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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT la the Mtoffintl HUlaboto, Ore. aa eeeoaa-otiise mmii utsiMr. , U advaooa, par jiur, fUM HlLLeUOltO CBUSUU i 0v., frup 1. M.0,OAULT, K.Uuw FRIDAY, MAUCH , 19ul. Tha man who follow the plow to fortune will travel many a mile, but tie la Mirer by far ot reach lug It than the maD who wanders aimlessly up and do wo the eartb not following anything. . " . The Corvallla Tlwea has a four column article descriptive of 'the last aewlon of the k-gialalure. It la tha beat pen picture of that exciting aeaalon that haa been published. Nothing in the big dailiea approach Riley Cave aaya that the Mitchell republicana are a ael ot blasted hog. The democrats' gave them half the repreeenlatlvrw of . WaHhlugton county Vincent and Edaon aud they lout ou ttie race aud then got wad at the deinocrata because they would not give up the half that had been laid away lor teed. Some of the volunteers from t(ie Philippines are on the way home, aud all of them who fail to re-etiliHt Will probably be at home or on the way iu this direction by July 1, the dale at wbicu their enlit-tuient ex piree. The Job ( transferring 40 000 or 50,000 soldiers from the Philip pines lo this couutry in the next few months', and of transporting at many from here there, will be a big task, but it must be accomplished. World- power has its penalties as well as its advantages. If Uo. A. Uteel bad been permit ted to ruansge the campaign instead of Graham discs, Hon. H. W. Cor belt would have been chosen senator. Qlaaa makes m'staku, grievous ones. He required Drefser to rign up. There was a tumor about the stale last summer that he rktd Colvig t aign up, but he simply told him to goto. A few days ltfr"ere wai an Independent rindidate running against Colvig. Then I erau-e Dre--er could not be clubbed into line Glass published the Dre -er con fact. That was bad politic. Kvety one believed the Colvig Incident then, and began wondering bow. many more of Corbett's following I ad .-ign-ed up. Another piece of GIhVs bad politics was demanding fie 34 sup porters of Mr. Cor bet t to s'gu en agreement that tbey would vole for Mr. Corbet t aud no one eloe. He published the paper. At the time It was stated that eleven of the men refused to sign It. Tbe public.tlion of the statement that all had signed it, was a He. The final vole showed that, for on the last ballot Corbett did not get 34 votes, but only 29. The eleven that did not sign knew that a false statement had been nuide and so did the 23 who did slgu know thai the truth had not been told. Good politics is to keep ones mouth closed or tell the truth. i STATS FKES8. If any of the railroad companies proposing to give this county rail road connections should send repre leatatlvea into Tillamook for the purpose of passing round the hat for a subsidy, we shall politely say "Nit" and refer them to Mark Hsnna as the subsidy advocate. People of Tillamook don't propose to be Han- nalaed or Hammondized either, and j It la just aa well to let these compan ies know right now that they will not be able to work the subsidy "graft in Tillamook. If railroad into the eounty is considered a py- Ing proposition, then let it be built i with that object in view and under , the same conditions which people' put money into cheese factories and creameries. Tillamook Headlight. T fazed It is easy to tell when your nerve-force and rital power are slipping away from you. 'When your day's work leaves you weary and exhausted; when you are so nervous, irritable and sleepless that your nights are passed in restless tossing; when you get up in the morning with no appe tite fr breakfast, and go around all day with a headache; you may be sure your nervous strength is being used tip faster than it is being renewed. 