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THE ARGUS
THUliSDAY, JAN. 23. 18.
Ei Fritl-ay of Foreat Grove was
on our vtreets Tuesday erf this week.
Horn, to the wife of U. y.
IliukH, Sunday, Jan. UUh, a daugh
ter. .
.
jj- WiwbidigUHi county isatWiuuliy
idding about 400 jxujjila to her
itwliool lint. -
Geo. Tanii(ieoncliU(led a very
uceeHsful tortn of bcW1 .Saturday
Jast, at Mountaiiulale.
The JJoita Drug Store w to
iiuvi dome new h1il-1 vi tig, counlerH,
etc., in the near future.
Oregon'sflnow did uot lawt long,
4ut failed like a mid-winter dream
Oregon again! the wmrW in.eM'imte.
As the holiday are ant, and
Kfe seeniB weary, just try the Bon
Ton shaving iwiorsfw- a niceclean
mhtive.
Mi so liertha Reilin&, wlnwe
parents live between Centerville
:and Greenville, liae been quite ill
for some time.
A. S. Dudley, for a long "time
a resident of hi? ouuuty, hae moved
o Knst Portland, where lie will re
side iu the future.
There wili he a big dance ill
he Ueavertou Hall on Fcbuary Vi,
JbW, and from all indications a
(grand time k to be hud.
Countable Annans vwited filler
"wood, Tucadny, and report the
.vnfer two feet over the wagon road
tat SelioU's Bridge, but the Htructurc;
secure.
(jet name f those periodical
mud magazines at the mA o&'ms
tore. Tliey are iaiHtn&cUive und
Ihelp U while awuy the long winter
evenings,
The Couwty CmitiirtMoiiere
convened Monday to again take up
the appointment of rond HHpervie ,
ors, finifih other work n-nd awake;
the tax levy.
W. C. Kirta, wbo for Jung
time kept a general merchandise
tore it Cedar MiM will hood leave
for an extended trip to Moutana
points.
. T). Meek, J. It. Mays, Tho
rn is Conind and J. V. Gondii) have
Imoii elected to represent the
Olunc republican lnb at tlte stale
convoiiiiiia of c'iiIih.
Fnrext (if ive in still working
4 1. 14 s deep water well, ami it conn
"froiH "Buck1' Myers thu-t tlwy imw
. oive.a W'-ll HH feet deep, in hiii
titt over I5lt leetmf --water.
(. T. 1 1. Winter, off IWtd Crovt-,
i foreman of itajuiry wWnsn ver
' -diet win firg d, which eauni'd
teuch a Kfiiatinn i the Circuit
K-ourt, wan in the city Tveday.
J'hc M. K. cliunnli li .lced
an cAt-Wie l'i;;kt in front of it vee
libtite. Thi ntalies a "decided iui
jiroveineiiVMnd illuminates the faces
y, uflthe ''woihng youth" at Uie dour
The eauntff rantained no Tosses
of hridgeH by reason of the recent
freshet.' This is good new. unds
the high water is loublles xiver for
the season, bridge eipwee wiW be
iower wus year than lat.
It is now stated that over me
thousand dollars has Wen euUscrib
ed to the new association in fact
floinothwig like $4 .WW wortlittftonk
bus iteeM taloen, and tine capital
etock will henlared at once.
The Gaston Co-Opera tiv Min
ing Company lias filed articles witli
the secretary oS -state, with incor
porators as follows; office at (las
ton: . W. Thompson, J. II. Hibbs
iand C. H, Peterson. Capital stock
10,000 in shares of 10 acJ. A
jgowl thing for Uastun.
-The ejcjilanatiMTOS-ani triwiina
tiwna, which will aispear from thta
kh in tue iwgoman, wntton bv
4 noemoers'mxuo last legiMiaiure.Ti'oin
1 will be interesting reading but this
I sort of woiik will not explain wny
;f tle stand and leliverP' policy of
i ithat -Mtrust body mi the Year of
,r Lord 1895.
