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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT!- xoads asd mads. KuUumi la Um puatoffiaaat UilUbora, UN. m aaauia-clnaa mall at a liar. ttubaoriptioa, la Jiumm, ft jmt, IM UlLLdbOilO .'UliUdLUiiU CO.froM l. M.UOAULT, KJUor. t'lilDAY, DLCEMBEIi 14, 1900. About 160,000 pound of wool changed band butt week, My Th iMilut Chrouicli. Tba pric w 12 to 12 CtiuU. Oue district in Colorado, loa than lea years old, 1 producing 1,0UC,. 000 a year In gold. Colorado can dig gold, iut)Utd of aaw wood, over I be deleat of Bryan. Partial who have travel! int what over the county Mate that the roada, while aloppy are lu Uttr ton ditlon than they have lf o fur -vtI years at tliln time, This i doutt!i i due 'largely to the favoraliln fill, Th tlwd baa come however uii. u we can not afford to ofot-iid ou weather, but we uiut build riad that will be good when the wratht-r la bad. The county court invited hid for lurniablng rock to put on the Oedal Milk road. There were no bids submitted though one Portland firm personally appeared Mor the court for the purpose of flmliutf out what kind of a con Intel could le made. He was willing to crush rock providing he could get a contract large enough, one that contemplated the expenditure of seven or eihl thousand dollars, and condition that the county enter into Unit! to The United Utates astoulshed the ,"B" " T0C ,rouj "B "u""" " world by the lapld construction o! crusneu. xue coumy u i tbe I'aciiic railroads and will eouaJiy t Va "wn reaming aioug nw - diHliuguish itaelfwben work i N.!"' road to help iuthis matter and gun on tbe Nicaragua Can,. J ,h county can not bind these fill- I ou to observe tbe terms of a con tract it can not Mud itielf to the rock rrubln-f comtanv. Nothing wan done unless it be to And out what ran not be done. The court is consider ing the advisability of buying a crusher of greater capacity than the one now used at Forest Urove, so that a systematic Improvement of the roads may be undertaken. Such a machine will cost, say 17.10. It will not be too large to ne handled by our threaahing machine powers, yet ol sufficient capacity to do effective work. The court has another project un der consideration which is to a and collect tbe road tax in money. The matter will come up at the Jan uary term of the court fur fiunl ac tion. The court finds that it has lost control in a measure of the supervi sors who are now elected at the June election. There Is no way of remov ing supervisors except by the long, tedious and uncertain process of Im peach men t. If a supervisor conclude not to work the road or at a lime to suit his convenience there Is no one above him to forbid. While this I" undoubtedly true, there are advan tages attached to the present system. A supervisors tenure of office is two years, long enough for him to plsn and carry out work for two seasons. A good official has the oportuntty of being of greater service to the public by this longer term than he could be by two short terms broken as they are apt to be when they de pend upon re-appolntment- ln concluding tn njewwge tint president glvutio thecouuiry a atnx ing se'ileuct) : "Let us keep alway in uiln.l that the foi',udaUiou of our g'Vff nuifcut is llbetty; its superstruc ture j,es!.' ci.'ty thousand Hpauisrds have en.. grated to Cuba during tbe past er. They lake kindly to a repub lican toriu oi government and evl Ueutly have no bard feeling