The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 08, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- r i THE H1LLSB0K0 AHGUS, THUUSDAY, JULY 8, 1897. v- m a. .j- & w --- rnft nr t If 1' .2 I 23 1 24 Iklv jT - terti ftw nd Way . :08 j, . 0:00 1 Mall Departure! 1 A Koatarn via 8 P III 7:18 !" Uleneot), Lenox A Bethany 7.00 i,Wv - 8:fl0 h WaV - p m 8:08 rave :0U on nd Laurel leaven at 10:H0 a rtve at 46 p m on Ttieaaay, t and saiurauy ' malU. roatomce open ironi iffcOOp in, except Hundaya. in Table: I,v. Ar. a in 7:18 p m ((: a ni 8:60 p m fi:U -. in s:nu p in ww invllle a m 0:00 p ni 7:ia k D 1uiria urVin llVAB tllirlll ttf . &fet l'W I Of If II" I ..v.. . tv, yesterday shipped a car f hay ana a carload ot oais to nd markets. freighters Arnold and Lisle, heir families, have retumeu i a trip tap"vn Oregon. 'hemWNerof Geo. id were toftiWtj "ortbind the if the wee(? J-with Mr. Jd and !riendeAp lurnlng, ilfhing skin diseases fitly relieved by De Witt' h Hacel Salve unequalled for (bruises, bnrna. It heals with jbaving a scar. City Drug I W. K. Brook. - 1!tpen, a pioneer of '45, -rlM Niuhol and Arthur 'vera own , yesterday from . ....laini. Mr. Bacon brought oad of (feiirgles fo& the local i V S 'tf jluite a MtuY U jptt ing battat::! r 'YjT& m on Mac - ,;irw. ;,Jbrt fndid e. "t fjto'Pen Un ' ;-wht J fronr J- tfH ,:clt while ttfcr- -Mr. r, 4H.Z3.0. take are proud, tfmin, Jt a ten pound , bom 'inr4y, July 1, 1897. concert we doing .nicely. -IaltrfOu'A furniture store will jpy tk north awtment of the ndallkick utthe Indepen t will "iblish in the other .-..' 'ft- i'.-i. ,, -'(Tlr don't make much fuss utlt' j Vw epenkiug of De tt';1 tjvKarly 'Risers, the ioui nJTvf far constipation , mtf M 111 stomach and T Messrs., Stewart Vaughn and A. CavWl were up from near Mid bleton yesterday. Mr. Vaughn at tended the celebration at Kewberg Saturday last and informs us that during a game of ball between Mc Minnville and Newborn, a young man by the name of Haines was struck on the temple by the ball, causing unconciousness. He recov ered slightly but soon relapsed and Mr. Vaughn says that ne- fince heard that death hud ensued, al though the statement has not been corroborated. . Screen aoort at Carstens Bros. Seventy-five cents, complete. Vim, vigor and victory :-these ar the characteristics of De Witt's Little Early Rjsers, the famous lit tle pills forconspitation, biliousness and all stomach and liver troubles. City Drug Store, W,t JJ. Brock. The Hillsboro Reed and Cor net Band treasurer, Cal Jack, tells us that the Association is now out of debt with instruments and uni forms paid for, We are all proud of our band and they should ceive every possible support, Elrgmit shirt waist sets Hoy t's, Second street. Don't forget to call on Dr. B. Brown, the reliable dentist. The brick work on the Cran dall block is completed and the carpenters are making rapid pro gress on the rood work, Dr, J. E. Ad kins has returned from Heppner, looking hale and hearty. He likes the upper countiv and contemplates locating there before many months, j- Haines & Bailey are always ready to buy wool. Call and see them. re al C. Witt's Witch Hazel and rectal , dis bruises. teiterV troubles tnaf, Breaks Jail on Saturday eve Before ia:oo p. m. VISITED HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN And Jlien Made Tracks to get out of the County-John Moore Tells a Sto ry of Forted Jail Breaking:. Rathboue Bisters, anl for- twenty one years affiliated fcith .the Christ ian church. Rev. Shelley yesterday delivered the funeral sermon at the Christ ian church, after which the Rath bone Sisters, with a beautiful cere mony, laid the reinaii.s to rest in the cemetery below town. The Py thian fraternity attended the "ser vices in a body", The floral offerings were exquisitely beautiful and em blematical of the life of the dead. IT WAS A GRAND