THE HILLSBOKO ARGUS, THUKSDAY, JUNE 4, 1896.
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2L 22 2.'1 24 " 25 I 26 j 27
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Ihitly Mail ArrtvulM:
Kurmt (trove a 111 7:13
I'lirtlmiil, Way nml EiiHtern N:W
Ulmicoe . p in fcou
CorvalllM Mild Vy - fi:(W
t'urtluiitl - 0:00
bully Mull Dcparturex:
Portland & KiiHttirn via S P a 111 7:l
Port via (llitiieoe, Lunox A llelluiny 7.00
CorvalliN A Wuv - H:fi0
Portland A Way - 111 fiMUl
lAiniNt (trove 11:00
KarmliiKtoii and Laurel Utavoa at KkilU a
W 111 nml arrlvxH at 3:1A p ill 011 Tiuiwluy,
Tlnirwluy and Hiiturilny
No Huuday in itl In. PoHtolllce opou from
7:U0 a 111 to 8:00 p in, except Nondayn.
, H. 1. Time Tabl:
Lv. Ar.
rf"rtlnd a 111 7:1.1 p in :)
'vm1I1h a in :M l m 5:0.)
brtlmid a 111 W.M p 111 0:00
jKMiunville a in tt:00 p 111 7:13
I M ieB Anna Solileoter, whose
irents live near Vrt Union, was
Mantly killed Monday, the result
f a runaway. She was thrown
inn a cart, struct on a rock and
er skull wan fractured. She wuh
Jneonscioiis until deatli.
) Wash goods of all kinds for
ring and summer wear at 11.
l'elirungN & Son.
; Therein one thing certain as
tgards the recent election. The
tnilints can not claim thin year
nit the democrat!) knifed their
omini'e8.
I Hon. I). Hare visited l'ort
And today to see how things are at
JiC seat of war,
j When you want an "up lodate"
jair cut, or aneateoml'ortiihleHhave
V botli, call at the City Shaving
furlors. Hot and Cold baths ini
fiediuto on order.
f H. 15. Coi.estock, Prop.
Election is over. Now let's
ave a limning Fourth of July eel-
hratiou. Some one start the ball
illiiiK and it cuu he nuidu a cue
V'HM. Let each man make himself
uoiiiiiiittfee of one to push the
lobrutun forward. Line 11 til
For booty and shoes in all linen
le old ivliuhlo firm of 11. Well
ing tfc Swim lendr all c i 11 n t t loin.
W. D. Smith was elected jus
1:0 niid r.j, M Illinois cnnMahle
X nh llnlsh.iro r'cinct, and .1
Ifjoks. jiidice, and U VV. I ted
ihi count ihle in South Ilillxlinni
t-tit Srhnliiicrich tV
...eat and siiiull; c.ii lit
Sim
any
lMr a id Mr V. I) ilare.it is
id, will s 1 li tivc fi.r a visit to
s. York state.
You can get extras for 1). M
'homo miu liiiu-rv at Schulmerich
-Miss Ella Utility died this
iruiug troin aggravated case ot
liumonia, Miss Lichty was well
fiwu in this county, having
glit in the public Kihools for
line, Nie was a universal lavorite
I possessed of a charming per-
lalitv. Her death is a severe
Vtk to her many friends.
f-W. K. Brock can now supplv
I 1 i !.i . 1 I ; . . . "
ill ui 10 wiiu 1 lie cnoicest niaga-
and literature. Come mid see
".irself.
-The 11 1 tint it i of the Hillsboro
m School will give a picnic at
Warren's grove on next Salur-
June 6. A progviiin has been
ared and the young people an
inte a grand good time, It is
hearty desire that nil gr.ul
! of t he G rammer tirade should
eir baske. and go along to as
Jn making it a day of pleasure
ansiiiration.
frhe
cheap rates of five dollars
h and two-fifty sleernge, includ-
lieals and berth arc still in ef
bn the O K. & X Cos', steam-
tun Portland. Steamers leave
Jind nvery five days.
the little hand of democrats
I made such a gallant fight to
a ticket which would have
j economy for Washington
I will soon set sail for a two
Bruise in Salt Creek Waters
ppulist fleet is ex pec el to
)uiich for the same brunch
Ih will have illustrious re
In company, ,
w Goods. New Prices. We
jtiving an elegant line of
Ind sunnier goods'at prices
he tiiuefev Call and exam
stoQk. We can save you
' r Ji n fi . 1
uryan ijiiiaiaw i;o. vaso
limissiouer's court is in ses
I will transact a great deal
iss before adjourning.
