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' I Vol. XXX. IIILI.SBORO, WASHINGTON COUNTY, ORKCON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1902. No. i a mun:sM(mL i ahum. tuo. tOSlil'S. . S. tOSeliS Notary Pubuc TUOS II. A E. U I ON Oil, TTOliNEYd-AT-UW, ttil.LcUOKO, UKKUUN. Ijirwi: KaonnS,!, 5, Morgan block. W. N." W1KKI1T, Y'l TOKNEY3-AT-LA W, UlLLbByi'O. OUSUOF . I irricat Central block, lioouis etd 1 ULJiro.N BOW HAS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. HILL8UOKO, OUfcOOM Oioa: Boom C aod 1. " block JOliX M. WALl, . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, HILLS DOBO, OBEOON. Mail y Morgan Block, Roouia 1 A 2 S. T. LlSkLATtf, M. B. C. M. I HI YSICIAN AND SUR&EON UILLSBORO, OUlifJON. - ' dunce, east of court House, where be will be foond t all nouis -whoa aut visitins patients. J. I. I A.MIEnlE, O P. H. H. eUKUKON, - liiLListMlhO, Ul'U H. Orrioa mi lUim..a. t imwi 1blf, Di Ainu Birseta. Oi"rtu boors, 8.dl o 1 ru . 1 to 6 and 7 a 8 u. tu. TlepLoiis to leaidnnos riuiu fc.o.ik k bei' Daiore e nil boors All tail luoiiiptif wua.t, uirfbl oi day. . - t 1. BltLEF, M. U HYSIC1AN ANDfiU R J EON WlLI.bttOHO, ORKUON. Office Mm sail-Bailey tjlecfc, up stairs, zooms 12, 1 c( and 16 IUldoU, B VV. Dor fe... Mu and b.4tua,uuth ii)bonef . J. K. AMKINS, y llll.l .aiJOKO, ORFOON. Or?ici Houss : 9 a. in. to 4 30 u. ni. riifico iii Uoiou block oyer Plisruiscy 13 EN'TIH r, FoBkut ubovr, nnronK restart -Hal lectbfYMpersat. Cement ana Aiualaam Biliri.o AO cnU ah. liold rilling lioni f 1 up. V'ltaluad ail tor paUi fcAtiactlou ' Orvics i lb cbs doors north or orios store, omue bouts Iruuli.m. Wf " Eaaiitf of accto-i uuimuit all tbe Cududs ol CiiloraJo, lielutr Bituatfd on lh mulii Hue c.r me Kenvrrc HtO Urauilu ltweeu Caooii City auJ Snlida lu thu front rany of the UocUrs, li lha inost siimilar, avre iusplrlog and uia,iiiiU,:n.l. Down this (Highly cleft lu ihtj ticart of I be grntte'Toc-lavie( ru3h the racing water of tlie Aikansas Itlvfr, lashel luto foaiulug fury and ilxblitd iulo ijitintiioji soray ty It J awift desceol tbroukh the lorluuus tUtiW. So I ar row U lha pasdae at one fjiolu I iliat there was no room for both the toad and rlvtr, and therefore cur iously, constructed hrlice of si eel had ta.be thrown leulbwise of the stream. .suxpetidiMl from iron sup. ports mortised luto the canon walls on each side lo the rigbt and left. And rltrht litre can he seen the cli- ruax of all the ennnu's grandeur, that which Las been aptly clleii "Th .Rjyal Uorge." For iwo thousand .six Luodrt'il feet the solid monolith? soar upward Ave liuies as lofty no the Washington Mouument, the hlgheit permanent elructure reared by tbe haqd of man. No words cau adequately lencrlte the insgiiiflcenc oflheeceiip. Only those who bsve beheld itn glories rno appreciate ibeui. This is hut one of the many won der of naturu revealrd tf the travel et on Ihc IVnver A. Bio Grande FUilroed, 'lhe B-jenic Line r.f the World." For detailed informallon about this uiot rlelikitilful trip to the Eiel, Ad lns J. D. Man.Brld, i 'I Al, iiio Urande tiystcui, I'ort laud, Orcpou. J Nt kli l i Ihiagvr. Ii.in'l uelrct bil'imisneas and con stipation. Your health Hill tuifr pel mauently it yon d.. Jh Wilt's Little Early Hi-wi tore bucit csej M. U. timilh, lUilleroul, Mich., says 'l Witt's I..Ul Kily Risers are tbe iL.i-t salhfa.toiy pills J tr took. Never gripe or cause nausea." L'tlt drug- store. E?MRQRSWIU MEET EMPEROR WILLIAM LEAVES TO MEET THE CZAR. pisarmament cf tha Continental Pow era and the New Commercial Treaty V.'ill be Oiscussad by the two Ncted Sovereigns of Two Great Nabena. Kiel Aug. 5. The Imperial yacbt Hoheu2ollern, "with Euipeior WIllUu, aboard, tilled yesterday morning foi Reval, RuEcia, v. her a bis uiaj!ty U Coiug to pay a vUit to tha czar cu th occasion of tbe Rudsiaji naval inaneuv era. ' - - Et. Peterdburg, Aug. 6. Extensive preparations uie being made for tot reception cf Empsror William cn hu approaching visit to Russia. He wi' be met by the tzir in tha roadstcac cf peval tnU together they wlii wit nesa.'