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Kutrd n tt" puvn1 c
tmixxMo, Or
HaSaaript, in ktaa, fm J'. II 80,
1. at.U. OAlLi, JkdIKg
tmci.tL tAt-ttvt gam iirt
FU1DAY, SU'TKMBEH 7, UU,
tr 1'realdcal
MFJI. Hca.lM.Kf.
Of Ubl.
tr ric-l'raiiieat,
TULVUUkK ROOStVELT,
0fw Iwrfc,
fur l'riiuual ElaL'ton. .
T1LM4.& t'UlU) .iJuxioa Ummy
J. U fUIXtUTON.....DuutfUCotait;
W. J. f'L'Kjilbll UmUU Count
0. F, 1'aVXTON..... Malbuxaaa Couuijr
Tt Auittiii-iu goveruui'-u't b'.yva
Cuiua rejoice, lo havtf aiu!l tu
ll lu Its eaji u city. Jio: wtiat
the uewa recoil diai-lose; "Ttit
Auittricttu afectiuo u iu gre contract
Co Hie other lur-tigu atfeiiouN, where
thtoviug ( ill cuuliuuta." Way tbin
tlitlibreucr!? Chatf-' pruulauiatiou
forbidding looting Mud utferiog fair
pay for provision-. 1
The, rublieu wiu lu Vermont
wberaa ulai (lectiou was lield ou
Tuwday last by h plurality of k30,UUO,
Therw waa a foiling, off iu the repub
licau vote accounted lor by iliaaau
lactiou with local. t:oudit ion. While
the rt(iulik'o vot wan tKjuetBwl
, the democrats did not iuurease their
number by thu aame ratio. The
atay-at-houie are refpoualble for I hi.
The republicans loae uo t'ongrmttuen,
.
"Our parly take uo Maud ou the
political questions oi the day," ex
claims Wooley, prohibition modi
.data for preaideul. Aud there is just
" where Mr. Wooley aud his party
falls dowo. Aiost American waut to
. koow what aort of a govwnnieut w
are to have or whether any govern-
ineut. Mr. Wooley aud his sup
porters wunl got off their atouiacbs
before they-cau become a "party of
hope."
Huppiate Bryan had been President
instead of McKinley, in what condi
tion would we Is today? We might
not have bad the St rt ninh war,' tho
the Brypu parly urgtrl the Spanish
'war till we began it. ' We would
have had no l'a)'iipini"i, no Porto
Rico, and would have hud to depend
upon European!! to profit our con
ul lu Pea i n. However we might
have been io a war wiih' England
Alt la all we may coptttdnr ourselves
fortunate in that wt had AIcKinley
' In the chair. He Is a fe man. . Let's
put him there again.
The Cedar ItapidH, Iowa, itepubli
can has a cartoon that Is striking,
and one, too, (hat causes the good
citizen to paute aud thin. The
picture Is eulitled "Bryan's Cabinet
In OiKMiirtn I U-..., r. l .. f ft U- lw..l .f
the table, while Tillman, secretary of
agriculture, is at the foot with his
mud splasher- resting on the council
board. Ou the hitlter side is Jack
Chlnn, of Kentucky notoriety, wore-
- tary of war, and Webster Davis, at
torney general. On the other ride,
to Bryan's right is Altgeld, secretary
of state; next to him is Town, secre
tary of treasury; then Pettigrew, sec
retary interior; followed by Cruker,
secretary of navy with Clark, the
briber for po-tmitster general. Does
any citlxen want to trust the country
In the bauds of such a gang?