3 -Hi'llsbors w wtoirt to lose one
'of its Jueini iiuen, but in person
s f'ionly. Mr. Brock has purchased
la half interest iu a drug slock at
""Jleppner'and wild leave iu a few
fit jy? t permanently take charge.
jrtt'h tore here will be under the
i, managatnent of : F. G. Mitchell,
t, Mr. and Mr, fltroek have mimy
' If "ends Iwee who will with regret
SjT, iiot their 4epaTtre.
i Clothing at cost at the Brvan-
Liaralaw o. Cash .fttoro. For tle
& I feext 30 days w'p mil offer our entire
Ateok of mens4 winter suits At cost
i JaJ4 arrd get a ita -dollar "ill wool
:uit 'for Overcoats and
llacintoshes at) cost. Children's
i I JI acin toshes At U 1.80, cost 42.00.
If ou can get tiareanns now, as we
Oon't want to carry these goods
lover. Children's ruMero at 50
iCnta on the dollar.
t It is rumored that Binger Her
ICtinn will receive certain free silver
iopuyioan newspaper support in1
ftJotiBty to the excliufion of
ffpn. T; II Tongue, in the matter
fconeressional honors in this dis-
Tct." The county republicans, of
I urse, stand tor Mr. Tongue. It
I y be rroiiecraa, but there are no
I pvho intimate that the redoubt
A c Binger has been a party to a
isidy in the establishment of the
" )er, in order to beard Tongue in
own county snd divide the del-
ttion.
Lincoln Landess and family,
ofiScholls were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Ingram, A Faiio
ington, Sunday last, and while en
gaged in the mid-day meal, a little
daughter of Mr. Landess, who was
waiting in an adjoining room, es
caped what might have been a
serious burning. While standing
iu front of the lire place her dress
caught from the flames, and it was
with some dilliculty Messrs. Lan
dess and Ingram smothered the
fire. Both gei tlemen burned their
hands sotiftewliat, but the little one
escaped with a slight singling of
her hair.
The Republican Club held a
meeting Tuesday night at the
(range Hall end elected the follow
ing delegates to the state republican
league meeting: T. II. Tongue, W.
N Barrel, James Iuibrie, J. H.
Mmley, U. . Patterson, 15. 1'.
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yu7'T' VT.'' ' TgVr
L k. Adams, J J. Morgan, U. If.
l i i'V- , ' ,
and J. li.Urstens llepm;seutat.ve
i iiicb BimresMMi uie iiieeiuit, alio
music wus furnished by the llills
boro Reed and Cornet Band.
Tlie Delta carries in stock,
Shiloh's Consumption Cure, and
Karl's Clover Root. Aftir using
two-thirds of a bottle of either of
these remedies according to direc
tions, if not satisfactory as guar
anteed, return same and money
will be refunded. Well's Hackme
tiick perfumery and the celebrated
Ko No dentifrice in stock.
Hon. C. P. Yates, representa
tive, addressed the republican club
nt Forest Grove Monday night.
Mr. Yates whs in this city Tuesday
and states that ho is opposed to an
extra session. In this Mr. Yates
heartily concurs with The Argus
and .if course he must be right.
Some time since A. W. Saxton,
superintendent of the poor farm,
lost a $10 gflld piece in the yard in
front of the poor house. It is re
ported that it was found by a party
who has refused to deliver it, and
an arrest has followed The trial
will come off Saturday.
The New York Times and Re
corder have consoldiated and the
Woodland Timelets "have Vwnted."
Knlama Bulletin. It will be re
membered that the Woodland
Times was started over one year
ago by W. C. Clow, the jeweller.
When all warrants are issued
for the last term of circuit court,
and balances are made, Washing
ton county will lie nearly $17,000
better off than it was this time hist
year. About $3000 has iieen paid
in interest since January 1, 18!)5.
