THE HILLSBORO ARGUS, THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1896.
THE AIMJUS . .
CALENDAR
Hun i Mn I Tuh Wed Tliui H'rljNr
; JL Jl. jc zulk ik
j0l 11 I 12 I 13 14 1 15 i m
rrj lH I 1'J I 20 21 22 2I
,sr," - " '-' - i - -
. Dally Mall Arrival!
Forest (Iruvn - am 7:1."
Portland, Way hihI Kimtcrii :.'
Olptii'oo - til f:00
VirvallIx iiiul Way - , :
Portland C:W
)nlly Mall Departure:
Portland ft Kaxtcrn via H 1 am 7: 1.1
l'ort vlatllmiroe, Lenox A Ik'tluuiy 7.0(1
4irvnlliM A Way - :'
Portland & vn.v - p in MM
Ki treat drove - 0:00
KiiriiihiL'ton anil Latmil Imivp at 10;H0 it
in anil arrives at it:4!i i in on Tuowluy,
TlmrNiliiy mill Saturday
No Hiiiulay mailH. I'imtiillh'u open from
7:00 it ni'lo K:00 p in, except Sundays.
H. 1'. Tlnio Tallin:
Lv. Ar.
Portland H in 7:1.1 p m MiWi
CorvalliM a in :to p in 5:H
Portland a in in (1:00
McMlnnvllhi a m :' 1' m ":'')
Tlie rainy senium, which is Unit
pit i t of t he year which should not
have hi-en with u in April nnd
May, hut wn, hn censed sinee
those tall sycamores of Shrrwmid
and Middli'tnn, Iter, and Vuujfhn,
' have (iiit coming up to the county
sent.
" boot nmlyhoen in nil l;ne
the old reliiibliMirin of II. Weli
I'linj! & 8 ins leuTrt all competitors.
T. A. McCntirt,nf McMinnville
fpent Friday evening in the city,
lie siivh politics iirehadly mixed in
Ynnihill munty, tlm isMU' being be
tween the republicans and the Union-Bimetallic
forces.
When vnu wantnn"iiptodale"
liuir cut, or n neat comfortnhlH shave
or both, call at lh City Shaving
Parlor. Hot and C"ld hathn im
mediate on order.
E. K. Coi.rhtock, Prop.
That Mecca of populism, the
Feiirchlinht ofl'.oe, at Cornelius, was
the other day the wene of a riot
between two o( he devotees at the
Hln i tie of the Omalpi pint form. Ah
it result, niio wan binllv sluiken up,
ti-wl rahle S'nitchiiiK. in true
l.ni'iilisiie tiU. van indulged in
inid the hrnior of hoth pirtieiuints
forcibly vindicated. One of the
'onlHi.tu.nln. it issttid, -iim thech i-t-Mil
rak'-r "f hi b the only n
iintl ' I imi. "
iw i ..fiioi s ill a k'lnls tor
'I'inK mid dimmer wear at II
Welirunj; & S '11.
I.. 1'. W. U'liuihv was in town
Friday l:t -t . iirinii hi- ivsiieeis In
tax enllecmr I'o'd, on a gohi -land
nid b.isis Mr Quiiiiln thinki-
llillsboro will nave hiren 'endiince
hihI hi eniries lit lly .Inly ntC"
inei'iiiij!.
J I ivoiilUis prpirid n
'iiinke hiati of Jfoin !,oU in U'KtO
ni easy term
-Mr. U'ehcier, V Portland, i
visiting i:i the c.i;y
E.
ev
rtilli Mr, ltt
(.lave.
Thec'iojip rales of five dollar?
ciihin and two-lifiy lecme, includ
ing meal and herth nre Ptill in ef
'H mi the O H. & N Coh', HieHiii
r Irom Portland. Steamer leave
Portland every live day.
X. N. Sleeve Im heen trim
ferred from Miilluomnh county to
t hi city, where he! will have hi
rial on charge of Venue. Tin- cae
wi I nrohnhlv cumu un at the July
(erm or sooner. It will ho remcin
liered that he was foil ml guilty of
inanhl iiighter hut the Supreme
vourt ent the cae hack for I rial
Mr. Sleeves think Im will have no
tioihleto ewlnhlili hi innocence
t ihenext trial, and Hume, Mul.
noimih' l)itriot Attorney thinks
he will again convic' him.
