The Hillsboro argus., May 21, 1896, Image 3

THE HILLSBORO ARGUS, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1896.
THE ARGUS . .
CALENDAR
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forest drove ' - :0
r'aiiuliiKtoii mid Laurel leaves at W:'M u
in and arrives at .'1:46 m mi Tuesday,
Thursday mid Niitiirdny
No Sunday iiiiiIIh, Postolllcc open from
":(Wn in'lo W:U() p in, except Ntiiidnys.
N. I. Time Tallin:
Lv. Ar.
I'oi'llaud n in 7:1:1 p in K:.riO
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Hon. H. H. Huston unil K C.
Seliuiinerioli addressed Cornelius
)nlA Monday evening.
lVir- boots ami hIiouiii nil linen
tlio old reliable liWof II. Well
rung & Sons leads irtijojiipetitorH.
The anonymous litter writer
is busy at work in this city. This
hoi t of work in of tho lowest order
tind characteristic of n brutal, cow
ardly niilure. One who has lii-en
writing such letters of late N well
known by several people and there
tun breakers ahead.
When von want an "up lo date"
liair cut, or a neat com fort a hie shave
or both, call at the City Shaving
Parlors. Hot and Cold baths im
mediate on order.
E. K. Coi.kh.totk, Prop.
W. Holmes is now engaged in
teaching the lielhany baud and
under his instruction great improve
1 1 it it t is expected.
-Kil'th and Kir streets are receiv
ing Ho.no great improvements these
days, HiuuipH being taken out and
the lliuroiijihl'areH generally plough
ed mid railed.
' Wash goods of all kinds for
Hpri.ig and summer wear at 11.
eiirung & .Sons.
N. II. trstiiedcl was in the city
front C itervillii Monday night to
attend l'Unuui lodge and incut ln.
Mentis.
II. W. ripodnei left Tuesday to
ftjcepi u iiMiiun uil the rubber
liouse -ii (i.iovlye.u' it (' ., of Port
laud. -4,1. 1 Knight is prepared lo
liialCU loilln ol tiolll .,OJ HI -i 1'jUU
on eaS) l t inr.
die i.'Klieis of Toe (Militia-,
chuicii al l give u tinnier and uip
p l on election clay III the old li.i,
a, ir ii'iililiug .driin street. i.i cents.
- The cheap rates of five dollars
e.ihiii and two-tifty steerage, includ
ing meals and iieriu are still in ef
fect on the U. 11. it N Cos', sieam
ers hum l'm'tlund. Steamers leave
1'oi tlund every live ilays.
S. U. Dunbarr, a prominent
populist was in the eily yesterday,
.dr. Dunbarr thinks lieu silver is
not u cardinal principle of populism,
and holds that tlm true populist is
lor lial paper money the govern
ment lo loan the same on land.
W. E. Urock can now supply
iho public with the choicest maga
zines and literature. Come and see
lor yourself.
Miss Theresa Heiling, who is
now residing m Portland, returned
home 1 uesclay evening after mak
ing a long ii lid pleasant visit with
relatives and friends.
Deniorest medal contest at the
Christian Church next Wednesday
evening under the direction of the
W. C. T. U.
You can get extras for D. M.
Osborne machinery at Schulmerich
ASon.
.lr. Craig, editor of The Hatch
et, and republican nominee for
school superintendent, was a pro
nounced democrat prior to starting
the Hatchet. He was "arteroHiis"
and knew his abilities would draw
no republican votes so hied him
self over dead line into the repub-lii-Hii
eauiu. He is no more a re
publican thaii the present head of
their ticket was uunng war uines,
when the Knights of the Golden
Circle flourished,
Union meiuoral services for de
ceased soldiers will be held at the
ilourt House. Sunday. Mho 24, 1 89(1
at 11 o'clock a. m. Members of
the G. A. It., W. R. C. and H. of V.
urn run uested to meet at Urance
lfu.Il at 10:30 a. in. AH are invit
ed to attend.
