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Newspaper Page TextMm. I House uixoinprtniwl by her tu'i-libors, Mm. Ithulti aud Mrs. Mm-grovi', visiloil PurtUnrt on Wednesday lust. They drove down In the morning. Jiwt rcH-civt-d t Hie Utckct Stunt A largo tt-wtrliiiKiit of IUItnturg paUoruH. I(iiliri, if blt-r iiit-ciM, suitor o.llurn, lloli-rn, t'm cuds, turn over cdlr, (mmS'il cover, liHiillitrcltii'fri tile. We have jii-tt foiiinlt'ttyl arrange rnoriU vkliHintiy wh r tusk loan on rt'rtl fstitta security, ('ouih uiul im alioiit it. Wo csu do you good. We have h- large list of farm and city proiwrty fir s1h and areHil tliog lo it daily. IIoyt i- Uar.nkb. Mr. Jim. Hani has h gHiig of 1-' mini in tin timber Irilmtsry In the Tualatin hImivo (jiistun cutting haw Jntft for 1'JiKi .1 run. .A soon a tenuis miii tie Hjmrod from farm work thi'y will 1 uscil to put Ui logs in ti the liver. From there) III'; will btt ltosteil to lli mill at lliu limit of tin) first full ruin! in Novewlier. Aluiiit onu 11 nd u 1ml f million font of lig- will t cit out of tint v.'ry su perior ore-it. When IIih pn-Hlilent of I ho Houlh trn Puriftii was In Oregon h fow wiK'ks ngo, ho announced Hint pan. stinger f:ir'H over liin roHiln in Or gou would Im reduced from 4 cents tn :1 jwr milt. Agcuts have rt ci-lved a circular instructing tin in to com-uieiu-H nxing lint ."I cent faro on Sun day, Junel. The rate, thi n, Irom Ilillshoro to Portland will thereafter he (;.' cunts Instead of 8f, and from HilMtoro to Corui'liiiH will W' 10 cent iuMtPad of 15. Mr. J. M. (Ir.'ear, who i visiting in Indian Territory, wan there lutiuii to enjoy (?) atHHtefd the destructive cyclone that last week, twisted through that section. Mm. Clrcear wmh not diroctly in the path of de struction, hut the outer edge was eiinuli. finch a wind and such lightening and thunder made her long for her quiet, -Oregon home. Mr, tlreear will extend her visit In to Texas, and when ithe return she will ho accompanied ly her mother who plmw to make her home in Ore ' The eleventh annuid excursion of the Order of H-iilroad Oniuluctors will I; ruu from Went Hide stations to Saletn hy way vt Portland on Sun day, Juno 8th. Uolng toward Port land, the twin will parts the 1 HI lblmro xtiitiiiu at 7: 10 a. in. There will lie a mull h game of Ia.h Imll in Portland that ilay ln'tsveen the Portland team of champions and SpokniM hunch gran u-r-t. Arrangements have been miv. I.- .to th:tt tho.se holding excursion tickets cm stop .at Portland and eatch the train on it return front Krl.-ni. Tietsela lor the wholo trip Will !e aohl for tl.M. Or. F. J. Bailey, who Is on Cebu Island, Philippines, in charge of a hospit d, Im la-en appointed assist niit surgeon in the army with rank of captain. Tho appointment will . without doubt l confirmed by the senate. Thi promotion I in recog nition of the good work he ha done during the past two ytnw not only on the trsnKporls but No in the army hospitals on hind. Of course we all remember lr. F. J. a our Frank, son of ir. F. A. Bailey, who ha during the l:i-t .!() year lieen with ho many of us when wo weie tck mid fast losing interest In world ly nlTairs. This commission will prob'tbly he accompanied with a iurlnutrti I hat will wrmit lr. Frank to visit l:l Hillshoro for a few week. (Idles Creek is a thriving Hamlet that is Iwvmuing more Important everv month. There arc two gener al country stores maintained there 4 U'l II ms mo vers I ahop. One of these is equipped with power gen erated bv a 2-' fist head of water Tlie output i t!ne useful articles usiislly miidi' of wood, furniture Tor bouse furnishing predominating. Thri hills break away ju-t alaivo the viii-urn ho tlntt there 1 a valley of a milo ami a half