Hillsboro independent., August 01, 1902, Image 1

HILLSUORO. WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST i. UH2.
No. u
Vol.
t'KunxMimtt n:is
C. I. T.Ct
Notary Public.
THOS H. E. U TOSt'lK,
TTOKN FYS-AT-LA W,
HIIiLhHOilO.MBKtiON.
Orrits: KooiusS,. 4 5, Utnmo block
W. N. HICKEXTt
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HEX IDS BOWMiS,
TTORNI-.Y-AT-LAW.
1IILI HWIKO, imtUON
0ics: K-orus "sod 1. Morgan Hock.
JOH.S M. WALL,
'TTOkNnY-AT-LAV,
II ILLS BOKO, OltEOON.
Balley-Morgnn Block, Honrus 1 A 2
H. T. LIJiKLLTlK, M. B. t. .
J1IY8ICIAN AND 8UHOEON
Ofiiin: at ruudeum, of "'"
U..n."' be '!' .' '"O"11 " ,,0,"
when nt venting patifeuts.
J. V. TiMlFSIt, . m
C I. P.. B- EUKGEONj
UII.LH1UIUO, KfU N.
OtMi " KesuiMioa i wrper Third
nd Mam atresia, oiuob hours, b:.i " J'
5 .nd J to H V. m MU
all noura. All oalts promptly alloJe.
uipbt or day.
r A. UULLV, m. i
pn VSICI AN AN D SUBUEON
llll.U!llf)ltf. OKl'iON.
Olilie Mmyan-Y-nn-y I '. P
i coins 12, I i and Residence, M. W. I.ol.
Hsa. Line and beoond .rSet.
J. E. AIHN4.
Dentiist,
1 1 ills boko, oregon.
OvricK Hours: 0 . iu. to 4 SO p. ui.
Ollica in Union block over Pharmacy
It. NiXO,
ENTJST,
KOKKtiT GllOVJi, OKEOOH
Hestarti -.llb-i-tli,.Snp"el- '' ,'
.nd Amalgam nliiugs " ems each. UoM
rilling, lorn. l up. Vitalized air lor pan.
less extraction, u-i-w
Owes-, three doors north of lino
stute. oiltfle boors rom ! . ui. If-
Essie! f access awing H the
"noiH o Wilormlo. Iieiiir ailUHtt'ii
on Uie unia line if the leiiv r A
Ilio Uritiulti lii-lwu-n I'hiioii Cily
HHliila in the front r'Hiire 'f
tl'M'khtt, H the niwt .!i ulr,
iuiiriN(f Htn1 niHi?uillreiit. 1wu
Ihln mighty l' ft i the hetirt of the
f tHiiltc rofi-harrlcr rmh the raK1"'
wgtri of the Atknu Ulver, lashi-il
inlu foaiuiui; lory ami datthwl into
j.nnnlniT sry hy U-s ift iloite'it
throii:;h tho torluoiw th tile Ho i ar
row U the iare Mt one mint
trmt tlu-re whs u rinuA fur lath the
roaJ ninl river, hiu! therefore a rur
ImiKly conalrurtt'il lri.!teof Hl.t l hml
M he throwu hnj, thwl- of tl
slrcum. ii;ipii'lii from iron sup
ports mortiseil luln the raimn walls
on eai h sihi to the rlhl Hn.l li ft.
And riKht hi-roMin he Bfen the tli-
iiiHX of all the miiiib's (trmnh'iir, tlml
whii h hss hien BHy iitlleil "The
Iloyal Uore." For two tluiiimiiul
Hit huiulretl fmthe Bolil monnlilhs
mmr ii.war.l five tim a-wlofly as
tho WaHhinuton Moniinient, the
hiKheH riiiaii t strm-ture reared
hy thtf haiiil of man. No wunN ran
.li-moitely ile riU. Ih iiia"iiifittD(v
of the.-wene. Only tho- who have
,ehl,l Its Rlorlt ran ajnritiate
them.
Thi U hut one of Ujfl many Won-
ler of nature revealed to the travel
er oiv lh Ieuver & Itio (irao.le
1111 road, "The fVenie Line of the
World."
