MILLSBORO I.VDs.HrADt:.T
turn mi tu tut p liimni t J.l.:.iro tm.
MMOOM CUW Wad lus'W.
akaajlpttoa, la aJvrv, jest yr. K U
HlUJBUOaiO I'UaU- iSi U., 1 pi
II. U. U OA. U 1,1, jKlitor.
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, ilrul.
RI VSHii AND UAKUOHS.
Tb awtiate and house in ton res
could not agree ou tbe item Id the
River tod Harbor till wherefore it
wan referred to a conference com
mittee. Tula committee reported it
bark to the senate ou (he U t day of
to wmhIod, Od a motion to adopt
the report of tbe committ, Senator
Carter ot Moutana, whoae term of
office expired at noon on Monday,
got the floor and commenced a speech
gains, time. He dievumted tbe River
and Harbor bill for 14 bourn, ho that
there wan no time left for taking a
vote. The bill in dead. There wan
do River aud Harbor Appropriation
bill pamid at the first session of thin
congress aud now none ho that tbe
country giie two years without such
appropriations. Oregon will (eel this
as much a any other section of tbe
country, not no much the lots of
money tbat wax to be exnded here
s the improvement of our navigable
waters which we hoped to better pre
pare us for claiming a share ot tbe
Oriental trade. And again tbe ex
tentlon of the South Coast Railroad
toward Tillamook was assured as far
aa a new rock quarry, but all tbh is
rosponcd at leant till another year,
The worst In vengeance can not be
taken on Carter since be is out of
congress and not likely to get back.
TOJitiUK AMI lKKlUVIlOV
Representative Tongue has been
having some lively times with the
other members from the went, re'
cently. Mr. Tongue is chairman of
tbe arid lands aud irrigation com
niUtee, and member from the arid
states believe that he is their chief
obstacle in securing irrigation legis
lation. Mr. Tongue, while fully re
cognising the luioortanee aud the
benefits of arid laud reclamation, hax
a good eye for the fitness of thing!-;
and doubtless, la opposing and will
oppose any further additions to the
immense appropriations which have
alieady been made by this coug'exs.
Tbe New lands bill provides that the
money received from the sale of pub
lie lands in the arid section shall be
used for building reservoirs and ca
nala. While this is not a direct ap
propriation, and is perhaps an equi
tabid measure, it means the with'
holding from the trtasury of several
million of dollars. 801110 such men
sure will, doubtless, pass at the next
regular aeaaton, but It Is not deemed
advisable to open up a new oat let for
public money, and an outlet which
will, eventually, mean the expendi
ture of millions upon millions of dol
lars, at this session which already
has enough to answer for. The irri
gators are very well organized, and
It is said that they have determined
on a newspaper attack upon Mr.
Tongue, with the avowed object of
forcing him to retire from chairman
ship of the committee, As Mr.
Tongue's management of tl ? com
mittee is In perfect accord with the
plans of Speaker Henderson, and as
Mr.. Henderson will be re-elected
speaker, their efforts, if attempted,
are almost certain to prove unsuccess
ful. One irrigation lobbies! perpe-
t rated a pun on tbe names of our de
legation in the lower Louse. He
said: "The irrigators are Moody be
cause they are given too much
Tongue." Henator Simon is chair
man of a similar committee in tbe
senate, but the battle has not raged
thre ao fiercely. Corvaliis Gazette.
Particularly what Congressman
Tongue objects to is thst the money
arising from the sale of public lands
is to be placed into one fund aud
disbursed equally to those arid states
who have irrigation projects in hand
Thus the money received for Oregon
Umber lands, f 1600 per section may
go to Nevada, Arizona or Idaho, but
very little to Oregon since we have
no need of Irrigation except in Ma
hleur county. The Imkpksdent
understands that Mr. Tongue does
not particularly object to money
arising In a state shall be applied to
irrigation in that state. But he does
object to taking money that is pro
duced In Oregon and spending It in
Colorado. -
the mruriuTiov
President McKiniey was inaugu
rated president last Mondny with
rather more imposing ceremonies
than usual. He was escorted from
tbe White House to the Capitol by
detachments from the army and
navy, by military societies thief
among which was the Grand Army
of the Republic, and by labor socie
ties. From the regular army was a
regimect recruited from Porto Rico!
k.l alltaitfail ll.nll,.n TI
- ""iiii. "-ci
marching .nil maneuvers of these
nicu iryio Porto IN- u -iy
different from the regiments recruit
ed from Massachusetts and Virginia.
