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Knitted in tuepoeUiffioa at Hil:boro, Or, aa eecoud-claaa man matter. HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT hiui from the pit. Contractors ought to deal Justly with tbe public and complete contracts. They ought to employ utea and do what they have agreed. If union iueo are defiled by workiog beside 'rue labor, then let (hem change I heir occupation. Tbe state, society, ought not to be bound by tbe whim of Contractor or labor- er. Tbe state baa never recognized the right of capital to organise at a monopoly. Nor doea labor have that right. Bubarriptioa, in adTanca, per year, $1.00 I1II.L6B0KO PCBUBHINa CO., Prop. D. M. C. OAl'LT, Editor. FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1903. Fob CoNOBEi&MAN 1st. District, I BINDER HEKMANN. HA Y HOLDS THIS DOOM OPEN. Alarming newt was telegraphed LABOR UNIONS AND EilPLO J'- from Pekiu, China, tbe latter pari ot EKS. I last week to the effect that Russia had annoooced that Manchuria would not evacuate, and that tbe province would be annexed, and when to made a part of tbe Russian government, no more porta or lowus would be opened to the commerce of tbe world, and that no more foreign consult) would be admitted to Manch uria. Japau at once took alarm and at once approached England and the United States with a proportion look ing to an oflenai vo alliance. Our gov- Nearly a month ago the painters of Portland or lhwe who had enrolled themselves In a labor uuion atruck for an increase of wages amounting to fifty cents per day lo the man, Tbe Amployment contractors profess not to see their way clear to pay tbe increase. Tbe reasoo aeems to bave been that 13.00 per day was tbe full market value nf labor done by paint era. Men were employed for that Mim, men who seem to bave been I erumeot declined the proposition but willing and anxious to work. No promptly proceeded aloue. Mr, Hay question of their skill was raised, will notabandon the open door policy Their social standing though was off which he three years ago formulated, color. They were "scabs." That Ills enquiries to Russia direct brings is they did not belong to a labor I a reply that Russia does not intend uuion, though eligible to member- to annex Manchuria, and that the ship. Because these men wanted to I story of closing the door to com work, union carpenters quit the merce is not true. Our government buildings and bence the painters soon accepts tbe denial though some of bad to stop because there waa no lour citizens interpret the message to work to do. Tbe carpenters were be a change of policy due to M At a meeting of tbe citizens of Hillsboro bold lu tbe court house Wednesday eveol 'g Dr. Taiuiesie submitted a jtroironltiou looking to tbe installing iu Hillsboro of a ron denslng milk . plant, factory alas, lie stated that his farm plant is too small to take care of the businens which is coming to hia rompauy, lie has incorporated ana) thecomiauy will build some where. Ir. Taiuiesie aaya his eoiuo tny will build at Hit's boro if a si to of four acres wiih a Tbe people at the aaw inUI on ih West fork of D.iiry Creek, the Man uiug Mill property, are down with the smallpox. There are t-evcti pstieuts tht-n : Mrs. Louis CarsteiiK, a uuan named Mills, three of the Sohreua liros., llerj Juglcs and D. WilsDti. The attending physician is r. V. J. Bailey, who Is Immune, having bad his dow while In Hi transport service. Neither pt'ici.1 nor doctor have been able to deter u'loe the source of the con Ion dailey watersupply of 600,000 gallous I Home of the uses are of a mild fi rm aud 12000 cub are rai-wd. The land is I white others are more severe. A a here aud the cash can be gathered, but testimony tu the value of vaccination satisfied with their wages but they could not work with scabs. Tbe sound of the hammer hi no longer heard. How much have tbe strik ing mechanics made? By idleness tbey already have lost. ftiu.00 which Hay's protest. Really it makes little difference to the United States who is aoveieign in Maochurla only the kDoor" must be left open Judge Uroescup, proceeding under Iks no ... riL;.. . -.I.I..L ixt ....l.i il.. ..I- ik.l. .i. " " wim u wuun ... ...u- Uemot.ral9 gneerst MiUU8ory and tion would Uke them 120 days to ,nefftJctlve ,, hM ,, nm, ... . 1. 