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tin Only Demoertie Paper in WUHJI, potatoes in the spring
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BY
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Oiw year, 11.03.
Six months AO rente.
Throe months 36 cent.
Enteral at the Post-office at Hillsboro,
Oregon, Second-clas mail matter.
THURSDAY. NOV. 28. 1895.
Sbnatou Mitchell wants the
tXie;tnigu;in canal built whether or
1110, the recent report of ita imprac
ticability notwithstanding. Sena
:; lor Mitchell is somewhat of a di
plomat ns well as a politician.
; (!er ainlv, it should Ui built.
The citizens of the "United States
lmveever held France in grateful
' ti em for npsislance rendered when
the colonies were trying to tear
awty from : Ihe mother country.
.As a matter of fact, Cuba is as
, liailly governed, as outrageously
, taxed and grossly abused by Spain
as ever were the colonies by Great
- Britain and it is hard for the aver
age American to subdue his natural
sympathies toward the little island
' below us. Still, it must be remerrj
v bered that France's alliance with
; the colonists was pretty much of a
-war measure, as Britain was that
country's strongest enemy, and bel
ligerency had for many years ob
tained between the two countries.
Again. Francf, too, had posses
sions on this continent which sore
ly would have been menaced had
England suppressed the uprising
of her then subjects. All these
things must be considered and
placet! in their proper places before
the comparison becomes so strong
that it is deemed expedient to as
sist Cuba.
"Economy" again comes out in
last week's Independent and gives
boitib miraculous fieures, at the
same time objecting quite seriously
to the statements made two weeks
ago in The Abqds. If Economy is
figuring on the possibility of getting
the city out its present indebtedness
inside of 20 years, he must use I
trifle more judgment in the valua
tion of the Light and Water plant.
This valuation he places at
$30,000. which, to say the least, is
perhaps on a par with all his men
tal cogitations. This is where The
Abous disagre s with Economy, and
insists that he is in cross error of
estimation. If the tenor of ''Econ
omy's" mathematics throughout
are on a par with the water and
Light valuation, his judgment as
an economic advisor is quite worth
less. The Abgcs, when it stated
that the city could get out of debt
. at the end of eleven or twelve years,
without raising the tax levy, and
have the city hall and water plant
as assets, took into, considt ration,
reasonably, the sum for which the
company's interest in the Water
and Li sih t plant could be purchased
at six years hence. Under the con-
" tract Hillsboro has an absolute
-. interest of $10,000 in the plant, hut
. The Akgus did not calcuato that
the city would have to pay $20,000
more, with interest on the same for
many years. Neither will it, "Econ
omy" to the contray notwithstand
ing. .Doubtless this valuation isonc
of "Economy's" antique jokes, as no
one thinks he has any stock in the
plant on which he sets so 1igh a
t price.
COUNTY HEWS
CENTERVILLE.
f The infant daughter of August Tews
is very ill with stomach complaint. It
is not expected to live.
Sam Moon killed eight hogs Tuesday
four of which he took to Hillsboro.
Wm. Macklin and Ora and Harry Cook
killed 15 ducks on M. Wren's Lake,
which they have rented for the shooting
season.
Preparations are being marie for a
Xmas tree at the school house. Get your
quarters ready boys, the ladies will be
after yon in a few days.
The question for debate Wednesday
evening was: Resolved that Lincoln was
of greater benefit to his countrv than
Washington. The chief disputants be
ing Mrs. Dorrien, affirmative, and J T
Dorrien negative.
Asberry Knrts, of Cedarmill, was do
ing business in this vicinity Monday.
SOUTH TUALATIN.
' John Simpson jr bat joined the Farm'
' Ington Brass and String Band which Ti,V iii. J """""? 01
v s!b!17of"HTfcrthe Xtj0
;.ofMr wall of Hillsboro. ! his waist fell down a smarembankment
Chas Johnson, the bridge contractor and fractured his thigh bone about mid
ia expected home from Dilley this week way between the knee and hip. A -sur-
where has been for the last few week's
putting in bridge.