Il It. 1 J. ' J l
10 n ill 1.0 inuiiui ivu pun w
tits at Schulmerich & Son,
half the ballots printed
eneral election could be
with and then there
thousands left. - The law
changed 10 that public
1 stav in private pockets
(change,
pay your money for Wild
Lwheirfpr thsame money
p can get as good an in
plicy as Ihe world pro
Dalling,6n iL I. Knight,
Oregon.
IE. Adkins is visiting ro
Urownsville, Oregon.
All day today conflicting re
ports came in atioiit the congres
sional content, but Vanderburg yet
leads and will represent the people
of the til st. district beyond a doubt.
J. M. Drown bus disposed of
his news business and W. E. Brock
will hereafter supply the people
with magrzines and monthlies.
Chas. Wirtz. of Forest (rove,
is stopping at this city and is an
operative at one of the chairs in
Colestock's Shaving Parlors.
VeHjave4he finest and largest
stock of IiKmi'ii Washington coun
ty at the Mwhsst prices ever offered.
Bryan lyiidlawCo. Cash Store.
Mr and Mrs. Judpe Crandall
and J. II. Stanley and wife will go
to Independence on the 12th insl
to be present at annual convention
of (!. A. It ', W. K. C. and Sons of
Veterans.
Thirteen acres, halt under cul
tivation, rest slashed and seeded.
Three acres is of heuverdam and
swail. Situated close to Base line
road between Hillsboro and Forest
Grove. Goes at $50 per acre. Call
at this office.
X. F. Smith was able to get
out and vote on election day, not
withstanding his rheumatism.
Where is the Searchlight's ma
jority for the Washington county
populist ticket, r
(In to II. Weliriing & Sons for
your Gents' funishing goods. They
kicp the finest line in the county.
Warren Merchant passed throtmh
the city the first of the w- k with
11 drove of beef cattle for Portland
market,
Soda, sluirkling, Houfcold, and
just the thiiiy for this leather, at
W. 15. BrcckV v
1 1
- While the eldest son of Wni.
Chalmers was yes'erdiiy on his way
to Cornelius, his horse stumbled and
fell, throwing him and dit-lociitini;
his right ankle. Besides this lie
was otherwise considerably bruised.
Dr. Bailey attended the patient and
repnts him getting along nicely.
You can get Tuier and better
clothing at Schulmerich tfc Son
than any other place in the county.
John Dennis has returned to:
ir;iuu,. 1 ...ill i.o-onft.... ruui.it.PJ
reside
1 1 11 ii.ij.ii 'I niiM nin iiriuuisi ivpiuv
in this city. John is a geueml
favorite ami his ma iy friends will
w elcome himself and estimable wife
back to the old circles.
MenV furnishing goods jut
fr in the factory at lower prices
ban ever at Schulmerich & Son.
Dairy precinct is saved. It
elected democratic precinct ofiicers,
F. A. UeUcl. Justice of the Peace
and John Dooley, constable. Dairy
has saved Washington county from
a complete disgrace. Here's to
Dairy precinct and long may she
wave!
W. 15 Brock has the unlv soda
fountain A ,town. )ou forget
this. ; '
The coinmenccnieiit exercises
IgUiro Public School will
next
courses aim nine wi
the gruiniuer school studies.
Ladies' and misres' wraps for
spring and summer wear at irchul
merieli & Son.
There will lie services at the
Evanueliual church next Sunday
evening, conducted by Prof. Metz-
gar ol the La layette seminary.
All are cordially invited to utteml.
V. JJroek is now ready to
dispense cyol refreshiiiXl,,'!l'
Joe Wfnibn is a goial executive
ollicer slid will lie the next presi-
leut of the Oregon State Senate.
Joe is a ctite worker.
The Oiegoniitii came very near
defeating Ellis. Hud the election
been one week later down went El
lis' meat house. However Quinn
made a good run.
Election day cost Washington
county for boards, $630; mileage,
$41.80; marshals, $18; making a
total of $689.80, ard alibis to rind
out how many pouulfsts were in
the county. " (,
-Pennoyer is the next mayor gf
Portland and says he will draw on
ly hulf the salary.
