krifr ARGUS
TiniltKDAV net 17 isnr,
Undo "Nutty" UiehiirilMon ami
ifn di'imrtt'd UVdiii'siluy of liift
ivi-i'k to Kin-mi a few 1I11V8 itt Lime
Well, W ah., wliilo their Iioiimi is
' i jjj cotiipl.Wl,
-DiHtrict Attorney Itarret paint!
Monday morning from AHtoria
Iwre lie linn l.iul a sit'iie of 4 wt't'kn
Uending Circuit court, lie U-ft
own for St. llulmiR tliu Httmo eve
ning to optMi court in Unit county.
It. Wcliruntf it Sonaliavu sonm
irguiim for you. Cull lit their
li!e of bUHhuuH aiul sco for vour-
If.
V. Holmes Iirh opened a tailor-
I'HtaliliHlyiinnt in the Imilding
il recently occupied by 8. Kosen-
LiiHt Saturday afternoon a now
Amber wan tuktm into the firm of
I jtrvihi-Laidlaw Co. Horn, Oct.
I il, 18'.).-), to Mr. and Mrs. Wins. K.
I yuiulmian, a Hon. C. E. is noticed
Imvn 11 mure ilitriiWtml p'i rrbifffl.
nd clean are guing the round.
Scliulnmricli k Son have got a
lice line of dolliing which they
m sell at very low prices.
Dr. W. I). Wood, while split
up; wood at hitt resident! on First
reet, .Monday morning, had the
iiHiortune to cut liitf thumb in a
ery mwere nianner. Dr. Linklater
reswd the ineniher, and now Wood
Jl aildjio,iyore curelcsH hi'.
v If you want school shoes that
Hill wear well, yet them ill Sehul
.Jierieh it S011V.
Miss Louisa Tucker, of IlilU
0, Oregon, is making 1111 extend-
isit with relatives in Knlama.
tluing a l:irre nil' painting of
nth part of town and 11 stc-
f the river, which when omu
l's, will be very line. tCitliima
lletin.
Kven (Jliiuigo tobacco 15 cents
Haines & liaileys.
W. V. I'artlow, a Grand Jun-
tiollicer of the i. 0. 0. W., is in
city from North Yamhill, on a
sit with Inenils and relative.
K. will make a strong effort at
11 session of tln (.rand Junele, to
luce the W's to nllilinto under
e charter Willi the S. I'. O. h ..
10 are very desirous of coiisuin
ling such 11 union.
'Secure your rubber grrnda bile
;"S are unbroken Kino line of
icintosbes for hidieyand jri'iul'-
11 at lirviin Laid law Co. Cash
ore.
MurriiiTfl licensi-s have" since
folier loth, been granted to the
'""jug purlies: T. A. Ilooden-
and Winnie Matteson, 17;
t Younger. ;), mid Susannah
2; T. M. Kelso. 2.'?, and
Inniv 10. Ciiletiiiiu, 17; Win,
Imke m il Knnia Koerner, Clnis.
line. 28, a' .1 (i. Delia Chirk, 25;
M. Iliait niid M. C. Anderson.
i-L. L. VAdtconib liasa fine new
on bis ilt-livery wagon for pio-
lion of conlenis during the rainy
son. r
-Messrs. Ti. L. I'errine, W. II.
ins and Marion Ogden spent the
it of the week up the country in
'st of China pheasants, bringing
k in round numbers, oil. The
Mr. and Mih! Wni. (!lark, of
Ij'ortllind, spent Sunday lust in the
oily, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Mahton MhIoiih. Mr. Clark is run
ning a creamery in Portland, and
is tloing a nice business. The many
friends of Mrs. Clark will rcmemlcr
her as Miss Millie Daldra, who whs
raised to womanhood in this city.
(io to II. W'ehrungiV Sons and
price their goods before buying else
where. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. lteames
spent Sunday in the city, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Tongue, re
turning Monday morning. The
Misses Mary and Itertba Tongue
took Monday evening's passenger
for Cortland t' return them a visit.