in width and live oralv tho other way. Th farm are not only henutif.d but very fer ule. One farmer sfit.nl that S new liol I L-rowing it first crop of wheat nwn on the ashes of a slashing would yield -10 bu-hel lo the acre Next vear ho will run it to clover, That mean that the dairy interest iiredoiiiinalc there. A good school is maintained, taught thi summer by Prof. Caso who was hero two years ago. The need of the neigh borhood 1 transportation, though the wagon road to Forest drove is slsmt the lest in the county being traveled all the way with wash grav el from tho creek. The supervisor had severa'. teams hauling gravel thi week with which the rut are nihil and the road leve led. Several eouipl lined that the money now ii-tld for road work is not building a much road as I he old labor sys After being "closed for repaira" for 10 wet-ks, th Ciiujux MiiU are again making flour. Hi nee the mllla were firnt htartid aowe Drtctn er wore yeuM atro, uo readjutlinttnt of mach inery I ik been uiade. Thi Hummer the eonipauy toik advaiitagH :f the time neei-Msary fur overhauling (o in Mtall Mjine uew iiiai-hiiiM y and iu rrejne the i-apaoity ot th mill. What wa a seventy live harrel mill i-i uokV a liniiilnHl hairel (-hint. The (il.j.i-t to ! attaiueil ly this ex H line of $2,,ri(l0 wa to wen re a larger out put of a lietter grndu of Hour from a let quantity of wheat. After a few day run it U helievetl that all thi ha tievn accomplished. The rear raugiug of line shaft and elevators ha ao eeonoiuiz-tl power that anoth er aet of roll ar opented with the ctine engine. Tho old hulling reel Iihvo been thrown out and a new difting device adopted. Flour and liran 1 now Mepuratml Just a our mother in their well-ordered kitch en removed the bran from the corn meal that went into the breakfast Jnhnnyenke, only the mftr instead of being ten inche in diameter 1 about twelve feet. TlieC'liinax flour that before wa white i now whiter, more i got from a bushel of wheat and it make n more puffy roll. There are bigger mill in tho ., mate, some just as goo I, but none bettor. The Climax einsea lo be a country n. ill and lakes it place with the city mill that supply tho export trudo and the, bent city custom. The. Quarterly of tho Oregon His torical Kociety for March li(2, ha been received. II contents are a follow: "The Kocial Evolution of Oregon," hy Prof. J. 14. ltobinson, of tho Chair of Ilintory, Pacific Uni versity, Forest (Jrove; ,Political History of Oregon From 18C5 to 187C," by lion. W. D. Fenton, Port laud; "History of the Harlow lloud," by Mis Mary 8. Barlnw, a grand daughter of Samuel Klmbrough Bar low, the builder; "Across the Conti nent Seventy Year Ago," compiled from the papers of John Ball by hi daughter, Mr. Kale N. B Powers. John Ball taught a M-hnol at Van couver in November, 180 J, and was the first school teacher on the Pacilir coatd. AH these article are vitally important as relative to tho history of Oregon. Ladies' Bran, latest Improved bi cycle, at $-0; gent' w Intel, $25; gent' wheel, $.'.2.50. They are Aral-class in workmanship. Also can and will sell you wall paper, carpet and Itirniluro of .any kind cheaper than any other place in Washington coun ty, 1 will avo you money by buy ing at my store, a I will treat you right. Come in- and see. W O. lionelson, I. O. O. F. building, Mills horn. The United States Separator I no eisriuieiit, but I a prite winner. Til T. S. Townsend ereamery Co., of Porthind, will soil yon,nnc on easy terms and take creuin at highest market price. 