For detailed iiif.irniatloli hIioiiI
this Ml'iel delitjlitf'll tjip to tho E.t,
Adilre J. 1. Mausfield,
e i 'I ArI, Ri Uraude Syslem, Port
land. Oregon.
fceglert Maa Hunger.
l in't inflect liiH.iomtnwM and con
ftipHlion. Your tieallh will suJer
pet mi lie nt ty if you do. lo Will's
I.itll" Early Ui-wrs cure rm h caes.
M, 11. JSnnili, Hutiermit, Mich., says
'Do Witt's Ulth Eirly ULier a,r!
tlm n."d fati-'fmtory pill 1 ever
took. Never gripo orcdUM uausea."
Delta drug More.
'QUASI IHSOUTIiUUS
BUILOINaS PROSTRATED ANI
WINDOWS SHATTERED.
Oil and Water Pipe Ber( and Twietet
s if by Fir. Lompoe la Left Prac
tically Wiiout Water Supply Th
Damaga Very Heavy.
Santa ilail ara, July :a. The moat
avr9 earthyuaks ever expTlenoe
lu Southern Caliloinia did a great
amount of damage In tho northi-rn part
of Santa IlarUua county Bunduy niicht
Tne diKtikt arfected extcnla fron:
Lumpuc to Fanta Muila, the center ol
activity evidently having been m-ai
tha latter placa.
Toe tlnii -Jiock aa fcit a few rniu
ute3 pat 11 o i luck, viurtttlojia eon
tinutnK for several mlnutea. ; Shortly
after then were fourteen diatincl
shocks, but non of them v.aa as s
vere a.i ths nret. Nearly fifteen mln
utes elapsed between the iiiit and
fluul uhocks. In tha Careaga oil
fields, whieh are operated by the
Western L'niou Oil company, large fis
sures were t ut ' in tne earth. Two
tauUa conlain.iig awo barrels of oil
each were dauhvid Into splinters, the
oil flooding the Bortion. Nearly all
of the . surface pipe hues used for
conveying oil and water several miles
were twikted or broken In uch a man
ner that renewal will,' be necessary.
Strangely, none of the wellH, which
are down a distance of over 2000 feet,
were affected. At i.os Alamos adobe
buildings were razed to ttio ground,
While in tne business places windows
were broken and goods on the shelves
thrown to the floor, lxjmpoc, several
miles to the southwest, shared badly.
The city U practically without a water
supply, as the mains were badly
broken and the water has been flood
ing certain 'portions of the city.
The Santa Ynea river,, which In the
summer Id usually a small stream, but
In winter a torrent, was compaiatively
dry Sunday. Today water la rushing
over tha river bed as in a freshet. No
one will attempt to explain this re
markable paenomenon, and the pres
ence of such a large volume of water
at this time of the year la considered
part cuinpcn-mtion for the great dam
age that has resulted In other ways.
Over, 10(i yaars ago the Franciscan
fathers undertook to establish a mis
sion at lompoe. The large buihUng
vn nearly completed after several
years of hard work when an earth
qirake visited the district and utterly
destroyed tho edifice. Further at
tempts to build a structure tit that
lint were abandoned. From several
of tho spareeiy settled districts reports
are received In this city tha,t (lie dain
age done was very great to buildings
of every description. Only a slight
Bhoi k wart fult In Santa liarhara. Thn
Western l'niou telegraph wires be
tween 1-iauia liarbaia ami l.os Augelea
are d.mu.
GRASS VALLEY LIKES DECISION.
Judye Morrow's Docicion In Pennsyl
vania Mining Case Hailed with Joy.
Oiatis Va4ley, July Whistles are
tooting wlblly in nearly every mine Hi
this district, t('ombs ore bursting on
the streets and firecrackers are pop
ping like musketry, whJIe groups of
men are filling the btreets shaking
hands and congratulating each other
over a decision rendered in the famous
Pennsyivauia-W. Y. O. D. mining suit.
The suit was commenced in March,
both companies claiming a right to
mine certain rtch ground. The
Pennsylvania also tued for JGOO.OOO
damages for oio alleged to have been
removed from Its ground by a rival
company. Since a year ago the
Pennsylvania has been closed down,
laying off over seventy men, while
but a small force has been working at
the W. Y. O. li. bIuco, throwing out
of employment altogether over 150
men, much to the detriment of the city.
