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ATHE ARGUS
THURSDAY, OCT. 81, is-.).",.
J. II. Morton, of Coopr Mmni
tivin, did bumiiwB in the comity
wilt TiiPHday.
Samuel Houtlmi'd, who owntt
tlio only Hiiwmill in t.he city ol
Kiihitnii, tyiH in town the first of
the week.
Hoard, with or without rowiie,
with use of hath Cliiiie inoder
le. J mpiiro of Mrs. M. II. Mil
ium. H'Uiry Hchhb, onu of tho North
riuiim 400, wan in Tmwliiy with
liiw usual good nutiiro accompaiiy
i 1 1 him.
VrhnV AnderHon. a Ron of Ja-
coh AndciKon, who renidea on the
Hidknap farm, lelt tins week tor
l'iltshurg, Pennsylvania, where ho
him a position in u nicicantile
hiuise.
-Men'M laundrieil sliirts, f0 els.
4-adi at Sidiulmerioh it Son.
Tho reward of "()() for ius
Wachline is Htill Htandin. It will
he remeinhercd that he killed John
Led rich Borne niontlm ago, near
Oomclius. The reward for John
lloleoinb is now raised to n total
,f MOO. The reward offered for
l'otneroy is $1.00.
L. II. Nic.holH, tho pnHlniaHer
from (itmlen Home, was in lu'tn
yesterday, doing business.
DresB goods in the latest styk'6
nt Sehulmerich it Sou.
Tuesday night the frost was
verv heavy "in all parts of Oiego'i.
When we get three in succession
look out for rain.
Krunk Kelsay has moved
family to town and
here this winter.
Kfnr vour ruhlW ids while
t'm,8 urn unbroken. ' Win line of
MReinlns hen for lailioziftil gen 1 1 u
Hrvim Laidrnw X!k. Cash
T-Subjpct for discussion at the
Christian Chureh Sunday morning
Nov. 8. 11:00 A. M.is "Fraternal
Relationship of Hie Church." At
7:li() 1', M., 'Inspiration ol the Bi
ble." A cordial invitation to all.
Orville Tucker, accompanied
by his sister Louisa, came in from
Kahuna. Wash , Saturday hint. Mr.
Tucker returning the first of the
week.
We curry in stock everything
that pertains to a tirsl-class drug
store. From a toothpick to the
costliest chemical, you can feel Mire
that, you are getting an Al article
at prices that are right when von
buv t the I'hiiriiiiicv.
I II 1 II in fill. i-.
all this yearVace(mnts offiairs am
i, and cancel all over- . .., ,
Wheat will doubtless go no
higher this season. Jt may go low
er. Those indebted to UB ohould j
make a note of this and sell. We
want to (dose
on our hooks
due notes by Dec. 1st
II. WK1IKIINO (V IONS.
Harry Hall, of Shady Brook,
was in town yesterday. He "ny
but little fall ploughing has been
done in his section.
--I'hysicianH report this the
healthiest autumn which hat) ob
tained for many years. For a town
having no sewerage system, Hills
boro is peculiarly healthy.
Pickled pigs' feet at C. Blaser's,
2nd stieet.
ft is reported that the Hills-
borii Bited and Cornet band will
)1
(let Ser
vice on the Wrong Party.
A Welcome Bequest j
Tuesday evening, J. I. Knight,
Recorder of the A. 0. I'. W. lodge
of this city, received from the Grand
I. mice A. (). U. W.. of Kansas, 4
checks of .j(X)each, payable respect
ively to Mrs. Mary 15. Rose, and
. the Misses Belle, Bessie and Katie
Rose, in full of death claim of John
PLENTY OF LIVE STOCK HERE i ouei ho carried insurance in the
order. Mr. Rose died Sept. 25th,
and the payment was made in less
than 80 days after proof of claim
was tendered. This certainly speaks
i well for the Workmen.
Why a Newspaper is Sometimes Si
lent Old Pioneer Visits
The City.
