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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO INDEPENDENT la Ua ytatofflaasl HLLUhoro, Or. la advaam, fmt yewr, 11.00 HILUUOHO fUBUaUlKJ CO- Frupa I). M. C. OAULT, Cdilor. FBI DAY, APRIL 5, IW1. A college aophoinure Ulei the Other day that "pan" wbleh baa beeu to much used recently with Ameri can exponitiona la a Greek word which meaua all, the whole. Tolatol, the noted Kuian politi cian and writer hu been baniahed from hU native count-v. Let' It waa Archimedes who declared that he would move the earth if Home one would give him a station on which to stand. The Ruaaian government may, too late, discover that It bat given Tolstoi his standing plee. Home warmth is creating among those who feel themselves qualified to give a name to the exposition that la to be held in Portland In 1905 com nieinoratlva of the exploring of Lewis A Clark. Oue wants one cdm blnatiou of words and another some thing else. Out we common people Will be MtlHflnd with anything that has Lewis 1 Clark in it and "pan" off from it. Hue. Uage statud this week Id an Interview that government bonds of all sort are payiug less than two r cent interest on their market value. Home of them Ixwr a greater rate on face value, but the premium that is paid make them worth less than the . two per ceut interest. In 1896, Mr. Bryan had another way than the one employed for bringing about this low interest rate. England, Germany and Japan would welcome a strong protest from the United States against the ratifi cation of the Russo-Manchurian sec ret treaty, according to the late Eu ropean new reports. When our government sUted that it would not recognize such treaty the protest was about as strong as could be made without sending the battleship Ore gon into the harbor of Vladivottock One of the largest steel companies of England is In America selecting a place for installing a plant on this aide. Two reasons are given for the decision to come to the United States On la to escape paying the duty lev led on Imported ateel by the Dingley tariff law and the other that the company may have access to cheap fuel. Thus the hated Dlngl'y law may be the means of bringing a com petitor for the steel trust. Venezula haa been bruidc in her treatment of America and her inter cats. A point has been reached which rt quires the presence of Min ister Loom is in Washington. To hasten his coming a warxbip was sent after him. England embraces the opportunity to perfect and present a claim for damaires arising out of an lleired destruction of British pro perty by Venezuelan gunboats. This may be a time when Venezuela needs iriend quite as much as in 1896. The train load of Chicago business men who came to Portland, were shown the rocks and rills of tho Co lumbia river valley. They minsed the Willamette garden farms. They will go back home with a pretty good Idea of how a rugged mountain looks outlined against the sky, but with no knowledge of the productive qualities of Oregon. -McMinnville Reporter. And truly, do we not blunder frequently in our entertain ment of visitors? In the cane above the tourists are bus! new men, accus tomed to studying wealth and the elements by which it is accumulated, and they were entertained in Port land only because of their wealth and the hope that some of them could be induced to come here to in vest. Yet our guides never took them Into a wheat field, a forest, a pasture, a hog-pen or to a waterfall that la turning machinery. Brigadier Gen. of Volunteers Funs- ton who captured Aguinsldo in his mountain fastness has been promoted ft be Brigadier Gen. In the regular army. The promotion is a generous recognition of the enterprise and dar ing of that officer, and deserved, but it must not he auppoaed that Gen. Funston is the only officer who could have captured the 1'hiiipplno chief. Then are dozens of men in the army w ho have the pluck and resourcetul ness to do such things. Indeid they have been done. Gen. Law ton did as much if not more In Arizona