II. Wchruiig A Sons have Home
choice Oregon timothy seed for salt:.
Win. Kinney and wife visited
Portland Monday of this week.
O. K. Spencer will give you
the best haircut ami smoothest
shave to bo bud in the city. Pi p.
ulur prices.
A bridge-building outfit, sup
plied with wheel scrapers and all
the implements necessary I'd" filling
and el., belonging to T. C. John-
sou, passed through the city M
daw enroutc to new voik
Has Struck Washington County's Fair
Domain.
DOMINIES KEAl'IXG A IUG HARVEST
Four Weddings Reported and More to
be Solemnized Contract! for
Bridges Let,
Ufso
h
county. At lirst many thought 11.
was the vanguard of the l'ortland
Ilillsboro motor line construction
i.l:t:t.
For sale A full-blooded Hoi-sit-in
bull, 3 years old. Inquire of
or address DanT Itaker, Greenville,
Oregon.
According to the recent cen
, us report of County Assessor (i.
II. Wilcox, this county has M);
ablebodieil men between the ageof
18 and 4"), subject to draft for mili
tary duly should occasion require.
This will average about one for ev
ery ten of population. There are
over 4000 legal voters in Wat Ling-
ton" county,
(ioto V. W. Williams' City
Bakery for your bread, cakes, past
ry, confectionery, etc. Finest in
Washington county.
John II. Williams, who wiih
recently arrested lor whipping one
of his minor children, has been dis
charged on motion of the district
attorney. The defendant has hith
erto had no court experience and
the iirrest was doubtless prompted
by family differences, which are al
ways belter kept out of court.
Haines & Bailey sell Kven
Change tobacco 15 cents per lb.
The old school Predestinarian
Baptist church of Jbmis Christ,
called 'Now. Hope," has changed
its place of meetings from Gules
Creek to Dilley, Washington coun
ty. Meetings at the new place will
commence rmturiiny in lore the vim
Sunday in November at 1;!!0 p. in.
Three Marriages.
Married, October 10th, at the
county court house of county of
Washington, in Hillsboro, Oregon,
Mr. T. A. Ilooilcnpyl and Miss
Winnie Mattewm, His Honor.
I J ntlge Cornelius, officiating. Bride
ami groom are prominent young
people from the Wapiilo district.
Married, October Utb, at the
residence of lluv. John Unit, in
Washington county, Oregon, Mr.
Christ Younger and Mrs. Susan
nah Dapp, Rev. Graf officiating.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. J.
11- S. Chirk, of Forest Grove, was last
for the ; Sunday, the scene of h very pretty
1 v.,.-,.r .1...... 1.1 n .i... .
mi 111 iinjrp t.LIIIll, 417, IJU1IJIJCI Ul
(lavs attendance, 07 1 ; number of
days absence, 52; number of tiroes
tardy, 11; number of boys enrol led,
23; number of girls enrolled, 20; to
tal number enrolled, 4'; average
daily attendance, 5.'. Those neith
er tardy nor absent during the
month were: Ethel Edgar, Boy
Watson, Btrtba Bradford, Del bert
Fowles, Elsie Willis, Lucia Leighow.
Elbe and Rosa Adams, Amel and
Matilda Luck, Orpha Peters and
Ralph Uglow. Following are the
visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Gardner,
Mrs. Willis, and Misses Lucy Mill
er, Addie Uglow, Mamie Murphy,
and Theresa Reiling.
(i. V. Tamiksie, Teacher.
wedding. . I he high contracting
parties weie Mr. Ch.is. O. line, one
of Forest Grove's bright young
business men, and Miss (1. Bella
Chirk, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clark. Rev. Clapp, of the
Congregational church, officiated.
