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Newspaper Page TextSchulmerich Uro., have blastiug powder for nale. For domemtii: lry gesid-i Hchul merich Bros.' prices are below all coiu'titor. Mount for i-t-im i ii tureB at the iMiKI'ENDKNT Ollh-e-, 1 lIo Hlid U hull lor 5 its. Uul.hcrs, rubber hoot, rul'N r and oil rlolhiiiir, at Heliulme-rie-h Bros, (iooel stock low prices. Kchulmerie-h Bros, just rece-ive-el an invoie-e of men's clothing, see them if you need anything in thcr line. The force at the Climax Mill is so rlue-eel by attack-of iutiue-uza, that steam ha not be-en raised for several iIhvm. Hon. O. W. Patternon was In town ye-t-terdsy greeting his many frieuds. Fait the hypnotist will delight Hillsboro audiences on Monday, Thirteen mills school tax voted ltt-l Hatunlay In the IlilUlioro dis triet adde-d to the levy already order ed make an eve-u B:ty uiil!a or five per rent that la to make u groan this year. At first it " thought xOIIie is HIMOIUIIOII Klltm wuiimii'" ... i ... i .. I lie popular i.rii-s iu, by ioahiI that our h-vy it the lar- " ' ,ir,h J I will Miiim tumtii hi the inirin e,t eve r held InlliH slate tor wnooi I ' . - lhH imrns but thi chiumjI uon 1 III 1 11(1 lfr! since and 2i ml)! have freeiuent- ' ly be-eu i-olUcte-l whilo out district i-i If you want good repairing work named where 4j mill Was Ihe self ou boots and shoes, please call on impoaeri burden. The tax laid here (Jus Kiehler, at Lamina' old aland last haturday added to money nee-iv- J on Main atreet, ed from county and state will enable i the School Uutrd to pay one 1,000 hond and mainttin a nine months Tueaeiay and Wedneselay evening of next week. Dr. F. A. iiailey ia improving the dry briifhl weather this week by painting the naif of the Pharmacy building. Ne-hulmi-rh-h Bros, have a few ladie' capea and clonk li ft which will be cloned out at Cost, also aome men's overcoats and mackintosh's. Farmers are huny this week plow iug 1. Jt ia said that ground Irom which a crop of grass wan taken last year, is in tine condition for breaking. Mr. J. L. Barnard spent Tuesday ill town. While here he give orders for Ids creamery building to be put in order throughout, and ready lor a tenant at a momenta notice. A series of meetings will commence at the Christian church Monday evening next. The local pastor will be assisted by Elder "W. T. M itlo -k, of Carlton. All are invited. The last Quart -rlv Conlercnce of the Evangelical church, for the pre sent conference year, will be held over the lOih of present month, when presiding elder, C. C. I'oliug. wid lie present and preach morning evening. The people who worship in West Union 'church will give a bahket sociable there on Thursday evening next, Fi-b 7ih, commencing 1-m oYlea-k. Sociability there means uin.nl hi nir and no one can it fluid to lie absent. and Mr. (leo. W. Foott, representing the M. Campbell Fanning Mill Co., Detroit Michigan has leased the D.iwns building on .Second street, one d(sr south of the Inukpkndkst otliee where he has stored a carload nf rnnlnir mills. The mills of this company lead wherever introduced and Mr. Foott will be very plca-cd to show Ihe many good points to our farmers. Clear days and Iroaty night rule this week. The temperature Ih iit Mow the frot line, nutlicient to pre. vent vegetation from stun inir. The road are drying very 1 at, and in place will soon be duHty. It 1 early in the season for a "pcll of weathe" like this and we must make up our mind to have many cloudy and rainviiavs before the 31t of March is here. A 1'omlcr Mill Kxphmlou Uiuiwivwm I'.Tvlhinir iii sielit; ho do drastic mineritl pill, hut both arc mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate machinery of your body With