Democrats have charged that a
secret alliance exists between the
United States and England by which
our government .ttgrwa to do some
thing for the benefit of England and
to our injury. Jtmding what is go
ing through the ptpen of the two
continents, It would weui tlmt there
is a very poor understanding with
England, but a better one with Rus
sia. Our note to Russia Is given en
tire this week, so tnat the reader
may read for himself. Really there
is no allianue with either England or
Russia. Our government is truly
Independent in its management of
the Chineao question, Mr. A dee's
note to Russia does not agree with
her course of reasouittg, though at
last he declares our purpose to retire
from Pekin. Conditions, however,
may change in such a way that will
necessitate our staying. But In any
event our army Is not to be with
drawn till the items listed In the eel
ebrated dispatch of July 8 are settled
In the affirmative. The real vital
question seem t be whether the
Empress Dowager I allowed to oc
cupy the throne, or whether the
young Emperor shall be seated. The
Empress Is an usurper. Ci vil is it i -n
apeara lod.wire the young man lor
the ruler, especially as he h under
stood to favor modernizing his em
pi re. The Empress is hostile to
foreigners unless it be Russis, and it
Is more than iu-pecteil that the dis
turbances of ihe tMV-t three months
are due to intrigues between her and
Russia. If so the empress cool I not
well return to IVkin whi'e the allies
are there, Russia would desire to
retain her at the h l of the govern
ment, hence the proposition to with
draw the troop. The position of
our jrovernuient U explained by our
aft aunounifsl rteti rmiustion not to
disturb boundaries or governments.
Our policy to umintain neutrality
may lead us to do an anadvisabie
thing. . i
Mw . .!. M Cu. tisuao fl e an
exhibit, i wik bo much tuuey
toey ('.mid iut exj3tiala ougltl io
havu .'ci jtif I !ui ou the Cto of
July, 1 KM, 1 i-v.-.i:
A B cJ;. fTlj UT
1 lim.ifotd : 4IU 21
II V t i.d
J A iO'bre.. 'V'J aud .Co. 30.
li B t hkJiu
J W Huppluglou.
E H Sipping. op..
2o&2 U
IM iiu
u as
68
ToUi... .-... 37iii 75
Without sayl'iK ao, iu that many
words, Messrs. Clark A Buchanan
would have the Impression go out
that they fouud over 3U00 belonging
toahe county, hence It was a money
making proposition to employ pro
fessional accountuts. " The facts are
that the accountants claim too much.
Both Mr. lmbrie's nd Mr, tally's
annual rport4 aho that but balance
was $715.07. Mr. Bradford knew
that be had 173 worth of bicycle tags
in the bands of agents at Forest
Urove put there for the accommoda
tion of t tax-payers. Of Mr. Ininrie's
I3I 30, ttitt 80 was a trust .fund and
doe, not belong to the county at all.
It bad already been turned over to
Mr. Morgan, bis successor. This the
accountant knew, but conteuded
that it belonged in the couuty treas
ury Mi Morgan placed It there,
but it Is in the wroug place. The
clerk is a bouded officer whom the
law recognises, and in this Instance
directs that certain monies shall be
kept by him. The accountants' In
terpretation of Uie law is clearly
without color of right, indeed they
have no autborl y whatever to inter
pret law. That function belongs to
the courts. There is more money in
Mr. ' I in brio's balance in much the
same couditiou. He has- paid it
twice, and if he presses his claim the
couuty will have to py it back. Mr.
Uoodin's balance is in the same c'bn
dition, or at least a part of it, though
the Items have not. been pointed out
The same is to be atid of Mr. Ford's
balance. We have known' -for
months that a part of it is in litiga
tion, and its status depends upon a
decree of the supreme court which is
yet to be rendered. . ,
The balance of J. W. Bdppington Is
an error of transfer and Is a legit i
mate find. But it seems that the c-
counts!! went out of the record to
call attention to warrants 644 and
545. The court had paMd on that
transaction and it Is ended as far as
book-keepers are concerned.
Really the report resembles a case
of Clark A Buchanan v County Offi
ciala, th) county being an iinplemen
fi help the plaintiff to a showing
KlMk-AlCKlC'tS Mm.
Within the past week - Russia and
Americi have come together diplo
matic My in Chineee mttters,
From guarded remarks in cabinet
circles, it is ga'bered that Russia's
idea is for the wiihdrawsl of the al
lied troops from Peko, in order that
he Chinese government, freed from
the v Mbla sigus of armed duress
may return t the capita and open
diplomatic negotiations, with the va
rious nations interested at that place.