Mr and Mrs Simpson spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrs I Stewart.
an TnTimlt
in planting potatoes in the fall to have
A letter was received this week from
Tim Edwards, formerly of this place
but who joined thetavalry troop at Walla
Walla. He is well pleased with his pres
ent quarters.
FROM PHILLIPS.
Some of the fanners have begun
their
fall plowing.. j
There was election of officers in the
Rock Greek Literary Societjr last Mon
day eveninir. The following officers
were elected: Chas Hanson, President;
John Bower, Vice President; Anna Lus
ter, Secretary; Bstella Forrest, Treasurer;
John Fuegy, Marshal; E M Frauti, Edi
tor; Mrs Eliza Hanson, Editress.
There was a surprise party at the resi
d nee of Henry Bower last Saturday even
ing. Miss Katie will go to Portland in
a few days. Her many friends are sorry
of her departure. .
We understand that John Beal of Gales'
Sour, is to assist the Bethany Orchestra
al.
at.
in plaving at the ball in Scappoose
Thanksgiving. Mr Beal is a natural
musician and music isappreciated by all.
Patrick Byrns is home from the hos
pital at Portland, and will stay at Chas
Hanson's for a week or ten days.
SCHOLLS.
Mrs S A Little returned to her home
at Laurel this week after several week's
visit at Scholls.
Miss Cora Spidell went to Portland
Wednesday to spend several weeks.
S W Seely did business in Hillsboro
Satutday.
Prof Jesse Emmel of Kinton was a vis
itor at Mt Side Sunday.
Harry Flint, our Taxidermist, is kept
busy by our local sports, mounting
Chinese pheasants.
Mrs E E Brooks of Mt Side was the
guest of Mrs S B Laurence Monday.
Mrs Marv Ikerd and Mrs Lollerof Port'
land visited friends in Scholls the first
of the week, and Mrs Candle of Portlana
is the guest of Mrs Snieltzer.
Mrs Dolly Cromwell is visiting her sis
ter at Reedville this week.
Calvin Jack of Farmington was in town
Friday.
Messrs Rowell and Funda did business
in Portland Saturday.
T I Wailan and family returned Sun
day from an extended visit in the city.
Mr Edwards and wife of Tillamook,
have moved into one of S W Seely's
houses, for the winter.
Mr J A Sutherland went to McMinn
ville Saturday to remain an indefinite
time.
Tom Sutton has taken a contract of
loetrine for the winter. He has a num
ber of men cutting timber on Mr Hunt's
land at present.
Distemoer is prevalent among the
horses of this vicinity.
The new Evangelical church is being
built on a piece of land donated by Geo
Groneroffhis farm and is progressing
nicely. Mr Halsey of Portland is the
carpenter.
Married, Nov ay, Mr Geo Groner and
Mrs Estella Hanley, both of Scholls.
W W Trusdale has sold his farm to C
Hese, consideration f6oo.
The musical concert given by the Mo
zart Singing Society (assisted by Mr
French)last Sunday evening was well
attended and duly appreciated by the
audience. Another concert will be giv
en under the instruction of Prof French
which will be announced later.
CORNELIUS.
Our city dads passed an ordinance to
build a city hall. We wonder will they
build it?
C M Johnson has lets of turkeys on
hand for Thanksgiving.
Tom Cornelius is doing some more
road work this week.
Lee and son and the Firnedenthal
boys returned last Saturday from Tilla
mook. They report plenty of ducks on
the coast.
E S McNutt made a business trip to
Portland Monday.
F S Bitners will start for SanFrancisco
Thursday on a pleasure trip. He- will
go by water.
Jeif Harris and Sam Gilpin, of Forest
Grove, were in town last Saturday.
Jap Reeves shipped a car load of straw
to Portland this week.
A A Phillips has a very sick child
with lung fever.
C M Johnson and A B Lewis did busi
ness at Hillsboro last Monday.
Len Walker, of Gaston, was in the
city Monday.
BEAVERTON.
The literary society was as successful
as ever last Saturday night as there was
an excellent program and the question
was well debated. The public is invited
to attend and take part.
Three little strangers have come to
town this week to be cared for by kind
and loving parents for they are too small
to care for themselves. Among them is
a boy weighing pounds born to the
wife of Joseph Livengood of North Yam
hill but at present stopping in Beaverton.