Election day did not come to
K. C. Schulmerich without some
results which are substantial. It is
a big 10 pound boy and Ed. is hap
py if he did jiieel defeat 011 the rep
resentative ticket.
August Tamiesie will wait on
the customers and fill prescriptions
at Brock's Drug Store in the future.
John Duford was in the city
Wednesday accoinpunied by his
wife.
Election is over and all
won nds are healed. This was a
short and exciting campaign and
the majority rules.
La grippe 1 La grippe.
For la grippe, coughs, colds and
consumption Wilbur's Cough Cure
hag no equal. Nice and pleasing
to taste and can be taken by the
most delicate female orohild. Price
60 cents. Sold by W, E. Brock.
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 for $600. In
quire at this office.
. -n ..1.
Will i--"""".
By Hillsboro People in a
Proper Spirit.
C0UKTENEY MEEK'S BODY FOUND
Probably Fell into the River After
Dark His Funeral Yesterday
Arcident atCoruellus-Hillsboro's
New Post Master Takes His Seat.
Last Saturday was a red letter
day in the annals of the three pat
riotic orders of this city which are
the outgrow th of the great Rebell
ion. The Q orriing opened up bright
and clear and early did the G. A.
II., S. of V.. and W. K. C, repair to
the Grange Hall to prepare pre
liminaries to the exercises of the
day. Promptly at 9:30 the band
at the head of the public schools,
marched down Main street coining
to a halt in front of the Hall. Here
the ehfdren stopped and the pro
cession formed us follows:
Hillsboro Reed and Comet Band.
Grand Army of the Republic
Comm. by Capt. Collins.
Sons of Veterans commanded by
Q. M. S. O. B. Gates.
Women's Relief Corps, by Mrs.
Judge Crandall.
58 school children earring ban
ners, marching four abreast, repres
euting the states of the union
24 little girls, dressed in white,
carrying fiiwers to decorate the
graves unknown.
W. W. Annans acted as Grand
Marshal, riding a white horse at the
side of the column. Rev. Cline of
I he M. E. church rode in a carriage,
proceding the line. When the
cemetery was reached the line was
broken and the 24 children, 88
children and three orders, formed
in squares around an improvised
mound, which was made to repre
sent an unknown grave. At this
11 net urn I.Iia exen inc hemm bv
P,,,.,, IA i.rniriHm putenilinir viz:
,....,., ,.. r.. c,
Recitation In Memoriam
; Elva Waugener
Decalotue The Blue and the Gray
Anna Connell.Mae HugheB.Rose Cave,
Mamie Herat, Lottie Butler, Hessie
Arclibold. '. .
Recitation Soldiers Brave. .'
Harry Bowman
Songs and Choruses Flag of our Nation
Fav Shellev. Bessie Tiffany, Helen
Gates, Vesta Dennis. Eunice Robin
son, I'earl Greer, Letly Connell, Clare
Sigler and Lotte. Wann,
Recitation Under the Flowers
Mabel Gilbert
Songs and Choruses Brave Heroes . . , .
Fay Shelley, Bessie Tiffany, Vest.i
Dennis, Eunice Robinson, Pearl Greer
Helen Gates, Clare Sigler, Lotte Wann
Recitation Columbia Grace Rs
Columbia's Memorial 24 little girls dec"
orate mound, representing unknown
grave Mabel Pratt, Vesta Dennis,
Pearl Greer, Clare bigier, bumce kou
inson, Fay Shelley, Helen Gates Beg
sie Tiffany, Lura.Tupper, Lotte Wann
uiaMeirs, Letty Connell, Mane I
Donaldson and Susie Gheen.
in mo ai vi 1 muni, iu xni.
use fiprvicpw were icsnnipH Rev.
T liettie "rBoweul,"iuM
I., lk o Iko .,.ni.rTi r
house, services were resumed. Rev
C. E. Cline made a lengthy address
on the causes which led up to De
coration Day, advising the che, ish
ing of the sentiment that il might
be the men ns of instilling patriotism
in t he hearts of old and young alike.
He was followed by Second Lieut
enant S. B. Huston, of Gen. Thoin
hs Camp, Sons of Veterans, who
touched upon the relations existing
between the Sons of Veterans and
the G. A. R., in a 15miivute address.