1 a 1 . A. Z I a u - I . tuaao up. ai .u-jr ucjr I mm tvaniea from lialmln.Mn never regain what they have lost for LBain8t Bma Bnipperll ln the We8, . )-.-. u.v. A ,hl8 Mte .government by ,nJune. " uc " tion" will aeon become popular.-Aa- Recognition of organized labor is the issue. And it is not a subjects for President Rjosevelt's idea of Na arbitration. Arbitration deals with lional ezp nslon Is eloquently told in disputes that have arisen over past this paragraph taken from his St transactions. Arbitrate n cannot Louis speech : take cognizance of matters in the I "The work of expansion was by fr future which are- suhject for contract, the greatest work of our people dur That Is why arbitration of labor I log theyeara that Intel vened between 'difficulties fail. Business men, men I the adoption of the constitution and accustomed to handling Industrial the outbreak of the Civil war. There problems know this. Laborers from were other questions of real manifest itie very nature or their employment I importance, anu mere were many do not so clearly see this: and tbey I which at tbe time seemed such to ought not to' be blamed though those engaged la answering them the leaders, If capabto of leadership but the greatest feat of our forefathers do are censurable. '' . I of those generations was tbe deed of The employers of labor a few days who, with pack train, or wagon ago in refusing to accept the arbttra- train, on horseback, on foot, or by tion plun announced a principal of boat upon the waters, pushed the action that is absolutely unanswerable frontier ever westward aero. the by tbe labor unions. Thceontractora continent." In a communication lo Mayor Wil liams use these word.-: "While it is true that some of our ' employes, who were entirely'satisfled with their wages and hours, and who had no grievance of any kind, also abandoned their employment and refused to work for us as carpenters or otherwise, we are given to under stand that they were Induced to do so bectuse required by some rule or command of the union to which they belonged, andlthat tbe object in view was to effectually destroy the right ol any man to be employed by any of us, unless such a man should It seems incredible that any body of employers or employee could be guilty of being party to an act which would result in an Injury of such magnitude to both as would the fail ure of the Lewis and Clark exposi tion lo tbe contractors and to the merchants of Portland. The fair it self calls for an outlay of many thou sands or dollars for labor, and the Immediate result will probably be a greatly increased activity In tbe building trades all over the city, and yet the present differences of opinion threatens to destroy the prospect for become a member of the union, and " bund the hopes of those who are laboring for a great er Oregon as well. It Is bad enough for two dogs to quarrel over a bone and both lose it, but when the scene is enacted by men as is too often the case, it becomes deplorable. It is to be hoed that the differences will soon be adjusted and enterprise be allowed to proceed. The defeat of the exposition at this Mage would be a sad blow lo the state and would lo Juro the whole northwest. It would be a tho ueaud times worse than if it never had been begun the contractor aud building be by such union released, from the boycott or ban ol being "unfair" to organized labor. This question Is not one that any good citizen can lawfully submit to any tribunal. Tbe laws of our country are supposed to guarantee to every citizen entire freedom lo con tract for service, and this right is at the foundation of all government. . If no man, however worthy, upright, or vompctent, or however newly, can find em ploy men t or lie permitted to labor to suppoit himself and family, unletH he first join a particular union, there is an end to civil government. This fundamental right has its corol I try In the right of the employer to hire such a man, and to have the whole power of the Government lo protect hlrn, If necessary, In Its enforcement. This right is as valu , able lo those who belong to unions aa In I hone who do not, and cannot be destroyed without violence to tbe social order." Iu the above the Indepkndknt believe it has Justly complained of the methods of labor onions as they t fleet the public. But employers of labor aro not without fault. The l'ortlind contractors bave out at tempted to ..continue work by era pitying free labor. There are free ...... I ..... I t . . . ' " i i .I "iwrrati for Jleanm!" was the idlPM ihn .l.sn.l nn n Ika kuII.IU. r W" i.,.,,. if ,k. r ..' , wlveU trom 0M of ,he ""terrified j. . I rumoU imuhora IM - L- n l.kn. .ml. . .