Everybody Says so and it Must be so LARGEST CEOWD EVER IN TOWN It hoalB everything except .a l1 broken heart, may lie said . r,.r--.,iDv John Fisher is gone That desperate soul - ,; We ne'er hIiuII see him more; He broke from jail s- Last Saturday night Bound fur some foreign shore. John Fisher, the chicken thief who stole Ed Thomas' chickens; and who wns caught next morning and exchanged shots with his pur suers; who strayed at large over Washington county continuing his depredations; and wio was appre hended three weeks ago tonight by Ed Shute and his ntighbors, near West Union, is again at large, hav ing last Saturday night made his escape from the magnificent struct ure known as the Washington county jail, situated in the court yard, Hillsboro, Oregon. John Moore, who is serving n six months sentence, and who in allowed much freedom hh a trusty, tells the fol lowing story, which, 'however, is en tirely disc rrdj' ' "" 1 the ghrievttll) niglit-! he S fronti hi coueh and (!; " Nothing Like It. , Wilbur's Oil of Gladness rheu matism, neuralgia, toothache, head ache, sore threat, sprains, bruises, dysentery,. cholera morbus, cholera infantum for both internal and external use. It will reriiove more pain and in lees time than any oth er medicine on earth. For pain in back, side, stomach, bowels, or any other part of the body it is instant relief. Price SOperfs. Sold by V, E. Brock. - ' : . I The day Passed on .Pleasantly. No I Disorder or Drunkeness. Hon. John F. Caples the Orator. A Rousing Time ' , ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Commissioners' court is in ses sion this week and the uual grist of claims is being allowed. 8. A. D. Meek has returned from Lapwai, Ithiliwhere has been on a business trip.' Stephen says while above Lewiston he met F. Landrock, Hillsboro's shoemaker, touring the country in spring wagon. "I crave but One Minute" said the public, sneaker in a huskv voice; and ther. he took Cue Minute Congh Curt! Tiie celebration was a " tremen dous affair and the crowd attend ant was the largest ever in Hills boro at one time. Everybody wae orderly and all had a good time. Very few were the cases of drunk enness and no man was put in cus tody for mi-demeanor. The parade whs admired by all and wiis one of the largest yet seen in Washington county on a like oc casion. The grounds were well policed, and the weather being ideal, the great crowd thoroughly enjoyed itself. Hon. John F.-'Caples delivered the oration which was replete with that gentleman's usual ability, occHsionally tinged with humor. Miss Minnie Heidel, one of Hillsboro's voting ladies, distinguished herself by declaims' ing from memory, in a rich clear voice the entire Declaration of In dependency ' - Vi vivu,.. a dose of CORNELIUS. J:mies Miller, B. Frendenthal, Ed Fairchild, Hurlbert Wilkes, C. W. Neep and Earnest Seidler left Cornelius last evening for Astoria where they will work the remainder of the summer. , The Gambrinus Brewing Company's man, in company with Wm. McCourt. of Hillsboro, was in the city Monday. w Joe and Ed Fairchild, now having pos itions at Warrenton, Oregon, near As toria, aae spending a few days visiting friends in Cornelius. Real Estate Transactions, G W Hughson and wife to 8 M Fuller and wife 5 a O W Elliot d 1 e I100O 8 C Tnpper et al by Bheritt' to R L 8 bin loU 8, 9 and 10 blk 1 Gaston $1000 . F H Blwer and wife toG A Tibbitslota 54 tfornelius Knv and lota 6, 7 and 8 blk 14 Hrnry'n ad 8500 Kalieh Stott and wife to Lansing Stott lots 1, 2, 3 and 4sec8t2sr3w aloo 79 a in name $500 Anton Pfanner to Pearl Newberry So a sec 9 t 2u ti w $'2050 Herman Gunther to Kruno and Wm Gunther J of gee 16 1 3 n r 8 w $12 0 KW Haines et al to W E Bowlby and G W BtinclK-ombe lota 7, 8. 