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Will f rench. Publisher.
Austin Cral-j, Ejitor.
Republican In Politics.
i'n!il;.i::o! every Friday at The Inileu
eiidciit i'rifitery, HUIhIjoio, Oregon.
OKKICKS:
Forest (J r ive: AbWt KuiMin
Phone: M.iioHJ
H'llftxir : M:iouic Temola.
I'licne: Main 15
Circa'ailijii Kiurant.ee. I tofxoicil idiK).
m UNITED STATES
ft IIi iuliti;ini r- lor lint? Stationery, Ci:n, I nis,
Liitiors for Meilicin&l I"s. Prescrij'tion
tilled witli the best tlriiirs only.
AS THE
By EK-Poatmaster General
CMARLE8 EMOicY SMITH
AiM Kitn-'iMi Urn: I i-i!:iv, tilt o-iiIh
mi iurli, -mu' o i'dI iiuti, for four inner
tinnc: riM'lin! i.o' i urn' ci-iit h H'onl
r uli i 1 1 -.:'! i (iii.lhinit I'-n tliiin 1")
rehHj ; rifi'hMl-iiti I i ,1 T' 1.. one hull, Jl
it 1 1 ' tn ti ; In lf I'anU, ." ,i ye.tr, uiy
!'( ijinirterly, iin'i,',. ;n I resolution
free to ii'Ivt-rt initio ! I,;
V 1 . KKUIU'A-'Y l.t 1M) .
A. (1 Watson, proj r otor of the
Irin House at Forest Grove, winch
is s.iM to have opened Thursday,
w;:s arrested for alleged violation
of the piohihition ordinance, given
five days to plead and released on
his own recognizance. Friday eve
ning he was again arrested on a
similar charge, refused to give bail
and is spending the tiight in the
calaboose. Tomorrow the legal
fight will begin, his action, it is
said, having been taken on the ad
vice of attorneys and some surpris
es in a legal line are promised.
Brother Driver, whose resort to
the "fool's argument" in a debate
with a Christin (CampUdlite)
minister in a Corvallis church was
.so happily termed by his brother
clergymen a reply "in no uncertain
language and with no danger of
being misunderstood," is the same
reverend gentleman who years ago
in a controversy on immersion vs.
sprinkling reverently likened the
sacrament of baptism to the burial
of a goose. The Doctor is a power
in politics but his campaign meth
ods seem a little out of place in the
pulpit.
M CO.TU'KOaiSE UX THE ISSl'E.
Talk of Republican harmony in
Washington County is rife now
and upon its desirability all are
agreed, but there can be no real
harmony except upon condition
that the senator tad joint senator
who are to rote for a auccessor to
Senator Mitchell shall le men
who can be relied npon to cast
their ballots for his re-election.
In the days of his political adver
sity Washington County stood loy
ally by him, alone, at the Astoria
convention presenting a tes'ilution
denouncing the "hold up," and
now that he is in position to do so
much for Oiegon, with the entiie
delegation his fiiends and so close
ly identified with the administra
tion, it would be suicidal to put
out a ticket even in part hostile to
him, ami to let it It- known that
ex-Senator Simon whose last official
act after a term gained without the
sanction of the jieopl: and filed
with disagreements with the admin
istration was to call President
KKevcIt a liar, dictated any put
of it.
Upon the county and reprt- mo
tive ticket let there be compromise,
recognition ot the minority as wi ll
as of the majority, but the conven
tion which straddles on the main
issue will find its work repudiated
at the polls. So history has proven
here and wise is the pattv which
profits by experience.
WORLD S PEACEMAKER
l'l
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1
all vividly remember tiro violent Boxer outbreak in
China. It vnu u momentous CONTEST BETWEEN
CIVILIZATION AND BARBARISM. It involv
ed a mighty issue as to whether the great oriental
empire should settle back into u deeper isolation and
vlu.-i imii or wiietuer it sriotiM no iurtner openou
a and pro-n -'-ive inlluence-i. It earriod with it a tru
port us to the destiny of Chirm and as to' its moral und
i ,!tid its tra.U possibilities in the future.
I'a !
f! r viral chanter come in 1)7 the United States would
l: ycd mi p:irt in it. Wo should have Ireeii sinipjy a liorrilied
i
h.,,
I
t
3Iaiu Mrt'et,
Forest (Jrovo, Oregon
ertat'T. Kt u with our own minister u prisoner we
i.e. n DEPENDENT ON OTHER POWEIUS for his
l'i 'se' ,i .
