THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Only Democratic P. per in Wash
ington County.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
Tk Arpn PuMng Coipuy.
. BuBscwmow rnoa
Single copy five cento.
One year, 100.
Six months An cents.
Three months 35 csnta.
Intend at the Piwt-oftice at Hillsboro,
Oregon, ai Secoiid-clas mail matter.
COMK IT, REFORMERS.
Many have said Thk "Asors
management was a set of cranks.
To this the inaiiiigement has no ob
jections. If it le cranky it is not
responsible for hereditical princi
ples. The Argus has a cranky
theory, which if made a condition,
will leave dollars in taxpayers
pockets. Do thev want it ? No
one ran ruthfully say they do not,
It is a well known fact that official
salaries in state and county affairs
pre all out of proportion to the
emoluments of private labor and
effort. The large pay of county
officials makes it worth spending
nionev. and plenty, to secure the
coveted positions. This is wrong,
County officers should receive some
' more than the same nature of em
ployment would bring in private
life but there should be no such ra
tio ns now exists. Let the demo
.crais put up a ucaei: let me cmi
didates pledge the people, and the
taxpayers generally that they will
do the work, if elected, without the
V.wanM at ii.1 1 Will m t Jtlintl9 H V
D 1 J
' pense; that they will do all in their
power to assist the legislative dele
gation to cut salaries of county of-
ficii ls at least one-third. Let the
nominee on the legislative ticket
pledge themselves to do all in their
' power to cut down state and coun
ty expenses in the matter of salar
ies. Let the legislative nominM
pledge thembelves to introduce
bill early in the session, for state
expenses aa provided by statute,
and that it be ' not laid aside until
the last minute and then be "rid
ered" with yes, blackmailed in
in niton annrouriationa. Will the
-a ri r
democratic candidates do this ?
Tub A Rous believes they will, and
that the taxpayers will listen to
them. Let the candidates sub
scribe themselves to sworn state
Tientsin these pledges. This will
be an earnest toward reform to
which stump speeches are as
nothing. A reduction of one-third
in state and county salaries is what
the people want. There is abso
lutely no sense in maintaining
such offices in luxurious salaries
when farmers with four or five
thousand dollars tied up in a farm
must worn nignt ana any ior tne
privilege of coming to the county
scat to pay taxes to therefore pro
vide. The great misfortune these days
attendant upon people is that so
few realize that reform, to be effect
ive, should begin at home. Legis
lators are elected on pledges of re
form, and no sooner are the ballots
counted than all pre-natal virtues,
like Boh Acre's valor, ooze away.
The politicians of Oregon are now
making a great uproar about na
tional politics but The Abgus will
humbly ask the taxpayers of Wash
ington county what they are walk
ing tip to pay taxes for these days
to pay up the expense of national
government or to foot the bills of
an abominable legislature? Re
form in state affairs and that
means reform in the county is
what should be first and last in
each and every taxpayer's heart at
present.
It does not pay to be too radical
or form assertive nppinions from
your own standpoint upon nothing
more nor less than convictions
from impulses. Bntdo besurethat
every wrong will be righted, and
tlont make the mistake of too stren
uously holding that a righteous
God ever created one soul and pre
pared a Hell for its reception will
ingly. Admit if you will, mistakes,
butdont attribute an intentional
motive, if you believe souls will
hum, for God is Love, and Love,
for its own creation, never creates
endless punishment.
It is generally supposed that for
n horse to win a race, he must be
well trained. This usually holds
pood, unless there has been over
(raining. The republicans have
.feeenjn trtining for several months,
here in Oregon, but the party lead
en should not forget the "founder"
their steed received at Salem, in
1895. It was a case of "too much
oati" and in the race to come this!
spring, the republican race-horse
may go wrong at an inopportune
time.
If the Stat pf Oregon i "onto
' its job," the purists will "cathode'
the brain of every candidate this
campaign, and will purchase one of
the "X-ray" machines for the use
of the next legislature.
Gen. Ransom W. R. C.
Mary Scott Myers, of the Dnlles,
assisted by Jennie Russel, Dep't.