calomel, croton oil or ahs-s pills when Dr. King's Nev IAI l'illa, u-hii-h r i?enllo as a sir mi r bn z", do the work perfectly. Curi In i.hi eoiiNtiinitioil. n!' ' the l)eltn Drug Htore. Volcanic Kri:,.tioi Are grand, but Skin Kruptions rob life of I iy. Hucklen'a Arnica Hulvi Lhem: also Old Htinning and Fever Sores, Ulwrs, Rill, Felon (Joriw, Warts luts, Bruis, Burns, Hcalds, ChHppiMi Hands, Chilblains Pile cure on earth. Drives out I'ain and Ache. Only 2.') ctsa box Cure guaranteed. N'lld by the Delta Drug Store. Heail l!;. r l.lnt. The follow ing I a list of letter re maining uncalltsi for in the poHtolllce at llillslM.ro, Jan, (', l'.HU : John I'uenl, R. F. Morie, Ribt. 8rvie(. All letter not called for by Feb. 9, will be sent to the Dead l lter Otllce. One cent will lie chargisl for each letter called for. R. Waouknkk I. M. school. The mi-tnke the School Board made te-i years ago waa in not laying a hcavi-T bui.iing tax ith which to form a fiokins fund, tlius allowing the payo of the t.onds when due. The boimi"' of districts and munieipHlitiea for im provement to be paid by future generation while very lie i I theory, doc not work well in practice for the plasters become due la-tore we are all d.md. Our face are wreathed inthit sickly grin, for we nave u-.u only had the interest to keep up Dill have the principal to pay in audi tion. Improvement d'-b.s are not paid when bond-' uc issued. They are but shift'-d. The I'ortland-Nehalem-Tillamook railroad was incorporated la.-t Mo d.iy, the name sigmd to the papers being: Geo. T. Myers, John Mi tra en, C. F. Pearson, John Stewart, H. C. Campbell, John r . O snea, Kmest Barton, F. E. iic.ih, H. W S.:ott, William Fin dm r, v iiiiutu Reidt. II. Ii. I'itiock, John Welch, Donald M ickay. The caoitid stoct is $ 1 .(IDO.IMX) d I vi- led I u to lO.tMIU si ia les of the oar viiluo of tij. '"' '? route Is not named but the coiiiphuy i per mi tied t' build coiineetions witli the O U A ?J.. N P. or S. r. l urtner organization will be eir.del in a few lays whii active sur eyin-j will he i iiniii'iii i (I. In the oieau t me let our land hold is in this county He ide what is proper to do. It would seem that free right o( wtty should at once be offered. If tlx people along the Hiltst'cro route by imlilb rem l. t the Northe rn route he chosen H Mill be a long cold day f. . the 'n. tral and south part of Ihe county, Died, January, 20 1UI1, at hi resi ,l,.i..... in West Portland, alter a se vere illncis, Alvin Jack-on, age 61 i t .1 H. years, 8 moMiis ami : -.. ys. iur di ceased wa born in the state oi Ohio ou the 17th day of May 184'J, ai d was married at Anoka, Minne. sota, September IS, 1878 to IMtie F. Hunt, whom with three- children he leavi-s to mourn his loss. Mr. Jack son was a kind and loving husband and father, a good citiz-n and neigh bor and b his death it citi truly be said that Ihe community has lost an estimable man. The interment wa it Sylvan. The Denny Phe sant are not near exterminated. During the .ate snow thouuh on the ground only about 24 hour it brought the Detiny'a out. Mr: S. A. D. Meek, whose farm is lauinded on one side by a dense schruh, saw in one flock in a low wet place where the snow hrst melted M hen ami 8 oa ks At the same lime on a neighbor land a flock of 21 was i-ountwl. Th se birds dearly love a thick tangle of brush with an o'n fb ld adjoining. Wm. ployed EM ray cow, about three yeais old, color blue, hort horn. Empuire ai F. Kiereiithler'. one mile north oi St, Mary 'a Home, Can at tu ini'irti.l't." ou. ... r. Hf..li... nd examine me muiuiw .." board for mounting kodak print Latent thing out. Any iize. Jerome Palmateer who sustained a Pott' fracture of the leg bone, I able to la? eat for a abort time, ill K