Reniber one thing if you seek
to praise yourself or yours at the
expense of ridiculing your nieifhbor,
or what be has, you aie tumbling
on a very weak falsework and your
t met u re is liable to fall. This
applies to both social und bu.-ii.ess
conditions.
Washington county's official
papers for tho yer 18 will be the
same as in 1895, thecommi-sioners'
court having Monday decided J'he
Independent and The AnGt'sshouhl
publish the county claims as allow
ed.
Deputy Cierk Kane is now en
gaged in extending the valuations
of property as eoualined bv the
tate board and Max Crandall is
working on the lax roll. They ex
pect to be through by March 1st.
Readers of The Anous will he
pleased to learn that this great re
ligious Journal has submitted its
modest list for consideration, and
has again been designated as one of
the county official papers.
Now that there is snow mi the
ground and you want to keep your
feet dry, get a pair of rJehuimerveh
& Son's water-iiroof shoes. Keen
your good Ik-hUIi and be happy.
11, Well rung & Sons will give
10 percent, cash discount on tlwir
entire line of men's .And, hoys' cloth
ing for the next tKirty dajs. Re
member tlicir gooWMiMill marked
in plain figures.
Monday evening a large del
egation of Eastern Stars went from
this city to Forest Grove and organ
ized a chapter, Past Patron, W. D.
Wood officiating. About 22 mem
bers were initiated. , ,
The value of good roads in an
agricultural community is un
questionable. Every dollar spent
on Washington county roads means
more than a ten dollars' permanent
improvement.
The post office store keeps con
stantly on sale a line of Btandard
teriodicals, magazines and month
ys. Anything not on sale will be
ordered for you. Inquire of J. M.
Brown.
The large arc light in Brock's
drug store has been substituted by
two hanging chandeliers, each bear
ing two incandescent lights. They
present a very handsome appeur-
anee.
The funeral of the late J. P.
Vaughn, of Forest Grove, occurred
today. A large number of Knitrhts
of Pythias and Odd Fellows went
up from this place to be in attend
ance. Subject for morning services at
the Cong, church next Sunday:
"Servant or Master; which is the
greater." Evening, character
sketch, 4iMary of Bethany."
H. Wehrung
Msona are clos-
ing out mens
O T v.
and-uadies
't.-3airrd
1 jnackin-
toshes at cost
a see for
yaurseJves,
A Good Thing for Hills
boro and Vicinity.
ARTICLES GIVE GREAT LATITUDE
Can Hold Live Stock Eiltlbits, Aniase
ments, Entertaiuinents, Fairs
Etc Not Coniiied to
Speedy Horses.
Speed aad Diiring AisodaBon.
The ,",'tin of horsemen at the
fjf UwRJIole, ,, ilul)oro )M
afh-rnoon wati inler,tin
and (;,Ufitjve ,hat M w-
IK
productive f that which will
mean a great deal to llillshoro and
this section of the state. J. C. Hare
called the meeting to order, with
Geo. R. Btgley as temporary sec
retary. The two delegates, C' W.
Redumnd and J. J. Northrop, re
ported on having procured a race
meeting here with dates, July 2nd,
3rd and 'tlh. The committee on
by-laws and incorporation submit
ted a plan which would allow the
association a latitude by no means
limited. This wus to not confine
their efforts solely to speedy stuck,
hut to so draft their articles of
agreement that any popular amuse
ment or industrial exhibibit could
le brouuht to issue. This seemed
! to meet with general annroval and
as a result the following was drawn
up, the undersigned being the orig
inal incorporators:
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Articles of Incorporation entered into
thit i8th day of January, A. li. 1896, be
tween E. J. Lyons, Thus. Talbot and
Clias. Naylor, of Washington ccontv,
Oregon.