when by dignified, persistent campaigning he got Geronimo the Apache chief t better bushwhacker than Aguinsldo. And Oen. Howard's march through Eastern Oregon, Idaho and Montana after the Nes Perce remnant was an equal to Funston's only the galleries were not quite si well filled and the element of treachery was wanting in the Howard and Lawton expiditions. These Instances only prove that the American army la full of gallant and resourceful men. OltrS AXD TUSIR BVBbBSS. Andrew Carnegie has offered to irive Portland. Orevoo 1100,000 with which to build a structure in whi-n a free library may be hou d, condi tioned ouly that Portland shall iroiu her own means furnish the site and huv and maintain the books. Will Portland accept the 1100,000, ought it to bo accepted? What ought the citv to do? Perhaps we may uot dis- cuss the question for Portland, but suppose t'.'OOO be offered lo uuisiairo for a library building. Uouiu we afford to take. The Independent thinks n t. We would, by so doing, saddle a burden on to ourselves that we could not bear. The New York un studying the same proposition uses this illustration : If a man offered to give you a costly carriage oo the condition that you bought a two-thousand dollar pair of horses and supported in er- petutty a commocious stable ami a coachman and a groom, you might on reflection conclude that after all, the offer was not so advantageous to you as It might have seemed at firt sight. Copying the Sun's argument fur ther when applied to HUUboro: To match the cost of the building, the site here would noat $500, the books for the library would coat H0 to 11000. The annual maintainance in cluding fuel, lights, Janitor and libra rian would spoil a thousand dollar city warrant, which at 6 per cent re. oresentsan investment of over lib, COO, wherefore it is seen that such a gift would increase our burdens rather than lighten them. Further, It is cot an acknowledged fact that a public library, free ojr otherwise is the best place for our boys. It tends to take them from home of evenings rather than keep them there. The ideal city and neighborhood Is the one where its citizens, its boys and girls are at home evenings. It may be urged that home staying demands private libraries and that there is a class or books, such as technical treaties and volumes of reference, so expen slve that but few Individuals can have them. That very fact however seems to the Independent lo be a sufficient reason why small home li braries and home reading should be encouraged. If a boy with a thirst for information has occasion to search a reference authority, he can always g t accses to his neighbors books and while waiting for the opportunity be will be . thinking of hla subject. When the reference is consulted the thinking procet goes on so that the subject is fastened in the mind firmer than would be the case were the re ference book at his elbow. It is thinking that is the valuable factor in mind discipline. Carnegie's method of giving never produces direct revenue to the bene ficiary. In that it is different from what Dr. Pearson of Chicago disbur ses to colleges. The doctor stipulates that his bequests must be matched by othora of twice the sum when the whole is to be invested in some in terest bearing thing and the income used for the ordinary expenses of the school. After the first appropria tions are caned, the outlay stops, not so the largess of Mr Carnegie. From which It is concluded that Hillshoro could not accept a gift of 2000 or any other sum with Mr. CarnegieVs conditions. ' Aguinaldo by a few days imprison ment has been convinced that he was waring against a good government, lie repents and has promptly taken the oath of allegiance to the Ameri can government. It has only hen about three years since the Spaniards gave him a generous sum of money to act on their side. In less than a year he was back and at the head of the Phllippino insurrection. It is a little difficult to refrain from think, ing "may not his release from prison be what moves him