Put the
t.no-s, i;,-ti
chapter eaiiK in UH) instead of 117, and the United
.id of 1 .okii.g on with helpless horror, played a great and
leadi ig p.irt i:i the stupendous drama. It is riot too much to say
t'.iit, e iii.-idi i-ing both the moral and tho phy.-iial aspects, tho United
States exercised tho DOMINANT influence. Our troopd were
among the? tlrst to reach the Cliine.su capital and rai.-e tho embargo.
Our counsels were controlling in .shaping the settlement.
It was tho United States that prevented the outbreak from bo
coming a general war by insi.-ting that it should le treated only as a
revolt and thus keeping off the hands of the powerful southern vic
roys. It was tho United States that ENFORCED MODERATION
in the adjustment and brought all tho powers to accept a reasonable
indemnity.
AT EVERY POINT THE VOICE OF THE UNITED STATES WAS
HEARD, AND ITS INFLUENCE WAS POTENTIAL.
What is tho explanation of the difference ltween what would
havo U-n tho powerless ness of ls;7 and what was the power of
1000 It is simply the fawt that between 107 at! 1$00 Uk United
States luid stretclke its arm aeri.ma the sea and net Its loot Lu ttw
orin nt. We wmt into China because we had alnnuhr (iun iuk lm
PhilijUrinea. We were there by right, and WE WEJIB THERE
WITH FORCE.
we WENT IN WHEN THE CHINESE HOUSE WAS SET ON PIRI
BECAUSE WE HAD A HOUSE NEXT DOOR.
Tho whjile movement was a logical development We had to
have world interests before we could become a world powei. We had
to U) a v.a.rLl power In fore we could sit at the world's council table.
We had t sit at the world's council tabic beforu we could bee-omo
THE WORLD'S PEACEMAKER, as we have largily become. We
already di minatetl the west U'caus-e we were the great western
power, but le tore we could exercise a voice in the east we had to be
come an enslern jxtwor.
BICYCLE HOSPITAL
Stanford Risb Grille Vibttti fcr Cmm
Bicycle Swscn.
pi'ciitl altcKtfoM iven (o Ammunition, and
olhv'r Sporting (Joods.
Second hand wheels lor sale ( !.(';sj. Wheels lor rent.
A neat repair slmji in cuiuu'ctinn.
F. R. DAiLEY, Prop
MP.IM 5T. Wv v SiJLLSBORO.
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Quafity is. Our blotto
We sell Dru-sof tint P.KST QUALITY on all k
onUrs. We (ill pn-criidions with the PUKLST i
CIILMK'ALS ohiainal.lc, and
Charge t)o F.orc 1
Than others lo fur ordinary drills. A jreat
many )0(i1(! know this alreaily. A trial will
convince you.
When You Arc Sick You Want The Best j
The Delta Drug Store
Baker's SgVcd-X SEycrio Soap
The Perfection of all Toilet Soups.
Ofi tU low
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Ttft INDIGENCY OF MODERN DRESS
By futfcr JOStPM rt. McMArtOK of Net Yorfc
often and e9 the arirtociate oi thii dj in
xiandfoUWt. T1IUR DIH'Sfl JJLS
AF.SOLUTXLT UiTE FXJLKA BLt m4 w
MUST err Ii tS LkWqI hmmm at th
oonrt worni of tho fayt of Lofdia XV. prewngod tba levolnlinn why
alionl ! nt tho brootwli- and vlvet o todav incficate a rfmirar rv-
lellion f
Lik'uiti our literature is corrupt All tha modern fiction, all
li e modern pl.is, t em with snbjt-cts unnvcntionablo in mixed na
pLiiy. Ti-if v t!i e p'e, and especially the more prosperous chis.-eR,
(iLOAT OVER TIII--SE PORRIDDEX It) PICS. Thev want
to i'exl 'in them morning, noon and niht. I always marvel when I
sen a worJori woman iii' tiie fi: hiona of tho woman of wealth.
Tlr wf rkiry girl i do ambifious sartorially. What can we think
when wf mc women who work as stenographer, shojpirls -or book
ke'jrn wearing fun tliat cost hundreds of dollars? In New York
crwrially there i an insane desire to outdrcs one's neighbors.
