THE HILLSBORO ARGUS. THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1897.
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; fJIE ARGUS
CALENDAR
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. Tily Mitt I Arrival
ForoHt drove - a m
Portland, Way and KanUirn
Ulnneon p in
.('orvHlllH anil Way
Portland
7:13
Ma
i Ilally Mull Departure:
iPortlund Kaiitern via H P am 7:l
Port vUtllimiww, Lenox A Itnthuny 7.00
iUorvulllM A Way -
. Portland A Way - P m
KortMt Uruve - , " . ,
Farmlngtoii and Laurel leave at !():. a
i in anil arrive at .1:4ft P m " Tuexday,
r Thurmluy and Huturdiiy
No Hunday niailH. PoHtolltee oHn from
7:00 a in to 8:1)0 p in, except NunduyK.
H. P. Time Table!
Lv. Ar.
tortlttiiil a m 7:1.1 . P m 8:
fl.rvalliit a in 8:M p in M
Portland a in 8:AU p m :
.lle.Mlnnvllle a m t:(H) p in 7: Id
' Come to Tub Annus job office for
' job printing at modern prices.
Anton Pfanner, the missing
V Forest Grove banker has been lo
cated, says the Oregonian, in Vic
toria, B. C, where he is ill and
mentally unbalanced in a horpital.
The ladies of the Evangelical
hurffli will give an ice cream soc
ial nekt Saturday evening, July 17.
ht the oourt yard. Everybody in
vited. Burning, itching skin diseases
jnstantly relieved by Do Witt'h
Witch Hazel Salve unequalled for
cuts, bruises, burns. It heals with
out leaving a scar. City Drug
Store, W. E. Brock.
V I T, I . .1 -... Lnln T.tt.
jonn noiiiiart, uowh uviu imy
j wai, informs us that be intends
f takini' his thresher to Sherman
' county for the harvest run. That
' section is a great wheat field and he
thinks he can do better there than
to run in Washington county.
; Ralph Imbrie underwent a surgi
cal operation the other day, having
Dubinitted to the removal of a pul
py substance of several month's
growth from his neck. No incon
venience resulted.
They don't make much fuss
about it." We are fpoaking of De
Witt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness, and all Btomitch and
liver troubles. They never gripe.
City Drug Store, W. E. Brock.
Attorney J. N. Brown spent sev
eral day at Heppner last week,
lie reports good crops in that sec
tion and harvest about to com
mence. The Southern Pacific gave a 1 00
rate round trip to Gladstone futk
' Monday and a large number avail-
t4lLtl"l",ve8 of opportunity
in near me iMeuriuKit niicriuoii
who polled more white otes for
president than any other candidate
for that high olhce.
There is a time for everything;
$ and the time to attend to a cold is
when it starts. Don't wait until
you nave consumption ouw prevent
it by using One Minute Uough
Cure, the meat remedy for coughs
I 1 l . u 1. 1 : ,i o.wl nil
A COIUS, croup, uiuiuiimiH uuu
throat and lung troubles. City
aDrug Store, W. E. Brock.
, t m l -f n..i:.. ...
iJ. J. rouun, oi vuriiouuB, on uiu
veteran of the late civil war, has
removed to Idaho, where lie will
Ptoif at the Boise Soldiers' Home
for an indefinite period.
E. E. Colestock gives you the
bent shave in the city. Hair cut
at popular price. Try his baths,
Don't forget the place City Bhav
jng Parlors, Main street.
Ex-editor Guild, late of the Sher
idan Sun. and H. L. Heath; the
briarht voune editor ot the McMinn
? villa Telephone Register, passed
' throuuh town Tuesday morning.
: on their return from the Bryan
I demonstration.
m Commissioners' court adjourned
Friday after haying a very busy
session.
An elegant upright piano for
sale cheap. Enquire at C. H.
Koch's meat market.
i 1 T VfoPiillnnlr id li n n,l ll n (V
Bryan's book, The First Battle and
t is making great headway in placing
orders. Give him an order,
I Don't nauseate your stomach
with teas and bitter herbB, but reg-
ulate your uver ana bick neaaacne
by umng those famous little pills
' hXZn as DeWitt's Little Earlv
1 r i i i
rr i." - .... . ... -
nia Urn Of Mlnrfl W Mi.
