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Newspaper Page TextiJILLSHOKO INDEPENDENT H.itorol in tha poatittea at UUlatioru, Off m iKoail' aaa wail luMtar. onUanpUou, uxJoum, par jaaf, IUW. L. M. C. i AL'LT, fcJitor. ,m i tL r.trvitor run ii 1 1 FltlDAY AUtiLbT 17, iiH. rr I'rrolUmt Of Olil. tar l Ice-l'resltlr at, I HMH'OKt ROOSEVELT, Of N w lurk. Fur l ro.-ineiiti! LUx-tora. II I.MAN Eol;l JlarU.n Couuty J. o. tfl.l.KKlON injuria Couuty W. J. FL'itMall Umatilla County O. F. 1'AXTON Mulliiuuui.li County Hie g'ltl -t.tiiilrird liai bttii eMail-It-lied l)y mi art f fonresi. Ait at t of cotitfrt-wt (till it-ifal it. U.teu any unc Ulit ve fur a intiiitiit that Bryan wtiulil not "IK" ""-'' rt'iM-uliiiK I'iii'.' n which event w would ht"ln liml cmilition a. la-fore tin' gold .ititiiilitnl law ' tiiiittd. Tin re-fort-, can wt ailorii t'l lake clmmfa ou uttiii an iinitft' niHii at the head of rt'Irtir. Bryan iuiw ayt that free eoiimKe of Hilv r l-i not t tie i-wue. The honet dollar ha Int-n irntet tetl that there la no (Kraion for dinfuHini it !VrliHt. liut the Brooklyn Ki,'le wanlrt to know why, eeiiit: the Iton t dollars have I't-eit irote'ted, it i nett-twary to fleet a iliithoiifrtt money t'Hiiilitiattt iiow. It in not mui h of a reinon for Min ting man to nay that he can tlo no injury to the flriai. rial Miliiy. Let ui coiirtiiler. It wan Liiyan, wan it not, who, when the Tarn treaty with daiu waa tinliiitf and il wart uncertain whether or not il friend could coitiiiiantl volea for it adoption, went to Washington and urged hist frierda to vote for the trt'Mty. Now lie in (iruting ol lmer laliHtn. V'hy did he not Influence two votes ugair.at the treaty then and .-"tup the dreaded iiiiM-rialiaiu. Then wua the time for lii.t patriotiain to ahiue out if he has any. The language, of (lie constitution In that "the ri'lit of .citizens of the United Stated t'i vote shall not he abridged hy the United State or by any state ou account of race, color or iirevitus condition of servitude." North Carolina got around that pro vision hy saying no negro should vote units he can read anil write They did uot exactly aay'Negro," hut any person w ho cat not read or write, provided he was not a legal voter in IbOO. The educational tjual ideation applit b to Marks only. (Sometimes thero Ib a tine com pen nation Hint overtakes where it -hail not been. expected. For yen s Cler many has Jiren furnishing military instructors and munitions of war to those trihes and nations who have not la-en able of them.-elves t arrive at that military organ! .at Ion de manded hy motltrn contlitions. China has hotiht largely of the Krup'a factory ami has learned tac tics of German military drill masters Now (iermany hits already lost her minister hy assassination in l'ekin, and Germany Is spending millions for revenge, Perhaps tht tisk would not he so tlillirult if the China hail la'eii left to perfttt her mili tary organisation unaided. The dilutee campaign is giving Home surprises to the nations. Th Chinese are surprised ami overeon e Iiy the tls.-h of civilization, while the Kuropeai's have more respect for the American soldier than they letvt before accoriletl, Iml what provokt s the governments across the wat'-r is they have to depend on Washington for news from the front. Chatfec and llemy, almost daily semi mes sages to the homo government, and these, ha), before the newspaper cor respondent can set the wires. Chaf. fee Is net only a news maker, hut a news gatherer. There may he no iiioil' than three Words, yet tl.ey are intelligihle and tell a welcome "lory of success. Mr. Tow tie's Utter of withdrawal wss timed to be a part of the demo rratic notitii'rtHon pioccdings at IndiaiiMpoiis. The M nines. its candi date leaves the course clear to llr sn ami Stevenson. Unlike Tom Watson he is one of Bryan'- rmiti.l' Mial asso- ciatts and it has been understood from the llr-l thut he would be guided by llrj ill's w ishes. I'.i.t th ntimination ol the Sioux Falls ticket tif llryan and Towne two