Tbey ttifl red only in the s irt'iy
coaipieliou pesuliar t- ibe peti.i: f
trie ijp.ca. Vi'oji i'ui..t .ud Au.,.
I's s.il ! Ixijs op. Tt-d ?ui -re
lxL.;.u..U' rs if llma-til I ad ; ) y
HiiU.c a lint) k( f li-UU' 4.
Alter lu prroJel. utd b. iii . 1 0
in and bad delivered hU inuugurtd,
be with Vice President Roosevelt
were escorted to tbe White House,
alter which they went ou the review,
lug stand. Tbe day in Washington
was wet there being a regular March
raiu storui ou, though iu Oregon
there was bright sunshine. Tbe pre
sidents reviewing station was iticlos
el by plate glass so that the incle
mency ot the weather was not felt.
The parade was three hours or more
passing tbe president. While not
equal in porap and circumstance to
the inducting into office of Edward
VII of England, which had occurred
ouly a few days before, McKiuley's
Inauguration was In marked contrast
to the simple ceremonies ottserved
by some of the former presidents. It
is said that Jefferson on horse back
accompanied by his servant rode up
to the Capitol dismounted, hitched
bis horse to tb fence and walked
to the portico was sworn in aud then
returned to bis residence as he came.
This story, though, has been denied.
Even If true it does not prove tbat
Jefferson bad no vanity. It seems
to have been manifested In that
method of display. John Tyler who
succeeded to tbe presidency ou tbe
death of Harrison took the oath of
office before a Justice of the peace,
but that was one of those rush emergencies-when
there could be no de
lay to prepare for formal ceremonies,
yet it would have been In U'tter taste
aud more dignified if the head of a
great nation bad taken his official
oath before a high judicial officer.
President McKiuley's inaugural
address is another paper equal lo his
former state utterance. Foreign, na
tious read aud approve. The c iidi
t u ins of the country four yearn .
are thus graphically contrasted with
the present;
When we assembled hereon tin
4th of March, 1897, there was grrt
anxiety with regard t our rurrencj
aud credit; noue exists uow. Then
our treasury receipts were iuad qu, t
to meet the current obligations f ;lie
government; uow they are sutlicici.i
for all public needs, and we h.ivi- a
surplus insiead of ailttjcit The J
felt constrained to convene the coii
giebs in exirsoniinaiy sessii n in it-
visereveuues to pay the ordinary ex
penses of the government now I
have tbe satisfaction to announce
that the congress just closed bss re
duced taxation In tbe sum ol $1,000,
000. Then there was a deep solici
tude because of tbe long depression
in our manufacturing, mining, agri
cultural and mercantile industries,
aud the consequent distress of our
laboring population; now eveiy ave
nue of production la crowded with
activity; labor la well employed and
American products find good markets
at borne and abroad. Our diversified
productions, however, are Increasing
in such unprecedented volume as to
admonish us of the necessity of still
further enlarging our foreign msr
kets by broader commercial relations.
For this purpose reciprocal trade ar
rangements with other nations should
in liberal spirit carefully cultivat
ed aud promoted. The national ver
diet of 1696 has for the most part
been executed. Whatever remains
unfulfilled is a continuing obligation
resting with undiminished force upon
the executive and tbe congress. Hut
fortunate as our condition is, its per.
manence can only be assured by
sound business methods and strict
economy in national administration
and legislation. We should not per
mit our great prosperity to lead us to
reckless ventures in business ot pro
fligacy in public expenditures.
While the congress detei mines the
objects and tbe sum of appropria
tiona, the officials of the executive
department are responsible for hon
et-t and faithful disbursement, and it
should be their constant care to avoid
waste and extravagance.