3 If you are looking for furniture step in at McCornuck J and get prill's, he sell couches at t'!, wall paper at fiir per roll, caret 3.k" per yard, matting 12Jc and other goods in proartion. The pupil of Mr. F. J. Biley will give n public rti-ital iu the opera home on 'tVeiluesday evening, June 1 1. Ki-ervel seats -fie, general ad mission I. V.1. The program will ap pear later. Net we'k Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 2, to 4, three d:ys and no longer, Ir.K Ioue tho opti cian, who ha been coming to Hills boro for ovei 1 1 yi ars, will lie at the Vualatin Hotel. School report for month ending May 23, 10O2. No. enrolled 312; absent 31C; tirdy 20 Tho n-port for the corri-sHiinliiig month last year gave imiiiU-r enrolled 2(iti. lir. Lowe the optician, doe not neddle. Onto the hotel aud have him t-sl yo;ir eyes. He knows how Bicycle 11 -pairing neatly done at M.Vsirmirka by N. I. Weal fall. Work guaranteed, priii- ri'asonable, Dr. A. B. Bailey of Spokane Is Visiting iu Ilillshoro this week. He will start home tomorrow. Wanted. Uye Straw for hlidling horse collar. Address W. II. Mc Monica & Co., Portland, Or. Don't forget Dr. Lowe's days and date, Juue 2, 3, 4. Uo lo McCoruikk' for Impt-rial, In? I. a them very cheap. Di. Iiwt ' glasses strengthen the eye and bruin. Best by nil lest, Dr. Lowe's gliss- . Save your eyesight aud nerve en ergy by weariug a pir of Dr. Lowe's superior glanses. They are the lst, ahrolutely, et any price. Next week three day, Monday to Wednesday, June 2 to 4. For the third time the US hurch team defeated the liamoud W's at Ilecreatioii Park l:v-tt Suuday by a score, of 11 to 2. It wa an ideal day for the game and tho ground was in good condition. After tho fifth in ning Upchurch played 10 men, that 1, the umpire made a veiy strong man. For the first few inning it looked favorable for a close game aud the umpire w.n fair ki hi de cislons, hut whPti the home team be gan to crowd the visitors, that gen tleman, one Stutt by niiun;, in a would-lie professional roar, began to gjve our boy the short end of things. The very fact that pitcher Mtliini registered a kick I siiOicient evi dence that his decision were very rank, especially on strikes aud balls. This is the first time that quiet, good nalmed Mclnui hasmadeany kick on an umpire. It is safe to say that hi work in the box Sunday could not bo duplicated by any amateur pitcher in the Northwest. The U chuivh lad are tho Hlroii:et but 1er iu tho state outside, iho big league, but 10 of them hiiil down their hats uhen Mae got throiij'h with them. A riiiinent feature of the game was Mclnni.;, brother of pitcher Mi-Ioni', homo ruu. The lineup follow: Upchurch Slavin Meaeh Baldwin lliiinea Patterson Da vies Allen Diamond W Swope Mclnnis II Mclnnis Breilemeier Lsvler Nalhman Dare SommeM johanson c rr I' in 3t 2h H el If IMIall Parrot t Umpire, Jon Stutt. A Boctor's Had l'llgnt. "Two year ago, as a result of severe cold, I lost my voice." writes Dr. M. L. Scarhrough, of Hebron, o, 'lhen began an obstinate cough. livery remedy Known 10 mo a a practicing physician for 35 years, laiieu, ami l aany grew worse. Being urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion, Cough and Colds, I Ion mi quick relief, and for last ton daya have felt better than for two years." Positively guaranteed for Throat And Lung troubles by Delta drug store. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle freo. , Holds up a Congressman. At tho end of tho campaign" writes Champ Clark. MIssoum's bril liant congressman, "from overwork, nervous tension, loss of Bleep and constant speaking. I had about ut terly collapsed. It seemed that s.ll tho organs In my body were out of order, hut three ImttU s of Klectric Bitter made mo all right. It's the best all-around medicine ever sold over a druggist counter." Over worked, run down men aud weak sickly women gain splendid health and vitality from Klectric Bitters. Try them. Only oOcJ Guaranteed by Bailey's. Pharmacy, SUNDAY ;sCHMIL The following is the program of the Thirteenth Annual Washington County Sunday School Convention, to be hold at the Tualatin Plains Pr.wh) terlun church on Thursday, June fith. A banket dinner will te served at the church : FORENOOX. 