By agreement the company receiving
the decision is given the right to mine
the disputed ground pending appeal.
This means that the Pennsylvania will
resume operations within thirty days.
eo the managers have stated. The
Pennsylvania has been operated Dy
the present company, nearly all local
inen. for thirteen year. It has paid
151,.r.00 in dividends within thirty-nlue
months, and Is rooked upon as very
rich. The W. Y. O. f. la owned by
local people and Kan Francisco cap
italists. Hud the case gone againwt
tho Pennsylvania company It Is said
It would have invalidated the title to
much rich mining property In this dis
trict, iicnee iU popularity among the
mine owners.
Gold Going to Europe hy the Millions.
New York, July 2!. Gold bars to the
amount of 13.nti,iioo have been en
gaged at the as:,ay office for phipmcut
to Kurope this week. Tho National
City bank will ship 0n0."iio and
Liuard Freres-41.tM',t)oo. It is report
ed that other enpitfcmentJ are being
considered. The City bank phlpment
goes to Berlin and that of Freres to
Paris.
Motive for ths Murder Found.
Redding. July L'9. A clew has come
out here which throws a strong side
light upon the apparently unprovoked
murder of Edward Lux at Klaniathon
by John McDonald after McDonald
KII...1 llonrv lli.irnr l.ihn 1. 4ul
hran A tt-flitnr Kit thftflrnnt hotel Tier
recently left McDonald's employ and
shows many letters inim Mm. He de
dares that McDrnnld had repeatedly
made threats ugalr.st Lux. betauae h
believed he was aiding Mt -tXinaid'c
rival In the suit for the band of a
young woman. . .. ...
6HERIF AFTER THE BAD MAN.
Portervillo Crspendo Lfft No Clew,
and ths Chase is Difficult.
Vlsalia, July !i Rhenu' FarKw, ae-
compauled by Deputy Hareu auda
posse uf lour men left this city at I
o'clock la--:t evening In vague purdult
of Jim McKiuaey, the PurterviUe Iuu
deter. They fiok up the trail In tb
dtrudiou of the mountains, hoping to
bear something of the furtive before
today. Other than this probability
the sheriff has no clew to guide him
in the chase.
. The team that McKtuney forced the
r.
hostler at Poitervllle to give blm must
be watered and fed and McKinney
himself mu.it eventually ask for simi
lar sustenance, aud the pursuing party
count on this necessity to put tbeot
speedily in possession of Information
that will lead to the caiature of the
murderer.
1 he coroner held an Inquest on the
body of Will l.ynn, one of the victims
of McKinney,' at l"ortervllle, yester
day afternoon. The testimony Includ
ed a recital of the fight In the streets
of Fortervllle on Sunday morning, aud
the Jury returned a verdlcf (-barging
McKinney with willful murder. '
All who were wounded in the affray
are doing well with the exception of
the printer, George Barron. The bul
let that struck Barron pierced hU right
mm aud side and the circumstance
that he is an old man militates against
Jjls recovery from the shock.
A regularly organized posse is in
pursuit of McKinney In the vicinity
of l'ortervllle and the entlro country
side Is on the alert to end Informa
tion to the authorities if he appears
in any locality.
MEXICAN MURDERS POLICEMAN.
Tucson Officer Killed While Doing His
Duty at a Fire.
Tucson, A. T., July 29. Intense feei
Ins exists here over the foul murder
of Policeman v. H. Katzonsteln, who
was the aon i f O. B. Katzensteln, man-'
agtr of the Karl Fruit company at
Saerameuto, Cak, which occurred
early Punday morning. The assassin
is a Mexl. an years of age The
feeiing is all the more intense an this
'is thrf second murder committed by
I Mexicans within two weka. A fire
alarm had been turned in at 11:30
o clock Saturday night and Onlcer
Ktzenutein was at the scene of Xli
fire, preventing the rrowd from carry
ing out the goods. Leaving Foreman
Henry Melluish In charge oi the burn
ing store he left to see why the com
panies did not arrive. He removed his
firearms and delivered them at the
hotel tieur by for safe keeping. Katz
enstc.n, who was assistant chief of the
department, crossed tb3 street to the
adobe corner and started to remove
the cap tn.io tiie lire plug. While
bending ov.-r tho plua a young man
named Theodora K.tias came up, hav
ing evidently observed that trio nlTlcr
bad icmofcd ms arms, aud fired l ho
fatal Eliot wilh a SS-caliltor gun. live
sbot3 oeln.'f, iio,. One shot took ef
fect under the right eye and circling
enteud the brain. The nlft -er had ap
parently nii .i ,1 at 1 1 i- the first shot and
r-ncuii? iiilms i. .culvert the shot under
the rya.