.ho maueuvrj of tue Ru33!u0 squadron off the lolaud cf Cailo. Berlin, Aug. 5. iha King cf Italy t proposal cf a contraction cf European armaiiicLts U a subject on which th czar and tha German emperor wttl con versa at thoir iuectiur at P.vt.1, o.i v .. ...... , maneuvers. Emnccct uiiiiim tlnr.,si csrtaiuly will give ico tiiEcsiion ui tiucuii:guiciii. jiis c.i;u.iii, . si tto-rrii to dir.lrmatj' f' thai th.i riiu 1 to diplrmatc, I thai the dis armament is a dream ot tiio fut.ut f.r.i: a fduta(ic Idea wheu cc...i!J jr.;.i lr ccnr.e.tloa with tea csitiu? toutiuen tzi situation. ' 0"Tmsiij' CHniiotcoiis..nt to li.ip.ili her fiucst lastruiueiit oi r.n.itse. W UlCll Is iho UctG'itiC rf l.c-i exicttiiee," hi is nu..td as Saviiis, "Ici'iu utlici' na tiouo .rd unabio u eauui n. Wa iai;: titaui t)i4 exptujd and bjtcs I ecu side) tl.ut the army id it; rid tu na , tlu all that It lvij, iu dkcii.llud oil charnctr"! aud wholesome tidii.iur', ot the boy.'' . Opinion lieie doc-s not regard tut meeting of the erupeiois ad of large t importance, thought it cannot be calloi : a mere visit ot kinsmeu, for the i4 , son that the chancellor, Count vol buelow. and Count l.amsdoiff, the Rtis sian minister ot foiitu arfairj, ac company tlielr respective sovereigns ! A uew coiiiiridu ml treaty betweec Russia and Germany is regarded os still a leug way on", but the Tareblati thinks this Is one nf Hm Rnhipcti tr be discussed by the oraperora. -ftoTrret vm-Arnmcnr i, ... m . . ' w r. ...... .-. . .... I tnat there. la still a stroug autt German feeling In Russian political social cir cles.' " . Prince Henry Joined the emperor oi the trip, and this seems to have beer a late thought, as nothing was known publicly about the prince's Intention to go fo Reval until the ofllclal an nouncemeut yesterday. Prince Henry went on board tue Ilobenzollern last night. The prince, two. or three iluyt ago, af.aljted In saving the Ufa of th AuBtralu bulloonl.t,- fitrohai-hnetder, whoae luillnon collanaed over Kiel har bor. Tha prince caw the accldt-iit, went In a pinnace himself to rescui the ballooulet. and took him on boaro the Kaluer' Frederick III. , . 'Attempt to Burn Railway Bridge. , Plaasanton, Aug. 5.-Some person or persons us yet unknowu set flr I t liic railroad tiest'e oi.e unj n ball m'lo.T south of this place ia-iy ystf---day morning. Coal oil was used to st' urata the tie i near the approach ot the bnWe, and the heavy timbers that supported the structure for 100 fet The flames were discovered tit 1 o'clock by a epeciul Southern .Pacific watchman, who becured anslsitwnce anj evtinguUI'cd the Vjla;e bofnr.-) it hail time to diwtroy or badly damiao th trestle. '. Grstthoppsrs in Llvermore Valley. Oakland, Aug. 6 A grasshopper pest has appeared In the Uvennori vauey, and the farmers are fearful LaVt wee,' "f! Last weel; a large number cf Insects' raided the orchards and vineyards Tbe trees on the Lorraine place have been stripped cleail ot leaves. Sulchui is being burned in great quantities, and it is hoped that tna raid may be speedily checked. - Earthquake in Montana. Helena. Mout., Auj. 5 An earth quake in Mlceouia county lan evening caused slight damage. It lasted about two seconds, vibrations being quick and short. At Bonner one of the largi dynamos at tha clactiical plant ra atuken from its adjustmont At Clin ton tla shocks waa quito severe. tu op.