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Hix months (SO cents.
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Entered at the Post-othce at Hillsboro,
Oregon, as Second-clas mail matter.
THUttSDAY, SEP. 12. 1895.
EltUOK OP THEIR WAY.
It is unfortunate that baseless as
sertions will in ninny instances re
ceive credence, especially when they
touch on politics and religion. This
is even more so when people remain
tiassive. knowing them false and
the source of promulgation Uishon
est us well as disreputable. For
gome months this county has been
disgraced by a howling medium
which has endeavored to advocate
populism, socialism and anarchism
jn a manner loud and boisterous,
The would be editor is irresponsible
as well as ignorant and full of base
treachery. His utterances have
had a certain following, though not
by any means large, and the reason
is oM ious. There have been news
papers in this vicinity whose pub
lishers have known for a long time
what this rioter was, and for some
reason they maintained a passive
silence, while he branded all oppo
site opinion as crime and everyone
not of his pretended view a coward
and dishonorable. While this was
going on, the silence by those who
knew his record, was almost crimi
nal, yet there evidently is Borne ex
cuse, as his pesonal enmity was not
a thing desired any more than his
friendship. This paper has called
to public -notice the record of the
self styled "martyr and hero" and
by so doing keeps from further hav
ing o tell the people to look out
for his lechery. All can find the
proof of the facts quoted last week
by looking at the circuit court rec
ords, and this done, the question
will at once arise ns to how much
his anarchistic. bombast is worth.
' The truth is, his utterances are
mental blackmail, and people who
have been following to applaud him
should begin to realize what they
have been doing. The remedy
should have been applied long ago
and the populist-anarchist editor
would have written to the silence
of eternal night but perhaps it if
better :i a the matter now stands.
The lesson is certainly a pointed
tme and those who could not judge
heretofore the worth of this male
diction, can now see the error of
their ways.
If one were to believe the elders
who recently attended a conference
over on Puget Sound, the hop crop,
in some places particularly, has re
ceived tjie curse of the Almighty.
One of the body claimed that His
disapproval of hop raising has been
made manifest by the almost utter
failure of many fields in that vicin
ity. A fervent amen went up. Ez
ra Meeker, who only harvests 500
acreB annually in that territory,
and by the way, has an excellent
crop this year, haB made deductions
from the benign utterances of these
"men of God," and hastens to as
sure them that hop lice, which have
made great havoc on hop yields,
must, then, be one of (God's curses,
and inasmuch as he sprayed his
vines, thereby securing a good crop
!. be defeated one of His intentions.
The only surprising thing about
these men who live from the sweat
of others' faces, is ti e fact that their
almost divine intuition overlooked
the probability that the Almighty
may have something to do with the
prevalent low prices, and that He
intends -ruining the industry by
bearing and bulling the market.
When it comes to a cinch on hop
raising they should be aware that
fur a prohibitory curse the hop louse
is "not in it" with ruinous prices,
mid if (hey believejn the efficacy
,f prayer they might give Him a
pointer.
Of a certainty, no one has any
hut a ridiculous comprehension of
nu:h a Ixuiy, and in this age of en
lightenment and human progress,
it is almost miraculous that an el
der, advocating such a dark age
philosophy, should the second time
get an audience, but he does; per
haps because the age is tolerant.
Hop growers on the coast will not
pull ineir vinculum jjuic uecrvurcj
t body of clergy who live upon oth
era' labors grow foolish and fashion '
. . . . , . 1
for porTray-f TTttxte4,jeiljiar-
row Divine Being.
Hop picking cotues once each
year and it takes , good picker, h
it man or woman, to make $1.00
j
Legislatorial clerkships j
I" UJ- iTgioii ...... ,
come once every two years and any i
kind of a clerk, male or female,
sets frora $3 to $10 per day. Mill
ions of dollars are annually spent
in Europe by tourists, and millions
go over the pond each year to pay
interest. And yet there are people
who can't see the reason money
grows scarcer each year with the
masses. What the people want is
more democracy, and not of the
kind that loans money on real estate.