months in ltd value of the democratic ntte nal convention was a curious episode in politest. It accomplished its pur-MK-e, and that wi s to hold the whip hand at Kansas City. II the demo cratic Convention had not stihtnitttsl to liryan's .Inn will- the liryitu and Tow ne niininati.iii would have stood ml have Is-en oppc-uil to the demt -rratic ticket, low ne w ithdraws lie cause llrysn seeiiitsl all that he wanted hy tin u-e of the Sioux Falls club. Towne ives other reasons, but his conv i tlonal phrases ami platitudes can not coie-eul the fact that he ha acted throughout under llryan' orders ami as one of his most intimate inner circle. St. l.ui tilols'-lK'nns rat. ocu cuistat: policy. Although the Washington dipln- liiaey may I indicative of a more humane feeling lr the Chinese than the Kuropcan eourU eJpiess, yet our aoltliers push forward to lVkiu, Chaffee relaie ntt in his t-lToit to reach !'kin. F'e H-cIf" is no more relentless than our army. The American declared purpose is to res. rue our minister and llm-e citiMii" who are with Mr. Conger, tike thun to the coast and theu itnue home. C iurse, payuieut mu-t be matte for properly tieslroytd and money n peudeil in making this rs.-ue. Vi watit no territory, and unless there are great changes no Kuropean coun- try wi I In I'.ined f r tli-tmeuilsiing purposes. On this pha of the tjiittio'l the St. Iiuis U lots'-llemiMTh t writes: " Tlie wis. I. mi of Hie United Stales' course in the whole lliinese trouble is is'coming moreaud mote apparent as the days pass. A strong opposi tion is springing up against Knglautl among the other powers represented in China la-cause of a suspicion that -he is necking new territory in tiial country. If she bail lakeu tne same stand as the United States and come out in it tlecliration that she was not king any territory anil would net accept any, her motives in the pres. nt exigency would not be tjuenion- etl, and there would la a greaier semblance of harmony among tlie nations thau prevail at the present time. This would immensely sim plify the work of the allies, and horteii tie trouble. Jsearly all the other nations, ostensibly at least, have come over to the United States' sitle on this Issue. Hussia, (leruiany, Fram e, Itn'.y and Japan have denied that they have any intention ol seek ing the partition of Chiua. The effect of these disclaimer would be gistd if Kngland were represented in them. They would bo calculated to quiet the fears of the Chinese ,overn mel t, and would aitl the allies in gelti ig into communication with their ministers. Kngland, however, according to the latest repoit4, is just now an ob. ect of distrust among the other Eu ropean powers, and presumably, ol course, with l num. Ail tins is un fortunate for every nation represent ed in the so-called concert. lha position of the allies under the best of conditions would be difficult. No body knows yet whether the Chinese government is counseling the resist ance to the allies which they are en countering. It Is evitleut that the Chinese who are doing most of the fighting are the regular troops of the government, hut it is uncertain w hether they are acting under the orders of the legitimate authorities at Pekin. In the present isolation ol that capital light ou this particular point cau net Le had, and therefore the actual attitude of the Empress, the Kuiperor or of the other heads of the state can not be learned. Tech nically the United States, Hussia and all the rest of the nations are nt peace with China, though battlesare taking place, and hundrtdsof lives are being lost. A union of all the powers on tlie American plan of procedure, which Secretary Hay announced at the outset, wouliZ probably have rt suit 'd in the release of all the minis ters ts fore this time, and the cam paign now under way would very likely not have leen necessary. IN THE riilLUTlM:. A cap! tin ill oik of the U. S. regiment-1, now on duty in Luzon, w rites to his friend, Dr Lhtlt -Held, of Yam hill county, these observations upon the