The object of Russia's move would
seem to be in keeping with the decla
rations of the representative of thai
government in Washington, Mr,
Wollint, who profe.-vi an entire
agreement In policy between Russia
and tho United Hlaf . He insists
that Russia wishes to prevent the
disuicmbt rmeut of China, and will
tike every means for the restoration
of order and the safeguarding of for
eigu interests in the future. Russia
willing to deal with LI Hung
Cbaug as tho only Chinese personage
officially accredfted as a peace pleul
potentlary.
Our government replied in these
words:
"ihe government of the Uuit'-d
Slates receives with much satisfac
tion the leiterated statement that
Russia has no deslgna of lerrit'irial
acquisition in China, and that, equal
ly witn tne other powers now opcr
sting in China, Russia has sought
Ihe safely of her legation In Peain
and to help the Chinese Boverument
repress theexirting troubles. The
same purposes have mived and will
continue io contr-1 the government
of the United Slate, and the frsnk
leciarttious of Russia in this re-sard
re In accord with those made to the
United Stales by the other nowers.
ll the powers, therefore, having
ii-wiMiiiieu any purpose to atouire
ny part of China, and now that ad
herence theieio has been renewed
luce relief has reached Pekin, il
ought not to be difficult by concur
rent action through negotiations, U
reacn ao amicable settlement with
Chiua by which the treaty righis of
all the powers will be secured for th
future, the open door assured, Ihe In
terests and property of foreigu citl
sens conserved, and full reparation
made for wrongs aud injuries suffer
ed by them.
ao lar as we are advised the
greater part of China Is at and
ami earnestly desires to prote-t th
life and
ami iu se
and suerei ful efforts to suppress Ihe
Boxers have been taken by Viceroys,
t whom we have extruded en.vur.
ageuieui through our oousul and
naval officers. The present gisxl re
lation should tn promoted for the
?aoe of China
Russian Charge, and which were
specifically enumerated io our note
to the powers of July 3.
These are : To afford all ptwaible
protection everywhere In Chiua to
fonigu life and property; to guard
and protect all legitimate foreign In
terest, to aid in preventing the
spread of the disocder to other prov
luces of the empire, and the recur-
reuctt of aucb disorder; ami to seek a
solution whkb may bring about per
manent safety and peace to China,
preserve Chinese territorial and ad
ministrative entity, protect all righis
guaranteed by treaty and interna
tional law to friendly powers and
safeguard for the world ta principle
of equal and Impartial trad with all
parts of Ihe Chinese Empire. . -
"In our opinion . these purposes
could beat be attained by the Joint
occupation of Pekin under a definite
understanding between the powers
until the Chinese government shall
have been re-established and shall be
in a position to - enter into new
treaties with adequate provision tor
reparation and guarantees of future
protection. With ti e establishment
and recognition of such authority the
United States would wish to with
draw Its military forces from Pekin
and remit to the process s of eaceful
negotiations our Juat demand. .
"We consider, however, that
continued occupation of Pekin would
le ineffective to produce the desired
result, unless all the powers unite
therein with entire harmony of pur
pose. Any power which determine
to withdraw a troops from Pekin
will necessarily proceed thereafter to
pr.'ect its interests In China by !
own method, and we think that this
would make a general withdrawal
expedient. As to the time and man
ner of withdrawal, we tblnk that in
view of the imperfect knowledge of
the military situation resulting from
the interruptions of telegraphic com
munieatloo, 1 the several military
commanders at Pek'n should- be In
structed to confer and agree together
upon the withdrawal as a concerted
movement, as they agreed upon the
advance.
- "The result of these considerations
is that until 4bere Is such a general
expression by the power for a con
tinued occupation as lo modify- the
view expressed by the government
of Russia, and lead to a general
sgreemeot for continued occupation,
we shall give instructions to the com
mander of the American force in
China !o withdraw our troop from
Pekin after due conference with the
other commanders as to the lime aud
manner of withdrawal. " -
"The government of the United
States Is much gratified by the assur
ance given by Russia that the occu
pation of New Chwang is for military
purposes, incidental to the military
steps for the security of the Russian
border provinces menaced by the
Chiuese, and that as soon as oider
shall be re-established, Russia will
retire her troops from those places,
if the action of the other powers be
not an obstacle thereto.
