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Newspaper Page TextVol. XXXI. HILLSBORO, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1903. No." 8. K. II. TONtiCE, .TTOUNEY-AT-LAW, UlU-riHOHO.OriKUON. Orrics: K.jniS, 4, S, Morgan Block. I W..Ji. ItJKKKTT, I TORN E Y-AT-LA V, tlll.llt)IM.UKBi. i lini'i: Central liloo. liooiul 8 tod I. It I!. MOM HOW MAS, TTOPNI'.Y-AT-LAW. ItflXWHiUO, OUKOON llui: lioou. 8 and 7, Morgan block. JOHN -M. WAM., j TTORNK Y-AT-LA W, HILLSBORO, OREGON. 1 i-.-a v.-.V Home Study Course! n n t Wt Self Education Through the Medium c SpedaJly Prepared Articles by Prominent Instructors lt,iil y-Mi.rnan Block, Rooms 1 A 2 M. T. I tNkLU I K, M. H. C. I.IIYSICI AN AND SURGEON Hii,i.KiM)Ho, uuemw. Owes: at residencm, east of court II. mii, wlutrt tie will tw found at all noun mtu u not nmtiuR patients. vi uie Bottom or too shaft la the inaln apartment, Ov "living room," o the ftt It la ep-clous halL lrreg ular In shape, but approaches a clrcb la outline, and Ita low celling la aup ported by pillar of earth left far tb purjioee, just a coal miners leave pU lars of coal to support the great Uvea of slate and shale above them. From this main hall long, narrow tunneW are dug In all directions and to a con elders Me distance. In tbe main ball are congregated at the ants that are aot out upon somi errand, aucb as collecting food. Tb jeggs, Inrvm (or grulia). and pupie (co jcoona), are plied In a heap at oue aid of this living room ana are carefully tended by the ants. The larvae are fed, and all are moved about from place to place to secure constancy In temperature and moisture. Sir John ; Little Ci'e&turesC ) About Our I iHomes ) ( 7 JLC ROY WELD 1 s. J. T. TAMIE.MF., m, i.m 1 K. R. SURGEON, Illl.tiSIIOIiO. U KIN. Ovrio m Hhiihub: corner Third and tlmii KlroetM. OfHoe hour, HJW to llf a. ni., I to ft nud J to p. m. Telephone to nwidunw f rom Krock 1 Hela' UnigHtore at all li.mrs. All enlls promptly attended. umht or day. I- A. Itlll.KV, M. C. pllYSICIAN AND SURGEON IIII.IiHIIDItU, OUKOON. OtJIce Morgan Pailcy Itloek, up stairs. room I.', 1 .1 ami li. llnaidenan, n. w.uor. Han I. in" nud beootid street lloth 'Phones. j. e. adkiss. Dentist, iiii.i.suoko, orf.cox. (rri a IIouuh: 0 a. m. to 4 :flO p. m. (Hiiro in Union Mock over Pharmacy A. It. 1UII.KV, II. II. S. HIlXM'.OUO, OKI'.GON. Rsims 10 anil It Morgan-Bailey llk. Olluv Hours: 9 lo 12 ami 1 to 4 p. in. I. Ants. ICHEST of all the groups of the great division of the ani mal kingdom knowa as In serts Is the order hymenon- tera, which name means "membrane winged." These Insects are character ized by their thin, delicate wings, their strong, supple bodies, their powerful Jnwa and. commonly, a formidable sting. Most characteristic of all, how over. Is their very interesting habit of living together In colonies and acting in sucn a way as to be of service to ono another. lue commonest representatives of this remarkable order are those which we call antH, bees and wasps, there be ing many different kinds of each. We nave all becoino more or less familiar with the bees, and nearly every boy na girl knows that there are three kinds of bees In ono hire itamely, the quean, tbe worker and the drone. This nine fact Is true of ants and wasps, there being In each case appar ently three sexes. Hut careful inres tlgotion and patient watching of the development of the young have shown that the worker, or neuter. Is really an unaevelopcd queen, or female, and that the conditions governing its de velopment depend upon the wishes of the other Insects and are regulated by the kind of food given to alio Insect or Inrra. Now, soino of my readers may wish to know why ants are put among the so called "membrane winged" Insects when apparently they have no wings ot all. The answer to this question might be found by tearing open the nest. Should tho reader do so be MIST SOT SET KIBES. SALEM, On., July 8. Ia accord ance wilo wctloni 1787, 1788, 1789, 1790, 1791 and 1792 of Bellinger and wonderful. I could bardly realize that I well aitin, or