KODOLPH CbANDAI.L,
Chin, Memorial Comm.
.R Zneke. of Gales Creek, but 3
weeks a resident of the county, was
TiiHsdav examined bv Dr. Tainie-
eie and the county court on a charge
of insanity. He was ordered com
mitted to tha insane asylum and
Sheriff Ford removed him at once
Ladies of the Christian Church
will uivH a dinner on election day
in the Bazar building next door to
, Mie xuaiaun noiei.
.Hats at Schulmerich & Son
both great aud smalljcan fit any
Hon. T. J. Cleoton, republican
candidate for Pistrict Attorney,!
spoke to a large crowd at the court
house Tuesday evening. Cleeton
poured hot shot into the populists
and democratic enmp. The fiat
money idea, tia advanced by pop
ulists, received a terrible arraign
ment and "democratic in coiujie
teney" was severely chastised. The
republicans were all right , of course.
Go to II. Wehrung & Sons for
your Gents' tumii-hing goods. They
keep the finest line in the county.
Married: At the residence of
W. E. Smith. Hillsboro, Oregon,
May 18, John rooks and Salvia
Freudi'iiihal. both of this county,
Itev. W. E. Smith officiating.
E. Hurkhalter was in the city
from The Dalhs the first of the
week.
Two new cases for divorce
have been liled. Tresa Coiistan-j
tine wants separation from her hus
band, Guist'i, and Ora dell l'ome
roy ask for a decree of divon einent
from John E I'omeioy, and for the
custody of minor children, grounds
of desertion.
Thirteen acres, hall under cul
tivation. l-OKt. HhiKtuJfl nnrl hppiIoiI
TI.i m-M iu of I if. ii i'pi(ln nt .wlU'l aslsr as Portland, at whicl
swail. Situated close to lh.se line j PI,,C8 WRS tf tol ovr (hY or
road between llillshoro and Forest! M to complete papers of application
Grove. Goes at $",() per acre. Call ! for l't'iKion for debility sustained
at (his oliice. jus an Indian War Veteran. All
......
Mr. Cornell is lu'lding an ad-:
dit o., lo his reil ,.ce on EaH
aBhiiigton street.
Some grading and filling is be-
injj done on Hase line street,
Wh have- the lilies and' "largest
H'.ock of net- in Vashiunn coi n
ty at the hiVsi prio-s uvr nffereo.
lirvan LiiiillaV' Co. Cali Store.
Gu-t Eugestroom, Olap Sun- hn yet been found of the missing
berg, (h o. Goos, Conrad Iteiuecke, ! man, and his many friends fenr he
Geo. Danty and Samuel Moon have I has met with death by foul play,
all been duly admitted to citizen-'as he was possessed of some money,
ship,. The first three named re Hi family, well known here, is at
cenllv proved up on homesteads. ' j.Hpwsi, where the Meeks have Ink-
-You can eel finer and iMjller!?" "P w,n, of tliu all"le'1 NVh VetCi'
cioiiiiiii: at iMmuimericii iv oon
..i,;, ... ot w, .I,,,!, i, .(r i
than any other place in the county.
The Searchlight last week
contained an attack or rather, a
puke in poetry, touching upon
Gault's misfortune in having bill
one arm Gault's misfortune, hap
pily, is but in a physical sense,
while a cor who would write such
a piece, or all nv its publication, is
crippled in the head.
MenV furnishing goods jit
ir m the factory at lower price
him ever at Schulmerich it Son.
John Willis is attending to the
itiMiranee busini ss of J. I. Knight
this week.
Uttfu-i W'aii.'ei.er, mine host of
I he Tualatin, inu gone to A'ask:: o
II I'M llli.r tl il l, ii, , ,jj. ir " i
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it if i itiaio n some of the profits of;
that finiioi s Eldora l:i. ,
-J.M. Brown has disposed of
his news business and W. E. Brock
iiil hereafter supply the people
with magi zincs and monthlies.