V. K. Brock can now supply
the public with the choicest nitiga
tineH and literature. Come and Fee
lor yourself.
A sidewalk is heinR built in
front of ihe M. E. liamoniino and a
new fence will soon enclose the lot.
You can get extras for D. M.
Osborne machinery at Schulmerich
fc Son.
, Thirteen acres, halt under cul
tivation, rest slushed nnd reed ml.
Three acres is of heavordani and
awail. Situated close to Base line
- road between Hillshoro and Forest
Grove. Goes at IfoO per acre. Call
at this office.
Warren pohhins has returned
from Heppner and is being greeted
by his jiumerous trienct. warren
will remain here until after the
campaign. '
Vl.avo the finesfcnd lirgeet
stock ofJnXUin WaslStarf coun
ty at the lowest priceVevefflered.
Jiryaii Laidlawo. Ciwh Store.
N. F. Smith in so far recovered
from his attack of rheumatism that
he is able, by aid of his crutches,
to he out on the street.
Tne county court appointed,
E. B. Sannineton. son of the late
J. W. Sappington, to succeed the
father as county treasurer, air.
Sappington has filed his bond and
' will attend the duties of the office
until his successor is elected and
qualifies
Why do you sell your eggs lor
9ets when vou can get 124 cts at Dr.
Parkers? See his large stock of
good!)
Quite a number of Washington'
county nop raiser have plowed up
their yard. Zma Woods will try
it another year, and also will Stew
art Vaughn, of Middleton.. The
mammoth ynrd at the Im brie farm
will uUo make another season.
U'j to II. Wehrung & Song for
your Gents' furnishing good. They
Keep the hiieht line r.i the county.
Saturday last the republican
county central committee nu t and
placed on the ticket, to fill the
vacancy of candidacy for treasurer
caused by the death of J. W. Sap
pington, Mr. A. U. Cady ot iseaver-
ton. 1 lie) e wen many applicant
for the honor of the vacancy nom
ination but it i rumored the com
mittee desired to heal all the'
wounds possible by naming a U.
A. H. man and that they acted con
siderably on the counsel of their
senatorial candidate.
You can get finer and better'
clothing at Schulmerich & Son
than any other place m the county.
W. McQuillan was in the city
Tuesday, doing business.
C. W. Hudson, a staunch dem
ocrat from Gaston, was in town
Wednesday, communicating with
hi numerous friends.
Men's furnishing goods just
fr in the factory at lower prices i
litin ever at Schuliiiench A Son.
Forest Grove will have the Vet-
eiium' 're-union this year and the
citizens of that place will entertain
their guest in a royal manner.
Forest Grove never does things by
halvts.
Foliage is very slow iu coming
to bud and bloom this spring, it
almost seems that the earthquake
dropped some of the heut in tiir
bowels of the earth further away
from us.
J. M. Brown has deposed of
his news business and W. i'J. Brock
will hereafter, supply the people
with magi aiiies and monthlies.
A. B. Lewi und A A. Phillips,
of Cornelius, were in the city yes
terday. -Fred Losli and Susan Trtichsel
have been granted license to wed
hy County Cltrk Goodin.
Ladies' und misses' wraps fur
-pring und summer wear at iH'hul
uiericii & Son.
The little piece of poetry in
last week's Independent, which ap
pealed to the G. A. H. and Sons of j
eieiuns voles lor republicans ex
died the admiration ot a friend to
I'hk Aiuil's and as a result some
veise was sent to us. U fills ihe
nill, tells the truth and should he
read hy everybody.
New Goods. New l' rices. We
are receNinjaii elegant, line of
spring amiommer gotut ftt priceB
o Mill Ihe tiWs. Call tud exam
ine our st'k.We ctHi hive you
moi.ei. Bryan Xaidlaw Co. Cash
Store!
Altoi.r.ey 8. P. Huston attend
ed court at Oregon City Thursday
lust, lo appear as counsel iu a road
case in which parties from thi
county were involved.
C. Blaser desires to thank his
many friends for their kindness
during his recent illness.
Men's white laundiied shirts
for f)U cents at Schulmerich & Son.
Many hundred of dollars will
be lost by the onion raisers this
year, owing to the latu high water.
Take it all in all, crop will all be
later thi year than for many years
previous.