Tbe purpose of the administration
toward Cuba Is outlined in this para
graph :
The peace which we are pledged
to leave 'o the Cuban people must
carry w th it tbe guarantees of per
manence. We became sponsors for
the pacification of the Maud, and we
remain accountable to the Cubans,
no less than to our own country anil
people, for the reconstruction of Cuba
as a free commonwealth on abiding
foundations of right, justliv, liberty
and assured order. Our enfranchise
ment of the people will not be com
pleted until free Cuba hall "I a
reality, not a name; a perfect entity,
not a hasty experiment bearing with
in itself th) elements of failure ."
National responsibilities are not
neglected but thus studied:
Magnifying the difficulties will not
take them off our bands nor facilitate
their djutment. I)istrust of the ra
pacity, Integrity and high purposes
of the American people will not tx
n insnirlnir theme for future onliu.
- I
ial pnnteata. Dark nil urea and'
coDiests. inn pic u res inn1
gloomy foreboding re worse than
L-- v A i '"H'l tl'ry
ii. t ti -It to i mi t the sy of -Mi.
ty no I he t. ' l!-;'e mike'li uni
at-hauie'V l..t pr-'pii' of ev.l
veit- ao; i t'-ii! lers of tin- IV put.
i:c, i -r 'i i -es siiii-s li,iv they
r.,(t,i u. . . ,tl . . Hit- fi!ii i-l the
Ultl- n .i i 1 liMii'y fuiil: In Us
,r .' , ,i I t'j.' uilli ttie.r ti i.
itid'.iii (.(.gbt 1's j.rgr-.
and tumi-tied i-i defenders. They
are ot trui imnis's who 'l'-'ii'r anil
who would de-lmy coutHe.m-K in the
ability of our jU to live wisely
and for l ivilizslion the unhty prot-.
leuis resting upon tt.em. "Ihe An ' r
lean people, tutrencbed in fieedom at
borne, tihe tieir love of liberty with
them wherever they go and Un-y re
j't't'tta mistaken and unworthy tht
dm-tririM t lint we lose our own liter
ties iiy stn-uriui- the cuduriiig fouudu
lion of lilierties toothers. Our iu
stitutloiis will not deti-uorats by eva
sion and our sense, of justice will not
abate under tropic suns in illftmt
seas. As heretofore so hereafter will
the nation demonstrate its fitness tn
admiui.ster an) new estate which
eveuts devolve umn it, and in the
fear of God will "take occasion by
the hau l and make the bounds of
freeofoui wiiler yet." If there are
those among us who would make
our way more difficult, we must not
be disheartened, but the more ear
nestly dodiirate ourselves to the task
upon which we have rightly entered.
The path of progress is seld mi
smooth. New things are often found
hard to do. Our fathers found them
so. We find them so. Tbey aie in
convenient.. They cost us something
But are we not mad better for the
effort and sacrifice, and are not those
we serve lifted up aim blessed.
President McKiniey has called to
to his poi'ticitj family the same calii
uet tbat he had at tbe close of his
first term.
i in n i in i u -wioijwi m l''Jy !'"
I t I r. the N DEPKNKKNT tli.
and exsiiuue the lamou.s Meiion
board for .mainling ktsiak prints
Litest thing out. Any size.
Do Not, Trifle
with danger and remember
every cough or cold means
danger.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
will cure your cough or cold
at once. It will heal and
strengthen your lungs. It is
a safeguard for you always.
Take it at the first indication
of a cough or cold.
"A Ktvrrr roll! willed In throat and bronchial
tubrg -cnldi alwav iaitrd several month. 1
trird S hii,.h and it cured ate at immic. Am
(lad to add my irMimony
r-URKF. CUSHINO,
Racier S. Marfc'i Church, LeKojr. N. V.
aiillnh'a Cominmptloll fliir ta aolrl hj all
ainire;iata al nn.a ai bottle. A
prinlAil riiMranti wntm with rtiry hottl.
If von art tml natllad tn Co yamr draa;e;UI
ana gmi jour muamf hck.
Write (or illiiMrated book on conauniotinn. Srnt
vuaeut coat 10 you. .(.. Weill a Lo,UKy,K V.