Thousands of people are row en
gaged in picking bops and ahho'
the remuneration is not large it
would appear that the largest pos
sible wage consistent wit h the times
is being paid. Many thousands of
dollars will find access into Oregon
homes through this industry, which
each year is augmented. Proper
spraying, as a rule, will insure im
munity from the louse, and those
who give yards proper care know
no such thing as poor yield. Ore
gon for diversified products, stands
favorably with any state in the
union. (
Those who wore the blue and
those who donned the gray nave
again met before they join the
silent majority. This time it was
at Louisville Ky., and the greatest
crowd ever attendant at a reunion
was present.
COUNTY NEAVS
BEAVERTON.
Mrs Alexander and her daughter, Mrs
M A Danks, were in Hillsboro last
Thursday on business.
R D Ben ham and wile have returned
from Oakland, this stale, where they
have been for the past two or three
months.
Wm Squires has had carpenters rear
ranging some rooms in his house, which
will make it very convenient for the
house-keeper, and this week he is hav
ing his house repapered, thus brighten
ing up dull times and making heavy
hearts light.
Hubert Klink has returned from Cas
cades where he has been working for
some time.
R D Benham and wife were Pt Dilley
Thursday attending the funen.1 of ilr
Kay.
The hop yard on Mr Mott's place is
now a place of gaiety and the young peo
ple ot our town ate hard at work picking
hops. They mix work with pleasure
thereby making their work lighter.
Mr Churchley, the photographer, is
crowded with work and feels greatiy en
couraged. Floyd Teft was thrown from a horse
the first of the week and sustained a very
bad fracture of the left shoulder. A sur
geon from this town reduced the fracture
and the little fellow was made as com
fortable as possible under the circum
stances. September Qth, Born to the wife of
John Freddeen, near Raleigh, a daugh
ter; weight yt pounds. Mother and
child are doing very nicely.
Mr Turk, whose house was burned
several weeks since with all its
contents, is now erecting a very fine res
idence over the site of the old one; a
brick foundation 7 feet high is placed
underneath the frame.
Barney Morris, our enterprising young
butcher, lost a very-valuable animal yes
terday in Portland. While unhitching
the torse became frightened and ran
away. As yet no word has been received
from the missing animal.
Rev Wilson of the M E church of this
city is quite ill, but no fears are enter
tained of its being fatal.
Messrs Churchley & Hargrave con
template moving their photo tent from
this city to Rainier the last of this week.
There is some excitement in town over
the warrants issued from the Recorder's
court for the arrest of the late belliger
ents. Will Stitt has made the town
lonesome by his absence since the fight.
SCHOLLS.
Mr Smith, of Portland and who owns
real estate at this place, came out Tues
day accompanied by a real estate agent.
He contemplates cutting his land in
small tracts and planting a colony on it.
J D Rowell and J S Miller visited the
horse reduction works at Linton Tuesday
and took a horse along with them for
sale.
Hops! Hops! I
Hop pole is the cry.
Chas Miller, of Hood River,
down Tuesday to visit relatives.
came
J Wohlslegal made a trip to Portland
Tuesday,
Mrs Hanley and Mrs Geo Groner vis
ited the hop yards at North Yamhill this
week.
The little 3-year-old son of Mr Werre
was kicked by a mule Monday and quite
seriously hurt.
Miss Nettie Arnspiger, of Portland, is
isiting with Miss Elsie Crouder this
week. . .
Luther Miller returned to his home at
Hood River Saturday after a short visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Dan Schmeltzer, of Port
land, Sundayed with their son, Elmer,
of this place.
CENTERVILLE.
Wm Bagley began picking his hops
Monday.
The only purchasers at the sale of
Delplanche Bros were themselves. ,
Threshing in this section is over for
this year.
-Mr UlUm last Saturday threshed white
oats from an acre of land that yielded
41 sacks, of a buhel anil a half each,
whicll weigiled -9 buslielsaBd TSFrorrdsr
G V Marsh and family are picking
hops at Win Toners. .
Hermens 1 ros and Kupp have housed
j their thresher for this season.
Eff Scheiffelin is spending his summer
i vacation with his brother, C L Scln ilTe.in.