Teachers! examination is being
held, with applicants totlie numbtr
of 27
-Hats at Schujmerioh & Son
both great and small; can litany
one,
The gentleman on the demo
cratic ticket for treasurer is a man
well known to the people of Wash
ington county. Peter Boslow is a
man of integrity, competent, reli
able, and if he should be elected
will make a good county treasurer.
Mr. Moscow is an old pioneer, has
lived here to see Washington coun
ty transposed from a wilderness lo
a commonwealth of homes. Vote
for him for treasurer and you will
make no mistake.
The Independent will print the
ofhcinl ticket for the June ele; tion,
receving therefor $2.00 per thousand
for S4,5U0. The Hatchet bid was
$2.25 and the Independent $2,00.
V E. Thome will make the
run for school superintendeney on
the populist ticket nnd if. elected
Mrs. Thome will net as deputy.
This is practically the same as if
Mrs. Thome were running. If
Thorne should beelected the schools
of the countv will be under ex
cellent management.
The sneech of Hon. J. H. Dav
ison free silver was O. K., but when
he ventured on populism and nat
ural history he shot widely of the
mark. One of the eccentricities
was locating the Hottentots in
South America. He may as well
have located them in Oregon if he
were going to leave Africa out of the
question.
There will be an excellent ex
DPI
B. Sappington to Suo
ceed His Father.
USUAL GItlST OF BILLS ALLOWED
The "Cyclmie" Reached Hillshoro
Hon. H. V. Gates Addressed a
Lar(re Audience at The Court
HouseReal Estate Transfers.
The following bills were allowed:
COUNTY COURT.
I)BRcaoner '6 .00
Thos G Todd 3 8o
.SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT AND ASS'TS.
Craig School Sup't ' 39-
. VVV.h, LIGHTS AND JANITOR.
sume ollice at filing
of bond.
ind approval
Bids filed on AUman Bridge: T
Johnson, 344; J W Goodin, $400;
M Mead. $340; C True, $33H; True
awarded contract. .
Hrugger Bridge: Johnson, $389;
Goodin. $3o; Mead. $385; True,
$404; Mend withdrew and contract
let to Goodin.
Yote of the Last Legislature.
$324;
Con-
N A Barrett
Hillshoro L & W Co .
SALARIES.
J W Sappington. . .
E L McCormick...
R 11 Goodin
H P I'ord
L E Wilkes
30.00
24-15
50.00
17500
250.00
275.00
1790
308.15
STATE CASES
Warrants drawn witnesses, e:c.
STATIONERY
J W Sappington 60
HP I'ord 9-8o
R L McCormick 3 00
The Arirus 9 00
Glass and Prudhomme 41.18
Austin Craig &-?5
Hatchet 19-25
R 1) Goodin 5 '
W E Brook 4 90
Hillshoro Pub Co 23,50
ASSESSING AND COLLECTING.
G H Wilcux 7-00
RCrandall 39-
S H Humphreys 39-oo
Win Pointer 33 00
KIKuratti . 7-oo
BRIDGES AND ROADS.
James Laidlaw & Co 26 50
S W Scelve , 35 00
J W Kyle 5&83
Western Wheel Scraper Co . . . 104.00
H Schulmerich ' 2.50
I) B Reasoner 3 00
TGTodd... 300
Andrews Lumber Co 23-96
..... 57-50
2.60
...... 2 00
8.40
2.50
2.50
2.60
2.00
2 00
2 60
2 00
5o
408
Minto Bridge: Johnson.
Goblin, $347; True, $374.75.
tract let to Johnson.
J C GtiHlin. A H Vaughn and C
True appointed viewers on re sur
vey of Taylor Ferry road.
D B lteasoner ordered to investi
gate status of survey on certain
road a per petition of Snyder and
Campbell.
The Cyclone Here.
Hon. J. II. Davis, of Texas, spoke
Monday, at the Court House, to a
crowded auditorium. After giving
his opinions on party history he
launched into a free siiver speech
sod handled liissuhject in an able
manner. Like many public speak
ers, Mr. Davis .doubtless made
errors, but taken all in all his ad
dress was a good one, and after the
democratic national convention
meets the national committee will
probably have Mr. Davis on the
stump advocating free silver. The
speaker claimed to have been a
lawyer, and says he was one of the
framers of the Omaha platform.