Notice of Final Melt lenient,
Notite i lipreiiv rivn that the tinrlsiun-
pd executor of the last will ami t stiiinent
of l.oti's J;ircjuut, iteciascil, 1) an I led Ilia
ini neoonnt as nuoii exei-utor in the
county court of W..itiiniftiiii county Ore
gon and suiti arcount will be heard ly
said -ourt on Monday the JAtli day ol
Maixii iiui at iu o clock a. in. ol said day
PETKK JACQl'Ot.
ExecMorof the last will and teatami'iit
ol I Aiu Jaciiuot, di ceased. 10-U
l-'.aerntor' .olico
The a der'Kn-d enectuor of the la-i
ill snd Ufalami-id of K I i J. tlaim-s de-
eeaseit h a been hv the I'ounty Court ol
Wanliintrton rouiitv. Orririin duty conlirni
edus stu-h exet utor and has duly igualitied
its sueli.
All persona havmt clai.iis uxainst said
estate are notitn-d t' prvsent tlii-ln to !ne
with iroiir toui-Ihts st the liw uitu-e of
8. H. Itiifton, in ll lishoro, OreKOU witliin
sii niotitlis from this d -te.
Llateii at Hill boro, Ureton this March.
rith V.M.
W. H, HAINES.
Executor of the ust will and teKtaiiient
of Ell J. Ilaini'a d-ceased. t2-4i
REMOVED
A. ('. Aftuii lil has reiiioveil hi.
haril vk sr-Hint tove stisk from
Main Mr t ti Sirml Hi net,
opp. tVi-.n t Mouse. llissfiH-kof
lMpin j; am IMuinbiiu
giHsIs ti n ! een iei rt'ssi it si il is
now complete. 'InltiHlin,- ur
t ha- of piling w ill flml i to
t leir inter! to sw his line.
Hillb..r.., Manh 7, I'.Nil
VV 1 1
XX. J J..TClluQlCL.
UTATIO.V
p.
I11K I i M V
'Jt tit OV tllK
ti.r lti- couuly nl
Mai-- of tlltKoll,
attlitiigtoi.
In the Matter of the Ei ,t ol
1 Uoui nritcher, def?uted f
lo the Heirs at law d aiJ l hoiuai Hnt
t-l.i r, drceaed, W h'-ae liaiilt-a, ujfes mid
Vi'aes ijl reni.ieiice ure now unKuowii,
ti n.l to all otiicr iruun inle.-etti-d iu
aid t late, oreetinu
In the .Name ct the t.it- o 'nxon you
.ire tie ebyi-iled and rcjiiiri-d tj :ij'-tar in
ttr: ounly t oitrf ol thu SI I- ot li ejtoti,
lor the L'ouuty ol Hwb HKtoii. at toe
I'uiirt room thereof, at itilljisiro in the
t'uuii v ol anliiiuttoii on Monday the lit
day of Aptit. l'Jl.ut 10 o'cloc--, in the,
t rei.oou of t at day tht n and thereto'
show i-auaeifuiiy yo-i ImvewhyVi order ot
said Court should not he in de atithorta
iiiK and direvtuiK the adiiiiuistalr of said
estate, to sell thu real estate beloiiirinx o
eui.l mii,.iu " - i.ruv..,! tor 111 the lielitloil
aani adliillilHtraliir and tiled herein, saul
real estate being described as following to
i t :
Heinif and situate in Waohinitton vountf
HreKon and heinK a part of the lloiialioii
Und laiu. of Lawreiuw Hal and ife
and in 8 ctioti ft 1 18 111 W Will. Mer.
and bounded by, eonuiienciiiK at the
Northwest comer of a SSI acre tract of laud
iurt-httel by Kruucis J. Jenkins from
Jauies V. haiidei-s, and run 111 nu thence
South dejr'ees Kast 57 ch diis : thence
South deitrtes West A.1M chains, theno
North i4l decrees West chains; thence
Nortu at decrees East 6.1W chains to the
nlac-e of bet:iiiiiiiif. coiitaiiiinn lt and H
acres. A strip iJS links wide contaiiuiiu
of an acre and rumiiuK North to degreea
iiual Irom routh to North line of said IS
eresol laud coiuiueiiciiiK oil tiouth line ol
land IH.JS chains fruni boulhwest corner Is
res rcd herVlroiu said Thomas Uritcher
to have the right of way f r all ni Tessary
ti-uvel by i ersou, teim or animals, on said
strip of land to and Irom the county road.