Secretary and Mamie E. Briggs,
Dept. treasurer, instituted the
Women's Relief Corps, auxiliary to
Gen. Ransom Post, at the Grange
Hall, March 5th. Something like
45 ladies were obligated and the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Mrs. J. P. Hicks; Senior-Vice,
Lydia Bowen. Juiiior- ice,
Treas. Mrs. Emma Morgan. Chap
lain, Mrs. Alma Waggener. Con
ductor, Lillian Craig. Guard, Mrs,
Pittenger. Delegates to State meet
ing were elected as follows: Mes
dames Barrett, Gates, waggener.
Stanley, Crandall. Alternates:
Mesdames Kelsey, Hare, Morgan,
Nellie Wehrung, and Miss Lucv
Humphrevs. Mrs. J. I. Knight was
elected Organut and Mrs. Hams,
Assistant. After the officers wera
properly installed addresses were
made by Commanders Allen and
Morse, of Portland, and W. D. Hare,
R. Crandall, Col. Buclier and Prof.
Stanley. A bountitul supper lva
spread and a feast continued till
late in the evening. All enjoyed
themselves and the future of the W.
R. C. is assured.
CORNELIUS.
Frank Fineont was in Cornelius last
Monday on business.
Jos Bucher was in our city yesterday.
John Montgomery, of Southern Ore,
gon, and a relative of Mrs Montgomery
ot tnis place, came in on the train lues
day evening and will remain a few days.
C 31 Johnson visited Portland on bust
ness Tuesday.
Jap Reeves is shipping hay this week
N Noland is a little under the weather
the last few day.
Perry Gardner, of Hillsboro, was in
corneous wonaay.
John Fletcher was in the city from
uaies creek Monday.
We noticed today that Thos Talbot
was sowing wheat.
C W and John Neep have iust com
pleted one hundred cords of wood for M
auesbauer.
Uncle Sol Bmrick and wife and her
mother, Mrs Zachery attended the Pion
eer Re-union at James Imbrie's Tuesday
There was a party at the residence of
R U McNutt last Thursday night. A
good time was reported.
Miss Maggie Neep is visiting with
friends at Dilley for a few days.
VERBOORT AND VICINITY.
Mrs W Vander Ven, from St Johns, is
visiting with her parents in this vicinity.
Mr Vander Ven is at present in Tacoma.
Born, To the wife of Theodore Van De
Hey a daughter, on Wednesday, March
4th, and to the wife of C W Hermens a
daughter on Saturday, March 7th.
Mrs J Van Dyke is under the care of
Dr Ward.
It is thought that considerable damage
to the clover crop was sustained at the
recent cold snap.
Math Hermens and family arrived
from Wisconson last Friday and expect
to make Oregon their future home. He
and his brother, Peter, will farm togeth
er near Centerville.
BEAVERTON.
Will Davies has purchased a one-hali
interest in the Tigardville saw mill.
Will is a bustler in the mill business.
Geo Teft, J A Wilson and H G Davies
have bought machinery which they in
tend to move to Tillamook where they
will engage in the lumber and saw mill
business extensively.
The common council of Beaverton has
granted Mr Taylor a liquor license.
Geo Baker was operated on for the re
moval of. henorrhoids by Dr Robinson
on Monday last.
Circuit Court.
MARCH DOCKET.
3 Armstrong, v Jacob 8 Brown,
'ary Winkler v Ignats Winkler.
H vv 1 esse v N A ' arrett and wife.
John E Beam v H P Ford.
Anna Zwlener v Igiiatz Winkler.
John Miller v 0 R Downs.
I D Cloniper v Mary B Haxter.
F N B, Hillsboro v E C ' ughes.
Wm McQuillan v W T Smith.
John Northrop v N and N Berdan.
Honeymay De art v JO Boos.
J J Morgan v V A Billion et al.
V Ogden v W W Annans.
EE Miller v A L McLeod.
Katie Brugger v J C Hare.
W' Stevens v Theo Rollman et al.
d W Patterson v C and 8 C Tupper.
F A Haines v J A Reid A F M Robinson.
Hlamette Mill Lumber Co v 8t ary's
Home.
V C Inves't Co v Maria Zuetfuchs.
T A k P U v John Carlin.
L L W Inter v Mlddleton Preserving Co.
Paulina Precochtil v John PrecechtTI.
Henry Becker v Boys' A Girls' Aid S'ty.
Thos Tncker v J B Jones.
