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If0 Vol. XXIX HILLSBORO, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE at, 1901 No. 5 .KNKRAL. 1HRKCTORY. HT4I tk l'1-Hl'KHS. li .. rn.ir . .. T. I'. "leer H-er-larv ulSwk If. I. limta. irtveturer ... . Muuo i 4. I'ublia luatruetinn.. J. li. A. ennui. ' Vr-r'T . . . W.H U4. i.... . .'b. fc. VSiiiv.rw Ml f, rum. t'.iiirt H. . llMUi I r. a. More Julmi Fifth lilrh.t ... T. A. U-Hrlt All ,ruy Pitta inilml lUrrinon Allen riiOrrSMOXAL (title. THUS. U TOMIi r. i. s. Tvr CtllNll tirrlCKIU. I. J Itltfl. . tI.)iiiuiiiiiMrs I I'lt.k !; 1'dt.r .... 1 r n. eirt r 4...'ir ti t'j ,.n -n(Hiriut'-uat.iii h -y(r trwirr .... ... U A. IUmmI .J. O A. I'mm. K.J. Wur.l .tleo. A. Mora ..Jnlill W. rwael I.. vt aim K. t rainluil ,.ico. II. W llrul II. A. I.. T -. Wilk . W. I'. Via Cu.ik. 11. Muri' W In. al.u .)'.. . KtvU)'" jMHlVel rm orm Kb. rt ! I r. i r' l.tf I .1 ifrf M. u.l IW.SI nf INuio V, A. I ailey. Mayor J.inn uruiri.i J. I. 'i aim-inn J. .III! II n r.. 0. I row ll J I n Mil n Will. Ii-n"i .tlriiton o..iiih K.ini'l Kvtrii .'I I l lil.-l . Kvriill ).. J. I' I. an. lull I'OrU III K'K INKOU.NU I'lON. C'm a.aila nliHM al tha llillabnru real I j li m. iImiIv: ii-.iiu.ni, West Union. Belbxr, and IWvUi I li, at 1. iu. ' mi Huiiiu, (t:Ma ni. ijjin l.i I'uriUud ami y-.trioe, :6' a nt. ul 4 p. iu. Kjr rarmiuKUiu and Lanrel. d.iilv a' l I JI IUJll AN l WHIETV NOIIHIM. C, iNliKKUAI'IIINAL. OHl'iM'.H, otiruef J t mi and Kifth directs, i'reaehiub emry .Halibiith, oinrtiuie and aveniiiK. Sub. ball: aiih.ini at m o'cluck a. m. Pravel nm iinc 1'bnrs.lav ( uinij. V. K K. ti. K. Inn iay at p. in. Ml wrvtrvx I .h.l.l, rltfllf. int. ri!:.UT Bllil tll'l'.!!!! Kvi.-in' c. ir.'ml I y .nii KVAN r. Ht'liJIKU i-...r A V tary I'uoiic. TllllH II A E. II THM;l I, TTOIIN K VH-AT-L A VV. lill.l.Hl.KO, Ulill.i . Orru:a: U-i.uia, 1, s i Muruau Ivtifc . . HAKKKI1, 'n 'UN KYS-AT-LA VS lttldlll(,tHKfN , rrif: iVntrnl I'l.ik. Iiinii,i t. hi.! hkxh i;vma, YTTORNKY-AT LAW. tm.lMMlM' HIIIIKIK I'flli'l Ki..hii K i Bd 7. I.Tfar blnuk iVr TT Jt TT Or, Christian StewnnMiip. 9 HV CHAKLES 31. SHELDOX, Aulbor of "Iu Ilia SUi," "Tli i'rwirlxioii of I'liilip Stroni;," "K.lM?rt Hinly'tSrvm Hay." "Mtilo.ui Kirk," He. tVijiyriglit, l.'l, l.y CoiiKrT'aiiiiiil rublialiiuu Su ictT. Hit "So," wil.l Stuart. lie wai aud al wajra liuj Im InilitTerenl to llu' ' purtiftilur fuium and oi-n-iuuniea of ! life, evm tlio old life from wlili-U tie , was now riii:ui-l)ntcd. aud lit.1 uudtT- stood Itlii'iia'a mi-nm for tills rt-queat. , Stir bflout'd to the ttiiiiy. find tbe little squad of otlhvrs aud privates was wuiuaD stuiidlua: by his side to tuls coatuu.e. wlileb bad Umoiiih dear to a siu kick aud body aufferlut; buuiaulty, was tbe woumu ubo n :- to walk baud Iu baud wltb blui tLroui;U life wirb all tlit'.s people now crowded lulu the hull, tbe largest factor lu ttotb tbelr exiHTleiuva. aud It etnied to bllu pecially appropriate that they should II. 1. HAM.lt. I TOKNKY ANU v ttlUM KUm AT LAU Hil.l.i-tb'iitt tn;i,o j very dear to her. She loured to as- aoieujuiie tue uiohi sacred eveut of I sure them In every way ponsllile that tl,e1'" Uvea lit the preaeuee of tlioe I her marriage had not lu any way re- "horn they had begiiu to help and re moved theia from her iu aympathy. V truly Delongiu to the great So one evenius alHMit a week after , urotnernoou in the family which Is one the d. nartnre of Louise aud Aunt 'n UoJ the Katber. "rrn a: Dver iA'lla UrtiK Store JOHN M. MA I.I, iTTORNF.Y-AT-I.AW, . HILLSllORO, OUFAION. I! i ii y M irt'Hn ltlot k, K"' ins I A 'J. Itoyal