believe it could be so after havioif suffered a.j Iook but tbal one bottle of medicine, cost log but a few cents, cured me.' Cotton'a Annotated Code and Statutes For le ty 1MU Drug Store. . A -v Ji Sn a lf I ui. Oregon, uovernor naoioeriam t Workleg Mght and fay. urn imueu uis iuoum n:iiiiaiiuu referring to tbe protection of timber and other proiieity from Are. The law provides thai Him proclamation shall be iasued by tbe CJ mruir on or bofore tbe fire I day of July ol each year, and Governor CbamberUln com plied with I tie luw June 30, the sub- stance of whei'h proclauiittioti follows: "If any person shall maliciously, with intent to injure any other per son, Kindle tire on hi own land or the land of any o'her person, and by means of such Ore, I bo building!). Ihe busieot and mightiest Utile thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life I'illa. These pills lhange weakness into slremth. list. lestnets Into mergy, braiu-fsg Into mental ower. They're wonderful In building up the health. Only 25c per boi. Sold by All Druifgist. , i AT KIEL. R. MXOS, F.NTIrtT, F0KE8T OROVK, OREGON Hmtarti linl teeth f.".uil perset. Cement and Ainiilirnm tllliiu;s All Cfinseitch. Hold lilluiK" Iroiii l up. Vituliaed air for pain- lens eitrnrllon. Orrics: throe doors north of Brick Ktore. Ollixe hours from 9 a, m. to4 p. ni 1 1,.,. . r- - .-.-,-,vs, --. m Ants' The reception which the Uorman government and people gave to our fences. croiM. or other Dersonal uror r""8 lu'"l'x ot war vessels com. erty or wooded Umber lands of any mHjed b? Admiral Cotton Is pleas- other person shsll be destroyed or in. ,a e'ence that uorraany will need lured, he shall on conviction, be Dun. t0 have very K"ve cause for it be lsbed by a floe nol leva than $20 nor fore "he e,1KK04 la wr with us. The more than 11000 or by Imprisonment uormar ruIt'r intelligent Ger lo the county Jill not less than three mD" hve 00,1,6 " under months, and not more than twelve "I'ng of the great American re months, according to the aggravation Publ'- They ree thnt our purposes of the offense. "re ,IllHW or peaea We seek war "If anv oerson shall without malice witn nom, U I plainly our policy Lubbock has observed that au's that kindle any Are in anv field, nurture. ,0 le' "Uong in whatever things ftXE&Z 'oclosure, fore,,, prairie or timber -7 e.eve mankind. We desire companions, who even carry them out ''" not hU own, without the consent "":u "" oecome of the nest oa pleasant days for an of tho owner, and the same shall more intelligent, moro prosirou?. atriug in the warm sun. just as we I a,.,i ,i ,ia.0a , k.n.i. free and happy. . .... v uu uaauanaLU vr amaiv vuiiu' - chaTr. WhW -B. fe. "-P". cordwood, bark, We .re of the same racial slock as The reason why .at. select a grass, or. other personal prperty npt his ,UB u aciuaicu oy ideals spot for tholr nests is now evident, own, or to any wcod or timber land, ",,u pun "'gn, as nooie as ny Were the soU not held together by the not his own, he shall on conviction, entei"''ned by them. They ace these uoiuu rum m mo grass, me roor ol k ..ioU,.i i... . .. -r . .i iiuugH. anu see ais: iiihi our ptphL . i. , . . . . . ... I uuuibiicu i 'Y n ll I- III 1 1 1 1 1 rr llinu I r .uo uiiy uen migni ran m, especially I " , . ness is also ruaterhil U'n ro in oil r .. . , 110 nor more thmi t 00 ami cimIa. e. "l " " luaiermi. weare in all piuiv kithi miiiuMi ciuuisiir Bieniieo t - on It, and bury alive ita scores of help-1 cording to the HMf ation of I lie of. fen-n1, anil sliall stand committed uu. til the flue ami coxts are paid. Any eron who slmll enter upon tne lands ot snot her for Ihti purpose of hunting and d-ililiiL' and shall. without the oiwent of the owner of ,lon9 860 more of enertry. courage and sai l Uudn. ktbdle anv fire thereon. n,BIe"al K"tnesa than wo are ac- Where thev cannot rendil h thau 110 nor more than tlOO: and if ,ur "eu, weii ior u. The author once observed a verr re- such fire be k!ndlel m tllciounlv. aud " ,uo ",081 important naroor markable arrangement which a colo- with Intent to Inluro any other per- ' "Ovrmnny. Ita approaches, as well ny or anta bad contrived for protect- r .un i. the citv Itself, are Mtmnirlv fi.riiflo.l .... , vptu,, ,uu um wimom . Tho r l h.a l.ll,,,., ...l oy uim uot km man fjo nor mure than2o0. or bv iiruirUonmnt In ih through a period of more than fi50 county J il not bias than threel ' pihsiimh mat It never months, nor more than twelve wne,el event of greater promise months ' . 