A J Sherman v Drusilla McLlnn.
4vi' WnilaiuiB 4 Co v arvey J Hill.
O Melvln Thome v Alloa M Thome.
W Zeitfuchs v J Freeman.
Jas Leo v T C McNamer.
E A Eddy v Herman Sodan.
John Asplnwatl v H C Breeden.
8neU Heitaha v F M Robinson.
Abram Hyatt v Annie A Cox.
J Wilson Cooke v R H Tyson et al.
Margaret Lewis v Jas Lewis.
Jacob Brugger v Adolph Qiese et al.
NOTICE.
"OTICE is hereby given that all conntv
warrants endorsed prior to Sept.
8, 1805, are now payable at the office of
the county treasurer and interest will
cease on same after March 16, 1866.
vatM at Hillsboro, Oregon, Mar. 12, 1896.
J. W. SAppmoroa,
-( i County Treasurer
THE HILLSBORO
COMMUNICATED.
A Free Silver Republican Objects to
"Holding Up."
Wapato, Ore., March 7, 189G.
To The Editor:
Is it not very amusing to note
with what degree of assurance Mr.
Gault, of the Independent, and an
other prominent IlilWlmro imliti-
Cian, have proceeded to treat the
I Hon. C. P. Yates? Mr. Yates.it
would seem, has been euilty of
speaking his sentiments on the
money question and these ger tie
men, who are supposed to be sup
porters of Mr. Dolph, evidently
concluded the old veteran was
liable to harm the ex-senator's in
terests in the coming election.
So, as it will he seen by late issues
of the Independent and Oregnnian.
Mr. Gault and his friend (who,
hen Hon. T. H. Tongue says
"parity" immediatly echoes"par-
rotyl" "parroty!") proceeded to
sieze the honorable gentleman from
Manning by both ears and elevate
him, in the meanwhile the Oregon
ian editor, with much puffing, was
busily engaged in shoving the gold
plank under the orator's feet. Re
publican free silver men nre now
wondering whether Yates' feet will
solidly come tlown on the plank or
whether he will straddle it when
his coachers let go their hold. It
seems to me this method of squelch
ing free speech is nothing' more
than an outrageous hold up and as
a republican who believes every
man should be allowed to fearlessly
express his views, I heartily o' ject
to such unsavory ways of gagging.
Free Silver Republican.
Notice for Publication.
Land Ornci at Oreqok City, Or.)
Feb. 10. 18SW.(
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow-ing-uamed
settler has riled notice ol
his intention to make final proof in sui
port of his claim, and that said nroof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregci. on
March 30, 1890, viz:
Miles 8. Collins,
H. K. No. 7939, for the K8WJ and W
Bt'C l -i K K5W.
He names the following witneNses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cuittTauuii ui siiiu inuo, viz:
Oatis Haycock, of Fir, Oregon.
Charles i 'icks, " "
8 8 Biitenian, " '
W H l.yda. ....
47-6 Kobkrt A. Mii.Lr.a, Register,
Notice far Publication.
L!(i) Orrira at Oreoon C'TV. Or.i
Keh. ?l. Im:) i
NOTICE is hprcb given that the following-mimed
settlor h.is tiled notiiw ui
his intention to nmke H1111I proof in sup
port of his claim, und that suid pnHifwili
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, al Hillsboro, Oregon, on
May 6. 1896, vu:
Gust Engosfroom,
H. E. No. 8I2, for the E W , aiul
lots 1 and 2 Sec 30 T 8 N, It 5 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Henry Baker. 8. S. Reed, Charles Weil
berg and Olof Sundbf rg, all of Ulenwood.
Oregon.
49-6 Robert It. Miller. Register.
Notice for Publication.
Lasd Orrrci a.t Oikoon Citv, Oa.i
Feb. 27, 1890.1
NOTICfc is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Or., on May
8, 1896, viz:
Henry H. Winter,
H. K. No. S9"3, for the ne u Sec ) T 2 X
K 5 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, vis:
MSB Haycock, O A avcock. M B La
thropand W li Vcnablc, all of Fir, Wash
ington county, Oregon.
60-4 Robust A. Millcb. Register.
Notice for Publication.