-. v... .i . " " .raue :."" y'T1 u the democrat succeeded in electing I V mil. . . rj I , . I I . . . kuaiuuriiiin mey imagine iiiey are roinir lo elpt ItiumH 'ni m. i l k- . tinr.i.tt 1 " . , J momeat would we deprive them of ...,.,. ,, Hllir Iko .du.ri.M .1 Iw . .u .M.a ' v.. Uun lur tiiry are certainly entitled to that, even if they have to Join In the chorus. . "A slap Id the face," This is an argument used by democrats to con vince republicans that they should not vote for Mr. Hermann, but for Mr. Ream, democrat, Instead. When fully explained the quotation means that democrats charge that the election of Mr. Hermann would be tbe same as slapping President R ios. evelt In the face. Jo this connection the IxbEPBSDEXT will inquire, since when bave democrats became so ten der in the matter of giving pain to a republican chief executive? They did not refrain from slapping Lincoln in the face, or Grant, or Hays, or Garfield, or McKinley. This.nfw ' I catch phrase it has is used, hoping to iooi me people. . . tbe water. That can b had at Rock Creek or at Dairy Creek joints baid by tbe toarn. A well might be dug that would supply, but that Is an ex periment. A committee of five, John Shule, Jas. W. 8a well, Edward Schul merich, Dr. A. B. lUlley and Judge 15. P. Cornelius waa appointed to join with the committee heretofore appointed by the B ard of Trade to (elect a iocatiou aud solicit pledge for the cash bonus. The committee met last evening for 'organisation, and will be at work at once. Tbe factory is not an experiment. We have for an examplo Isitb Dr. Tarn teste's Binsll plant and the factory at Forest Grove. Dt. Taiuleale shows figures to prosiiective stock, holders thai are alluring, and the slock is at once taken. The factory aiza dally it is found that none of those Mho bave the disease bave been vaccina! ed, wbite those who bave, are not yet stricken A strict quarantine has been established. It is planui'd that the coutsgion shall be con lined to its present victims. The Hilllsboro Bantams ennst-d hats again with the Pacific Cuivisity team, last Saturday. The home team had the game clinched unt I the 8th inniiitf when the score stood 12 to in their favor. In the 8tb the Hills boro pitcher toM'v coIIhiimmI and tbe P. U. an In tU 9th but the nasty work' watv started and eouldnot he topHNl. At llieend the score stoiMl 1C lo 12 in favor of P. U. The lineup was as follows: Hillsboro: P. Allison A. Seigrlst, F. Seigrist, R. Moore, C. W.nn T. - Ttilluv n llii.ii.n 1,' capacity, 100.000 pounds of milk, is j. ilu'ln)nr((ys. ,.'elfl( ured and it U up to Hillsboro to Uulv,rHil c, jameH Ward, H, Wilson, L. Mi.'ton, F. Eigla-ton, F. Gwynn; Umpire, Bhute, When run to its full capacity it will consume the product of between four and Ave thousand cowa. The Pacific Coast condenser at Forest Grove will handlo as much. Ten thousand cows in Washington county means pros perity. STATE PKES8 mot eattsned witn providing fi r the payment of double taxca next year, the legislature also repealed the 100 exemption clause, so that after this year there will no longer be a dollar's worth of poor man's property exempt from taxation. This will come as a hardship to some, as the bed can be sold from under a man unless he pays up. Astorian. Our democratic friends do a good dealoftaUing about their -flghtiog chance" for electing a coogressosan from the First District, but when It is considered that to win, their man, Reames, must get over 1,100 voles more than Governor Chamberlain got against Furnish, even to them the next congressmau must look a good deal like the Hon. Bioger Hermann. Newberg Graphic, . , - Tbe democratic pre Is guyiog re publicans because their candilato is accustomed to shake the hand of his friend. They call Mr. Hermann the haud shaker. Now, if Hermann can excell Reams, he, is a dandy, only. Reames is a letter writer. He writes lo native jons, to republicans, populists, union laborers, to strikers,, to scabs, to rats, formers, merchants! Inviting