The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, December 05, 1895, Image 2

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    THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
Th Only Dtaoeratie P tper iu Wuh
infftoo Ooanty.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
Hn ArjTB Publishiig Cwpujr.
mkwmrTioN mi cm.
SlngU oopv five eeMa.
On year, 1.00.
Mix moiubatiu enta.
Turwi month 35 canta.
Entered at the Post-office it Hillsboro,
Oregon, as Second-clus mail matter.
THURSDAY, DEC. 5. 1895.
-' The Pn'Milftit'ij Moae is being
eulijfft'tl to the usual fusilade of
rritk'iniu.- The nmspage watt lengthy
immiiikIi for the aiiintiiit of eonsfrrii
t'tn it cont,-ti-iel, hut as to boing
pngfHMtivtj it whs not, ami doulit-
t!ie futility of advising the le
pulilicans was retiopuizl when
working on th-iW'titntMit.
The young couple took the evening
i rain ior roniana wnere tney spent
their honeymoon.
Mr C S McNutt and Miss Julia Sess-
man were married, at Veraonia Thanks
giving day. They came out on last San-
day and will make their future home in
this city.
A A Phillips' children are slowly im
proving under the care of Dr Clark
Smith.
J R Miller did business in Hillsboro
Monday.
Sam Moon was in the city from Cen-
terville Monday.
I nr.Hmn. f irjn.v. ,.. :
w ...... um , w i nuiatAllvr, W3 111 UUt
town Monday on business.
Sam Gilpin and Jeff Harris, of the
wove, were m Cornelius Monday.
Mrs Fleming, accompanied by her
moiner ana aaugnter, lett lor U rants
Pass on Friday last.
I. D Lupien is on the sick list this
week.
Charley Johnson went to Portland
Monday on business.
We hear that H H Hendricks has pnt
his land back that has been in litigation
so long.
Sulwcrilie for The Argus and 1
get the news.
Administratrix's Notice.
NOTlCh is hereby given that the under
signed has been by the county court
ol Washington vounty, Oregon, appoint
ed administratrix de bonis nun of the estate
of Isaac Alexander, deceased, and has duly
quulitied as such. Alt persons having
claims against said estate are hereby no
tified to present the same to in with'prop
er vouchers at the law ollice of S. B. Hus
ton, in . Hillsboro, Oregon, within six
mouths from this date.
Dated at Hilliboro. llrpmiu thia mtl,
of September, 18!.
2u-o Jknnik A. Bknhau.
Administratrix de bonis lion.
UIMB COJSAGE OF
The free and unlimited coinage of
-iher, tiie product of American mines,
t the old ratio of 16 of silver to i of
;io!d, is the only solution of and
w DELTA
DRUG :: STORE :
(Next Door Bryan-Laidlaw Co.)
Main Street, . Hillsboro,
A fine line of Toilet Articles, TSruhes,
Coiiil, Prrfnimw, Patent Medicines
and special attention given
to Quality and Accuracy.
Notice for Publication.
Land Orru i at Urko.is Cut. Or.
Aov,
SOCIETIES.
Phumlx IHlge No Si, K of P met-ta
on mommy evening or each week
in Masonic hall.
rtioiievia Teuiplo Xo 10 mints on the sec
ond ami fourth Friday of each month
in I O OK hall.
Moutmunia Lodpe Xo So I O O
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
THKKK COIXKOE t'Ol'RBKS
Classical, Scientific, Literary.
F meet every Yediieadav ev.
-euing in ineirhall.
'.KiW A:AlKMY prepares for CVlle,o ami give-. Il.iu;gh Eng
ofeiuh mo.tth. j lisli huuentum; the hest ireiin'iitMn fw-lvaauUiiLiiWlUist'.
Timllly UxIko Xo C A F A M '
meet every Siituitliiv iiIkIH on or
after full moon ofeach month.
II IMUS f
mT OTICK is hereby given that the follow- Jl
iiig-nnniru seiner nus men notice of
'A- Hillslioro '..odn No tit A O V W
iiiiti every secoinl and fourth
Friday in each month.
her intention to make limil
IHirt of his claim, ami that said
n tmuli, luil.. ii ll,u f. ........ i..