Lakd Orras at Obkoon City. Ob. I
Feb. 27, 1896. f
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
41 ay 7, 1896, viz:
Georsre Goos,
H. E. No. 7, for the W U of the NWK
and N 8 W K.of Bee 24, T 8 N R 4 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John H Kennedy, Amos B Mead, John
I. ippertand Peter Sittg. all of Greenville.
Oregon.
50-4 Robsbt A. Mitl.KK, Register,
Notice for Publication.
Lsxd Ornci at OitKooK City, Ob.)
F.)h. 25, 1896.f
NOTICK is herebv given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of
her intention to make final proof in sup-
u ..I..I... ...J .u.
.in u. uor uiti.i.i, ai.u tijiu nuiu prooi will
ie made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
May 7, 1896, vis:
Leey A. Beneflel,
H. E. No. 8572, for the e w n e Seo 11.
eXseK8ec2T2N, R4 W.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
N 8 Pricket, A H Phipps, R 8 Bullock and
11 IffJlillipsall of Manning, Oregon.
wP4 Robust A. Millbb, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Laud Orrtcs at Oreoon Citt, Or.i
Feb. 25, 189S.f
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of
his Intention to make final proof i 11 sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver
v. a. i-ann utnee at Oregon City, Ure.. on
May 19, 1896, vis:
Joseph Hillor.
H E. No. 10624. for the 8 i E U of Sec 10.
T3N R3W. ,,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence' upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Charles Vason, of Oleneoe. Oregon, Albert
Kanliiie, of Portland, Oregon and Ambrose.'
Oregon.
hiiu w.n uuvuw, ui mi.uiiiiniuuuie.
f -4 Rosprt A, Mii,iS, Register.
AROUS, (PHU11SDAY,;,MAH011 It lif'M.
Yesterday's Portland Market
Oats, good white, 2327 $ bu.
Oats, good grav, 22(a) 23 y bu.
Potatoes sack 2(i30.
Onions sack 25(iVK).
Butter, creamery, 50d 55.
Butter, fancy dairy, 45.
Butter, common. 174 IP r,dl
Hay, timothy. 8.50(9.00.
KgKS 12$.
Hops -I 6.
Wheat, Walla Walla, 59 $ bu.
Wheat, valley, 62 bu.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of OreK"
for Washington county. I
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Kemnold A. J. MH-kriu, I luli.lin.
Mary White, Thomas llortoss and
James Hugges, Defendants.
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i goii you are hereby required to a -
tear and answer iheconitilaint niedagainst
you in mr aiHive riiuiieu biiii in uiv uimvv
entitled Court by the Hrst day of the next
teriuof said Court, which will lie the third
Monday in March, ISHH, and it you full to so
upeur ana anxwer, ior wain tnereoi, ine
pluintitf will apply to
lief demanded in time
.luintitr will apply to the Court for the r.
complaint, for a de
cree annulling the deed fro.11 the defendant
Thomas Ikiggess, whereby ho con veyed to
you the hast one-Halt () 01 toutneal
one quarter ('4') of Section Mown (7) and
west one-nan iki 01 tioumwesi -one-quar
ter of Section Eight (8) in Township
Two (2) North of limine Four (4) West
Willamette Meridian, containing One huii -
dred and sixty (1001 Acres, in Washington
oonnty, Oregon, declaring the deed of said
property trom r mintitl and wite to sulci
l'homas Koggetts. a mortgage on said prop
ertv to secure puvnient of Seventy Kive
Dollars (7fl.00) with lawful interest, and
diivcting said defendant Mary White, to
execute and deliver to l'lnintitl', a deed of
said property subject to said moriguce,
and for the costs ami disbursements and
for such relief aa may be equitable.
Made and published by order of tiie
Hon. Thomas A. McBride, in open court
1 his December 23rd, lSIVi.
A. K. Mkndknhall,
I,. IjACHMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby g'von that the un
dersigned has tiled her final account
as administratrix of the estate of Henry
Deniin, deceased, in the County court
of the Stato of Oregon for Washington ;
county, aim ttint hhki conn nna appoint
ed the 2Hrd day of March, 1XUH, at ten
o'clock a. 111. as thotime for henringobjee
tionsto sueh final account and for the
settlement thereof.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this Febru
ary 19, 1896.
Bkktha, Dkmin,
Administratrix of the estate of Henry
Dentin, deceased.