I J. I, Knight is reported to be a
' i very sick man. He is yet at Mc-
. Minnville, having been prostrated
! on the eve of contemplated de
t parture for Spokane Falls. A1
' physician from this city was called
to attend him Wednesday.
A merry crowd of picnicers were
those young people who went up to
Meacham Crossing Sunday last in
honor of a party tendered Miss
Applegate, sister of Mr. A. S.
Pence, and a teacher in the Eugene
schools. Those present were :
Messrs. and Mesdames A. S. Pence
and G. A. Wehrung; the Misses
Applegate, Berna and Erma Lath-
n n f
Bm, wraoe nosoowj raeBHrB. vaivin
Jack. D. W. Dobbins, Thos. Mann,
Harry Gault, Frank Mitohell, W.
Wv Poscow, Al. Latham, and
'"iIaBter Howard Applegate.
WIUJAM J. BRYAN
VISITED OREGON.
His Lecture at Gladstone
was Superb.
TWKNTY THOUSAND AT PORTLAND
To nee ami Hear the Noted Ki-metallic
Champion. A Finished Orator, A
('oiiipiclii'iiHlve Economist an,l a iiihii
That People Revere.
Ahuiit eight thousand jx-ople at-
nded (iladstone Park Monday,
July 12lh, to hear tho bimetallic
esidenlial candidato of 18 dis
cuss tho money question from a
lon-p.irtisan standpoint. He spoke
ii the afternoon and from a ros
trum cot structed under the giant
firs and directed his reniaiks to an
amphitheater filled with a delighted,
crowded mass of souls. It was one
of America's grandest men and
champions speaking in a spot nam
eil after the grandest man of anoth
er great nation. His address was
replete with logic and i.one heard
him but who more fully compre
hended after he was through speak-
ng.
Mr. Bryan a tieure is well propor
tioned, tall, and not given to oliesi
ty. Constant travel and work lias
eft his countenance more or les
itiaued, but only enough to land
strength to his classic features.
When he is speaking, one lias an
opportunity to closely observe his
characteristics.' Keenly alive to
all that would appear flippant, his
address was carefully guided from
the shoals of bunoonery and his
reasonings from cause to effect were
applicable to a certainty, carrying
strength of conviction, nad he
been here in 1890, when the repub
lican party ran on a free coinage
issue, party leaders would nave ex
alted his position to that of a dem-
cod.
The daily Oregonian came nearer
reporting him correctly than the
gold press usually does, but about
twenty five minutes of the best
part of his lecture having bfen lelt
out. Hi remarks frequently die
ted cheers from the multitude, and
his explanation of the feeling with
which ho used the term "gold bug"
brought deafening cheers. In fact,
his entire address wns entirely free
from bitterness and his most dras
tic passace, was when he said:
"W hen 1 call a man a 'nolo blip,'
do it in the same kindly spirit
which he uses when he terms me a
lunatic."
Pague's Crop Report.
B. S Pague, the Portland weath
er director, has this to say relative
to crops and crop prospects of the
Willamette Valley for the week
ending July 10th:
Fall wheat harvest has commenc
ed, and correspondents express the
opinion that some thetiomenaI
yields will be reported. The grain
! I . ... .1. 1 1. II lll.l J
18 piuinp, toe neuoH wen uneu. unu
the straw is of good length. In some
places Boinerust is reported. Spring
wheat needed the warm sunshine,
and a further marked improvement
is shown in its condition; it prom.
ises to make, an excellent . crop.
Oats are heavy, and a crop above
the average is assured, flax tor
fibre kuiakine a fine growth, an-1
the success of the year's crop iscer
tain. Sugar beets are doing re
markably well. Berries are report
ed to be unusually plentiful, .ate
cherries are now ripe. Early peach
es and apples are now ripe and are
a good crop. Late peaches will be
as large a crop as was ever gather
ed. Peach plums are ripening and
will be ready for the market within
a week. Prunes generally will be a
good crop, though in sections they
are li,ht. Earlv pears will be ripe
by the seventeenth; the pear crop is
generally good. Urapes are unusu
ally fine and promising.
Hops are making a wonderful
growth and lice are developing. The
current warm, dry weather will
check the ravages of the hop louse.
Com is making a better growth
than ever before. Potatoes are re
ported to he a good crop m every
locality. All garden truck is mak
ing exoellent growth.