-.retcr lepjrting that several build ings coiU.pscd. Women's Congress in Session. Jiont Eajls, Tcnn., Aug. 9 The TVomcn's congtcss opoucd heto yester day with dlogat j pic3c:.t fioiu n!i tbe Icauiag wouion't-oref,iii7&il.,,i9 i,i the state. Amoaj the sr.oakois were Mis. Oebna ilalman ot Tuu..-ssrt! Miss M.'.toiia Cau-.pbdl, Mi. J.iwttt Taiiori aud Mrs Carrie Leat'a.t. r 1li2 Wsm.n Did the Fijhtinij. Oieaiiuia, U., Aug a Carl Piitflrt.. a fni'iuer, H-iaiic-io.i with his Ua4t.rt. TJrich Lati'k. cn a faun one lnil, noitii of t leai riell uvji the dlrlslnit of the bcai m. Jk in a fight that foiioWe-1 MiS. Pe'lief jllU.k 1:.4 Pastes oa the hsad with a b.e enr ting a d.ie-p iih. Mis. Bastoe will die. fiten Is how in tilin.l. ' Londou. Au t -Foimer Prsid-ai liteya of Iho Orange Pre c't.te lit arrived lu Erikland with Lis family He will go to Tbe Hague, wh.thet former Presidskt Kruger will go fioai JJtrecbt t4 aet tim. REPUBLICAN TEXT BOOK ISSUED. Bon Mota for the SpeJI Elnder of the Republican Persuasion. Washington, Aug. 6. The Republi can text vook fur the campaign o) lau2 baa been Issued by the Kepubll can congressional committee. Th book, which u lu pamphlet form, con talning 30 pages, makes liberal quo tations from the speeches of both Mc- Klnley and Roooeve.lt and also extracts from their ruesauges to congress le support cf tha Republican doctrine. The book reviews the record of the Republican party from Its beginning tc the present time. Under the heading. "Protection and Prosperity," eighty one pages ara devoted to advocacy oi pi election. Twenty pages aie devoted to the trusta, au4 in opening the discussion the book thus describes the attitude of the two parties: "The attitude of trie two great par ties on the trubt queaiion is eleaily denned, 'That of the Democratic patty looks to constant agitation, with' uo resolutive legislation. Members c the Republican Jany favor such ro strlcticu as will prevent aiMtrary ad' vanee in piioa or reduction In wages through exci.si.-e control, but not the destruction by Ugislaticn or Injury by facitious airuaucn of legitimate entar prise, through the great uiaiiuUcturing BTbttrin by.which proauctiou iJ cheap i cned, prices of iuanufactiiia joducso 1 . . j gurt(, .. eiui.l.nTucnt us Fo!i.iiu2 this Is the record it tht Hopui.lica.i party on tho -ttuot qucs ticn, ruoiaicu of th thor;uau anti trutt 1 iv', jiiv iilulay'a lucomru.'.a.tation. proiics;.! Itsiiiiation by tie Ropubll cans an i fi euotation rrotu n.'osovelt'jj 1 .PI IJ V.UUQ.U ; r,j,iv.u l uci.iiuqu B3 t . ntol , all V I and tearless." 'Ilia asoenic.n U tuadt that tiit sti.ne of tnuia in tmainess ic couip:tialive! omali. Ti.e liocks us: " Tl.o tiualii r.nvfi uot cU Miplod a sig nificant piaca in the riiauufaciiniiig in i iHilri'a ki taey have in nuolie uls ' vJUoSKili." - - . T Fun her" along it ii awcrtsd: J na ucruull.aii a Jii.ii.i.tiaildu ol President a-.F.inW md Prebidjui Iloo-:i;v4lt have made a tj.jod recoid n their eiTort to exeuiite the antttiuat laws, iheie haj baen'no shaking oi duty because of the powerful financial Innuence behind the truuU. Thssa twe Republican piaidenta have recognued no man or corpoiailon as above tht law." The aiaei lion also la made that "free tiadd England is the home ot trusta.' . ' NliiHty-nre pages of the publication aro devoted to the Philippines and the Republican Insular policy, which I in I mien the early stages of tbe acqui sit (on, the conduct of tbe army, dollar atlons from prominent people that tbe Philippines are not ready for iude pendence and a large nprtlon of Ad uiral Dewey's testtmouy before tb senate Philippine commission, In which he gave his opinion of Agulnaldo. Pres Ident Roosevelt's decoration day ad dress, so far as it refers to the condiim of the aoldlers In the Philippines, Is quotu enliie. 