g is quite paiuful yet, though it ia in a fair way to become again useful. Department Commander Oo-d- brod will officially visit Uen. an 4IID Post O. A. R. tomorrow. Com mander Cloodbrod whose home U at Union Is well known in all parti of the state audi a person oi uisnm- tion whom the comrades will wish to meeti Pres. Hay, who succeeds Hunting ton in the Southern Pacific Company has ordered a $30. rate for home seekers ticket sold on Tuesdavsat eastern terminalsof the S. P, Co. Mr. Day wants more people on the Pad tic coast and lower the rate from f.V2.6 to :)0 that homeseekers may be induced to inspect the territory of the Southern Pacific: Company. It i announced from Tacoma that the Northern pacific will at once commence and push to completion a in aneh road from Heappooae station to Pittsl urg postofllee on the Upper Vollllll'ITI. This new exolaius the presence of railroad surveyors on Seappoose creek reported several days ago. How will ihoPortlHiid-ehalem company be effected? There can lie a race to see which company can get first to the Nehalem. If the Port land company gives up, then Wash ington iHunty can continue to mar ke' it little surplua in wagon over ouaguiire road. I the county in the moial to offer substantial induce ment to the Porlland-Nehalem Co.? It is not enough that Biglow, Jones ami Smith do their part, but tney must te Joined by Tom, Dick and Harry. There must tx unaminity. What are aubstantial inducements? Free right or way to begin with and good will throughout. Sclgrlat, who na ueeu triu in J. W. Shuta'a bank for imral mouth- h formed a partner ship with hio bro.her at Chehali. Washington. The uew uru. wo. manufacture bicycle and carry a stock of watche. clocks and Jewelry in conueetion. Mr. Sexist p.ans w go ou Monday next to hi uew horn. and at once take up bis new respon-nihilities. vr.. n i....rH or leas familiar with electric telepathy as conducted on wires but micd telepathy is more complex. Fait Is to illiv-trahj it next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 15, 20 aud 33 cents, Social dauce at HUlaooro Opera ii...wu Huinrdav evening, Feb. 2d. at mother Ills Life Wa Saved. Mr, J. Ii Lilly, a prominent i-tu. (,.n of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful ileliverance from a fright ful death. In telling of it ho says: "I wa taken with typhoid fever, that ran into pneumonia. My lung Iw-hiiii) hardened. I was so weak I couldn't even sit up in tail. Nothing Iielpenl inc. I expected to seam die of consumption, when I h'-nr I of Dr. King's N-'W dis.-. .very. O.ie bottle gavogrvat relief, I continued to use it, and now am well ind strong. I can't say t uiucli lo it praise." rvxtloiM medicine Is the auri-et and fulck.-t cure in the world for all throat and lung trouble. Reg ular size .V) cent and II. Trial bottle free at lVlta Drug Store. Every bottle gunranUiHl. It I understood that a compouy of surveyor are In Ihe Held inspecting the possibility of running a railroad up SeappH.s cre-f-k. But the-se a-- ple are not supposed to la" in the e-ni ploy of the Portland Nehalem road, (..r the re-ason that company i only ItihI ine irnorate-el. ami nt I tie lime j - - i r the surveyor were said to In? al work, was not otlice-red and hence not in i-ondilion to comuie-nte work in the- lietd. Mr. J. 1'. Uardne r's dwelling on Third stree-t ciiucht lire hist Sunday afternoon roin terra e-otta Hue and was in a fair way t adcslructive fire when discovcreel. A prompt re- ponset on the part of the lire depart meiit and a few buckets of water (liiencheet the fire. The lam -ges was mall le s tlian i'JO. Missr. Sihulmericli BrH. have this week hipH-ei to ('alilornia 4 curs of potatia-s, one from Ki edviile ami three from the Hillslxiro stati-m. Thi-sn were largo cars the I holding i:t tun. Thcv also scot away two enrseifoat-t for whi.