J. 1. Knight, W. II. Wehrung, 1
L. E. likes and 8. 11. Humphreys,
with their families, left Monday
evening for Astoiia, where the gen
th men will attend the Odd Fel
low's Grand Lodge. Mrs. S. B.
Huston goes n iso to represent the
ilehekah lodge of this city.
Ladies' and misses' wraps for
pring and summer wear at Schul-
niericlt & Son.
On the street the other day
was noted an old bay In-rse which
at one time- about 20 years ago
.vtis the pride of his owner. It
was old ''Hoodlum and many a
running race he made. Today he
is in ned by Jan. Hoover.
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New Goods. New Price. We
tiro receiving' an eleghaity line of
spring aio'kuiniyjtr goodwill prices
io suit thetimesVCallauu exam
ine our
r sfock. We cittt save you
. Bryan Luidlaw Co. Cash
money
Store.
Counsel for Joseph Dillery has
appealed the cn-e of state v. Dillery
wherein Judge Knight imposed tho
$50 and costs fine. The case wits
tried by a jury. It will be taken
up by the November term of Cir
cuit oourt.
Men's white latindried shirts
for oO cents at Schulmerich & Son.
Why pay your money for Wild
cat paper when for Hie sumo money
or less, you can get,N. good an in
surance policy ii8 the. world pro
duces, by calling' on J. J. Knight,
Hillsboro, Oregon,
W. E. Thome is the peoples
Independent candidate for school
superintendent. If elected, his de
puty will be Mrs. Thome, the former
nominee on the Peoples ticket. A
vote for Thome will mean a vote for
good school management. Don't
forget this.
Monday evening, while Mrs.
Hosse, her daughter and daughter
in law were going to their home
from Cornelius the pole fell from
the neckyoke, frightened the team
and spilled the occupants. Mrs.
Hosse sustained a compound frac
ture of right leg and a fracture of
the right arm. Dr. Tamiesie at-
tended the sufferer and states that
she may have to suffer an amputo -
-F. Thatcher, of Thatcherville
was in the city today. Mr. Thatch-1
er is the democratic nominee for;
county commissioner, and reports
Nothing Seen of Him for
Over a Week.
CROP REPORTS OVER THE STATE
Nat a Large Amount of Fruit All
Crops Growing Slowly School
Report Some Real Estate Tran
sactions. Courteney Meek Missing,
Courteney Meek, one of the most
widely known characters in Wash
ington county, is missing, and fears
of foul play sre each day being aug
mented. On Tuesday evening of
last week he left this city lo return
to Lapvvai, Jd.iho, where he has
lived for the past year or so. Ac
companied by a nephew he proceed
i
iliv Wednesday he was seen on the
Ktr,.ej of l,jrilnt2 and iti-siid
,),. 011 Washington county nmn
WIW jlin, Thursday. Since that
time he has not been seen, the n pi -
ew returning to Glencoe Sumliy
evrtiing and reporting the matter to
S. A. I). Meek, the brother. Syste
matic search was made and tl 6
matter placed in the hands ofth
Portland nolice service.' No trace
land
M'ek was a men of strong char
acter, a lirm friend and a hitler en
cmv, hut was possessed ol many
manly and uenerotis traits. For
years he has identified himself with
republicans politics in this county,
and only a f.-tv days nio deliver, d
a political speech at Glencoe, his
old home. Many are of the opinion
that he will turn up nil right, but
ihere are other reasons to believe
he has been killed. His grip and
ovet'cutt. traps and other articles
which ho took with him are yet at
the old National hotel, Portland,
whi le he was a temporary auest.
Schoo' Report-,
I'he following is the reuort ofjufWm K Cii'penter
Dii-t. No. 41 for the month
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average attendance Sli; number of
itardvs 5. Thou neither absent
'!,;,.l-v !,re
as follow ins;; Edward
Metcalf. PeL'srie Gardner, Elmer
Watson, Walter Willis, Ralph Uglo,
Bruddic Fowles, Archie Montgom
ery, John Willis. Edivard Watson.