It appears that nothing can now
destroy the crops which promise
such excellent results. A year of
nlentv arrears certain.
The summer type of weather has
again appeared and it may be ex-
ppcted that warm. weather will pre
vail to Friday, when cooler weath
er and clouds are probable.
How Schulmerich & Son Sell,
3 cards hooks and eyes ......
25 oil Bilk lines, ... . . .
Shirt waist sets. . . , . . V. . . , . .
2 pencil tablets. ... .........
20 yds bleached muslin ...... 1
2 papers of pins.
05
30
10
05
00
05
05
1 bottle of mucilage...
Good shoe brushes '. 10
Cloth brushes
Can opener ,
Lace, per yard
Ribbon, all widths, per yard
15
05
02
10
John Bouhart leaves this weelr
with his thresher enroute for East
of the Mountains. His place near
West Lake, Idaho, he tells us, is a
splendid one, and he bus no desire
I to move back to tho valley.
COUNTY FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
Detailed Expenditure of Washington County Fund,
Proper, Taken from the County Clerk's and
Treasurer's Reports. How the Year End
ing June 30, 1897, Compares with
the Year .Preceding.
COMPARATIVE
EXPENDITURES.
Assessing and collecting
Bridges and roads
Bounty, wild animal
County court
Circuit court
County surveyor
School superintendent and assistants.
County judge, salary
treasurer
clerk "
Stock inspector
Elections
Fuel, liaht and janitor
Court house and jail
Insane and inquest ...
Interest on county warrants
Juiors in justice courts.
Pauuers and prisoners
Refunded and remitted
Recorder and deputy '.
State cases and witnesses
Stationery
Sheriff and deputy...
Postage, etc., slieiin 8 olhce
Hull Hill
Institute
Excess i
Total....
Tt will be observed that the county expenditures this year if the
1895 6 year be fooled) are 3708.68
ollice saved $443 70 while for the
bi ldees and roads. These two items
The expense of the Steeve's trial is
f.nr potintv was reimbursed. It win
coat less than the June election,
.. . ..
$372 21 for the 1896-7 year. The
ligher. But one regular officer of
the assessor." The court pulls out with iflll.SU to its credit on account
i . I . l '. . mAflr fr-vw ft Via ItQO 1 r It f 1 J It fY .Tllllfl 510 I RQf
CASH BALANCES
Cash in common school fund June
State fund
Excess fund
Institute fund.
Indigent " .
Public road " .
""''
'""
fundZZZ
School district
Towns and cities....
County fund :
WORKING OF
Cash oh hand in all funds June 30, 1890.. $13,59 48
Roceived from sheriff and clerk, taxes collected.. '5.218 51
costs in State vs. steeves MW0
from state to apply on school funds...............:'....'; 0,404 04
fnea from our countv officers . 4.811 54
into treasury from all other sources 1,00157
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid in redemption of county warrants 5o40J ll
interest on county warrants
on county school orders
state treasurer on state tax....
out on institute fund
" " indigent " ...
" of excess "
on school district fund....
" ' towns and cities
HOW THE COUNTY STANDS.
Warrants outst'nding
issued tor year io o,
Total - - -
Total warrants redeemed for year
ending June 30, ib7, - -
Due state on state tax,
Total debt June 30,
There is no material difference
iiiinlv on county warrants to tnai
. . I
nearly ifo,uuu greater dime ow, iooi,
According to the sheriff's report
there is delinquent on the 189b
roll, $14180 20, and his disburse
ments to the county treasurer ior
the year were $67078.14.
tt. W. Rrvan & Son successors to
Bryan-LaiJlaw Company are mak
ing a clearance sale of summer
goods, remnants, hats, clothing,
light shoes anu unaerweur. iw;
nr nmkinff a Rnecialtv on groceries
and one dollar will buy more iromo near wm, J. cryairs lecture
them than from any other house in
the county. Money saved is nion
ev made. Call and be convinced.
Vim. viior and victory :-these
art)' the characteristics of Do Witt's
Little Early Risers, the famous lit
tle pills for conspitation, biliousness
ana an stomacn aim nvcr
City Drug Store, W. E. Block.
County Clerk Imbrie, while split
ting kindling the other evening,
badly cut his thumb and hand,
thus making two of our county of
ficers with injured digits. The
trouble with J. A. is very apparent.