9 10, 11 and 12 blk 6 H P ad Forest Grove $S00 ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Well it was a great Fourth! The newly elected officers of the Montezuma Lodge I. O. O. F. will be installed next Saturday night. , Go to Greer's for beehm-s. -Call and see Haines & Bail ees' stock of gents' clothing. ' " Messrs, and MesdamesJ. M. r ill,.-' vi .vquiely ;X r-tZ) ver gripe. tiMtr. Jbi.Jn'-.ltie city. 1st rM u',,,inK ...v-"-' a sawn -t V oitimt. iivi ncvt Clatsop an en- a sawmill. Vacated his po jr's grocery and iwen, is tempo-ice."'' Tk Or'-woner of the Gen- . . a i.... o: M. and wtmimriMifrf)j Store, ' Clearance lale at Bryan-Laid- lw Company vash Store begins Monday next. We need money and the goods must go if good val ue and low prices will sell them, Our prices have been the lowest thev will be lower than ever. We mean business. Come and see. Dr. C. B. Brown will be in Hillsboro alMHit July 12th and will remain about ten days. First class dental woik at reasonable rates. The stenm swing at the War ren grounds seemed to do better ft nanciullv tluin any other single at traction. It is owned and operated by a Washington County man, H. Dilborger, of Laurel. Success to him. Beehives at Greer's. Jas. McCullock is haudlin Bryan's book, The First Battle an is making great headway in placing orders. Give him an order. N. H. Farnham, well known here, but now a resident of Water ville, in the Big Bend wheat sec tion, was in the city the first of the week, having came down on bust ness. E. E. Colestook gives you the iSonxeV-J wrench and ,nf Aiinf TMoorel. to liberate r1setf froni the locked cell. Moore says he, fearing to be shot, took the i i . . 1 im . i . . .11 wrencu ana iwisieti on uih iwo cen locks, and Fisher made tor the place through which Hollenbcck escaped, kicked off the boards and left. The officers do not believe the statement as there were no tracks at the outer window, and no evidence of any one having been there. Again, filings of the brass locks were lound on tne noor. jvtoore could have ititnped in behind Fish er's cell and the jail wall and laid down on the noor and no one could have shot him from the windows. It has since been ascertained that Fisher visited his wife and children tear Centreville between twelve and one o'clock on Sunday morning, procured provision, and told his wife that he must, leave tne coun try. Moore was locked up in a cell and taken to the Multnomah county lail luesdav. His story is not believed in any ot the detail, al though it may be true. the .United Artisans, vhk iu the eity Tuesday and initiated several andidiites into the uivstcnes of that order. GreeflrryWrO. Donelson of this city aud'.Jafne? , Smilh, of Beaverton, jftM o c- : . i i. itaaeTTf the Y : .JdealerJ vrjll visit Sji Francisco next eek, lasuwi fttiifaniage oi tne excursion . for Crescent Governor. . y! Sec. of State. ' CONG RfcS? MEN. Senator."..- V: McEri.h- RepfTjlS!; . IT. IC'Knua'i Treasurer. Phillip Melachan Supt. Pub. Instrucl'ns.G. M. Irwin . State printer. . . .W. II. leds ( .Chas. E Wolverton - Sup. Court . . . . . . . . R. S. Bean ( , ..F. A. Moore Judge 5th Dial. . , . .T. A. McBride Attorney 5th Dist. . . T. J. Cleeton ' COUNTY OFFICERS. Judcp. ....... , . . . B P. Cornelius CoiTiin'rs :D. B. Reasoner T.G.Todd Clerk i. A. Inibrie Sheriff..... ...... W. D. Bradford Receorder E. L. McCormick Treasurer. , A. B. Cady Assessor. . , Geo. H. Wilcox School Supt ... . . . .Austin Craig Surveyor . . . ... . . L. E. Wilkei Coroner .... c. . : . . C. L. Large ORK(iON CITY LAND OFFICE. Register. . . Roliert A. Miller Receiver. ... Wm. Galloway CITY OFFICERS. T .' . ( . . W. N. Barrett, mayor . . .Thos. Tuckef ...J. M. Greear" W. H. Wehrnng . .J. H. Stanley . . . . R. H. Greer . . .R Waggener Recorder. . . ..... Benton Bowman Treasurer.. ........ F. G. Mitchell Maishal A. W. Lane W. D. Smith Board of Trustees Justice of Peace J. P. Hicks . Jto , out 1 U U iin,!!! ids(C-f ! Do We Know Them? Yesl Occasionally, through the mist of a vista of years, a generous public forgets it early heroes not through lack of appreciation, but because the mind is fraught with the bur dens of more recent history. Here is a clipping which will quicken the Ion. Binger Her Jbi ofb.ee a very of Oregon, which P editorial walls. MI,:." - 31 '. : - ra, ror several the Independent ffl -Jt'ievw1' his connection s rkmain as his turnouts have igir JohnGault now acts as em( N ! '. wil. oomposing room. ,'IIr1ac!ihHivered his con--witbtaMI Qther Side and ii j;opseM8 as Kditor-in- temdfU' . 39 il a lite for everything; d j Hir-1 l3ftA"Bnd to a cold is iK tittrf'Un't wait until u re c.rX;aon but prevent "AtBjt '( i Minute Cough irej ff L' edy for coughs, !.! '.mi Schitis and all roaV uH troubles. City best shave in the citv Hair cut P'Be 0 .of our. readers, at, :t t ... at popular price. Try hiB baths. Don't forget the place City Bhnv ing Parlors, Mam street. C. M. Johnson, who recently sold hja Cornelius business to J. C. Corey, is now residing at Gaston and will make that place his future ha.8 Jeft temporarily in the Tribune's , f editonal room a valuable souvenir ol the Yakima war of 1855-6 in which Mr. Ltn Mat - -mn I Frock. r !1, editor of the y&wn last week at the re- Intends enlarg ;e pear future, it a. k 1 -a. I column qua no. jtho has been at f tsveral months, )n ibis city. John i1 a man and ; fcater." He x home. Don't nauseate your stomach with teas and bitter herbs, but rt g ulate your liver and sick headache oy using iiiose lainouti iiitie puis known as DeWill'B Little Kariy Risers. City Drug Store, W. Brock. County Clerk Imbrie has in his yard a turtle which is trying hard to run opposition to the chick en industry. Already it has deliv ered three well formed hard shelled eggs and the denisens of the pool try yard eye the intruder with much alarm. James can have tur tle eggs for breakfast every mom "8 1. r ti 4' T.kis E. Everett, : chronicled by Teturned last j California and Delta, keeping -best -Havanas i it!. congratulat ( LvHtnd Mrs. Ever .,iJue in the residence -by J. I. Knight 34, K.ofP officers Mou illor Comman 1 1 , V Chancellor, U. W. Cave Wall: Mas am. Geo has been oral vniLl-a. Nind Job np. brings to mind one our earliest pio neers, one who struggled on the amphitheater of early Oregon histo ry. It is clipped from the Pacific Tribune, of II waco, Wash.: Mr. W. R. Lingemelter, the wellknown pioneer of the northwest and Indian war Veter- eenfelter. as also Mr. L. A. Loomis, J N. Skiduiorc ana many otners ot racinc countv. took a prominent part. This sou. vemr is a silk nag, six leet long ana 101 r feet wide, and was presented to (Jo. o. the "Washington 1 viucibles," by the ladies of Portland in September, 1855. It was a beautiful flag as it came from the hands of its fair donors in those heroic days, with its circle of white silk stars around a bote snieki witn tne name "ine Washington Invincibles" on a ceulral scroll. T. J. Dryer, then the owner of the Oregonian, had this nauft printed on the old press ot tnat pioneer journal. All the work was done by Hand in tne making of the flag, and it would be inter esting now to know the names of those whose fingers stitched its glowing stripes and sheeny stars. Did they have lovers and brothers in tne ratiusr Are iney liv ing now? : Col. T. K. Cornelius, still living in Wm. Bennett, of Cornelius, a constant reader of Thk Argus, in .u:i. u.. ....... n;,.ii ..i. h Kit nfierwasone u,w uo TT"1: .f v , 1 presentation of the ensign, which is worn naiira urua In thA nitit MAniltiv lift KVV , . .... The Forest Grove Athletic Club gave a very fine exhibition on the horizontal bars during the recent reunion and celebration in this city. John Griffin, of Zanesvill, O., says: "1 never lived a day for thirty years without suffering iigosj until a box of De Witt's Hazel Salve cured my piles." For piles and rectal deseases, cut, bruises, sprains, eczema and all skin trou bles De Witt's Hazel Salve is un equalled. City Drug Store, V. E. Brock. It was P. T. Bnmum who said the American people like to tie hum bugged, but however that js it has nothing to do with E. 11. Miller's Second Street Barber Shop where you can get the beet shave in the city at the most" '"reasonable'" rate. Only boot black stand in the city. Get yourself a guaranteed all wool suit of clothes for only .6. 