1. The name assumed by this cor
poration shall be "Washington County
Speed and Driving Association", and its
duration (shall be perpetual.
a. The enterprise. busines. cursuit
.and occupation iu which tikis corporation
proposes 10 engage is to purchase, own
and possess, real and personal property
by deed or lease, to sell or otherwise
dispose of such property so acquired; to
construct, repair and maintain races and
driving tracks, to hold meetings for trials
of speed horses, to hold exhibitions of all
kinds of live stock for premiums or prizes
or otherwise; to hold fairs ami to give
entertaiments for pleasure, profit or
amusement.
3. Tl'e place of Us principal office
shall be at Hillsboro, Washington coun
ty, Oregon.
4. The amount of the Cauital Stock
of this corporation shall be the sum of
J 1 000.
5. The said capital stock of this cor
poration shall consist of 200 shares at a
par value of $5 00 per each share.
In witness whereof, we, Uie under
signed, have hereunto set our hands and
seals in triplicate this 18th day of Jan
uary, 189b.
SHAi.1 E. J. I.voks,
skai. Thos. Tai.boT.
seal Chas .S. Naylor.
It readiiy v ill be seen that the
articles give tlie association much
liberty, und the coming season
is expected a lively one. A com
mittee of five was appointed to
solicit subscriptions to the capital
stock, and the 200 shares are all
abo'H taken. As soon us all shares
are subscribed a meeting will be
called and officers elected. Hills
boro and Washington county has
long needed such an organization,
and it is leasing to think it is not
confining itself to the race track.
There is a good field here for a fair,
live slock and agricultural exhibits,
celebrations, etc, and it appears
that the incorporators desired to he
in a position to push mutters in
several directions, if advisable.
Taken all in all nothing but benefit
can accrue from the existence of the
institution, and it should succeed
finely, as no doubt it will receive
full local support.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
CIRCUIT COUUT.
Henry Becker vs. W. T. Gardner
et al . Suit'of Habeas corpus in
re two minor children. Answer to
demurrer over ruled, and the case
of surrender to be tried Feb. 1 .
Malone vs. Cornelius as County
Judge,. et al. Motion to quash ex
ecution argued submitted and al
lowed us to costs.
Rav et al i s, Ford et al. Order
to refile plea in abatement allowed.
Gaston vs. Aplin et al. Referee
to have and use his own judement
in the manner of place and time of
taking testimony.
Petition to remove the assignee
of the N. A. Barrett estate denied.
Bank vs. Mack. Judgment on
verdict. 60 days allowed to file
bill of exceptions.
Agne and John O'Brien, ordered
to appear before County Clerk
Good in and give testimony as to
ownership of property liable to ex
ecution. Tlve receiver of the account of the
partnership, Hughes, Morgan &
Rogers, directed to eicute a bond of
95UO for the approval ot the court.
PROBATE. v
The estate of Jacob Wirtz has
filed its final account and is closed
of record.
John Seth has been appointed
executor of the last will arid testa
ment of Thomas Seth, decM.
Commissioners' Court.
Supervisors appointed; No. 3 E.
C. Miller; 15 R. F. Rice; 32 Gear
hard Holboke; 33 Frank Bradley;
37 J N. Orabel; 39 M. S. Barnes;
46 Thomas Williams; 48 F. J.
Gregg; 50 Donald Martin; 54 D.
II. Richard.
M. E. Chase, August Meibus and
Charles Ashpole appointed to veiw
County road 34., Jan., 21, in con
junction with L. E. Wilkes.
The Independent nd The Argub
were designated as official papers of
Washington county for Com
pensation tiled at $5 each per
year 18U5
monin unaer same conditions as
Ordered that J. A. Thornburgh,
Geo. Dootey and Ira Bradly, on
Jan 27., meet and view county road
340 in matter of re-location.' To
ssess damages also.
Road district No. 10 divided and
new district to I known ns No. 55
No. 2 divided and new district to
lie known es No. 54.'