1' K001 mcn ,hl,n ',e reception to "Any person or persons who shall our fleet rect'lvel n her spacious bar willfully set II r.' to nny wimkIcxJ coud- try or forest belonging to the state or throat and I.ung Troubles. Price tOc and 11.00- Trial bottles free at All Druggist. Ma Fit Miona. "For years fate was after me con tinuously" writes F. A, Gulledge, Verbena, Ala. "I had a terriblecare of rile causing 21 tumors. When all failed Buck leu's Arnica Salve cured me. Equally good for Burns siid all aches and pains. Ouly 'Ma at All Druggists. Tttl 1'Ol ktT UUYIKIU HIKE Kit II USD. EWS OK TUE !TTK. While working upon a derrick oa the Broadmeade farm Wednesday July 1, M. Edwards, of Bellevue, fell about 20 feet, breaking bis lower law In several placet). John Van Dyke was drowned in Rogue Hlver near Grants Pass. Sun- day Juue 29. He, with companions. was wading In the river whipplnir for trout. Jle stepped in a bole and was swept into deep water by the swift current. A gold discovery of magnitude. and one no doubt that will awake a less Inmates, Ants often dig nests under stones or boards in order to secure a solid roof, not dreaming that some cruel person may pick up their shelter and leave their llttlo treasures exposed to the mercy of the weather. If In any wav we uisturn tuetr nest, the ants will Im mediately begin carrying their things the greatest people on earth we are not conscious or our own power. We know, and. would have tne worm anow inut our purposes are right and of highlit benefit to mankind. If back of thcxe the na- III IIY ANSKMItl.Y .NO. SO, UNITED A IITISINS. UlIXHItOKO, OKKOOX. lK(ilT I.Alt J t meet ing on Monday even inn ! eatli week nt Odilftllows Hull, IhlMxirti. MemlNTs please attend Ca YEARS' LXPERIENCS COf-VKIOMT flO. Anrotir n(Kta Mltr4rh nd rtrwfiptton miif It AMH-rtnin our ovmixn frM wnenhatr u nTniton i pn.hntily ptlpntHhlo. (Hmniunhti tlmtitrttlT iH'iifl.lftKUl. llnn1lwokon PrfnUI ftit Irvv. il( mriCT fir minnnf pltnfn, ritfiHtt i h en thnwN Mann A Cu twwlTf Hruit n,tic wtlhiMitctinrvtaV in Ibo Scientific Jlmerican. A haiT'.irvtrnrrr "InMrttMl vnaiklr. TjtrrMt rtn nilnttnn vf it $ ifimtte furiifi1. Trni roir: f.mr mot th, L Kiltl U all nawaalonlvrm. MUmCo"'""- New York This slcnatnrv U on vrry rio of th trxinlae Laxative Hromo-Quinine twm tk rwaealy tluU mm rM la 9mm Notice ef I'iunl Hctile mea t. NtH" I hprcl.f RT thai I, (he nn.tratffnrl FiriillrlX i Oil r.ltl of W. IT Hmlth. tlfC awt, h.Ti niil In Hi Con mv Conn M th HUleof I irp. r.in for .iiineirn I'tMimr ht Onttl imxmiiii m N'iilriii mm. aiitl Ihftl mhI court bu M M..H.IT. Jul! 71h. ! HI lOorhirk A. M. nt Mi l .(Mr ft iiii tnn. bii.1 the county Covrt room In llill.loro, Ort.ir. lhi plr- lor hi-r-tnv olfN-iMMi ioiiiil fM-oMaiit nna tbe Snal mrt llrm.m of mi.1 r.lAK'. ltNl Jnn I'iki. MARY KM IT II. txecatrU of Ike Utlof W. K. smith. Diagram of Typical Artificial Nsst. lanowing entrance E. main hall M and long (IUHIM.J would And that some of the ants have wings. These are the drones or mules. and they are somewhat longer than the workers. They are seldom found outside the nest Ho would also nnd au a .it much larger than the drones. This is tho queen. Bhe has wIiiks at first and dies with them, but aoou bites them off and settles down in the nest There are several sihhIcs of ants common to this country. There Is the tiny red nut, not more than a tonth of an inch long, which we so oftcu Dud In the sugar box. Thire is a larger, very common retldiKh Lrowu aut which digs us neat in our lawns. In the road or even between the cracks In the pave ment or ceineut wulk. Tbla aut is about a quarter of an Inch long, and wo often. 