'Kivin K,iUuitv xiiusuoro, viregon on
Ihv. 'i, 1X15, vis:
is men notice of ja ,,,.
ill proof in sup- "x o ()
t said proof will
t l lerk ol Wash-1 .
iishlngton Km-ampmeot No 24 X
l O F moots on sutsiml ami t'oiirll.
Friday of each month.
Julia Ann Reard.
(widow of V !i. Heard, deceased)
. Hlllst-oro Lodite Xo 17 I OUT moot
) In Oriinco halt every Saturday
evening.
Henry Harris shipped a car load of
bay to Portland this week.
remedy for the disturbed and unsatis- ?T8T. MhV? & HifiH "KWnK L"
:actory condition of trade, manufac- NJ,U- ,
cure nnd general business of the coun- heTnii:at1ns,11c:,nC:,!:; , lh
nuu general UUStneSS Ot the COUn- Pl o' her continuous residenca upon and I
try. The surreptitious act of ,87 1. U Tn ZrnTL,,, '
hvorcing silver and gold in our mone-'.f,!!' I?eav!, ' "
Ueo Hancock is clerking for Charley! s-llll!'i ,vaS a crime Of untold Flupjis,
Fellows' Hall 011 Sec.inii llllll ll'lMll.tlt
j nursuay evenings 01 each tnontli
All exiieiiiieg very low, Hoanl and roonis nt the. Ladies
Hall, $3 to $4 per week, ineltnlinp electric light ttnd heat.
The College Dormitory, under excellent inanagenieiit, fur
nishea boaid uml room at 112 25 i r week. Ilntird and
room in private fatuilii's, !f2.')0 and npHuiils. Many ctu
dents rent ronitiH and board IheniKelves at a tdt.il eoot not
t exceed 1.. K) per week. The fall term begins SejiteiM a
ber 18. For full particulars udtlreHH,
thomas McClelland, ?
Forest drove, Oregon,
Ths Fifty-fnurth congresa con
"ventd Monday, with a republican
"miijority in the house. Thos. B.
U'--d was elected speaker and his
tory has repeated itself. If the
present congress can agree within
its majority there will le much re-
. ' jiiiblicau legislation adopted. In
lhe lower house; however, it is
likely to lie so unweildy that Reed
is liable to" have hi3 hands full.
The nation will now look for the
republican press to claim the bet
ter times as their very own, wheth
er legislation material be effected' or
not. Those who saw the hard
times approaching years' back- will
take these assertions for what they
are iorth and let them pass at
that.
The city ticket elected Monday
'is a good one, and will protect the
interest of the city in a trustworthy
manner. The defeated ticket was
also composed of good men and had
they been elected would have done
' good service. There has been some
comment as to what this council
will do this coming year, but The
! Anapa believes it will work to the
best interest of the whole town and
and ultimately find out just where
Hillsboro standsjust how much
' debt hovers over it, and exactly
what assets there are to place on the
ot her side of the ledger. Loose meth
ods are not the proper ones to pre-
' vail in a municipality, and no mat
' ter what has Ix-en done in the past it
is now incumbent to have all things
done in a legal manner. The city
according to its contract with the
promoter of the water and light
plant, has an absolute interest of
' $10,000 therein and it should be of
record at once, without delay. Ai
a city it should live up to its con
tract, and see that all parties to the
same dolikewiie. -
The propensity of human nature
tending to immorality is not ne
cessarily more developed in a ball
room than in other public or pri
vate places. That minds depraved
and vulgar exist in all walks of life
goes without saying, and a singular
proof is the most atrocious crime
' committed in the Emanuel Church
nt Si n Francisco last sj ring. Cer
tainly there are some . people who
make a ball room odious just as are
there beings who pollute church
edifices with their presence. A
divine in this city recently deliv
ered a sermon upon the evils of
dancing, and in his discourse used
pome very strong languuage, it re-
ports are true." It might be proper
to state that a person with immoral
tendencies will find a field for de
vilment, be it the ball room, the
church, going to or from, or the
privato home. It seems to us that
the moral aspect of fhe ball room
nnd dancing is more a matter of the
class of people that partake of the
. exercises, than in the exercises
themselves. As to the immorality
"which the divine claimed as emenat
' jng from dancing, in some instances
jt may be true. And equally as
t-ue wag the same condition in the
case of young Durrant in the church
'murders. It is simply a question
V a field for the employment of
flevrljsh natures.nature's which
exist iimll walks of human life.