to subscribe to the oath of allegiance." Funston said that all's fair in war. Aggio may recognize the same maxium and feel himself at liberty to break all obligations assumed when in pri son. MacArthur must watch him. The Intimation that Hon. Binge Herman, commissioner of the U.S. General Land Office is to be retired because of friction between him and Sec II itchcock of the Interior depart ment is to be regretted. We of the west feel that Mr. Herman is in the right and that when we lose him, by the very nature of the disagreement we will lie taken at a disadvantage in the appointment of his successor. Mr. Hitchcock has been In Europe more than he has In the "wild and wooley west" and has some ideas that ought to be revised. ' Some of the Am - rlcan papers de clare that the Washington govern ment is "prepared to use all its moral suasion and influence to prevent the signing of the Russo-Chinese secret treaty, but that tbia government la not prepared to go further." Is it wise to make such declarations? it is proper to use moral suasion, but what our further purpose Is ought to remain unsaid. Selflsb Russia will care little for verbal remonstrances If she is assured beforehand that they are not to be backed by bayonets. A grint letfislat.ve blunder ha tx-en made which is hardly to be ex cused by saying it was ignoranily done. A uumber of lionnleaders who can ill nff rd to sustain Iimm-h are etrWtfd. At the last si wi m of the legislature a change waa made in the boundary line between Columbia and Washington counties which sets off eleven sections, 7040 acres from Washington county into Column. The section 2 to in T 8 N H 4 W, and 1 to 6 lo T 3 NHS W. The coun'y line tietwt-en Washington and Columbia ccuntie zig nued on the J northeast till the N E corner of Sec I ' T 3 N R 4 W was reaehni when t:.e town line was followed for a distance of 12 uiiles to the town tine between rinses 5 and 6 was reached. There the boundary of Wawhlsgtrm turned south and that of Columbia turned north. Tills boundary line was find by a bill prepared in 1897 by Hon. G. W. Marsh, but by rca-on of the legislative hold up he was not able to have It enacted Into law, hut at the Htiecial session of 1898 I e intr dueed nia bill and had it referred to the committee on counties. Repre sentative Merrill f'om Columbia county studied the change which t Kikthell sections from Columbia and gave them to Washington, lie was satisfied. The residents of the eleven sections signed a petition for the change. The reason was It is 40 miles to St. Helens, the county seat, There art only trails to theColum'-ia river and ail business was done south ward through Washington county. Tiie old boundary line before the passage of the Marsh bill started at the northwest corner of Sec I TUN R 4 W run south 1 mile thence west eleven miles to the town line. TUU is the description found at sec 2251 title 2 chapter 4 Hills Code and whs the boundary followed by the repre sentative who drew the bill lat win ter to correct the boundary between Columbia and Multnomah counties, He cl iiius that he did not intend to disturb the boundary between Wash' ington and Columbia, but renifui bcring the political capital sought to be made after the passage of the Marsh bill, the duulal ought to be supMrted by evldeuce. ' Cuptaiu Crandall saw the mention made of the bill Introduced last winter acd asked one of our representatives tc send him a copy, but it was never received. The people were kept in ignorance as com pi' te as that of the representatives themselves. It would not matter much to this county only we have spent $100 to get the deeds effecting those sections transferred from Columbia county records to our own, A whisper of the change whs made a fortuignt ago, hut one repre. sentative declared there was no foundation for the reort, but this wnk when the printed laws of tin last sosion were received, there is ample coiifirinalion. We might jret tlit' land hack by a law suit but who winU litigation that might have been avoided by reasonable