In thi case, he must have had
some misgivings as to hi part in
that work as he hardly alluded to
anything but the free silver plank.
Summary of Roll Call ori Appropriation Bills
in the Last Oregon House and Senate.
The Following Table Appeared in the Morning Oregnnian of February
5, 1896, Showing the Individual Votes on the Several Bills Carrying
Appropriations -Huston a Democrat the Lowest and llofer a Re
publican the Highest.
IN THE OUSE.
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si si
Si
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J-l ; o'Hi o' : 1 2
9 -is: f s'e.3!iSi! "15
ajg gbdo si! f Mi 5j
Sljfl1? 1U S: SIS
fipjiljfjp! j p.fjl 1,; j
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2:5
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;4 . ; . SOCIETIES. ,
n Plwenlx Lm1p No 34. K of P niMi
mi !,,iul.i.v Avpulnir of AM'h WMk.
In Manor.ie hall.
Phoneeia Tem)le No 10 meets on the ei
ond and fourth Friday of etieli mouth,
in I O O F ball.
Mniitemma Lodiw No SO I O t
K meet every Wednctnlay ev
cnrtitf In their nail.
Hillshoro Kubokah InlBe No M met Irw
OddFellown' ball on the third Saturday
of each month.
Tni'.llly Lodge No A F A M.
nintit every Satunmy ngm on or
after full moon of each month.
Tualatin Chapter, No hi, Eastern Star,
meets second and fourth 'iuesday ltt
each month at Masonic hall.
; Hillstioro Lodge No 61 A 0 U W
meet every secoiia ana lourui..
Friday in earh month.
4 I
.Ah
ashiiicton, Kncampineot No
(1 o F meets on see. 111. unit n,
V3
! Fiicay ;f eat uioi.lh.
J.'y Ui'.lslmro l'ilfce No lt i '
...i.iL.ny
1:
Hillshoro Orange N o p of n:e.
2nd and 4.a S..tur(laT8 k. in.
-5
3
Jaiiien Younc
D C Stewart
Wiley & Dennis
L E Wilkes
J S Jackson
OW Marsh
David Smith. .-
C H Blaiicbard
John Vanderbrouk
M H Shipley
N H Sheid le
W N Barrett
Moore Ireland & Co.
That Silver Mine.
There is considerable excitement
iu and around Forest Grove over
the locating of a supposed silver
mine. Ihe prospects are reported
us very good and the huge mount
ain will be thoroughly prospected.
Any uumlier are now out exploring
the hill back of the Alexander farm
and if their search shall be reward
ed with plenty of silver Forest
Gro e will be strictly in it. With
a great, big silver mine, Washing
(n County's resources will he sec
ond to none in Uie world and even
the iiiot skeptical hope the report
is int founded on idle expectations.
PKISONKKS AND PAfPERS
A W Saxton
A O.sen
Brvau Laidlaw Co. .
W'A Hutchison
J P Tamiesie
Lucinda Frank
H. I. Ford
Rosa Frost
John Northrop
Hillstioro Pharmacy
I) 11 Reasoner
Mrs Reihter
Harriet Lousignont
CIRCUIT COURT,
W N Barrett
A W Saxton
Gates Speaks
Won H. V. Gates addressed the
Republican Club Tuesday evening
and the court house was obtained
in order to accomodate the large
audience. His first re mirks were
directed in contradiction to some
of the statements made bv Davis,
the populist speaker. After mak
ing i-omt
sp.-iiker s
150.8S
5 ov
14 50
5 00
4 5"
i 10
355
5 co
10 CO
7-5
.20
5 00
1500
JO.00
2.20
RKMITTED.
Barrett & Adams 59-35
BOUNTY.
SP Taylor 10.00
MISCELLANEOUS
V 1 Babcoek Post GAR Indigent 49.65
J B Matthews Post GAR indigent 18.45
lieiartsnf countv oHiceis exam
ined and approved.
Ueport of viewers, judging 1150
damages on road No. 344, Ssehenlle,
petitioner rend and adopted. Hoad
to open and establish upon pny
ment. K Council, J I'each and A JLor
doii appointed to assess damages
in locution of road No iS. To
meet May 22.
Relief of $5.00 per month grant
ed family of W lteihter. until fur
ther orders.