and urging ail to vote for him. K earns letters aro really nau seating. If England and Russia agree tu let each other alone, a few phase of the Manchurian trouble will confront the United States. John Bull is Inclined to purchae amicable relations with the Bear by yielding his rights in Manchurian provided Russia will not look toward India. Such an agree ment would " rather; complicate matters but it la not likely that Uncle Sam will be caught uapylng. Eng! land cannot afford to displease this country and while its spirit of opposi tion lo Russian aggression' may be somewhat mild, If this country de mands more vigorous action England will be ready. Peneleton Tribence. Articles of lncorKraliou wero filtd ytaterday incorporating the Oregon Condensed Milk Co. The capital stock is $80,000, dividends divided into 80,000 shares of the par value of 1 1 00. $35,000 is set aside as treasury stock to be used In erecting building aud Installing the machinery neccs saiy to conducting the business of the company. Tbe principal of the busi ness Is Hillsboro, though the plant may bo located elsewhere. The incorporators are J, P. Tamiesle. Fred Schomburg, A. a Shute, J. W. Sbute, Hiram Sini'h and Chris Younger. UAIES CKEEK ITEMS. Mrs. Cicero Hines and daughter, Miss Clara are the guetufof Mrs. John Proctor. Miss Margaret Batemao who has charge of the summer school at the Summit visited over Sunday with her uncle A. C. Sargent. Mrs. Brittan and Mrs. Wagner are on the sick list Hits week. Invitations are out for a social to be given on tbe 16th of this month by the ladies of the Baptist church. Mrs Wilson is very ill at Travelers Rest. ........ . Miss Laura Day of Glenwood spent Sunday with her parents at Forest Grove. I r, Hines drove out to the Soda Springs on Thursday of last week. He Is making extensive improve- merits on Lis place. ( Mm MamieLllly of McMinnvilie is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lilly. . ' .. , Wm. Hay's lilnens meiitiomd U-t Wt-ek Is not coualdered serious, thrush yesterday be wms not as well na l.e had lieeu a few days U (urn. Postmaster Waggeoer has put up a It-It r-box on' the f Icctrlc light tMlo la front of the Post Ofik-e for ti e convenience of the public. Tim Imk Is psiottd red. Tho part of Wapalo at Uxtn that was a duck-xnd, is dry m d bas laeu plowed and aeede; In gruin This is earlier planting Iba.-i u-iutl. aud a g'l'id crop is expt ct d. All who are interested in the Wtst uuioii (vmetsry r-t requested lo me.t at the Wl Unioii church, Si.t urdsy morning. May lu, for tho i-r porw of clearing tho rnhhi.sh und brush from the ground. A Mtitioii was i'i circulation this week in which the 8. P. loin- pany is asked to nmUo n' stopping plscv for pa-ssenger tr-ins ul the foot of Fifth street. In consideration of H is coneeiou Mr. C. K. Ili urv airre.-a to tuihl a platform at bis mn expeiife. -The statioii would kccoiiio dste fully hIf the town. Elder L'ren 1). Grien, a graduate of the Divinity scbool at Eugene, h: s been engaged liy the Cbristisn chur h people to take cliaro of t-o work at this place. Ha conducted the service last Suudsy morning Hint evening, preaching two excellent sermons. Services on first slid third Sundays of each month until further atiuounee- ment. PRINCE HENRY (Uill make tbe stands in (Ms county as follcivj; Mondays till Tfesday at to a. tu., Scluills; Tuesday ii.mhi at l.uni iitj; ton post office; Wednesday, Cornelius; Thursday, (llt nco; I'riil.u night, Saturday and Sunday, at P, C. Pauli's at the oi l In i, k yard uhm. cast part of town. Interested parties should watch thU add next vc. k or several additional stands. . SERVICE Insurance Season Sina;Ie Service F C PAULI, GROOM. " " - $ I '.(!(, - - - - S 1 0.