Mrs. Judge Crandall .then read a
paper on the subject of Decoration
Day.. Hon. H. V. Gates was called
upon and made a short talk, after
which Hon. H B. Keuniston and
Rev Schofield passed remarks.
The tenor of the days exercises
was in touch with modem idi ns of
revering the nations honored dead,
and 1 very body thinks the day was
titling and beautifully observed in
every particular. Tlu' 'children of
the public schools were drilled by
Miss Wilcox, Miss Coleman, and H
M. Cronkite nnd the jittle ones
slKiwed evidence of careful and min
ute training.
The firing squad, which fired
three volleys over the raised mound
was one of the teatures of the ex
ercises and the marching children
in a solid column, four abreast,
each one bearing a little banner,
presented a unique and thrilling
sight. .
New Postmaster.
Mr Herman Schuln.erich took
charge of the postotlice Monday
morning and after 1. service credi
table in the extreme Miss Mary
Brown, stepped out. Mr. Schul
merich is a careful painstaking,
business man. and will make a
good efficient officer. For the first
time in its history Hillsboro has
a democratic postmaster.
Fatal Accident.
The six-year-old son of Mrs.
Drusilla True, of Cornelius, yester
day met his death in a shocking
manner. The little fellow had seen
men move cars by aid of a ''pinch
bar" and while playing in the Cor
nelius yard at the noon 'hour, start
ed a loaded lumber car down the
grade, Evidently he ran ahead to
hold the car from going, for in some
manner he was run down, one of f
the wheels running over him, crush-!
ing his left arm and otherwise in
juring him. ' His mother, who lives
near by ran to his relief upon hear
ing his screams. Upon asking him
if tie were hurt he replied in the
affirmative. Before he cor Id tie
taken into the house the little fel
low expired. Mrs. True is an esti
mable woman, has been connected
with the public schools of Cornelius
for some lime and this was an only
child.
Meek Found.
The body of Courtney Meek was
found in the Willamette river in
the vicinity of the Albina ferry.
All his money was found on his
person and Jiis watch and chain
also attached. . He evidently walk
ed off the wharf and was drowned
without any foul proceedings. His
body was brought to this place
Tuesday night and buried yester
day. This is another mystery
cleared up. His family is still in
Idaho.
The Verdict Inl
The verdict is already in, giv
ing to Wilbur's Blood Purifier all
that the proprietor claims for it
that it is the best blood purifier and
rheumatic cure yet discovered. It is
indorsed by thousands that have
taken it. $ 1.00 per bottle. For sale
by W. E. Brock.
Yesterday's Portland Market
Oats, good white, 2627 bu.
Oats, good gray, 2rf24 bu.
Potatoes fi suck 152o.
Onions P sack 5565.
Butter, creamery, 2530.
Butter, fancy dairy, 20.
Butter, common. 15 18 roll. 1
Hay, timothy, 8.009.00.
Eggs 9 10.
Hops 23.
Wheat, Walla Walla, 51 $ bu.
Wheat, valley, 54 $ bu.
The Following; Tabulated Statement of the Vote
by Preoincts
3 S3 CO K
9 it 5
S es
c, c
1 1 - 5-
2. ST - a
5
3
AU A roll bold p. .
jSiinmcl Hughes r.
S B Huston d
ii S Hudson r. . . .
U W Marsh r
.1 It C Thoiiipson r
Lewis hmies p. .
U .M llldoii p. .... .
Ira K Purdin d
K M Robinson d.
Ed. Sehulnierich d. .
Chas L Crocker d. . .
.1 A Inibrio r
ThmuflH T'lllmt. i
neidelD
1 1 n n "'
15 L McCormiek r.
T S Weathtrred t.
V B S'.vinney p. . .
F Thatcher d ....
i hos u 1 oaa r
P Boscow d
A O Brown p. ..... .
A B Cady r r
II B Keniston p. . . .
Robert Thompson d.
Geo li ucox r. . . .
G I. I'enine p. : . . . .
I, E Wilkes r...
Austin Craig' r
W 111 Ihorne' p'l. , ....