.COWTY :TEAYS
this week as he is on the jury at Hills-
ooro.
A Contre and family, of Portland,
have been visitine relatives at this nlace
.1.. .
ior luc past weet.
R TJ and C S McNutt were up to
Xn,l. x u : II tir 1
iiunu itiuiuui vi eunesuay on oustness.
F F Pomeroy and John Clark left
w eanesaay tor Southern Oregon to look
ior goiu.
J H Alleu returned from Patton's Val
ley Monday.
Ed Fairchild was down from Gales'
Spur visiting with his parents over Sun-
aay.
C M Johnson visited wth Walt Marsh
last Sunday.
The S P Company are repairing the
old freight depot at this place. This is
a much needed improvement.
Our city council met in regular session
Monday night.
Robt Banks, from Greenville, was do
ing business in Cornelius on Tuesday.
FROM PHILLIPS.
All ot our people seemed to enjoy
themselves at the ball at Scappoose on
Thursday night. But some did not en
joy the ride going and coming.
Last week out literary society had the
honor of having Miss Lula Mann, who is
a teacher in the adjoining district, pres
ent. Through some misunderstanding John
t eal, of Gales' Spur, was not with our
band boys last Thursday night.
Patrick Byrns, who has been very ill
for some time, is a little better at this
writing.
BEAVERTON.
There was a birthday party given at
Cedar Mill, December 1. bv Mrs Wflltpra
in honor of her son Norman, who is now
passing nis nth year. Many friends
were invited and all had an eniovabie
time.
Mr Otis Youne, of Portland. Fundarrtt
in Beaverton
We understand that there is fn T. a
Xmas tree in town this vear. hut where
win oe ceieorated has not yet been
jcnmcu, uui 111s to oe noped that all
win uc pieasea.
An excellent program will be had at
the literary next Saturday night to
"""u " are inviiea. i ne violin will
be handled with skill bv Professor Fnl.
kenburg, who has kindly consented to
ossisi 111 cnieriauung tnose who may at
tend, also dialogues and songs, which
please the public in general, will com
plete the program after the debate is
closed.
The mask ball given last week was
well attended and the supper furnished
pronounced first class. The dance given
the night before the mask ball was well
attended with excellent music and order
and a supper fit for a king.
SOUTH TUALATIN.
liointRT A. Mn.i.m, Register,
Notice For Publication.
uugmtiulc. It was the rankest kinri
of tiass legislation in favor of the
wealthy against the producers of
veahh, and hostile, to the prosperity Um 0rr"'t AT 0rTL0,,H
0!' the United States. It was an act V?n'E is '"'"-'"ypiventimt the 'follow.
I ' "'R-iiuHmu sen lernas men notice of Im
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon
lor Washington comity.
Nelsena Pm.l,
vs.
Plaintiff.)
"liarles Paul, Dctemlaiit.J
Summons,
r. 1 . . f " "'fs
! treason oecausc done at the instance intention to make tinul proof in support of
- a European syndicate and for bribe
ToChai'les Pant tlm nluiv iiui.,..i .1..
ni!j frudnnt.
money, "giving aid and comfort to
our country's enemies." To shield
he guilty parties, the well authemi-
-stc-d f:'fis, often published, have been
vigorously' denied.
The Enquirer will continue to ex
pose this unpardonable crime until
his claim, and that said proof Vil be ! I;, 1UI' IsAMK TIIK SI'AI'K OK
made before the Kvjrister and Kei-eiverl K"'iJ',m tirv 1,eruy required to
U.lS. LandOttlce. at Oivrron I'i.v ir. Hl,l,.eilr d uuswer the complaint tiled
on December 20, KSSIo, viz; ' i Knst you 111 the above t-ntillid suit, in
Fred Hnnrdorfo... ,Vh" ri"" th
(01,0 of the l.eii.at-laiv of John Burgdor- on the lirst day of the next "of court
ter, deceased) following six mocessive weeks of publicii
H. h. No. 7840 for the S N W i and r 11011 hereof, and if you fail so to answer
WSW of See. H, T 3 N It SV. for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
Ho names the i'ollowinu wit.nnH i to the court for the rtiliif n raved for ii ip...