Mr Sitsman has put
tion under his house.
brick founda-
Thomas Trapp expects to go to
Wis-
i consin in about a montli.
I Mrs Alf Neep, of Glencoe, is going on
a visit to her old home in California the
last of this mouth.
Obituary.
EvKRiTT. In Hillsboro, August 30,
1895, Mrs. Jane Eliza Shaw Kveritt, aped
60 years, 9 month- and 15 days.
Jane Eliza Shaw was born in Kent Co.,
Ontario, November 15, 1834, joined the
M. E. church during the summer of 1857,
and remained a constant member up to
the time of her death. She was united in
marriage with Samuel Everitt, Oct. 28,
1857, to whom were born eight children,
all of whom are living except the oldest,
who died in infancy. For many years
she had been a great sufferer, always
bearing her afflictions with patience.
April 25, 1S93, she was stricken with par
alysis, from which she nearly recovered.
For the last few months she had enjoyed
very good health, and, on the evening
before her death, went to spend the night
with her cousin. Miss Amelia Everitt, at
whose place she was again str.cken with
paralysis at II p. ni., and died the next
morning at 4:20.
Sister Everitt wa9 a member of Hills
boro class, and was always at church
when her health would permit.- The class
will miss her very much, but our loss is
her eternal eain. The good lord ha9
called her from labor to her great reward
in Heaven. Hillsboro Independent.
A Card of Thanks. C
v
the undersigned, wish to
We,
thank our many friends and espec
ially the Knights of Pythias for
their kindness during the late ill
ness and death of our beloved son.
Mb. and Mks. Beamish.
Dead Letter List.
The following is the list of letters re
maiuing in the Hillsboro post office un
claimed: .
Faith, Denton O 2
Ruane, Miss Winifred
All letters not called for by Sep. 14,
1895, will be sent to the dead letter of
fice. One cent will be charged on each
letter called for.
Mary A. Brown, P. M.
SOCIETIES.
Phoenix Lodge No. 34, K. of P.
.meets in Odd Fellow's hull on Mon
day evening of each week.
SS&i. Montezuma Lodge No. 50, 1.O.
SO. F. meets Wednesday even-m-'
ings at 8 o'clock in their hall.
Tuality Loge No. 6. A.F. & A.M.'
7tneets every Saturday night on or
AVaficr full moon of each month.
Court Tualatin, N0.7974 A. O.P.ol'A.
meets every Tuesday evening iu
Odd Fellows hall at S "o'clock.
em
Hillsboro Lodge No. 6i,A.O.U.W.,
ncets every second and fourth Tues
.lay evening in the month.
fVgWasliington Encampment No. 24.
T. O. O, V. meets on second and
fonrlh Friday of oach month.
rUtt!sboro Lodge No. 17, 1. O.G. T.
jS-p iiectain their hall Saturday 8 p. in.
J uvonile Temple, Sundays, at 3 p.m.
8 Hillsboro Grange No. 73, P. of H.
ii.mcets 2nd and 4th Saturday) at 12 m.
Hillsboro Rebekah Lodge No 54, I. O.
O. V., meets in Odd Fellows' Hail
1st, 3rd Saturday evening, of each month,
1 Washington County Rod and
3uS Gun Club meets in Morgan Block
Sid Thursday of each month at S p, 111.
Viola Tent, So IS, K O T M, meets in Odd
Fellows' Hall 011 Second and Fourth
Thursday evenings of each montli. Vis
iting Kmglif.s cordialUinvited to attend.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that all emmtv
warrants endorsed prior to June
10, 1S'J5, will he redeemable at the office of
the county treasurer on Thursday. Kept. 13,
1805, and interest will ceason same after
above date.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, Sept h?,18)."),
j. W. S.U'HINOI'ON,
U-tf Co;nty Treasurer
Notice for Final Settlement.
VTOTICE is hereby civen that the tin
ll dersigned hat tiled his final account
as administrator of the estate of George
L. Stevens deceiuHcd, in the County court
of the State of Oregon, for Washington
Countv. and that said Court has unpoint
ed Monday, Oct. 14, 1MB, at the hour of 10
a. in. as tlie time for hearing objections to
such final account and for the settlement
thereof. - N icholas Ntkvknh.