50. For full particulars call at Brown's Cash Grocery. George S. Hughes, of the Grove spent Friday and Saturday in this city, and says he had an immense time. Haines & Bailey have a fin assortment of cotton and worsted dress goods. Washington county will con tribute a lurge fraction of the crowd which will hear Wm. J. Bryan at Gladstone Park next Monday, July 12th. It is said that the gentleman will open his address at 2:00 p. m. Take a day off and hear one of the world's famous orators and statesmen. Hop growers inform us tha' prospects were never better fur a splendid crop and as grain of all kinds has been saved by ' recent rains the old adage "Oregon never fails'' will again be exemplified by harvest conditions. Messrs R. E. and Edgar J Bryan have purchased the Bryan- Laidlaw stock of general merchan dise and are advertising a grand clearance sale. All bills due the old company are payable to C. E. Deichman. . -B. F. Purdy, the Dilley mill man, was down vesteraay ana in forms us that the new mill will soon be completed, the machinery hav ing arrived Wednesday morning iriypiortU'd'01 (Awry-- tne i.ea.i -ii ine iij; The fire laddies ot with depait lnents were out in full uniforms with the fire apparatus tastily decorated. -' . The old soldiers marched in the parade and stepped to the music much better than we civilians of the rising generation. The three band, Hillsboro, Bethany and Verboort, did nicely. All were thoroughly in practice and no Fourth of July celebration ever had better music. '; The Liberty Car was simply im mense with Miss Nettie Shelley as Goddess of Liberty and the Oregon Car of 1840.- with Willie Adkins dressed as an Indian chief and a Florencu Tongue, as a chieftainesj evoked universal applause, while the Oregon float, 1897, a large wapon on which was minutnre fields of waving corn, grain mid all kinds of vegetables and other agricultural products' with Wilina Wagner and T. S. Weathered's and W. H. Con- nel'8 little girls representing Ore eon was sirnplv a revelation J. S. Kridin, of '39, and Grandma Woods, aged over one hundred, rep resented the pioneerage on the 1840 Car.. " -. GREENVILLE. Washington county, Oregon, was capt am of the company and Mr. Wngeniew .., ., . Ur,,.a : .),: ,,, B11 ! of its members, After the?"'"."" 8 , .,, 6 . ii ;- and faded now, the company went to the Dalles and theuce to tne tneatet 01 war. It is a proud yet j-athetic relic of those troubled times, i. . ., , ., v AN INESTIMABLE LOSS ing business with our people. An elegant upright piano for sale cheap. Enquire at C, H Koch's met market. W lid blackberries are coming into market and are selling in some instances at two cents per pound. A petition is being circulated at and around Glencoe to have J. R. Mays appointed postmaster at that place," There are many re publicans who favor a lowing Mrs. Sandford, the present incumbent, to remain out her four years of ap pointment ana as sue is giving f ,,, 1 ...,. ,.ua Hills. s""wl" '" - v . . f h . i0B8 t0 ue a Breat or,e and the whole community extends To Hillsboro and Vicinity was the mise of Susa Lucas Stanley, Mrs. Susa Lucas Stanley, wife of J. H. Stanley passed away luesday mornuu'. he was a , woman uni versally beloved and had such traits of character as endeared tier to all who met with her. Promi nent in fecial and church circles, kind mother, her name is a By no done. Vas Ma News