Notice for Publication.
I.asd Omcs at Obkuon Citt, Os.t
Feb. 20, !).(
NOTICK is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in iup
portof his claim, and that said proof will
be made Irtforr the County Clerk of Wash
ington countv. at Hillsboro, Oregon 011
May 0, IKW, viz:
Olof Suiidberg,
II. U. No. eV BM, for the N K N W K and
Lots 1,2 and 3, bee. 31, T 3 Is Range 6 W.
Ho' names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, vis .
Hvurv Haker. iS. ,s. Roed, Charles Wedberg
ami Oust Kngestroom, all of Olcuwood,
Oregon".
49-fl. t KobkbtA. Mu.i.kr Register
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1 No 1 'JO acre, adjoining city UiulU,
' sidewalk withiu one block of property.
I 1H acres cleared, tlnetrt quality of bottom
! land, 4 acres liench, tine Nile for biiiliHiiil
Lll h hodv Air iaitw-imrt down, bat
sen, mmio timiM'r on num. hi
.,.,, ,ime to 8ult ,r,.iui4er. Or will
milHliviiln hi i Ha to irlve uart cleared hot-
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11 ore In a I'liam-e
fur a good neat littlH home whli'li etui le
made twlf sustaining Investigate Ivot'ore
; some ono gi'iM it. un ine murm-i ior
i short time only.
l No s 10 acre, half cleared, 1 .ere boa-
; verdam, roHt sliiHhed mm sown to
1 buihiincs. irous for lr aero.
grass,
With-
, , two mlfivj- -f HiliMiM)ro. Torn
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down, buhtme in 3 years at 10 per cent.
Or will soil 40 acres, of which above Is a
part, at simie prlco pur acre, Including 16
ores of bonvcrdain and awutl cleared.
No 8 128 acres, highway running
through center ol place, 50 acres hi cuKI
vution; 2 acres in orchard, apples, peam
and plums; 0 room house; log burn, good
well or water; ixi acres 01 ueiivoruaiu, chu.t
to put in cultivation; place well watered
by springs and erect; 100 acres under
fence: U miles from post otllce. daily
mail; 1 mile from school house and six
1 miles north of Hillsboro. does cheap for
cash.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third streets, 75x175, with good building
tliereoti.suuableforany kind of businoas,
and in excell'int repair, will go at a bur
gain for i'h.hIi. Part payment ami bulunce
on long timo with security.
No j 13 acres; half cleared .balance in
urass. Good house of lour rooms; i?ood
barn and outbuildings. Fine orchard of
jo trees and various other small fruits,
150 chickens 50 ducks, I -horse wagon,
a sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
I horse and tarm implements, Kvery
thing goes for $650, cash in hand.
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W H HcitlBt'BT,
Gen'l Pain Agent Portland, Oregon.
Notice For Publicatior.
Iakd Ornri at Orchom City, Or.)
Keb. 1U, lHIW.f
VOTICE la lit reby given that the follow
ll ing-named settler Iiun tiled notice of bin
intention to make final proof in support of
nis claim. unuerF(c.z,jU;ti.'vist..cl statutes
of the U. 8., and that said proof will be
made before the Urgitiler and Receiver
II. b. Land Office, at Orcgon City, Oregon,
on .pni u, in:), viz;
Chas. H. VVhIcIi,
H. K. No. 108H4 for the K 4 N E V.
M 8 K of Sec. 18, T 4 N R () W W
He names the following witnn
prove his continuous resilience u
cultivation of Haiti liiuil.viz:
ThomuH Pettijohn of Koasoy, Oregon,
Palon Clarke " ' '
CH Wheeler Clutskanis '
Geo Richwine Jr , ontavilla"
49-0 Roiiukt A, M 11,1.1. ReviKter,
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ol the Stale of Oregon
or vvaiiiiigioii county,
'G Melvin Thm,
' vs
Plaintiff".)
Defendant.)