11 nd It running up aud down the bark of our trees aud digging its nest at their roots. Then there is a great black aut. nearly an Inch long. small numbers of which are sometimes Seen In the grass about the founda tions of our bouses or running In and out of rotten logs In the woods. One of tho most Interesting and re markable features lu the life of tbe ants Is tho building, or, rather, the dig ging, of the uest. Men never displayed more skill In digging mines than these little creatures do in constructing their complex works underground. Each one of tte colony of hundreds seems to know Just what be Is expected to do and Just where ho belongs. There are no bosses nor foremen to quarrel with, bo differences lu wages, no strikes nor Inlxir unlous. liucli does his part and minds bis own business. What a les son to man I The nests vsry In structure accord ing to the surroundings and according to the aiecles. The common reddish brown ants already mentioned begin operations generally on a small open patch of ground, surrounded by grass. Seising In their strong Jaws the bits of earth, which to them must tie like largo stones, they carry them off at ono side to a distance of two or three Inches. They know betterthan to put tbem down Immediately around the pit tbey are digging, where they would be In the way. The removal of .these bits of earth soon makes a tiny well or shaft an Inch or two In depth for their sub terranean works, and tbe earth re moved forms a circular barrier or wall around It With scores of ants at work the digging of this shaft la a matter of only a few nUautea. shutting out the light The nest had evidently been made In the ordinary way, nnving a low mound of earth. llko the crater of a tiny volcano, with the entrance to the nest In the center. Then a curious thing bad been done. They bad found the transparent wing or some large Insect dragged It to tbo nest and laid It directly over the unlrnnni nlllmr .1 1 nl .m.it .ui.. In Its edges to prevent It from Wowing lhe Unitotl States, or to any peison or away, and bad then dug a tunnel out persons, snail be deemed guilty of a ou one sido as a new entrance. This misdemeanor, and upon conviction eii uui me winu anu oust. Kilt Ilgut-1 hud.. . ....... , t .. i ,n cd up tho passage Into tbo main room 1 ... J'""in a veritable akviiuhtt ion, ahali be punished by a flue not . , The food of ants varies with the "ceeaing iuou, 0r by Imprisonment species, but they will generally eat I njt exceeding one year, or by both anything digestible. They often de vour large Insects or even small dead mammals or birds and are very fond of tender grubs and caterpillars. Many or them live on fruit and many flow- One and Imprisonment. Provided, that nothing herein contained shall apply to any persou who in good faith sets a back Are to prevent the era are visited by ants for the nectar extension of a fire already burning. o, . ! "Upon any prt.3ecu.ion under Ihl. sweets In our pantrlcsas we know- to ct on-half the One Imposed shall be our sorrow. Ants frequently carry I P'd to the person who flrst gives in food into tbelr homes for future use, formation thereof to the District At- o will ,,,. l. t ll.l.. I ..,- , i ,k k I torney for the district in which the sugar or crumbs on tho ground about , ... , . tbe nest aud then watch the auts. euse is commuieo, anu ine other It is ofttimes asked. What becomes naoity shall be paid itito the county of the ants during the winter, and how long do they live? In some species of Insects nearly all the Individuals die durlug the flrst cold weather, only a few hardy ones, with the eggs, remain, tug In sheltered places durlug tbe win' tor. With the ants the drones proba bly die, they being few lu number and tbelr time of usefulness being short The queen and the workers usually treasury for the benefit of tbo common school fund of the county in whlcti aid fine Is collected. It is hereby made the duty of the Governor of this state to issue a pro clamation on the first day of each July of each year, calling public at tention to the provisions of this act, survive, crawling off Into some well I and warning all persons again.