toward the Uuiled mates. Carnegie says we should ignore Kuglaud in tbe matter of digging the Nicaragua canal. Tbe great steel mag uate is wrong. We should arbltra rily ignore uu one. No oue can at lord to do that with any neighbor, Of course England must not assume to dictate to us. That is as bad for us to ignore. That portion of the 'message that deals with the Philippines is especial ly interesting. "Tbe fortune of war." says tbe president, "has thrown upon this nation an unsought trust which should be unselfishly discharged, aud devolved upon this government a moral, as well as a material responsi bility toward these millions whom we have freed from an oppressive yoke.'' Nothing Imperialistic in that utterance. The Uerman minister at Washing ton says the policy of bis government in China is to maintain open porta. That is what we have been calling an "Open Door," and It suits us to a dot. China has no unoccupied territory, hence there is no room for coloniza tion unless John Chinaman la ruth lemly pushed to one side. If there were vs'wnl iaad tfiure to be occupied 4y Amet leans then we might want a -tmuorial foot bold. 1 As It is "Open 1'orU ' Ixxit serves our Interests. delivered into the custody of the al lies for puuUhuieut before the allU-a would ciumieuc negotiations for res toring the old order of things. The U. H. admitted that there were those who had been guilty of acts punish able with death but that the penalty should be inflicted -by the Chinese themselves. Tbe American idea was adi ted ty the Powers. Then a lint of guilty officials was prepared. Those that the Chiutwe government could apprehebd were punished. The Washington government suggested that the Chinese goverumeut should not he required to perform the im ponsible before negotiations with Li Hung Chang should be commenced. Some of the guilty Chinese are be yond the jurisdiction of China, and the only way they can be reached is by a decree degrading them In rank and banishing them from the coun try. The piopoHition of Mr. Hay is to let that cls of criminal go so that the swers could at once enter npon negotiations. Tbe American idea was again recognized. This is safe, for it the guilty Chinese come into China and appear at court it will be possible for tbe Chinese Kovernment to apprehend and punish them. By rtsyiag away they do not block ne gotiations. Tbe foreign ministers at Pekiu have agreed upon a plan of Mtlenieut to be submitted to Chins, hut the text has not been made pub lic yet in this i ountry, though it is understood that it has been received t Washington. The .news para graphs of this week from Berlin in dicate that the German diplomats are somewhat jealous of Brother Jons i han. This Is but human nature however our idea seems to be found ed iu justice hence It is like being Jealous of richl. j Nelir ( Fll eUlcruene. i tdxiinUiratrU Nnlt I tea I Kfttatr at Private feitle. lu t1i Comity Court of tl,t Bute of Or... ( Hon, f r Waalm Kto" County . n the lnut j Sutit i. her.-l.y -urn Urrof lie wliile uf hilita A, liiHiam. I. t,f a,i urilur i,l Hon. NiiTu K if h. reby Kiven lliat I -lis '. j I lie Mul of Unvon loi W Ihiikioii cui.utv liurliuiu wiiii nin mru 01 mt r.m - "i , i.a u 111 ine iuuuf ol ik.uIk of miii. ii .hit-. , ilm-uMil. am I il.ilwi Un til ti.i iuii,itiirr Oil 1 H y Ijourtol bila A. Liurliuiu, ilix-caii il, liw lilxl In i tillki turcouilt nuell uiliiilliltral rm 111 lliekbo rlilllltxl ciiilMi inul court, alui lliat llis Hon. U A. Ku.nI, J U'gi uf ;u I court liy nil onlur tliert-for ms-li! Noi.im-t-r Wtti. l:JU liuii uiMiint ! Kri y li,v -Wli l!J0ut tlieliourof ili.'coi k in tl.c f riioou. at tlie 4'ountv Court llou UillBliuro Oniroii. iu lli !' u'i'1 lor liumi,r olt-tloii if a"V llirrv uid Muiuut. uuil Dasnins noon and d t'rniii.iiitf Him kiilli- ily onlcr of Hun. U A. Kootl.Judi.