CAPE HAYTIEN BESIEGED.
Attacking Army Is Now Within Nine
Miles of the City.
Cape Haytieii llaytk July 29. (Jen
era! Albert balnave has entered I Imhu
and is now vitnin nine miles of this
city, after having defeated tho troopu
under Geneial Nord, the mlniater of
war, provisional governor: The capit
ulation of Grande Riviere is expected
and Cape Haytieu will probably be at
tacked today. Foreigners are without
protection and are in danger. The
United States gimuoat Machias, which
was ordered to proceed from Colon to
this port, has not arrived. Much re
gret Is expressed that no foreign pow
er is represented here by -a warship
at such a critical moment.
Port-au-Prince, Hayti. July 29. The
army under General Jean Jumeau.who
supports the candidacy of M. Flrmln
for the presidency of Hayti, has been
repuUed by troops under the command
of General Saint-Foix Colin. The gun
boat Crete-e-Pierrot prevented a pur
suit of the Jumeau forces and General
Colin's troops returned to Port-au-Prince.
A Half Million Failure.
New York, July 29. Cumtnlng ft
Stockbridge, export and Import com
mission merchants, have assigned. The
liabilities are given a.i In excess of
$;,K.uuo, but the assets will not be
known until an examination of the
books Is made. The firm was men
tioned In recent Havana dispatches as
having been involved in the failure
of H. Huran of that city.
A statement issued by attorneys for
the firm Rays the suspension was im
mediately occasioned by the maturing
of a number of acceptance aggregating
a considerable amount, drawn upon
the house by B. I hi ran of Havana last
Friday. Until dellnlte advices from
Havana are received It will be impos
sihle to give an entirely accurate
statement of the affairs of the firm.
The liabilities will be somewhat Id
excess of $So0.fMMl. It Is thought that
the assets will nearly, if not quite,
equal this amount.
Time for Bids Extended.
San Jose, July 29. President Wood
of the California Cured Fruit associa
tion ha extended the time for sccur
ing bids for the ttania Clara ware
house until next Monday. Only oni
bid was received yesterday and thai
was not large enough to warrant con
sideration. The movement to form a
stork company to continue the busi
ness of the growers Is rapidly pro
greasing. Subscription blanks will b
ready today.
Lii:uu-sLVi; iiuiiistnv.
The apccinl cc-n-.J.H repni t ge-rapli
lcalltf illiMr.di' tlu limn and lalxir
saving value of aiicallur'a! inaelj.
lue. in ptai'ticul operstiou on farms,
Cotitrl'-tiiitt eoudiiioiiri in 1830 with
thii- of 189U, tlm report say that
the amount of human lalxjr now re
quired to produce a Lusht-l of wheat
I on an averue leu minutes. In
183U tho time rHi"'rd wan three
hour mid Hire minute. The trout
of human labor required to produce
a bushel of wheat fwl
In the sixty-
ait years' Interval from 17 cents
to
2 cents. Slinilittrly striking final
plesar glveu willf. re.ift to corn
cultivation and haymaking. Tak
ing the country over, the reimrt tut
liuiatea that "in the rase of tb
crop of corn the money measure of
the saving ofhiauian labor requited
to jirodiitre it in 1 !, iu the uioat
available tcououiical niauoer, waa
1.15,270,642; htat t79,l9,867;
ol $62,S6tl,2lM); rye tl,408,860; bar.
ley $7,8'.'3,080; while potatoes 17,-'4M.B-M;
hay 1 10,04,868.