Petition of Win. McQuillan to
change boundary line between
South Tualatin and South Hills
boro precincts allowed.
Further claims allowed: Mrs. D. E.
Reuter, aid of minor child $5.00; Mrs.
Wm. Lousignont aid of minor children,
I7.50; Irwin Hutchinson aid of lamilv.
I500.
dead Letter List.
The folio wine is the list of letters re
maining in the Hillsboro post office un
claimed: Ileppner, Siumn Royal, Mrs H A
Huber, Mrs Olive
All letters not oalted for by Feb. 1,
1895, will be sent to the dead letter of
fice. One cent will be charged on each
letter called for.
Mary A. Brown, P. M.
A Bargain.
A neatly constructed 5 room cot
tage within 2 blks ot business part
of town. Good fence around lot,
good woodshed, and two roomy
closets in residence. Also pump
in good repair. Goes ft r $ GOO. In
quire at this ullice.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Wm. Josse, who has a neat
little ranch near Lennox, the new
post office created between Glencoe
and Bethany, made The Altars
office a pleasant call Tuesday of
tliis week.
Jackson's Lake in now a thing
of beauty and joy forever for those
who are lovers of acquatic sports
minus of course, bathing Al
ready, however, two or three of our
boys have left their balances at the
bottom.
The Bon Ton Shaving Parlors
on 8econd street are the most fash
ionable in the city. C'hildrens'
haircutting, 15 cent; shaving on
Sunday, IU cents.
Mrs. E II. Warreii and daugh
ter Zulu are visiting in California,
whither Mrs. Warren has gune iu
qi.ert of health. They are at pres
ent iu the famous Napa valley.
Andrews, the Mountuindale
saw-uiiil man, reports the roads
very good between here and that
place, considering the season of the
year.
A farm of 134 acres for rent,
cheap. Inquire of T. E. Cornelius,
Cornelius, Oregon.
C W. Hudson, postmaster at
Gaston, was in the city Monday
evening. Mr. Hudson belongs to
a large family of brothers and is
Uie only democrat amongst them.
J. L. Mitchell Deputy Supreme
Commander Knights of the Macca
bees, was in the city this week, call
ing on some of 'he boys.
When you want an "up lodate"
hair cut, or a neat comfortable shave
or both, call at the City Shaving
I'arlors. Hot and Cold 'baths im
mediate on order.
E. E. Colkstock, Prop.
On January 1, 189G, there were
iu Washington county, Oregon,
about 63()0 children of school age.
There will be a special meet
ing of the Hook and Ladder com
pany this evening at Dep't. hall
for the transaction of important
business. A full attendance is de
sired. Get Wear Registers for your
children. The best school shoe
mane; at Schulmerich & Sou.
Every one should go to the
school meeting which will be held
January 29th.
W. II. Burns, who for some
years has been employed by W. V.
Wiley, is quite ill at his home on
Main street. Chas. Weaver, now
of Portland, is temporarily filliug
his position.
Schulmerich & Son have some
bargains in clothing for men and
boys.
Verboort school district, 97,
has inaugurated a debating society,
and Mr. Gleasou, one of Washing
ton county's popular teachers, is
taking the lead in argumentative
quantities.
Karl's Clover Root has arrived
at The Delta. Can purchase in
any quantity,
F. Scheffelin, now of Portland,
but formerly a prominent Center-
vine tarmer was 111 the city Sunday
1 Two pounds of coffee, 45 cents;
100 pounds of salt, 90 cents; Even
Change Tobacco, 17$ cents; at Dr.
Parker'B.
Dr. Sandfoid, of Glencoe was
in the city the other day.
THE TAX LEW
One Mill Lower Than for
Last Year.
WITH A FOURTEEN MILL TOTAL
This Will Yield $10,000 Less. Than
Last Year School Levy 4
Mills- The Bulletin Errs
A Sodden De-th.
The Tax Levy.