3D& Oivaa tha tortured nerves a rest, helps them regain their tone and stoiidins, and is a speedy remedy, fpt nervous troubles of every kind. Soli fey H droggtst tMi a suarant. Dr. Miles IMz-xaI Co Eart, Lai. . . ... I VJOUS M. MJTCUi.lL 6XJ JoH. j r.Wii roil H t iini-" CITATIOX- . ! k'r S.i.i-irf (.mill liltf L. 'tiftrn ' - ' jjur:o.T Ui lest fi '. tint rdy, February 2:i I, Jl tUllfellfil, VI rttliiuvumu r " - ' elected U. 6- floater to nv .. r cix . yt-nrs from March -ilb. l i .v, fu.l fi ruinli'y for .king r e was ut completed iui ouuJx. Mi'ti'er'l M elected Lfceau-L . a lot Mr. ,1 Vta be it ted he 'can LcLt rrpju-..i.t ue state than any tuna thai cou!d be aeuk Even Mr. Coroeti'. irieud coucele hb efficiency a a represen tative. Mr. Mitchell la yet in iou h with the aenate; he ia uol queered with the administration, aud hi eiectlou at tuia time will without doubt be to the advantage of the state. But too much uiut not be ex pected. There are things that be van not do. tie can not the tiisl year get a. 80-foot channel from Portiaini to tbe eea, and be will not be able to keep the big ehipa that ply ou the Columbia .and Willamette rivera from grounding. Neither could Mr. Cor belt . do those thing. Mr. Mitchell will be a better party leader than Mr. Cor belt and the fac ioi,a will be quelled' -o that at the next tate eUction the party will be bet ter prepared for the campaign than it baa been. There will be fewer iu dependent candidates seeking pre ferment. ELECTION OF 8K SATO US. Tbe Washington (D. C.) Star com menting on the election of Senator at Salem last Satnreay say: "TheOreg n deadlock is brokiu, but only through a mixing of party votes and such a break lug of lines M may cause rerious factional trouble hereafter. Had it not been tor I be desertion of democrats at the last moment, the session would have i closed without a choice. If there is any virtue in party government through the holding of men to re sponsiblities ;by their organization allegiance, this method of Senaiot selection ia calculated to destroy it." -Factional trouble msy result but it will be no worse than it woujd have been had Mr. Corbett been selected. The republicans carritd Multnomah county in 1898, but lost it In 1SHM. At both elections Mr. Corbeit was recognized as the parly candirta'e for Senator. It therefore iuut be cm-1 ceeded that Mr. Corbeit lost t lit of I votes in 1900 that supported him in 1S98. Tbe factionalism dreaded by j the Star may be dismissed. We hud ; it before and Mr. Milt hell msy te! able to do such efficient work fur the i state that parly bickerings can be quieted. 1 Hut it is the effect on patty Hist lr-i-ue Is taken with the Star. If democrat by voting for a repuiillin under such .conditions as eil-tt-l si ' Sileui last Saturday breaks perly lilies, let them snap. The comaieiiH of several democratic papers that sre at hsnd this week condemn the rleui-1 ovrsts who voted for Mr. Mitchell.! They say that If the democrats had not voted there would have been no i election, and that tbe repub'ii -ins would hare been so divided ttyat in j 1902 a democratic legislature cou'd have been chosen, thus Insuring two ' democratic U. S, senators. Thus the Star and the Oregon organs put party welfare above date advantage, for all concede that it would be a misfortune for Oregon not to be fully represented at this time. Tbe democrats who voted and secured aa election are rather to be commended. They did their duty rather than advancing party interests. Their party asso ciates took the other tack in 1897, when they refused to help organize the legislature. Mo party advantage was gained then but th state was mulcted to the amount of the ex pense of that rump session. Indeed the democrats lost votes rather than gained them. Democrats voted for Mr. Corbett before Mr. Mitchell re ceived support from that party. Their votes