"The tolal aviu(f in the coat of
huuian labor for these seven crops
in 1899, owing to the pos-ible utilla
tion of the iiuplcuieuts, wiachinea
and loot hod 1 of the present time, lu
place of the old-tiuie manner of pro
duction, reaches tha stupendous
amount of f03l, 471 it'll lor this one
year." - -
Saves a Wewun's l ife. .
To.'hnve eivenup would have
meant death for J!-'. Ioi t'raj; of
lhircliester, Eish. , For years the had
sniveled untold niii-try from a severe
mm trouble, and i liMliuate rough.
Oiler.," xhe write-., "I etiuldocaici'ly
breath and eouieti'iiKs could not
gpeak. All diifloiM and - remedies
failed till I tiiM'd l)r KlnjfS New Di
coveiy lor consumption and we
tmuiplelely cured." Sufferers from
cough, coldn, throat and lunj; Imu
blo need this rar.d remedy, for it
never disappoints, i ure li t!Ui,r'"
tewl l.y Hailey'ij 1'imriiMcy.t I'rltv
&llr; and . Trial l,.i'lh lue.
. ;-.r , -:: !-.." ''
ceil More help.
C'fti-o the over ljj;e.l i.ijaiis of ill j
gctiou cry out for help by dispep.ia
aios, uuUM-a, diiiii :, LemUclics,
liver complaiul, iumtl diKordcr.
8uth troubles call for prompt u-.e l
lr. Kinii's New 1,'Ho l'ill Tiny
are (rent to, tlioromtrt and fim run teed
to cure. 25i! nt Jkiilry'. l'hurioucy.
All the old Indian war velertiu
bavonn especially warm place iu
their iiearts for Congressman Tongue
utid II, one of Washington couuty, ir
respective of party ulUlialionH,- Lave
nianiii-slcd Hit ir craliitide by pus.-.,
ing a resolution endorsing him for
our next United. Klateo .Senator. Mr.
Tongue replies tlmt while beappreci
ates their rspresaion of trust, hie
fidelity to friends who are candidates
for senator, and his gratitude and
loyalty to the voters of the first con
gressional district, for whose Inter
ests he is responsible, make it liu
possible that he should be a candi
date for senatorial honors. Mr.
Tongue has more than proven his
ability as a national legislator, and
the people recognize in tiitrt the
qvalitles which they wish to see em
bodied in Oregon's new ; senator.
However, they appreciate his posi
tion and honor him the more for the
stand he takes. He Is the kind of a
man they delight to honor, and if
not now. it Is probalde that the peo
ple will yet see their desire in this
respect accomplished. Newberg
Graphic.
I'on't Fall teTrjr This.
Whenever an honest trial la given
to Electric Bitter for any trouble it
is reconi mended for a permanent
cure "will surely bo effected. It nev
er fails to tone the stomach, regulate
the kidneys and bowels, stimulate
the liver, invigorate the nerves and
purify the blood. It's a wonderful
tonic for run-down systems. . Elec
tric Bitters positively cures kidney
and livor trouoles, stomach disorders
nervousness, sleeplessness, rhenma
thui, neuralgia and e' pi-la malaria.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Bailey's
Pharmacy. Only f-Oi".
A wire hop basket and fence fac
toiy Is lo be installed In Euaone.
Work no the building Is now under
way.
Oregoo Cily Is lo have a ' town
electric clock. It fs to be Installed j
by the Western Union Telefraph C.J
The dial is 30 Inches In diameter. J
PlilXt llM.E AM) I'UlM'll'tL.
S'-vreinry of t iti Puubar has !
sued an (dticial ii' t "f ofiiifra of ail
tho coutities in tho state, pivin thn
poIiUcat party to wliicli each offin-r
lieiHg, and the list reviHil somn in
tercsllr.u local coiidi.'Ion. . While
theM are hut few counties of the
tate which can he cl oned as demo
cratic on slate or nattouil issues or
officers, yet the democrat eeeure the
lion's share of the important couuty
ofUcra In uinny ha'alitiea. or the 33
county udKe, only 12 are republi
cans, the other 21 being democratic,
cltiuenor union. Of . the county
clerks 17 are repulillcau and Id from
tho opposition, while of the sheriffs
only 15 are republican witb'fs doirl-
ocrats. When It come to holding
the sack, however, the public conft
deuce seems to he with republicans,
who have "3 of the couuty treasur
ers against 10 deuiocrab! and inedu
catioual affair, there i a similar
leaulug, 22 county superintendents
being republican aud 11 democrats.