Stuart went down to Eric's cottage and met Andrew and the doc tor there. Tojfetber y eut over to Khena'a lodging, uu.l pieseutly she came out drewsed lu the army coxtuuie. that Stuart aid was the bent aud moat becouiitiK for her to wear. She took his arm, alid. with Ki ic aud the doctor and Andrew inunliiuir liehlnd, they stepped over to the hull. The army was lu great excitement. It had paraded the streets, held Its They had pluuued to remain some time after the service was over to shake bauds with the men. But tbe crowd outside was clamoring to get In. and Dually, at the major's suggestion, the men Bled up to the platform, shook hands, offered their greetings aud went down the other side of the aisle am out of the hall. Tbe men outside soon leu. nit! of this arrangement and form ed a line that reached out Into tbe .t re, past the baud stand, and before outdoor meeting and wa linck at the j Stuart and Hhena knew what tbe ma S. 1. USE LATKK, X. II. I'. M. Ml YSU'IAN ANI MrilOKON IIII.l.KIK !(( I, OK OWN tlrrira: at residi'DC. rant itmil M..IIWI, wh. re be will be toiintl it all ' wheo not vi.itniK paiietitH. s. J. I. 1AMIIX1K, I. K. K. SI IUIKON, niL.i.smitu. oi;r- n. p VAMOKIiinAI. tllH KdH tVwiiei l1J filth and Kir I'rtMubniK every Suuilaf avei tt.ti at H p. in.: every Suieiat t 11 a. in.: Suuday m.hisil itt 10 a. oi. i "vr neetinu eerv WivlnoittUy eveniim; lirialuiit Kndeavor at 7::w p in. IWiij. liartiiiiiii, 1'astur. MK. )Hlli;lll, II Uiv. .rt!.tir. ,1'rttaoliiuiteTerySabtmtb i i..niiuK nod i Vx.iuig Mnbaiii sriioul evttry Sablnttii at I I 4. a lue m -eiiog ever) Snuday at :'U r . uuueral prayer meetiuu avert Thn.-iay vemiiu. Lenders' and SU-ard't :iMi:iug the i bird I'neaday eveping of taoli Dinoik ' II IUST1 AN I'll I IK'll. I'reailiiiirlst Id Bii.lt li Sundays in each nionlli at II in. I ranT ineelniK li.iiniay evening, t'hrist iu n ' ndeavorat 7 p m k. II Sit k.t KIOSK 1'aslor. Daughters of Krhekuh. UlLLSIIdKU KKI K K A 1 1 I.OIMiK NO M, I t II '. Hints in (1.1.1 Krllowa' liuli every haturtluy evenini'. Uli.iiuu:t ev ry L'n.l Welti ting's hah. M. VA. fAXIP NO. Slin. MKKI'S and Itb Sal m.i. iv nlKbt, at A. I. I . UII.LNI OliO L'IH.K t-it W., every Lrai rrnlev aveinui: eucn UHinth. ( ri.' trni KmiiiFNix . comer I bird aud Main Strwla. Otli.o bnvr. H JO I" 1 a. ui., I to ft aud 7 to H p. ni. 'leir-phoua U resi'li-urw from Krnok J Seta1 lirnpfttnre ai all hours. All aalla promptly attemle inih' or day. K A. llAll.KV, N. i:. J II YSU'IAN AND 8UKUF.ON IIILIK()KO. OUKrON. Oilier Morgan I '.hi ley Hick, up stairs, rooms lL', Li and l.i. Keaideuoe, S. w, (kir ItHse Line aud Seooud ir t hotli 'I'lionea A. 1 1. It. d turd -ml aud Itb S- f II. dayiiof each uaoiitli. I I II.T.SIUIKM tlllANH k. Ml. 7.1, nierU 1 1 I. W. . I . l)S I KI'M A l.tll'lK. Ml. Ml. meet K. Hall. V hi tort imule weloniue. Ilegrre ti ileaei. I111K DKIIIIKK . ' IIOSOK. A. O. I W meet in ' ehruug ball every brst and ibud K.l.l.iy x.-nilii! ol ra.'b month. T ItalhbuHe Sisters. 1HihNH IA IKMI'IK NO. In, K. S., Di.vts every 2nd snd 4'b Kruiay Inea.-b unmtii al 7 : jn o'eliH-k in Weliraiig'allail. k. r i. jH'KNI LtUKlK, S(. !M, K. OK V., u.etlt in M . ie Hall ou Moodny eteviiu- ol raoh veek. S-ijonrning bretbrt ri tU- luii.J to lodge nieetinua. A. t'. aatl A. 9. f IMIAl 1 1 V LOIKIK Ml. A, A. P. A L M.. 1 iiinvts every Satnrdav dim hi ou or after Tittt uiooa nf ea)h nieu'r-. O. K.. S. N t II A I'l V K. NO .11. o. K.S. n r ii ftir I'O A I. AT tiff: Sf HNMllT Ti t'h I ti'-s 'ty oi v h n in. M1 :. w i: K. IS IN orli KKI.I.1W8 HAI.I. N tbe brst simI Hiinl ! inlays of rh iiioi'tlt, al '.' Ut