1 here Is alo some dls cushion of trade w ith the Insular pus sessions. More than twenty pagea are given to tbe discussion of the gold standard and an outline of the Republicai. policy on financial questions. , A chapter Is given to diplomacy In the Orient and a declaration Is made that "McKlnley's policy saved China from dismembeiment." . The declaration by the late Amoe J Cummlngs, "When I refuse to protect the lives of American soldiers, t bopi I shall be paralyzed," heads a chapter which declares that the "Democrat oppose army appropriations Reference Is made to the repeal ol the war taxes. Credit Is given the Republican part for the isthmiaa canal. . Considerable space is given td Cuba and it la asserted "that tbe ground work of a republican form of govern ment was laid by the United Gtates under a Republican policy." ISi .Wc. at BuT fu!(1 .,. , i. A. .rVl '!. Liberal quotations are made from faio. Reference is made to Renubllrar efforts to revive the American mer chant marine. The Fifty-seventh con gress Is referred to as a "distinctive" business congress," and the prlnclpa acta of that congiejs aie mentioned especial reference betug made to the new policy In aid of reclaiming the arid lands of the west. The Kepubli can party is asserted to be the friend cf lha ril.l nr-.1H.ar c n .1 ,kA ... ..i. . laws it has enacted are enuineiat,u - mnA ui. uniltlUU The claim Is made that rural fia At livery Is due to Republican legl.-Utloi and admiuietrf-.tion. In the closing pat- of the biwik ii a chapter enniitd ' Deniocratir; Hr monr' r faienca Is made to tho Til .en club dinu'cr, tfceie .tTi a uu'U' tlon from former President Clcve liiJ8 fp-.-e.U sad the coarnei.ts c. Wiiiiam J. Cysn and Hjnty T'atter sou it nnd the effoit toward Kcnioi r.Hte hsrmi.'iy. Ttie l,v,..k. 13 intendad for tint use ,f rao,i,iisii r.iators and U dcii-nf j sa au u,h...ii,oii of p.;pui.ltcan i-oii cie-s gciuraily PCLICt CO 83ME PiGhTINU. Leader cf s Fanatirjl Society Put U Rcut. Manila, An &. Governor Pandslfti of Tabaas province l,j wr:ttra -"t lug C-ov.ini.r Wright t,t ti.e com Lined police f..rr,:t of ii-n t-i.i sttaiked and defeated a foice t.r.d.r iiobeit.) r.ioa, lesdr.r of a far,,aleai Pli.pino so. ictv. Mai.y of Rl)' f..iiew- lS tlllr-. (.r W'liUlele'J. Out Ofilj a. few of the r-iiii'B ware loot. Tha rtsht of. nn-.i near Artimoi,i. nor Paii-i has ani.ed b. re fron I nun r.as aiii.ed b re frouM i atij hai had an evieudsd e with tiefceial Chaffee oa al situatloa. .Mindanao eunitrenc the general situation. THE XFXT t'OMitttS. A democratic hou-e ueit Nuvcuj- tier wool J jo far to check the prog resso the country hy Isrgely detry. lug- cuuUdeucti lu IIih future. It would judical a thauge uheie cu.uKe is u,,r, ,t wou.e, promise a political revolution where revolt! tiou would be tlisttntrotis. It would bw taken as a slorni blgual by the rich and poor alike. Manufacturers would have no grofiud upon which to base estimates as.lo future work. caoitaiiats would have noailh in the - Apprehen,ios would prevail where laiiiu tiov i.iiiiuii ui tua prepare tion for a cliitnuu would do tuuch to precipitate a fJuacciai and an indus trial reaction. Every uiiin, hoi her fcioplojcr or employee, working hy tho day or the hour, working fur others or or hiuiaelf, every nimi who helieve? timt the conditio!. now prevuillng are bctler llmu iLotu II. at prevailed in 1890, bliould see to it that his vote and hia influence nre libl against the cleciioii if a dciiic'fratii; couuress uuXi Nuvt'inber.x-Louisvillo Post, "J HOI i'illM '.V1-0KT. Oreirou's l'avi He Hc-tioide Kesurt. ' ll-'cognlkiiifr. tho itil vantages ol Ne-wpmt as n Miimaer re.