The wedding ceremonies were at
tended by a large number i f friends
and relatives. The happy couple
have many friends in this county
who wish them a long and happy
lite 'J'liey will at once commence
leu keeping in the Grove. This
wiM.iing is of considerable interest
toii Hiples of Pythinnism, as thp
Gr-niu ih Chancellor Commander
of I violins Lodge, No. 8!, and the
l.aoo'v- liruie is Most Excelle n t
A Hillsboro Wedding.
Last Sunday, at the residence of
Mrs. Juli.i A. Coleman, Mr. T. M.
Kelso and Miss Adclmay Coleman
were united in marriage, Rev. W.
E. Smith officiating. The wedding
was a quiet one. but relatives and
a few invited friends biting present
The groom is a well-known figure
in this 8ect:on, having resided here
for several years, r t one time bav
ing been employed by J. C. Hare
as foreman. lie has considerable
literary ability, and is the author
of an excellent and meritorious po
em on the story of Damon and
Pythias. The members of Phoenix
Lodge K. of P., to which be is an
active devotee, congratulate the
young people on their new life. The
bride is well and favorably known
in the county having been reared
from early childhood in the vicini
ty of Hillsboro.
now rank hieb
he correct kind.
as sportsmen
U repub
I Inoeriitie,
ller of pot
J-Bargains all the week in ( ro
es at Bryan Laidlnw Co. Cash
re.
The lower end of Second street,
' Ag to the depot will be laid
f-s 8 feet in length, making a
Thimble roadway.
ho great state of Oregon has
republican papers, nearly
and i ery near that
f populist organs.
II. II. Greer makes 11 sjaWalty
as and coffees. .
Hon. C. P. Yates, state'' Ropro-
1 1 lntivo for this county was in the
yesterday and incidentally was
Her at the office of this great
renowned religious publication,
ns at bis solicitation that Sen-
Mitchell personally visited the
Iriint section to familiarize
self with the true situation of
iettlers. ,
The Brown Brothers have sold
engine which went through the
for 150,
f iV , 11. V enrung arm wiie visu
pJl'ortland Wednesday, making
ftrin overland.
N '-limair 111 InllM 111 RliniStO RlOt.
fmr v .i..... ...
Vl(es afi'l 110,1,8 bought and
00m 13, Morgan lilock.
vster supper at the Grange
Tiinmlflueveiiine. October 22.
f'-e'r the auspices of the Ladies of
tjKvar.gelital church. Supper
d at 6:00. Price, W cents.
I iVainrs & Bailey sell
fa rolled oats... .$1.00
,No. 1 rice ...... 1.00
,g of American Granulated
.sugar
sack best flour
plug "Even Change" to
aoo,.. . . . . . ....1...!
ckles and Lion Coffees 2
ackages , . .' ";
Six. Star, Spear Head and
Horseshoe tobacco
d all other goods as low as the
t. Do you pay more? If so,
?
bpys' and girls' school
. at lowest cixy prices
ft
WW
1
1 i
. 1
1
I
III
1 Mil
1.00
.60
.15
.45
.40
regg s tstioe;
tore,
When you want crockery, glass
ware 11 ml lamps, go to Grtar's.
W. V. Wiley visited Portland
Tuesday, by team, John Jackson,
w ho represented the (ileiicoe K. of
P. at Salem, returning with him.
Robert Inibrie Sr. is so far re
covered that he is again f rt'ii uetit ly
seen in the city.
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,
A brother of E. It. Fuller lias
arrived and will make hi-i future
home in ibis city. He will take a
position with the (ilencue Flouring
Mills.
When you v)yit Groceries go
to Bob Greer's and 'the rest follow.
The administratrix of the Ed
ward Constable estate has cited Mr.
iintl Mrs. Aaron Maloiie to appear
in open court next Monday, lo give
an accounting of the property, if
any, in their possession and belong
ing to said estate.
You can learn of a bargain in
real estate by inquiring at this office.
One of the best farms in the county
will be sold at a sacrifice,
' Station Agent Glaze, of Forest
Grove, was in the city Tuesday ac
companied by his wifp.