Had The Wrong Man.
Some time hince, an ollicer ar
rested and held a John Pomeroy at
Creamery Company Incorporated.
The Farmiiigton Creamery Com
pany filed articles of incorporation
with County Clerk Coodin, Mon
day of this week, with a capitaliza-
John Dennis is now holding
down a position in Portland, and
W. F. l'artlow 18 alao a resiueni oi
the metropolis..
fj Great
THE BUFFET CAR ROUTE
liu tho Inlin I'iitiiitiiv wanted in
render several pieces at the hand j (V)jN (.))UI ,. f,,r larceny. The man
answered the description very
close! v and an arrest was thought
Lewiston, Idaho, thinking him t:tjn 0f $201)0 in shares of ir 50 each.
The incorporators are L. A. hood,
ns
remain
. r. : r l. ..
kImih next, Hum av a ternoon, n me
weather is fine.
Chan. Russell, roadmastcr on
the West side road, was in the city
Vii1iiim1:i V. Mr. Russell has been
in his present position
leu years.
...-15 ven Chance Vrfaicco at the
Bi van-Laidhiw jjfftr. 15 cents p
pound.
The Be'hany Band concert at
the court yard bandstand last Sat
urday evening was listened to by
a large and appreciative attendance.
I'he program was adhered to as
closely as possible, and Ilillshoro
people all speak in terms of high
praise of the Bethany boys' umsi
.al ability, j
-Bargain -fay U every day at
the I'hauiffT-Vv
There arc only 32 "Washing
ton" counties in the United States.
ho when von have your friends write
you have them remember the state.
there are only 27 Ilillshoro post-ollir.es.
The bonds for the n w motor
line are reported about to ho sold.
If the $50,000 worth of securities
find market the road will push right
along.
Born. Oct. 25, to the wife of j
Peter (ieisbars, of the IVnrborn
place, near tireenvillc, a daughter.
The Climax Milling Co. is sell
ing bran ut -tlO per ton, at, the mill.
A son of Mr. Muhly, living five
miles south of Cornelius, on Mon
day last hud the misfortune In shoot
his left arm nearly off. Dr. C'de
anil Large of Forest drove, and Dr.
Bailey of tins place were canen.
The surgeons found it necessary to
amputate the arm, about four inches
tw.l.mr tlin elbow inint. At this
writing the patient is resting easy
For sale A full-blooded llol
ci..i,, I. nil :i wars old. Iiioliire of
warrantable. After investigation
it. was found out that while the
John Pomeroy was a Washington
for nearly county party, he was not the one
wanted, being a sou of Frank Pom-
ierov, who lives mar iuinniun.
. The mistake being known, the pris
r i i i ,i
oner was released ami me nimcvai
ty of the county is now in sore dis
appointment. "The John Pomeroy
who iB wanted lived near tireen
villc, and is supposed to be in com
pany with John Holcomb, both be
ing wanted here. The young man
who was arrested is of good reputa
tion and the mistake is to be de
plored. It will be hard hereafter
to convince him that "there is
nothing in a name."
Win. Sehulmerieh and 1). Hurk-
halter. Their object stated is to do
a general business of merchandis
ing and manufacturing in dairy
products, with headquarters at
Farmiiigton, Washington county.
Notice to Patrons.
After Nov. 4th. the cider mill of
Lieser & Susbauer at Cornelius will
run Thursdays, Fridays and Sat
urdays only.
in
Plenty of Live Stock.
There is a prevalent idea that
the Willamette valley is not replete
with cattle for beef purposes. This
is erroneous in the extreme as the
experiences of Warren Merchant,
the buyer for the Union Meat Co.,
of Portland, attest. For several
months he has driven cattle from
valley points to Portland markets
and he savs the beef raised in this
valley far (xeeeds ihe eastern Ore
gon and Washington products in
richness of nutrition and navor.