-c of vttitf court. BLI-rtC DltlillAM. Administratrix liBO. 11. UUIIIIM, A t tor in-y for wtitl oiliuiniittratrix. I.!.,,.- W A NT K 1 1 A ( Tl V E UAS UK KHI UJIAH OKU, to ilfliTcr autl t..ll-t iu xreton for old ttahlilil iiutuufiu'lurhiK uuii'..im itoiiM. iu a yur. turn iy. lloiicety uiom lli.ui rivrieii rvuird. t)ur rrlfri ni-e, any L.uilt in nlijr city, fcu- (loHt Utrlt-adllrf Ht:il HlallllM-,1 IIV1.1IM. Manul.., tmvo, i inrtt Kloor, :-H lt-arlorii ft., i hicmu. 1SS1 Do Not Trifle with danger and rememier every cough or cold means danger. Shiloh's Consumption Cure will cure your cough or coll at once. It will heal and strenetnen vour lungs, it is a safeguard for you always. Take it at the first indication of a cough or cold. I HA mvrm eold Milled in throat and bronchial tubrs -cold, always laatrd acveral n.:tht. 1 tried Shilub and it currd mc al uih.c. Aat g lad to a,ld my ilim,Hiy I'lKkKt t (JSHINC, Racier St. Maik Cl.uith, UKuy, N. V. Shlloh'a Cnnanmptlon rnr la atlil hy all tlruKirtata at Situ, SO, ai.tio a Iniltlr. A nriul.,1 iurnut.a .a Willi r.T Im.IO-. If tou ara Mut a.ttlltl ti tu your UrunifUl and a yur uioury back. Write for Hluilratcd book on ron'lrni,tir,n.' trllbout coat 10 you. S. C. Well Co., lKuy, Still St. k TB1BU1K TO AMERICAS WOOL. Nerves Wcai Out And grow weak and exhausted when not properly nou- ished, just as an engine loses its power when the ruel runs lot. The loss of nervous power is seen in the failing health and the wasting form. It is felt in the aching head, the throbbing hcari, the irritability, indigestion, restlessness and loss of sleep. Rty build the worn-out nerves, rest the tired brain and add new fud to the vital fires with the best of all tonics, Dr. Miles' Nervint. i "1 suffered from nervousness and nervous prostra- ( tlon for a long time. I becama thin and wasted, lost control of part of my nerves and muscles, and Htmlly j became so bad that I could not sleep at all. Three i doses of Dr. Miles' Nervine brought the first sleep In ' nearly three weeks. I was on the brink of insanity, but that great nerve restorer brought me buck to health." j Mas. M. K Kked, Delta, Iowa. , D. Miles' Nervine i la food for the worn-out nerves and the weary brain. It ( la a food for the over-taxed and weak digestion. It nourishes, fortifies and refreshes the whole system. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dk. Milks Medical Co., Elkhart, li"? The custom tailoring trade is popu larly supposed to be lightly wedded to 1 m sir led cloths, Tho fuels woiiUI not iMi'port the HuiipoHltmn iu tot,). fc'.ti the cub wioer itr oitee, led to U-f bi;!!t f Indicsitu oyKue tiyiueney mli the uneiion with which kiif sveruk-i f titllnr will seek to rnre:, ernl thbi or Just prloi;tothe meeting of wo- ,hat cloth that he Is showing by de- gresa Bee. Hay conciuueu a treaty ,., to Le "Imnorted." or ienu- wun Karagua, wnicn is a uistinct- . imnorted iroods." ly uipiomatia mumpn. a. grants r. , therefore doul.lv (onifl.nt to me uuueu oiates ,ne exclusive ngm flnd tha ,,f .he nierehant tl to construct, operate and police a ca- org ,h MDOnmlt f ,,1B hil,hl.s, i.al between tbe Atlantic and Pacific L,aHg of ullorlngf ..Tne Hsrtorial Art iu, wumawouuuu. j0M( delivering tho following eu at lira auiia unit) mat an uuut,r I oololon ' siauuiug uau imu rwacueu witu ine United titatea of Columbia cover! ne hit rltrhu ami t.rivllptnt. ti,r thai oou American maue wiHiiens anil The Alvajr Acciptabo Gift I . . ... It. Jlu mii iiuy i, .uveinl,ir. liam.iiulli.iiiaui aii'l Ji.