Alice M Thorn,
To Alice M Thorn, the above named
defendant, ,
IN THK NAME OF THK BTATK OF
Oregon, vou are herebv commanded
and required to appear and answer the
coniDlatnt tiled aeraiiiNt vou in Mm nhiwn
entitled court in the above entitled suit,
on or before Monday the 20th day of July,
A. D 1896, the same beiiigon the tirnt day
of the next regular term of said court next
following the expiration of the time pre
scribed in the order of publication of this
summons and if you fail so to appear and
answer said complaint the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief therein
prayed for and demanded, to-wit: Thai
the marriage and marriaire contract now
existing between you and the plaintiff' be
dissolved forever, and that such other and
further decree be made as may be equitable
and for his costs.
This summons is miblished aiint von
bv order of Hon. Thou. A. McttrM .Iiirlna
of the above named court made in Cham
bers this 20th day of February, 1898. ,
uro. vv. r. JOHEPII,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Xaro OrnoB at Oreoo's Citt, Ob.!
Jan. 20. lftM.f
0TICE is hereby given that the follow-
Ing-named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup-
n vi ins vinini, nu mat Baiu prooi will
e made before tbe Register and Rncitlvcr
U 8 Land Office at Oreeon Citv. Oreimn.
on March 11,18116, vis:
Frederick Cozens.
H. E; No. 8212 for the N W of 8 W W and S
X N W Seo 82 Twp 1 BR 1 W
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence unnn and
cultivation of said land, ris:
John Caldwell of Progress Ore.
Alonso R Fantio " i
James Hits " "
Joseph Floyd of Portland, Ore.
O HOBSIT A MtMiRR, KSglSter,
Great
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lies to
Igin and
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
The Hillsboro
Select Stock
of Stationery.
HILLSBORO CITY
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Beef, Mutton,
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Hiijlicst : Maikct : Price : I'uld ! for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN 8TKKKT,
Don't Riy i Wagon
Coast Cnrrinufs antl llungies QAC,1 -v-b- "C-Al
are liest value for li ist imnicy ;
Pisoount on Prices but no
Discount on t lie (ioods.
Particular of Williams Hros., Hillsboro, Ore,
or M. M. D.ivis, Assignee C'onsi Carriage & Wiiboii Co., Corvallis On.
vt . 1. Aiturews, rresuieiii,
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
(liicorporaleil Junu H, IMK.) )
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
MOUNTAINUAI.K, - - . . ... . ORI.Odn'.
fircit rj
s wt j uiiUl ICOl ailU LWV
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PACIFIC COAST POINTS ...
... . PAUL, AND THE EAST.
Crosses both the Cacade and the Itoiky Mountain In DAYI.IiillT, ntlordmg mi.
. st'iiirers the opportunity of view ing the
Grandest Scenery
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THr ADICMY prepares for Collegp ami givw tlmrotiKl. Kng-I
1H" Miumticui; the lit-st prcpurHt iu fur 'iVatihiiijf or Business. I
All
Un
.xjH'iises very hw. D.mnl ami rooms at the Ladies'
I, 3 to H Iter ivt-ek, incliiilini; f.l.-rtrir' liulii ni i,ot
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K- Doi llliltirv. lllldi
nish.-s boa I'll Mud ronw t lJ2.2o jirr week. Htm rd and
room in private fami lite. $2,511 and upwards. Many stu
dents rent rooms and board themselves at a lotsl cost not
o'oT' iUl l?r u,H'k' T1,e fHl1 tm b,,g'"8 J"uarv
Z, 1(5 bur full piirtietihirs address,
thomas McClelland,
Forest Grove,
WILEY
CITY LIVERY STABLE!
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street. Is
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS, GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS.
THE
When in the City Give us a
call, or if you are1 needing
Printing of any kind" give
a call and we will give you
Prices that cannot be dupli
cated In Washington County.
SUBSCRIBE
For the fewsfest. Paper
in Washington County.
Only $1 Per Year,
Cash in Advance.
Patent Medici
Proprietary Articles, I
Pharmacy
I'artlrnlar Atlriiihm .id .
.Family Kerl,rV.Ml,i,',,K"''j
MEAT MARKET,
UKit.sr, rHor
Veal and Pork I
ami
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Until you Imvn awn a Coast Steel Gesr
Manu'ftl. Iiy t'oasl Carriage & WnnCo
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UK third Ml, Portland, ()reiH,
Scientific, Literary,
l- i'ellent
& DENNIS,
AR6US
lias moved to tlm Corwin k
WooBter block, up stairs ov
er Brock's Drug Store. , .
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