Mr and Mrs Squires, of Greenville,
passed through Beaverton Tuesday en
route for Portland with a load of Thanks
giving turkeys which they will dispose
of before returning home.
ProfThomas Folkenbnrg.of Holbrook,
gives music lessons on the violin every
Sunday in Beaverton and has good suc
cess with his students.
There has been some very good work
done on some of our street which much
improves their looks.
Otis Kellv has moved into the Parkrr
house which has been vacant for some
time and now things look brighter than
usual about the place as we cannot look
at an empty house with any degree of
interest.
Many are in favor of a public Xmas
11 iui year su mi can enjoy tne nara
times with as much pleasure as possible
and brighten up life for the little ones as
well but some object on the ground that
11 win nave 10 ue conouciea in tne
hall instead of in one of the churches.
The little son of Peter J Kaufman of
P2 1 . 1. r
geon was called from Beaverton and Xht
Fracture put in place and the little fellow
ts now resting very easily, on his little
bed, Where he will have to remain for
the uett month.
as a
Circuit Court.
KOKEMBKR TERM.
Confirmation of sales by sheriff
on foredceare:
First National Bank of Hillsboro
v ft B Markle et al.
Robt Iiflbri vs G B Markle et al.
First National Bank of Hillsboro
v G W Hart et al.
Albert Kpperley v A H Bond et
al.
John Shute v Theresa Maliti et
al.
N
Elias Newton v John Bohart et
V A Goodin v Lillian Stevens et
Patrick J Roddy v Solomon Km-:
erick, judgment by default.
M J Summons v E H Maliti et
al, $519.75.
McMinnville National bank v A
L McLeod etal $2,031.81 and $160
attornev fee and costs.
W C Puffer v C K Jackson $77
and costs and order made to sell
realty attached.
C Hare v Henrv Wilkins $28
costs, etc, and order made to issue
execution.
V Brownson vJP Looney et al
$938 and execution ordered issued
on real property.
Wm L.rta v V s fearson
and
Ex-
W T Bux.on $103 and costs.
ecution to issue.
Lot Vogel v A F Kruger.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
..3f
--Forest Grove talks of having a
bloomer ball during the holidays
No doubt they will have a bloom
ing good time.
A Mr. Kobb, who lives near
Forest Grove, severely cut hi
thumb while splitting wood the
other day.
O. R. Downs is boring the well
for the new water works at the Col
lege city.
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.: DRUG :: STORE :
(Next Door Bryan-Laidlaw Co.)
Main Street, Hillsboro.
A fine line of Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Conilw, Perfumes, Patent MtHlk'Ines
and special uttentiuii given
to Quality and Avrurney. '
Notice for Publication.
I.asd Omi at Obkuon City. Or. I
Hov. n, lsstft. I
OTIOE is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler tins niea nonce oi
her intention to make tinal proof in sup
port ot hw claim, ami timt "am proof win
he made before the County Clerk of Wash
Ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
IHf.ZS, I sew, vis;
Julia Ann Beard,
(widow of P. 8. Beard, deceased)
H. E. No. 8472, for the Uto fl and 7 of See
ST 1 N 113 W and K tfofS K Seel T 2
N R 4 W.
She iiHioea the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, vis:
O. T. Hollister, of Greenville, Oregon.
W. J. K. Reads,
1). West,
. Phipps, " "
S4-0 IIohkrt A. Mn.Lis, Register.
Notice For Publication.
Lasd Orrtct at Oasnos City, Oa.l
Aug. IS, vmJ
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow-ine-named
settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make flnnl proof in support of
his claim, ami that sum proot win ne
made before the Register and Hecelver
U. 8. Land Otlice. at Oregon City, Oregon,
on December 20, 1S3, vis :
Fred Burardorfer.
(one of the heirt-at-law of John Burgdor-
ler, deceased)
H. E. No. 7840 for the 8 N W d N
4 s w ot see. 14, i a n it svy.