10:00 IH-vntional Exerci-es. . . 10:20 Aildress of Welcome. . . 1(1 :25 Resptmse 10:30 Music 10:40 Uchition of Kiirintenilcnt 11 :()0 IHHcnssion Opened hy 11 :lfi Sol 11 :20 Recitation.. 11. SO Appointing Committees. 11 :40 P:ier, What has been drnie IVpartmeut Work thia 1 1':4." DiBcnssion oened hy 12:00 ISenedidion. AFTKUXOON. 1 :00 Fraice Service Her. Phelps 1 :10 Mufic Tualatin Church Chnir 1 :15 What is the nliject of tho Sunday School? Her. Kisser 1 :4V IHscnssion. ' . 2 :15 -Uecitntion Fjlna Imbrio 2:20 I'aper, Are wo in Favor of the Temperance I-won Heing Dropjied from the Sunday School W. K. IIAyt 2 :.10 ris-usion l)ened liy W. W. Jackson 2::.r) General Discussion. 2 :50 Duett , .Ucriiiiin Singers 2:115 Koport of Schools. - 3:2l Klcction of OHicers and General Business. :t:40 Son Tualatin Clnircli Choir 3:4!V is it Benefical for the Suts-rintcndeiit to lii-vicw Lesson vxch Sunday?.. 4:00 Disriifsion Opened by 4 :10 General Discussion. 4:30 rnediclion., KVFXI.VG. S :P0 Prayer and Spei-ial Sinsinc. 8:15 Adiress 8:4o Singing. 8:55 iHixology and IVnediction. Tbe Ilillshoro baud hold a . re ceipted warrant fur $2 00 paid to a man whs in i-hice of Mr. Wall, lead er of tbe band, took the ballot boxes to Tualatin, so that the leader could play with thd baud et a republican rally at Forest llrovo iu P.IOO, the Argus to the contrary, notwithstand ing. Jamas Jacksou aud Anuie M. Honoiik were married by liev. 11. A. lUsser last Tuewlay afternis.n i the homo of her aunt Mrs. I. Auder sou. Mm. Jackson la a respected Washington county girl un the groom is in the U. S. light service at Poget Sound. The business houses of Ilillshoro will close at 10 o'clock thia loreuoon and remain closed llu ifcmuindur of ilw iUv. Thi is in retwiiiliuu of Decoration Day. The Walkaways will crota bats with Ibo Scholl buys today ut 2:30 at llecrealion IVrk. Don't miss it. KCiaiKU K1THS VIA' TIIESOUTll. KKS I'At 1HC. The Southern Paeille H ill inak9 special rates lo Sun Francisco on the occasion of the convtntion of he Noble of tho Mystic Shrine, at that point In Juno. ' " 1 Tickets will ho on sain fr in June 3rd to 8th Inclusive, and will 1 available for stop-over in California. Full Information relative to rates, limits and other conditions will be cheerfully supplied by all local agent of the Southern Pacillc i ; Keveals tireat Secret. It is often asked how such start ling cures that puzJe the best physl cians are affecteil by Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption. Here's the secret. It cuts out tho phlegm and germ Infected mucus, and lets thf life pivlnL' oxygen eniich and ! vitalize the blood. It heal the in- ' flamed, eoueh-worn throat and lungs. rilttr coaij a,i Mtulhorn coughs v. , . , Dr .Kings New Discov- ferJ a mfmt juf,,iuble remedy for ri-, an,i i....,, di-ense. Uuar- Kntetl boitles 60 e and II. Trial . , a, jjuiiey's Pharmacy. - Stand Like a Stone Wall. Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning ec ii)B, scaldhead and other skin di seases How? why, by using Buck- len's Arnica Salve, earths greatest healer. Quickest cure for ulcers, le ver sores, salt rheum, cut, bruU and bruises. Infallible for piles, 2"ic at Bailey's pharmacy. " ' 1 Shut la Hi Leg. For all kinds of anres, bums, bruises or other wounds, DeWitt's Witch Iliwl Salve i a cure cure. Skin diseases yield to it at once, Never failH In canes of pih. Cool ing and healing. None genuine but Do Witt's. Beware of counterfeits. "I Buttered for many year from a soro caused by a gun shot wound In my left leg," says A. S. Fuller, Eng lish, Ind. "It would not heal and gave mo much trouble.' I used all kinds of remedies to no purpose tin till I tried IV? Wilt's Witch Hazel Salve. A few hoxe completely cured me." Delia drug store. CONTENTION. t Rev. Luibe ...TIior. Kobiiison If. Ore r Tualatin Church Choir and Teacher to School. R'V. Harry St. Clair Miss Jennie Cireer .Nora Burton in Frimary and House year?. . . . ..Mrs. Ward Swope . Kev. Curren .Mr. C. F. lilanrhard . . . . RcnVm llowmnn '..Kev. Clenio" . . Kev. Bates -timnuT') Cidlntal?' OF SIX WttKS Firlimltj &!umtav. Juur wtlt be run-du.-teil In on.: ut thi- room.- ih IV.rl LipJ Itu-iidu1 rll'v,i., M.rii.-r Twrk uii-1 Wii:;h:it:ioi) --(rii-ii. It will 1- triitly l'i I tf r-ltt.'v l!:U.IHit (O tir -a.-tt TS lo hitch-r jr.i.'if tn tt- Audit s xaiiiifiA rtr.n. t'm-tlt.t .;irt1i-ulir mi nptiliiuiii.n i)PI.N ALL THE YT:AI The Pi if lai.a !u-4n-da "'olU-iti. tn oen sit life) yi-ur. cii Lkt: i.ts uiay ruitr nc an; time, fur ffiu-utul bi aric-h h or ft rvuii'i.! coune, and nc.-ivt- InJivl.lunl or f-iu in elriu-tton, pri-ivrrii. Ui-i I ur -nJ fi eatiilugue. Lcurn whut And lnm- wv t-;-iW A. 1. Artunlroaa. LI., n.. rrlnrlpaL Timber l.aud. Art JuueU,lH7H (ll(T:ttllt Pl ltl.H'ATIO UslTrB bTATIH I.AHB OlTirS. Oi:iiun 'itv. OtLK. Mat 2-', 1102. N'OTfCK IS 1IKRKBY (ilVKS 1HAT in roniplianc uh th nrovisiuiu of the art of l'on-.rf..of lunr s',H, rntitlnl "An act lor tlix wlu ol timbrr laiuis in the Stili-s of t'aliloniU. OrrKuu. Nxvuila ami Wanliintiioii ifrrilory," as eiU-ndutt to all thf Pnlihc l and Stairs tv art ol nnst 4. ls:fc, John tiliisr, of Oln-y ('uunty of i liitaop, Htale of y-e;oii( liui linn .i:iv I'iIpiI iii tliio oilice his aworj ilntr MM'lit No. ;7:H, tor tlif tiiiri-Uano ot W'i of the KWH.HKHKW 4 ! 10. W ', K W V, ol Xee. tin. 3 in T .H N It 6 W and UI niter prool to show that the laud nought in more vahmh'e for ita timber or nmie than for agricultural purnowM. and to eKlatlinh his elnim lo said land Ix-tore Ilia Kni-ter and litifivcrnt this ortlce at Ureuon t'ity on r'ruUy, ttio Mth day of A Uj( mt, I'.IOL'. lie nameaas witnrBSes: John Denck, of ' Ulney, Oregon. Julius UurUe, of . . " . " (ieorge Voaa, of ' Astoria, " Clur" E. IjiriHjii, of " ' Any anil all persons cliiimliiK ad vers ly thesbove-dmenhed lands are reuested to tile tlieir e aims in this oilice ou or before said Mth day of AuiiKt, Ut-'L'. CHA8. II. M0ORK.8, , ' lte(iater. Timber I -and. Act J uue I H7H NOTICE for PUBLICATION. 0.irni States Lasii Orrics, Okkoon Citt.Gre., Muy 2S. V.Wi. VTOTloK 13 HERKliY OlVtiN '1HAT 1 in oonipliuih'e with the proviaiona ol the act of Coiiifftm of J une 8, 1S7M, entitled "An act for the aide of timber lands iu the Stutvs of California, Oregon, Nevada and Wat-liinifton Territory," us extended to all the l'ublia Land Biuten by act of August 4, Isif-', lieurge Voaa, of Aatoriu, County of Clutaop. State of Oregon, has this day tiled in thia otllco his aworn Htutement No. 57W, for the purchase of the 8 K H oIN W K, K'i S W i, 8 W 8 K of Section No. 4 in 't'owimhip No. 3 Norm. Kunge No. ft West, aud will oiler proof to allow that the land nought ia more value able for ita timber or stuns than for agri cultural purposes, unit to etubliah his claim to naitl land before the Uegiater and Kuceiver of thia office at Oreuon City, Oregon, on t'riduy,- the Hth day of Angunt. Ue names aa wilnexaea: John Denck, of Ulney, Oregon, Julius Qarbe, of " . " John (.laser, of " (Jlaia Weiman, of Aatoris, " And all net-sons claiming adversely the above described luuds are reuetel to III their damn In tins oilice ou or oeiore said Sth day of Anguat, l'.i02. . ', .