piovu 111s coiiniuious resilience upon uml cuiupiaini neriin 111011, to-w il : lt 11 do
't Buy 11
t Curriaues ai
tire best value for It-iist money;
1
Until you have seen a ('oust Steel (ienr
Manu'l'il. hy Coast CiirriiigeA- Viion (:,,,
Coast CurriKes and Hopple 4 r-s T74U t
Dir't'ount on Pricea but mi
Diticuiiiil mi the (inods.
riirticulnrn of Williiims llros., Hillsboro, Ore.,
or M. M. l)avi, Asnipnce Coant Curriiipe & Wiikoii Co., Corvtillin, Ore,
W. T. Andrews, Prvslilent.
l. W. Dominie, NeeMarv
cultivation of said land, viu
(Have Johnson, Charles Mason, Ambrose
Kobkrt A. Mim.kk, Hciister
sr.i ana justice are done the people Vi"x 1 llS!'tt t;ry, all of Dixie
'vtl.e Ml rMfnr,h,n f ;i I """B"' county, uregon
fid companionship with gold. We
need the assistance of the people in Notice for Publication.
Inseminating the truth, to which end Ukd OrrtdtTToneooN Citv, Or.,
ve invit.- all in your selection of pa- -rm-n-i.- .-" 1 v. Au- !K- m-
, vijj Y 01 Ith is hereby given that the follow-
: -WS tor the coming season to include mg-muueil settler has tiled notice of
1. . r .u . 1 a- "ls intention to make ti mil proof m sun-
tniiUirer, that COStS only $1.00 a nort ol his claim, and that, sal'l proof wi'll
tar. (issued twice a week ) 7, J, , , "V"'1 "1B uegisier una Keceiver
, , . . . . ' h- J'1""1 Offlce at Oregon City, Oris., on
Liberal commissions and cash re- Decembera). i8i, vUt
cree dissolving the bonds of niatrimonv
ncretoiore existing between plaintiff and
ileleiidant, and for such other and furl her
renei as 10 tne court shall seem meet.
1 nis summons is pulilishcd hv order of
11011. 11. tfj. .mcuiiiii, jiul);e of the circuit
V V- ' .il,IB0' uregon, lor tiiei f ourth
jmiieuu oisiricl. .
Dated October I), 1W.
Pl-KHKL A STAMNMWUKT,
2M Attorneys lor "laintitf.
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
t Incorporated June s, IWt.)
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. "T
- OREGON.
MOUNTAIMUI.E,
yards given to club raisers. Sample
copies free. Enquirer Company,
Cincinnati, O.
LEAOilie R&PEI
-mm
Fred Biirrdorfcr.
II h. No. 7m, for the X 14 of X K y. and
IN UofX of Sec 14, ftNltSW.
lie iinines the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residenea
cultivation of said land, viz:
Olave Johnson, Charles Maon. Ambrose
Cox and Ulissa I,. Creeey, all of Dixie,
Hashington county, Oregon.
0-0 , iiOJjKKT A. .uir.LKR. lleir star
OF THE
PACIFIC COAST
(VUKHtLlUS.
lit 1
r? wflt.lP,HWskro on busi.
Karrfejl, At tbt M R BaftonaRe last
,Wgf ' M 4:30, Mr fi A Clark and
Mrs J B Stewart was verv Bfreeh1v
surprised last Thursday evening by her
many friends comintr in on her ahoilfcR
a ciock. cards and dancing were in
dulged in till one o'clock when all went
home with manv expressions of having
enjoyed themselves.
Mr and Mrs SitnDsm snent vaa
night in Hillsboro with the latter', n.r.
ents, Mr and Mrs Chas Stewart.
The voune neonle nf in!. n.;.,t,k.
hood are very busv in crettitKr .
Christmas tree to be held in the school
house on Monday evening, December 23.
Miss Emma Tunison vii'i.l in wni.
boro, the guest of Mrs Red
Saturday, '
Mr and Mrs Stewart tnnt
Portland Sundav to see the fr,rn,ar.
brother, George, who is lying very low
at the St Vincent's Hospital.