condition of things on his islam): "This thing would have bten over long ago except that they hope that Bryan will le ele,: t"d president and that they will lie given independence hy him anil bis patty. Congress hnuld give some expression of opin ion as to the probable policy toward these islands. It hardly seems fair to u- ti at we (the soldiers) should lie made to tlo tlie kind of work we are doing over here while these people sre constantly being encouraged by a ureal many influential people at home to hold out with a hope ol "lilsrty". (live them mangoes riii . fish anil cocoantit-i and let them Is- content ami in the meantime etlu rate tlie children. It is going to Is a ping time la-fore these people as a ImmIv or even as an apprec hthh quan lily can pnssiMy la prepared t take part in a tivilixed govei niiient. There are now but very fewntilivts connec'etl with tile insurrection ex cept the most densely ignorant class. They are heid in it hy their utiscrup uloiis leaders, who should Is' hung as fast a caught." IIHAIII Or' Hl.MIM.To.X. CoMis l. lluntii Kt 'ii, presitleiit of Ihe .Southern l'.icifli Company, died al his mountain camp in New York on the l !'h instant, I he end was sudden ami in t x ms I. d. He had pos.sts.scd his robust health up to M few weeks ts fore, when a run-th wn feeling suggested the rest lhat comes with a summer cuting. He cs'al- lishetl his camp by the side of a lake let in the Adlrolidaik mountains, w here lie hail complete rrlaxath n from Ihe worries of luisin , Tha heenoetl to the fullest, but at ItSln on Monday night, he was at -scktsl hy a choking spam, and in half an hour was dead. While net the greatest railroad system in the coun try. SI, is among the large oneslano presei ts more eiiginecriitg ami trans portation problems than any of the o'her. Now, that the system is In nitration, there are many men who cau operate it, but Huntington was the one n an t create it; He found the continent a w ilderness alsiumliug deserts. He pbum-a f.- ard j de no-sibl lh la-ltlemeul of a ! made iSMBible tha atllleuieui oi a great ilou.ain. O'her, aeeing whal he had done, built the Norlhern I'a c-iBc, the Oreifim Short Line, and ihe Ureal Norlhern, till now we have five roads acrosa the coitinett. Huntington was the pioneer. Tilt UMItU SUIKS A tKtMIOK SATIoJi. The decision of the British goveru meul to allot half the war loau to this country doe wot deserve tlie harsh criticism which it has evoked from one or two London Journals. F.very body knows that a loau many times larger could easily have leen raised lu England, and no intelligent person for uiouient q stiona the entire solvency of the British govern meut. Iudeed, the fact that the loan was oversubscrila-U in this country within a few day of Its announce, ment is conclusive evideuce on that point. For the American 6uanciers who applied for a oition of it did so admittedly la cause they considered It not merely profitable but pre-euii-uently safe. The reason given for Ihe allotment by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that the diminution of the reserve in the Bank of Eng land made it desirable to get a large quantity of gold from abroad, is rev- cgniz-d as sound b, all r.ngtisn Mimiiciers, and lhn unthinking ttlk stsiut England "going on its knees to the Yankees" will doubtless atsiu cease. Nevertheless, it is entirely natural that English pride should be some what hurt hy this incident, showing as it uoes mat ior me irr-K-u least the Uui'ed Slates, and not ilreat Britain; is the "creditor nation" of the world. For many years the flna'icial and commercial supremacy of England has been regarcieti ry Englishmen as a fact no n ore to be questioned than a law of nature, anil an integral part of the very constitu tion of things. Moreover, this su premacy was always adduced as proof that England's financial and commercial methods were superior to those of other nation, and that her government gave better promise of justice and stability. The discov ery that this complacent view