A large delegation of Masons
were at Beaverton Tuesday in at
tendance at the funeral rites ol J.
DeLetts of that city.
Miss JtiStrellii JUnerieK is in
the city from Scholls spending a
few days with friends.
The post office store keeps con
stantly 011 sale a line of standard
periodicals, magazines and month
lys. Anything not on sale will be
ordered for you . Inquire of J. M.
Brown.
Jabez Wilkes recently returned
from a trip to the Tillamook coun
try. He reports that section devel
oping to a great dairy country.
0, C. Zook, who had the mis
fortune to seven ly injure his ankle
some weeks ago, was so far recov
ered as to be 011 the streets the first
of the week. .
We still give good prices for
vvlisat in exchange for goods. Come
and get our figures. Schuhnericli
& Son.. ,
'-Sativrday afternoon, a herd of
117 cattle was driven through the
city from Yamhill sounty enroute
to tbe Portland markets. Warren
Merchant, of North, Vanihill, wiis
the owner and, drover., ;
Rubbers in all 'styles of
toes at Gregg's Shoe Store,
Forest Grve.
Mpv liruie is most
Chief of Delpha Temple, Uuthbone
Sisters, both Forest Grove Pythian
lodges. -
Will be Examined Saturday.
Saturday last an officer arrived
here with Jack Geddis, who is
charged with larceny by bailee, of
a horse, saddle and bridle from the
Wiley it Dennis stables, of this
city. Nearly a month ago young
Geddis, ho has a claim in Neha
lem country, hired the horse to go
to bin place, stating ih.it he would
return in a week's time, or therea
bouts. Tin; days slipped by until
the week ixtended into several,
when some alarm was manifested
as to the gentleman's intent. No
trace was bad of where Geddis was
until Thursday last, when he re
paired to St. Helens to marry one
of Columbia c unity's fair daughters,
which by the Grace of God and the
statuteof the gram! old state of Ore
gon, he did. Friday he was arrested,
culling short his honey moon. His
examination will be held Saturday,
before Justice Knight, and Mr. Ged
dis will doubtless go free, as it is
stated that he says his horse went
lame, so much so that had he at
tempted U have brought him home,
he could not have been present at
the stipulated time to have become
the husband of the now Mrs. Ged
dis. The defendant has always
borne an excellent reputation for
honesty. At one time he worked
for Hon. T. II. Tongue of this place.
A LONG LIST OF DILLS
Liquidated by the County Beard for the
October Term.
1
JUSTICE ASD CONSTABLE CLAIMS
Undergo Rigid Scrutiny and a few are
Audited for a Starter,
The following bills were allowed:
ASSESSING AND COLLECTING.
George II Wilcox 75.00
SALARIES
J W Saj.pinton, Treasurer 50.00
K I. McCormick, self and dep... 175.00
H I' Ford do 275.00
R U Goodin do 250.00
It P Cornelius 175.00
SCHOOL SCPKKINTENDENT AND ASS'TS.
A Craig School Sup't .
Edith L Reams
The Carlton Opera Company.
Last night the Carlton Company,
under the management of Jed Carl
ton, closed a 3-nights' engagement
at the opera house. Monday even
ing they presented "Destiny," Tues-
luy evening. "Ole Olson," and last
niglirhrre-orrr Titrt&Ji -"Hiyel
jvirne. inai tne Uariton com
pany is a good one goes without
saying, and all who heard them
lire loud in their praises, Messrs.
Kay and Carlton are both finely
adapted to their parts, and in coin
edv all agree that Mr. Carlton leads
all who have visited this section.
These gentlemen had good support,
and if they come this way again
I hey will bo assured of receiving
good bouses. Stanley J. Ross.
Jack Ellis, Leon Henry, and J. W.
Peters drew to themselves much ad
miration while the Misses Florence
Earl, Emma Morris and Ada Slier
man showed themselves mistresses
of the art.
47-85
6.00
COUNTY COURT.
I) B Reasoner 16.00
Thus O Todd 13.80
BRIDGES AND ROADS.