-h tiu-y paid 4 ci-nt' p-r bushel. L. W. House ha just enm;pl.-t"d a lot off'O ash wagon tnn-9 for Portland hous arid has a much larger order on his hooks. Ileisal.j tis kiug after a eimrn t for a lot oi How we have expanded a nation ou the Pacific coast aud how eald it sce-ms when we think of the time when California was alien territory is be-st illustiated by telling this tit tle incident. Dr. William Oeigir, who now lives at Fore-et Grove came t Oreeon In 183'J. After a few months residence he took passage on HBilinu- vessel for California. When the harlmr of destination was reach eel the authoritie-s refuse-d to allow the doctor to land bee-ause he had no passtwrt. California wa then a Mexican state ai d did n I come to us till almost ten jeara la.er. i'here wa nothing to be done except stay the shin and iro with It to the Sanelwlcb Island, also a foreign country, but the laws weie not writ ten on Spanish lines and the "Boston mail" was permitted to lanel. A few u..f-ks residence unde-r "Greaser" government we re enenigb, anil the then young pioneer came back to Oregon where his residence has since he-e n exe-e pting of cemrso a few visits to other states. The School district in the county that have veteel a local tax are: District Mill" 1 1 2..- 0 7 , 9 10 11 Jt IB Kverybedy lnviteeh It ra n If Kiewart. postal carter Portland, visited with his lat Sunday. llow is Snow Drop Flour. Try it. The best is Suow Drop Flour. HEAVEHIOVS LOCAL ISSTITUTE. The morning session ot the Teacher's Local Iui-tUute, was called to order by Co. Supt., II. A. Ball, at 10 a. m. After singing a few selec tions, S. T. Adams, of Blewming pre seuted the eul Jcct "Phonics" which he presented in a thorough manner. R. Steele, of Portland, spoke on the subject "School marklug". After earning seime of the best methods ttiat are used iu the Portland schools he gave some valuable remarks on this subjeit which were well re ceived. The alteruuon session began at 1 :30 p m. The Beaverton Male Quartet, e'om posed ofMessr. Dwsinger, Allen, Hums and Fisher, rendered a choice selection which was respeinded to by an enchore. G. W. Bondurant, of Reedvllle. presented Ihe subject "Percentage" arid jjave a good talk on the same, a so Supt. Ball and Prof. Steele made short talks which were imtructive. W. E. Bradley, of Phillips, -poke- on the subject -'Primary Geography" and gave a good talk on the name, After a nhort recess R. R, Steele f ive a leel reenumei -iiic viinui mar Family." His le cture eloes away with the saying "grammar is bo hard to untler.-tat.d." . The questions that were deposited in the question box, were answered by Supt. Ball aud Prof. Steele, who did the work well. A vote of thanks wa muved to the itizens of Beaverton for their kind treatment, also to Mr, 8teele for his valuable assistane-e, the same was un animously adopted. The weather wa excellent and the m-.wui.iB were well attended, and the meeting was a grand success in every rea?e:U T .oae present were: Hillsboro Co. Supt. H. A. Ball. Portland R. R. Steele. Be-averton H. E. Coleman, E. E. Fisher, Bervl Barnes: Mareue-nte Mac-Lac hal'iui. Bethany John Relchen. Blooming S. T. Adams. Cedar Mills- Lulu Owens, Maud Owen. Farmington Samuel Lawrence, jr. James Jack. Phillips Albert Wilson, W, E. Bradley. Proress Marie Hingley, Delia M. Hart. Reedville G. W. B ndhrant, Ora Bondurant U.S. McIIargue. Alice D. Mcllar gue. II (OIBT 1101SE. lie is ii-mg ash limi ne can get it from the neck yoke. Ja r a fist a mill. At Ihe Tate meeting of the State Fsrme-r' Congrw, Hon. W. II. Wchrung, of this i-ounty wa e-!ns-n president. Mr. We nrung takes ureal it.terest in the farm and -vith all makes a givsl presidi rg ol'.i -e r. The Congre-SM tlecteil wisly. John DenuiJ has the prettiest line of baby sheH- that eve-r came to the city. All colors and very re-nsouable, 20 Jt 23 20 28 2!) :;a 41 voted .'0 43 47 41) 6J -.3 S3 Jt 10 r.8 tz li.' 71 7S .. 