Madeline llcnke, James Adams,
Peter Peterson, admitted to Poor
Farm.
J C Clutter appointed to succeed
L W Horron its supervisor of II D
No 61.
Two thousand feet 'lumber and
$30 allowed II 1) No 12 for bridges
and culverts. 3300 ft allowed Dist
No 50; 1500 allowed Dist No 2G;
1000 ft allowed Dist No 45; 2000 ft
allowed Dist No 6; $10 worth pow
der allowed Dist No 17.
T Tucker, J Carstens and John
Northrop appointed viewers in re
Road No 348, petition of J D Hill
and 50 others. To meet May 2i.
W'm Shaver, J Burroughs and C
F Tigard appointed viewers on
Road No 245, to meet May 2(.
J Miller, Jas Hansen and J D
Rowell appointed viewers on change
of road as petition of Geo Taylor, to
meet May 22ud.
Allowed $15 for relief three
months of Harriet and Frank Lousignont.
R II Walker, L L Wbitcomb and
A Collins appointed viewers to meet
. 1 ... I- -
muition 01 mtisica laiein .t " on May 29, 0.1 Road 346. petition
Onera House to ntttht. Those who " t oi...... ... ..1
of J Bhute, et al.
J D Rowell, Seih Seeley and C
attended last night speak with
nruiaa anil ndolntinil flf th HoiHtV
of the artists. Kober to view proposed change of
- Minnie W. James, formerly of! Road No 324; May 15.
Clark county, Washington has filed j flj B Sappington appointed to fill
suit against Ezra V, James, for 1 vacancy iu office of county treasur
divorceon groundof desertion. er. Bonds fixed at $40,000. Toas-
potnted corn cions the
,-, iiched lo the last legi-
latiue ;ii (i his arraignment of the
Simon machine was Mich that no
ic.-pectalde rej ubliciin who listened,
hoiild In v im thing hut partisan
;stn let't with which to pluck up
eournuc to vole the republican tick
et. Mr. (iatis is a poweifnl tulker
and his description as to how the
republican machine was manipu
lated was enough to convince any
man, be lit of politic or no, that a
vote for republicanism was a vote
against good government.
In his remark on populism, Mr.
Gates read statistics and quoted
eminent foreign writers on the im
priictibility of government owner
ship of railroads, do.
Real Estate Transfers.
J Bartok to U S Nat'l Bink It
10 in Grayoak.
C Johnson to Sanford McRoe Its
35 3(5 blk 8 west Portland Heights
$200. (
C K Bennett to Win Smith It 8
blk 9 West Portland Place $150'
Eliza and .1 F Colev to Henry
Mandi 11 11 ol the Baruuni d I c $1
Win 1! Fuller" et, ux to Mrs Anna
Howell 10 a of L Hall d I c t 1 s r
1 w $500. .
Lily R Rowe and hush. To
Ar bur K Webb and Mary Har-
wick'. 123.18 a of sec 26 t 1 n r 4
w $0000. , '
.1 S Duncan et ux. To James H
Kirk. 84 a of sec 31 t 2 n r 4 w
$1500. ' ;;
Pleasant L Cox To Ca pi tola B
Cox. n w i of sec 24 t 1 11 r o w
$545,
John. McConkey. To Lodenia
Mi Conkey. 80 a of sects 2 and 35
t 2 and 3s r 2 w $100.
W V Wiley et ux. To W J Van
Schyner part of block 8 Hillshoro
$900. ' ;
Al h Hunter et ux. To Andrew
Johnson. 3 a of sec 13 tier 1 w
$500.
Mitchell's Pension Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, May 13. -The
seriate passed Mitchell's bill for pen
sioning the veterans of Indian wars.
This bill will pension all who serv
ed in the early Indian wars in
Washington and Oregon, their wid
ows and dependent survivors. Her
mann has circulated and secured
signatures to a petition to Ihe speak
er, asking that he -be recognized to
call up 11 similar bill in the house
on suspension day, or that 11 day be
granted to consider the bill. Rep
resentatives of 17 states have signed
the petition, and a request will now
be made to secure consideration of
Mitchell's bill, so that it may uot
have to go through conference.
Oregoniau.