"No obstacle in this regard can
arise through any action of the
United Slates, Whost policy Is fixed
and has been repeatedly proclain.e I.''
THE riLt MEASIXU OF BRY1MSW.
Contrast the s .eei he of R M.eve
and Uryau u.u.lo iu Cbicag'i li
M d.ir, L.:sr l .y. rii I ty .n
1 1 be olweiv d by me U r orgaiii
S t ou iu a loii jmlixtrt
Kiose veil's spMi-h wa along t'ie Iiu
proposed by the inattagera hsviu
the reteliradoii In bind, but Bryan
could not w tl drw himself from
hi candidacy. Hipec'i wsslhit
of a Ward , oliliclau, intended to hi
rouse Ihe wort passions of his audi
tors, and will probably bar thrt
effect. Mr. Bryan through his wjioht
career ha never male any otoer
kiud of a harangul and ills ;
liouett whether j ha sbiliiy f.r ori
ginating new puecbe or new poil
ciea. He tears down but diws not
conaliuct. '
-CHAiVlPION BINDERS!
Standi Head anJ SUoaldcr Above all other as the will Testify;
MuuniainUala, UN., May 2H, l'joo.
Mitchell, Lii Maver tu., t'otUi.U.
l,er mj-'llie Ibaiupiou iiiuuer 1
KsigUt ul yuu Um k (ivuu guii
uiltclc.-Uuu. 1 llouk it u Ui UaliUst
' . Uaatoo, Or.., May 30, 1UU0.
Miwbell, Lcaia Abuvrr Cu., t oriUiMi.
Ounikiuim piy io your loiter ul
the taii I will say Utoi Uu Cbaiupiua
vuwr I uiuuuMHHI M U last Stfaauu
uumui inaiw arvu. i uau a uas piuvmi liiKliljr astiMnvtury. .it cuu,
Uouvy urup U duwu Ktuiu last ytar sua eicvaias and UuUs ui ail kiud ufsiaia
via u witu uu paa ui but
Kesn:lluil;,
. . (Mguwli M. W
Uabu.
FariuuiKtou, Ore Majr 30, llMO.
Mitchell, Leu Aftiuver to., i'urliauti. .
UeuUiMuou : Voure ruemved in uu
Uiuo aud would aay lltat ilic Cluuuptua
- Any of the repotilic-.tn clubs in thi
c mnty that may want saakers fur
often moetings will bo supplied by
the county central comn Itiee. Ad-
dresa B. P. Cornelius. lmro. '
Tlaaber Loiad, .c J nne ft. IM7
NOTK'K HH PI KIJl'ATHh
ITsit 8rATiI.NB Oric,
On-Kon City. Ore. Julj 11, ti.
Notice Is hereby aiven that in eoinuli-
tire with the prov iotons of ths act of
enfrresa of June a. IS7H, entitled "An sot
for tli all o timber I nrl in the Slates of
Ca llornia, Ornroa, Nevatla, and Wasliinij.
tun Territory," sa eitemled to all the KnK
lic ImuA titutea by t of AuKittt t,
Kertha L Heiiinl. of Hill boro, Coitoty uf
wtuuiiiiKton, mate or t eiron, naui tlii A y
riled in this oiliest her sworn etntviiieni
No. SlilO. for the purcfaaM of tno W U 8 K
M and K 4 8 W k of Mention No. iii, in
Xownehip No N, Range No- 6 Wntt, unci
will orttr proot to ho tbat the Unit
ought it more valuable for its timber or
tone than for agricultural purpose, and
toeet blinh her cial'ii tn ai laud b for
Uie Keawtar end Keceiver uf tin ornpe t
Ore. on lity, Oregon, ou f'riday, the -ftll'l
Oar f eItemtwr. 1!XI.
Hlie names a witneue: lohn I. Mer-
ryuian. ueora li ilorryiuau. . A. i avetl,
Frederick M. Hdidel, ail of Hilltburo,
Washington County. Oregon -
Any aud a 1 persons ula ming adversely
the above-deraribed 1 o ds are reqtawt d to
hi their claims in thleotlice on or before'
aid th d iv of eptember, l!m. H-l?