Me names ine louowing witnesses h ,
nrove
his continuous residence unon and
1'iiltiviitiiiii nf said land, viz:
Olave Johnson, Charles Mason, Ambrose
Cox and Ulissa L. Crrecy, all of Dixie,
Washington county, Oregon,
34-6 Robkbt A. Mim.kr, Reijister
Notice for Publication.
Land Orrica at Obixion Citv, Ou.i
Aug. in, lfi.f
NOTICE is hereby given Unit the following-named
settler has tiled notice of
hid intention to make tinal proof in siiji-
Mirtot his claim, ana unit sum prooi win
e made before the Register and Receiver
U. 8. Uind Olllce at Oregon City, Ore., on
December 20, l0, vim:
Fred Bnrsrdorfer,
II K. No. "841, for the N i of N E Vt and
N V, of N W of Sec 14, T 3 N K 8 W.
He names the following witnesses to
orove his continuous resilience upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz:
Olave Johnson, Charles Mason, Ambrose
Cox and lllissu I,, creecy, an 01 Dixie,
Washington county, Oregon,
a-4-tj Roufst A. Mii.lkii, Register
Notice for Publication.
I.ASII OfKIOK AT ORItOOM ClTV.Oa.l
Nov. 11, lMt.).f
NOTICE is hereby given tliatlue following-named
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make li mil proof in suj
iiort of bis claim, and that said proof will
be made belore the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Or., on Dec.
53, 1895, viz:
Mike Gcuzrr,
H. K. Xo. 77'JU, lor the N K Sec 21 T 3 X
R 4 W.
He mimes the following witnusse to
prove Ins continuous residence upon aim
cultivation of said bind, viz:
Fred Woll, John Huna, J0I111 llailliu unu
Joseph Kreb, all of liuxtou, tlivgou.
liotiKHT A. ailu.r.H, iicgisier.
Notice for Publication,
I.ASU Ofkick at Or.r.ooN City, Ok.)
Jiov. II, IWli.)
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler hits tiled notice of
his inleiition to make tinal proot in viiji
port of his claim, and I hut suit! proof will
c made belore the County Cltm 01 usn-
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
December 'J3, 15, viz:
Weorge H. Geisel,
H. K. Xo. 8241. for the W U8W bee. 24
T2K Kungea W.
lie names tne lonownig witnesses 10
Drove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz .
It. It. Collins and b. rsmitli or f ir, Oregon,
and H. Krost and Y. Wilson, of Uales
Creek, Oregon.
94-6 KOIIKRT A. .-UII.LRU ucgister,
Notice for Publication.
Land Orrica at Okeook Citt, Ob.)
Nov. 11. 18M5.f
NOTICK is herebv given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make tinal proot in sup
iiort of his claim, and that said proof will
be muilf before the County Olcrk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Dec. 21, I8U3, viz:
Weinel Reihter,
H. E. No. 7758, for the 8 E 'A S E X,Secl0,
K i, N E 4 and N E K 8 Hec 15 T 3
N.Tt 4 W.
lie numes the following witnesses to
urove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John Baillie, of Buxton, Oregon.
John Bima, " "
MikeOenser,
Martin unikard,
84-6 Robkrt A. Miller, Register.
New Shop!
Blackamithing ft Horseslioeing.
W. A. FINNEY, Prop.
Shop on 3rd street next door to the
L W House woodwork shop.
tfT CHARGES REASON ABLE.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE OF SALE
of real estate.
J II lilt? ja.asitvj UOUI V VS Va IMHV V vtVQva
for Mullnoniah county.
In the matter of the estate of I
Augustus Roberts, deceased, f
NOTICE is hereby given that by au
thority of an order of sale made and
entered in said estate by order of said
court, dated October 16, 1H95, 1 will sell at
private sale, to the highest bidder, from
and after the 15th day of November, 1895,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. 111., at the front
door of the court house in the city of Port
land, Multnomah county. Oregon, the fol
lowing described real pruerty :
The east half of the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section thirty
ihree (3H) in township one (1) south of
range one (1) west of Willamette meridian,
situated in Washington county, State of
Oregon, containing twenty (20) acres.
Lots nnn-bered twenty-seven (27) and
twenty-eight (28) in Tobasco addition to
the City of Portland, in Multnomah coun
ty. State of Oregon.
i ne terms 01 sate are casn, uniieti staies
gold coin.