-irtiutf liir aiil ol Hie n-itl vn,i rty Ih-- mim u a.uu ltl.,ie. I, I lie Ull,ltll,lt'H uMiinniir..in n Mini ftiilf, will Iniiii rnl aiu-r ii, u i .lii u ty ui inrmlH-r, n, jiro wl I j at-ll in privalx ule lr cu.-li iu liaiiil ju ttuy ol aulc all tl,u lollovl in UvM-nlinl rml (ruifrty: 1. ii.ae. 1-v-iitK an ' aituaU- ni niiMiniKiuu Lotii.iv, M-ito .if Oiiii'm, ':iiil Iwiiik a Htit i,f Um Uuiiuiitm lMIHi t laini ol .luhu.l Muure uml Muiy 11 Kl.Miic lna who. a U tn-ina- i.artlcuUrly tlracribttl na nlli.Ma, tu- il : I ru aerta in the N,,rtl.-a t i'..rii.r f l!, f,,rty at-rv tract i Hits llou tioii ji,i,i t'laiiu .tllfluwl M.-irn ui,J Ma y 11. Alooru, con vryed by Oi.irl.-a J'. t ,,., BllJ Z(.rjl, , luxiL-r. hm ttitt., to Wary A. farrisoii, l.y Jinl txe ttl.il rruii.ur itli, ISM, hu.I recordt-.l (KluUr iitli. -d, on ,aifti.Mul ll.M.k. "i'ot rt-nrU ol l.vtl-. lor Uiu-lini,. l"ii fount. , On-iron. Haiti ten iter tr.i.'t Ik iiik Uouiiilcil l,yUriim ,K .it the Noilll imhI corner. il aaiil tony aim truei and run miiK Ui n e NortliiiJ ,1..lt., i...i ...... tlie tract of tlie Oregon tVnirul (now tire- I Uiaeliinery nou ami . tiiiiornia) r ilrou'l. ,l rcxlii ilicnce South luii i, i cluile tun ucio null ihti houmlitrif h herein ! ny U'trltel .lincnlied; tli nre Ct to tin- Kaat Imhiii.I- invite ortlttra. .11 Ol aillll IlillW Mi' I'M Iriu-l ...! .1 ' Noil Inn, aaiil Kavt liol.llilu y to be corner; coiiiainiiiK ten iu:rc. l.u.s will u- re ivuil l.y in at tho Law 1 t'l.iceoi w. . urrelt, at HiiUboio. Oie-Kuit uii.u niic ill ik' -11 J.-cl lo lllllnrillttlioll . by tha County Court of Wio.hiin'iiin I l.ii khi at IIkkuos City. Ossuos. i nuiiiy. tirauu. Imteil Noyemlier l.Mli, l'HI MAKY lll MfllliKYS. AilinmiKtnitrixof Ibffalaleol Hnuoii II iiicnce f . iuniii ; I CIAMVOXIIA, Brtoti lh lliril ti:u r.eJ Aiwrivs BOTrA HELSON & REED. MAXUKACTUUKliS OK Roagh and Dressed LUMBER We. will have our sawmill rernly to wi In ml wr on or aUmt June Kth. The IkoIv of timber tributury U the best in Ilia state ami hence with our (Ulterior niul mei lisuictil skill our pro, I nit will lie u I to that I.miii.I iu ami tmiierior lo niimt. V III A Good Winter Shoe I orit i: mic ri ki.h itios j Itepiirliiieut of the lulrrlnr. Huiiiphreyn, deceaaeil otlce to CoiMrtK-tors. X veil that aralvil hiila plueed ou ill Ceiiu 1, auld Notice in bcrt bv for crualied rock to .nin uuii Co. lie' I road, auid rnoona a lo stale juice per yard at (he rook critxlu-r ouiy, tne ei.nirai ior to tiiruixh rork will be received by the i ouiily t ourt at the court roo.n iu liilUlMim. Ure..ou Wednea day. lice. ft. K j. Hie coinii.ituiioners' court it-nerve llie riht to i eject any and all imla I A KOdll, Judne. Hy order 1'iiiiiiiiiHxiouir's Court, and dated at llillnooro thin '.'