-ioit over oUifr eeahlilu reirls in Iho North- wt, Btol lo niiiki! H pos-ltdu for 'all who desire to i hi 't i fj inil llieir vscallou t.y Iho ( i-e iu tvuvt.-, the Southern iM. ill.r Cn.iipji. v, in con. nee ion wit n em-rvalue a l.tslen, iwiiinmu, win i.ice on sale, eil.H'Iive June lfi, round liifi tjekels from all poiuts iu tlreoti on - the ' Houtheru Pacirlu lo Nc port, bod for return uulll t).:lobe.r id, tt npci.ially reduced rales. , For full induuiuil.il! plt-aoe quire ol your .h u aui. io- Koiiiid trip from ilitlshoro good Ubttl Octo'oei it,'-to '' ; Itouud trip from llillaboro Satur day, gool to return following Mon day, ft fie!. ", lloa't Fall te'lrr'lhli. " Whenever an hn.iest trial fs Blven to Electric Hitters for any trouble t Is recommended for a permauentj cure will surely bet fruited. It nev - er fails In lone the stomach, regulate the kidneys anJ bowels, stimulate the liver. Invigorate I he uervea ana pnrify the blixid. It's a wou.ferful tonic for rundown systems. Elec- trio Bitters Dfwitivel mrea kl.lnurl and livor (roubles, stomach disorders nervouauebs, sleeplesiueHS, rheuma (ism, neuralgia and e'pels malaria. 8atifactiou guaranteed by Bailey's Pharmacy. OulyiiOc. Mr. Brysn Is understood to have been particularly well pleased by the plauk in (he recent Missouri demo- cratic platform indorsing the Ksnsas ,,uu.m.u.w, u. g"M to be pleased with that mark of con- uuence expressed in mm ny nts psriy u one or me greai staies. no was sne.umoroiine p.auorm oi All that was distinctive lu it he wro(e, and be forced the trimmers oc, uoogers at Kansas uny to auopi -M I . . a S I it. mere were ueiegaies in mrt gathering who, though theoretically favorable (o Bryan, would have om itted all mention of silver, aod would have made no reference to It In any isy. He turned all those personag-1 os dow n, crunpelbd (he convention to put In the plunks which he wrote, . . ... - I d now, when he sees his work of I 19LHI praised by the democrats cf Missouri, Texas, iN'orth Carolina and other states, he Is hhlurally elated. If the reorguuleerado not like this d.ctrlne l.e tells them to ruske the most of it Globe Democrat-. Hand Like a Sloes Wall. IV'twcen your children nnd the tortures of itching and huruiug ec ."inn, ic.ililliend end other hkin Ul seaaes. How? by, by using Buck leu's Arnica Kalve, csrlhs grealt'st healer. Q jickest cure for ulcers, le vr ros, tail rheum, cut.-ij bruiie-" nnd 1 iui-is. Irifullililo fur piles, 25b at Uullcy's pharmacy. . -.-4 Sce.l More Help. Cflen Iho over taxed organs 4f dl mention cry rut fi.r help ly .H.-'pepla paius, iiauat-ii, ilizziness, liesdachcs, liver complaint, Ix.Wil dlsiirderi. Such tronIilts call for prompt ue ol lr. Kinif'i New I.H.i .l'lll-. They! ' ' V,,,K n "iwanii, are geulls, thoron jli und nuarautedj 0 cure, 25j at Bail.y's Pharmacy. - The atteutiou of the deiuorratlo reorg-auUers Is called to the fact tha two other state conventions of their parly have indored the Kansas' City platform. Ttt Tea as and the North Carolina democrats have jut done this, following thu Afilmila ..f tha no ,lauill.rliU ,lf , ., . ,. i. Btymhta u nt w oe-r lug dead an uinuy ilemucratlc poiltl clans would like. They, will have to reckon with it for another presiden tial canvass at least. They' tusy keep it out of their national platform lo, 1901, but the supporters of Bryan I . '. . ... . id tne states in which he Is still po p,atforia , the Who stand upon It. If a Has lie te You And ssy souio otlicr salve, oi tit ment, lotion, oil or allcgtd liciiier is good as Buckling Aruica S.