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V- THE HILLSBORO ARGUS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 18. 1' THE AUG US . . . . CALENDAR Nun Mini Tin Wl Tim t'rl J Sul - L- I - .-! 1 '"' 3"j4 I J I ') 7IS ir f iv j in 1 1 20 21 1 1 2:t I 21 ' I ar," I i ' I 27 2H I 2'.) Dully Mull Arrival: Knimt Oinvn - u 111 7:1 i'ortliiii.l, YVuv iukI Kiihti'iii H:'iO .,,,, - n 111 friMi 4 'orvitlliH mill Way - !:W I'nrtlimil - ': Dully Mail l)i'iurliiriM: J'lirlluiul A- Kiiti'in via S I I" Tort v in (ili'iii'iw', Lenox A Itnllmiiy 7.00 SirviilliH A Way - :' I'.irllniid t VVay - l i Kiiiiisl (Iriivii -r'nmilnuton ami Laurel Ii-hvun at 10::l 11 111 anil urrlvcM al :i:!i p 111 1111 Tin-winy, 'rimi'Hiluv anil Hntnrdii.v No Sunday inailM. I'oHtnlllro open from 7:m a in to S:OU p in, except SiiiiiIm.vh. S. I'. Tlinu Tnliln: Lv. Ar. rortlaiul a 111 7:111 p in W 'orvallin u 111 X:M p in fi:i 1'iirtlioid it in H:.'ill i in ':" Mi'Mlnnvlllo H m l:l p m 7:13 J. II. DllllllillH IlllS Sold his in terest in the Main street livery sta bles to Wes. Redmond, who will in llic future l I'liuinl at that place nf business. Mr. Dobbins think of U'ling oai t (if tli mountain:'. Fort) Mjilt! &2 acres 1 mill! Hast of 1'oi est U rove, occupied by It. M. Jirei'ftnn 4'2 notes in cultivation. 12 to. 1") acres in ln-iirii orchard. iniii!viuusi! anil nam. Apply to It. J.iviiistinii', 221 Stark Street of 1'nrllaii'l. J. J. Morgan has leased hit residence to County Clerk linbrie for a number of years and will with hi family move to Portland where Minn Klhi'l can have the advantage nf metropolitan Bchoolinn. Mr. Morgan will (jo into business in the citv. Ho has been prominent in Hillsboro business circles for many vciirs and himself and family will in' greatly missed. When vo want an "up to date" liair cut, or a neat comfortable idiave or hot It, nail at the City Shaving Parlors Hot and Cold baths im mediate on order. K. K. Coi.Khtoi-K, Prop. The San Francisco Chronicle, . . 1 I u string Mckinley paper., rceeuuy gave what purports to he the indi vidual ha ud-hakes of the. ri-publi-1 an and democratic iircsideiiMnl nominees McKitiley's shako is n eielv a grasping of the end. of tin; lingers, "a la aristocratic," while the Prvan shake is a hearty j grasp of the hand, such as for ecn- turics has been the custom of till- -rs of the soil and laborers. Take yoitr choice. Call at Millet's barber shop n Second street for a nice clean shave ..or a lirst class haircut, at hanltime prices. I'-est in the city. ; A circus struck town this week and was for a day or so camped on the Atfchbold block. Their visit. from Nie attendance, could not , have Ween a very profitable one. We have the finest and largest 'stock of hat in Washington coun ty at the lowest prices ever offered, liryan Laidlaw Co. Cash Store. F. B. Mnckinder, the guest, at (lie Warren home, leaves the latter jiart of t lie week for his homo at JSt. Helena, California. W'liy pur your money for Wild rut paper v. hen" for the same money or less, you can get as good an in iurance' poliey as the world pro duces, for t he same price or less, by ailing on .I. I. Knight, llillsbo ro, Oregon. S J. I. Knight is no a' located in -is ground floor ullice on the south fide of Main strict, in Hie building t one lime occupied by Morgan & iaruard. J. M. Krown has disposed of his news business and . K. Brock will hereafter supply the people with magrzines and monthlies. C. Hlaser was up in the moun tains Friday last and caught 85 fine trout and brought down a fine two-spike buck, which weighed con Miderably over 100 pounds when dressed. Tun Audi's force was re membered and any exaggerations in the news columns may he attri buted to the action ol the wild game on tame gastic