vigilenw of our representatives. Calvin T. Titus, a young soldier with the China relieving column last summer has tieen appointed to be a cadi t at large at the Wet-t Point Military Academy. Titus was the first American to scale the wall of Pekin and this appointment is in re cognition of that gallant action. Call at the Independent office ami examine the, famous Melton board for Mounting kodak prints Latest thing out. Any size. Hliulmcrich Bros, have a few ladies capes and cloaks left which will be closed out at cost, also some men's overcoats and mackintosh's. Administrator's Wale ot Item I ttate. TOriCKt8 HKREItY (11VEN THAT ll by virtue and in pursuance of an or der of the County I ourt of the Htate of Oregon for Washington I ounly mado in the mutter of the estate ot I IioiiV k Hrit cher, eoe .ed and dated April :trd, 11' )1. 1, th undersigne I dinlnl-trntor of raid estate, will on Mondav the lith day of im at the hour of IU o'clock a in a' tlie south door of the Court House in Itillshoro Ore on, dell at public auct on to the high est bidder for cash in hand on dav of mile, the following described tract of real calate to-wit: lli in and lituate in Washington county Oregon, and being a part of the Donation I.Kiid Claim of I awrew-e Hall and wife nd insertion I I rt It 1 W Will, Mer. nnd bounded by, comment-in,; at the Northwest corner of a ) acre tnu-t of land purrhased b r mucin .1. Jenkins from J as. K. banders, and running thence South til) degrees Kast HH..S7 chains; thence Houtli '21 decrees We tft 111 chains; thence Norlh ti'i degrees West A).S" chains; thence Nort : 1 degrees East ill! chains to the place of be ginning, continuing 1.1 and X Herts A strip S.s links wide coma ning of n acre and running North W degrees Kast from stout h to North line of said to acres of land commencing on South line of land Ki's chains from Southwest corner is reserved therefrom said Thomas l.riteher to have the right of way for all necessary travel by person, team or animals, on suiil strip of land to and fr m the county r, ad. Said sale will liesuhjeet to confirmation by said court. Dated April 4th HOI. W. N. BARRETT. Administrator of the estate of Thomas Urilcher, di-reascd. fi-oO Aolir t t'ftn tractor. Itids will he received until May A, t'.Ol lor the construction of the I ni' ii school bouse at Cedar M ills. Ore.-nn. 1' ans and specitientions may be seen at the home of the Clerk, J.J. Wis ner near I'.eth an v. The Hoard rescrvei the right to rejt-t n, or all bids, is fVliimller, A. It. Kinley, K. J, Voore. Hoa d ol Dire tors. CITATIOV IN 1IIK t'N t Y t)l Rr lie' THE 1 state of Oregon, fur the county of Wubintou. In the M utor of the Estate of I '1 bnmas l.ritcher, deceased To the Heira at lawot suid Tholiim lint cher, deceased, wliosu names, ages and places of reeiduuee are Dow unknown, and to all olh.-r penona interested in sitid'e tabs, i-reuting: In the Name f the i-tate o' Oregon you are he vby cited and retiired to appear iu ths ouoty Court of the M , te of t egon, lor the loiinty id Washington, at the Court room thereof, at nillsboro in the Coun v ot Washington on Monday the 1st day of April, pail, at IU o'clock, iu the torei.oou ol t at day then and there t- thow cause if any yo.t have why a i order of said Court should not be m do authoris ing and directing the aduiinist.atur ot said estate, to sell the real estate belonging o -aid estate as prayed lor In the elltlon ol aid administrator ami tiled herein, said real estate being described aa following to wit : Being and situate in Washington couutr Oregon, and Is-mg a part of the Donation lud ( luiu. of Lawrence Hat' and lie and in h ctiou S I 1 b K 1 W Will. Mer. and hounded by, commencing at the Northwest coiner of a tu acre tract ol laud SiUrvha."fd by Francis J. Jenkins Iroiu ames V. banders, and running thence routli lii degrees East !)a7 i ll ins; thence t oulh 21 degrees West 6.1lf chains, theuc North nil degrees West 2t.M chains ; thence Sort li '.'I degrees Kast A.l'l chains to the i hu ot beginning, containing 