o't-Ka k. p, in. EJ.KIS1IV T, 0. li'.l, t,. A. IL s KRIS !OIU I'll lown HAI.I ON ,v I the lint and third Satuniaya of eac'i mouth, al J.iVu cbs p. ai. J. t. AHKlS. Dkntist, IMI.I.SllOIiO, ORKliOX. Okkii a II.U'ks: p a. in. to 4 :30 . ni. Olii-e in I'liioii block over I'liarmsey K. MXON, jjF.NTtHT, KOIiFKT (iKUYK.OKKCON Peslarti rial teeth $"i..'sl pererl. Cement and Amalgam lillings Ao cen a caeli. tioid bllnign from $1 up Vitali.ed air for pain less extrai'lion. Ovrii s : three d.r north of Prioi Hire. Ortnw honrs from ( a. m. bit (. in. W A N I Kit. t'n pa I ile. reliable person In every county to represent large company of solid iiiianciul reputation; ftktii aular per vear, pnyal le aeekly ; M w.r day alnsv iiitely sure and ul eKpenses; truigit, buna-tide, d finite salary, no txiuiiuiasioii ; salary pal I each atul:l ami exH'iise money advanced each week, 6i ANbAKl' Hol SK, IH4 LiKABnoSN St., ( iiii kiu. i-2 hall to welcome Hie lirble and groom. The little ban. I si. mil Just outside, aud what It lat-Ued lu numbers it made up lu muscle. Tbe big drum hud never received such a vigorous beutlug as It received that niglit. The tambourlues would certnlniy have been knocked in to small pieces If they had not beeu made of very tough material. And "Scaly Joe." now kuowu us "Witness lug Joseph." would surely have blown himself through the boles of his flute If he had but been possessed of a pair of lungs that could be almost lu tlellnltely expanded. Outside the hall, standing about lu a great crowd, were the miuers of Cham pion. They greeted the little bridal party with hearty cheers as It came up, aud ns anon as the baud had finish ed aud Stuart aud Uhcua. Andrew and Eric and tbe doctor bad goue In they crowded after. Ailing up the old room until It eoul. I not bold another person. There were a good many brief prayers and several rousing songs as the army took Its place ou the plat form. Tbe major, also carried away by tbe greatness of tbe occasion, made a rattling Seecb, punctured with fre quent aniens and halleluiahs from the rest of the army. The collection was not forgotten, and as it was an occa sion out of a lifetime and tbe men were getting wages again the tam bourines were heavy wltb silver, and tbe major began to think of putting up suitable headquarters at once. Finally the noise ceased, and Andrew read tbe marriage service, Rbcna and Stuart standing in the middle of the platform, Eric and the doctor a little one aide and behind Stuart. This part of tbe ceremony was not strictly ac cording to Salvation Army rules, but 'everything goes tonight." as "Wit nessing Joseph" said lu a few remarks after tbe collection. Andrew's prayer was full of beauty and power. "That was almost as good a prayer as some we bare here lu the ball confession nights," said the major afterward. Tbe w hole ceremony was very Impressive to Stuart In spite of tbe aurrouudings and the army exercises that accompa nied them, fur 'je felt in It all that this Jnr hud arranged they were facing a stn am of miners that bade fair to keep tbi i.i standing there : ..o or three hours, "t :iU you stand ;t, Mrs. Duncan?" aski .1 Stuart, looki.: ,- Into the blushiug face, Third" Not ire" Ewry editor has rttvivet! tbeiu. Tbn porduiasler. is not V.i blame. For Instance, here i- ut.