-tlve, thirty yetiM of inarvolous cures of piles, bum, lioin, corns, fcl l,"8 ulcers, tuts. Ktild, l.tulcs und "kiu eruptions provu it's I ho Inst "d ctuapvat. uj ut ttailf's Phar macy LI I Tl EI Kill's TASK. It fa a perfectly coni-ilriit and log' icVlskp which I'ltSldout ,H)04UVt;lt has taken in luvitiiiK ouo of the at. eat and most forceful men in Con green R presciilulivt Littlcfleld of Mtiiue lo prep irc Riinestions or the druft of a l.iii peifcciici iho present aiiil-tiulis eyi;lxiioin The ttiliiiinyirutinii U already making vigorous u.-e .f all the uuli IrtiHt laiv.4 on lli MhiN.l.t liimka. Tl u pr0L.eedi, Hgaiu.t tho - beef trubt under the terms ol luu bliernian leg islation. But that law ia now a de Cillll Old. It is - EUlMM'pliblO of iui proVPineiit aud of Btreiiiheidi);,Hiid President K Rise v el t hus Coiouiitted this task lo the man i l alt ineu amoug the nattoual lawmakers ' who Is -competent lo pi-rrorui.it. Mr, Llttltflttld bus made a profouud sludy both of trusts iu their practical p3ct aud of constitution! law. 'lie Is earnest aod Indomitable, aud, at the same lime, be is uo radical, no tbeorint, no . revolutionist, lie has noeumlty to capital. He is a sound, thorough-going Yaukee lawyer of the best lype. Ills bill, which msy reftdy ft,t ,1,e st"blitJg of Cou 1"8 uexl w'nw-r, wil, meet Ibe sit ""i equartly and ffiiclively. It wl'' P0,n ,na way w pwecting of our preeeut anti-trust statuUa. It W'H "I'lke ouce and for all the demo- era tie anU-lruat artillery. Indeed, (he very faet that a man like Lltttefleld Is engaged lu prepar- log an anti-trust bill will have art Important influence upon the Nov- ember elections. It Is lo ' Itself a very emphatic guarantee that the re, publican administration no trust or monopoly administration; that it is determined lo restrict the activi ties of these grest combinations of capital within sate and reasonable UmlL.. that it Is not content with talk. but is determined upon -action. The ,ue of Mtn0f w,lch for nany yMr hag fljUrer, eouwuoariy In n0Ml .tatesmanship, may well be proud that this great and Impera tive lgsk nM been jmrK)we.i Pre8i, den. RoogeT-i, ,,on OM ot th pin- Xfee repregenlatife8.-Boston. Jour nal Saves a Vmna's Life, To have given up would have meant death for Mrs. Lois Crasg of Dorchester, Eiss. For years she had suffered untold mitcry from a severe lung trouble and obstinate cugh. ;Oruo," she writes, "I touldscsrce y breath and aometimcs could not speak. All doctors nnd reincdos failed till I used Dr. Kings New Dis coveiy lor con-umidlon uu.l was corr.pletely cure 1." Sufferers from cougb9, colds, Ihroat and lung trou ble need this pr.tnd remedy, for It never disupi o'tit-t. Cure is guarau teed by Builty's Pharmacy. Price nOoandfl. Trial bodies Iree. A herles rf three gnmcs of base L dl have been errand between the Jacksonville and rarit-i I'a-s teams, the purso tuing fV") ! tiie winner. Hteps tke Ceagh and Works Off Ike told. Latalive Bnuno 1 linlne Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure, ho piy. Price 2o rtT.ltt. - Bests U IM ts IJ mkh ivm gua-tsie fj? JjfJt-jP' ' si tLZZt irroBTiosxtXT arm roD. SCHOOL Mate Treasurer Charles 8. Moore, Aug. 2, apportioned the proceeds tha Irreducible school fund, tm,63U v., -""a v iu mimtc, upon the basis of school population, mis toe largest sum aver roan iu oue year upon me lrreaucime school fund, though the rate cf in tereat Is lower now the U was lew years ago. Tht Irreducible xchool fund Is made up of the money re ceived from the sale of school lands. The money la lent on real estate se- curlly at 6 per cent interest, and tbe interest is divided among tbe coun ties August 1, of each year. The school population of each county and the amount apportioned '.o each are as follows: ' No. of County children. Auiouut. Bakor 6371 Benlou 2j8fi 6325 05 4008 80 lactams?, 70 10 Clatsop 3995 Columbia 2315 11842 00 6192 25 8583 25 6835 60 Coos 3814 Crook", 1262 Curry...'