Every few days he drives a large
herd into the metropolis and he
says there is no apparent diminu
tion of numbers. While in this
county the interest in raising slock
for dairy purposes is jjivat, still in
this class of cuttle there are always
those which are fitting for (daughter
only. Our last assessor's report
gives a total of l871 head in this
county.
For Cash.
Until Nov. 20, II. Wehrung it
Sons will make a sweeping reduc
tion in prices on their stock of dress
eoods. clothing, boots and shoes,
and groceries. We have decided to
turn halt our stock of goods into
cash within the next .'50 days, and
here are r-ome of our inducements:
33 in. all wool drees goods 22 cents
per yard.
30 inch, ditto, (ffi. 30 cents $ yard.
52 " " " 44 "
Best I). G. sugar, per ft, 5 cents.
Rolled oats, per lb, 3 cents.
Rice " " 5 "
Arbuckles coffee " " 22$ "
Footwear and all other goods at
proportionately low prices. We
will not he undersold. Remember
this sale will only last 30 days so
don't fail to call and get prices.
H. Wkhki xo & Sons.
re Se
Se
w
tine's
Mr. L.
pany wi ll
I groceries cheap
luhneiieh it Son
at all .or in
ddiess Dan'l Baker, (i reenvill.
Oregon.
W. Fletcher, in coin
two of his neighUira
hi back a line lot ol catlisli
fhom the Willamette Slough the
otVr day, but in some manner for
.got. the' diseipl-s of duienlei"!!
thinking perhaps that they feasted
41!,' on mountain tioiit. "Snekem"
t htmiselves would not go had these
dregH of rep uhiicin limes
Bi'icains all tlio week in d ro
peries at Bryan Laidlaw Co. Cash
tore.
On Tuesday last at Beaverton,
a Mr. French was operate 1 on for
t . . .... ... u.
appendicitis. it. iv i--'"', ,
histed bv Dr. Holmes of Portland.!
and Dr." Bailey of this city, per
Wined tho operation. His condi
tion was critical before he submit
to the surgeon's knife and the
result it yet doubtful. V
R. H. Oreer ninkesM specialty
of teas and coffees. J
A couple of itinerant photo
graphers were in the city the lirst
of the week taking flashlight pic
tures of tho interior of business
houses, They met with consider
able suoccss.
Money to loan in sums to suit.
Mortgages and notes bought and
'sold. Room 13, Morgan Block.
At ;a meeting of the quarterly
conference of the M. 15. church
Saturday last it was voted to raise
tho ministers salary to tfSOOfor the
guanine veal', also giving hill) the
use of the parsonage. Rev. Mc
Donald was tendered a reception
Tuesday evening at his residence.
One hundred stereoscopic views
to be given away with each 25 cent
no re Iihho. You have vour choice
-as long as the views
''Boro Bazaar.
We carry ii stock everything
that iiertaina to a hrst class mug
store, from a tbothpudi to the cost
liest chemical Yoto tan feel sure
that you are'getingan 'Al article
at prices thatterTght when you
buy at ihe Pharmacy.
Bargain day j-every day at
. the Pharmacy.
i Hair cutting, 25 cents; Shav
ing 10 cents, at the City Shaving
Parlors, upen trom ( :uu a. m. w
.8:00 p. m. Hot or cold baths
Phillips and Colestock, Main street,
opposite Tualatin Hotel.
WnrVBoucsein came down from
las place last week and attended
the exposition at Portland. He Is
intending to be with us for awhile.
Just received a new line
f Mens Fine Cordovan shoes
in the very latest style toes,
in lHce orconeress. Will sell
at lowest city prices at
Grece'& Shoe Store, Forest
GroverOre,
Why Silence Was Maintained.
There are many people who cen
Hire a newspaper it it give
From April ist to Sept. 30th.
County clerk's semi-annual report:
CLAIMS AND AMOUNTS ALLOWED.
Assessing and coll revenue $lMt 95
Hi'iiIitrm and roads w "
ismnity on wild animals
County court
Circuit court
County scrveyor
" school superintendent.