In dealing with property the leaulug
is not quite so strong, but there are
19 republican asesiors to 14 demo
crats. Of the couuty court sit are
composed entirely of democrats or
opposition to republicans, viz; Bak
er, Josephiiia, Klamath, Wheeler,
Union aud Yamhill, ten others have
a majority uf democrat, via: Ben.
tou, Clatsop, Crook, Lane, Lake,
Llun, Polk, Wallowa, Wasco aud
Washington while Sherman county
ha a democratic jude, one republi
can commissioner, and one prohibi
tionist, Clackamas, Columbia, Good,
Curry, Ihiugl&g, Lincoln, Marion aud
Multnomah counties 'are composed
entirely of republicans, while the
other eight have a majority of that
faith. . Twenty-four of tho coroners
are republicans, and ono in Lincoln
county la a aocialisl. Tvveiily-oue of
the surveyors- are republican, with
one in Morrow county a prohibition
ist. Of tlm leu coudly recorders iu
Baker, Benton, Clackamas, Jacksou,
Liim, Umatilla, Marion, l'niou,
WuKliinioii mid Y.tiuliil), all are re
publican except in Ltuti.
. -tlai'Sumus und Ooulas are the
only couoln-s in Ibo nlaie with a full
hi 'I of republican .llleers 'elected as
t.ucli('tut MiiUiioinali bus all repub-
llc.iii.s as AlcDnUril, tho n-seasor, la of
t lint ieii,ii.irii,n, liotw illmtaiidiiij? lie
wh chnt 'd u- t vitis'.eii." . Murlou
has it democrat!: 'sheriff and Lincoln
has a s.H'iuli.st for eoi.ni.'r, the only
bieuks in their liM. - 'itieio i no
county entirely deiiKn-riiiic or very
nearly !.'. , ,,- ,
li'U -Mum Lie to Voil 1
And say some, oilier naive, oint
ment, lotion, oil or alleged healer is
h gixid a liucklins Aru.ica Halve,
loll him thirty yearn of niurvclous
cure of piliv-i, burii '.'lioh.t, corns, fel
ons, tilccrs, cuts, scalds, bruises and
skin eruptions piovo it's the Is-st
and cheapest. . 25d at Bailey's Phar
macy. Staud Like a Hluue Wall. 1
Between your ' childroH aud
the
tortures of itching and burning ec
zema, scaldhead and other skin . di
seases. How? why, by using Buck
len's Arnica Salve, earth greatest
healer. Quickest cure for ulcers, le
ver sores, salt rhuum, cuts, - bruises
and bruises. Iufallihlu for? . piles,
20c at Bailey's pharmacy.
110! I0R JiEWI'ORT.
Oregon's Farerlte Seaside Resort.
Recognizing the advantages of
Newpoitasa summer resort over
other seaside resorts In (he ' North
west, and to make it possible for all
who desire to do so to 8md their
vacation by the-ocean waves, the
.Southern Pacific Company, in con
nectiou with the Corvallis A Eastern
liailroad, will place on sale, effective
June 15, round-lrlp tickets from all
points in Oregon on the Sou I hern
Pacific to Newport, good for return
nntit October 10, at specially reduced
rales. -
- For full information pi ase in
quire ol your local agent.
Round trip from llillsboro gixsl
untii Oclolicr 10, fii.
Ilonnd trip from HilWatro Satur
riajYifnod t' return following Mon
dsytl .'a). " ---- - :( - i ,
JirT1-nrt t, , kt nt tM saauiae
Laxative CromOQuil.UlC Tbiu
"
. WautsTe llcla Otb r.
"I bad etoinac'i troublo all my
life," says Edw. Mehlcr, propriet r
of the Union Bottling Work. Erie,
Pa., "aud tried all kind of rimed
ies, went to several doctor end
siient eonslderahl money trying to
g t a moment's peace. Finally I
read of Kortol Iyspcsl:t Cure and
I have been takiu? it to my pwil
satisfaction. I never found "its
equal for stomach trouble and (Mad
ly recommend it In hope that I may
help other sufferer." Kodol Iy.
spcpsla Cure cures all stomach
troubles. You don't have to diet.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat. Delta drug store.