W itnesa, tho Hon. L. A Hood, J urine '
the County I ourt of the State of Oregon,
lor the County of W shiiiKtou with th -seal
ol said Court altixed, tiiis aith day of
February. A. 1), Mil.
bbali Attest: UK. A. MOUOAN,
J. W. Morgan, 'hrk.
Depuly. - :
THE CIKCIHT fOUUT OK TllK
L Btate
of Oregon, tor Woalilnirlnn
County.
Mortimer Hallct, IMulntiff,-
l i.rr llull.-l Uefendan
to Came II Hot. the aliove naiiusl defen
dant:
In tbe name of the slate of Oregon, you
are hereby required to a pear and answer
Ihe coin plaint of Hie plaintill tiled against
vou he.ein on or before Thursday the Jnii
day of March, 11JI, and if you fail so to
appear and answer, the plaintill' will apply
I the Court lor he relief den. aiuled iu his
...!..;, wit fur a decree diimlvinif
t e marriage contract now existing be-1
tween you'Kidt ua tne piainiiit
The tin; -j !
n iscnbed lol , u lillslillig tins suiiiiiions is
six weeks, an. I 1 he d .te of the first publi
cation is leui.iare lftth ID d, and the samu
is set veil by .'lu-.itton b. order of the
Ho lorai le 1,. a. Rood, C unty Judge of
Washington 1 irmly, tlregon
I'atcd Kct,: y Uth .001
b H. HUBTON,
-5 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ta!ie two to
nigh; and you
will be well to
morrows Bald
win's Health
Tablets.' They
cure sick-hed-ache,
chronic
constipation and
make sick people
well-50 doses 25c
a. W. Taaailt, the Chicago mttlloflalre ctrar
Bias (of Tsnsltl's Punch c Cigar fame.) oeya:
"Balds-ln'a llaallh TaMeta are tbe beat
renifiiy tor coliatipatton, bitliousncasaad tea
pid llvec I have ever uses).
Postus-d, Oaa.
HDWKn t. SAt.DWIN CO.,
1 Bud your Health Tablets excelleal tbe
onstlpatiou, sick-hesdaclie snrl dyipepala.
O ho. tiaaaa
if Ceo. Baker ft Co.. Auctioneers.
For at Delta Iirtig Store
Rupture & Piles,
Cured without Operation or Deten
tion from Business.
Room 14, McKay Hldir., I'ortlanil, Ure.
, OAVIE6.
PSS8I0S
T,
St. Charles Hotel
IROOKrORATKD
Front and Morrison .Streets, I'artlaod Urrian.
Khvtric .Lights, Electric I'ellsand Hydraulic Klevator.
lot! Rooms at t'-t to
Hultes, JS, to 91.
ConnertiiiB.
Give us a en",
11IVTU
Furniture for sale
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
To ptore tli is call at Uie corner of main and Third streets and Ret ruire
P.O.BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
PURE DKUOS.
Patent Medicines,
Druggist's Sundries,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumes,
Kodak,
Photo Goods,
Wo Have tho I Jest j
iiDealliig Requires 110 Fairy Tale. !
Babies' First Shoes Free
Why -is
R & '
1W
N AVhv Jo IauilUii-nioMi shoos -ivo
ns I'siich universal satisfaction to allf
As
They
ado
aro in
and every air is
to
Get a Pair
REMEMQR I HAVE NO
AtlniluUtrntur'H otlf
Notice la hereby given that the nudi-r-aigni'it
has been bv the County l oi'-t of
Washington Ooun.y. Oregon, duly ap
pointed administrator of the estate ol
Mar. arot Orubbs, liifcnsed All pers lis
liii' ltiK e aims a-rninst said eslale are not
tii-d to present them tome with proper
vouchers at the law nttKe of H 1!. Huston,
in Hlllsboro. Oregon, williio six months
from this -late
Dated at ilillshoro. ' re, on tlns i.lh day
0f Kebrntiry,
Administrator of llie eslate il Vlai g.ir.-t
Oi tibial, deceased. 41-15
Htl ot
Hte khiildorM
In.