Mr Oeden. of Farmi
shooting match last ThnrHa ti,.
shot for turkeys. Did not learn wh'o
carried off the prize.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Board, with or without rrnm
with use of bath. Charces moder
ate. In oui re of Mr M it m.,
one.
-For every $1.00 cash nilridmeA
of school supplies at The Delta
A fltft KtAHA ...... !11
...uB nunc vuu win receive one
sheet ot popular lnuHi'n. spl.nto,1
from a large assortment.
There is some talk of ortmni
ing an Athletic club in th's citv.
P. 8. Olsen lias
describing the team stolen from
nun at 1'ortland last Sunday night.
The Oregonian is makine nre-
raralions for an elahnrat Kr
Year's edition which Will nnntm'n
lecriptive matter relative to the
taie At large. Correspondents are
now preparing reviews of their re
spective localities.
. . iJ, (jilpin was in the
from Forest Grove to day.
":" 11. rinr, won id, neatest
THK I HIMNIl l.K hu nueutmlmi III Pulfls
.. ,1-:,. ii i am.ity, onliTiirliw anil ntws.
..... r. -, iii.;rsiiiu. Kxpurta r
o'i.ii sua mill n-llabl. Its Lornl Nowstka
f l- ml iici.-t. nn I It. Kiltli.rlali from th
.i"-i ,pim ilt ,.. country.
I H K !! iti M h m.k hsa.-il-vn.va urn, ami al.aya
HI iio. 1, 111 1 nn 1 f iismplmi ot ilia pi-snla aa
aas.Bal miiv,i -lailnns lltjtli-n. torpuralloiia. or
o.iiirr.iii!.i,i v inn ! It will hy liHleiH-niiaul
n .wcriHi(.K ii.-i.irai m nulblnf.
Notice for Publication.
Lasb Orririe at Oukoon Citt, Oh.i
I XOV II 1KII-, I
N011CK It hereby given thut the follow-ing-nemed
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to muke linal nroof in sntu
port of his cJaim, and that said proof will
be made before theCountv Clerk of Wash.
tngton county, ut Hillsboro, Or., 011 Dec.
i, IWir, six:
Mike Genzer,
He mimes the fultottinir witmssea t,.
pnve his continuous rt4KiflfIWA III1MI1 rtit. I
cultivation of said hind, vis:
Kred Wolf. John llinia, John Duillio and
Joseph Kreh, all of ISuxton, Oregon.
H-li JiOHV.KT A. M11.I.EK. lieirlHlr
Notice of Final Settlement.
N OTICK Is hereby (riven that the 1111
(lorsiinod ailiiiiinslrati-ix ol il .1.
tate of frank (. r'heldiiu, deceased, Iihh
tiled her final account us adii inistrutrix
of said estate in the Cotintv Court of the
mate or in ogon. tor Washington count v,
anil said Court has appointed Monday,
the llth day of November. IsikV ut tli
court hou?e in llillslioro, at the hour of
ton o'ciock a. 111. ot said day us tho time
and hluoe for honi iiur oiilnc'tions in sn..ii
Hnal account nnd the 11 mil settlement of
saui estate.
Kmma Hiifmion,
Administratrix of the estate of frank (1,
Sheldon, deceased.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 10th day
of October, 3
I PlRir!
filisjillii
Notice for Publication.
I.ANII OKKICK AT OlIMON f'lTV, Or.)
Nov 1 1 IHfi-, f
NOTICE js hereby given that the follow-)ng-iianied
settler has tiled notice of
01s niieiiiion to make final proof in up
port of his claim, ami that said proof will
be made Utfbre the Countv Clerk of Wash.
IllgtOII Cotintv. nt II Ulslum, (Ir.,,..,, .,
December 23, 1S!0, viz: 0
Georyc H. Geittel,
1 2 J Kange 5 W.
ue names tne following witnesses to I
move nis com unions resident' m,i m,.i
cultivation of said land. -vt.
11. 11. Collins 11 1 1 ( 1 i;. t-tniih or vr n,o..
and H. Frost anil V. Wilson, of Oalcs
Creek, Oregon.
04-9 IIoiiicrtA. Mii.i.eb ltearister.
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS.