-t vio lating the same. It ia also made the duty of each Circuit Judge of this protected refuge, as the Interior of a rotten stump, where tbey hibernate that is. remain lu a sort of sleep or stupor brought on by the cold dur ing the winter. The first really warm weather of spring wakes them up, and they soon establish an - active neat where the eggs are batched. A most remarkable feature In the life of some anta la In their habit of bor. These seen" of royal welcome will be repealed at Portsmouth, England Our vessels will anchor in tbe inner harbor, a privilege never before granted the war vessels of nuy peo pie. Here is Kugland's most fm portant naval station, and here, too, to the history ef quite 700 years will be added a new chapter presaging peace aud amity between the two mightiest nations on earth, speaking the same language and pursuing tbe same high purposes. The wotld will be benefltted by these International couitisies. Of themselves they are of secondary im portance, but they seem to be part of a divine scheme for cementing these three peoples Into closer relations and more perfect unity of purpose to ad. vance the cause of human right and righteousness. Corvalli Gazette. Cholera lafantnm. This has long been regarded as one of tbe most dangerous and fatal dig eases to which infants are sutjtct. It can be cured, however, when pro perly treated. All that is necessary Is to give Chamberlain's Colic, Choi era and Diarrhoea Remedy and cba- Twe young men buggy riding In Yamhill county last week let the team HtamiM.le. 'I'l.o .iri.,. . , revival in the gold bunting business thrown out of the buggy and the In Curry county has Just been made reins went flvlno- in h, i t... u vueico aviver, lust over Hie other maime.1 fr. oll,.,l. t .. . . , . , , l O ' 1IUI1I tilt, iuuuu.a.us uivme irom josepn- buggy to the back of the r n. inn Proolr nf IU....I.I... 'I. -i -"""" uuijr, iuiud norse aud stop him. 40 miles west of Grants Paw Tho discovery was mmle bv two exnerl A" w ''nuing, one of Sheridan's enced pocket hunters, J. B. Griflla exle,",'ve prune growers, has pur. aud Ben Miller. These men were out cua9eu lno Ke ryer in town and on their usual treasure hunt, having , PreParln o build another largo with them their naek m,.l " "rcnarci. lie has one cami.lne outflt. 'rge uryer at nis orchajd, but with Away up on the Chetco. the Rhv ,ne Prwpect of an extra large crop of - ' I .LI. . ... Foot, a small creek, empties Into the r u ,u" nB wul run lnr larger stream. It whs on the Baby overman un. toot that one of the prospectors It seems that memory of years ago struck a promising truce some time held an old ad previously, ana tbe two had beaded "it's a long worm that has co turn." for that country with the idea of ran- The worm Is lurnine. for ud in the ulng down the trace for the pocket Walla Walla country an army of auiicipateu at its end. As they Jour- fuzzy worms is marching In process neyed up thecreek their mule strayed ion and eating only the weeds that away from camp, and while search, come within their circle. Always ing ior me Kiel animal a great bould - before it has been the gardens and er was louou on uby Foot Creek lit- crops that the fforms have fed upon erany peppered with gold. The boulder was a large one, and to all appearauces bad broken olfand rolled down from the cliff above, The two pocket hunters abandoned the search tor the strayed mule and took up the sesrch lor the source of the boulder. They al last found If, a great wide ledge, over 200 feet in width and of remarkable richness. Free old Is displayed over the entire face of the ledge, even on the surface. The last cargo of wheat for tbe sea son of 1802 3, has been shipped for- elgn from Oregon. This leaves both Portland and Puget Hound without a single grain ship in Portlan l under charter. There is still considerable wheat in PorUaud under engagement to go to Sin Francisco, und the July