Bertha Fowles, Orpha Peters, Ada
and Eucy Miller, Ethel Watson
Mabel llollenbeek, Eva Montgom
ery.
Ai.rkrt Latham,
Teacher.
Crop Report.
Cuovs After a prolonged spell of
rain, cool and inclement weather,
and the past week unchanged in
this respect, the crops are found to
be making a slow growth. Tie
weather is too cool for prognss in
any crop and the soil too wet to
admit of plowing, seeding or garden
ing, through an attempt was made
in some seciions. Peas and potatoes
are selling well in Curry county.
Fall-sown grain has still a healthy
ooloiyxcept on low ground, where
the drainage is imperfect. Spring
grain (though a short crop) is look
ing well with few exceptions. Grafs
is making fairly good progress. No
ft a r is expressed concerning these
crops, for a hitlo sunshine and
warm, life-given weather would
make them us good as could be de
sired. Very little garden work has
been done. Some express them
selves will pleased that they have
made no Htiemp to plant garden
truck. When the soil is cold, and
sunshine deficientgarden seed will
quickly rot in the ground.
V huit Uoncerning ine n un crop,
it has changed little since hist week.
Correspondents still report fruit, as
failing, and many exuress them
selves in doubt. There is no doubt
that the cool weather is damaging
to the fruit. The extent of daniHge
can not be ascertained until some
warm spring weather has had its
effect. The weather becoming sud
denly warm would also be damag
ing. Pears, prunes, peaches and
cherries have suffered the most.
Some trees are well set with these
fruts, but the growth seems to be
checked, and a sickly look is notic
ed. Early apples have suffered al
so, but the late blooming apple has
a better prospect. Gooseberries and
an.d currants make slow growth,
but are not much hurt in other re
spects. Strawberries are backward.
Blackberries are begining to bloom
The ' le ra)d ch cropg are
tnougntKto be Bafe i Curry county,
1 mn'd ,ie prunw have nol suffered
with a prospect ot a very full crop,
great damage from the weather in
J that county, the rains having been
warmer than in other sections,
Late blooming fruits in Lincoln
county are doing well. The future
ed after a spell of fair1 weather and
sunshine.
Decoration Day.
A conference meeting of the com
mittees from the G. A. It., W, It. C.
and Sons of Veterans met in J. I.
Knight's office Monday evening to
arrange for proper observance of
Decoration day. Kev. Chne will
preach memorial seivices at the
court house this coming Sunday,
all churches to attend and on Dec
oration day proper a program will
be carried out in proper spirit. The
three societies above named, the
schools and Sunday schools will
march to the cemetery to decorate
the graves of our soldier dead and
then will return to the court house
square, where addresses by .one from
each order will take place. Music
appnpiiate, vocal and instrument
al, will be interspersed between the
addresses. Kev. Cline will talk on
the G. A. It., a paper will be read
by a member of the Relief Corps
and Hon. S. B. Hustoe. 2nd Lieu
tenant of tho Sons of Veterans
camp will in ike a 15 minute talk.
Hons. T. 11. Tongue and Samuel
Hughes will be invited to take part
and doubtless will be here.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Real Estate Transfers.
Francis M Hill to John Brisbine
und i int in 10(3.10 a of sec 6 t 2 s
r 3 w 11000.
T II Mulleret ux to Anionic Seid
ler It 69 in Cornelius Environs $150.
Nettie and Charles Alwood to S
Wade Hampton 6 a of sec 32 t 1 n
r 1 w $600.
S Wade Hampton to Ella Hamp
ton 6 a of sec 32 1 1 n r 1 w $600
U S to Ira E Purdin et nx nw
of sec 1 and n e of sec 2 1 1 n r 4
w Pat.
J J Plum et ux to C Plum 10 a
of sic 31 t 1 8 r 1 w $250.
M Lowerv to Janet Kirkwood
103 a of a Hill d 1 c t 2 s r 3 w $3008.