Robkrt E. Cahf,
81-6
Executor of said estate.
TO RENT. A large cottage with three
lots in North side addition at $5 per
month. Enquire at this otrlce.
TO RENT. A nice little cottage within
one block nf the business part of town
at $7 er month : Enqure at this "fflos or
ofW.EThorne
SOCIETIES,
fk Phienlx Lodge No 84. K of P meets'
V3t on Monday evening oi eaen wee
in Masonic hall.
Phonecla Temple No 10 meets on the sec
ond and fourth Friday or each month
in I () K hull.
Montemima Lodge No f0 I O O
K meet every Wednesday ev-
'-, ening in meirnuii.
lllllMlxiro Rebekah Lodge No M meet in
Odd Fellows' hull on tho tlrfrd Saturday
of eui'h month.
Tiinlitv liodire No A K A M
meet every roiiiiitiiiy nigm r
alter full moon of cat-It montli.
, UlllHlxmi Lodge NotU A O U w
tnrct every amnim aim lounu
Friday in each month.
' anlilngtoii Kneanipmeot No 24 I
O O Y meets on hcooih! and fourth
Friday of each month.
arav. iiiii.Uiro 1-odir No 17 I O (1 T meet
St in Orange hall every Saturday
a evening.
lllllalmro Grange No 73 P of '1 meet
2nd ami 4th Saturday al k ui.
Viola Tent, No IS, K O T M. meets in Odd
Fellows' Hall on Second and Fourth
Thumday evenings ot each month.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Washington oouuty.
Nelsena Paul, Plaintiff.)
vs, Numinous.
Charles Paul, Defendant.)
To Charles Paul, the above named de
fendant.
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE Or
A Oreaon. vou are hereby required to
Htinnur and answer the comulaint til
Himhist vou in the above entitled suit, in
the above entitled court, by Monday the
25th day of November, 189 s the same being
on t he first day of the next term of court,
following lis biuxessive weeks of publica
li,,., Iinranf. and if vou fail so tn answer.
for want thereof, the pluintilf will apply
to the court for the relief prayed for in the
, ii, h..ln lll.l to-wil -
I'Yr a de
cree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
rr" ........ .i... ..r
hHrntol'iire existing- between nlumtin mid
defendant, and for such other and furl her
rlir iiu to tli court shall seem meet.
This summons is published by order of
Hon. H. K. Mcliinii, liidge 01 ine circuit
court of the Mate of Oregon, for the fourth
judicial district.
Dated October 9, 1HM.
Fl.lttlKI. A Ntanisi.awhky,
2(1-6 Attorneys for ulaintilf.
Notice of Final Settlement.
"M'OTIPE 1h hereby iriven that the un-
i.1 tlerMlgneil aiminisiruiri. 01 ine ro
tate of l-'rauk O. Hheldon, deceased, lias
tiled her tinal neeount an adii.inistrntrlx
of said estate In the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Washington county,
and said Court has apmiiited Monday,
tho lllh day of November, 18U5, at the
courthouse in Hillsboro, id the hour of
ten o'clock a. 111. of said day as the time
and place for hearing objections to such
tinal account ami ine 11 mu seitieiimiu ui
said estate.
Emma Shrliion,
Administratrix of the estate of Frank O.
Sheldon, deceased.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 10th day
of October, 189.',.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS.
VTOTKIle ia herubv aiven that the last
11 will and testaiiieiit of John Kay has
Iwen duly admitted to probate by the
i-cmitv iMiort of the State of Oreuon, Coun
ty ol asliiiiKton, and tnat tne untit-r-Amwil
liae been duly appointed as exemi
turs. uf aiiid will, and have duly qualified
and entered upou the diiicharire of their
clutiev All persons, therefore, liaviiiK
olitinia iiiriniisL Huid etate are requested
and required to present them with the
proper vouchers, to the undersiiineu, ai
the law ottieeof 8. 1). Huston in Hillsboro,
Oregon, within six mouts from date.
Dated ut llillaboro this October 10, 1805.
Al.taT J. 1VAY,
Milton Kat,
Hiatu It. Kat.