Robert Kuhn p
(j 1, 1 .arize r
Uichard andford d
fa" "ii Eiuh quaaLA03L V 68 114 57 78 88 101 80s46 61 ' 32 44 91 92 413 13U4
-"' """42403 118 84L15J. 10 59 75 HOI2I2O2O
J-UiOW-gj -gT -27F85 73 59 1037
...... 66l 38 12 33 12 19 29 55 74 73l 141 50 39 fa 85 100 8 20 251 aol 7 8.s6
GENERAL ELECTION: Tongue is doubtless beaten by Vander
burg by a small majority of from 100 to 200. The race in the Sec
ond District is between Ellis and Quinn with chances a little in fav-
i
or of Ellis. Bean is elected Supreme Judge.
Real Estate Transfers. .
H P Ford, Sheriff. To Mary C
PoihemuB w of n e and a e of
n w of seo 24 n r 3 w $70U.
Anna lUihretal. Joueoree i" uhr
485.50 a of W G Scoggin d 1 c 1 1 s
r 4 w 1. v;
J It Miller. To Annie Miller lot 6
block 16 Cornt litis $400.
Geo Sorensen. To The Citizens
Hand lot 45 and s 2 a of lot 46 Gray
Ouk U. !
('has H Goi zenbaeh. To Peter
Zurcher 22.40 a of nee 36 1 1 n r 2
wl.
L F Fotidray. To 13 O Thome lots
8 and 9 blk 4 of Higuland park
add HilUboro $300.
Eliza M Parker and husband. To
Janet C.rkwood lot 2 blk 23 Forest
Grove.
Antone Planner. To Minnie Hid
dink n e i of so. 6 t 2 n r 4 w
$1000.
. NOTICE.
City warrants up to and inclusive of No
vember 8,1893,are new payable nt the otfice
of eity treasuror,Uroek's Drug store,Hills
boro, Orogon; ainV interest will cease on
name alter this date
tinted A ay 28, 181)0.
F. G. Mitchell,
City Treamrer,
Have a Plurality on Ev
ery Candidate.
TONGUE HAS BUT 1540, VOTES
The Election Was a Quiet One
Vanderbnrg Kan Well.
Election passed off quietly con
sidering all th ngs and the repub
lican county ticket was elected
complete. Not a man was there
on their ticket but who received a
plurality. By Tuesday noon the
returns were all in and the hopes
of populists were rudely 'broken.
They had passed it-from precinct
to precinct Monday that their en
tire ticket would be elected and the
"'middle-of-the-roaders" were in
high glee. But as precinct after
precinct came in the gloom deep
ened. Tongue had a close call in
the county running ahead of Van
derburg less than 40 votes. The
two opposition candidates polled
nearly as large a vote as did Her
mann two years ago, while Tongue
fell behind. Patterson tan well
and is elected joint senator. This
will give Washington county a
representation of five in the legisla
ture on joint ballot. The ticket as
elected, touching this county is as
follows:
Joint senator, G W Patterson
Senator, Samuel Hughes
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
The Totals ara Absolutely Correct.
K S C5 C O S5 tf- S- 3 :j2 S - J- tf
w O a ? 3 - r ffi - M ' ?' s
9- 2L 5 ?"3s. ti-
9 o :. : c I 3 1 : : 2 :
i a z s ...
7T f ;
26 56 53 19 U 70 06 91 39 72 54 52 54 57 64 30 33 75 74 54 106
53111 35 100 (T 88 9( 41 71 69 35 fi3 77 79 72 72 8 33 71 98 801407
51 47 6 50 2d 22 75 6' 93 108 5 68 55 63 86 8 25 34 2C 55 955
58 121 39 104 77 95 12'. 5l 10H 84 35 74 82 75 99112 9 a 84 b7 85 1660
55122 39 114 75 93 11. 71 121 96! 39 86 95 77 94 112 9 41 88 89 1714
Sn10 33 97 fiv 101 71 57 108 H8! 35 71 84 51 89 97 9 40 78 .'7 80 1041
32 50 45 21 '43 40 74 62 73 36 42 27 20 45 46 63 30 39 93 46 65
47 59-53 24 37 36 .J4--75 W4-57 81' 63"Uo 58 65 83 30 43 76 94 77 1278
25 52 46 19 38 45 77 58 74 31 39 18 16 41 46 63 20 43 62 36 60 919
49 37 19 47 12 9 51 4, 71 103 40 93 V9 oU 49 33 8 1U 18 64 34 V6$ if
23 44 5 27 h 7 25 29 32 66 33 18 8 26 21 7 10 12 14 18 434
46 37 5 32 6 5 23 42 84 93 26 66 44 19 44 49 7 10 23 48 44 727
13 28 5 25 8 13 1.' 31 24 48 2 36 12 8 26 34 5 11 15 16 5 383
95141 37 119 72 94 12t 66 117 110 33 54 52 58118123 10 37 76 88 1391762
loT ITTlllTrsrTrriTrw--. UaLlJ 1 2 359
25 47 48 26 39 39 6: 53 77TnTjp)-w "U
40122 37 116 76 71 87 44 87 86 41 86 10oTS6Tp-w
ft All U 17 1n or. CO an a.l a 10 w AVt II TA OA ;iap. -.