" judge
treasurer
17 20
m iu
1441 70
Ii 75
353 01
350 00
300 00
, k 1500 W
-The penile voice of Michael
Kelly is again heard in Ilillshoro
haunts, alter a protracted absence
on the racing circuit. Mike has
sold his racer and gives us his word
that he will quit the turf until be
is able to ride behind Chehalis as
sole owiiei .
The Bon Ton Shaving Parlors
mi Second street are the most lasli
innable in the city. Childrens'
hairctiUing, 15 cent"; shaving on
Sunday, 10 cents.
Win. II esse, the you nger brother
of Henry Hesse, is in this vieinitv
from Wasco county, visiting rela
iives. He will remain several days
yet.
I'.jriTH taV" exchange fur
goods at the fllsboro Bazaar.
All KnigbU of Pythias nro re
quested to ne preseni 111 uc-
Inst. Hills
meeting next Monday night. There
will be important business as wen
as the conferring of the Knights'
rank. The hrotheis of neighboring
lodges are cordially invited to be
present.
Just received, fresh from the
factory, the finest line of umbrellas
ever shipped to this market. If it
rains come in; 11 it don t come any
way. Our prices will surprise you.
Bryan Laidlaw Co.
Tbft continuous dry weather
thrHiL'hout this month has been
verv detrimental to fall ploughing,
very little having been done. There
are Severn. . however who pui 111
wheat at tho last vain, and it is do
ing nicely.
Yon need not go to Portland
or any other place to gel your win
ter wraps. You can get them cheap
at Solnilmerich & Son.
Mr. Susbauer, of Cornelius, was
in the city the first of tho week on
business connected with his cider
mill.
It. H. GRKKU 8151X8
if it give the
1 1 a
news, and many wno censoic n
ikhvk of uncoinnliinentarv charac
ter be suppressed, claiming in Ihe
latter in.-t:,uce that the press is
"bought oil'" These people are
generally in ignorance of the pres
sure which is brought to bear on
publishers in cases of this kind. It
has ever been the policy of Tun
AlHii'K to publish the news, irre
spective of personality, but it has
ever tried to be just, and in most
instances where criminal chart es
were brought against parties, has
waited until it was sure of its
ground before giving it to the pub
lic. When a ease has been tried
before a tribunal the verdict has al
ways been given, with but one ex
n.iiiion This exception: Some
weeks ago a young man from the
Greenville district was convicted
and lined for stealing a plow. This
was legitimate news and the article
was set and ready to press, when a
friend of the family, in behalf of
the parents, who bear honored
names, asked as a favor that the ar
ticle be with-held from publication.
Out of respect to motherhood this
was done and Inn Altars is not
Borrv. But in the future all such
appeals will be fruitless. This pa
per will give the news, aim n n
man commits r. crime, the public
has a right to the knowledge. The
province of The Ahous as a news
medium shall not hereafter be in
anv manner curtailed, when the
matter becomes that of public record.
" stock inspector
l-'uuliV li(?Iit & janitor
Court house and jail account...
Insane unci inquest
Justice jury
Poor l'arni
Paupers and prisoners
Kci'undcd and remitted
Hecorder of conveyances
Slate cases
Stationery
Sheritl'.
25 00
212 til
05 44
05 50
7 no
15 75
15S5 04
08 SO
1050 00
1-U 55
5! HI 07
.050 00
Total, claims allowed drawn ;1S5H0 50
TOTAL OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
October i, Htt l"(' 41
RESOURCES.
Cash on liand 81241 32
DeliiKiuent list for 1W2-3 A: 4 141')5 41
Total resources tM54'!(i 73
The above statement has been properly
eertilied to by County Clerk, H. It. Uoort-
in.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
35 lbs rolled oats for
19 ttis No. 1 rice for
20 lbs American granulated
1.00
1.00
One of Our Pioneers.