tended to cau e the deadlock rather than break It. O A. ITOniA, Bssntke Bhsb i im iim tw Han siwun gaugj. aM Sef I was troubled a great doat with nerv ousness and headache. Tlie last exertion would cause a dreadful pain in tho head and when I became excited I would lose entire nntrol of my nerves. I lived in that misery, for ten years, failing to get relief until I began using Dr: Miles Kerv-' ine. Within a week my friends v. ere re marking bow much better I looked, and soon after I found my health restored." Mrs. Locis Euj, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Miles9 Ne le-u-. U-r ui '-t proline lilt Jbany t'el;jrti'U 'f. i'" Yard un 11 i Mr-.. Oiecir - ut.u lliuni hl ro.- . Ml I ml fir .vltinz of I j Kk'Ks! . '. W lit I K Pli MOt I II Uv. iiH. I hiii now Ux. kin' r.r.iir for Wl.ifcc t'lymouih gg from I'rUe W luiilu Stork at tl IK) per 'Hing of 1. . IImvh order for 14 Melting Also a few cauariea, pail Oeriuiin Wartiler. Mm. L V. Hoime, Hillshuro, Oregon Atlminlntrntor'M Notice. Notice is herebv Riven Unit tlie under signed tins tf Hii "by the County t ourl jf wsoliiiiRioii Comity, Oregon, duly ap pointed administrator of ilie estate ot Slur )t ret i.rulilw, ileceasitl All wrs.iui having aims u:ainl said estate urs noli tint to pri'M-ut 1 Hem tome Kith proper voucher at Hie law yllir.e of 8, H. Hu.l in HMIsboru. OrvKon, ltliiii at mouth from this "iit IJuUkI lit Ili'lsburo, (Jiuin tliii JTli duy Ofl ebruary.nil. K. V. II Al SKH, Ailiuinislrator of the entate of Margaret OrubliH, deceiiiied. -it-4r Kioe kholdera Met- TOTI;E 18 IIKREBV OIVES, THAT ll thennnuul meeting of the stockhold er of tlie llill-boroCo-opttrulire Company will be held in tlieU uiitff hull in Hiilsborn Oregon, Tuesday. t'ie " tli du of siareh, IWI, ut 1 o'clock. Tim meutiii is called lor the pu- pone of elertuig live uireutors to sei ve one year and for the transaction of moii other busiuest as may properly come before suid meeting. Hillsboro, Oregon; Feb. !, '!. Calvin Jack, sr. freaident. f . , tiecretary. -to-IS I- ,ecutop' Xotire. ' Notice tx hereby given that 1, the under signed. Lave been appointed executor of the last Kill and testament of M, K rimith. deceaHtil by the I onnt ourl ui toe state of Oregon, for , shingtoii county and have duly qiialilifd as such eiecutor. i persons having claims agi-iust the e-tU e of suid M , 1'. Mm Hi, dectased, are beri-by nut Led to prevciit i he same tome with the proper vouchers either at my residence at I igardv lie, Oregon or lit the law ollice of W ' N. Hi rntt, at Hillliro, (nvgiui, w itliin six mouths from the date hereof , I'uied Jfebruurv 2Hih ll.Jl. . i ' JOUN vV, TiO Kl). Kxecutor of t'ie estate of M. 1'. Sinilli, decaased, 41 iSsv'! 71 j"n"vllNt,taPK PRO c 123,0.0'G i people are killed every year In" this country by CONSUMPTION. Thf fault is theirs. No one need havt consumption. It is fiot hereditary. It if brought on by neglect. Yon have a slight cold and cough. You do nothing to get rid of it. Shiloh's Consumption Cure will care a cough or cold in one night. "Rhlloo't Is as snfailinc cere for ernnrh, thrust na Issf iron,, li will eitrc con sumption. It ti r-rss-lfc.hlr rrm. Hy " A. k. SAL1 Ek. M U , hod.lu, K. V. ghllnh's Cnn.itmpllnn rare Is sold hy all strug-gUts as r, aiip, ai.no m ,, l. A rlnK.t guarantee Mllb svery hot He It you are o.,r HalUhetl go to your druggist mud gst your anoarjr bst-a. Write tor fHiiMrated book en connmptwn. Scot wusosi u to yns. . U. W..U C.., LsKoy. K V Notlre r Final Nrttlemrnt Not it e is l.rrrSv aiven that the utidnlirn . ed executor of the last will and t stiiinent ! ol ljiuin Jucauot, lecMt-ed. l.as -l lett his til.al arconnt as sueti eiecuUir in the county court or Wnahinirton countr(Jre i iron and said account will tie heard bv salir ourt on Monday the 2ntb duy of ! .Mart n r.sii ui iu o run K a. in. ol said day. IK TEH JACQCOT. Kxeei'tor of the liict .will and testament I Of liu s Jaequol, deceased. KJ-41 men v W MessiwisHimisnwass c 9 IN HIE C -INlY lOlltr OV TIIK L e-iaio of Ortrfuo, fur Ilia county ol tVuaiuiiglou. Iu tbu Metier of tbe Kstale of I 'I honiiis eritciter, drciiM-d ( 1w the llttrs ut law ol aid 't'lioiiiitH tlrtt- i-hr, ilic-eaiiMi, ft iu-w ujlui-a, age sud pi:ii ot re.