must lie revised cannot fall to be a rude shock to the average Englishman, especially as It coined at a time when the nation la waging an enormously cosliy war, in which it has reaed no glory, and, to aay the least, has lost prestige as a military power. But the situation, unpalatable as it is, must be recognized, and we doubt hot its recognition will in time nerve the English people to atrive anew for the position of dominance which they held so loug. But it seems to us that Mr. Bryan ought to be embarrassed even more than the English people by this rec ognition of the United States as "creditor nation." For one of the fundamental articles in his political cried I as been the declaration that the gold standard would inevitably make the United States a debtor na tion. Yet no sooner does the coun try plant itself firmly on the gold basis than it begins reaching out lapidly toward the Industrial and commercial supremacy of the world, ami it uow rJntls itself rich enough to lend money to foreign nations. We have not the slightest doubt that the farmers of Kansas and Nebraska, who were induced to Join in the "ca lamity" howl In 18U0, could them selves lend England a good part of Ihe 10,000,000 without serious in. convenience, xet these men were told hy Mr. Bryan that the gold standard would make them "serfs to the money sharks of Europe." They know 1 etter now, and so does Mr. Bryan; hut it is ei tirely safe to say that he will not tell them o. He w ill quietly put that bogie away as being no longer effective, while he tries to scare his hearers with the equally absurd laigie of Imperialism But it is uot likely that the soph who have discovered ho wrong he was in IS'JO will place much con 8 tlence In his utterances of 1!XH). N. Y. Tribune. SI ATE PKEMS. You can't fesd these old hoys out in Oregon. The other day a fellow strayed intn this city from Eistern Oregon, where he is engaged exten sively in sheep raising. He became engaged iu a political discussion whie in company with several poli ticians, ami here is the argument he put up: ' I bought 2000 Cleveland sheep at ti 2-") a head anil sold them as Mr Kin ley sheep at (4.35 and cleaned up I2(M). Now, if you cau talk me into voting for Bryan and out of that t4i')0, you're a dandy." O egon City Enterprise. A iicwn itein from Klamath tnun ty.ftttei that Ihe Hwiwd vttluatitiD thi-rf in $l,ti(IO,NlO. The Mulatitn of ihe cnui.ty Ik ut nt 4immi, fruiii w hich il iti'iHSnrs thut the i't r ntpila if wt-nllh lit $ltN). A few Jr-MM f) tin iiiuliistn wantnl ihm r iiuti.ey to make er t Hiit til .'i). Here w a eimnly t hat hna mnuelliiiiK tietttr than tin- -ulit drewtD of jH rftt tioii. Kit h niitn, wtnimn nnd t hild h-i Iihi in-fl uf l-'i'l, anil in l h of (iriM r they have it in i'ul-lHn in I IhhiI mid him a Mini eatt e ttnd fhecp nd wntil. They have a liiir tvilt nf ret I tape In K inland vt hit h they are try inir t unwrap. Tummy Atkint, in N ulh Afrit'ti, hai a ptiuml nf fl.itir and a pound of raw fre-th uient for lihtday'i rat icn, hut no fuel with wliitii ! nttik it ext-ept a disc uf e( iinped mi the plain ty a ptinK hullork. Hit Kenerout rat'tui la la the Kngliili war, house or at C.t.a t -w r., r at ,h. side suii.m al.n.g the ra.lr.s.d-lied , lowu hy ptl ls. Yes, mill we n nit ints r h w those uie E uropeiuis htttl up Ihrir hai.tl iu surprise wl-eii our Saiitisgo ettinpnigu was ou. N"W tliey know how il is tlieiii-el.es The S ilein J lurnal, dl-cussi.g in tercollegiate ainlt tits, cm cloths tlmt those cullcge contests are oo'y g.ou hlirg ineels. That pas-r tM-ris tlmt '(heia-st suns' ilut" for dishorn st a: ti le! if" is hone-1 industry. " Harney Valley pi in I'ltSl.lt in McKinley's Chinese polit y protect tiou t Americans and Aintni -oi In len sis, ami t'len hands off ties- v -the kUpMirl of every right n.iedi American and seems 1 1 Is4 ge:ting b. Gold Hill New; -The del is's apologiz- for tmit'ing ihe civil s-r vice tpiestioii from their ph th no en Ihe ground that they foig' t it 1 1 t re ly. It tloesu't matter much, as