Samuel Elliott, one of the oldest
pioneers in Washington county,
has been in the city for several
days the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Redmond. He is troubled with
. hand' which has had somewhat
too familiar an acquaintance with
a No. 9 sliver. Mr. Elliot :s the
owner of a large farm back of Glen
coe, near the foothills. In early
davs he built all the brick flues in
the county, then sparsely settled,
and has the honor of having burned
the first kiln of brick on the West
side.
sugar
1.00
1.00
.15
5 lbs best roast coffee
2 2 A lb cans "of tomatoes
1 16 oz can No. 1 baking powd'r .20
A first-class Japan tea w lb .A)
Even Change tobacco lb .14
0. K. Smoking Tobacco 14 4 oz
Vvpapers for l.iWj
And everything else in propor
tion.' We don't mean to cut prices
but we do mean to sell you as
many goods as any person can or
will for one dollar in cash. Bring
on your cash we have the goods.
For boys' and girls' school
shoes, at lowest city prices
go to Gregg's Shoe Store,
Forest Grove.
Sacred Concert.
The Hillsboro Reed & Cornet
Band will give a sacred concert in
the band stand next Sunday after
noon by the rendition of the follow
ing: March Sweet Sabbath Strains Anon
Christians Awake..
We show this week a lot of
remnant and broken lots in shoes
for ladies and children at 50 and
75 cents per pair. Sehulmerieh &
Son.
Jos. Downs has been giving
his fence a new coat of paint, wedd
ing the brush himself. Joe says
this may be highly improper for an
alderman but lie Had to come 10 11,
For timothy and clover seed,
see J. W. Goodin, of Glencoe.
Judue McGinn has granted a
change of venue in the mutter of
the recount, of ihe ballots cast at the
last election fur Muir and Hume
who were candidates for District
Attorney for Multnomah county,
and Judge MeBride will give the
case its hearing at the November
term.
'I'he Portland-Corvfillis passen-J
ger ran over a calf this morning 111
tho suburbs. The fog was so heavy
that it was not seen until tne pilot
caught it, mangling it so badly that
it had to be killed.
0. R. Spencer will give you
the best haircut and smoothest
shave to be had in the city. Pop
ular prices.
W. W. Annans will defend his
rights iu the case where his buggy
was repleviued, before Justice Jack
son at Dilley. Friday ot tins weea.
Go to Haines Bailey for your
dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes
and fancy "goods. They carry a
1 p . 1 t
very large biock 01 general niercuan
(
Miss Mary Brown and Mrs. J. J
W. Morgan nave been spending
several days at Vancouver, Wash.,
visiting with their sister Mrs. Mill
er. Go to Bob Greer's for your
timothy, clover and tare seed.
The Congo Oil Company will
be at tlu Opera House every night
next week with an entertaining
performance. Go and see them.
1 his company always pleases.
A pleasant dance enjoyed by
a few of our townspeople last Fri
day night at the Opera House.
Goto W. W. Williams' City
Bakery for your bread, cakes, past
ry, confectionery, etc. Jnuesi
Washington county.
Mrs. A. E. Reames spent the
first of the week in the city the guest
nt' npr tiiii-mits. Mr. and Mrs. T. 11.
L ,
Tongue.
D. T. and A. A. Phillips, of
Cornelius, were iu town Monday 011
business. Democrats are they, and
of the staunehest kind.
When vou wfr'erockery, glass
ware and lamps, JjO u Greer s.
--Mrs. E. Newton and Miss Mary
Vincent visiteii Salem recently to
attend the bedside of Mrs. Jennie
Chtiiimun. who has been very ill
- Ed. Sehulmerieh did business
iu the city the first of the week.
A stove, table and bedstead for
sale. Inquire at Mawhor residence.
The youngest daughter of S. T.
Bowser has been somewhat indis
posed lor several days.
For every $1.00 cash purchase
of school supplies at The Delta
drug store you will receive one
sheet ot popular music, selected
from a large assortment.
There are but two inmates in
the countv jail, young (Jorbiu and
Stewart, w 1.0 aie held for the rob
bery ul'L.L. U iliiams expressulbee.