juices. I W. i. Brock can now supply the public with the choicest maga gines and literature, Come and see v (vx yourself. Nv H. Wehruhg left Saturday aiorning for Newport to remain Xh his family for several days. Go to Hryan-Laidlaw Co. Caoh store for, bargains inshorcs. A fine Usplay on , their special Jbargain sounter. A new lino Jofl ladies' dioes at $1 per pair. VlMsy carry the best stock of grocAufeB in the jitv and don't handle China sugar. Prof. Hen Dillon, anaccomp Ished phrenologist am'- physiog lomist, has been holjling forth at ,he Christian church each night ,his week. He is registered at the tiotel Hillsboro. Thirteen acres, halt under cul ivation, rest slashed and seeded. Three acres is of beaverdam and iwail. Situated close to Base line oud between Hillsboro and Forest Jrove. Goes at $50 per acre. Call t thi office. L. L. Whticonin nu'.i lirjiyf Marriavu license has been tuk- Ti en out by the following named par ties: K. Welch, 4a and Mrs. Fidelia Wright. 50; Ileinrich Peterson, ','.', and Mrs. Paulina Ricbter, 32; Os car Voigt, 2H, and Sadie Krinnick, P.t, all of Washington county. You ryTjKl 20 pounds of liest grannlateifytiglr for if 1 00 at Hry-an-laiilliiM'' Cti Caf-h Sloru. See our lcl'iuey hats. Bryan spoke to 20,000 people in the Madison square gardens, New York, last evening. His ad-dre-s of acceptance was read from manuscript but at the close be made an elx(UHit plea for his plat form and linai.cial convictions. Bryan made votes for bis cause and M'-Kinley will have a fmhl to carry New York. Bicycles to rent at Brock's )rug store. Jesse Stewart left this morn ing to spuml a several nays vaca tion at Tillamook and the Netarts country. He will make the trip "'a la cayuse" and return with the band boys who will leave in a day or so for the same place. County Judge Cornelius deli cutely tied a knot matrimonial at the court house yes crday, tins wit nesies being the county officers and Col. Campbell of the Life Cuards. The principals were Mr. Oscar Yoigt and Miss Sadie Krinnick. John Bohart came down from Idaho hint week and reports the sil ver cause growing steadily in that section. Bryan seems to be meeting with popular favor even in New Yolk city, the home of supposed opposition in his party. Thiseaus rg the Oregoiiian to groan very "vinegary'' and sarcastic. Of course U will hurt Harvey to see Bryan elected, or for that matter McKin ley. Laying aside iptestious of financial preferment, Scott, loves n man who knows where be is at and is not afraid to say so. Married: At the residence of I). A. Lynch, (iaston, July .'!1, LS'.Hi. Mr. J. F. Barton and Miss Maggie K. Duren, both of t his county. Attorney Kindt and wife were guests at the Tualatin over Sunday. Bicycles to rent at Brock's Drug store, lion. C. P. Yates of Manning, was down Wednesday on business with probate court. II. M. Cronkite and wife and daughler (I'lice have gone to New port where Mr. Cronkite will agai.i take charge of the public schools of that place. Miss Cronkite will spend a few weeks at that famous resort prior to school opening in this city. . . Will tnuVy011 bread fV flour. Come and .frrunge vithtist the Bakery. ' ored "MeKiuley picnic." WVnruug' has since Ix en happy, Bradford ap- j preemtes me point uiui kmgiii mis nothing to say. SAD DROWNING TO AM'T OF $2,088.22 Bounty is Paid on Six Coyote Scalps. KMoHT'S TACO.MA EXPERIENCE Henry Allen Hunter Drowned in Lewis River John 1). Kowell Head Sent to Re form School Other County News. ASSESSING AND COLI.F.CTINO. G II Wilcox 78.00 S II Humphreys 2850 Win Pointer 43- UKIUCliS AND kOAUS. S W Seelye A K Meml. . 