t would iialurally have come d.iwi tr wards the end of the platform, a d when a reader comes t the silver plank he naturally throws ihe pap i aside and reads no fuittn r. "I here make the following proph ecy: II McKimey Is electeti ami pin in power for the next four years, wages will decrease, hard times w ill come us)ii us and over the land tin price of wheat will go down, tlie price of gold will go up. moite will m foreclostd by .the money lendtrs and sharks-, factmies and mills shut down; we will ex poit no ihmIs , we will import all the goods we use and there will ts want and ml ery over the land. U iniiola r what I say." Bryan's tHi pronh.-ey Yes, we remember Mr. Bryan's "par amount" then is not his "parsne ui t ' now. If he could not fort h I fie future four years ago then why dies he expect us to believe him again. How often is it neceary f 'r.hini to cry wolf, wolf. It should lie the purpose if Ihe United States, since it is up to us, to see that the l'hilippinos have fit best government that cat be framed. Now then, which can give and in sure the best form of goveriimei't. Aguinahlo who is swift to take tiritus or the United States. It is lielieved that the allied army U at lVkiu, though the jutlgment Is based more upon what, hail bten done than upon direct information The last authentic word was from a town only 17 miles dist nit from the capital anil at Ihe tqieed already made the walls of the city should have been reached ere this. Timber I.nnd. .4 rt J line , IH7N XOTH'K HUt ll Itl.ll'ATIO Uniti-d 8ttm Land Orrica, Oregon City, Ore. July 11, l!l . Notice la hereby given that in coii:ph unctt with the provision of the art ol l oiiftre-ia of June . 1S7S, entitled "An acl for the ulf o timber I .lull ill the Slates ol Ctt'ilornia, Oretson, Nevada, ami Wssliinir; ton Temtory," as extended to till the Pub lic Mild Milieu ny act ol AUusi -t, llertha I. lleitlel. of Hill boro. County ol Wushiiititoii, .State of U cl-dii, has this d y tiled in thi otlice her aworn stateiiifiit No. 6tn, for the purchase of t lie W S K H and K H 8 W W of Sect mil No- - i" Township No 3 , Ihmpe No' t! West, and will oiler proot to situ - that the land otiKht i more vahuible for its tuiiberor atone thun for a'ietiltural inirjioses, mid to est bhsh her claisi to sum html o lore the Kegister ami llcceiver of this oltiee t Ore on I ity, Oregon, on Friday, the 'Jeth duy i f Hepleinber, l'.HX). She nuinea ua witiiesaea: lonn u. .iei rynmn. tieorire 11 Merrymun. '. A. t'uvell, Frederick M. Meidel. ull of Hillsboro, WashiiiKton Comity. Oregon Any and a I persona cl ining adversely the uhove-desenhed I n tin lire rettiest d to hie their ciuiiiia in this olllee on or before aid Itstli diy of t-epteinber, nun. s-17 C II Ad. U. Al OU I! K3 Krister. MIIFH1KF H SALK. IN tair Tirttie ol an execution i mieil nut of ami under the oeal of the County Court of the but. ol Uieiton fur V anfiinglon County, tinted Juno 2Utli in favor of U. J.; liui-kley, pluintitl', iintl I'KuinHt AbliieA Ltflriw, defeniiant for the auin ef tine H unit red d Heveiity Dollar with interest thereon from the Utli day of Man It. if!'.!, nt the rate of eiht er cent per anntint, and the furthe auni of 7.5'i ctittla ull 1 dittburHeiiietitH, with i liferent tliereon from tlie lltlt day of March, lrtM, ut the rate of six per cei;t r aniiuni.und the co la of ami upon ouil writ, to tne directed and delivered, for w ant of Btiiticient jieiaoniit property, 1 did duly le upon anil will ou .Monday, the OTrd day of July, !!. at tho South door of tlie Court Houite in llillnltoro. ureeon at the hour of In o'clock a 111., of caul day, aell. t imiilic auction to th - highest lad der for c fh in hand, ull of the foil winif deaerilicd real prop rty lyiiiK hein imu nitUHte in WuvliuiKtou County, tlreKon, to- it: The North half of the North K ttt quur ter of the Booth Kat (iuar.erol f-eetioii '3. Town. 2, North KaniJe a We-t of f.e Wtl laim'tte Meridian, contain nn M acre", to sutiKty the liereinlajf -re nientioiieil auiiid mid tlie coKtn of an 1 upon said writ, and the fonts and exnenaea of aide bald .le will be auhject to redemptioi. an per utatute of Ureirtm, liuled this June '11 1: 0. W. I) 11 KA I Fl HI). Sheriff of Washin-jton Cotintv, Oregon. tiro. K. ItAOLIT, AttorneyTir I'laintilf Ho Va Want One llunilretl Dollar Any good man or woman ran organize a liHtre ol the itanker'a t'nion of the VV: ri 1. oftimaha, N hra;ka. TeHchent and Htti-dci.t.