JIe-t-
VOlIiK 18 HKriKMV IVKM, THAT
IN the annual nu-etinfrof the stockhold
ers of the Hill-boroCn-operntivo l onipany
: will be held hi then antic nan in niiismim
I (M-egon, Tuesday, the '.' th day of March,
II it. at 1 o'clock. This nieetine is calleil
for the pu pose of electnii; live mrectors to
serv one year nnd for thc transuitiou ol
ucb other husinesi lis may properly come
! before said nieetitiK.
I llillstoro, OreKoti, Feb. 21, 1H0I.
JAMK8U 8k WKLIj.
Calrin Jack, sr. President
j Hecretary. 4t' 'ft
l-Ixrrntor'n N(it-f.
Notice is hereby
siirnerl executor Ol
r ctven t ii nt ineuiiucr-
the last will and testa-
in. nt of Louis Korchers, deceased has duly
nnaliiied as such All Dersons hiiviiiK
claims iiiiia this es ati are reiiiestud to
pi, went them to me with proper vouch rs
at the olllce ol H. H. liuston, in Hillsbo.o.
On-iron within six months from thia date.
Ih.s February uth 1H01.
FKKDMKLZER,
Kiecutor of the last will snd testiment
of Uiuis Hon hers, o ."eased. 8? Mi
WANTED. Capable, reliable person In
every county to i epresent large conipnny
of solid tiniiiicii'l reputation ; $!)' (alary
per year, payable weekly ; V per day abso
lutely sure and all expenses; straigut,
bona-tlde, detintte salary, no conimission ,
alary paid ach Baturdisy and expense
money advanced each week. BTANDVHl.)
HOUSK, H DmaBOBS St., Chicaoo,
85-62
Basra tha lhl Kind You Haw l'm BougB
(Ugaatan
OABTOniA.
Bean tbs lht VlW HsrtAhfS Boilfilt
C. T. BELCHER.
O'V AND TS8
Wood Restaurant Iu
lIFI IMIlr Mmmiriini
HIGH (HIAI)E CHEMICALS
loef, Iron and Wino!
' i
Is a Good Tonic.
Babies Horn daring
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'right, sold right
fully guaranteed.
at DENNIS'
SHELF-WORN STOCK.
ititis mit lint niNti
I'rinn Sinirli' t' niili HutT L 'trliorn
hftis. TIk lii-ns ari umt prnlilic
lavt'rs ami tlmucltl to m tli la-st of
tlio iii-ulv cflidn i1 i IcL'tiorns.
Yanl at Mm. (Jn-oar's innr Climnx
Mill lljllslnr.i.
oii Cents fur .M tHnir of 1 r-flf.
Will IK I'LV Mill 111 RO, KS.
lam now laKikint? orili-rs for Whiti
Plymouth rjrijs from
I'rlc Uiniiliifc Htock
at l tit) ht sotlinir of 1.1. Have
orliTn for 11 Ht'itir.Rs. Alxo a, few
Cttmrii's, piirt (Jt'riiiiin Warlilrr.
Mrs. L V. lloiiHt, .
HilNlioro, (r'Kon,
l-'xp-iilr'si Xollr.
Nolo I- in heri hv irivi-n thai I. th" under
sium-il. have hern apiHidiud executor of
the I.inI w ill ami teslaiin ot of M. I'. Muith.
deceaxtil by Ihe Count Conn of the suite
of Orio . -tor V slunift.'n couniy nnd
havciliilvi alilii-d a-Ma li csi-cutor. 'II
persons h v 1 1 ifr cl.-iiius at; dust the e tu e
of said ", I'. rimiih, dic asi-d, nie hereby
not .ed to prewnt lie same to me with
the tnopi-r vouchers cither at nty ri'sidence
at iivardv lie, Oregon or at Hi law ollice
ot W N. 11 rr It, at llillnboro, (Inon,
within six inoiilhs from the dale hereoi
I'ated Kcbruiiry Ufcth 1! il.
' JOliX W TH J HI).
Kxerulorof "le estate of M. I". Hmith,
decease.:, 41 -
LSreast
J5t tWO
applications
did the
work
Gentlemen--! eiinVrod for days as ontj
a w-oiniin v. iin liri tin and la
OwiH-rntion niplhtl rii oi-h Ut-mcdy, hoa
tns It would e.is.' the .;;ln.