They will liuve their trial next
mouth.
Married: In Beaverton, Oct. 29
1895, at the Congregational parson
age, Rev. W. hurlhurt officiating,
Miss Clara E Davis and Mr. A. E.
Klink, both of Beaver tor, Oregon.
Winter stock A Hamilton
Brown boots ai.iNVfoes now coming
on at Bryan Lajirfiaw Cash Co. Store.
We buy cheaflf sell heap and rest
Sundays.ee our new Standard
patternanil new prices.
It. H. Greer's handsome new
residence will soon be in condition
for occupancy.
The new bam recently erected
by John Witt was not, as stated in
The Attars last week, a log barn,
but is a fine frame structure.
When you want Groceries go
to Greer's. Bob leads and the rest
follows.
Michael Kennedy, of Beaver
ton precinct, was Monday brought
before Justice Xnight on a charge
of carrying concealed weapons. He
was lined $10 and costs. W. O. Gil
bert was the complaining witness,
the trouble originating from a dis
pute over the possession of real es
tate, which tjotn ciaim. as me pen
alty is n fine ranging from $10 to
$200 and costs, or imprisonment,
or both, defendant was touched
lightly, the Justice evidently con
sidenng circumstances
extenuating.
The post office store keeps con
stantlv on sale a line 01
Shortest and Quickest Line
-BKTWF.KX-
PACIFIC COAST POINTS ...
ST. PAUL, AND THE EAST.
Crosse, both the Cascade and the Kocky Mountains In DAYUOI1T, alV0r.li.1g pa-
SlMlgOrS llieOplMirillllllJ "I nanmp
Grandest Scenery
in America.
Two trains .laity from Portland ; one at 11 a. m , via Seattle, and one at 8 .45 n. in.,
via (). It. .t N Bd Spokane. Kuu irb eaui,.iuent, coiwistineofdiniiiK cars 1) let
library ears. ,.uluee knJ upholstered tourmts1 Sl,epin( cars. 1 lie battel cars are mar
vels o'felei.i'- and comfort, containing batli room, uarber shop, easy chaus, et .
TUB
Twin steai.i-liii.H "Xorthwest" and "Northland" leave Duluth every Mon.lry ami
....... . ..... ....b,.. ...I llHin.il Cleveland and liuftiilo in col 1 1 rtiou
r.ruay wr ', ; .,: u.l , i X..IITHK.RN t ! 1 A
Willi the ureal, orirrn nauy. , , ",7 .,:; , ,
..... .. ...M v t- i u a,, iiuhrfn ride hi trom the heat and .tu-d. Ii
Dllll W.l A.' 1 " -"J"J
ets and general information call on or address
A. 15. C. DEXSISTOS.C. I . & . A.
1?2 Third ft, Portland. Oreoii.
1AM-
r tkk-
K. C. STEVENS, (1. W. P. A.
612 Front St., Seattle, Wash.
Purest Druffs
and Chemicals.
Patent Medici a f s.
Proprietary Articles.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Select Stock
of Stationery.
Particular Altentirn Paid t
Physicians' Prescriptions ai d
Fainily Recipes.
WILEY & DENNIS,
CITY LIVERY STABLEZZ
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, Is
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
M CARLILE
MANAGER.
Pioneer Harness Shop,
Dealer in Horse and Mule Jewelry.
Repairing and Carriage Trimming a Specialty.
All Goods Sold to Compete with Portland Prices ...
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
I. E 11KRST, Prop
Beef, Mutton, Yeal and Pork
Highest
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Maiket : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep : and : Hogs
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STREET,
HILLSBORO,
OREGON.
somewhat
CHOICE LANDS.
. FOR SALE!
Any one desiring to purchase a Farm
or town Property will do well to . .
READ - THIS - LIST.
Here are some
lise. Sell good goods and sell then
cheap.
.Tas. Whitley, well and favora
bly known around Glencoe, is now
living in Prescott, Ontario, his old
home prior to coming to this stale.