shipments, foreign and domestic, will be in excess of 500,000 bushels. The Albany Herald states that The Jubilant discovers have come in maDy claim seekers 'are going into for tools and grub and will put iu the tua Cascade mountains by Oiarts. summer developing their And Ore-1 vlllo on the Suntiam, "some on foot, some horeback, and everything in the shape of timber ia being located. A party or twenty from Portland passed in the other day. These, and all other people are welcome to their gon Mining Journal. HOW'S THIS! We offer 1100 reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. .Chenney 9hare of lne boundless timber re state to read the provisions of this, tor oil, as directed ilh each bottle, act of each Grand Jury, when charg. ing them ac to their duties." "Now, therefore, I, George E Chamberlain, Governor of the State of Oregon, do hereby direct the at- keeping slaves and "live stock." Tbey I tent ion of the public lo the provisions do not go and get the slave ants and 0f the seel Ions herdoU-fore rtferred ryuuu mem capuve .y mo. , , , fc rhrw wnnWl K. tM.mofnikl flirntlnir h I ' twonn niiio, .0.1 Mnti. tka. h.v. violation thereof." a much more sensible method. They pro and drive another colony away from tbelr nest and take tbe larva?, or grubs, bring them back to their own nest and feed them there until they hatch Into full grown ants. Then they make slaves of them, requiring tbem to do all the work for tbe colony and depending upon tbem entirely for food. The poor slaves, born In a -condition of servitude, prolmlily never know tbe difference. Perhaps some time a great ant more powerful than hla fellows will Issue an emanelpetton proclama tion, and war between colonies will ensue as a result of It! Rome ants also feed and rear the apbls, a plant louse, for the sake of feeding upon a swevt- isn, STicay juice callea "Doney flew" se cured from its body. This Insect la often called the "ant cow." Strangest of all la tbe habit of the agricultural ant of tbe sooth, which actually cultivates a kind of grass up on which It feeds. The cultivation consists of keeping the ground clear of all other plants. tCopyrlsht, UM. ky Lewis D. aapsesv) Tery Rrmakable Career Diarrhoea. "About tlx years ego for tins flrst time In iny life I had a sudden and severe attack of diarrhin,"sHjs Mrs. Alice Miller. ft Mo gnu Texas. "I got temporary relief, but it came back again and rgnin, ami for six long years I hsve suliered morei misery anil rgony limn I' ran tell. It was worse thsn ritain. My hus. band spend hundreds of du'lars for physicians' prescription and treat ment without avsil. Finally we moved to Bo. quo. county, our prntent home, and one day t happen! to see an adveilisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remnly with a ttstianouial of a man alio bad been rurrd by It. The case was so and a cure is certain. Delta Drug Store. For sale by Sulphur is going to be reduced to 30c. per ton It is now tlO; when Rockefeller gets his $3,000,000 plant at ML Popocata'ielt, in Mexico. He is to tunnel the volcano GOO feet be low the top of the .crater and string through it a steel cable-way bearing buckets every 100 feet driven by el ectricity. Theee will dip into the sulphur going In, and bring it to the surface going out, thn great roe traveling 200 feet per minute. The sulphur deposit are replenished from below as fast as tiken out, and there is no limit to the amount "in sight" Mght tli Her lerrsr. "I would rough nearly all night long," write Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of Alexandria, Intl., "and could hard ly gel any sleep." I had conump tinn so bad that il I walked a block I would rough frightfully aud spit blo-al, but, when a'l oilier medicines failed, three f 1 00 I Kilties of Dr. King's New discovery wholly cured A Co., Props., Toledo Ohio. We tho undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and finan cially able to carry out any obliga tions made by their firm. sources of these mountains, always providing they respect the rights of others." Crop conditions