Phil. Yngeret ux toOttila Bell
ine Its 7 8 9 in blk 14 Simmons add
Hillsboro $1.00 .
l'HOBATK.
Report and account of pslale of
W B Lewis examined and approv
ed. Appraiser's report of the estate of
Geo. Groner, decease!, examined
and approved.
Petition i; run ted adtn.,' of estate
of Sarrah II Pamalee, deceased, to
sell personal property at private
sale f"r cash.
Citation ordered in ease of estate
I lea rini! set
for JiniP 22nd.
The following claims were allowed at
the adjourned May term of comuiision
irs' court.
CO'XTV COURT.
I) B Reason er
Thos G Todd
V H Wenrunj;
Max Crandall
PKISONKKS AND PAUPERS
I) H Rickard
Mrs Renter ".
BRIDGES AND ROADS.
D B Reasoner
STATIONERY
Glass and Prudliomme
MISCELLANEOUS
State cases
7.00
480
10.00
10.00
8.00
10.00
300
25.00
4055
VERBOORT AND VICINITY.
Mrs J B Tamiesie, who has been ill
for some time, is now improving.
Miss Riling has been home for about a
week; will return to PortUa I Tujvlay.
Mrs Vandehey is on the sick list; she
has had a slight stroke of paralysis. She
is still staying with A Vandehey, South
Cornelius."
Louis Van de Covering and J Spiering
have traded horses.
J Smith has rented the J Hill farm for
the term of two years.
Miss Dora Pet. rs is home from Port
land. It has been rumored that Hernia & Co
sold their saw mill.
The people remark that any party
which advocate a promise of dry weath
er for a while in one of the planks of its
platform will be sure of election if it
comes off before the rains stop.
C. E. Deichuian, of the liryan
Laidlnw Company, sustained a se
vere full from a chair to-tlay, while
waitiim on u customer. His clins',
struck aciws the back of the chair
and the fall, for a moment, para
lyzed the action of the heart. A
doctor was summoned and ho was
removed to his home He will be
around in a day or so.
Coxev is holding forth at Cor
nelius to-day, despite the efforts of
the populist slate central commit
tee. Coxey claims to bo a bona
tide populist and goes after Jas. B.
Weaver and Chairman Taubeneek
in no mild manner. He is an in
teresting talker and had a large
crowd of all parties to hear him,
many going to hear the man who
marched an army of tramps and
bums to Washington, D. 0. two
years ago. Coxey wants to run for
president on the populist ticket
and is adverse to any free silver
movement in the presidential cam
paign. City Recorder Ren ton Bowman
to-day tied his first beau-knot, the
contracting parties being J. V
Hull, a prominent business man of
Sherwood, and Miss ftstella Al.
Swope, a charming young lady of
the same city. They will at once
commence keeping house at that
Vote of the Last legislature.
Summary of Roll Call
in the Last Oregon
The Following Table Appeared in the Morning Oregnnian of February
5, 1890, Showing the Individual Votes on the Several Bills Carrying
Appropriations -Huston a Democrat the Lowest and Hofer a Re
publican the Highest.
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Meljreer
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Coon
David
Cole
Myers
Lyle
Craig
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Smith, Linn
Barkloy
Thompson . .
Dunn
lilundell...
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Sehlbrede. . .
Card well
Templeton . .
Long
Calvert
Daly
Hardline ..
Stanley .....
Baker
Cleoton
Cooper. ......
McCraken..
Gowdy
Scott
Ouild
Kevt
Smith, Oik..
Mintie
Curtis
Smith, Jos ..
Smith, Polk
Gates
Young
Uurleigh....
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Lester
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Jeffrey
Stewart
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Seaion
Yates
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CAGO RECORD, 181 Madisan-st.
T. M. Kelso is thr democratic
nominee for Justice of the peace for
Smith Hillsboro precinct. He is a
popular young man and will poll a
largo vote.
Wanted-Hn Idea SS
Protect your Idmm they may bring you wealth.
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on Appropriation Bills
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III.) Index.