Tiie county board has made the
levy for this year, and taxpayers
will coritiibute for county support
and state government, in tlie neigh
borhood often thousand dollars less
than they did in 1895. Considering
the hard times, however, this cut
will doubtless be hailed with de
light. The valuation is consider
able less than it was last year and
the state levy is not so large. Fol
lowing is the apportionment on
property to the valuation of $4,342,
C21:
State Tax 04.8 mill.
School Tax 4.0 mills.
Indigent Tax 0.1 mills.
County Tax 5.1 mills.
Toial 14 mills
This low levy is made with
view of rather a quiet year in
provements. Bridge building
not be so large ar. item as it
the
was
last year, as the heavy rains are
about over. Last year this work
was something large for Washing
ton county, the heavy freshets hav
ing swept away many bridges, and
caused others to 1 repaired. The
levy seems to have met with gen
eral approval, although there are
those who would have liked anoth
er mill added and applied ti the
road and bridge fund.
A Sudden Death.
The entire community of Forest
Grove was Tuesday hist covered
with a gloom caused by the sudden
death of Jos. Vaughn, one of that
city's brightest young men. Mr.
Vaughn was contemplating a trip
to Dilley and Gaston, and had
started in a vehicle, in company
with a friend, one Mr. J no. Collier.
When out a 'short distance from C
S. Xaylor'e place, Mr. Vaughn, it is
said, suddenly choked convulsively
and in a few minutes expired.
Mr. Vaughn was raised a Washing
ton county boy and had many
friends, being of a disposition that
naturally endeared him to young
and old alike. For some time he
has biM n a commissioned- deputy
under Sheriff Ford, and in the dis
charge of the duties he was ever ef
ficient. Mr. Vaughn was an Odd
Fellow and a member of Delphos
lodge, K of P., at Forest Grove,
which organizations took charge of
his remains for burial.
Air. Vaughn had many friends
here at the county seat, his busi
ness having called him to this city
at frequent intervals. It is report
ed that he had arranged to engage
in business here, and at the time of
his death papers were already exe
cuted to complete the transfer.
School Meeting.
A school meeting has been called
for January 29, to vote foror against
a levy to support a nine months
school, paint the school building
and pay a certain sum on a note
against the district. Every one
should attend this and register his
vote, as it is a matter of import
ance, and then no matter which
way it goes you can't say it was
put through by a few with an eye
to individual gam.
The Bulletin Errs.
The Philadelphia Bulletin 6aye
three out of evbiy seven 111 tlx
agricultural sections can neither
read or write, but forgets to tell us
that nearly that proportion in the
rural districts are too young to do
either. 1 his slam is on Ine Bui
letin, not on the agricultural com
munity.
Bounty on Scalps.
A bounty has been placed upon
coyote and wolf scalps as followt,
to take eflect at once: On such an
imals over six months old, a pre
uiiuni of $10 will be paid. Whei
unuer mat age, $3. in some por
tions of the county these animals
are very plenty and the bounty of
fered will doubtless have a tendency
to thin them out.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Mr. Macrom, railroad commis
sioner, of Forest Grove, was in the
city this morning.
Attorneys Tongue and Bow
man were at Gaston today on lega
business.
-I'ev, Evan P. Hughes was ten
dcred a reception by hia parish laet
evening.
Six shaves for fifty cents at the
Bon Ton Shaving I'orlors, most
tusluoiiauic 111 the city, -
Legends sometimes prove true.
It is natural for people to always
call the tust legislature the worst
one, but in the case of Oregon'
last, it doubtless is as near the truth
as it is possible to get.
The Hillsboro Reed & Cornet
Band wall give a concert on the
evening of February 22nd and a
rare musical treat is promised.
-'-The Commissioners have ad
journed for the January term.
Woodta!!n in exchange for
harness atKe Pioneer Harness
Shop on HeccffWl street,
After this week Th, Argcs
wili publish the latest market re
ports. Valley wheat hag been quoted
at 60 and 61 cents, Liverpool prices.