-tu tisuiml Titu Stitirt wliu etui us tli rw unlit vt to slop his paper; lie liil out waul it auy longer. We wondered what was Hie matter. Up on in vsiigalloit of our aubrrriptioii lint wd found Tim was Short 12 60, lie hail never paid a mot, yet Lad stopped bin paper as a matter of ecoo e ny lo us. A few evenings ago we stepped into l he church and Tim's nit nslious ictiiir rang out cUjar la soul stirring Ming-, "Jesus Paid It All." Il might have been nils Ijktn, but his ear newt nets impiewied U The ties I tiny we sent him a receipt in full, begging bis pardon for nut knowing that be had made tui aminmetit of his liabilities. Ex. iliinge. out kecokd is mm. Call al The Delta drug store aud get a free sample of Chaiuberlaiu's M-uiath and Liver Tablets, They are an elegant physic. They also improve Ihe Hpdlte, strengthen i he digestion aud regulate the liver and bowels. They are easy lo take Mtt'l pleasant in t fleet. You may as well expect to run s't hid engine without water aa to Bud an ttctive, energetic man with a t'irpiil liver and you may know that his liver is torpid when lie does not relish his fiaal or feels dull after eat- ing, oren bus lieu ache and aouie- ll lues dizziness. A few i lotted of l'iiemiwriuiu's stouiuch ami Liver I'ulilels w ill reel. ire his liver to its wuicu never .ooaeo. so oeauurui ,.,! functions, rcuew bis vitality, army bonuet as tonight I. . , ,, "You forg. t, sir. that I have stood In I ""I"" "'gem,..,, maae mm feel like a new ma.ii. rrice, 25 cent-i. Simples free at The Delta Drug siore. this Lull a good many long hours this winter. I feel quite confident of tiring you out Isn't it beautiful of theiu? This Is worth more, Stuart, than all the fashion and parade of society, for these people love us, aud we kuow It" "Aye. aye," replied Stuart proudly, happy f his wife's health aud strength and Christian beauty. "'That belongs to be.' It is worth a million times more to us than all the gingerbread trlmmlu -s of society fashionable wed dings." Meanwhile the doctor, Andrew and Eric disappeared. WT.ett Stuart aud Khena Anally came out after receiving the men and after a closing volley of shouts an I drumbeats from the army, they foun I the three men by tbe side of a two Muted cutter trimmed wltb spruce boughs. The doctor motioned them to take the back seat j "What" cried Stuart "you here yet doctor? I thought sure you bad been called away." "It's a wonder I wasn't" replied the u.ietor. "A" through the ceremonv I thongbt I could bear a voice saying: 'is doctor iu there? He's wanted at once. Lew Tretli . en's broke bis leg and wants doctor to come right up.' Now, then, are you ready? Eric and Andrew are going :li me to escort you home. We were afraid you might lose yonr way." "Do you dare ride with the doctor?" i asked Stuart of Khena. I A reed I'sugh Slediclue. It speaks well for ChsiutMrlalu's' Cough Hemetly when druggists use it in their own frtmiliea in preference to any other. "I have sold Chain l i rlaiu's Cough Kemetly for the past liveyeitrs with complete satisfaction lo inyH'lf and customers," says Druggiht J. U ihlsinilh, Van Etten, N Y. "I have always used it In my own futnily Isiih for ordinary roughs snd colds and for tiie cough follow ing lu grippe aud find it very rtHca. cious." For sale by The -Delta Drug Store. Mr. V. 8. Whedon, Cashier of the Firsi National Banc of Wlnterest, Iowa, in a recent letter gives some experience with a carpenter in his employ, that will be ol value to other mechanic. He says: 'I had a car penter working for me who was obliged to stop work for several days on account ol being troubled with diarrhoea. I mentioned to him that I dare go anywhere wltb you," ahe 1 1 had been similarly troubled and replied, and Stuart was excusable for kissing her as he lifted ber Into tbe cut ter. Tbe doctor had hitched Ajax up wltb that Chrtiiitttrlain's Code, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me. He bought a bottle of it from the fastest horse he could fiud In the the druggist here and informed me hotel stables, mid after they had start ed be bad his hands full. Tbe miners sent un a cheer us they dashed Into tbe fil'i's wf on Fourth I'uqe. that one dose eared him and he is again at his work." For aale by The D. Ita Drugstore. OABTOniA fcanU t 1" I ri Wisi ' Bflt Ugsatar. 