CHA3. . .1IOORE8
' ' " -' ' Ksgiter.
aiakma neat, oiumu bund las sjm! limit
uuaug eauupt thwaujh emu Uult ul tit
taiu. Aay uo aewling a lliuilear wilj
utaka ao auataka ia gituug a Ciuuuuiuu.
- luur truiy,
, (biKiMaii U, J, Caaou.
- ls-lu.lU On M 4lt lUlkl
t:....i..- I t. it. .1.1 ,.f u. ... lu.i l . I ... . . ' - -
Uivou peilrtt kaiuracltou. ; Ueutlvuiuu: Vuur kHWr oi uiuuiry ul
Mul. uu.l 1.1 II w l l.L. f 1 . . ..-
i"-v . 7 tu ia receivvu. larepiy WU1 say
(Mgued) C A. Keitli. that the tiiauipwu iiindar purciiasvd
' ol joe last year gave us juud saUalactmu.
- Lugau. Or., May 2s, lAU. Ou ui loll lauu wpacuuiy it lio a guwl
UiU-liell, l-'&fver Co., luiiii.ua. scivke, 1 cut ovi kill ! thai her-
ihsnt Mrs: t aili answer your kind tutor had uut been cut except witu a
ldtr. 'i'h fiiaiupiou liiudvr i Uiuglil cradle. Ou Ui level grouutl tl aid as guud
trout your Brut uut year is a very good arork aa auy ou could aak Jur.
ou. it tuu auu uots it wura to
pcrux-liou. . Voure Kopecitully,
.. . ; . (&iguedj Jaoub iiuuur.
Elauud, Oreyou,
Mittliell, Lttais 4 butarLo., i'otUaud.
Ouulleuier ; Whoever Uiia ruay cuu-
ceiu th Cuuuipiuu tSuider bas giveu per- lik a chain), it baa aiy decided prcler-
tet't Niunlaeuou aial aieo the Cuuipauy aui over auy uiavitui of which i have1
bae oetu very, avcuuiiuudauug. . . koowledy. " J
- , yuure 'iruly, Yours Truly, ' . ,
( t f . voigueuieMNiioX. (Myued A. llluoiwt.
we uave a wnoie ixhjk mil oi sucu icttci. tciiU lor it at ouce.
KMM!tlUlly.
(Sbiued; W. W. Jaquilb.
Foraat Gruvc, Onk, May , lUoo.
- lieulleaieu: Th CtwiupMui iiiiuler
1 bought ui you last yeat ave uie iwr-
ievt auludat;iioB. it perkiruud its aork
li
l.
. - rv
Acker's l)ypeala Tablets are told
on a positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn
raising of the food, distress after eating or
any form olf dyut pmn- One little Uhle
five linniedta' relief. 25 eta, and ooct
us Delta Drug Htore.
Timber Lnd, Act June 3, 18?
SvrTICK FOB PI IIIJCATIOX
Home men seem inclined to Imag
ine that liryaulsoi means nothing
but free coinage of silver at Id to I.
They seem to suppose that the cur
rency heresy was the only offensive
feature of the Chicago platform of
990. Tnen, they say, as the gold
standard has now been establihhed
by law, that menace to the nation
has been removed, and Bryan ism
ha4 lost the offensiveness which
made It so odious four years airo.
Wherefore they tblnk they can wltb
safety vote foi Mr. Bryan In order to
rebuke MiKinley." Such supposi
tion and arguments are in every de
tail erroneous and dangerous. The
gold standard has by no means been
irrevocably established. The fluan
cial law adopted by the republicans
in congress could be repealed in short
rder If Mr. Bryan and a Bryanite
majority in congress were elected,
and thus all the evils of 16 to 1 could
be brought upon the country In 1901
as surely as they could have been in
1897.