18.14 35 CTrue 247.00 6.30 5-35 4.00 ration ltros N II Shenlle Williams & Dobbins S II Humphreys 2 60 2.00 i3-9 KAIN FALL DDK . j WJOD of town. Good fence arnundMbt, good woodshed, and two roomy closets in residence. Also pump qmtu at this olfice. Already Ripened and Un. der Way of Harvest. Cecil T Humphreys.. Andrew Lumber Co. TJHraincl 200 Geo TliiiiK 2 00 Thus Tucker 260 I K llerst 2 bo I. K Wilkes 4 ; BT Flint 3 'W S 11 Lawrence 3 HJ Groat - 3 "o WWJacimith. 200 J'fwiKK 200 H C Miller 2.00 L K Wilkes 10.60 J V Goodin 98.C5 "95 A Ii Mead 1 4 00 C M Kyle 44 7 A C Archbold 2.25 C R llloyd 16.7S James You tic 30.00 JRMajs&Son 4-75 Win Johnson 12 40 Geo Helluir 2.00 T C Johnson 182.50 COCNTV COURT. DllReasoner 1700 Thos G Todd 14 80 SALARIES. I A Imbrie 211.55 A B Cady 3'-65 K I. McCorniick 175 00 W 1) llradl'ord 232.54 SCHOOL St l'i:KINTKNI)KNT andass'ts. Craig School Sup't 39-of) I'Cia., LIGHTS AND JANITOR. N A Harrett 30.00 CIRCUIT COt'RT. Remitted by Cleik J 00 KITAlkS C. 11. AND J. WD Hare n.50 1NSANK AND INfJCKSTS. Of a Washington County Boy in Lew is River. Harry Allen Hunter, 11 young man who was well and favorably known hi re, was on August first drowned in the Lewis river, Clark county, Washington, while at tempting to ford the stream. The body has not yet been recovered. The young man was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hunter, who tor a number of years reside I near seholls' ferry crossing, this county. He would have been 21 years of age this October and j was soon to have la-en married to a; Miss (ieralph.a niece ot the Mr. Jones, whi formerly was the pub-' lisher of the Independent of this city. His parents now reside in j Clacksmas county and be leaves 3 brnl hers mill X (.inters. The VollOB man was industrious and manly from last week up to Friday, in the and had a large circle of friends' Northern portion and along the who feel deeply his loss. His fath- !ClMf,t; in the Southern counties but er is yet on Ihe Lewis river trying! ,iu,e rain f(;l) ,fhj U)(ftl rainfa!1 to iccover the reman s. : . r , . from August 1st to 8th at Portland John D. Rowell is Dead. ! W11S I13 illull(iH- leasing to .11 Mr. John 1). Itowell, a res, ected l"f ' i,,ch at g. From one citizen of Seholls and a pioneer of j t two inches Ml along the coast. This is the first rain on record, P Phoenix Lndjfe Xo 84, K of P meeto J3L on Mondav evening of each wek TL?Ti Ir, fuif,n;. hall. "tThorreeia Templo No 10 meeU on thtnum- onil anil lonrtn t ruiay 01 oaon iiionin in 1 1) OK hall. La grippe! La grippe. For In erinne. coughs, colds nnd NO INJURY TO GRAIN; consumption Wilbur's Cough- Cure j has no equal. Nice and pleasing I to taste and can be taken by the most delicate female or child. Price 50 cents. Sold bv W. E. Brock. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Koselair died last eveu- MUCH OF THE LATK SOWN CROPS ing after an illness of several days. j E. II. Sappington has. been ap- i pointed deputy by Sheriff Bradford Will be Benefitted by the Moisture- an,i ;H now juv in8ta!!-d. His an- SOCIETIE8. syn. Moiitcziiina Lodne No 60IOO -zSt V moet every Wed nesduy ev- '?nf cnlni; ill their hall, llillstioro Rebeknh Ui(ge No M meet tn Odd Fellows' hall on thu-third SHturd7 of each month. Tunlity Lodge No 6 A F ' A M meet every Miturnay Bigni on or after full moon of eat'h month. Timlatin Chapter, No 8V, Eastern IStnr, meets second and fourth Tuewluy in each month at Masonic hall. .,1,. ,t:ii..i T VT CI A n it W J 11IIIMIIOKI LiUtlU aui'i n. J . meet every second anu lourui Friday in eaeh month. Threshing is in Full Blast Potato Crop lias a Better Out look Than For Several Weeks. WEBTKKS OHEOOJJ. Weather Showers continued pointmentis iisal and meets gi n eral approval. It wiil be remem bered that he was ncting treasurer for a short while this spring. ashhiKton Eneampmeot No 24 I OO F li'.pets on seeond and fmirth Kiii.av lit' eaeh month. iggV Hiilfiboro Lodge No 17 I O U T mem Gsgy in Grunge luiii i.eiy .SiuunUiy Bf eveu.iu. ' S? 11 ill.