-.idei,c ure ujw unki;o-u, , jn ! to all other parsons mtereel.i iu sutd e tute, ipeeti(l: In tl.e iVuiiw nf the M itt o1 ()riv,,n you are b eby cited and required to jj'i'ur in tbe i oui.ty t ourl ol luv el le of leegon, tor the County ol Washington, at the Court room thereof, at Hillsboro in tl.e Coun vol Washington on Monday (lie 1st ilav ui Amil i!jl. at 10 u'l loes. In tbe I'Tei.oon ot t at duy. theu and there t- I show rause il'aiiy yu.i have why a" order of j said Court should uot be hi de aulhoris- lllg SOU CUrei'llllg HIS nuillliiiei," ui nam ehlalo. to Si 11 the real estate belonging 'o laid est:tt- as piay.-d tor in the petition of aid udiiiiiiistratr ami hied herein, said real esUte bi'itik- dem ribed as following tj it: - Beiug and situate iu Washington count r ifreeoli and iieiinc a on 1 1 of the lAii.lioll .Land I lain, of Lawrencw Hal ami a lie and in bctiun&l 18 Kl W Mill. Mir. ana houmled by, conimeiiciug at the Northwest corner of a Ml) aere Irai't of laud iiurchaxeat by Francis J, Jenkins Iroiu aines r'. Handers, and running tbem-e rtouth tut degrees Kast & 67 cli ins; tbeiu-e !-uuth Ut dtgrtes West A. 11 chains, thenc North li!) decrees West 2it.nl chains; thence Nortli il degrees Kast A.H t-lutius to the t lace of IK-Kiiiiiiiig. containing li uud W acres. A strip M links wide containing S of an iters and running North Ha degrees Kust Iroiu oulh to North line of said lf i crcsot land couiuieiicing on Houth line of laud IS.. S chains from bouthwest corner Is rf nerved herefrom said Thomas flritober to have the right of way f r all neressary travel by i ornou, teun oraniiuals, on said i rip of laud to and from tlie county road. U it liens, the Hon. U A- Hood, Judge ol the County Coun of tbeHtateof Oregon, tor Ihelountv of W shilivtoll With til "seal ol laid Court stilled, this 2Uth day of Faliruary, A. JJ. luul. iisL Attest: UKU. A MOltUAN, J. W. Morgan, Clerk Deputy. 4U-4' In the riKcmr court of tiik Btate of Oregon, for Washington County. Uortimer llallet, PlaintirT, ... ut v. far. - iri.lL.f lll.feiWlllll To Carrie Ui'llet, the ubovs nuiuetl defen dant: la the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby ie.iiired to a' pear and answer the complaint of the pliiintifj tiled against vou he eirvon or before Thursday tlie 'JMb day ol March, lisJI, and if you tail ho to appear ami answer, the planum wmappijr eomjilaint, U-wtt, for a decree dinsolving lie marriage wurae. uw r-ir.....ft tween yourself (0 t the plaintilt. The time p tecrilwd toi aa .lislung this summons Is six weeks, una the d te of the first publi- .....1 ... i L.. Aai.... u,,.l III. U11IIM LUI Hill IS. I TUI -I...,, is served by molicutioii bv order of the Houoru lei. As Kood, u uuty juage oi Washington County. Oregon. ruled February nth mil. b. h. m'syoM, JtH-iH Attornov for I'liiinlill. BcU l.vin's Dys pepsia Tablets, food digesters, start digestion properly- -make a healthy, clean stomach. Help the stomach to do its work prop erly until it's cured soc. Aa fssnciscOh Ca1 KDWAltD L. BAI.HWIM CO., I have gsinel to pounds since using your Dvpepis Tablets. My stotrtxrh Is now iu guoii condition. A. li. loos AI.AMCOA, Cau XDWARD L. BAt.DWIM CO., Aiier suffering wltu somocti Iroskll for three vesri. 1 have currtl niysrlf by usiug your dynprr"is Unlets, thereby avoiding utsKsl oprmtloa, which I ws about ts UuderSo 00. DIUSTSVASIX. Couuty AMsssor Oiacs. For t if Ht Delta Drug IStore J, F. DAVIES. PNiaiDINT. St. Charles Hotel - laconroiuTBO r rout and Mtrrlsiitrft, PvrtUad Orffen. Electric ;t.ii;hts, tcloctrie Uelle and Hydraulic Klevator. 