Administrator of the estate of George
L. Stevens, deceiiKcd. ,
Dated at Hillsboro, Washington County,
Oregon, this 7tli clay ot Sept., ISto.
NOTICE.
To the tax -payers of Washington conn,
tv. Oreeon:
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the Board
XI ot equalization lor Washington conn- 1
ty, Oregon, will convene in the County'
Clerk's office at the court house in Hills-!
boro, on the 23rd day ofSeptember, 18115,
and continue in session one week, or un
til the 28th day of said month, for the pur
pose of publicly equalizing and correct
ing the tax lists of Washington county,
Oregon for the year'1805.
Gko. H. Wilcox,
Assessor of W'atdiington county, Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
Land Offick at Oueoom City, Or.)
Au(.'. 6, lS95.f
NOTICE is herebv given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to ninke tinal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Sept. 20, 1895, viz:
William Tolke,
H. E. No. 7729, for the SH8 li 14, W U
S K 'A , 8 K 8 W Vf, Heo U T 8 N , li i W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
William M. Stephens, of Buxton, Oregon.
Clark Whitther,
J, W. SaxtSii, " "
Herman Hunger, " "
20-0 Hobkkt A. Millkb, Register.
. Notice for Publication.
Land Offick at Oreook City, Or.)
Aug. 5, 1895.j
NOTI.CE is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in fup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
September 21, 18i5, viz:
Henry B, Hollenbeck,
H. K. No. 7SM0, for the liBWX and W
X S 15 V Isee. 22 T N Range 4 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz.
O. J. Mendenhall, of Buxton, Oregon.
A. 11. K. Wolf, " .......
John Harms, , " "
Carl Url fner. ' " "
20-Q Robert A. Miller llegister,
Land Office Notice.
.LaV Ot'kMCK Wk-OHHim -t'lTY, OK.T
AVU. , iss5.
Notice 1m hereby given that the ap
proved plats of survey ofrractionsl town
ship i North, Range 7 West, and tract ion
al township 3 North, Range H Went, have
been received from the surveyor (iener
al of Oregon, and on September lit, ISStli,
at 0 o'clock a. m. of Raid day wild plats
will be tiled in litis oillfe and the laud
therein embraced will lie subject to en
trv on and alter said dale.
Roiikiit A. Mu.i.kk, Register.
l'KTMt l'Aiji'in-, Receiver.
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Alois ill North side addition at !ff per
month. Kiiuuiie at tins office
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and Thursdays.
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
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YIUH'K Ot'1 AN KXlit'VllON,
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i.t-cifc ami onlcr 111 sale, ismicu uui hi i
the t in nil emu t nf I h stale nf Oregon,
for Washington county, wherein A. ('.Hull
wan plaiutill mid -Itilia K.lioudie, Flora li.
Cutis and Thus. II. Tongue, were defen
dant! wherein judgment was rendered
iwainst the defendant Julia K. Uoudie
and flora K. Cults for the sum
of .tii2.it."!, costs, and liir the further sum of
$187m.0.i, United States gold coin, with in
terest thereon at the rale of eight ( Klper
cent, ner anniini. troin tlie.ititli Hay 01
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I lv. lHt. and .i0.00 atlnrm-v's fees. and for
j the iurlliersuni of 2.'i0.00 United States
gold coin, in favor of Thus. H. Tongue,
J defendant, with interest tluneoii at the rate
1 of eight t) per cent, per annum linui the
I 29lh day.of Auijust, lMti, and for the costs
and expenses of sale and of said w rit.