It Is, moreover, an error lo regard
the currents heresy as the only bad
feature of Bryanlsm. Kuch Is by no
means the case, as every recollection
of 1896 should remind us. Bryanlsm
then meant m my other objectionabl
thing", and it means them now
dnce every one of theni has ln
pecl rl -ally re formed in Ibis year's
platform. It means, for example.
he imposition of a socialistic Income
lax, which shall establish class .Ki
ll net ions in levislatlon and shall li-
eriininatesgalmt thrift and In nstry
It means the weakening of law and
order by depriving the courts of th
power to make their Judgment ef-
fs t ve. It means the weakening of
governmental au'horlty and the t'l
un ph of the mob by denying the
federal government the power In
protect its own agents In the enndut t
of Its own business. It met us. wor t
UarrRD 8tat Land Orrit-a,
Oregon City, 'regon, July 11. two
' otic it herebv given that iu compli
ance witn tie provim n or the vt ot - uik
greaa of Jui M, I Si 8, nulled "An t lor
the xale of t inber lands In the Btnte of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory," as exteudrd to all he Pub
lic Land rotate by act of Angust 4, !.
Kredenrk M Heidel. of H llntioro flonntv
of Washington, Mate of O egan, hit th
da tiled io thl. oltioe his sworn atutenient
No. 5247. for ths pun-hate of the 8 N K
and Spwij of Bection ho. u& iu
lownsnin no. s n. Kange ho eat. and
will offer proof to allow that the land
sought is inoi valuab for ita timber or
atone than for agricultural purpoa s, and
to establish hut e oini t euiu land before
th Keginte and Keceiver of thia oflice at
Oregon Citv. Oregon, on Friday, the 2th
day of September, V.4M)
le ramea as witneaaes: John l. Mer-
rvman, Oeorg H. Mnrrvrnaii, C. A. Cavell,
a rtna i. neniei, aa oi nuiaooro wanning
ton county, Oregon.
Ally ana all n raons clainuno adveraclv
the above-described landa arc reaueated to
me wietr ciainia in nia omce on or oerore
said 24th d.ty of September, IfMI. s-17
- itegiater. ,
r .;..al'rCay X . . - ' ' " .' "'
These
do the
Business
('hHiiiploii Koi-ce Feed F.levalor,- Guaranteed to waste less grain
than any other. This Elevator basa.world of goodj points ail ex
plained m catalogue. - Send for it
Etfceulric Sprocket Wheel -"
Cuarante.d to give i6 per cent
gain of power when knot ia tied
and -bundle compressed. The
time when other binders choke.
Have you seen our- Draw Cut
Mower? Strongest cutter on '.
earth. Guaranteed to Cut urhfr
n,h. (fiK Uuh?7 al.falfa ChamP;n DraWCut atays at its work when
Champion Mower for
- ....rJ ua u vuiupeiuion. - '
Mitchell, Lewis &Staver Co.,
First & Taylor sts. Portland, Ore.
SVT.vl'" w Jf'if? & n HilkWo, and J. T. Buxton.
,tv M a r VY; McBkbney, canvasser for Hillsliro and vicin
ity. JV.-A. Barrett, for Fc at Grove and North Yamhill vicinity.
Ntir el Klnnl Nettlement.
Kotire la hereby given thai the nudei
signed executor of the estate of Klort ol
let, deceased, has filed hia final aecon-t in
the t onnty Court of W aahtnirtoii County,
Oregon, and said Court h UTted Uon lav,
fept. 24th, 1000 at the hour of 10 o'clock,
a. in. of aaid day, at the Connty Court
room in Hills oro, Vanhingtnn
lug of obiectinna to said
O egon, aa the time and plan tor the hear-
obiectinna toaatil hnal
Dated thia .'d day of Anguat. I!KI t
ounty.
account.
AllOLPH Voi H RUN' Id EN.
Eiecu'or of the eatnte of Flora Collet,
deceased. 14-18
o a. tare on i a..
Bean ta kind Yw Haw) Mwaw BuUftt
llfiatua
f
Tin Kind Yw Haw Alwan
KIltXKY TKA.
Oregon Kidney Tea cure back
ache, Sidney and bladder trouble
For sale at the iX lti.
prH.riy of all foreigners, f , ,hB prostitution ot Justice b
veMiofthe province active poking the supreme riairt .rf tl..
Uultil 8tst for (atrtlsan slitical
purposes.