VOTirii is hereby given that the last
1.1 will and testament of John Kay has
been duly admitted to probate by tho
county court of the State of Oregon, 'Coun
ty of Washington, and that the under
igned have been duly appointed a execu
tors, of said will, and have dulv qualilied
ami entered upou the discluirgii of their
duties. All persons, therefore, huving
claims against said estate are requested
and required to present them with the
proper vouchers, to the undersigned, at
the law ollice of 8. H. Huston in Hillsboro,
Oregon, within six monts from date.
Dated at Hillsboro this October 10, ISfW.
Mk J. Kat,
Milton Kay,
HtNAMlt. Kat,
hiecutors of the last will and testament of
John Kay, deceased.
T!i f'!irniitl Bu!tilli.;.
THE' DAILY
Uui, P. - raid.
Notice for Publication.
I-AND OrriL'K at Okkhok Citt, Or.I
'm' 11 IK11-, f .
KOIIC'h is herebv given that the folio w-ing-mimed
settler has tiled noti jo of
his intention to make final proof in sup-
nrirl. nf l.tu ..Iu!... .....I .u... r n
. ... ..... V.K111H, nn,i tunu riaiii (iiooi will
be maiie before the Cotintv Clerk nf Wash.
Inglon cnuntv at Hillsboro rimmm n
Dec. 23, 1895, Viz:
Weinel Beihter,
H. E. Xo. 77fi8. for the H K . 911 Sfn
K U, X K '4 and X JC ytV,y. ,Scc 16 T 3
. K 4 W. . I
He naii.es the follow
Drove his continuous resirlimi'M unm, ,n,,i
cultivation of said land, viz:
John Hnillie, of Buxtoe, Oregon.
John Bima, " '
MikeGenzer, n ,1
jiartin tiinkard, " o
IH-O Kobkrt A. Miller. Aeeister.
Administrator's Notice.
"VTotice is hereby given that the under
ll signed has been dulv appoiulcd ad
minislrator of the estate o'f W. A. Porter,
deceased, by the County Court of Wash
ington county, Oiegon, and has duly
qualilied as such administrator. All er
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same to me
at the law office of 8, B. Huston, in Hills
boro, with proper vouchers wiihin six
nonius irom tuis unce.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 20th day
of Sept., 189S. John M. Wall.
Administrator of the estate of W, A. Por
ter, deceased. 27-fl
L. V. BEBCKMOESj
.. WatcliH-.itkcr oiitl Jeweler, .,
Mi'oml Nlicet, . Hillsl'oi-o, Oi-egim,
WATCHES
CLOCKS
JEWELRY
SPECTACLES ETC.
Fine and Complicated Watch Repairing
H.itlsfnollon Uimraiitood,
GEORGE R. BAGLEY, I Notary Public. . .
ATTOK.NEY-AT-LAW.
omii 1 A 2, Slmto Block, over Urcor'N.
UII.USHOR.", OREGON.
Local Agent Ifiyitl Iiocin'i re ('iiir.pacy
SMITH & BOWMAN, '
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Cot.veyaneiiif,'.
Hoonntii 7 .Miii-gaii I',!k IHllsWo. Ore.
1 oans. Collections,
FIRIJ- AM). ACCIDENT
! : INSUKANCE. ;
J. I. KNIGHT.
Oi-neiiil I'iie lntmuict) nnd .,m troktr,
HILLSBORO, ORliOON.
Notice to Bridge Builder.
There will be let to the lowest bidder 011
November 7, 18)5, at It :0O o 'clock a. m., at
theoflice of the County Judge of Washing
ton county, Oregon, a contract for the con
struction of a bridge across 8cogglns creek,
near the residence ot Lewis Wilcox. Hpec.
ideations may be seen at the office of the
County clerk on oralter November 6, 1HU.".
Bids to be scaled and the court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Dated this
23rd day of November, IHfJ.i.
lly order of Commissioners' court,
B. 1'. CoRNKi.ms, County Judge.
I?OH sale or rent, the property of H
Unternahrer. Will rent at f l..')0 per I
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cornor First ruU Main streots, HiUoboro, via
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S. T. LINKLATER.M.B.C.M. ' MINNEAPOLIS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, AN
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W. A. KINNEY, Prop, fJ
wnop on dnl street next door to the
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&T CHARGES REASONABLE. Pullman
Sleeping Cars
C. B. BROWN,
JJICNTIST,
HIMjSnono, OREGON.