., 761 Douglas ... 6535 1956 . . n i iiotuil 00 20 I Grant 1183 Gilliam.....: 1784 1311 40 2765 20 1563 65 Harney , 1007 4997 2770 , 1072 963 7755 1230 ' 66j6 1550 938J 17:U 2687a 3302 131U 163 ' 0036 Jackson..,.. Josephine. . Klamath . . . . 7743 35 4203 50 1G61 Lake....... Lane Lincoln..'... Linn Malheur.... Marion .... Morrow ...... Multnomah. Polk sheiuian. . . . Tillamook. . . Umatilla.... 1500 40 lio xi .. 1900 60 10''S5 80 2411 80 1-1541 ao 260S CO 416 25 5U9 10 2159 15 vai soi Union 61oa Wallovi 23 J5 Wase.o 49o Waohiugtou ' 5073 Wheeler...... V3H Yamhill..;.., 4775 7917 40 3619 25 7635 45 8793 15 ll W Total. ; 138,477 'U,o3i 35 In the three years preceditig, the ap portionmeuts were as follows : 1899. N .$199,905 88 1900 ; k 207,457 84 1901,.... 165,697 96 WaataTe Help Oth rs. "I had Stomach trouble all D life," says Edw. Mehler, proprietor . tua Uu.uUuu.i..uK nu.u, Pa., "and tried all kinds of rem. ' W8 "i, .TVe" , "" spent considerabl money trying to get? ?T??trJfm'. nllir ! 7i I have been taking It to my great satisfaction. I never found its equal for stomach trouble and glad - ly recommend it la hope that I may help other sufferers." Kodol Dy - sjiep'la Cure cures all stomach troubles. You don't have to diet Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat. Delta drug store. la the opiaioa of the Brooklyn! Eagle, a democratic paper of the! Cleveland group, Mr. Bryau la "a good man to Ignore," Tbe Eagle proposed pi iu is to adopt a gold standard platform aod take any can- didate lha.democratlo national con vention sees fit to name. Mr, Bryan however, is a hard man to Ignore in democratic affairs. He Is tbe most popular democrat and tbe party managers may make tbe most of It Ano.ner victim oi giant powaet . . . . . . r . , . . I was Drougnuoto ine uatica inut aay, v. tx. vurnam, wnose p.ace is about five mile below the city on J w a T-y a i t t I vuewu vr, mug iu tunale. He wa blasting some logs and set a can containing four pounds oipowueruown bemud ulin whilo he went lo light a fue. By" some unnccountable mean the powder Ig- nited in tbe can and a bad explosion ojctired, in which Durhatn had Loth arms bucned, tbe left one terribly. The left side of his face wa Lurned. Caved Jlaay a Tin. - . Don't neglect conghs and colds even if it is spring. Such cases often result seriously at this season jut because eople are careless. A doe of One Minute Cough Cure will re move all danger. Absolutely safe. Acts at once. Hure cure for cough, cold, croup, bronchitis and other Ihroat and lung troubles. "I have u ml One Minute t'-ouh (litre sever al yrar," say Pisttmanter V. o Dawaon, BtrrIII. "It Is the vcrj best coo.h nudiciue on Hie market. It Las Maw I uie many a at-vere a(iell j or sii knem and I warmly recoiit mend it." The cblldreu's favonie. Delta drug eture. SKEWS or TBE STATE. A channel 23 feet deep and 1200 I long has boon dredged out In tbe of I Willamette river In front of Oceanic Idock, Portland. i rwo masked men robbed a acnw at Astoria of MM last Friday night. sea but before they got the money they ui the owner with eords. - 1 Agent McKlnuey and associates of the Ilirriumu, fluished up the In siectionof Oregon at Baker City August 1, and immeliately started