( 0 - . r, Mil H D SCHMELT2ER, owrvitn. a . CARPETS CARPETS William, youngest son of Hon. W N. Barrett, a few days ago started down vertical Isdiler from the bay loft in tho barn carrying a buy fork At some point in the descent his foot slipped and there was a short fall that ended with a tino of his fork thrust Into the clf of his leg six or seven inches. Tho lad has not walked much since, though be expects to be out in due time. clerk Ohio Some papers commenting uon the possibility of Mr. Reames, tbe demo cratic nominee for congress In tba rt-t dictricl, being elected over Mr. Herman, bave been f stimating the republican majority at from 0000 to 1000. The vote cast for secretary of state last June waa ahnut a r.t. ,.,a . I , . um ijr w (icrnaim as any vote, and l.; . . , casing calculations on this It would I- o-h. seem mat ine republican majority Id tbe 17 counties comprising the first district wsa then 71S4. . Mr. Dunbar, the republican nominee, received 23.. oi votes and Mr. Sears, the democ ratic nominee, received 15,998. If Mr. Reamea overcomes this big maj ority in a vote of 39,480 he will be swift runner. Mountaineer. KEEXriLI.E ITEMS. Mr. Edwin Lne, school district No. 71, litis left for visit relatives and friends. Miss Elma Staley 'of Hillside has returned home from Manning wiih the smallpox. Much work has been done on the road In the vicinity of Greenville. which ciiused the roads lo become dusty. . J.C.Hartley, of Banks, has sold his 100 acre farm near here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley visited over Sunday in Hillsboro this week. - Mr. Perry Bradley of Portland, well known around here, "ilitsl of consumption lat week in Ariz ma. Miss EvaCatchinjr, who is Hatching the Shearer school visited at home, In Hillsboro, Sunday. Tbe Washington County Veterans Association held its May meeting Ht Hillsboro yesterday. The veterans were entertainrd at dinner by the Uillihoro Rlief Corps, auxiliary to the G. A. R. Tbe Association will hold its annual encampment at Hills boro, Camp will be pitched Wed nesday, July 1st, aud tho tents will be left standing for three dnys, July 2 and 3. In 'the afternoon when business had la-en concluded, speeches were made by several of the veterans The report printed that tho Hunks creamery, one and a half miles north of Greenville, hud been compelled to close because its milk ftuply had been turned to tho condenser at Forest Grove turns out to be prema ture. Mr. Joel Hartley, who Is principal owner of tho butter factory rebuilt it last m miner At a cost of about two thousimd dollars, install- ing new machinery in a new building, When rebuilt it was thought lo In the liest factory in the county ks well as lu the state, though there may be oneor two larger. When tli con denser started In January,' Mr. Ili-rt ley Kceutcd trouble wherefore In canvassed bis patrons and got then to take an interest in the crrniricry Ibey are well sul lulled with their investment and tho creamery lias its u-ul supply of milk and cream; a very profitable business Is conducted there which Is growing everv week. and more carpet is what we are going to have to show our customers this spring, and a number of patterns have al ready arrived. We now have in stock Jin Elegant Cine of matting If Vou Want Any Kind of Furnatiuc .Any Kind of Mtittinj; Any Kind of 1 jiajx r and cannot come personally to purchase it, write to us mid we will immediately inform you what we can do for yon, and will guarantee every article sold as represented. HILLSBORO, OREGON. W. 0. DOflEliSOJJ, Vav.'s.-.sfc.vs,'svsk., Who Pills Your Prescription? If we fill your prescription or re cipe it is filled with the best quality 'of drugs and full-weight without over charge for honest service. We " pay no one to send you to us ( and therefore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A f-oodly number of people are al uady aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. KKEAkFAMT t001. Is declared off. Free labor helps bresk tho strike and then is aban don! wheo anion labor again goes to work. A Just employer wop Id Mick by the employee who lifted "itarran, ror Hermann!" when the vote are counted. Tillamook Head light. we would like to say this about air. nermann, when be was in the general land office he was a friend of the settlers and looked after their interests when the land somilarnra oader took to give them trouble or deprive them of their land. This comes right tiomt to a number ol Tillamook people who have taken op land and ho appreciate hia ffforts in their behalf. His political oppon ents will, do doubt, make the fljrht npon him that he bad to resign from (be land office, but to meet that It Is well toaay that it was the syndicates who wanted lo gobble irp UnWe Sam'a timber, and deprive other lantnle from getting It, who were aatagnn- Irtftif fn M 9 If hwiamm U L I . a. i . I- ... ... ..... ... , u.miji, m IIIK mui'iai capacity. Tillamook