When he has learned as much as
some of we older fellows be will let
an ax strictly alone.
Mary Humphreys, 8. D. G. M.
installed the following officers for
Hillsboro Rebekah Lodge, No. 54,
r n f) IT. at the ast meating: JN.
G., Lizzie Wilkes; V. G. Eva Bridg
es; Sec. B. L. Greear; F. S., Lillie
M. Pauli; T., Maggie Schulmerich;
W., Hattie Butler, Chap. Lydia
Gault; I. G., Minta Humphreys;
O. G , Edith Adams; It. S. N. G.,
Mary Humphreys; L. S. N. G.,
Etta Finney, R. S. V. G Ann Sig
ler; L. S. V. G., Mary Greer. -
STATEMENT.
1895-0.
1890-7.
T 2120 50
12070 75
1085 80
9211 89
155 (X)
384 (X)
7537 86
52 50
829 24
700 (X)
600 00
3000 00
25 00
490 58
722 77
293 07
240 60
1906 18
59 20
90 00
495 30
3474 70
, 51 05
790 76
. GOO 00
700 00
3000 (X)
25 00
862 79
699 56
89 41
82 10
708 04-.
49 00
3105 57
3710 02
220 99
..... 2100 00
50 00
2100 00
1628 90
1280 72
3300 00
17 15
119 50
.7 70
464U bo
"1310 55
3300 00
iww
...
less than last year. The Assessor's
year $2858.86 less was rx tended on
alone nearly balance the discrepancy.
not included in this statement, as
be seen mat me movemner election
i - j: ,.i t
tnus matting a creuit. Miuwmg oi
interest. charges, of course, were
the county shows a credit balance
IN TREASURY.
30, 1897 $8,539 07
J Zt
87 70
, 18 00
227 38
10 14
L517 43
Joj M
1
TREASURY.
i,jw 10
23,283 02
17,480 80
119 50
382 00
7 70
7,270 47
3,848 71
June 30, 1896,
$25,817 77
38,590 06
64,407 83
33,400 12
31,007 71
7,143 08
-
1897,
$38,150 79
in the cash on hand of this year to
e 1 ... A '1' l. , Jnk, ia
oi nisi year. iuc waimm u
18
mu iv "
Fred Jobe is now employed
Portland and The Argus goes
him regularly. '
Elegant shirt waist Bets
Hoyt's, Second Btreet.
Thos. G. Sewell and Miss Clara
Forgy, both of this county, have
taken out license to wed.
People from all parts of the coun
ty went to Gladstone Park Monday
on bimetalism.
Benj. Birdsell wa8 out from
Portland this wetlt, supposedly to
be in town where a little building is
being done.
W. C. Imbrie, well-known in
Washington county, )ind who is a
ron of the late James Imbrie, Sr.,
is down from Yakima on a business
and pleasure- trip combined. Mr.
Imbrie says that he notes substan
tial improvements down here hut
"we are not Yakima and vicinity."
Assessor Wilcox has started to
work on the tax rolls for the 1897
assessment, the field , work having
been completed.
J. B. Imlay was in, the City from
Reedville yesterday, and reports
that a material reduction has been
made on the freight rates applying
to mill Btuffs and wheat from
points on the West Side to Port
land. Hillsboro's old rate was
seven and one-half cents per hun
dred and is now reduced to five
anA nno.half Rpprlvilln'fc nlrl ri
j.. if. ti;J
six cents, goes dow n to four. This
is a concession unexpected
the Southern Pacific,
from
WHAT OUR COUNTY
mm ml
At the July Term of Com
missioner's Court.
GOODLY LIST OK CLAIMS ALLOWED
I Several Bridge Contracts Let. Tran
w.ripts I lowed for Actions in Jus
tices' Coort.
Commissioner Todd empowered
to investigate grounds for aid ol
Francisco family.
Petition of J. H. Stanley et al to
clear the Tualatin river of drift
continued to July 17th.
Robinson, Rock Creek and Gus
tin bridges accepted and warrants
ordered drawn in payment thereof.
H. B Clark was discharged from
county poor farm upon report of
keeper that he was able to make
livelihood.
Reports and exhibits of treasurer,
clerk and sheriff examined and ap
proved and sheriff ordered to file
delinquent list of 1896 on or before
July 17th.