1" and H acres. A strip 4S links wide contaiiriug H of an acre and running North ti5 degrees Kast Iroiu r-outh to North line of said If. ..ores ol land com meucintf on houtti line ot land Is.. S chains from Houthweat corner Is reserved herefrom anid 'J'hoiiuis Hritcher to have His right of way f rail necessary travel by i erson. teon or animals, on said sirin ol land lo and from the county road. W i ill's, the Hon. 1 A Uissl. Judge ol the County ouri of the 8Uite of Oregon, lor the ( ounty of W shingloii with th -seal ol said Court altUed, this M day ol Kebruury. A. D, I'M. ,1.11.1 Attest: UK". A MOH'I AN, J. W. Morgan, Clerk. Deputy. 40-4. i Teacher's Kxainlnalioii. No'.ice is here j given that the county school imperii. li'iiilent of Washington countv. Oregon, will hold the regular a- iiiiuulion of applicants for county c rtiu- . .i ' . t i: i i 1....1.1 : .... :.. cate , at tne puniiu scuuoi uuim.on Iliilt,boro. as Inltowa Coiiiincncimr Wednesday. An il 10, ut nine o'clock it. in. uud continuing until Kriduv, April I 'J, at lour o'clock : v First, becon l and Third grade certin I'ltM Wednesday l'eillnunship, history ortho graphy, reading. Thursday Written Arithmetic, theory of teaching, giuniii ar, school law. Friday t'eography, menial arithmetic, physiology, en I government. 1'rim.irv Cen 1 licates. Wednesday- Penmanship, orthography, remli in Thursday Art of Questioning, theory of leachiiig, metuoua. J. A. BALL, School stipeiiiitendent of Washington County Oregou. 46-4o Take two to night and you will be well to morrow. Bald win s Health Tablets. They cure sick-headache, chronic constipation and make sick people well-50 doses 25c R. W.TanfljM. the Chtcjro millionaire clr-r man fof TanatU't Punch . Cigar fame ay "HHldwtn'f Health Tablet arc the t at remMv for con ti pat Ion, biUifauaucu auti log pid liver I have trxt naed." foviXAiva, OmWk ROWAWn U BAT.mVIN CO., J nnd your Health Tablet excellent $ot "onstipatioa, sick -headache and dyApetaia, tiltO. UAKkt ofGeo. Baker ft Co., Auctioneers. For hftle at IVlta Drug Store Don't Rub It II. All ACHES AND PAINS LOOK At.lKD TO Scotch Remedy There i re f nr food reasons why everj bou&cho'cl ould usi this remcdjt First It priiptnitrs qtilcknr and 6tmpm than ati known remedy. 6eondslt r -movrs rain and aornneM aj oni'a, in.l will not soil or dlaoolwr Um kin or i litthlna;. Third It contain no chloroform, othr, amnmrvr.. capnlcum or hidlna nd Ifl not voluble. Fourth Peutu'e It Is the only safe, qutak and hnnmriM remedy fuund oa tiM market. old by all drUrFtrlsta at 60 oenta. SCOTCH REMEDf COMPANY Wrslera Akrucy SAN PSANCMCt IVIts Drun 8torr. For 50 Years mothers have been giving their children for croup, toughs and colds Shiloh's Consumption Cure Mothers have you SitiLOii in the hnusp at all times? Do you know just where you can find it if you need it quickly if your little one is gasping and choking with croup? If you haven't it cet a bottle. It will save your child's life. MsH1fa s'wav. earril my HsSf of rsnss. Crotch, sn.l e....!. I tl " H h. without it,' MK.S. J. H. MAK 1 IN, Hiismuls, Ala. ..1.1.1. 1 1... f I- MIH tiw Mil i.ii.... . , nn.nnii."H . .w , ImttlMi at w ... ovr. 1 i a iMitilr. A nni (n.rtntr ns sun wryniic. I k.. .M K. . -1 1 iiH mn i. vans it rti iir ( l MMtl your Btwit'jr bMck. - f - LL .M.. ...... .nt witSwut cut to yvs. Si. i WHIs A lti..jr. N I . 5l Babies' First Shots Free i in m l us Why do llainilton such universal is Iv Thoy aro niado fit . ..... , 1 w and ovcmt nan- is IN Get a Pair AN REMEWIBR I HAVE NO . .. sssiiiitisi M.sssssssasssBsssssssssisasaB' Li ..'Ws.l. r , " - -v ' ' ., f , ' .... . :. . I .v. ; i 1 i:oUfn ffCaiC VM l4 Nia scrsi fluor pacs l.uuj olsrka. V F.xr-cntor'K Kotlee The n' tleratnrd nootnnr of tlie lni sill anil testament of Kli J. lluirii-s. ilo oeasot tins bren by the Cuunty Oonrt ul Washington county, (Innnn ilnfyciinfirni ul as such eieculor and lias duly nniin ii as sncli. I Alt persons haying clai.ns npninst suiil 1 estate are notified to present them lo me with proper Toncners at tne ijiw innce 01 n. n. iiusion, in ii:iihimto( tircgun wunin six months from ttiisdiite. Dnteii at Hillsboro, OrvROii this March, litli 1'JOl. W. H, HA INKS, Fxorutor of the 'ast will and testament of Kli J, Haines, deceased. 