80 81 Hi 81 Jt 80 it. 9.-) 100 Jt 10 Cities in the ceainty are as follows: Ik-averton 2 mill Hillsboro 10 M . o . 3 .14 . 2 . 3 . 3 4 3 . 1 . 1 . 5 .12 . 4 .24 . 2 11 31 . 6 PKOBATR. Est Perrin Steeples, deed admin istrator repoits ballance on hand 9273.10; erdered that administrator Ik- retained from disbursing said money and from acting ofllc ally until further order from the Court. Est 8 A Durham, deed final acct allowed and e tatu closed of record E-t G II Hlddink, deed final acct filed and Monday, March 4 set for final settlement. OKtbOX FEEMt VELKUATtS. President A. N. Fisher, Pacltt Advocate has appeinted eight dele gates from the State Press Associa tion to atteud the next meeting of the National Editeirial Association which uieeU iu Budalo, N. Y., Juue 101b next. The persous named are D. 1. Ashury, Reporter, McMinnvllle; F. S. Harding, Telephone-Register, Mc Minuville; Miss Ogleeby, Juuetion City, Times; Arthur Kouklin, Min ing News, Grant Pass; A- W. Cheney, Courier Herald, Oregon City; D. M. C. Gault, I.NUKPKNDKNT, Hillsboro; A. N. Fisher, Pacific, Christian Advocate, Portland and Geei. H. Hi mes, Portland. A. Tozier aud W. G. Steel are now officer in the National Association. The Port-1 laud Press Club also seuds delegate. The two delegation bad a meeting iu Portland last Friday and organized by selecting W. G. Steel chairman and G. L. Peaslee, secretary. Upon counting nose-a it Is found that the Oregou delegation will number 18 iersons, who with wives or daugh ters will make a company of 35 or 3G, a car full. The delegat'on In a laxly will leave Portland, June 8, probably by the North Pacific bav- n quick passage to Chicago, where the National excursion will be Join The trip from Chicago to Buffalo may be by boat on the lakes theugh that is not yet certainly known. Last year when the association met in New Orleans Ihe Oregon delegate were the only ones organized and they fared much better than the re presentative from any other state. Oregon bad headquarter at New Orleans where they were more en tertainer than eutertained, and the Oregon people could get telegraph messages through when no one else could, so that delegates fremi the east ern states bad to apply toOregonlan to get their messages on the wires. The experience of last year In the matter of organization emphasizes that plan for this year. The work the elelegation has laid out for the Buffalo trip Is advertising Oregon, ud especially the Lewi Clark Exposition of 1905. To do the bet-t work the Oregonians want to go pre pared to attract the favirable atten tion of tno Easterners so as to ge t the Lewis 1 Clark Exposition ai Port land In every paper in the country. The N. E. A. ha not yet quit talk ing alamt Ihe 1899 meeting which was held iu Portland and it is pro posed to set their ns agoing ugain y inviting Ihe 1905 meeting to b - again at Portlaud. At the Portland meeting, held last week the following resolution was unanimously adopted. "Resolved, that we, as Oregon's National Delegate to Ihe N, E. A. which convenes In Buffalo, June 10- 13, during tbe Pan-American Expo sition of 1SH1, do hereby pledge our selves, individually and severally, to do all in our power toward having said N. E. A. meet In Portland, Ore., during the Exposition of 1905, which is to be held to commemorate the Lewis A Clark Expedition; and we also pledge our hearty support to the Commission appointed by our State Executive to represent Oregon at