--Plenty of bargains at Schul
merich & Son's in remnants and
broken lots.
S. C. Adams, who writes oc
casional contributions for the Ore
gonian, is the father of I.. K. Ad
ams, our City A ttoruev, Althoug..
advanced iu yean his letters are'.
pointed and pungent and show a
strong intellect, and great reason
ing power. 1
r or sale at a bargain. A first!
class, ton bmrtfV. alml ,rl !
7 I DO, J
new. Enquire at this office for
partKulars.
H. A. Webb has opened up a
stock of paints, oils, lead, varnishes,
pte 111 thiasi'-v irkirh lia will auli I
... . v 1 .........v, ..... .
at lowest market price. See his ad
in another column.
W. W. Bosoovt w again at his
old position in Wehrune's store.
after a vacation of several weeks.
We have a few ladies' wrap
left which you can buy at cost.
Schulmerich & Sou.
P. A. Frakes, of Scappoose, the
husband of Mrs. Frakes who is the
mother of Warren and John Dob
bins of this city, with the aid of
some farmers, helped to capture
the three I'nrUanu jail breakers,
one of whom was the famous "Con"
Kelliher, the other dav.
John Joos, of Glencoe, was iu
the city on Tuesday doing business.
Adolph Badertscher and Mies
Minnie Gerber have been licensed
to wed.
Rubbers and rubber boots in
1 styles at lowest prices. Schul
merich & Son.
The hop market still hangs at
and 6 cents, with no movement.
It is said England is fortifying
the disputed territory in Venezu
ela.
Last night about one o'clock
heodore Luebcke, a German, killed
a fellow labon r, William Solomon,
in Marquam s Gulch, near Port
land. He stabbed bis victim with
a pocket knife.
Fleece lined underwear; just
the thing for this weather at Schul
merich & Son.
L. P. W. Quiinbv was in town
from Portland Monday, doing bus-
ness with Mieriif Ford.
-If Hermann wants Washing
ton county support it is about time
he sprung an appropriation for the
mprovement ot the lualatui and
Jackson lake.
Multnomah pays a 24 mill tax
outside of Uie city leyy.
Five fresh milch comhr sale.
Inquire of Geo. Ii. Bagley, Rooms 1
and 2 Shute building.
Hillsboro has not suffered with
eppidemics this year, nor last, and
the health of a city is one of its
best recommends.
-L. Reynolds, of Bethany, a
prominent democrat, did business
in the city Monday of this week.
The reduction in teachers' sal
aries in tuts state was an unwise
procedure. Better economize on
other lilies.
It is estimated that at least
$500,000,000 of in vested capital was
represented at the National Conven
tion of Manufactures which as
sembled in Central music hall at
Chicago yesterday.
Creosus, the king of Lydia,
was once liken unto the people of
this countryl He thought that
tliere was no use to keep up 101 ti-
tication8 and to keep up a standing
army as his country was so famous
that no other nation would dare to
attack it, but about this time Cyrus
arrived on the held and then in a
twinkle everything changed hands.
Just so it will be in this country
some day.
There is much talk of decreas
ing the fire department iu Portland
and as a result much excitement
prevail auicngst suburban resi
dents.
For the year of 1895 the gains
on 204 railroads in the United
States was a trifle short of $50,000,
which is practically 6 percent.
The British flying squadron ie
not meant as a menace. They are
mere pleasure yachts, and are now
bent on eonie picnic excursion.
RUPTURE
Instantly Reliavnd
and Permanently
i CUR ED
WITHOUT
Knifo or Operation.
Treatment Absolutely Painless
CURE EFFECTED
From Three to Six Weeks.
WRITE FOR TERMS
THE 0. E. MILLER. CO.
Grnoss: Booms 70C-707, Marqnam DulMtiif,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
SOCIETIES.