-,! The Oregonian is opposed to Bryan and his wife because they 1 Vl,l;lu,'ic",'' ?'J.: ' 1 I Fellows' lla sro GraiiKe I I'A P of meet Hint tin S.aunUYa at 1. in. h 11 T SI, meets 111 Odd Fellows' tin" .in hti... ,t mul Fuurth are "country bred." The McKin j ihuisiiuy eitniuu-' :i moeth. handshake has done its work : Uuby Assembly, No. 2H, thiited Artisans ! thcet tint and third 'l'u-.slay at t du tal low' nan. ley j with poor old Harvey. I 682 tSoo. died at his home Friday eve covering seven days, that has oc- niiiL' hist at G:00 o'clock, after a rt 11 1 ill severe uiness. uewasa. ,. 1 firi;t rxf AMlit I r... 0 SlIO loan universallv esteemed and re- spec led highly, was a promi nent Odd Felloiv and his death is deplored by a la-rye circle of friends and the community at larce He was possessed of a considerable es tate of which, under the piovisi'in nf a late will, his wife is sole legatee. His family consists of a wife and four children, the eldest of whom is a young man of nineteen years, all of whom are possessed of liberal ed ucations. Mr. Howell w;iS about (SO years of age. His remains were in terred in the Odd Fellows' ceme tery, the funeral serviees linving been held at the Christian Church in this city. The Verdict Inl The verdict is already in, giv iny to Wilbur's Blood Purifier all that the prfiprieloi claims fur it that it is the best blond purifier and rheumatic cure vet discovered. It is , , . 1 ' 1 .1.1... indorsed ny iiiousmihis uimi nave taken it, $1.00 per buttle. For sale by W. 15. Brock. While the republican press keep telling us that the silver craze is dying out, it is a patent fact that Mark Hanna keeps on raising money to elect the gold standard candidate. Or is Mark just col lecting money to buy a monument for the dead silver cause? A party left for a fortnight's outing on l ho Nehalem, Wednes day morning. The personnel was as follows: Mrs. J. W. Morgan and son, Miss Emma Carstens, Miss Emma Esner. Susie McKin-i ney and Walter McKinney. John llaller, a jeweler of Che ilitis, Washington, and a brother to Mrs Siegrist of this city, came in last week to visit for a few days, making the trip on iv wheel of his own manufacture. I5iley Cave has received from some staunch gold standard frit ml, a real genuine "gold bug.'' It wi 1 have no diet but treasury notes. With silver certificates und coin or bullion silver it. will have nothing to do. Uilev one day tried it with a blank bank draft but a fast of 12 hours proved its taste immutable and the next meal it ate a great hole in a to treasury note. The weather for the past 3 or 4 days has gradually been growing warmer and less comfortable, but when we read of numerous deaths in the east caused by heat, we are satisfied that with our mild winter and not unbearable summers, Ore gon's is the finest climate in the world. Five hundred dollars worth of countv warrants wanted. Apply to F. G. Mitchell, at Brock's drug store. T. S. Weathcrrcd and N. A Barrett are spending a few days in the mountains above Mounlaindalo this week. "Papa, what is the difference be tween a republican and a populist?" "There is no difference down in Al abama, my son." "What is a re publican, anyway, papa? I can t tell you, my' boy'. McKinley hasn't defined hin'i yet Wnit for his let ter of acceptance." The cheap rates of 12 dollars cabin and G dollars steerage, includ ing meals and berth are still in ef fect on the O. R. & N Cos', steam ers from Portland. Steamers leave Portland every five days. V I) Wood Win Hendtr JCKOKS IN jrSTKK COt'KT. V I) Smith S liveritt l'eler Boseow raiSONKKS AND I'Al l'KRS An Incorrigible Lad. F'liirteen year-old ('. A. way, whose folk live near was brniijiht in the ol her Ridge Laurel, d.iv bv A O.sen Mrs Reuter Rosa Frost John Northrop Pauline Richter Harriet Lousini.ont. . . Brvan I.nidlaw Co. . .. Williams & Dobbins. STATIONKKY The Argus K L Mi'Cormick J A Imhrie Hatchet Glass and Prudhotume . llillstioro Pub Co MISCKU.ANF.OIS Constable, Justice and witness fees in P courls Pool & Ash pool, indig't KhMlTTF.n. Mrs E Walker. 