47 58 51 2(i 39 40 70 66 100 55 71 51 48 104 51 75 3) 40 79 77 ijr". .
25 28 7 24 5 14 l!' 35 45 08 2 50 17 4 29 27 c 6 9 16 19 454 "-w,
ilil'W 3ft 111 Sfi on 10: 11111 7 A(t 71110 STlilKlia 7 ift 90 Hlo QO1fil)0
22 52 48 21 39 35 70 57 77 49 56 31 33 5b 28 39 28 28 62 75 55 962
40126 36 111 73 93108 54 101 84 41 8'. 93 77 70 76 10 34 80 91 67 1 552 1
18 46 52 25 37 38 4C 'l 96 52 65 8 34 55 40 70 32 36 77 76 601103
63 28 4 26 7 11 32 30 (Hi 2 3 lb 7 16 15 7 10 la 17 17 440
49140 3 JtlO 78 95 11 61122 93 42 i 113 82 130131 7 45 87 IO2 107 1834
60 66 4( 43 54 60 8t 8! 106 56 56 5 48 58 46 66 3d 41 87 83 78 1301
:63139 ( 111 68 84122 6f 139 134 54 11! 119 86134142 13 4S 82 106 100 1976 j
66 85 31 110 74 71 96 6' 110 107 52 91 116 91 74 65 14 38 82 103 100 16391
56 125 56 42 46 71101 9 136 84 57 7t ' 46 53 93122 29 50 94 84 78 158I
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66130 38 108 73 90 4. Ill 9.1 47 95120 81 103107 8 41 77 113 '8a 1756 .'
30 oi) 8 3, ft' in 5 48 70 (! 47 at 32 34 8 9 11 10 41 37 cliiS!
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I (II 8 Hudson
Represctitati' es ! W Marsh
(J R C Thompson
i Clerk. J A lmhrie
; Sheriff, W I) Bradford
j Recorder, E L McCormiek
j Awessor, Geo II Wilcox
Commissioner, Tlios G Todd
Surveyor. I, E'-. Wilkes
Treasurer, A B Cudy
Supt Schools. Austin Craig
Coroner, C L Large
Fourth of July.
Something ought to be done, and
that right away, about a Fourth of
July celebration. A committee
with powers ought to get to work
and arrange for appropriate cele
bration... jji'e will have ilu- rac'S
here au4"we will have a' large
crowdT The racing program is us
follows:
FIRST DAY.
1. frottine, two year old $200
2. Trotting, 2.15 class, Altago Maid
not barred . $ffiO
3. Running, J daub, selling purse . $125
Vt inner to be aold at auction, for IfiU), if ;
forletw, two pounds allowed for each JlflO, '
to $300, then three pounds for each $IU0,
to $100. orsea entered not to be sold to
carry five pounds penalty.
SECOND DAY.
1. Trotting, 2.24 class. $250
2. Pacing, 2.23 class 250
3. Trotting, three year old 200
4. Running race, half mile dash,
for two year olds 125
Bred and raised in Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and British Columbia.
THIKD DAY.
1. Pacing race, 2.30 class.. $250
2. Trotting, 2.30 class 250
3. Running, Handicap, one mile
dash, all ages
4. Running, halt mile dash, selling
purse 150
Winner to be sold at auction for $500.00,
if for less two pounds allowed for each
$100 to $100.00. Horses entered not to be
sold to carry five pounds penalty.
FOURTH DAY.
1. Trotting race, 2.18 class $300
2. Pacing, 2.18 class 300
3. Running, mile dash, all ages ire
4. Running, consolation purse, J mile
dush. for horses beaten once al
lowed five pounds, two or more
times seven pounds, purse..... 150
of Washington County
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SOCIETIES.