Bridge Contracts: Greenville
bridge, bids, J W Goodin $144; L.
Sparks $127 and T C Johnson $147;
contract let to L Sparks. Smeltzer
bridge bids, M S Daly, $81; T C
Johnson, $78; 0 R Adams, $89:
contract let to T C Johnson. Jones
bridge, M S Daly, 64; T C Johnson
$35; A S Vaughn, $70; contract let
to T C Johnson. Repairs on Tual
iitin bridge, J W Goodin, $300; T
C Johnson, $448; M S Daly $230;
contract to Daly at $230.
Claims allowed
Glass & Prudhomme sta clerks
office. . .'
Irwin Hodson Co mtge record
rec con
Hillsboro Pub Co loo reversible
3"
1250
envelopes for sell supt $4 50 the
same for elk pf circuit court $4 50
ten page brief slate v Htngley
$10 7 page brief Kirkwood v
Fordf7
Hatchet June Commissioners'
proceedings
A W Sax ton for keep of tilteen
paupers from May 1st to July 10
at $21 80 each
Return rent of $50 poor faim
paid back by A W Saxton
J P Tamiisie medical care Saun
ders family.
Sheriff ol Multnomah county for
board and keep prisoner Lou
Downs and R R fare Hillsboro
N A Barret June services janitor -B
L McCortnick June sal and
26 00
2 50
327
10
18 70
30 00
deputy $175 postage etc $4 35 . . .
G W Paterson two untresses to
sheriff linolium 23 yards $12 50
J C Lamkin coffeepot Saxon$ 25
pans order B P Cornelius $1 50.
J A Imlirie sal for self and depu
ties lor June $250 postage mes
179 35
1790
175
sages and express $6 50 256 50
A B Cany June sal as treasurer
$50 exchange on state tax $x 00
stamps $50 5350
Astin Craig June sal J20 y2 annu
al fees f 19 postag-; $470 430
Boge and liiinis lumber dist 5
$15 10 for dist 37 $4 68 1975
C R liloyd lumber dist 53 Daly
supt
325
John Heisler six day with team
hauling gravel lib 50 repairs two
scrapers all for . ist 22 85 alow
ed at
1585
Mountaindale lumber Co lumber
to dist C E Shorey sup $5 11 to
J C Beach sup $7 80 Thomas
Connel sup $22 other jurnisnea
lumber dis'.ricts $14 85 49 75
Wiley & Dennis double rig 1 00
E J Kuratli 16 day dep assessor
4000
4000
62 50
65 00
78 00
800
185
C A Cavell 10
Wm Pointer 25 " " "
A A Morrill 26 " " "
(if o H Wilcox 26 days as assessor
Babcock Post relief J K Harri
son indigent. . . '
R H Greer groceries for Tupper
family.,
Geo R Bagley state v Millspaugh
5 00 v Tom Williams 2 50 v Dave
Dunhouser 2 50 v John Fisher
5 00 v John Fisher no 2 5 00 v
.'ohn Moore 5 00 v Jas Lee sr 6 20
31 20
5 15
Geo achmeder 091 corduroys lor
dist 33
Rock Cre.k Lumber Co lumber
dist 13 27 45 52 $15 19 no 14 12 50
55 10
Crane Co bill tor C H pump con
tinued from last term 18000
W D Bradford shff sal June 275
postage 4 80 27980
E B Sappington board prisoners
as follows:
Valentine Baur 7 da 5 00
D Dunhou er 5 " 3 60
G Millspaugh 7 5 00
Johu Fisher 17 days .12 25
John Moore 28 " 2000
lohn Northrop meals for six
45 85
jurors stute v Schleich I 50
U K uioya lumoer aisi 15 1000
Bryan Laid law provision lupper
8 00 2 brooms Barret Janitor .80
880
j B Wilkes bridge specifications
4 00
Patton bros lumoer aist no 0. . .
A A Morrill 4 da dep assessor July
Dr Ward examination Hamock
child upon whom assault was
committed
J B McNew lumber dist 18. . . .