Now, therefore, by viitue and in pursu
I niuvol said judgement, decree and older of
I sale I will. 011 Monday the ,'Rith day ot'Sep
I tember, lS!5.at thesoutli duorof the Court
i House, in Hillsboro, Washington County,
i Oregon, at tnehour of l(i:lH) o'clock, A. M.,
of said dav, sell at public auction t.) the
I highest bidder for cash, the following-de
scribed real pioperiv, 10-wit :
All of that part of the North half of
the Donation i.and claim of Joseph lliu
ton and Wife in Section eleven (II) in
Township two (2) South Hangft two (2)
West of the Willamette Meridian, that
lies on the rit;ht hand of ill" center of
the Tualatin river, said North hall'of said
Donation Land claim being the part, of
said Donation I. unci claim, set oil' to said
ilariah lliiituii, wife ot said Joseph llin
ton, as her hall of said Donation Laud
claim, the part of said Donation Land
claim, hereby conveyed conlaining One
Hundred Fifty Five iind Fiii'ty eigiil-luin-
dredlhs (15.".48) acre-:. Also all the, Do
nation Land claim of Thomas D. Hum
phreys and F.lizabeth Ann Humphreys,;
nis wife, in Section eleven (111 Township
two (2) South Uange two (2) Wi st, of the !
Willamette .Meridian, that lies on the!
right hand of the center of said Tualatin '
river, containing Six (II) acres, more,
or less, all of said lauds being In Wa-li-!
inutoti Countv, Oregon, to satisfy I m i
hereinbefore named sums, and lor the
costs and expenses of said sale.
Said property 'w ill be sold subject to re
demption us perstatule of Oregon.
Witness inv hand this 21st dav of Aug
ust, II5. ' 11. I'. l'OUD,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon,
By W. D. liiiMimmi, Deputy.
Notice for Publication.
Danii Offick at Orkoon City, On. I
Aug. . lWiri.f
J'OTl(.'K is hereby given that the follow
I ing-upmed settler has tiled notice ot
his intention to make final proof in Hiip
portof his claim, and that said proof will
be made belore the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, ut Hillsboro, Or., on Kept.
10, 18115, viz:
Daniel Pattou,
If. K. No. 7UU, for the N K Sec 21 T 3 N
K 5 W.
He nunies tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
N. (loi ilw in, of (jlenwuod, Oregon.
J. F. ttoiidwin, " "
Willis l I rowe, " "
James 8. Stephenson, "
2(Mi Koiikut A. SIii.i.kk, Kegister.
Notice for Publication.
Land Omen at Oiu;i;on City, Ou.i
Aug. 5, I.Wi.f
"VJOTK'H is hereby given that tbel'ollow
X ing-named settler hits tiled notice,!)!'
his intention to make final proof in miiji
nort i.i his claim, and that said proof will
I e made belore the llegister and llixeiver
11. S. Land OIHce at Oregon (lity, Ore., on
.September 20, viz:
W illiam 8. (ionlon,
II V.. No. S-17:l, for the B E Seel, T3 N
K5 W.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove Ins vonl intioiiN resilience upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
A. V. llrown, of Forest drove, Oregon.
Henry iluber, ' Uuxtou, "
K. M. McDaniel, " " .
l.'.il. Kibby,
WH1 HoiieiitA, Mili.ku, He.gister
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Oreoon Citv, Ok.i
Aug. 3, INOo.f
XTOTICK is hereby given that the follow-
I. 1 ing-named settlerhas liled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Kegister and Receiver
U. S. Land OIHce, at Oregon City, Oregon,
on September 14, 1N0.", viz.:
Jacob Conrad,
H. K. No. 7M for the W S W Sec. 12,
T 2 N H2 W.
He mimes the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
J. S. Keller, of Portland, Oregon.
0. N. Proud, " Hole-rook, "
U. C. Frick, " "
C. M. Waltmau, "
20-6 Hohkkt A. Mii.i.kk, Kegister.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Orkuom City. On. i
Aug. fi, lHlfi. f
NO'l'K'K is hereby given thai the following-named
sottler has liicil notice of
his intention to make (iniil prool in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof w ill
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county nt Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Sept. 20, 1815, via:
J. E. Parmley,
II. K. No. 70'U, for the K W See is. T 2
N It 3 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon anil
cultivation of said land, vi.:
George Schneider, of Greenville, Oregon.