5.00 2 00 3.00 2.00 i.oo 5.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 7-35 .50 8.00 3-55 3 75 3.00 54.30 34.00 39-5 5 00 5-88 Constable Williams on a charge of incorrigibility pn f m d by the fa ther, Henry Riducway. The led. so the parent nfiiulieil is beyond m 1 1 control and ineii:id In mam j.ImUI at will. The boy wau taken to the Stale Reform school lust exening by Sheriff Bradford. COURT HOUSE NEWS. KKAI. ESTATE TIIANSAI TIONS. BOUNTY. C Whitniore David McMaugh o.oo Edgar Bin! 1000 1 1 .A V.-WTlnfl'. ''tin i.heir ':'vl I ij.mo.ik tie- iiriH ol llni wei t; McKinley to coming gold stand ard candidate: ''Here, you inter loper! What nre doing here? Get out of my way! Don't you know that I'm tho only, original, ruort ed, gold standard candidate? Knight Won't Talk About it. Messrs. J. I. Knight and W. 11. Wehrung and Sheriff W. 1). Brad ford returned last Friday morning from Tacoina, whither they had at tended the trial of Wm. S ilkins, charged with passing counterfeit money. Win. was discharged, but the gentlemen contend their wit ness fees and mileage will not com-pern-ate them for their outlay in railway fares and hotel bills, to say nothing of their investments 111 'McKinley sarsaparillas" and "free silver fizzes" which are now the 1 -age as beverages. Speaking of silver calls to mind a good story told by Sheriff Rrad ford at the expense of Hillsboio's ex- Justice of tho Peace. It seems Mr. Wehrung was the only demo crat of the trio and the two discip les of McKinley were prone to guy Wehrung in public when occasion presented. This continuous attack made the Riyan man lose interest in life. But thinns changed one day, and Wehrung is yet smiling. It was thus: each street car iney were about to board, Knight would usk, "Is this a McKinley car?" As the majority seemed to be that way Wehrung grew soul sick and much tired of tho frequent question. At last, revenge came, and it was com nlfit.fi. Two cars stood on parallel tracks and the trio approached for transit. Hailing the nearest one, Knight called out, "Hey there! is this a McKinley car?" "No, sir, this is a Bryau car. On the other track is the car you want and it is going to the grounds. The other car for the McKinley picnic-, h'011'" Ume.nl" J. I. gazed at. th car ami J W Morgan et r.x -to The First iXat'l Bunk of Hillsboro Us in town of iiiiishoro mm. J J Morgan et nx to Thos D Humphreys Its in Hillsboro and 30 a of Boharls subdivision-if 1. Christian llollmaii et 11 x to Got tlieb Weiss part of d 1 c of .1 II and Geo Olds and E Harris t 2 s r 2 w .f20. . T A Wood et al by s'netilf to the German Saving and Loan Society 80 a of sec 36 t 1 s r 1 w and other lands $12934. .1 J Morgan et ux to Elizabeth J Landess Its 1 and 2 in blk 8 and e J of Its 4 and 5 blk 6 Fairvicw add Hillsboro $."00. Frank B Jolly et ux by sheriff to Wm B Jollv KiOaof Win Jolly ii I c 1 1 n r 3 w $2700. J J Morgan et ux to G 0 Rogers Its 12 7 and 8 Morgans add to Hillsboro $1. M M Mead et ux to J 0 Moore It 14 of blk 3 in Thorncs add Hills, boro $220. John C Wasteneder to John Wes ley Portland s w $ of n e i and w of r e 4 of sec 19 t 2 n r 3 w if 1600. M T Shaw, bv Sheriff', to Clark Smith ll. 8 blk 3 Henry's add Cor nelius $7, S J Teal, by shetiff, to D L Hoff man It 11 in Boharts sub t 1 n r 2 A J Wilkes et nx to