Hofer 11 a a'n a a a a a a a a a a $1,045,413 60 $587,977 71
ope an a a aaaaaaaa 1,840,413 flu 5H2,h77 71 ,
! utl'iiian a a a a a n a 11 a a a a a n 1,S27,913 00 570,477 1
Davis aaa uaaanaaaaa 1.H6.4I3 00 54-,fi77 fil
Burke aaa.i aaaana ana 1.709.413 60 841,977 61 ,
Melireer an an uaaanaaaaa 1,798,985 99 541,500 UO
ililleuas nana a aaaaaaaa 1.79,935 99 532,500 00
Kinearson a aa aaaa an aaa 1.7S9.413 60 531,977 61
Patterson a a. in aaanaaaaa l,7s,93 99 531,500 00
Nhutrum naa nn aaanaaaaa 1,788,935 99 53 1. .500 00
Coon a aa uaaanaaaaa 1.787.935 99 532,500 00
David aai aaaana aan 1,774,413 60 516,977 61
Colo aaanaaaaa aa aa 1,764.413 60 ;06,977 61
Myers a aa ana a 1,729,413 00 471,977 t
Lyle 11 a a a a naa an 1,722,4:3 60 465,477 61
Craig a a n 11 an nn a aaaaaa 1,538.975 99 281,500 00
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Smith, Linn 11 a 11 1: a 11 n n a a a a a a a 1,529.935 99 272.500 00
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Thompson auanaaananaaaaa 1,504,413 60 240.977 61
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lSluiidcll aaaaanananaaaaa 1,502.985 99 245.500 00
Coon aaaa na a aaaaa 102,935 99 245,500 00
Sehlbrede naaannananaaaaa 1,492.935 236,500 00
Cardwell aa aa anuaaaa 1,489,413 60 231,977 01
TempleUm aa a nanaaaaa 1,488,935 99 2:1,510 00
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Dalv aa aanananaaaan 1.483,935 99 226,-dO 00
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Stanley n a 11 11 n n n n a n a a a a 1,478,985 99. 2.'1 rK) 00
llaker 11 a u a n a n a n a a a a n 1,474,935 99j 217 501 00
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Cooper 11 11 11 a a n n n a n a a a 1.464,935 9S4 20? W) 1 0
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Gowily ..: n n 11 n n n n a n a aan 1,458,935 99 201,. 00 00
Scott a 11 11 n n n n a n a ai a a n 1.457.935 Mi 2MI.C00 0!)
Guild n a ai a a 1,457,43 9 2H 00 11
Keyt aai. aanan naa an 1,442,435 99 185.000 00
Smith, Clk aaaa an a a a 1,438,935 9 isl.fi' 0 00
Mintie a a an na a a a 1,433,935 9:1 176fO0 0O
Curtis a aaaaa ana" aaa a 1,361,413 106 977 61
Smith, Jos ...aaaa'anananaaa a l,3(i3,'35 99 lnfi.fi'0 00
Smith, Polk a aaa an una aaa 1,343.935 99 Ml 500 '6
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Young aaaaaaaananaa a 599.477 61 590 477 61
Burleigh n 11 una a a naa n M'H1 M0 WW 00
each a a a a a a a a n n a a a a 537 977 61 537 977 61
Lester a aaaaaaan aaaa 531.977 61 531.977 61
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JellVey a n a a a " a 11 a a n ala a 25'!0ii 266 5' 0 00
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PROFESSIONAL.
BARRETT 4, ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Ilixmw 6 and 7 Central Block,
llillsliopo, Orfc
T. H. TONGUE,
AT rORNEY-AT-LAW,
In Morgan block,
Ilillaboro, Orgo
W. D.W0OD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ,
OHice in Chenetto Row. Residence,
corner First and Main streets, Hillaboro,
Oregon.
S. T. LINK LATER, M. B.C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oliii e at Residence Kast of Court House,
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HILLSBORO, - ORKOOX.
P. A. BAn.IT, M.D. r. I. BAtLBT, B.S.M .IV
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physician, Surgeons and Accouchers.
Office in Hllleboro Pharmacy. Resi
dence aoutn-west corner Baseline and
Second. Ail calls promptly attended day
or night.
JAMES PULLIPPg TAMIESIE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Consultation in French or English. OlHc-.
snd residence south of Main near 3d St.,
Hillshoro, Or,
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing snd fine map work .
specialty.
Lindsay Block, two doors north of th
postotttce. Saoondst., Hillsboro, Or.