W A Goodin 45 40
Meek & Goodin 150.00
Carstens Bros 24.17
W K Beard 50.00
W II Lyda 27.26
J L Cummings 18.00
W beelye 56.61
6.00
14.00
12.90
5-6o
32-65
4-5
2.50
3-35
Wiley & Dennis .
Heasten & Savage . . .
Andrews Lbr Co ... .
C W Hendricks
M M Watts
T G Todd
D B Reasoner
A C Arch bold
C. H. & J. ACCOUNT.
B P Cornelius.
A C Archbold.
10.00
300
FUEL, LIGHTS AND JANITOR.
Hillsboro L & W Co 20.00
Thos H Tongue 120.00
K Cave. : ,
H H Fenton
Bridge Contracts Let.
Contracts for the building of
bridges for the county of Washing
ton, were let by the Commissioners
court, October .term, 11s follows:
Sinclair bridge and fill, Meek &
Goodin. ir'oT; liall bridge and fill,
Meek & Goodin, $22. SO; Hallet
bridge, T. C. Johnson, $824.50
Wilkes bridge, T. C. Johnson, $89.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
S. T. Bowser, Hillshoro's
erinary surgeon, accoiiipiiniei
Mr. Davis, of Phinnyt Davis
business in Portland SaiiliJav
M. M. P.ridges, of the Climax
M.lling Co., made a bosii ess trip
to Portland the last of the week
vet
I bv
did
Inst.
his wile,
seed,
95
IC.OO
14.00
THE BUFFET CAR ROUTE
j nana Shortest and Quickest Line
BETWEEN
PACIFIC COAST POINTS . . .
... ST. PAUL, AND THE EAST.
Crosses both the Cascades and the Itneky Mountains in DAYLIGHT, alTonllng pns
scngers tlieoiMirtioiity of viewing tbe
Grandest Scenery
in America.
Two trains daily from Portland; one atll a. ni , via Seattle, and 0110 at 8:45 p. in.,
via O. K. & N.aml Spokane. Kims superb equipment, consisting of dining cars, liutl'et
library cars, palace and upholstered touristls' Rltwpine cars. The bullet cars are mar
vels of elegance and comfort, containing bath room, Earlier simp, easy chairs, etc.
Twin steamships "Northwest" and "Northland" leave Dulutli every Mom'ay and
Kriday lor the "boo," Mackinac Island, Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo in coin i ctiort
with the Great Northern Railway. Have your tickets read via NuKT HEUN t-'l J-.AM-filllP
COMPANY and enjoy 11 delightful ride free from the heat and dust. j..r tick
ets and general information call on or address
R. C. STEVENS, G. V. P. A.
12 Front St., Seattle, Wash.
A. B.
C. DKNNISTON.C. P. A T. A.
122 Third St, Portland, Orp ion
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
Patent Mediciies.
Proprietary Artie Its.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Select Stock
of Stationery.
Particular Attention Paid to
Physicians' Prescriptions aul
Family Kccipes.
WILEY & DENNIS,
CilTV LIVERY STATU.K
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, Is
WHERE VOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMSV GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
1 NSASG A SB IX2UKST8.
WD Wood
FA Bailey.,..
PRISONl'.l.S AN1 PAUPERS
A Bailey
W Bowlby
Maria Aim I'Lt.rs
A W Saxtou
R Cave
H P Ford
Wehruug & oons
J Northrop
A C Archboid
Rosa Frost
AOlsen
STATIONERY
Glass and Prudhomuie
Irwin-Hoilson Co
W E Brock
E L McCormick
J W Sappington
Hillsboro Pub Co
The Argus
II P Ford...,
Hatchet
R B Goodin
B V Cornelius
r.YTE CASES
5.00
5.00
1. 00
8.25
10.00
265.20
55
6439
11.80
10.00
3-70
5-oo
5.00
36-50
37.S5
25-05
350
50
1590
10.00
5-05
6.25
6.00
405
Bethany Bnnd Concert.