OOLU CROWN and URIDOK work a
spociiilty. ALL WORK (Jimrontood.
Rooms 1 and 2 Morunn Hlock.
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DRS.F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
rhysiciani, Surgeons and Accouchen.
Offlce In Hillsboro Pharmacy. Rest
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ni hi ProlPUy attended day
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Dining Cars
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'DAS' rRANOWCH C'A1
OF REAL ESTATE.
In the county court of the State of Oregon
for Multnomah county.
In the matter of the estate of I
Augustus Roberts, deceared. f
NOTICE is hereby given that by au
thority of an order of sale made and
entered in Baid estate by order of naid
court, dated October 16, 1895, I will null at
private sale, to the highest bidder, from
and alter the lath day of November, 1895,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in., at the front
door of the court house in the city of Port
land, Multnomah county. Oregon, the fol
lowing described real property;
The east half of the northoast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section thirty
three (Si) in township one (1) south of
ran ire one (1) west of willnmotin mori.ii.,,,
situated In Washington county. State of
wickuii, voiiiuioiiig twenty (zm acres.
Lots inuriiered twenty-seven (27) and
twenty-eight (28) in Tobasco addition to
the City oM'ortland, in Multnomah cotin
ty; State of Oregon.
The terms of sale are cash, United States
goJ? i101"' Robert E. Uakk,
81-5 Kxccutor of said estate.
JAMES PHILUPPE TAMIESIS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Paclflo Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. OfHoe
and residence south of Malu near 3d st..
Hillsboro, Or. '
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TO RLN f. A large cottage with three
lots in North side addition at $5 per
month. Eiiquira at this office.
TROUGH
CHICAGO
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PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON ADD ALL
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n f irvr-iiHMim ! annnM Aa.ihia aha
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WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
nveyanoing and fine map work a
Lindsay Bjook, two doors north ot the
poatoffice. Second at,, HllUboro, Or.
Cor. 2d d Wash'lon
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LOW ItATHa TO ALL
EASTERN CUT! ICS
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Leave Portland Every Five Ihyi
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SAN FRANCISCO
F.;r full tlelails call on or address:
W H JIURLBUBT,
au"'li''.Af'!"t Portland, Oregon,
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX
N wUiV?. 1iS.,lo.roby Kivtl"t the last
i7I h ," ' tei,,to,.( of Huoolph Mever
,LV0UAW he State ol' Oregon, coun
X, f.) !,,U. n"Kr',)nl u,ul that tl0 u.i.ler
tWx nf ''"Vr"''"'. appointed as excou.
a i ! d '(mi n,li i W'"' ,h"" lul.v qualified
an ei t, rod upon the discharge of her dn-
aKainAls'lrZ;;",:'!i''!!-
vo X, ' tST"1 ,1n,,,1 'th b pwi"r
offlr, nf N ?. n" I,mlP-iK'"'l. at the law
with n f 11,?tr" in InllBlwro, Oregon,
Hh in si months from dale.
Hated at Hillsboro this October 10, 1805.
nnoMh0,"-tuf
MoJ'er, deceased.
Notice for Final Settlement.
Newly Furnished ! t5
K and Renovated.
A first-class table nud ,
all acxonimodations
for the convenience
of guests. . , ,'
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Suoces-jr to 0 R Mead)
EXPRESS!
objectlona to . n." "., I0f "pn.r'nK
tbeHettlmtrnt tlmreof. "na lor
of Henrv . f ,thp rj"1-emhlp Stnte
tw . ye"riy,.l,,0lnrnln. decoased,
Dn ed at H llMboro, Washington Countv
' NOTICE. "
rPHE copartnershin heretofore existing
-- between ( avn A. Ti'in..n,, i ?Lflu?..Lv!f
W-to Portlaml on-' "11 lboro, Oregon.
Mondays. wo nnsrlnvM. im,t iuj ... i WW flay been i ixun ,7,1 k..
urdays. All bimliicss entrusted to him 1C W, w P'easo immediatnlv call
Leave orders with Aim,, or at lS?f"?S;' J)l4te1 tm 3(1111 day of October, im
: or at Thb Aitotra. . ' ; . u c..,-
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