R Phoenix Lodge No 81 K of P meeM
VX" on Monday evening of each week
In Masonic hull
Phoneda Temple No 10 atvetn on the lev
ond and fourth Friday of each month
in I O O F halLv
Sjjfflg Monteciiiua Lodge No 50 I O ft
igSij& F meet every Wednesday ev
r i.v-" enjng in their hall.
Hillsboro rti'bf'knh Lodge No U meet ia
Odd Fellows' hiyl on tlietliirif Saturday
of each month.'..
Tnality Lodge No B A F A M
meet every Saturday night on or
after full mooii of ach month.
Tualatin Chapter, No SI, Eastern Star,
meets second and fourth Tuesday ia
each month at Masonic hall.
. Hillsboro Lodtfe No 61 A O U W
meet every second and fourth
Friday in each month.
' sshington Khoampmeot No 24 I
U t meets on seeoua ana lourtu
Friday of eaeli month.
Hillsboro Lolje No 17 I (i T ..if
.in iirmgt Uull eveiy ttaiunu.
k Hillsboro GrMnetryHt
zna sua o.aiur
'
, Viola Tent, Wo 18, & O rsrrimswil hr
snows' Hail on sccoivd aim i-ourUi
Thursday evenings of each jnolith.
PROFESSIONAL.
BARflETTA ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
!liwwa! and 7 Central Blook,
. ttillslxno, On
7. H. TONGUE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
In Uoran Block,
Hillsboro, Omgoa.
W.D.WOOD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offloe in Cheiiette Row. RidoBe
corner First and Main streets, Hillsboro,
Oregon. '
S. T. UNKLATER, M. B. C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office a.t Residence ICast of Court House.
C. B. BROWN.
JJEXTIST,
HILLSBORQ, OKKOON.
GOLD CROWN'Tnd BRIDGE Work
specialty. ALL WORK ttuaroirtoed.- '
Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan Block. ,
Okkk-g Hoitks: From 8 K, M. to 4. P. M.
r. a. BaTurr, k.d. w. i. BAmnr, .s.m.d.
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY, ,
Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchers.
Office In Hillsboro Pharmacy. Real
dence soutn-west corner Baseline and
Second. All calls promptly attended day
m night. .- '
JAMES FfflLLIPPl TiKSSIS, M. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.'
Consultation in French or English. Office
and residence south of Main near 8d St..
Hillsboro, Or.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS asd SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fine map work a
specialty.
Lindsay Block, two doors north of tho
postollioe. Hscondst., Hillsboro, Or.
GEORGE R. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
4oni 1 .t 2, Shute Block, over Greer's.
HILLSBORO, : OREGON,
Local Agent Royal Insu rui ct (.'tjivrriT
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyancing.
Roows 6 Jfc 7 Morgan Blk., Hillshoro. Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fish and Meat Market
J. D. ROSELAIR, Prop.,
HILLSBORO, - - OREGON.
Salmon from 8 to 8 cents per pound.
.Smelt fl cents per pound.
Herring 6 cents per pound.
Fresh Oysters, Meat and Poultry Con
stantly ou Hand.
m DELTA
DRUG STORE
(Next Door Bryan-Laid
Maiu Street,
A flue line of Toilet Articles, Brushes;
Combs, Perfumes, Rateiit Medicines
and special attention given
to Quality and Accuracy.
Cor. 2d & Wash'toR
J J. KORTHRWi
Newly FurnishedT
and Renovated.
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. ; . ......
Notary Public .
Loans, Collections .
FIRE - . AND . . ACCIDENT
: INSURANCE :
J. I. KNIGHT,
Oeneral Fire Insurance and Loan Broker
HILLSBORO - - ; OKEGON
We Greee
CiRPETWLiYLNfi,
J Centerville, Oregoa
Weaves carpet striped and
measured to fit any room.
Prices to suit the hard timet