GEORGE R. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
00m 1 it 2, Sfante Block, over Greer's.
HILLSBORO, OREGON .
Local Agent P.oyal Instirunce Comi any
a" Hifrmlics uye.
'11" signities no.
I signifies alwent.
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveys..,cing.
Rooms 8 4 7 Morgan Blk., Hillshoro. Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROBATE.
V H Wehrung appoinled nduiin
istrator of estate of (ieo Groner, tie
ceased. Bond approved.
Report of ale ol pergonal prop
erty of August Greenbeller, deceas
ed, at $51.9U, approved.
E B Sappington appointed adm.
of estate of J W Sappington, de
censed, appraiser. C A Raymond,
W 1) Walker and F M Hill.
Report of administrator ot God
love Litka estate examined, approv
ed. Report of the estate of V B Lew
is examined and approved.
BEAVERTON.
B Evans, who has been suffering with
an obstruction of the artery of his leg,
is quite badly off and his chances for re
covery are lew
Willie Bougher, whose knee joint was
excised sometime ago, is almost sufficient
ly recovered to sit up.
A B Cady has been nominated for coun
ty treasurer by the Washington county
republican central committee, and if
elected will make a good official.
Norman Walters, of Cedar Mill, while
wrestling at school sustained.a very se
vere dislocation of the elbow joint, and a
partial one of the shoulder. He will be
unable to wrestle again for a good many
days.
A union meeting is in progress at the
Cong, church and a very large crowd is
being attracted by the very fine singing
A Davis has sold his sawmill engine
CORNELIUS.
Col Britton was in Cornelius Monday.
Bom to the wife of J H Allen, a son,
May the 9th, 1896.
Scott Walker, of Gasto.i, was in the
city last Saturday.
The Lee girls arrived home from Port
land last Saturday evening.
Jack Neep, formerly of this place,
but now of Chicago, arrived home Satur
day evening.
Miss Cora Merrill came out from Port
land last Saturday eve to attend the
Drama.
The Epworth League will give an en
tertainment at the church next Sunday.
Some special features will be introduced.
Rev Dunlap will hold a revival meet
ing at West Union next Sunday.
A Tilden, a distant relative of S J Til
den, arrived in this city from Indiana
with his family. They will make this
their future home.
S B Smith, populist candidate for pros-
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eciuing any., was iu vumcuua rnuav.
J Vandervelden.of Verboort.was in the
city Monday.
Miss Lula Smith and brother, of Gas
ton, visitea with u 1 flumps ana taut
ily Saturday and Sunday.
A A Phillips will open up a real estate
office in Cornelius about the 1st of June.
J Beal, of Gales Spur has rented the
shop near the P O and wt4l mend boots
ana snoei at naratime prices.
FISH MARKET
J. D. ROSELAIR, Prop.,
HILLSBORO, - - OREGON
Salmon 8 and 10 cents per pound..
Herring, salt, 8 for 10 cents.
Fresh and Salted Salmon Egg Con
stantly on Hand.
THE
DELTA
DRUG w STORE
(Next Door Bryan -Laidlaw Co.)
Main Strip', llillsboio.
A fine line of Toilet 'Article, Brushes
Coml)M, Perfumes, Patent Med ledum
and npomal attention given
to futility and Acvunwy,
IS
Vote the democratic ticket for
the legislature and you will vote
for representative people.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the 27th
day of April, 1896, there was a darkbay
horse with small white spot in forehead,
about .1 years old, weight seven or eiuht
hundred, jumped into my inclosure one
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Bliu is placing .v upu a ... .u. n- care(1 (jr said horse iinw gbov(J
mcn1, ..The horae will be delivered 'o v.v.ivr b
The onion croo hps consinwuhlv 111- prnvitu vroivttv ami pftvitii' c"vr 'o
lured in many places along the beaver feeding, etc, I' KikTR,
dam by the late rise iu the water. t Laurel, Ore.
Cor. 2d & Wash'toQ
) J. NOKTHRUP,
Newly Furnished
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,
General Fire Insurance and Loan Broker
HILLSBORO . . OREGON
Win. fira,
CARPCTWEAVING,
Centerville, Oregon.
V,'ci.vub carpet striped an4
measured to fit aay room.
Prices to suit (be bard timtfl