Home of the democratic papers are
telling their party to beware about
trying to make an Issue out of the
question of the friars In the Philip
pines, The chanoaa an that this ad
vice will be taken. Tha donkey is
an appropriate emblem for the dem
ocratic party ordinarily, but Its lead
era will hardly be stupid enough to
attempt to bring the friar question
into the campaign. There la neither
religion oor politics la that matter.
Nine out of every tea of the Ameri
can people, regardless of religion or
politics, are on the administration's
side in the friar affair.
Shot la Bis Ug.
For, all kinds of sores, bums,
bruises or other wounds, DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve Is sure cure.
Skin diseases yield to it at once,
Never falls In cases of piles. ' (iool-
iug and healing. None genuine but
De Witt's. Beware of counterfeits.
"I suffered for many year from a
sore caused by a gun shot .wouud iu
my left leg," aays A. S. Fuller, Eng
lish, Ind. "It would not heal and
gave me much trouble. .1 used all
kinds of remedies to no purpose un
till I tried De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve. A few boxes completely
cured me," Delta drug store.
There are about 1000 person who
will bo benefitted by tho recent Iu-
dian war pension net in the North
west. A the average ugjof those war
riors is 73 years, It Is vory unlikely
that Uocle Sam will have many
years to carry the reuinaut of the
7000 brave nieu who foiicjit between
1801 and IbTiii. Southern Ore'ouiau.
Stops the Cough aud Huilt till' the
- . Cold. ,
Lttxativn ltroiiKC jtiiuiuti Tablets
rure u cold in one day. No cute, no
P'?y. ' I'rlce lia cents.
Another victim of giant powder
was brought iulo The Dalles Thurs
day, W, H . Durham, whoso place u
about five 'miles below tho city on
Cheuoweth Creek, being tho unfor
tunate He was blasting some lngs
and sot a can containing four pounds
of powder down behind him while
he went to light a fuse. By some
unaccountable, uieans the powder Ig
nited in the can aud bad explosion
occured, iu which Durham had both
arms burned, the left 'Ono terribly.
The left side of bU face .was burned.
LiiU r
Saved Naay a Time ' -Don't
neglect cotigbs and colds
even if it is spring. Such cases often
result seriously at this season: just
because people are careless. A dose
of One Minute C'ough Cure wilt re
movo all danger. Absolutely mfi
Acta at once. Sure cure for codghs,
cold, croup, bronchitis and ' other
throat and luag' troubles. "I have
usotLOne Minute Cough Cure sever
al years," says Postmaster C O
Dawson, Barr, 111. "It la the very
best cough medicine on the market.
It baa saved me many a aevere spell
of sickness and I warmly recom
mend It." The children's favorite.
Delta drug store. ,
Perhaps the moat remarkable pic
ture taken by any of the numerous
correspondents' and photographers
who visited Martinique after the
destruction of St. Pierre was a photo
graph of Mt. Pelee In eruption taken
by Mr. George Ken nan on May 28,
the date wbeu the volcano broke out
into a tremendous el plosion, Infer
ior in volume only to that which
destroyed the city. The story of Mr.
Keunan's adventures in Martinique,
of his narrow escape trom destruc
tion, and of his ascent of Mt. Pelee
make an extraordinary vivid and
dramatic tale. The photograph to
which we have alluded accoin panic
the Installment of Mr. Kennnn's
"The Tragedy of Peine" which ap
pear In the AugUHt Migszlue Num
ber of the Outlook.
ALMS K llli: .MAIL.
Denver parties ouquiri relative to
starling a pottery i;t tri'ou. The
lustier has Leco, t.ike.i up by the
Portland 15 i.ud of TfJ'lo. Th;'re- is
clay in Oregon, sovi'ial kiudo.
lt.iu.i O' !-m a Lid -of 20 yoin and
a uativo of N'wwty, lo-d an arm Isst
week in an nt'empt to lio:ird a flUt
cur on the Bolicmiti r.iilrosd in Lauo
county; Utt fell betwtvn tho car In
such a way Hi it hi arm rted on
tlm track an I w ti crushed hctween
elbow and shoulder whei the truck
pastrd over It.