John Wasteiittcker, " "
Kdward Missen, "
Fred Wilcox, " "
20-0 Kobkrt A, Mii.i.kr, itegiater.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Okeoon C'tv. Ok.I
Aug. 5, iflilo )'
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow-iiig-numed
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made belore the County CUrk of Wash
ington county, af Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Sept. 21, 1805, vm:
William Thurston,
H. E. No. 8441. for the N N K W
B K K Sec 28 T 3 N, H 4 V.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon anil
cultivation of said land, via;
Arthur Knox, of lluxton, Oregon,
K. li. Stucker, " "
H. T. Buxton, " "
C. A. Peterson, " "
20-6 Roui'.RTrA. Mulish, Kegister.
Notice for' Publication.
Land Office at Ohboon City, Oit.l
Aug. 5, 18l)5.(
TVTOTICE is herebv eiven that the follow
Xl ing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make tinal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made belore the County (JlerK oi wasn
ington county, ut Hillsboro, Oregou, on
Se)tember 21, 1805, via:
Arthur Knox,
H. E. No. 7542, for the N W Sou. 27, T
3N, K4 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, vizi
William Thurston, of Buxton, Oregon.
if. r, Buxton,
is. ft. wtucKer,
i C. A. Peterson. " "
I RoPkbt A. Mim.br, Beglster,
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All expensea very low. Hounl hih! roomH t.t the ItuVw'.
Hall .f'l to H tier week, ineltnlini? eliclric liglil hikI heat,
The ('olh ge l).iniitoi V, unih t exicllent iiiuiui(:eni.-ut fur
nishes bot.r.1 .mil room t 2.2-r, per week. Honnl imd
room in private fnmilu. 2..r) iinl iiurtln. Many Htu
ilenlt) rent rooms mul honnl theniK-lvei lit a tul.il font not
toexcee.!fl.r,(lperweek. The full term heginn Setnn
her IS. I'V't full purlii'tilarH inhiri'HH,
thomas McClelland,
Koret ( 1 rove, Oregon.
t Buy a IVs
Coast Cnrriiipen nml Hugnii's IDgs of OT1 TPlVtVl 1
me hebt value for It-nvt money; JJCOt O-C-IJ. LXl .
Iiiseoutit on TriiTH hut no
Discount on the (iooils.
PuriieiilurR of Williams Hios., Hillsboro, Ore,
or M. M. Davis, Aninneo Count Carriage & WiiRon Co., Corviillin, Ore.
W. T. Andrews, president.
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A lino lino of. Toilet Artic les, llncdics,
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SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyancing.
Koonis (i it 7 Morgan Hlk., Hillsboro, Ore.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
a NO
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doom 8 Union fllock, HillslMiro.Or.
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ATTORNEY S- ATt. AW,
;too:i,s (land 7 Central Block,
Hillsboro, Or
T. li. TONGUE,
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In Morgan block,
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Olli.'o III Chenetto Row. Kesldenos,
cornei Fiivst and Main streets, Hillslioro,
Oregon,
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ollice at Renidenco East of Court House,
c.
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D'
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GOIO CKOWN and liltllHIE work a
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Office in Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi
dence soutn-west corner llasoline and
Booond. All calls promptly attended day
or night. 3
JAMES PHILUPPB TAMIKSIE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
"urM?" """"IF" 1fl" Railroad Po.
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arirt resul enee south of Main near M st..
1-1 11 Iwl wnn (if
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I at $7 per month; Enqure at this "rtlce or
ofW.E.TUonio.
Until you have seen 11 Count Steel (Iinr
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June 8, 1MKI.)
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Notice for Publication.
Land Ofkicf. at Urkuom City, Oh.)
AUg. ft, 1S0,).
! VTOTICE is herebv civen thaUhc follow
i 11 ing-namod sni tier has II led notice of
ins intention to make final proof in sup
port ol his claim, and that said proof will
he made belore the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
September sU, 1H!)5, viz:
Fred Wilcox,
''J- No. 7007, for the B W Sec. 8 T 2 N
11 o W.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz;
Edward Mizen, of Greenville) Oregon.
I .
' Oeorne Bchtielder.
."'i.uou, I UIUIICV.
j John Wastenacker, " "' .
( W-o Robbrt A. Miller, Register.
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