ICxecutors of the lust will and testament of
John kay, deceased.
Administrator's Notice.
XTotice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed ad
niiuistratur of the estate of W. A. Porter,
deceased, by the County Court of Wash
ington county. Oiegon. and has duly
qualified as sueb administrator. All per.
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same to me
at the law otnceofS. B. Huston, in Hills
boro, with proper vouchers within six
months from this date.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 20th day
of Sept., 181)5. John M. all.
Administrator of the estate of W. A. Por
ter, deceased. 27-B
Notice to Bridge Builders.
There will be let to the lowest bidder on
November 7, 1H95, at 11 :00 o 'clock a. m., at
the office of the County Judge of Washing
ton county, Oregon, a contract for the con
struction of a bridge across Bcogglns creek,
near the residence ot Lewis Wilcox. Spec
ideations may be seen at the office of the
County clerk on or after November 6. 1H95.
Bids to be sealed and the court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Dated this
ifiird day of November, 1805.
By order of Commissioners' court,
B. I. CoaskLius, County Judge.
1"V1U muIa nr rent.
the property of H
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mouth. Enquire of L V Berckiuoea.
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I. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Cenl. Pa AfceW
256 Morrison Stmt.
M2:
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
THKEE COI.1-KOB COl'HBKS
... Classical, Scientific, Literary.
UIK ACADEMY prepares for College and gives a tUMgh Eng.
lish Kducalion; the U-st pepar.Uion for Teach.ng or HnUw.
All expenses very low. Board and rooms at the La.l.V'
Hall, -f3 to !f4 per weea, iiiciiiumg ..v " '
-n, Dumiitorv. under
1 r,l mill rnoiii at
woiu in private families. '2.50 and up aids. Mi
.!.. w,mu inn) hoard iheniH'lvi-H at n total
h exceed ll.Wwr week. The fall tern, begins Heptem-
ber 18. For full particulars address,
thoiias McClelland,
Forest drove, Oregon-
Don't k a Vsm S
Until
Coast Cmri.iges and Buggie. Dpcf CW Epllt H
are beM value lir least money,
Distii.unt on Priivs hut no
Discount on llie (loods.
I'urtimtars of Willinms Brts., Hillsboro, Ore.,
or M. M. IaviH, .Vssinnee Const Carriage & Wagon Co., Corvallis, Ore.
W. T. Andrews, President. ' I). W.Dorraiice, Secretary
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
(tucorHirateil JuiieK, 1896.)
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN " f -
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAINDAI.R, OREGON.
L.
Fine
GEORGE R. BAGLEY,
ATTOUN E Y-AT-LA W.
00m 1 A- 2, Shutc Illot k, overtircor'a.
HILLSBORO, ; , OREGON.
Local AR-Hit lli yal Incurai.t-e Cmn iiry
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyancing.
Rooms U A 7 Morgan lllk., Ilillidmro. Ore.
S. B. HUSTON,
ATTOIt N E Y-AT-LA W,
a xo
NOTARY PUBLIC.
UooiuS Union Block, HllUboro,Ore.
BARRETT 4 ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Itooina 0 and 7 Central Block,
Hillsboro, Or
tTh. TONGUE,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW,
In Morgan block, 1
Ulllaboro, OrMS. j
, !
W. D.W0OD, M. D. i
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, !
Office In Ckenette Row. Reldeae
corner First and Main atrseU, Hlllabot, !
Oregon.
S. T. LINKLATCR, M.B.C.M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office at Residence Hast of Court House,
c,
B. BOWN,
D
ENTLST,
HIUJIBORO, OREGON.
GOLD CROWN and RRIDfJEworka
specialty. ALL WORK (Juaronteed.
Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan Block.
Okkhib Houna: From 8 a. m. to 4. r, M.
V. A. BAtLBT, M.B. V. I. BAILBT,
DRS. F. A. AND F. J. BAILEY,
Physician, Surgeons and Accouchers,
Office) in HUlaboro Pharmatrr. Real.
denca aoutn-west oorner Bajellne and
Beeotid. AU calls promptly attended day
r night
JAMS PfflLUTPl TAMUSII, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Burgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation In French or English. Office
and residence south of Main near 3d at..