In this county arc in the main quite encouraging. Late rains have brought out tho spring grain wonderfully, and the fail grain West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Ij said to be a great deal more encour- Toledo O. Walding. Kinnan & Mar-1 Ing than it was a few weeks ago. vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Oats promise an abundant yield, and Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken inter- hay will be a good crop. Consider- oally, acting directly upon the blood tble clover is ready for harvest, and and mucous surfaces of the system, some fluids already cut were damaged Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all somewhat by the rain. Hops are not Druggists, Testimonials free. up to the standard of last year, there Hall's Family Pills are the best, being a great many missing hills U. 8. Consul John Rrrtt h,. Wnere ne vine8 frtiled make any public life has been in Asia, has been Srowth.-Yambill County Importer. appointed Minister to Argentina 3 Wednesday'afternoon of hud Siuth American instead ol EGov. weelc ltena Metready, a child six Lord who came home about . years old was lost at Orvallis. The months ago. Barrett is a pushing man and did splendid work as a Con. sul. Mo doubt the same efficiency will characterize him in his new place. The Helta Drag Store will bay It bark. You assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Delta Drug Store will refund your money if you are Dot satisfied after using it. It is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints and the only one that never fails. It is pleasant safe and reliable. No man or woman in the state will hesitate to speak well of Cham berlains's Stomach and Liver Tablets after once trvinir them. Thev alwava produce a pleasant movement of thePeD''' ' bowels, Improve the appetito and strengthen the diget-tlon. For sale by All Druggist. Dratally Tortured. A case came to light that for sistent and unmerciful torture perhaps never been equaled. Golobirknf Colusa, Calif, writes. I nieandl gained M pouruN." It's similar to my own that I concluded 1 absolutely guaranteed torureCugh, to try the remedy, lhe result was Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis and all per il as Joe Kir 5 years I endured Insufferable pain from rheumatism and nothing relic v ed ine though I tried everything noan. I came acroM Electric Bit ters and li's the greatest medicine on earth for thst trouble. A few bottles of il completely relieved and cured me." Jdst as good for Liver and Kidney troubles and general debil ity. Only 60c. Satisfaction guaran teed by A'l Drnggist. little one had gone with her grand father two blocks from home, where he was picking cherries. Ia the mid dle of tbe afternoon he missed her but supposed she had gone home. He was greatly frightened a fe v hours latter when he returned to his house and did not And the child. An alarm was given and the neighbors commenced to search. Later the whole city was out but all to no avail. Tbe little one Is lost. The cherry orchard Is on the bank ef the river and It is supposed that she fell in the water and drowned. A reward of $000 has been offered for littlo Rena. The $100,000 appropriated by the legislature of the state for the reim bursement of veterans of tho Indian wars of Oregon who wero not recom- full for their service Is melting very rapidly away. A stream of claims has been rolling Into the office of Adjutant-General Gant- enbein, of the Oregon National Guard, in Portland, since March. The last batch of claims is now in hand, and after being examined by the Adjutant -General's office, will be certified to Salem and, after the filing of a voucher by each claimant, will be paiJ off. The mutcr rolls have been gone over carefully, stI 8s3 In dian War veiersnV claims have been passed upon since March 13. This was tho aggregste number up lo July 1st, and a few more will be comlrg iu, but how they will be paid is not known, beraua the local office Is in formed that the appropriation Is near Ing exhaustion.