The bntliany Comet Band will
give an open air concert at the
band btand in Hillsboro, on Satur
day evening, Oistober 26lh, com
mencing at 7:30 p. m. .
PltOUUAM-l'AItr FIUST.
March "The Scorclwr" Maston
Kc.hottische "l)e dray" Motualf
Selection "Forgot Mo Not".... A Macbeth
Quickstep ''New Kra" .. .11 1 Brothers
Graiul 1'utpoiirri -"O Fair Dove 0 Fond
Dove" iSehlepegrell
Oalop "ChessK'V" H V Brothers
Waltz-" Down on (he Farm" ,T T Williams
March-"Watch on the Rhine" J N Ohmlsey
INTKIiM ISSlOX-PAItT SECOND.
Clarionet Solo "Nero" Hipley
WulU-"NiKht Waltzes" J S Knight
Serenade" Vesta" l'ettee
Waltz "Hummer Showers" . . K V Keller
March "Quick March out of Sight"
J S McCosh
Comic "Syinphunny, Not". C W Dalby
Concert Waltz "Auf Weidersehn"
Kdin II Bailev
Commissioners' Proceedings.
County clerk ordered to assign
tax certificates on property of U. B.
tl. Marquam upon payment of tax.
T. G. Todd was ordered to exam
ine bridge on Scoggina oieek and
report next term.
E. X. Harding appointed justice
of the peace for Vnpato district
vice II. S. Hudson, resigned. A.
E. duly appointed justice of the
peace for neaverton district.
B. P. Cornelius ordered to look
into condition of Hubel bridge.
AH county warrants over 7 years
old, and advertised according to
law, declared and ordered canceled,
amounting in all to about $75.
School Report.
Following is the report of ilie
School District, No. 41, for the
month beginning September ltftli
and ending October 11th: Num-
itceoinpaniid by
For tiniotliv and clover
etc J. V. (ioodin, of (ilencue.
Mis. Brooks, of Portland, spent
the first of the week in this cily, the
guest of Mrs. Frank Wiiliams. Mr.
Brooks is connected witli the Port
land house of Olds & King, in which
establishment Mrs. Brooks will be
remembered to .have been employed
in capacity of saleslady for a num
ber ol years.
II. Wehrung & Sous' stock of
boots and shoes can not bo beaten
in this county for price and quality.
-Dr. J. P. Tamiesie reports a
son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
McEldowney, Tuesday, Oct. 15.
Sam's Hillsboro friends tire watch
ing his advent to the city.
Go to Bob Greer's mt your
timothy, clover and tare seed.
Winter stock ofllamilton
Brown boots anH shoes now coming
on at Bryan LaidlW Cash Co. Store.
e buy cheap, sell a Tieap and rest
Sundays. See' our newy Standard
patterns and new prices.
Three disciples of Pythiauism
and one Uuthbone Sister, ail of
this county, have embarked on the
sea of matrimony within the last
week. There is now some talk of
the K. of P. and liathbone Sisters'
lodges of Forest Grove consolidat
ing the chairs.
Just received, fresh from the
factory, the fittest Line of umbrellas
ever shipped toNins market. If it
rains come injjflt don't come any
way. Our prices will surprise you.
Bryan Laidjaw Co.
Senator J. H. Mitchell, who
has been amongst the settlers in
the noted quadrant section, was
given a reception at Forest Grove
Monday evening. The exercises
vere held at college auditorium,
where the senator made an extem
pore address to ids many admirers.
Mayor S. Hughes presided with
his usual good humor and cheer.
H. Wehrung & Sons' prices on
clothing and dry goods are O. K.
No trouble to show goods.
A forest fire of no mean dimen
sions is reported in the Cornell road
mountains. Considerable wood is
being burned and other property
menaced.
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.
Pioneer HarnessM,ASIi
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 15 ERST, Prop
Beef, Mutton, Yeal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Highest : Market : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep : and : Hogs
Cash Paid for Poultry.