15 Kuahis at S5 t iVk-, Koltes li, U $1. tiMtl KfsUaraat la I'u.ull.. Give us a call, DAVIS k Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To ruvo this call t the corner of main and Third streets and get pike- P.O. BROWN, Furniture Dealer. The Hillsboro Pharmacy PUKE DUL'US. I1IWH KAI)E CHEMICALS. Patent Medicines, DrttKuist's SuudrieH Toilet Article, Pet fumes, Kolak, Tboto Goods, Fair Dealing Hcqtiires no Fairy Talc. 1 Keep but the Homillnn-Rrnum RhnoS 11UJ111UUU11 uiuvui uiiuu M Til If U 1 Get a Pair. AT DENNIS' STORE Baby's First Shoes Free. I will present to' every baby, in this county, horn in the year 1001, its first pair of shoos, absolutely five. , All you have to do is to comply to the print- ow Remem ber they don't cast you a cent. What You Have to Do. I will ftirniHh you with a h hy the Mother, Father and ynugot the Hlinra n'lMolutt'ly fmt. KxtH-ator'n Notice. i Notice is hereby kIvpii th-'t Ilia umlur- signed I'leentor oi the fust will unit ttwta nn nt of Louis llorchers, let-vam-ii lias duly tiualiliHtl as such All persons haviiiK Cluinis uirniiis this es ate are rt'qtiBstud to i.rvBent tl.Biii to me with propi r vouch rs at tlieoltlceoi 8. It. Huston, in Hillslxi o, On-iron witlriu six months from tins lialu. 'I'h'.s February 6th l'.MH. KUKI) MKI.ZK11, Executor of the lust will nnd tistiimnt of Louis lioruhers, tecvased. aH-4i W A N TK 1). Capable, reliable person in every county to tepresfitt larite nin uny of solid rinuni-inl reputution ; ftril salary fier year, payable weekly ; A per duy absi utely sure and all expenst-s; string t, bona-litle, delinite salary, no coniiiiissioii; alary paid each Haturilay and expense money advanced each week. 8TAKIMUO HOUSE, Srtt Dasbo! Ht.. Chicaoo, 85-M Beantae y,Th Kind Ywi Haw lwy BougM Tl Kind YflO Haw lwy Signatu Of O. T. BELCHER. O'Y ANO TRItt. BELCHER, Slanasern l'eef, Iron and Wine Is a Good Tonic. Wo llavo tho Host Rain THE I r I 1- s1 M 1 M ill ! V All Prices cfrtillintp which mini Im Mtin- llio altcndinf; pliysii ln, thi'ii i Don't Rub It li. All ACHE5 AND PAINS LOOK ' AI.IKU TO Scotch Remedy There .r re f tif julhI reasons why efcrj touschftld s ould usz this remedy I Flrt-?lt piivtrito quirkfr and (taeptr th&n ari known remHly. 8ooni It ti riuivpB pnin and smrpneu a oik, nnx will ntrt Roll or discolor Um ikii, or fioimna'. Third It ertnUIn no chlorofnrm, athar, ammnnli.. capsicum or lodlna and Is not volatUa. fourth IVtMue It Is tha only sals, quick ana hiir;tilt'ta remedy fuund en tatf market. , Bold by all artirfglst at (0 osnta. SCOTCH REMEDY COMPANY Wntcra Agtaef SAN FSANCIIsCS Delta Oni(f Store. Tooth Brush Economy W huve ttxith liroshi1 for five ami ten ernts that are wild lor dtiiililo the price in some platt-n. Kxtra RfKitl mm for flftei'n penlH, H.lrrnlil vhIikh for the money; lut we do not tirn th. wile tif, uny of thene txoaiiw rent downright euonomy eouit h in luiylni; aouiftiiing a I ill If U'lt'r. We would ad vine you to pick a tirunh cootlnir 26 cents or more for two rensons. P nm the I vQ-f y teeth are worthy "O')of the Ut.t lirnsh tnmle. The better the hruh. the more pr-rfirt the work. ecord,:,";uhM:7. frrado h are (fiiHranti'cd to k'vi' nnd perfeet xervlce. Delta Druir Stoio, Main St., Hillsboro, Ore. Rupture & Piles, Cured without Operation or Ik-ten- ttoti from Iitisiticss. Kom 11, Mtkmj lll.lg-., I'.rUmiil, Ore. U-saaa prisma NELSON & REEP. MA.NUFACri'KEKS OK Rough and Dressed LUMBER m will have our wwnUI ia.y U imw Uxit Jun Kth. The UmI of tiiulxr tribiitary is the iet In the s-t-ito and hsni with our Urur macbitwry and mechanical akill onr ,ro.luct will be axual to that found iu any market and superior to ssoet. We uivito order. It' The new firm of Schulinerifh Hri . nell trHHln t lii'aier than