440 Rupture & Piles, Cured without Operation or Deten tion from Business. Room 14, McKay Hid., Portland, Ore. Nil Kill Pf"N nam:. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE Rate of Oregon for the Cuunty ol Washington. Law Unarantce and Trust Hociety, Limited nf IkjiiiIoii, Kngland plaintitr, T Hantcy A. Hogue et al dtli n dun Is. Hy virtue ol an Execution. Judgment, Order and Decree, du y Isa led out of and miliar the seal of thalxe entitled Court In the above entitled cause, to ire duly directed dated the anh dxy of Miir.l'i 1 upon a judgment rend red and entcreit in the said Court on the ldth day of March, l!N)l, in favor of tbe Law Uuarautee and T-ust Hociety, Limited of lxndon. Km--and plaintiir, and against Harvey A. Hogue et 11 1 defendants for the sum ol'f, m O.UU, wilh interest thereon from the lth day of Decern tier 1HH7 at 6K percent per annum, and t' e further sum of fl'ioH 24 with interest thereon at the rate of H per cent per annum from the lHth-day of ! einlier 17, and the further sum of as attorney fe a with interest thereon from the nth day nf January 1H!M at the rate of N percent per annum and a so the sum of fl;75 costs, wiih interest thereon Ir m January Utli lent at the rate of )ereeiit per annum, and the further sum of W". hii costs and disbursements, costs of the Hupreme Court with S per cent interest from tictoberH. I'MJ and also a aceruing costs, and also ihe costs of and upon sa d J writ cuiiliiiaiiuiris in. aiiu rfuuiiiiis; me vt make sale of the fol owing descriliejl real property to wit: That certain tractor parcel of land situa ted in the County of W ashington, blate of Oregon, and described aa follows namely: The south half nf th southe st quarter ol section twenty (-11) and all of section twenty-nine Id township oue (I I south range one (1) west of the VViilamette Meri- linn except Ihe north half of the northwest quarter or said serf Ion ' containing Kl' acre tieing the donation land claim of KcUm I -. rk-xton ana wife. Now, L.tufor., by virtue of said Kxeru tion, J udgment. Order ami Decree, and in compliance with the commands of said writ. 1 have levied apon, and will, on the iimli day of Apnl, 1'.1 at the hour of ten o'cloc a. m,, at the front door of the Court House, in the City of il llboro, suid County ant Btate. ?ell at public auction 'tibjeet to redemption, to tne highest bid der, for United bUiti-s gold win cash In hand all the right, title anil interest hirh the above nameil defe .dants, or ei'herof t' eni, lin.l on the (late of the mortgage to rlainlitr here n, namely, the Mill d iy ol ecember 17, or sin e h id iu and to the above described real property to satisfy said Kecntlon, Judgment, Unlerand l e cree, interest and cost and all accruing costs. Hillsb.ro, Oregon. th da.- nf Ma-., litol J. W.KWKIX. rjlierlff of Washington County, ore -on. 4o-4 By W.J, Wall, deputy. OA STOniA. Bsantba Slfiaxar IM lui tm Hw Hiwart toug!4 to Babies Bora during 1901 M V VI M V VI VI VI VI VI VI VI M VI - I.rown shot's ivo VI VI satisfaction to all? VI riht, sold liht ii fully uarameeo v VI vt vv VI at DENNIS SHELF-WORN STOCK, .". . . . Wbitc Plyn?oitb Rocks I Htn now hiMikinp onlt'rs for White Fiyiiiouth t'Kgs frnin I'rixe W luiiinir Stork fit fl.OO r m-ttinir of 15. Have onlrrx fur H wttinH. AIwj h foW ranarieH, nrt Oirnmn Warbler. IU-linn Hhtpm (or khI. Mrs. L. W. IIoub, Ilillnborn, On-Ron. Our ' Fishing1 Tackle Will rimble you In inrretiio tho sixrt of your exit-lies ami hIho the hk of your 'llh Httirbtt.' IMtt'CKop iw about Rods, Reels, Hooks, Flies, Lines, Sinkers, Kc . ts foro you Hlan on your nt'Xt fl.liitig- t'Xixtlilinn. 