0 M'-UXCK K KNOUTS. ''To the iiuitintaius our ms.I in increasing numbers yearly hs.k for ilutx1 tlays of relitxalinn Mini recrea tion nnv.-H.try lo tiinintuiu the Itu man niHi liitie in fair working condi tion. The languorous tdolli ol the scHshore provra very seductive while it lusts, but many have decided tllst (he annual outing should provide uol only radic?' change of air anil siir rounding, but aiso such stimulation nf flagging energies na w ill provide brwn ami vigor for the return to lalair. For this I hey urge the moiin atn climb and rumble, the bal-mtn of lite mounlKin pines, and the clear, iin olulu rub d n otiiittilti sir.'' "In this ilirts tn n il:esh.t'a li"un now affords a ucalth nf aiirsttii tis The entire line of r.i l fr.iii A-hlaod to ll tltlin is -hi. 1. 1. -.1 virli charm ing and acer-iblf hub Is :n.. cnirp "lit'ri' are chttr hii.I i iin.ii i rtni lit uliiig ' ressiisbie ' m.il u li ti-U can hunt, 11 b, I. jf, nr y li .piai fici'i'y " "i r if u bx.k b r b- el t:g :' r . notii' l :b r in l- fmn h t r ii !! b.ui'h. -priiig i.f A-l I il. Cm. t t-,, An li r n, llirih tt, I5 o.n ubii Fas' ltil.lt." "lb I, ire visiiing E.ir.ipf, the pet.., pie of Ihe North t -I should I'lt' giorit a of Y mile Valley, and Ihe, wotiiKon grove of M it "a and. Calavera; the Parisian ure likely to1 make inquirh concertiing these at- tractive resort." send to Mr. C H. Markbam, Hen- j rsl P.t!entrer Airtnt, Ptartland, for 1 eew Ndiklet on Crtstle CtMtr, Shasta j.w,ring, I.ThiI River, Yimlfe,: ' aud excursion ratiw lliert lo. STAVER COMPANY Portland, Oregon. MITCHELL, LEWIS & First and Taylor Sts. iilTCHELL WAGONS, GUARANTEED Tol alisoulntcly the lKst wagon htiilt. No man on earth can build a. better wagon than a MITCHELL IT DRAWS THE BRR- , CHAMKIUN NO PUSH. B ! A.yQjPAjv cut y- y MOWERS and BINDERS Draws tk BasH Aid Traction. Youi nei;libors ha-e tliem. They 'ay tl.ev never nstd anything o jicriect and so good. You can't make a mistake if you buy a CHAMPION THE WHEELS WILL NOT LIFT FROM THE GROUND. Also Case Piotcs. Woosier Prills, Southurkh lay Presses, Star Wind Mills and our Celebrated Bee Line and Henneu Buaaies. i H. WEHRUNG & SONS, Agents. Hillsboro. Or. Tacoaia lnlrer. When Americas speK of "our" record Is Chiua they have iu mind Ihe admirable work and attitude of the American soldiers. Of this they have a rlbl to tie proud. When there was fiKhtioflr the American" were to Ihe fore. When there was a tentative peace, by I heir moderation fairuesa and honesty, they sought t make it permanent. When there waa lawlesHuess, so far aa they muld Ibey suppreseed it, ami when the matter waa outside Ihelr jurisdiction they made protest aud held aloof. Ibey were never charged with the crimes of which soldiers of other na tionalities were accused and found Kuilly. Tbey perjietrated none of the acts which made the allies to he more hated than feared. Under tli direc tion of General C'hatTee, who covered with honor, leaves that smI, tbey performed their work as troop er of tbe republic, and as American citizen. Tbey went lo China as invaders There waa no other light in which they could be viewed hy the Chinese. They arrived on a footing with' tbe repreaeutativea of other countries. Ibey