Ulllaboro, Or.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Oonveyanoing and flu map work a
peeialty.
Liindaay Week, two door north 0 the
fxwtofflo. Hoeondst,, Hillsboro, Or.
Cor. 2d i Wash'lcD
J J. NORTHRUP,
Nfw1 V Ftirnirif1
new IV " ui llisucu
and RenOVateCl.
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. . . .
ANDERSON ft TUPPER,
(SuccB.)r to C R Mead) ,
EXPRESS!
Makes regular trips to Portland on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. All business entrusted tn him
arill la ravrtiai titl w anrl itt 1 1 r mitt A,.
to. Freight and express rates reasonable.
or at The A rocs.
u uiuuii null mill, ,pr II Mmsini I,
excellent inannitenitnt, lur-
2.'2'!i ver
week. Hoard and
Many stu-
1 1 cost not
vow have seen a Const
, Sttel (ienr
It Wagon Co.
anu'fd. hy Coast Carnage rV
w-. w
V. BERCKMOIS,
.. Watchmaker and Jeweler, ..
ieitmil Klrtct, lllllNl'oro, Oregon.
WATCHES
CLOCKS
JEWELRY
SPECTACLES ETC.
and Com nitrated Watch Repairing1
Sat isfai'l ion (iiuiriiiiti'cil.
' Notary Public. . .
Loans Oillcctions
F1R1C - AND. .ACCIDENT
! : INSURANCE. :
J. I. KNIGHT.
K. MrNKII., I!ec vir. J r
TO THE f
EAST
... (Jives tlie choice of
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ROU T E S
Northern llv. - fadfir, llv.
SPOKANE
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(it'iit'i'iil Vire liixuruui'ti uilil 1 .011 11 Itroker,
I
1 HILLSBORO,'., ,v ORKGON.V
JVERJ
ATT
MINNEAPOLIS
Attn
ST PAUL
OMAHA'
A Nil
KANSAS CITY
LOW RATES TO ALL
KASTKRN C1T1KS
Ocean Steavitrn
Portland Every Five
Leave
Day
....FOR...,
SAN FRANCISCO
For full details call on or address:
W H HURIiBURT,
Oen'l Pass Agent Portland, Oregon
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX.
-roTICK is hereby given tliftl the last
I l wii 11 . , .,.,,,'? nf u.,,,7,1 J, uvar
t tin
ilrftil
has been duly admitted to probate by the
uoumy court ot the State 01 urogon, coun
ty of Washington, and that the under-
signed has been duly appointed as exeau
trlx, of said will, and has duly qualitleV
and entered upon the discharge nf her da
ties. All persons, therefore, havrfcg claim
against said estate are requested and pf
quirea to present them with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at the law
office of 8. B Huston in Hillsboro, Oregon,
within six months from date.
Dated at Hillsboro this October 10, 1SB6.
CllSlSTINIt M'.YKB.
Executrix of the last will and testament of
Rudolph Meyer, deceased.
Notice for Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dersigned has tiled bis final account
hh administrator of tho partnership estate
of Henry Deinmlnn, deceased, In the
County court of thn State of Orniron. for
1 Washington County, and that said Court
, hnll appointed Mondav. Dec. 0. 18U5. at the
n""r of 10 ' the time forbearing
,Mijci iioii 10 mien nuai ncoouin. ana ni
the aettlement thereof.
Kiivt-inn fJi-Miii MERirll.
Administrator of the partnership estate
of Henry Deniminn. deceased.
Dated at nuiaboro, Washington County,
Oregon, tills tlth day of Nov., 1HI.
NOTICE.
THE copartnership heretofore existing
between Cave A Finney, in theWack-
nmuning nusinoNS at lillisnoro, uroj
has this day been dissolved by ntui
consent. All those iudebted to the i
deralirned will nlnaa ImmadtatalT i
.1 -ill . . . 1 - . . . . i Mt
A '. .. I. .1 .1.
mm smite, wun eitner oi uia nrru, wnin
nut riirt.ltr fl.iluw ff
Datext this 30th day of October, MM. V
R. Cavb,
32-2
W. A.
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