FhcMiix Wlge No 4, K of T meeta
on Monditv evening or Cii' lt week
in MuMonie hull.
Phnnnria Temple No 10 meets o-i tlip'aep
nnd and fourth Friday of each month
inlOOK hail.
Montezuma Loiltfe No SO I O O
:35!jj5 K meet every Wednesday ov
'?)it cniiiK in their hall.
IlillMhoro Relx kuh Lodge No 54 meet in
Odd Fellows' hall on the third Saturday
of each month.
Tualily Lodge No 8 A K A M
meet every Saturday night on or
after full moon of each month.
Tualatin Chapter, No 31, Eastern Star,
meets second and fourth Tuesday ill
each month at Mtwoniv hall.
i Hillslioro Lodire No Kl A O IT W
. meet every second and fourth
Friday in each month.
XV- ashing
O O F 1
- Friday
3.V oshington Eneampmoot No 24 I
i 11 mecis on second ano jot'.rtn
Friday of eiich mouth.
liilUbuti) Li ij
1 ... I... nc ..
in cii.ii 1.
.1 1'
I () U T tin
..j aitu. ay
Hillsboro (ir..i: .. 1 of meet
2nd and ltd Saturunv..-1,1 I; m.
Viola Tent, No 18, Kui M. iti Is 111 Odd
Fellows' Hail ou Second anr. fourth
Tiiurwlay evenings 01 each moi 1I1.
Ruby Aaseinbly, No. 26, United Artisan
meet tirat unu third 1 uvUay at 1. uu Fol
low' hail.
(Jen Ransom Poet, No tj'J, U A R uicvl at
Orange .-all first and third bauin'uy.
PROFESSIONAL.
BARFETT & ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Hikuis 6 and 7 Ceutral BlK;k,
Hillsbom, Or
T. H. TONGUE,
ATTOSNEY-AT-LAW,
In Morguu block,
Ilillsboro, Oregon.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON,
Office at Residence Kast of Court House.
A. B. BAILEY, D. D. S.
JJENTIST
Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan-Bailey Block.
HILLSBORO,
OREGON.
r. A. BAIXBT, M.D. P. J. BAH.KT, B.R.M.1V.
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physicians, Surgeons and Accoucbera.
Office in Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi
dence soutn-west eorner Baseline and
Second. All calls promptly attended day
or night
JAKES PfflUJPPE TAMIESIE, M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Office
and residence south of Main near 3d at,
Hillsboro, Or.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS akd SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fine map work a
specialty,
Lindsay Block, two doora north of tho
yggipoiitoffloa. Sooondat, HUlaboro, Or.
GEORGE R. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
00111 1 A 2, Shute Block, over Greer's.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
Local Agent Koyal Insurance CoinfHi y
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyi..iciiig.
Waau Blk., Hillslioro, Ore.
HiSH MAKKK'
J. 1. KOHKLAIR, Prop.,
HILLSBORO, - - OREGON
Salmon 8 and 10 cents per pound.
Herring, salt, 8 for 10 cent.
Fresh and Salted Salmon Eggs Con
stantly on-Hand.
DELTA
DRUG :.: STORE
(Next; Door Bryau-Laidlaw Co.)
Mala Street,
Hillsboro,-.
A fine line of Toilet Articles, Uruahes
Com 1)8, Perfume, Patent .Medicinex
nnd speeiul attention given
to titiiality and Accuracy.
) J. NOKTHRUP,
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
A first-class table and , .. ,
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. ...
Notary Public . ; .
I Loans, Collections
i FIRE . AND . ACCIDENT
: INSURANCE :
J. I. KNIGHT,
General Fire Insurance and Loan Broker
HILLSBORO OREGON
j Centerville, Oregon
weaves carpet strtpea ana
measured 10 fit any room.
Prices to suit the hard timtf
Wanted-An Idea
Wno can think
of torn Impla
thlncr to ratMit?
Protect four hhwa: thor may brlog yna OMlth,
.Write JOHN WKbDEbbCRN It CO.. Pawal AW.
Mr. WadalBftoD, D. C, for tlMlr 91,800 prlaa OuF
B4 1U of two koulrtd tnToatloaa waiiCtd.
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