bore their share of Ihe uative distrust. Behold tbe wouderful change wrought by themselves. When announcement was made that the Americana were to leave China thousands of residents of Pekiu peti tioned that they be permitted to stay. The invaders had become friend-., tbe vandals had proved a cordon of protection. The compliment Invol ved In this petition was unique, not only without parallel, but to be ap preciated as something that will stantl iu history as extraordinary. An incident will t.how bow Chaffee won for himself and bis men their enviable repute. When looting was n progress a rich American coveted wo certain vases in tine of the tem ple, lie intimated that with a little iazneas on the part of the guaros these vases could be secured, and that he would pay the freight to New York. The general told him that ny American caught looting would be shot, and Ihe vases were not dis turbed. This Is the sort of officer who In the Orient won fame for him self aud his country, lie rone from the ranks. He la of the material of Ihe rank and file. No wonder our record in China Is spoken of with a satisfaction almost exultant. r.WH Of THE STATC T!m body of Monroe Cain who had teeu drowned iu the Willamette River above Kumie was found last week alter it had lie.nl in the rivwr 2i days. The robins are eating all the cher ries on the (Columbia River bottom. One otehtir.li-t rep iris that from a tree that had live bushels of cherrins ou it, he did not get a quart. M"it who ought to know siy there will he big crops of wheat lit Sher man county Ibis year. Volunteer will go from l'.'i lo HO bu-hels to the itcre and regular sow n from -10 t 60. Aft''r leuding nearly $IOO,lKK)dev yt'lopin (he Oregon Kiug mine at A-IiwimmI, 11. in. C. M. Ctrl right and aa'ittles are disptntsesmsl by a 'Jury" in Judge lMlingers court. Moroe Observer. J. A. Churhill, 8upt. City Schools has I ecu appointed a member of the examining hoard that will And ut who of the applicants are beet ilitetl for Cadet to the Naval academy at Aniasilis. The exam intition is to lie held iu Poitland June L7. The gro' receipt by Ihe Southern Pacific over its 725 miles of track lu Ore on is retried by the Oregon City Knli-rprisH to Iw $04 JiH7,00 for the tirt lu month of the curreut year, ror Ihe same time last year Ihe earning were $i7 ,,VH)T . The ndki'K.nkknt had not supposed the volume, of business to be so great. The graduate from the Agrlcul. t'.iral College were distributed among the several industries iu this wise. .....U K 8 7 Household science, all girls Agriculture, all laiys... Mechanical, lioys Pharmacy, girl 2, laiys 6 tlbHT BE MICH WOKNE. Total 34 The graduating dress was black gowns and mortar txmrd caps. . Now comes a slatemeut from Coos county that two men who came to that county a few mouth ago to pur chase timlier laud and so uuceremoni. ously disappeared were last seen in tiie company of M. D. Laudis the Ciquillc) timber cruiser, whom the olBcer tre seeking for the murder of J. E. Kuditly near that cily recently. Il is generally believed now that the missing timber buyers were foully I murdered by this incarnate flend M. i I). Laudis. Plaindealer. the constitutional convention ti Alabama is now In session and has the suffrage article under considera tion. While some what drastic the section is not wholly bed by any weans. As introduced it reads: Those who are bastards or loafers or who maybe Infected with any loathsome oi contagious disease, those who l.ave been convicted of treason, bribery, forgery, larceny, robbery, bigamy, seduction, incest, murder or an attempt lo ra e or