Dr. Ausplund, who engaged in
tundard
imnndienls. magazines and month-
lys. Anything not on sale will be
o'nlured for you. Inquire of J. M.
Brown.
Senator Huston and ex-Sena
tor Tongue did business before the
Multnomah courts the last of the
week.
Cheapest place to buy whips
in Washington county is at 0. L.
Hinman's, Forest Grove. ' Buggy
whips from 12 cciih, up.
Roses are yet in bloom in Hills
boro yards. Mrs. Cave has one
bush in full bloom, of the Marechal
Neil variety.
Wm. Finney iserectingabuild
ing on t hp K. J. Lyon's property
located on 3rd street. It will be
used as a blacksmith-shop.
M. G. Wills was in town from
the Meek ranch the first of the week.
Mr. Wills is fattening the large
drove of hogs, which he brought
from Yamhill and upper countries,
for tho winter markets.
The following advertisement in
this morning's Oregonian looks like
business: "Teams wanted for the
Portland & Hillsboro Const ruction
Company, on the Barnes Heights'
road. Call on Superintendent at
end of line."
ery Choice Properties
Which are Offered
Cheap :: Cheap
For particulars enquire at this office.
Wiii'iiwrifflit1 ,,,, iranioniDtU duel with Dr. Amos
ToTheo MY Heart ...........Beethovan : H j ep in which neither was very
Uiu-k the Horald Angels R( . alth()(lfc,h much
The Angel of the Lord. :vffsly ! blood was spilled, has been fined
ffi! f"r offense.
Christians 'y'.11"
Ol Come Ye Faithful Conimckine
Ad Winston Homespun
Sun of MyHmil Wesley
Diadem .......Anon
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Special sale in Ladies'
fine dong. button, in square
or picadilly toe, only $1.75,
former price $2.25, at
Gregg.s Shoe Store, For.
est Grove.
RUPTURE
Instantly Relieved
and Permanently
'.CURED
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Knife or Operation.
Treatment Absolutely Painless
CURE EFFECTED
From Three to Six Weeks.
WRITE FOR TERMS
THE 0. E. MILLER CO.
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Offices
Unnms 706-707, Manmain Huutiing,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
No 1 ) aores, adjoining city liniilH,
sidewalk w ithin one Work of property,
lli iiitos cleared, finest quality of bottom
hind, 4 acres bench, tine site for building
inn-poses, some timber on same. 'Will
sell in a body for tKlXW part down, bal
ance on time to suit purchaser. Or will
subdivide so as to give part cleared bot
tom and part bench, in plats from 2 to fi
acres, at $125 per acre. Here in a chance
for a good neat little homo which can be
made self sustaining Investigate before
Mome one gets it. On the market for it
short time only.
No 2 10 acres, half cleared, 1 ncre bea
vcrdain, rest slashed and sown to grass,
no buildings, goes for sii.) per acre. With
in two miles of Hillsboro. Terms, IS-KIO
down, balance in Jl years at 10 per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which above is a
part, at same priee per acre, including 15
acres of beaverdam mid swail cleared.
No 3 M acres, highway running
through center of place, 50 acres in culti
vation; 2 acres in on-hard, apples, pears
and plums; li room house; log barn, good
well of water; SO acres of beaverdam, easy
to put in cultivation; place well watered
by springs and creek; 100 acres under
fence; U niilaH from post otliee, daily
mail; 1 mile from school house mid six
miles north of Hillsboro. Hoes cheap for
cash.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third streets, 75x175, with good building
thereon.suituble for any kind of business,
uud in excellent repair, will go at a bar
gain for cash. Fart payment and balance
on long time with security. S w
No 5 12 acres; half cleared.balance in
grass. Good house of four rooms; good
barn and outbuildings. Fine orchard of
50 trees and various other small fruits.
150 chickens 50 ducks, l-horse wagon,
2 sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
1 horse and farm implements. Every
thing goes for $650, cash in hand.
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