-lid day of Nov. PM. Any fsriner usntliii; to ktthp a fa i in of ISO Hi rer-, 50 In culli v lnm, fur a term -f one lo five years fun Ii -trn ill the pHitieulsr. by spplyiii ) I'll oh. l. Tenue, llillriboio. Kov. S, l!MI. N (il U K 'S HKUKISY UIVKM TH AT lie- foMowiiiK-uaiiieil aetller baa i,le.1 j itotire of biH intention to make liuul nrutif in aiiiiport of hia claim, ami that aaid proof will be made before the County Clerk of WithbiiiKloii county, ut llillaboru, Ore., on Deceiulier H. I'.KIU, via: WILLIAM II. WIKK, II. K. No. Inrill.lortheN W ol See. 8 T 2 sua U . He iiauica the following witiieHfes to prove Ilia coiiiiiiuoua reaitleiiee upon and cultivation oi raid land, via: John i'. Miller, of Ulenco, Ore. John I.ol'lii.. tif Hurr t- riichcy, of mm Aiik'IS Mvbeod, of " ( HAS. h. MOOJtKH, Just What You Want 1!I'N EST! .1 : N-i MADE AT NEW SUlMLl6HT fACTOITf! A good m wCrtOOl SShoe. The new firm of -chulmerich llros. do sell Kods chesper Ihsn sny linn in tie city. Uit their price before iiureliHying, liliuiiiintrntor'M Xotire ol ointment. Notice IB hereby civen Hint the uiiilnrulnn. ed, It. 1. K;il, ,n, bus been appointed by the County on t ol the State of Oregon, f r the County of Wanhiiiutoii, adiuiniii l rat or of 'he nutate of (ounrc. ii Ai... under, (iceeiiKi'd. and has du y quulii.ed as mi. ii uo nou iii i aior All tiersoiiH havini; clniniH m-ainut entate are hereby not i lied an reuuired to present the name, duly ve-ilied and with iroper voiicbeiM, to aii 'iilinllilKtrulor at be lawotl.ee. ol ' T'hrm. II .1 K. II. loriru . Morgan Block, llillnboro, UrcKon wit in an inontha from the date of tho tint publ cation of thia notice. Dateil .November '17, 1.0. H. I. K AT N, Adnunintrator of tbe ealata of (oKirira IJ Alexander, deceiuied. Kate o; liiat publication. November 30. Mounts forhttmn nictures at the Indkpknpknt olllce. 1 (lo!! and a hslf for R i-tH. BAD COLDS. (juiiiine lu years behind, Co 1,1m do not now have to heeintiired. AlKNUKi.'e 1ma aie Tahulu, (called dv amic from their energy) crowd a week ordinary treat ment into rjioura and abort tbe worst of vo on over iiui,. "It wan the womtcaae ofirrip I ever had A hull' du .eu friends bud aure cures, titill it liuinr on. Heard of the Ivnamio I AS I'I.kh. To my amazement they stopped nam coin ami coukii me nrst muni. I en iloi e mid ret iuniii nd them lo the people." lltie itv Hkm.ky,' Kx-MemlM-r lAiiwr.aa aud Attorney. IUI Sanaome Hlreet, Han r iitiieiHCo. July 7. r.H ). "Winter cobla have alunya been aerioui f lii i a to me 1 hty are haiit and tay lor ii'onllia Hut tbe lant waa atoptied aud denly by MMiKi.'a Dynamic Iahiiiu both couirh and cold diiappettn'd in a couple of daya Nolhinit elae doea thia for me." Jlu. ha ma I,, iioii.in, 14 Aloaas ., fun Frniie'nco Au. tl, 'no. "I live i -rrona tlie alretit Irom where MKitnKi.'n lYNAHie Tahc i.Ka are made. I lint ia bow I liiwt took them. I bey atop cobla without notice. 1 took s doieii bo lea with me for Hell and friends when 1 went to Nome " H. I.. Van Winki k, CapiUtliat, : 111 1 7 W'aahiiiKtou street, Hull Franciitco AiiKUHt In, l'.'i I cllt pontpaid for L'5 centa in stumpa by ISLAM) l U (U., WoahiiiKton Htrect han Kianciitco. 'or aalo ut the I'liurmocy. OA Witlw aig-iatnn SToniA. the Kind m Ha iar BouM OASTOniA. Bnth Ilw Kind Yon Haw lwa BouflM DOM ESTK, ikinasitAala um tha ftuu aan.l.... 1 .... ..... fk n,...u.