commit arson, those who are descendants of parts of two or more different racer-; those who shall have married a y woman having a livi.ig husband, from whom she has not been legally divorced; those who have coin m it U d any a ' sault and battery on his wife or step- daughter, and those who have ever Jc st an illegitimate ballot or who i have not paid a poll tax ol ft 50 nix mouths before any election at which they msy attempt to vote. DEXOltACYH UKKATESr OFl'UK US1TT. Tbe Atlanta "Constitution" has been rtandlng on th watchtower, and this is what it sees in Ihe bight: In the failure of the Republican? to reform the Tariff lies the I Vim-, racy 'a greatest opportunity. We can hear a grim smile crack ling over tbe face of Horizontal Bill Morrison ot Waterhio as he -read of the great Democratic opportunity; and the Hon. Roger Quarles Mills td Corsiuana, bustling among hi oil bariels and bi money bags, cannot conceal a grin. These gentlemen have bad a little experience in Taiiff In the new catalogue for the com ing year at O. A. C. a feature pre stnled is the two years business course. Prof. T. II. Crawford is at the head of the department, and Miss Helen Holgato is one of the lu pt uctors. The course embraces in struction in book keeping, arithmetic stiuography, typewriting, comtner rii.l law aud other necessities. Tbe course is authorized by a ruling of tlei department at Washington and his already been incorporated in ihe courses at some of Ihe other agricul tural colleges. It co vers a peril al of two years of ntudy, and is free, save a Muall rental lee of typewriters. The wool clip in Ronton county for this season is nearly all in '.tbe hands of buyers. It i csliii.ated that uine leuths or more of it hs been sold. In Corvalli I Kl.iKjo h:itsn bought, of w liich 75,0MI has already been ship smI- Only three or four I its still re unin in Ihe hiini'sof the grower. The prices paid for the clip have 111 from ; 1 1 to 13 cut the latter figure having been paid in but n few instances A buyer said ye-t-rday that Ihe average, price in Corvalli through the seasou hud beeu alaiut I2J cents. A large quantity of wool has been marketed at M,inrfs, but of ihe aggregate an.l the pri'vs the Times Is not Informed. Th" price in Corvalli Is now 12) and TI, with a slightly ' etter tone abroad. A course of Mipulttr lectures is to l given at Ihe college next year. The lectures will lie given at various inicrvals throughout the year. The opening lecture will !a given by Hon. U. Holis Cohen of Portland, Friday evening, Septemlier 20th, al which time there will be an informal re- re form and they ran estimate how, union of students, laculty and the mjny Deroociatic votes there are! people of Corvallis. Rbbi Stephen lo It. A great Tariff reformer, retired, lives iu Prints t-m, N. J. Surely it is not forgotten in Atlanta how Ihe OemH?rals after all their magnificent trumpt-tibgs nf 1892 reforme) Ihe ft. Wise, of Reth-Nrnel congregation at P..nljnd will lert ure Oi-tober lClh and C harity ll. Mark ham traffic manager nf the Southern Pacfic, N.vemla-r nth. Jjtlge C. A. Johl s, of linker City will appear in Ihe Tariff in 1893; how they repaired lourlh lecture in the course Decern and patched and strengthene.1 the her 6th, aud Krnent BroMi, the ma- tabernackles of robbery which Ibey were going lo tear down. Tariff reform 14 the Democracy's g n-a'ent opissrluniiy to snake an as of itself. New York "Hun," niging editor of the Oregon ian will d-iiver the fifth lecture nn Ircymfier 2t'th For the ref of ihe eollege jenr, date fur its tore are In Isiifl. n'Minced later. CVirvallis Tlmen,