for Chicago, wlicro they will begin ! work. Tho mill men of Portland have formed a tumour (rust. The com I blue aunounces Unit there will be no Increase lu the price of lumber tx- cept that Used by supply and de mand. A )-Blamp quartz mill is building on the Trea.suru tuiiio iu tlif Bluu river couutry ea-it of Albany. Tho (Treasure is prospecting well and bids fair to surpass the Lucky Boy nod- Poor Man who have been, tha great 101 producers heretofore. I Thn (Jraiiti Piu Hiwruor atnlaa that the gravel pit fom which the i ' wiui wiiilu D',ft8t M3 'oad J.i a ilch j lacrr mine. a i o,. ,.. i,, i ...ni. .i.!,.i. Tno BMvel is said to be worth $100 per ton. Pass the salt box. At tliut COj va'ue tho cnuiruuy elioul-J inluo tbe gruVal and haul It to wutcr. ofvcrai parties iroai tne iu9i asir. ul 1 Ttiitnii as a mauuiitciuring ll - . 0 . . center. O.iewmiUto make chulrs, auotlier mitiing in ichiuory and tha third stocking, A chair maker ought to do well enpocially if ho cjiibtructs easy chv.Us, for Iher are I l,,!a ff iu.iti.1.1 horn utiik lilfA tn ul r. llnwn. Three well dresie,.! children were taken up IhhI Friday as tliey him- lles-ly wuudcrcd through the streets nf Potliand. Their aires aro i). 7 and fi,id tliilncli'v. Tlielr inotties is dead. They t-ay their futher broiiffhl thrttii, from k J'oiot on IIm. Coluintiii, and lliat (hey were left on the street while ho w.ful t ) get some- " thing for them ( eat, since which time they had not seen him, Two men, men, inlud you, were charged with throwing away about a pound of gun powder that bad L. il.m.Ml. Instead of thmwlrur ln lhm rIvfir AtfirIlt whBffl ,hBV Were.thow strewed -It on the street Lj . . ftMA flr- r, ,M ,lflt burn as they expected. To Improve ,Ka .,.,,,,. An 1W "ucceeded beyond expectations, for eyebrows, whiskers and balr are .u... j 1 The Mounts u View Copper Co., whose property Is located not far lrom Kerby, Jueepbiua county, Las incorporated with a copltnl stock of $1,200,000. J. L. and J. Q. Sowell, W. J. McNamara and V. E. Olm- I stead are the incorporators. The Company has a Vulcan smelter of the latest pattern in operation on the ground, which Is turning out a con slderable quantity of matte (bat as- says as high as CO per cent in copper, This promises to be a valuable prop- arty. Ursula Pass Observer. TheBuptof Schools for Clacka mas county has complied tbe re ports of district clerks and finds that there are la Iho couuty, 8984 boys and 8708 girls: total" 7040. Of these 6523 attendod school. Heveoty-six men and 174 women have been en. .. ar-ac-lilnir. The men . havrt .Ivp1 on H .V(,ri., t42 fi3 ....i ,llfJ t,,e wo,ell a2 4(3. Tlia total rtwipt, of wn,, ln,jncy for ,ne " county was 'J2CI2SD. An average of 7-7 Ux wu3 luWeJ ,a 40 (ricll) Thoe. ArnnH, the 17-ywtr old r complice of Harry Oruii lif, who is now serving tirn- m tha Ongoa pen-. itentiary for at'emptin to wrecic a S. P. train at Bico IJ i !l about ten weeksaip, con. ).!..-!( (! his scubi nee cf two monihj in the D't-jl'i ciiinty Jail Tuesday. No tooiu r did he sir p Prth Into the . ouior a!r before bo was taken In clicre l y an r fllHl of tbe Ongon Ktilo rt; .',rin School end conveyed n tho flr-t Iraiu t) 1 ur ner, wliere he Wul b j obliged to uf fer for a while Ion: rr tie renraint of his liberty, Millionth he will bo al lowed to eijoy the cns'tumsry limit ed mesfure bf freedom attached to exUtenc" nt tht iptlitutioa. It tranpir- tlist Master Arnold was paroled run tho red rm scliool prior t uU t .-cajude ut ICii'O ' Kill. GiKxl bebnvior, huwovi-r, did not prov Chirac I cri-lie of tin actions In t' e nieiitilinie go ho ioihI iiuce more suf fer the p nelty for his rc-frsctoriueas,