The-ie things are nryanlstn. They
a what Mr Bryan ttnls for. They
are wnat he stands pled-ml to t.ring
ab-ait t be Is elect td. l?sM) lhat
point lt there be no mbtike. Thse
a11L ii. .
... we .Kree mat the itnmedi. ahominat.la thine .era .....ui,.
. a . I ! .a a i a ... I "
ie oi jeci lor wnicn me military ltdir demandnl In Ik. r.i.- .
forces of the powers have ten Mp. f,H-m 0f i89fl. .nd thev
erating, via Mh relief of the mini. f ,hem, again demamM in the
ters at IVkin, h4 Uen axomplishe.1, Kansas tit nlstfia-m nt ia,.t tk-
there Mill remains Ihe ntherpurpieee man who vote for Bryan votes for
"""" powers nave in com. them, as well aa for the clipped doi-
"'""t wiiwai m irierreu so IB uw ,r. TribUM,
NELSON & REED.
; MANUFACTURERS OF
Hoogh and Dressed
LUMBER
W will bav our sawmill ready to saw
lumlar on or about June 8th. Th body
of timber tributary ia the bert In th
state and hence with our sUrior
machinery and mechanical skill our
product will be axual to that found ia
any market and anperior to most. We
invite orders. ltf .
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
,.;'. MONMOUTH. OREGON.
,, Fall Term opens September 18,
... . a
. taheatuofih Normal School are
, i nan ,i to tefc tti Btate t ertiltcata Ini
nrennre nn vnutnAtion.
mediate! tea readily secure good positions
. Orarlna,, cf ,ir from tl VI to aiMI.
Kxnena Aesilcinio and Professional
Strong )jew special, department
coil rue. ming.
Wo cany all tho popular rom
edics and anything not in stock
wo will gladly got for you.
Drug Sundries
onsisting of combs, tooth, hand, d
nail, hair and cloth brushes, A
j-a " r . i niiitn t t i I All
liiuiu jtntiL'iP, utaiu?, Piittjin tiini
washes, chamois skins, purses,
hot water bottles, nippleSj etc.
Stationery
Our linois .complete, consisting
of. tho latst styles, colors and
shapo box papers, tablets, envel-
' mm visit in riivils. nht.o. Iittir .
fools ca),Jegal cap paper, pens,
inks, etc. "
Perfumery
Wo carry a largo assortment of
. all tho popular odors'pf tho best K
inauuiaciurers.
-
The Delta Drue- Store
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g ' -We f ; ftotue of our fine stock of I.ndics wrap m
which we will aell at gtealely uducctl jric
Rare Bargain!
We also offer some bargains in our clothing'
jile and broken suits at 50 per rent reduction. '
& hi
in
Manual tra nued training department.
Well eqnl KUe containing full announce-
Fnr eataio aa
nients ddr P. L. C VMPBKLU
. President
, Faculty.
Don't Be
DUPED
PHOTO MOUNTS .
Tlifl INDEPENDENT carries in stock
- the best assortment of mount ever In
the city. They will be 1 "
CUT TO ORDER '
. for any size photo. Call and examine
our Justly famous
MELTON BOARD
There bare been placed upon the market
aareral eheap reprlnta of an otianlcte e-lil ion
of " Wetwter'a IHctmnarr." They are belna;
erd aoder Tarloaa aainei at a low prtu
By -
irf (nnda oealera, rroeera, aaenta, tie., and
In a few InsMnosa a a premium foraubacrtp.
tlooa to papers.
Aaaounoeraent of these comparatively
Worthless
reprint are rrry mMeadinit : for tnatanee,
thee are ariTertlaml to he the eurntanllal
eqnlralent of hleher-piieerl bonk, when In
realliir. far aa we know and believe. Iher
are all, from A to Z,
Reprint Dictionaries,
phototype rnplr of a bonk of orer Sftf
rear aa-n, whit h In Ita (lav waa wM for about
5.II, and whlrh was mnrli winertor In paper,
print, and blnriins tothnwlmliaflima, tln
then a work of au Dwelt Inatead of one
Long Since Obsolete.
