ui all kiuds ufgiaiu luakiug Ileal, couipaci bundlus and uer uiiwing except through auiuo lautt ol 111 twiue. Any oua Dcvding a Hinder will make no uiuiaks iu gelling a Champion. i ours 1'ruly, (bignadj 11. J, Caauo. bcholl, Ore., May 20, HsjO. MiUhel, Leal dt buver Co., 1'otUaud. Ueulleuieu : Your teller ol inquiry of May Milt ia rsceivtsi. lu reply will say that i he 1 hawpiou liiuder w purchaxxi ol you laat year guv ua good sallaltlou. Ou out lull Uiid topecially it did us good service. 1 cui over hill aides that ueie lolore had not beeii cut except Willi s cradle. Ou lu level grouud it uid as good work as any una could ask for. lieactlully, (Signed; W. W. Jaquilh. l oreat Cirove, Oie., May i'J, HAH), tieutleuieu; llie Chauiplou liiuder 1 botiKhl ol you laat yeai gave me per leel aalialuciiou. It perlurmtd it aork like a t liuiui. It lias iuy Uocided prefer ante over any uiaclmie of hich 1 have k uow ledge. lours iruiy, i lied J A. lliuman. such letters. Send for it at ouce. Cttaranteod to waste less grain i -...:.. o a. worm oi gixu jsnutn u Hay Maker Champion Mower for Sons, Hillslioro, and J. T. Buxton, ' J ' . MONMOUTH. OREGON. Fall Term opens September 18, The studsnts of the Normal School are prepared to take the btule ( ertilicute ini- llieuiiiieijr on Krttiiiui.ioii. (Iraduutea rem I ily secure ftood position! Kxpenae of year from ll to tUM. IStrone Academic and Professional course. New special department in .Miinuai irai'iiiie.- Well enuiiitted triiininff denartment. For catalogue containing full announce ments address I'. 1,. CAMPRKI.Ii. or W. A ffiJS. PresidenU Bee. of 1 acuity. SPRING TFRM. BEGINS APRIL 23, 1900. Patent Articles Wo carry all tho popular ivm- g odios and nnything not in stock rJ a. . . m WW M ' fi ' wo will gladly ct lor you. Drue Sundries onsistins of nail. hair and tooth powders, pastes, soups aim y washes, chamois skins, purses, j . 1 hot water bottles, nipples, etc. Stationery Our lineis .complete, consisting of the latst styles, colors and shape box papers,' tablets, envel opes, visiting cards, note, letter, fools cap, legal cap paper, pens, inks, etc. Perfumery Wo carrv a large assortment of all tho popular odors of the best manufacturers. The Delta .mmmmmmmmmmmk ipriog Bargains! - We luWi some of our fine stock of Ladies wrap which we will sell at greately re lnoo l prio A Rare Bargain! We also offer some bargains in our clothing pile anil hroken suits at 50 jer cent reduction I Schulmei'ich & Son! The Hillsboro Pharmacy PURE DUUS. IIKJII (JUAI)E UIEJIICALS. Patent Medicines, Druggist's Sundries, Toilet Articles, I'erfuraes, Kodak, I'hoto Goods, Fair Dealing Requires no Fairy Tale. JOHN DELLAR Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sts. note thk ko 1.1.0 nun Ladies' Shoes, Kid or Kangaroo, Men s Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 4.00 value Boys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4.50 value Crescent Suits, ...... ,75 value PORTLAND. ORE. F J P. DAVIE. RIBIDI r. St Charles Hotel IICORrORATItp Front Md JforiiovStrret, I'erlluiiil Orftoii. Elratrie ?.iKita, Electric Delia and Uy.lrnullo Kleyatur. iW Km t ti t 60c Snltf, 7(, t 1, ood KrMmraut ('RltFCtlSU. Give us a call, DA VIES CaUrrk CRttt k Cared w th ppltcationa, aa tliejr cannot leiu li li arat uf tli Uiwuim-. Catarrh ia a blood or cunatilutiunul liiaraar, and in or drr to cure it you niuat Ur Internal rem. oil. Hull 'a latarrh 1 ure ia tukrn Inter nally, and ai-ta directly on th bluod and nmcoiii aiirfacea. linll a t'uUrrli ( ure ia not a ijuavk Mieiliciiie. It win preacribed by on i 'lit beat iliyaiciana in iliia coun try for yeara, and aa a r alar prescription. It ia compHMd of t ha beat tonira known cunbinad with the boat blood puritiera. act init direct ly on tht niucoua aurfacea. The perfect combination of tha two inirred cut ia w at p oducca auch wiinderful raaul a in curl g Catarrh, (tend fur teatiinouiala free. Addrern. P.J. CHENEY A Co.,Tuldo,0 (old by llrugniati. 7ftc llall'a Family filla ara tha brat. irkrr' EarlUh fUmedr Dill itaa a cou((h at any titua, and will cor Ui womt colli lo twelve aoura, or moaey re funded. to and 60 erata at LMu Droa Btora, ibs, tooth, hand, cloth brushes, A I Drug: Store. Call and see our Swell Stetionary. cumill,G UUII I kJ I UIIKIUIIIIIUL SHOES i'kicch ux ouk i'i: ultiksj Lace or Button, $ 2.50 value $1.7.-. 7.r.o 2. no .40 JOHN DELLAR. Prop C. T. BELCHER, O'V AND TRIAS. In & IIELCIIEK, Manager. koti;k Foit rnti.KMTio I.ad Orrica at Orkiiow Citt, (ir. Vay, lit, f.aai VJOTICK I8HEKKBY GIVKN, l'll T 1 the rollnwiiiK naoied aettler bna tiled notice of l ia intention to unite final proof in support of hia cliiini, and that aaid proof Willie made before 1 he County Clerk ot Tillamook County in Auk, 2, I'umi, n: JAM Ed A. McLEAN. II. E. IttWJ for the MIT) 8ec. HITJX K 7 W He namea the following; ailni-wa to prove hia continaoua realilenee upon ami pultiyition of aniil land, yir : JohnS l.nrd. of Astoria, Ore. l-rank II. lelnlUuriif ! l. C. lluteh of I'orlland, L. V. II h key, of f 'H AH. H. ;t"KKs, 1-11 l!i;iater. com KOTK C. Mr. A. K C!iM)Hr, (J. A. V. !., v. It. I. A I. Hy., 2W AI I.T Nt., I'oit land, Or., ailviw"i m that hi com pany will run four PiMt-ially clitup excursion! tolhf ea-t lvlnir lien ver, (ViIothiIii HrUiifs and I'ueblo June 2H, July 12 nd 20, and Autfut 4. lie will Im iileM-ted to answer any imiuirleaj. II. 3cJiulrnerih, ftMtUlaVltw