any firm I I e city. Hi t tht-ir price In fore pu liHfintf. fMtt'lHKUX CAIIrOK.NU. N 'trthle anions the pleaHUren al fordtHl liy tlie HIihmIh It'.uto Ih the wiuter trip to Koutheru California tntl Arisoim. lb'ticwed MCiUinlHiice with thin iNvlion will ever develop frmli points of iiilrt'Ht nnd imIiIiiI iunti of eiijoyiiK'tit, undrr lis sunny skim, in the variety of ita IndUHtrieH, In ita prolific vegetation and unions ti oumlx'rUss tt-aorta of mountain, shore, valley anil phiin. The two daily Nhnsta traina from Portland In California have tieeu re cently ftiuipped with the mont a . roved pattern of atamlartl anil tour lit'pintf earn, hut tlie low ml if of jtirt' will atill oonlinuo in eireet. l..ui-trHted Ktiidtn to the winter re rM of California and Arisoim may be had on application 'o C. 11. Makkiiam, O. P. A., ' Portland, Oregon. Call on V. J. llartHT, Heenml tret if you want a flrwt-tiiiKr. Hhaveor hair cut. Try hia hatha, either hot or Colli. Acker's Ityspepsiu Tablets are sold on a punitive guuiunte. Hurt's heiirt-tiiirit niimiiK of tho foixl, tlmtrosa nl'ti r eatiiin or any Inrlii tit tlysH'psiii. One lillte titl.lo Kives iinnieiliu e n-lii'l'. 2T cik. ami Ml eta Tue li Ita Drug HUirr. OA 3 T O HI . Wttae ) lh ""l m lw:lr BwtM Sifntue To ( are a (old Iu One lay - Take Laxative , Urotno Quinine Tahleta. All druKnti refund the money If it fnila to cure, K. W. (Jrove's aigiiHttire iaon each ho. 2.rH.', Itock Jnland gang ploua complclo for l.'iO, at Hchulrncrii li Un.a. Acker's KnclMi lienteily vtlll stop a coiikIi at sny time, ami will cure the worst cold in twelve lionrs, or tuom-y re funiled. 25 anil Ml cent at Itelln llnis Store, Stopa the CoiikIi and Work otT the , Cold. - I.axtitve Itriimii (i'liiiino TahlelA cure a cold in one tlay. No Cure, no lay. ' Prii-e 2T ceuln. Win Mohr makes IkmiIs at I ia shnpon Hccoml nircet, llillrilxiro, "for r.f0tper pair, wwetl h!iinh for h and gives sMfi:t attention lo repair-, ing. HeuHea only flrst-gratle Htta k which enahloH him to guarantee hia wt.rk. fl.J.SNIELDS&Co. tirowers and ImHrt!rg of all kimla ol (ii ass & Fiold Seeds We eain numo eed for evergrH.-n pna re in your section of the country. Vvhv pniMpoct with untried eoda? With tifUHin years ol personal experience in Krowing, also with the experience ol the Agricultural Collejrua at Moscow and I'lilliiian, we atiliiuit tliu lollowiiig list of suotis out ol a hundred different kinds : KroiiiMl lueramt. Ilullsn u Ur.u. Tall Meailow risque, Knirlish Kye t.rHw. Kugllsh lllae (.raits. Flat Mem. nieil Jtlue tirass. lull MphIss iiut tiraKs, Orchard (irass. ( Thewe are KKlill MCt'USt m sr. grower of them aud will foaraiitee reults ud prices. We are also growers and iiiiHirtr of Clovera, Alfalfas, Teas, Cora, Wheat, " npcii, .11 1 lels au4 all kind of Held Needs. K(iP rf.srtlsai mi a nU.s llf Sl'UXMAN, Professor of Agriculture at tho Agricultural College st Pullman, Wash., ami II. T. FKKNCII, I'mfeasor ol AgricuUure nt tho Malio Htate Uni yersity, Mohcow, Idaho. t,r prices and further information addresa, M. J. SHIELDS & CO.. MOSCOW, IIIAHO. XOTICK l'K Vi MAV, THtX DepMrlment of Interior. I.d Ornt at OsKooa Citt, (). February, 9, l!l. NOTKKIH IIKKRBY OIVKM 1 1f AT the followinir-nniiKHl seUler has titst notice of liis intuition to niuke limil areof In iipimn of his cliiim, nn.l that eal.t proof will he ) Mrt tin. County flak w.., Jlllisiioro. lfts. on Airil 1, I'.sjt, vis: ' I'UUA) UISKSVH, If . K. Mil. IISMll In. l. i I? . -a u .. a T a Jt R i vv' " i o . W Me i.nnioM the f..llwinK witnt-sses l nn v it is omit i ititstfis. ss..i.1 . iullivnll..n ,.r ...i rr...l : '" John K. Ziiiuiit-riiia,,, 0' " f.f.nc,m r red Meyers, of . ' " ''V? ' Zfiiiniermaii, of Alien C. Tan nock, of ..... CIIA8. B. MOOUKH, lUgister C ASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Te Kind Yob Have Alwajj Bought a i : i