--The Knights of Pythias will
present a drama, "Damon audi
Pythias" to Hillsboro people, on'
or about June 15th. It will be
doue under the direction of Hon.1
Wni. Hasinus, and the entire caste'
will be made up, with one or two
exceptions, of Hillsboro local tal-
SOCIETIES.
Phct'iilx Lodge No 84, K of P meets
,tf on iMomitu' evening 01 enen wees
in .Miixoiur nnn.
Plinnecia Temple No 10 meets on the ev
ond and fourth Friday of caeh month
in I O O E hall.
t&iSL'is, Montcisunia Lodge No SO I O O
3JS3f&? F meet every Wednesday ev-
iw1' ening in their hull.
Hillsboro Rebekuh Lodge No 54 meet in
Odd Fellows' hall on the third Suturdajf
of each month.
Tuality Iyxlge No i A F A A M
meet every Saturday night on or
after full moon of each month.
Tualatin Chapter, No HI, Eastern Star,
..1 .1 . t- 11. 1..
meeos ecoiiu MU14 10,11 in iutij
eaeli month t Vaonie ball.
. s -
sum. IIillHj-r,'i.odge No 61 A O U W
meat' everv second and fourth
Friday in each month.
.1 atiliington Kncampiiieot No 24 I
OOF meets on second and fourth
Fiiimy of cr.rh month.
a lltn.siioio i.ot:ge .j 11 ou 1 iiifi-i.
11. i....:u hu.UiViy
SiHillslHiro Or.-iiKi' No 73 P of n.(.et
2nd and 4th b-.... ...tiii;.
I Viola 'Pent., Wols, iv o i' M. meeir ir. Odd
I Fellows' Hall 011 Beuonu and roiirtli
'I'liui'sday cvening of exch moiit li.
Kuby Assembly, No. 26, t'nlted Attains
meet lirt auu third 1 w : 1 u at 0 d fel
lows' hall.
Uen Kansoiu Post, No 69, U A H inert at
Orunge all tiislumi third cfutui( a.
PUOFESSIONAL.
Barrett & adams,
attorn eys-at-law.
Hihoos 6 and 7 Ceutral ltlovk, '
llill.sUiso, Or
T. H. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
In Morgan block,
Hillsboro, Orflfo.
W. D.W0OD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office In Chenctte Row. Resklenea,
corner Kiret and Main streets, Uillaboio,
Oregon.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office at Residence Kast of Court House.
A. B. BAILEY, D. D. S.
JJENTIST
Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan-Bailey Block.
HILLSBORO, - OREUON.
F. A. BAILEY, M.D. P. I. BAIUT, U.B.M.1K
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchers.
Office in Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi
dence soutn-west corner Baseline and
Second. All calls promptly attended day
or night.
JAMES PHILLIPPK T110ESIB, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Office,
and residence south of Main near Sd St..
UilUboro, Or.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fine map work
specialty.
Lindsay Block, two doors north of tha
postoffioe. Second St., Hillsboro, Or.
GEORGE R. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
00111 1 fe 2, Shute Block, over Greer's.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
Local Agent Royal Insurance Company
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyt.icing.
Rooms 6 & 7 Morgan Blk., Hillsboro, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FISH MARKET
J. 1. ROSELAIR, Prop.,
HILLSBORO, - - OREGON
Salmon 8 and 10 cents per pound.
Herring, salt, 8 for 10 cents.
Fresh and Salted Salmon Eg-ffs Con
stantly on Hand.
THE
DELTA
DRUG :: STORE :.
(Next Door Bryan-Laidlaw Co.)
Main Street, Hillsboro.
A line tine of Toilet Articles, Brushes
Combs, Perfumes, Patent .Medicines '
and special attention given ,
to Quality and Accuracy.
Cur. 2d & Wash'toD
') J. NORTHRUP,
jL Newly Furnished
yy 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. Green
CARPCTWMS,
J CenterviUe, Oregon
Weaves ctrpet tri(d ud
measured to St any team. .
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