Headlight. refined and ralstd-as-a pel gentleman from the rlfele Fst look hia seat at the (able of a W. and W. Western hotel one pleasant morning and gsr.ed pensively out of the win dow until some one approached. "Have you any breakfast food?" he Inquired In simple, cereal accents. "Well, I guet-s yes," responded Roaring Pele, the cowboy waiter. "We got ham and eggs, fried sausage, chuck steak, spare ribs, mutton chops, corned Isvf hasn, hog and hominy, light bread, heavy bread, hot bread. cold bread, corn broad, toast bread. apple butter, peach butter, cow batter, coftee, lea, buttermilk and beer. Breakfast food? Well, that's our winner. Name your grub." Arc Vou Insured? Tor Tire, Eife, Accident and health Insur ance call on A. H. BIRRELL Formerly of MacM?ster IBirrcll Real Estate, general Insurance and financial Agency. jm-4 irtcKav Baildisa. 3d and stark, Port land, Ortgoa. Pbont, main 232. DEADLY NARCOTICS Ciirv e:iii Ik- foudd in Yarn. All .t-!?J ?L ,r"''e ol any '''"'""c -r in. r- Holl in lli.UI.oro by the CaifflC ,"r'" Jri"" : The Hillsboro Pharmacy, IT" V J. F, OAVIES. paaaiDtNr. T. BELCHER, sscv And treas. Treasarer't Notice. .. All cannty warrant of Waihinirion ra.m. Ul of OrpKD, cmliirwd or ma rii'l.mvrt -not pawl tnrwKiitol funili" will Inj payal.le ou an.l llrr Mar 1M. IM Inlrn-.t will .1 1 t. V. M. JACkMON. w-M County Irriuurcr. t all far WarrauU. St. Charles Hotel IHOOlrOIATID Fraat and Morris. Streets. ' I'arllaa,! ttreg-a. Kloctrio UghU, Elsctrlo BelU.aJ Hy.lr.ulic Kl.f.r. liO l:.a,s at 25 U 4 S.ltea, 76, U f . P,uUr.l Caaaectloa. Give na a call. DAVIS & BELCHEJf, 31 ana iu I Notice It herchr ilrrn that IMIItrmraritv r. ratiw emlorw.l "Sia evl.l for Want of Kunil" prior lo January II, I'm, in nencml tun. I. aii.l nil MKiitana waur warrant cmliwl li'HnI.Ir for want of funl prior to Hvn. 1 1, luiri !!' wm-. ram No. 770. en. I or . I H..n. ii. I .i an. hri.c ralli-d ft rayuirrx and Itiunt will ccav alter may iw, im. rayuwnl will oa mslu hi llie J. W. Oliut Baoa. A. f!. SHI'TF., Ililkborn, Ore., April 10, 1903. City Treasurer. Xntlce of Hintl HcttlemcBt. The unilrnliml admlnlMratnr of Ihc Kute of Haabai. Waated. Young lady, very handsome, eased ol considerable wealth, desires to form the acquaintance of eentle- min, with a view to matrimony. G'-nlletnan mut be of refined taste i.d sensible ennujth to have his clothes made to order by Ptahl the tailor, at Hillaborn, opposite the Court Uouse. i HOW'S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Raward lor nnr cawof catarrh that cannot b ear e I hy Hall'a i ntarrh Core, k. J. CllKSKy A Co., 1'ropa, Toledo, O. We, the uiiileniiiriied, liava known V. i. I lienoy for llie laat 16 era, and beliet ni.n penivtiy honorubfe in all buaiiwaa J litl I lawlriak rlanaaaul I 1 i-.t Li. ' M-nhlnston ( .mnty. OrrTOn. .nrt the nanl Court J', t,, ?5 V?l I l bf "" h.ap.lnlo.moihly lh iHli..layof May. I! M i i" f , . 'V."1.' ,. I,0'a,e I'ntirgl-U, To at th hour of ui 6'rlia-kof aaid day at the na 1 ltmS Y1 aldl"K. Rinnan A Marvin, lor haarlng aaal aorouit. . W holonle DrugKii-ta. Toledo, O n- ii . Hub's Catarrh Cure la tk,n l..lnnil. Exectifrlx .Vol! CO. har. bZXSZZ J "V '.hl' ' "'a unrt-r-lei.l. ....ormew',,,,,,, l-'or Nale AHmlalOra4.jr of Ih euateorjnhn n deoraMid. I..lrlck r.i l W4STE1). We want a rrprf-er.tati re in errry elty and Inwa In thii atau to prnent our htipinrw. Our propmilloa Is an eireotloinl one and ollera lo i Sotl, rehalrlr. honeat narty, with rxlerenw. Dot than IUJ. prr month. No mnrasmne or appolnllnf of aarola a bona fide, legitimate I'lmioe . Aililrni Ith Mania. O. . I'ul.llerA Co., Lumber Eichanre, Seattle. Washington. acunic oirei tiy npon the blood and n.u- w... ...rincv. ot me aytem. Teotiaion. j ila aent frf. 'rio 75o per bottle, bold by a 1 ilrtirymia, ll -li i Family IMIaa-e tbe beat. SO ACRES In teotlnn mil,, lairned h, .,i. .... . . aad .ii. .i-:' .j-"' ."" " Mu.Ti. . . "'. Tloa ft w. llmU-r t.mi.l l.-vrl WILCT llimnh ...... ' I Kearney Hireet, rortlan.l, drriron. Te fare a t aid lu Hue Day. Take Itxalive Hromo (jnfniiio Tablets. All druptrlsls refund the money if it fal to cure. 11 V. Oroye's sioliiro N on each Imx. L'jie. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet, jsv A Seven M3Boa Ixxes sold In past 1 3 months. This signature, Caret Crip In Two Djyt. on every box. 25c.