1 1 'h h (fniMl idea to iiinkt the Klnrt right from our More. Delta Drug Store, Main St., Hillsboro, Ore Xotirrot Finnl Selllement. Notice is hereby given, that the under signed executrix ol the ast will md testa ment of Henry lloavert. d ces d haa lilcd her final account as such executrix in the County Court, of Washington County O e gon,and said I ourt has appoiuteil Mon day, April Xth l"l at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m as the time fir hearing said account ANSI K 8NYDKIE, Kxecutrix of the last till a nd teslament of Hunry Kvavurt, deceased. 42-IH OA BTOHIit. fears the Ihe Kind Ynu Haw Always Bod im una tot Ha r V J F. DAVIE3. s-nasioa iT. St. Charles Hotel lacoRmaATxn Kroiit ami Morrison Streets, I'artlaud Oregon. Klectric ;i.ights, Klectric Hells and Hydraulic Klevator. I..0 Kotiins at 25 to 40e, Suites, J5, to 1. tie Kestanraut la Connection. Give ns a call, IIAYIS& Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove tliM call at tlie corner of main and Third streets and get r'f Brown & Donclson. NELSON & REED. MAX U K A CI' V li K KS OK Rough and Dressed LUMBER We will bave our samuiill ready to m luiuls r on or alsMit June bth. Tim Usly of timber tributary is tbtt Uft In Hit tate nl bene with our Urior machinery ami niethanical akill our proiluot will t axual to that loiind in any market and superior to ul. We uivite order. HI REMOVED ,. C AreblMiUI bai rt-tiioveil lii.-i lianluare ami tnvt atN-k tnnn Main 8tret t( HiiimI stmt, oii. Court llouHf. lliit-tiH k of rili!i nnd 11 miililii j,'ih-hI baa lien Increaitetl anil In now eoniulfio. Jnt'iiliitr pur ebar of iiuiHt M ill Anil i' In Hit-ir lnti-reat to hho Ma lino. IlillnlMiro. Mar. b 7, I'M) I. A. O. Archbold. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are olil on a positive guarantee. Cures hetirt-burii raising of the food, distress after eating or any form ol dysfiepsia tine little table gives imiiiedia a relief. 2.'i cts, and .') t I ne Delta Drug htore. To Cure t'oltl iu Oh Day Tuki Ltxativo Itronio (juiniriH Talili4. All ilriiKub-t refuuii tho iioney if It to eure, K. W. t)rivf'a Mij;iiHtii re la on eai b box. -c. wus roll HAiniiMJ From Sin(lo Comb Huff I'ghnrn ht'tiH. 'l'litHt lii-tia are moat prolific layera ami lhnus'lit to be the latat of the jually eelebraled It''lioriiri. Yard at Mra. Ureear'a near Climax Mill IiillHlMiro. 6t) tenia for Sett i up of 15 VftsnZ lltM-k Ixland Rang: l' a eomiilcto for frit), at Hi-buliufrii-b liroa. Acker's Knglihh Keiuedy villi atop cougJi at any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money re funded. 26 and W cents at I VI la Drug Store, Stops the Cough aud Work off the Cold. Laxativn Hroino-Qiiiiiino Tablet euro a eold in one day. No Cure, no I'ay. I'rh-e 2.ri 4-onta. Win Mobr mak(a boots at his shop on Neeond street, Ilillxlioro, for ffi.fO er pair, aewetl hIiinh for f and jrivea HKt-ial attention to repair ing. lleUMON only flrat-(;rado atot-lc whieh enables him to Kuaranlee his work. M-J.SNIELPS&Co. rowers and lniMnters of all kinds oi Grass it Field Seeds We can name seed for evergreen pas ture in your section of tbe country, wbv proHH-el with untried seeds? Willi iifteeit years of mrsonal exarier.re iu growing, also with the exM-nence of tbe .Agricultural Colleges at Moscow nnd Pullman, we submit tliu followiiifr list of see. I a out of a hundred diffurunt kinds : llrnmus I ner in a, Italian Ity firaas. Tall Meadow Kb-ine, KngllKb Kje (rasa, Kaglisli blue tiraas. Kbit Stem, med lilne Urnr, Tall Meadow Oat tirusa, ttri-hard Urasa. These are KHUSII SKKDH; we are rrowera or them and will guarantee results ami prices. We are also growers and iniisirters of Clover, I fill fas. Teas, Com, Wheat, KusNlaii Xpi ltx, Millets ami all kinds of Field Heeds. Fur references we cite you to W. J. SriIJ.MAN, Professor of Agriculture at the Agricultural College at I'lillnuin, Wash., and . Jl. T. FKKNCII, i'Miessor of Agriculture at the bliilin HUite L'ni versity, Mohcow, Idaho. For prices ami further information address, Try our mixed'rawt pfN for eve, creen pant lire on tjry ground; (IG.Ot.1 ier hundred, or twenty eents per pound. M. J. SHIELDS if CO.. M0H('Oi, IIMIIO. C. T. BELCHER. aao'v and Tata IIKLCHKK, Mana?orH.