the Pan-American Exposition and re quest that every member of our State Aosnciation aid In seeing that our State and it resource tie pro-riy advertised aud displayed at Buffalo during the entire Exposition." The delegation will not be able to take much along for exhibition and inde-ed tht will hardly be necessary since the state la to have an exhibit through which the delegation will take pleasu'e In guiding stranger. The main business however will be to boom the Lewis 4 Clark Expos! tion of 1905. Washington County ha been pay iug 7.60 for Coyote scalps. Dtiriug tree past two years the di-jrsinent fir that account has beet. 410. But that is uot as much a the- h -..dature decrees we shall pay each er here, after. A bill pajtsed the house Jan. 0, aud the senate Jan. 29, was 'p proved Jau. 30, aud received oy County Clerk Morgao, Jan. 31 which levies a tax oi one mill ou the tax able property of the state to create a calp bounty fund. This county's part is $2,870, Multnomah' $32,li3'J, aud the whole state $117,804. The act comes a little late. The stale taxes have already beeu levied. So the county's, so the school district's and cities. The county court ha ael- jourued and will not be together again till next week. Some of our attorneys who have seen the act have doubts abemt the legislature having power to levy a tax. The legisla ture can direct the c unty court to do so, but In thi Instance that has not been done. It is undeistooel that ex tending taxes has so far progress ed that the 1 mill scalp bounty tax can not be put on this year. But will not $117,804 kill a lot of coyotes? The industry will be a thriving one for a few years. The Modem Brotherhoeal of Amer ica will hold regular meetings ou Ihe 2nd and 4th Tucselays of each mouth. All members not having received their certificate are requested to do so at the next regular meeting of the Lodge. By order of trustees. John Tom McNamara was on vie ted of highway robbe-ry In Port land yesterday and sentenceel to se-rve six mouths In the county jail. This aenteuee is exceedingly light for this crime aud his previous reputation is well known to Hillsboro citizen. II. T. Bagley, of thi city, defe-mled. Calvin Jack, Jr. ha aevepted'a iwi sition as iKMik keeper with J. W Shule, banker. He ha already tan- u his place at the desk. Right to I'gllues. The woman w ho is lovely in fae-e, form and temper w ill always hve friends, but one who would be at tractive must keep her health. If she is weak, sickly aud all ruu dowo, she will be nervous aud irritable. If the ha eoiistipatiou or kiduety trou ile, her impure blood will cusepiui ple-s, blotches, skm eruptions and a wretched e-omplexion. Elevtric Bit ter i the Is-st medicine in the world to re-gulate stomach, live-r and kid ney and to purify the blotal. It 'ives strong ue'rvos, bright eyes, em.xith, velvety skill, rick comple xion. It will make a good-looking, 'hxriiiiuir woman of a run-down In valid. Only M ce-nt at lh-lta Drug. till Kit AMM'AL tLEAUASOE SALE, Ureat Iteeluctioii, lor Short Time OllljT. As ha b.-en my custom, I will hold my Annual tie'arane-e' Salt) com mencing the 4th day of Jan. and lasting until Ihe 1st day of Feb; (lur ing thi period of lime, 1 oiler to my patrons and the public, every artle le in my stock at reduction that will make it an object to you to buy now. My stock is the largest and most complete in the county, and In prices ana qualities, I dety couii-titien. Every article in stock is bright and new. No shop worn or out of date giaals. This i the oprtunity of the se-ason, to all alike and sheiuld not ia) missed, lloyt the Jeweler. OASTOIIIA. Bean tha Ihe Kind Vnu Haw Hiww 8oujJ4 Mr. Will Davison and wife, of 1 1 fi';V&Gi VH7oi I Greenville.were in town la-t Friday. t'. J tVe,.'