- . i wowmo w v iiaiTT urnn uH'Un ailtj a...nu.. u. a.iOTui.u, "' worsteds in the world at (Junta llica on similar lines lor the use uf the right bank of the San Juan river was secured some time ago, making the Nicaraguan concession complete. the price. This has been true of them for seve ral years, but is more emphatically so now than ever before. Tl.oso for the incoming mason show great im provement over any ever put on the market before, not only iu quality, hut in design and finish. Keu in the medium err hi lint IHa liimiiMiu, fl J ohn T. Morgan, of Alabama, has rica now being shown are excellent been re-eli cted to the senate by the I from every point ol view, and nin he unanimous vote of each branch of the I protttably handled by good tailors wun cretin to inemseives and satis- ftki't itw in IKail. i,iiuIii,ji.j In I . .. consacutive election. He entered the Ml of nnlh ld ,n that of design senate in 1877, and bis present term I American manufacturers have reach- will expire In 11M)1. Tbe one for d great excellence; so great, Indeed, which he has Just been chosen runs h "eir bet productions handle on till 1907 The senator is now . K .lthe little over 76 yean of age, but ie ro-1 fullv eoual in eorr.in-. ,.r .i.,-... bust both physically and mentally, and clearness and desirshiliiy of He is very creditable official. Mor- cnlor- gan is broad-minded and public-splr- lt,", Ppreeiatlon is fully deserved ited, and Is In entire harmony with nd could be consldtrably enlarged, the republican party on the question The medium and many of the low of expansion. In this repect he Is in P'" American woolens have long line with the majority of the south, r80 characterized by their genuine ern democrats. Flag-furling Is un. ness anti ireeuom irom sopnisiicstloi. popular In the south. Bryan got 142 wlth "wo"1 "kstitutes" of any kind of his 165 electoral votes in the south "y " manumciure msy well go hand In hand with honesty In gov ernment and diplomacy, for which the United States has been if lute years gaining much repute among the nations. I TFICE of CUl GLAUS ( alwtjs rwi;t weicou at Orniltma suit "I a I imios iH 'ueen I he ( bri tu.n . .. hy a iki or us'i.iii. l l.tie t eon.etiilnit ilaml na j,iitU'r and he.irtti and hriKbtucw w biol. nutkin ii moat alealing to thoae of lelind ta-le. W' Ti.ve Komn aiiliurl) examplta, for thoc Woo can aliortl to buy them and at our prices all can afford to buy them. There is a great difference in Cut Ulasa qualities and patterns. We ara ahowiug the kind you ought to buy. The right value is in each peice for the money you pay. .avar". 1 1 Hoyt, The Jeweler. Xotlre of final Nettlement. Notice is h reby eiven that the under- Mlinieil.ua aaaiEiiee ol me eatate of t noa Colllna. Insolvent, bus tiled in the Cl'cuu Court or the ntutn ol tneuoll. tor WuhU iuirton t oiintv. hia tinul account, as audi unaiirnei', and that said court I an unpoint ed Aloi tluy, tbe lHtn day oi Marcii, 1. ill, ut lu o'clock in the forenoon ol aiml tlttv. oa the time for the final settlement of aaid eatate, and for hearing objections, If any, to an id tinul account, and to the approval thereof. A. J.KAN.NO. Anaipneeof the estate of Clio. Collins naolveiit. ZS-32 otire of Appointment of Ad min Im rat rlx. but immt of the men who supported him in that quarter did so on the presumption that he would be de feated In the north and west. Tbe south did not put on mourning on account of the Iiryanite smash-up on November 6. It gained currency that Sec. of State Hay would resign if the Hay- l'auncefote treaty was amended In the senate. There Is probably no fountiation for such report, but it is really hoped that Sec Hay will not tarnish his reputation as diplomat Free-Traders insisted that under the lower scale of duties in the VVil- sonQorman