- rind the work hk-hly remunerative anil 1 liana nt. I he h-a linn fraternal sociu ly in the Went. 1'aya Heath, Inwihility. and ttld Are claiui. and in-aie Joint I fit cies for tnun and wife. Taya Hick tmi Ac cident t-laima Lodgca iu thirty rtate. Uiree me mhcraltin o. men and women. Splendid rctcrve plan. If you i-are to make llill.Mior n ore in a week or two, write to the Itpnerul Malta er, itankent t'nion of the World, Portland t Irea-on, for contract aa IxM-al or intru-taMHiiaer aud oranire a IimIp. Every duy'a delay ineana your monied loa. Arkrr'a ll).-H'ia Tablet are tld on a tHvitive irtiaranlee. t urea heart-burn raiainif of the f-Ml, lifiieH after eating or J any lorm til dyiepin. ttne liill' laile ivn imitieitia e relief. 1 cIk, und &n els Trie Julia I'm Htore. Treawnrcr'" Roller. All County tirdera Endorsed prior to Mil. I. I'.Mi arecalle.1 for. In tern, t will ceaie nfter Au. tt. !'.). KuDoU'H t KAMI M.I.. 11 12 Co. Trraaurer. f ids ir.a pg n.in 1 jh mo- ll(tatan a fII 4 "IPTOXT lXVilJUL JLWll Stands Head and Suouklcis Above I Maiutiieliilc, Urn , Mitv 'Js, Vjh. ! Mili-Lut, Le i.V MaVer l u., I'elt.aiiU. 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Uoulleiuei' ; hoevrr tltia uiity eou- rem tits Champion iliuiler Ima giveu per- l l KUiislacltou and ulao llio Company h.ie beeu Very accoiiiitiuUuling. otir Iruly, tblgned; Jtt) ( ox. We have a whole book full of ( liuiiipion Force rVetl Klcval'"--- than nnv ntller Tl.iu T-,t...ut,.e lias jilainetl in cntnlogtte. Send for it Kprenf rlc Sprocket Hlieel Guaranteed to give i6fi percent 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 - - MM. OHM t J - others fail. In heavy alfalfa Champion Draw Cut stays at its work wlicu others have choked and quit. Our Hay Maker Champion Mower for stumpy ground has no competition. Mitchell, Lewis &Staver Co., First & Taylor sts. Portland, Ore. Sample machines with Wehrung & I'prest dOrove. v . II. Mclvldowney, ity. N. -A. liarrett, for horest Grove STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, MONMOUTH. r i ' 1 v :7 ounTn y n fTiiyiU itiuuii rim IXDEl'EXOEXT oarrlon In stock v llio best assort inont of mount over in 7 Uu . ity. Tiioy y pi it to nonPP J U i IV vivuiiv for any size photo. our justly famous MELTON BOARD PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COLLEGEICOURSES CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY The Academtj prepares for College and qicea a thorouflh English Education, the. bes; pre paration for teachinq or business. All ex penses eery lotc. Board and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to per tteek, includinq t-.lectric light and heat. THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY Under experienced management, trill fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed $1.60 For full particulars, address PRESIDENT McCLELLAM), Forest (Iroce, Oregon 'TlTXmPT? Ul 1 1 LlulVO all others as these v iil Testify: liaaUM), Ore., Sinf 30, l'JOO. Mitchell, LeU V Mawr Co., I'ortUnd. UeiiiU-iuru : Iu r-ply io your u uer t4 the 2 till 1 will nay ibal lLa Chinpiu biu.lcr 1 punhaatsi of you Lurt soauton has provrit highly wtlufiMlory. It cuts, elcvutes aud itiuoV iu all kiuds ofgraiu uiknig urat, ooutpaut bundles aud ua'or uiiaiiifriurpt Lit rough auuiv tull of lilt) laiue. Any oua uvniing a iiiuderwill make uo umaake lit getuug a Cltauipiou. Voura Truly, tftiguadj II, J, CaMMi. tcholU, On., May tti.llHiO. MiIi IimI lni A MAVr lu.. I'urlLunJ. CieuilrutkU t Your taiUrr of inquiry of 4iay ztu u received, io reply wtu say that llm l liuuipiou lliudor a ptirha-d ol you iaal year gva ua good aullahttliuu. nu uui hill land especially it did ua guod avrvioi. 