came from Portland this morning by telephone that ' Oscar Kelsay, the only child of Frank Kelsay, was dying. The little fel low was thrown from a horse sever al dtrco and was supposed to h&y Improving nicely, but it w Its that he had received y tijuries. Oscar was a bright 6ut twelve years, of age, and s will be a sevtre one to his tits. Mr. Kelsay left for the s)ue mis morninp. Crop9 around here promise to be abun dant and fruit is plentiful. A cow lying in the road near Green ville caused Dr. Parker a-id his wife to be upset over a grade and get numerous bruises by their horse shying. Albert Stewart, while passing the team of Mike Kerts, lost control ol his lines, and. as a result, his horse ran away and threw himself and wife out, smashing the cart into splinters. John Boeker Sr. , who went to Cali fornia this spring to seek better health, is reported to be in a critical condition at his home in Sacramento.- ,1 How Schulmerich & Son Sell, 3 cards hooks and eves ...... 05 25 oil silk lines. . . ... . Shirt waist sets.'. , i. 2 pencil tablets. ..... 20 yds blenched muslin 2 pajiers of pins. . 1 bottle of mucilage. , , . , . . . . Good shoe brushes Cloth brushes, .... ......... Can opener. . , ',.... Lace, per yard ........ Ribbon, all widths, per yard.. COMMISSIONERS' COURT. lias Don't E. inoi eW. office of U is suppos urday nig Ladies latest styles v. and Ox Blood. 1.75 and $2.00. . Shoo Store, Forest G County Judge B. united in marriage, house, on - July " i Charier A. Higgins'and ; da G. Thomas, both of Frederick Settgast 1 1 geret Kachler, of Phil. CharleB Leighow and Mrs Coburn, of north of Hillsbc taken out license to wed. See Haines A Bailey selling your wool. J. D. Stewert, father of bride prospective, has given swor'l. consent to the marriage of Willam A. H. Thompson and Eliza Luells Stewart. The parties are from Dilley. ' . ; Stranger in hotel barber shon: "That's twice you've cut me " Bar ber: "Yes sah. Stranger: "It you can't do better than that you'll Inve away customers." Barber: "I ain't had 'sperience 'nuff vet, sah, to shnve customers. , The bogs only 'lows me shave strangers." That's the way with some jewelers they take advantage of strangers but Hoyt, first door south of the postoffice, on Second street, has had the experience and has but one rule for the customer and the Strang. er he treats all alike, equally ai d fairly. The mammoth barn on theLadd and Reed Farm near Reedville is rapidly nearing completion. Dr. A. Bailey did business at Portland yesterday. Can vou ste Vegetation grow ing? Wesley Garrison has been working on the Other Side this week. Agent Pence informs us that the return rates to Yaquina good until October 1st, have been arang ed at six dollars. Coasters will please take notice, but if our cool weather continues, the exodus will be very small. BAGL Attoi Rooms 1-2-3, . HILLSBORO, condolence to bereaved husband and- children. " Mrs. Stanley's maiden name was Lucaandtshe was born jnov. 18M. near Mon month. On Nov 7y 1880, she was united in marriage to J. H. Stanley, well known as an aBJe educator. Seven 1 rears ago the'yjmoved'to t'f city where they. liavebuiU wiiiv uiuiuai euori, a neat little home. Mrs. Stanley was a member of the lofnl Women's Relief Corps, ' of Phoeiiciii'-'reniple, '.'-.'".;-... ,:--,'.