-. CHAS. U. MOORES. Mil ... liegiater, Stops the Couth and Works Off the Laxative Ilrotno Quininq Tablets cure a cold In one day. No cure, no piy. Price 2o cenla. ; Summer Normal The first let in of the Capita! Summer Normal opened May 6 In tli 1st National hank bldir, Haleui, Ore., to continue oitfht weeks. Tui tion $li for the term or fl wr week. Tho second term opens June Illl to continue till the August exaniina (inn. Tuition $o. (Musses will be formed in all the branches required for state ami county papers. Board 3 per wefk. The attendance will lai lare. For information address, J.J. KRAI'S, ' : fisleni, Ore.' , Kotice to Contmrtorw. r-'eaVd bids will be received at the conn ty court room Wednesday, Inn t.l". tor the construction ot a bridge acrotui Dairy cierk at the point commonly known a Siml.ailr brides, tbe mime bridge. Hpeciticatiuus may be seen st the clerk's oilice. By order ot the Comniia-inners' Court. , - L. A. K(X1), Judge, Notirr! Final Settlement. Notice Is herehT riven that the nnder- i;ned, aa eierutrii ol tlir eitate ofHain'l F.iichanau. deed, has tiled in the County Court of the Mate of Oregon for Waah ing'ori ' on nly, hi.i tinal account, as aui h eiecutrix, and tht asid Court baa appoint ed Monday, the liilhdaynf Juue 1'irZ, at 10 n'rloi k in llie loreuoon ni aiim nav oa mc time for iiual settlement of i-aid estate, ami for hearing objections, if any, ti the aaid iinal account, and the linal aettlement of aald estate. , .' ANNA J. IIUCIIASAS, -Ficculrix of the Estate of Samuel Knch anan. deceased. ' 62 4 Ititlaboro. May 15. 1!J. Baking Powder T ' ' Most healthful leavener in the world, y Goes farther. sjsTMatt 9rsT9 00. t H9W VQsVs 4S as its tt m IN tis h as as as as s ? as its as as as as as WE IvITO V W'e give our nitrons better oods at loss V ri" than thty enn m Itail t-lttew liere. V? OK Till A 1 IS RITKKJCITCNT We havo a couijilete stock of (lent s shirts of all kinds Socks, N?cktijf, Collarn, Cuffs, 8us penders, handkerchiefs, etc. V! JUST RKCiilVlSjD- Wg A new lino of Ladies colored hose, ribbel . Si ' v vests and muslin drawers. SI Stationery, books and as as THE RACKET STORE a s Opposite Tualatin Hotel. r YOU WANT WAmz .Bit. J, A neat shoe for your chil dren, as well as a servlr able one. A good many neat shoes are not made of good stock mine are. If you want A SERVICABLE SHOE For your children, as well as a neat one, you will make a mistake If 3 011 do not get a pair of JOHN DENNIS Mens Gloves A Full Line of Hose J. F. DA VIES. PSISIDBNT. St. Charles Hotel isooiroatTiD f'rsst and MnrrlHOR t rects, Psrtland Oregon. Klectrio Lhhta, Elect rio Balls and HyJraullo Rlevator. 150 lUons at fa U 60c, Snltes, 75, t'sanertioa. Give us a call, DAVIS & HEAVES CAN BE CURED By the Prussian Heave Powders, as ave been demonstrated by more than twelve years of success. Price, 60 cents a package. Get a Farmer's and Stockman's hand book free. Delta Drug1 Store Ilillstsiro, Oregon. This alrsstar M svsry koa ot to Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tab f Uat rmrtm m 9 M M mmj Acker's Dyspepsia Tsblcts are sk en a positiT f iiarantss. t'uras heart-barr rmiainf ot ths food, diatrcas afti-r tatinR any form ol dyipcpaia. On littU tahh iveslmniHiais relief. 25 eta, and Wets Tbe ielU iru( dtora. V notions. A Neat Shoe For The Children ""1 C. T. BELCHER O'V AMD THIA. to fl. U4 Ketaarat lo ItKLCIIEIt, Jlna?er. use of WhatThli Kelks Xeed. Is a greater power of diirpstlnK and assimilatlnic fimd. For them Dr. King New Life Pills work wonders. They tone and regulsts the dlges. live organs, gently expel all poisons, from Ihe system, enrich the blood, improve appetite, make healthy flesh. Only 25c at Bailey's Phar i mary. tem.