law Americans were the gainers through the privilege of wear Ing clothes made of foreign woolens that were belter and cheaper than those of An.erlcan make. There never was particle of truth in thi contention. During the period uf the Wilson-Gorman law sn euornioii The iindei alimed bavina1 been Hole atv pointed by the County Court of the Stale ol Oregon, for Washington County, admin istratrix ol the estate of C. A. Hayinond, deceased and hating duly qualilied, and entered upon the discharge of her duties as such t l persons therefore having claims awainst ui.i estate are hereby requested itn.l required to present them, with the proper votiche. , to the undersigned, eit h r at her renideme in Hanton, Washington County, Oregon, or at the law olllce of Ihos. 11. A r.. It. Toiiuue in Ilillsboro, Washing. on County, Oregon, willil i six montns Irom the date hereof. Hated at Hills' o o, Washington County uregon, una l, nil oity oi ftovemner, i-jjo, IHA J. KAMOMI, Adminintrittrix of the estate ol (1. A. liaytnomi, deceased. 2tf.11 i Take them 2 o to day and youllbevveil to morrow, g Baldwins Cold Cure o o For -alp At Deltn Di ug Htore Tablet No23B (Cold in head) NoCurcNoPayc o o o o o o 3 a & IJAC vnn norn nrwc iuu UOCU Wheat en Storage. by such an act of petulancy. It huN"""1' of ,nfer',,r "'" CHm(' been the glory of American politics that officials are chosen for staled term of office and that on no account will they resign when a slight popu Isr disapproval Is shown, tor no reason do we wsut to be aping tht cabinets of Kurope. The certain ten ure of office has contributed much to the stability of our government. Many of our triumphs in diplomacy have come because our officials have not been made nervous by the pros pect of an adverse majority. If the senate amends the treaty let the res ponsibility be on that branch of tbe government and not with tha State lH-jiartment. lo this country and was sold at good prices because of the populsr belitf that foreign woolens were of suritir quality. Since the passage of the Dlngley law with ill adequately pro tective duties American cloth mskers have made great strides in woolen production, and are turning nut the honesteet goods and the het goods for the money to be had anywhere in the world. Our impnrti of wool ens have fallen off about 70 iierrvrt in the last three years, and Ameri cans are the best dressed people on earth. American Economist. I will In s abort time move the machin ery of the Crescent Mill 'om tbe mill house ou WhIcs I reek to the ui'U-hoo.e re cently purchased at the Forest drove K. K, Station. '1 hose having wh.at in the mill to be lloured are requested to call ami get their Hour witbtu the next few days. And others w ho have wh at on stori e are ask ed to call at tbe Forest Urove bank, or at the mill en Uales Creek and air.'iige with me for its dinpo.ition. Forest Grove. lcc, bthll O. K. W. HA1.NK8, XtlTU K t'Oltn KLH'ATIOS Irepar.ment of Interior. r I.asd Orncs at Osioos Citv, Oas. December 1st, in 0, NOTICF iS IIKKEBY OIVKN TH AT the following named settler bits liletl notice ol his intention to make tlnal Drool in sup oil of hia claim, and that a Id proof win iw inline iieiorv Register ana ncceiver. at Oregon City, Oregon on Janu i II, CAI.BR T. ItOWEN'. U'lfio, for the 8 W dec lift : .), vis: Uerotany intimated at Brit that certain Chinese offenders should be 11. K, So. N it s W. He names the following witnesses to prove hia continuous