Th supplement of tn.nm ao-ralloft "new
worfla,' wnlh anmenf these bnokarealverf
tlarl to eon lain, waa rnmpUed hy avntle
man who die.1 ever fonr yeara' " and was
puhllahed before hia drat, (liber minor
addltHMai are prnbabty of aaor or loauralua.
Tn Vehenr'a UaaerldrH Dlarleaary puh
mahr t by our ImiM ia 11m only aiernnrinus
on of lhat Mine familiar lo line seneratkHi.
It eontaina over " paaa. with lllaaira.
ttons oa aesrly every paire. and bear, our
Im print on the title pa. It Mi protected by
amiyrteht from rheep imitation.
Valnable aa thia work la, we har at vast
Tpenae puNMted s fhwouahiy renaed
Sui naaor. known thrnnrhout the world as
Webster's International Dictionary.
to a dictionary kiu a lifetime you akouM
Get the Best.
TOue rated pamphlet Im, Address .
O aXJll4l CO- SerHwfwM, Btoaa.
ararr's Eacliah Remedr w III ala' a
oougbal any time, and will cm the
wnri rrii m twelve hours, or money re
funded. 15 and 60 rents al I n.'l . Ir,i.
Mora, -
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - -
THREE COLLEGE COURSES
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
Hi
The Academy prepares for College and gices
a thorough English Education, the test pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses eery loto. " Board and rooms at the
Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per tceeb, including
rlectric light and heat. .
THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY
Under exoarienced manaaemenL tcilir-
nish rooms and board at cost on tha&Iub
plan, not to exceed $1.60
For full pa JJiculars, address
presidext McClelland, - -
YoTixt Groce, Oregon
3
FALL
TERM
BEGINS
SEPT.
19, 1900.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
v w v a. at r -w i
PURE UKUttK.
a
Patent Medicines,
Druggist's Sundries,
Toilet Artit'les,
Perfumes,
Kodak,
Photo Goods, .
II 10 II (J HADE CHEMICALS.
Call and see our
Swell Stetionary.
Fair Dealing Requires no Fairy Tale.
JOHN DELLAR
Cor. 1st and Yamhill Sta
CLOTH I HG
CENT'S FURNISHINGS
SHOES
SoTE THR rOLLOn UN PRICES OX OUR xrKI'ULTIF.Mt
Ladies Shoes, Kid or Kangaroo, Lace or Button $2.50 value
Men a ciotntnsr, CbevioU or Wonted. Latest St vie?. o.m vain
Bovb' Clothing, Durable and Fashionable, . 4.50 value
Crescent SuiU, . . . . . . .75 value
PORTLAND, ORE.
11.75
7.50
2.GO
.40
JOHN DELLAR. Prop
f l P. DAVIKS.
- iaaioa
T.
O. T. BKLCHKR.
aao'V no raaaa.
St. Gharles Hotel
laroaao rated
rraat aa4 MarrlMalreetis Partlaa. Orecaa.
Klxctrto .1JKhU, Elcctrie BelU and Uydraullo Klaator.
IMRmm atfSU Mr, Maltoa, 74, to $1. U4 Ktotaaraat
l'aatla. .
Give u a call,
la
II A VIES & ItELCIIEIt, MnaSirH.
iWkaja
'J
OREGON STATE FAIR
OAZiBDlTy ORnGOIU.
September 17 to 22, 1900.
ttiggoi and Hotter Than. Ever Hoforo
rlr.aa4a Urtallr latararM, KalUUn Rralr4 a4 Krrtr, all
Mtaea U4lira Tbaraachlr lMreHr4-.rr;tliilt la
I1rl tlaaa Vm4IiI. far ta Urrmt aa4 t
LITE STOCK EIHIBIT AND AGRICULTURAL EIPOSITIOIT
KVKB HKM ON TMK MUST
020.000 in Premiums and Purseo
Uorl rarlni
i j W1 8iilhern rarlflc Railr,.!. Kliwrtl aafitrr rat
V
it
ttnrk will
haiilnl I RK
" r a in i inner iniiirmaiion, alliv
W. WEBKCS6. Fre., . I. WIIWOW, fW.,
HHUkara, OrerM. r.rtlaa4, 0rira.