A A Morrill
J B Wiley
R. C Goodwin
John Heisler
John Westiiigliouse
W G Cole
: aura Westiiigliouse . . .
Wm Pointer
W N Barrett
Win !:pencer
Grace McMillian
Eva Barngrower
Geo C Day
Joseph Daniels
Viola fcrink
Louis Lungdrone
Wilda C Furceson
Wilheluia Lursman
John Winters
Philip linker
F C Varaer
H H Eyman
Albert Voss
MJ Gardner
W M Davis
h K Adams
E P Wells
A A Phillips
J W Hartrampf
J I Knight
W W Annans
John Wilcox
Ella Patton
Mrs James Lee
Joseph Patten. ........
W D BradlorU
Elizabeth Lee
James Booth
Mary ruxon
H W Scott
Mary P.ooth
L Shogren
T K Cornelius
Harry Hall
Jtosa Loo
J E Young
E U ltajtoy
John Winters
A 8 Vaughn
.1 N Heed
M K Chase
C Kosmr
L Winter
J C Carter
11 L Smock
Harry Uoland....-
II I) Leo
Wm Calkins
A Vost
J C Her
J H HuflhiKtim
Muud Uiillington
F A Olds
Or Hickard
Wm Shultz
S J Earhiu t
1) O Olds
John Chapmun
J (I (iustin
Wm Smith
H () Hayes
Sadie (ollett
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MAIN STREET,
HILLSBORO,
OREGON.
Very I!
RUPTURE
Instantly Relieved
and Permanently
CURED
WITHOUT
Knife or Operation.
Treatment Absolutely Painless
CURE EFFECTED
From .Three to Six Weeks.
WRITE FOR TERMS
THE 0. E. MILLER CO.
Offices: Booms 706-707 , Marquam minding,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
CHOICE LANDS.
. FOR SALE!
Any one desiring to purchase a Farm
or Town Property will do well to . .
READ - THIS - LIST.
Here are Bonie
hoice Properties
Which are Offered
Cheap :-: Cheap
For particulars enquire at this office.
No 1 io ncrps, adjoining city limits,
HUiowulk within nno block of property.
Hi twre.s cleared, linest quality of bottom
land, 4 acres bench, tine site for building
purposes, some timber on same. Will
.sell in a bmly for &KHI0 part down, bal
ance on time to suit purchaser. Or will
subdivide so as to uive part cleared bot
tom und part bench, in plats from 2 to 5
acres, at 5123 per acre. Hero is a chance
for a good neat little liome which can be
made self sustaining Investigate before
some one gets it. On the market for a
short time only.
No 2 10 acres, half cleared, 1 lu re ben
vtmlum. rest slashed and sown to grass,
ni) buildings, goes forjfijj per acre. With
in two miles of llillsuoro. Terms, jjUOO
down, balance in S years at 10 per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which above is a
part, at same price per acre, including 15
wires of beaverdam and swail cleared. J
Xo 3 128 aerea, highway running
through center of place, SO acres in culti
vation; 2 iuu-ps in orchard, apples, pears
and plums; 6 room house; log barn, good
well of water; iiO acresof lieuverdaui, easy
to put in cultivation; ulaee well watered
by springs and creek; 100 acres under
lence; 1J miles from post olliee, daily
mail; 1 mile from Bchool house and nix
miles north of Hillsboro. Goes cheap for
t'ush.
' Mo 4 A good eornerloton Main and
Third streets. 75x170, with Rood building
thei-oon.suilableforany kind of business,
Hiid in excellent repair, will go at a bar
gain for rash. Part payment and balanoe
on long tinio with security.
No s u acres; half cleared,balance in
grass, Good house of four rooms; good
burn ud outbuildings. Fine orchard of
50 trees and various other small fruits.
150 chickens. 50 ducks, l -horse wagon,
a sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifer
1 horse and farm implements. Every
thing goes for $650, cash in haud.
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