A I? Schoon over Its 1 2 blk 25 and und $ hit in It 1 blk 27 Cornelius $3000. Dorothea Dhondt to Margaret Phondt e 3 of e 11 w 4 sec 23 t 1 n r 4 w $1200. Dorothea Dhond to Minda M Ravmond e of w j of e of n w sec' 23 1 1 n r 4 w 8200. J V Allen, by sheriff, to Clark Smith It, 5 blk 3 Henry's add to Cornelius $4.8o. J I) Rowell to Rebecca Rowell 79 a sec 22 t 2 s r 2 w $1. Cloudy, cool weather continued up to the 10th, and today is clear though cool. Crops The rains delayed har vesting, and may have done some slight damage to grain in shock on low land, but as a whole, the rain did practically no ilamage, except to delay work. Harvesting will begin again today and will be nc tivelv prosecuted. Some little threshing has been done and the re suits have been better than was expected. A more general spirit of encouragement prevails throughout the country, ll must be admitted the grain crop is not equal to other years; yields of wheat of 25 to 35 per acre and outs 50 to 60 bushels j n r acre are commonly reported' Failures are spoken of when the yields are much less than thofe figures, yet there are few sections ol'lhe world that will produce wheat year after year and yield eyen 25 'btisheis of No. 1 wheat to the acre, and tins without manure lidded to the soil. As the greater portion of Western Oregon has always grown 25 or nioie bushels of w heat to the acre, a less v i Id causes the fanner to be discouraged. Spring-sown grain has made some improvement since the laitiS, but much ot it was so well nd va need that ihc rains 1 1 1 . . ! ( . etiti ot inn nine n any neneui. Fruit Some correspondents re poll that the raii.s caused mire fruit to fall. All conditions appear to he against fruit this year. Spec ial reports as to fruit have been re ceh'rd, in addition to those repott ed hist week. The correspondent at Langlois. Curry county, reports that the petite, silver and golden prunes have very good crops upon tli3 trees. The Tragedy prune has a fair crop. The Abundance, Sa trunia and Rhine Clouds have poor crops, while the Italian and Ger man prunes are an entire failure. The young trees are making a phe: nomenal growth. The peach, apri cot and apple crops continue to be reported as poor while pears arc cencrallv a fair crop. It must be frankly admitted that Western Or egon hi .s this year the poorest fruit crop, in quantity ami quality, that she has ever had. Late berries are quite plentiful, but the period of dry weather from June 10th to August 1st was very injurious to them. Vegetables The rains were of great benefit to gardens and vege tables. They were especially bene ficial to late planted potatoes; be fore the rains there was danger of ihe potato crop being short, while now the crop will be very fair. All vegetables are making rapid and aood growth. The rains were of inestimable benefit to pastures and tne second hay crop. A correspondent in lil- lamook county reports clover hay yielding five tons to the acre. No campaign since that of Jef ferson has lieen so abusive as the present one. From the gold stand ard press people are called fools and anarchists, gibbering idiots and all things despicable. This is the kind of argument they are putting up to elect their president. It won't do it. And now a cleryman, with a long face tells Mr. Bryan that he is a blasphemer. This fellow is a relic of the intolerance which was the power behind the incorporation of such institutions as the "blue laws" the Inquisition, and the Salein out rages fjr suppression of witchcraft. (Jen lUnaoin Tost, No til), OAK n,vi. at Orange till lirst and third HuUiivun. PROFESSIONAL. BARRETT & ADAMS, ATTOR NEYS-AT-LAW. UiKitus 6 and 7 Central Block, iiillsbcro, Ork T. H. TONGUE, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, In Morgan Bloek, Hillsboro, OMfoa. F. A. BAILEY, M. D. Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher Office In Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi dence aoutn-west corner Baseline and; Second. All calls promptly attended day or night. S.T. L1NKLATER, M.B.C. M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office at Residence East of Court House. It certainly is 11 plain proposi tion that today confronts the Amer ican people and for that matter the people of the whole world. Those conditions which are most favor able to the money speculators are least favorable to the producers, who ure the ieal backbone of gov ernment. For instance no one doubts that a condition which gives those who have fixed incomes a good return of produce for their money equally gives the producer a poor return of money for his pro duction. The tendency of legisla tion in this country for a number of years has been to decrease the volume of currency. This means a larger measure of products for a smaller return of money. No farm er who reasons for a moment dis putes this. It is not theory, but fact. TWO FOR ONE A. B. BAILEY. D. D. S. J)ENTIST Rooms 1 and !i Morgan-Unilry Ulock. HILLSBORO, OPKfiON. JAKES PffllLIPPB TA10ISIE, K. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Consultation in French or English. Office and residence south of Main uear 3d aL, Hills 00 ro, or. WILKES BROS. ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS. Conveyancing and fine map work a specialty. Lindsay Block, two doors north of the postofflce. Second st,, Hillsboro, Or. GEORGE R. BAGLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 00111 1 t 2, Shute Block, over Greer's. HILLSBORO, OREGON. Local Agent Royal Insurance Company SMITH & BOWMAN, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Notarial Work and Conveyi..jcing. Rooms 6 it 7 Morgan Blk., Hillshoro, Ore. Send for free sample and judge thereby. i AlfDS And H iv. ' 1 11 m rtl M it Tl I J in OH! I 11 A iiuwiiiitiii Hiiro p, Both Ci 1 K Cash in Per YeariPlA Advance. Tl e Enquirer is a 9-coluuin, 8 page paper, issued each Thursday. Largest in size, cheapest in price, most reliable in news, all large type, plain print, good white paper. If our readers want another live paper the Enquirer is that paper. Call or send orders to Argus Pub. Co., MISCELLANEOUS. m DELTA .: DRUG :: STORE (Next Door Bryan-Laidlaw Co.) Main Street, - Hillsboro. Facts Stronger Than Fiction. All pains arising from rheuma tism, gout, megrim, toothache, neu raliria, headache, neuralgic pains, sciatica, lumbago, stiff neck, chilb lains, contused niusc'es, enlarged veins and all pains of the bones or nerves qukkley relieved by using Wilbur's Oil of Gladness. 50 cents per bottle. For sale bv W, E. Brock. Centerville, Oregon Weaves carpet striped and measured to fit any room. Prices to suit the hard times flue line of Toilet Articles, Brushes Combs, Perfumes, Patent Medicines and special attention given to Quality and Accuracy. HOLMES Makes Pants $5.00. $5.00. Why not patronize him and have vour clothes fit. He has Received His Full and Winter .Samples. See Mini on Secomi Street. Commissioners' Court. Reports of all county officers ex amined and approved. County roads 351 and 35'2 or dered established. Stationery contract for county officers let to Hillsboro Publishing Company for $1 13. Brugger bridge and fill accepted: also M inter bridge. County road 315 ordered established. Smith admitted to Steam Wood Saw! Until Further Notice U. S. Hicks will saw Cordwood at these Prices: Fir and Ash, 2 cuts, 35 Cents " l Vi Ouk 2 " 55 " 1 " 40 ' Ono Load 45 Cents. He Gives Special Rates On Large Contracts. 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