-"'.' '.. :')' perintending and will put things together in good shape. Jonathan Tice, wellknown in this county, is having hip third triol for forging the name of Nancy Love to a will. The jury last week on the second trial, disagreed and the Multnomah circuit court is giv ing him a another whirl. On Tuesday, John Moore had his examination before Judge Cor nelius, on a charge of feloniously liberating John Fisher. George It. Bagloy appeared for the state and Benton Bownjan for the defense. Moore was held under $1000 bonds to appear at the next term of cir cuit court. -X. N. Steewes has a case be fore the circuit court, being coun sel for Charles A. Cook, suing Amelia Cook for divorce. Earnest Boekman, of Clacka mas, has brought suit against his countv. having filed paperB with the Washington county clerk. He sues for $3000 damages and alleges a defective bridge, through which a steam engine he was driving . was precipitated last August, as a rea son why . lie should . have pay . for injuries svihtainud. -'-' vi-; ; ' j What They Have Done Transcripts and Claims to Appear Next Week. Petition of Stephen L Hollenbeck to remit costs taxed to petitioner in re State vs Bacon, disallowed. : Petition of S L MeLeod etal to have river Tualatin declared a pub lic highway, continued. Appointments of U G Hanna and W V Annans as special deputy sheriffs without compensation from countv. approved. Clerk's and Recorder's reports for June, approved. Clerk's receipts, $253.70; Recorders, $135.70. Commisioner Reasoner reported that A S Vaughn had completed the bridge and fill near Frank's switch and same was audited at $44. T. H. TON ATTORNEY-AT-L. In Morgan block, Hillsboro, Ortguw F. A. BAILEY, M. D Physician, Surg-eon and Accout-her Office in Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi dence soutn-west corner Baseline and Senond. Ail calls promptly attended day or night. f S. T. LINKtTATER, M.B.C.M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Olllue at ReMidunce Kast of Court Hon se. TWO FOR ONE Send for free sample and judge thereby illstoo Ap re senci II nil R A. B. BAILEY. D. D. S, QENTIST Rooms land Ii Morgan-Bailey Block, HILLSBORO, - OREGON. JAMES PHIUIPP1 TAMIESIR, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co, Consultation in French or English. Orno and residence south of Main near 3d at, Uillsboio, Or, Men Wanted) Persons desiring work would do well to call on J. C. Hare, as can find use for 40 or 50 men. he U1 Kl Cash in Both Per Year P1UV Advance. The Enquirer is a 9-column, 8 page paper, issued each Thursday. Largest in size, cheapest in price, most reliable in news.all large type, nlain mint, erood white paper. If our readers want another live paper the Enquirer is that paper. Call or send orders to Argus Pub. Co., WILKES BROS. ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS. Conveyancing and fine map work specialty. Lindsay Block, two doors north of th. poatomoe. Second (., Hillsboro, Or, JOHN M. WALL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ottlce with S. i. Huston, Union Block II1U.SHORO, - OKKUOX. ic vnn inc i rYfiMSTy?u"n.t,?tS!,!?S II IUU nnu n Lumber for Sale. We are moving the sawmill out on the east fork of Rock Creek but still keep a good stock -of all kinds of rough dressed and finishing lum ber on hand at old mill site near Hillsboro. Prices to suit the times. Call and examine before pur chasing elsewhere. Yard is left in .;arti M Fred. 3ntt?. C, i, Bi..P'. THE CYCLING WEST to all remitting rtiiritiK the next three monthi. Regular price. $2.00. Bright, neway, entetula. big West em Weekly 1 1 8em otic yeur iui Value SMITH & BOWMAN, ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW, Notarial Work and Conveyt..iciug, Rooms a A 7 Morgan Blk., lliltsbgro. Ore, MISCELLANEOUS. ing. An illustrated journal 01 mgucai ...v..., merit. Semi for sample copy. ,. For the above period we will make the follow. In nrise offers to parties sendiug incahsul. criptions : v chorihrra. oalr emranteea 13" " Catuera-takei pictures 10 Cycle l.nnip j ' Guaranteed Hoot Pump 5 ' t.lihtnina Repair Tool. 1 " Aluminum NamenlRte 1 per- 1 ; l : ional name engraven.... ..... , . ' For further particular!, arlrlreni -This Cvclinu Wast Pus. Co., Uvs, COLO. Carstens Bros., MANUFACTURERS OF !f iWi 4 Dressed Luinbei Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc. . HILLSBORO OREGON ... .V ""liMiUniM'.'St i vs..-,..'-,'.:, J- ';wf Kf' iuutfnwli4aisn