The first ."jj"hru,ion (r ive relief and th.
second r'St(ir.-. toe bre;.t to Its normal
erndltlfin. nithot,t Injmtriir or effrtlna
ths flow of milk, f hnve iisi-rl your truly
Mysterious I'nin Cure, ns a Rn nil house
liold remeitj , ;..r ne-.r!y a v-nr and con.
Mar It the ttriatoet external remc-ly la
the world. MRS. U. F. D.
Oaklaud, Cat., July 14, llwu.
rwxrrxiKa us a it.
Oentlemen I have known of tho m of
UysiMiuii llii Cure for several years.
But not until within a faw months have 1
osed It upoi- my person and In my family,
and I ran v nr,hiii,il ily (hat It la on
of tha best remedies for patn that I hav
ver tna. I norouhly applied It Is. la
my sxosrlero-
to nva aulna
parnianent rciiet. r.espectfu ly.
GlO.
11. WO 1 1.1,11. M. IX.
Bakeraneid, Vl.
DON'T RUB IT IN
aWM by all rtruturlsia at j.,eenta
SCJTCH REMLOY COMPANY
W.Mcr agvacy BAN VHAHC1MO0
iH'lta lirug HI' re.
Tooth
Brush .
Economy
We have tooth lirunhtti for fivp
and ten cent that ntf aoltl fur
tloulili' tlip pritf in Home plamt.
Kxtra irtaal onea for fifttH-n
ct'iitM, -ploniliil yiilucs for the
money; Imt we ilo not urge the
aale of any of thrne Iwauxe
iphI downright coonomy conn a
'in huylnir Homethintf n Httlo
bettir. We woulil RilviMeyou
lo pick a bruih eontinu 25 ci-ntH
or more for two rei-aoim.
P
"u')of the la-nt hrttsh
nmile. The letter the lirtl-h,
the more perfit-t tho Work.
ecora,r(1,h Hr
e
e
tfilirnntii il f
erfiti -ervii-e.
Hive
long HDrl
Delta Drui; Store,
Main St.,. Hillsboro, Ore.
NELSON & REED.
MAM'KAOTl'l;Ki:S OK
Rough and Dressed
LUMBER
We sill haw our sawmill ready to aaw
luuiU-r on or alsmt June Mh. 'I'he tnsly
of titular tributary is the in that
state aud liencu with our sU'rior
machinery ami oiexltauical skill our
proiluct will be axnal to that found iu
any market ami superior to urnet. We
nlviu) orders. ltf
.The new firm of Seluilmerieh tiros,
sell kimmIh i liinH-r than any tirin
I t tM-ily. (let their priees Is-forti
pn hasini;.
SOUiimtX ( A I IMIICM t.
N'ltahle aiming the pleasures h.
fonliil hy the ShiiHlH lloute Ih the
winter trip to Southern California
ninl Ari. ina. U'-nci HiiminiHiice
with thin scot n m will 'ever ib-vi-lnp
Irish polnt-i of iniiriMl anil nihlrii
-siuriiM- of ciijiij incut, iirnli r its Himny
-ikiea, in the variety of ila inilualrieN,
in ltd prolilic vepdiitioii ninl Hiiuui
ita' nuiulM'rleiM ri-aorta of iiiiiiinlnin,
shore, valley and plain.
Tho two daily Shant traina from
Portland to Ctilifornia have Ist n re
cently euipail with the iiiohI ap
proved pattern of stiu ilnril ami ti nr
sl't inu earn, hut the low rate- of
pii will Hlill i-oniiniie in HW-t.
Illie-traleil gnidex to the winter re
Mirta of Cmifuriim ninl Arizona may
l Inn I ou application 'o
V. 11. AlAllKltAM, (1. P. A.,
Poitlaiid, Orepim.
Call on K. J. Harla-r, Heciiit atreet
if you want a flrst-claan nhnveor hair
cut. Try hi lialha, either hot or
Cull I.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablet are sold
una positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn
raisini; of the food, distn-ss alter ealini; or
any form ol dyspcpnia. one little table
Kives inimeilia o n licl. 2.'i i-ih, and .'si els
I'ne Delta Druu htor.-.