? I Notice of fr'innl Hettlemeut. ! !vf i AHrXlsr 1 herel.v given that the undkigii- 1 tyjff-j&K&a; l'f Vl4, I Nolle e is e.l has filiil his litm! account as u.liuiiiis trator of the tuttf I'Jtihn leus .lui-eue'l. And that Hie county court fur W. shiimtoii countr e ri'Kon Iiuk net Momlay the lllli ay f Frhruary l-.ml ut llie tmur ot 1" a. in. for examination ami lii-ariu of tin Hume ami tor th netll'iiicnt tlu-reof. a imthoiih int rnsleil m naitl i-slali- are nolllie-.l to present tliei oliji-ituiiin il any in Baiil court on or before hiii.I linn-. J. INI-I'll t.Al'M. Ailiiiinistrator o thee.-t tool John l.a-is dt-ceas d Dupsl this January ', l'.H-l. ?,- - f, OAVIESi PftiSIDiNT. C. T. BELCHER. aiC'V AND TRCA. St. Charles Hotel lae-OBPOUATICD Front and MorrlwiCStreet, Portland Oregon. Electrio Stents, Electric Ke" '! Uydraulic Elevator. 150 Rooms at 25 to 60c, Suites, Jo, to 1, tiooel KEAL ESTATE. Peter Roonpy to John Smith and wife 80asec2Ci2nr2 w : G M Bonier to Anna Metxger 50 a sec 3 t 2 sr 1 w Lizzie J William Shaver to Asa and Bertie Williams 1 a Soloman Richardson 4 I c... Anders Granberg to Hannah Olsen 62 68 a Ilols-rtson d I c 1300 3000 400 Kestanraut iu Connection. Give us a call, DAVIS & HELCIIER, Managers. The Hillsboro Pharmacy PUKE DRUGS. IIIMH uKADK tllK.MiUAi. Jiuef, Iron and Winu Is a Good Tonic. Wo Hsivo tlio IJost Patent Medicines, Druggist's Sundries, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Kodak, Photo Good3, Fair Dealing Requires no Fairy Tale. Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of main and Third streets and fret pilr- P. O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. James A Copeland Opera Company played two niehts in Hillsboro this wee k using the play, "A Husband on Halary." The first night the au-diene-e was quite large. On the se conel the heiime was emaller. This is not to tie wondereil at since Hills boro i not lnri;e enoutrh to (rive big heuse to I tie second rendition of the same program. The- company did its pnrl thoiit.i, for it is the uui ve-rsal ttimony ll..t the a. tiuirori thesee-ond evening was better than on the firt thoiij;'! it wa by no mean poor them. It I not often that we are treat--1 to a- good an en tertainment a this ie,e. The play wa satisfaet iry it. every y, and it is tn be hopel l.iat they will visit UillsV.ro Btf ti ii. Mr. Msrjraret Milne diotl last Wednesday sgeel 64 year. The fun eral will take place tomorrow, Satur day, at 10 oVIoek . m., from the family residence. The burial will be in the cemetery at the Tualatin Plain Presbyterian church. 1 Nothing adds more to vigor of body and cheerfulness of mind, or aids so well In chasing away the lines ofworryaad care from the weary brow, as good, sound, re freshing sleep. But when ths gray matter of the brain has boon robbed of Its vitality and constructive strength by weak, worn out and exhausted nerves, sleep gives way to restless tossing and long hours of fever ish distress. Do you want a good sleep? You can get It If you go abot It right. Mies9 "My nerves were so shatterod after a severe attack of pneumonia that the least noise would make me feel like screaming at the top of my veice. I could not gt a night's sleep, and would oftoa awaken twelvo or fifteen times before morning. One day I purohaad a bottle of Dr. Miles' Nervine on trial, and before it was half gone I oould go to sleep without an effort and awake feeling rested and refreshed." P. E. A. Fuko, Hartshorns, L T. Relaxes the strain on the excitJ norves and gives the repair shops of the brain a chaaoa to mako good the damage of the waking' hours. It is a great brain-food and nerve-builder. Soli bj all druggists on a gvAtzntK. Pf. IUIm HUlctd Co- EUti "