resilience ui on and cultivation oi said land vis It. K Carlson, of Alvin 11 Powell, of Marion Kdee, of Merrill Hotcbkiss of t HA, 34 Portland, On Pitubnr , trrr llillnlioro, tire. .. I. MlHli'KH, Kegister -a. u a, Christmas Opportunity. We hsve striven lo nmke jour hliilny hnyirg t cori'tiiieiil sml sstisfselory this year. We have the itikhIs, tve iimte the prices. I) n't buy sml-s, don't fall lo make your money ( un-, See what k have, "yet cur prices, thin !ii I; ui,. in, ,l if yon think It worth while. i(.re are a few desirable (rift. Come to the store lo see the rest. Oloveand llnmlki rehit f ln xt Nec ie lixes, ivdlsr and CufT B Jtee, Mm leu e. St t , I'lmti Alliums, Pic:ure ds.ks, .( i Delta Drug Stort 4 Main St., Hillsboro, Ore. ti T W W ty wri ly sr-er itf igr-j t u i Baby's First Shoes Free. I will furnish you with a eertifleate which i.ni, M ed hy the Mother, Father hihI the stlt-nding physician you get the shis-s absolutely Iree BUTTEB PARCHMENT? . All gilt-edged butter put on the mar ket by creamciics is wrapped in paper. The product of the private daily would reach its market in much bettei condi- . tion if wrapped in Butter Parchment than it does when wrapped in cloth. Parchment is not only better than cloth but cheaper. . Cloth sells at 6 cents per yard Irom which 27 sheets can be nt 27Parch nient wrappers cost stf cents. 500 ShePis 8x11, 500 Sheets. 8x3, 50 cts, 55 cts T IXl.wtvvlt i 4 I 1 ui imi::m-iii, 111 evi'rv luuiv in this county, horn in tho year 1001, its first pair of shoos, absolutely five. All you have to do is to comply lo the print ed proposition below. I.emein ber they .don't cast-you a cent. What You Have to Do. 51 sit: 11- Ji then THREE COLLEGE COUUf'.ES 1 CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY Hi PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - - The standard rize lor ?-XMiiid rolls is 8xtt inches; 2-p und blocks are wrapped in the 8x13 size. One reason why paper has not lieen generally used heretofore, farmers could not git it nt the general More It is now kept at the Independent of fice cut to any size wanted. The Academy prepares for College and pices a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All cx- pens ea eery loto. Board and rooms a te Ladies' Hall $3 to $4 per ireeh. includina eieccnc ugnt and heat. THE CCLLEQE DORMITORY Under experienced management, trilJ fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed 1.60 For full pai iculars, address president McClelland, Forest Grotre, Oregon '-at FALL TERM BEGIN! SEPT. 10. . -1 tv;,S itw I'll' -.iZL r1.. PV FKEE If it I'aih Green Raven is the iiamp and tnii-L-... t i .-. r , . offered as an imitation or substitute of any other preparation, hot an LT.' , ' "", am-thillf ill the linn nf rv,.. r.. I r " . an m.' ,l)l,e on " -".St tinci tit:icioiore 'IllC III. 1 1 Kind Ciiith letter. It Cures. manufactured. It is not like others. It is much Green Kaven Cough Syrup It I .not nMi,!i , ,ig,,r ,,!,. u nol i, , tc l.y tl,,ll It I, ml, md we wi tefund tretly anil oinnly claim that this irtunity to prove our Cain,. The, can nZnl oZtlF' MANUFACTURKD, GUARANTEED AND SOLD BY palatable and readily it fails to cure. We :isk lnr an op r , r; for acceptabl Idaav Stat II patented. THE PATENT RECORT Baltimora. Md. lyuua ic. l lb "arntr KaixMia t, ua l our (MincoH Four IMIs THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY rimsjiiil to Tu ne I If-,' Pi 4 r r, V?. P -. ... p.i ianil irta