ALL THESE CRAVINGS FOR FINE CLOTHES INDICATE DEGEN
ERATION IN A DESPERATE FORM.
America's Wealth Is Not "Bunched
By J. P!f RPONT MORGAN
A
FEW men in this country aro charsreil with tho iYn-ih!" IT- n e
of 1. ing very rich. Thofuctisth.it THE WEALTH OE
THIS ( OENTRV IS LESS "PUNCHED" THAN AT
j ANY TIME IN ITS HISTORY. I mean that the wealth m more
cip-ir.lly dtrihited ver sections of country and among the pe-,j,le
I than-er r lf re. Tho west now has money and few mori-eft com-
parol witli former years. Tle south has never K fore Urn in such a
! healtliy f nan.-fial crmdition. I guess they will oome to New York,
j however, from these dit-tricts when they are badly in need of money.
Srlenlltically prepare! fnm of pure (ilycprme In rvunl'lttatlon with par
table oiln I'erlwlly neutral, aiiiirfcptic the kin yet witlioul inedlrHtion ; .lulicalely
but nut ortWiiOvely prrfiinu-'l h'ury rake i ih'tfoiifcfhiy ko1 lef(,r otTer1 to the coo
uinr. The munulMrturer ii hrtker'a f"ei-n X i.lvTtne smp oitrr thia exiiuialte iifand
ot lilu'i kti simp lu me pulilic with a linn 'til"'i)nri tlmt it m wilhuiil diiulit tha i iireai
and Ut Minp riti the DiHrktl. Hiirmh'M an atinthiiti. puim ax the hreatn of June Kfery
article mat enter, into itf fiiniMiMiiu In neliteil with a view i excclifin; the coin
potindiiijt la prrwinally nir(rviM-il ly Mr. N. A. Hnker. who hat kIthii Jfara of aliidf lo
the tnalnifaclnriiiii ol hiiih irrade Moaiia. Hakcr'a seeen , olycriue Snip aultni and
a bitonit the nkm aa no other tniHp will For aenwatiye .Itin nothing could he mora heal.
Inif nml MKHliiuK llalhltiK hHl.y Willi baier'a htven X tilycorlue Soap la a luxury for
buih inoluur anil the little newcomer.
Portland ToiUt Soap Co..
P. O. liox, MH.
KBWiWXW-SXIV-fM. PORTLAND. O.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honfst, intelligent li uririt or nriyHiriun wtil tel yon that narrolit; poiHona
ticli a ojiiiun, Tirntmne, ileadly iiiirlit'itiml) it r nni-ie hikI merniry are and Imvp
U-en cinee the Iliirk A e- tife.l in all i'lle Meou incs. ami that audi iiitii-.itnti
really 'rj fltmten 1'ileB. ertin rnte i m.i an lir . t. I:n U A s, li n
cutitaiiiH no naniitiff" r rm i curr, IfMiOO Keril if a tr. of my luin oiK' or tv"
Ciiry ran lie IJUU'I in Verti". All ntiirr ron'.i n liani.ttc -n or incri tirv . i n it if
you dare liKifHlntrka. I.Vwnol if Vf rue f .its to rnri-an y i hw of I'lli a. Worn
rases cnreil w ith our Imx of rtiH. Over li).Oi,0 jwrni'iiwi.t i tir in ri vu ymitn .
Solil in HilUlxiro tiy tlif Twcntirlh CVmnry Mori :
Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy,
W. IsT. SEABS,
Up-to-Date Ilalrrtiflng and Sha
Ing. Laundry acrrriry.
Main Street. Forest Grovt
Always op n The ra !fic Rostan
rant, uxt door Wertz' dirtier sliop.
(j. 3i. iiim:s,
Afanufac turrr of all kinds of Hough
and DrepJ Lumber. LKdlvery on
short notice. Stock on hand. Trice
reasonable. Write, phone or call.
Gale Creek, Oregon.
Hy Michigan People.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Whitney.
fMd Menl-i. (Jood Hoard.
I'orot (rovc, - - Oregon
I Undcrta k i n
Prurt ic.il 1'ii'lt l t;i kers ;i 1 1 I
liiilalmef.-. ('nils answer
ed l iy i'i nirlit.
Rcc & Buxton
Both Phones. Forest Grove, 0r