' A strike of li;o yen.! mon in tha
NtwlHrg sawmill failed last week.
Seventeen meu quit work di-njand-iag
an udvanca of 2' cents per day.
This was refusikt, wheu some of the
men thourht bolter of the inatt-r
and next luorhiug relumed to woik
at the old wages. Tho superintend
ent of the mill refused to reiustuta
them.
The Board of Trade and citizons of
Qranta Pass are preparing to issue
100,000 Illustrated pamplcts descrlpt-
of the city and Joeepulne county,
the same to.be given tin Harriman
Immigration bureau for distribution
in the East. The pamplel are to
be elaborately gotten up, and will be
copiously illustrates!" with half tone
cutsot the minus aud scenes surrouud
iug Orants Pass . . ,
Last week 23040 acres of land on
theSilutz Indian reservation, Lin
coln county, was thrown opon for
settlement. On Monday, July 21,'
122 claim were filed on. In the rush
there woro 17 cases of conflict. The
foes atnouutcxl f nearly $2000. For
this money 211 receipt wero written.
Filings wore also mndn in the coun
ty clerk's oftlco in Lincoln county
but in caseof conltict Hie Oregon
City Cling will probably hold.
A sad death occurred Thursday at
Ke.lhtiiiK Clackamas county. Early
iu Ihe inoruiiiirJir. a. el A Ira. Dnd-
frew Suiiler left their homo fyr Oro-
gon City, loavim; tlniir younrst sou
iu thn caro of his older brother John,
whese ai;u is only 7 years. Shortly
afier lliou' arrival in too city t.'iey
received tin! now that John ind
been si'Iascd w ilii cramps und iiad
died ulmost iiiiinediaicly, Tiio, ini-
ronved parents wero horror strickvii
wild grief and tho luoilier wm pros
trated. . ,
Tho uverite unuuil output of three
principal proiliuls of the comniiiuity
adj icent to North Yamhill ni nearly
as cau bo aseertainnd, will reach itt
least 100,000 bllnheli Of Vr lietlt, 600,.
000 dried prune mid 475.UUO pouud
of dried hops. Tliu iiieoino from
these throo .products, lljuriiij hops
at 12 cents aud pruoes ut 3 euuta a
pound mi l wiie.tt at O'l eeut per
bushel, all o( which aro fair prices,
liased ou the average of tliomst three
or four years, i upproxiuratoly il22,
000. ' .
The Homo Telephone Company is
getting the town pretty thoroughly '
wired and still tho work goet ou.
Their new switch hoard has , bwn
put in at the Willani'rtl.! Valley
Telephone office . with Mis Lid
Wilson as operator and .some ut; al-
ready usiug tho new liu.'. The tie
gressTvent-ss of the new company has
aroused the management of the Bell
Company which sent a man up to
hold their business a far a possible.
Both com pan u1 have, bs-n working
hard for tho palronao of the people.
Newberg Oraphic.
A project is exploiting for build
ing a railroad around tho shore line
of Coos Bay. Thn road will be 30 or
40 miles long. Tho stock of Ilia
company is capitalized at $1,000,000.
The promoters say their object In
building this bolt line 1 to get a
many deep wator dock a the crirK
and inlets will furnish. A trans
continental road ha been hinted,
and Coot Bay may be a part that
will attract such an enterprise,
though the mountains Inlnnd would
have to be p.tssQd. However, they
art timber clad, and can furnish a
lumber traillc fur many yean.
The bids for supplying Klamath
Agency and Yainax with supplim
for the coming yisir were opened
Saturday. The Vid for Il'iur were
not nircojiied as they went too high ,
being fiO.fiO p.r tliousaii'l. Fred
Cronnemiller and V. F. Shive tied
on the titH-f coutraet for the agency at
16 87 per hun lrel pounds. It, C.
Spink received th- c:ilr ict tu fur
nish lli scho ! at Y.iin.ix for 17.20.
The bids for iioplci Wi'te uwar le.l to
Fred Crooeoiiller for 2 c up at agen- ,
cy und " cnl-i nt Vain.t.t. Tuero
wero no bnij for oal und barley.
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