OA
3TontA.
loan tha
BlgiatuK
or
iiw Hind Vou W,m kim Boutt
i no una ti
To t arpHCoitl in tine Day
Take Laxative ISronio (Quinine
ThIiIcIh. All drufriiii-t-i refund the
money if it fail to cure. K. W.
(rove'w Higuntiim iaon each hox. 2ric.
ItiH'k Inland tranir ploua eomnii-tu
for Ml), at SchiilmiTieh lirnn.
Acker's Euirlisll Kemcdv Hill ston a
rough at any lime, and will curt? the
worst cold in twelve hours, or nmuey re
fi'lideil. ir) anil oil cents at I Vita Ilnnr
Ktore.
Stops the. Cotieli ami Works off thn
t'ulil.
Laxative Hromo-()nininu Tulilel
(Mire a eold in oho day. No Cure, no
l ay. rnee 2,1 eeulH.
Wm Mohr iiiakea ImmiIh at I ix
whop on Second alreet, IlillalNiro, 'for
M.F0 ja-r pnir, howiiI hIiim-n for U
and KiveH npecin attenliou to repair
ing, no iihi-h oiuy iirHi-trrado atia k
which enahlea him to Kiinrniitee Ida
work.
M.J.SNIELDS&Co.
Cirowers anil liupurterH of all kinds oi
Grass & Field Soods
We can nauio Heed fur i'vonri,.,.n
ture in your section of tho country. W h v
proniKMrt with untried bcoiIh? Willi
tifteeii yearn of ptroniil exfM'rience in
ItrowniL'. also with the exia-ru-iu-e nt the
AKiiculUiial Uillettes at Mohcow and
rullinun. we miluiiit tho foil.
of boo. Is out of aliunilreililifforent kinds:
llroniua Inermii.. Italian lwo uu.
Tall Meadow risque, Kiiirlfeh Kie
(rass, KMifllsh Dine tiras. llatStetii
tncd llllie t.rasa. lull Meadow Oat
Wraaa, Drchiliil truss.
Those) are FKKHII SKKDS: we ara
rroners of them anil will riiarunlce
results Mint prices.
We are also (rrowen and impurters of
Clovers Alfulfas, IVas Torn, Wheat,
nussmu apena, ,TH(.lH Bi4 a ,m.
or Y it-lil Heeds.
Por references w nit,. i..n tnv r
SI'll.I.MAN, ProfeHor of Ayriculture' at
tnn Aerictilliirnl ( ',,11....... ,. i.,n. ......
Wnsh.. nnd II. T. h'ukvfii i...,..J-..I
of Ariculturo nt the Idaho St.tt Cni-
versitv. Moaeow. I.ImI III. h im urtihia ..a,. I
further inl'urination address
M. j. SHIELDS & CO.,
M0M0W, IDAHO.
Isepnrlment of Interior.
f.AKD dirira AtOniuon Citv, (Ina.
Kchriiary,!!, Uml.
XTOTICK 18 HKltKIIY OIVKN I'll AT
a.1 the followiiis-.iiunied settler has Oji-I
notice of , muiiiion to make lii.nl are of
!L"y,,,'!ilor r,;,i'"- "' that
17.' Wl" b" "lmlu '"'fore Ihe Coll ill y aSi k
"f Wnshllli'tiili o..ii,.lu .. I : 1 1. i J
... . . V. . j iinsisjro, VfW, ,
on Afitd I, p.ioi.
ritllaj II IX KHII.V,
"r 2'n'ii i' w' toT 8 E "f H K h-'-
lie tlamea tha ft.lt. .
willll-sses to
Pn 1. C""r"nu:".,H ""i't'-nce ii,m, ami
cultivation of said land, vir -John
K. Zimmcrma,,, of (di i.ii-, th-e.
r nil M v,ra ..r .
'.'VI' """leriiinn, of
n icii v. lannock, of m
x CIIAH. It. MfMMtKH,
Keirlster
CASTOR I A
w misuii ana Latiaren,
Tie Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bear tha
Bitfuatora u
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