1 t'ttl over hill aides that here- tolora hud not Lsxu cut rid pi llu a cradle. Oil lha level ground il did a good work aa any one could aak for. ICtx-erllu.ly , (tjiguedj W. . Jaquilh. Fort ot Citove, Ok., May 2'J, l0t). Ceutleuien: llio Chauipluu binder I bought of you lital jeai gava uia per- letl aaliol.n lion, il prrloruitd i la otk like a chaiiu. It liaa uiy decided preler- au e over any macliiue of whiili lliavei knowleilge. Yours Truly, IBigm-dj A. iiiiiniaii. sucli letters. Send for it at ouce. These do the Business Cluarantectt to waste less grain Z:l World of Ijrooi j tUlilltS all CX- Sons, Hillslwro, and J. T. Buxton, canvasser for Hillsltoro and vicin and North Yamhill vicinity. OREGON. Fall Term opens September lnf The stittlHitts of ihe Normal Hchool are prepared to take the Hlutu t ertilieitle im mediately on graduation. Urailuates readily secure good positions ktnetiae of Year from SltM to f lfsi. Strong Ae'uiieitiio . ami Prolessional Course. NewXapeciul depurtuieiit ill Manual training. Well equipped training depurtiiient. For caiulogite ooiitainiiig full annoiince inentH aildress P.L. 3 VMPltKM,. or W. A Wanu. I'reBitlent. Kcc. of Faculty. m 1 u will be Call and examine FALL TERM BLGINS SEPT. 19, 190D. i i P m :zjzj Tr bi am 1 Patent Articles -a r .,11 tl, .wiMlll lI- IVII1- 1 l U t-illl till Ulsj .j-.... ri otlios and anything not in stock k5 ... a a m wo will gladly 5 Drug Sundries onsistiiiir of nail, liair and cloth brushes, tooth jiowders, pastes, soaps and il washes, chamois skins, purses, f$ hot water bottles, nipples, etc. Stationery Our lineis .complete, eonsisting of the Iatst styles, colors and shajiebox papers, tablets, envel- ojies, visiting cards, note, letter, fools cap, leal cap paper, pens, & inksfcotc, 6) i Perfumery. We carry a largo assortment of all the popular odors of the best J manuiacturers. The Delta ISpringBargains! efa ' We 1 av some of our fine stock of Ladies wrap which we will sell at gretely reduced prio m A Rare Bargain! We alsti offer some bargains in otir clothing -"- pile ami hmken suits at 50 jier cent reduction. I Scklmericli '& Son! The Hillsboro Pharmacy pure inu (is. iiK.il (jkaih: ( iii;micai,s. Patent Medicines', Druggist's Sundries, Toilet Artit les, Perfumes, Kodak, Photo Goods, Fair Healing Requires no Fairy Tale. JOHN DELLAR VKJtB ft J I UlllllUIIIII-'tJ Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sts. SHOES NtlTK TIIK HM.L0n.M I'KK KS 0-1 OI K SI'W IAL1 1 Mt Ladies' Shoes, Kid or Kangaroo, Lace or litilton, $ 2.50 value $ 1 .7."i Men's Clothing, Cheviots or Worsted, Latest Style, 9.00 value 7..r. Hoys' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, - 4.50 value 2.f0 Crescent Suits, ...... .75 value .40 PORTLAND, ORE. - JOHN DELLAR. Prop t t r.OAVIES. PRISIOI T. St. Charlcs Hotel lacoaroRATitD front anil Murrlsatiilrt-cU, rorlltintl Ort-nn. Ekctric .T.txlttn, Ktectrio Helta and Hytlratillc Kleyiit.ir. lltl Roomti at 23 U Sth, Haite, (.'nrctlAN. Give us a call, DAVjKS OREGON STATE FAIRi SALEM, OREGON. September 17 to 22, 1000. I liiggor ami lJ;tti?r (raamla lirratly ImprvrrtJ, Kallilinrs Krialtl anil llrinirntrtl. nil Utk KalldiMir Thrghlr HlnlNfrt U4 i:rr)lhlMi; in Klrt ( lava lndltlM for thi l.arfft antl lt. LITE STOCK EXHIBIT AND AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION EVER IIK.f.Ii ON THE MUST 020,000 in Premiums and Purses Got! ra. Ing ryry aflrrnoun, m title anJ fun at nielli. A in. ion al of live ttot k will l made leaHing (ealtire. All live ittta k an l otlii-r etliihita hatilel EREK over the Hnthern Farif- Raiirial. knlutf-il 'it-reiieiT rutci on all railnaula. Er p-emlmii lint ami titlier Inrtirniatinn, a.l lrriw W. H. n EURIXU. frM, Hlllt)brt Urrroa. i;et lor you. combs, tooth, hand, Drug Store. g) . 'iV Call and sec our Swell Stetionary. i!' C. T. BELCHER. BfO'V AND TR1AB. 75, t $1. miI KrhUnrnt & I1KLCIIKK, Managers. Thau Evt Hofon; M. I. Ml-tllUH, tee., I'artlaatl, Orrrcuu. i 4