Alfred Stephens 592 curduroy
dist 33
Schulmerich & Son oil Barret
Janitor
Carstens Bros lumber dist 18
23 42 dist 23 22 32 1
B P Cornelius sal as County
Judge April May and June 170
11 00
10 00
500
1000
4 4o
1 15
'45 7o
rreigm mumpa civ 4 74
174 72
IT Young powder dist no 44.... 1000
T C Johnson Rock Creek bridge
128 00 Gustin bridge 134 00
Robinson bridge 105 00 367 00
Williams & Redmond team to
Rock Creek , 1 50
Mountaindale lumber Co" lum
ber road dist. Wenger sup. 600
A C Archbold spikes dist 23 9 00
dist 48 200 spikes P M Jackson
1 00 supplies court house .70. . . 12 70
T G Todd 3 da court 9 00 mile
age 1 80 10 80
V B Keasouer 3 da court 9 00
mileage 4 00 roads- 1 da 3 00
horse one da I 00. 17 00
Mrs. D. B. Riter indigent...... 500
Andrew Oleson " .. ; . . . , 5 00
Rosa Frost " 5
IjuliaRainey " 500
I John Northrop " 650
State cases and winesses 363 45
1 Total warrants drawn for July
t,e. term. 3090 25
' School superintendent's financial report
, for vefl. .. i8q,.
Snprinl district taxes 82t
1 Iel general school tax.
v - - w
. 34930
13403 58
2852 21
Total
Applied to county schools
general school fund '
Special district funds
Total
$22428 77
24628 26
582368
30451 94
Probate.
Administrator of Christina Hall estate
granted order to sell real property of
estate.
Appraisers of Peter Kindt estate have
filed inventory at value of $3100.
John D. Rowel estate finally closed ol
record July 12th. Property on hand:
real estate, $4110; personal property,
money and notes, $3450.46. According
to will personal property di scends to wid
ow and she is to have a life lease of real
ty, from which she is to support minor
heirs.
Nothing Like It
Wilbur's Oil of Gladness rheu
mutism, neuralgia, toothache, head
ache, sore threat, sprains, bruises,
dysentery, cholera morbus, cholera
infantum for both internal and
external use. It will remove more
pain and in less 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 50 cents. Sold by W.
E. Brock.
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
charge Fred Butler. C. R. Bloyd.
Men Wanted!
Persons desiring work would fe
well to call on J. C. Hare, as he
can Bud use for 40 or 50 men.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Get yourself a guaranteed all
wool suit of clothes for only $6.50.
For full particulars call at Brown's
Cash Grocery.
E. S. Booth, formerly of Winona,
Minnesota, has opened a jewelrv es
tablishment opposite the bjuik, on
Main street, and has a notice in
another column. Mr. Booth is
Bon-in-law of J. T. Young, well and
favorably known throughout Wash
ington county.
H. Wehrung & Sons are making
a reduction in the price of clothing
for the next oO days.
Stranger in hotel barber shop:
"That's twice you've cut me " Bar
ber: "Yes sah." Stranger: "If
you caii't do better than that you'll
drive away customers." Barber:
"I ain't had 'sperience 'nuff vet,
sah, to shave customers. The boss
onlv 'lows nie shavo strangers."
That'sthe way with some jewelers
thev 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
erhe treats all alike, equally at.d
fairly.
Demities, mulls and ducks at H
Wehrung & Sons for actual cost the
next 30 days. Those who trade
with H. Wehrung & Sons know
their prices-are the lowest. Those
who do not trade with them should
know this.
The annual coasters are getting
nneasy, and Henry Wehrung and
wife are the first to make a start.
They will leave this Friday morn
ing for Newport to spend the sum
mer in their cottage. Many others
will start after court week.
"I crave but One Minute," said
the public speaker in a husky
voice; and then be took a dose of
Cue Minute Cough Cure, ar
anA pro
lffrwd for
ceeded with his oratory
ute Cough Cure is unequa
throat and lung troubles. Lily
Drug Store, W. E. Brock
Dr. Ward was down from Forest
Grove Tuesday, bidding his friends
good-bye. He starts to Alaska at
once. The Dr. is a man of many
friends and there are none but
wish him well on his trip to
Alaskan waters.
H. Wehrung & Sons are closing
out their entire stock of shirt
waists. Your choice for 50 cents.
It heals everything except a
broken heart, may be said of De
Witt 8 Witch Hazel halve, rues
and rectal diseases, cut?, burns,
bruises, tetter, eczema and all skin
troubles may he cured bvitquickly
and permanently. City Drug Store,
W. E. Brock.
T. W. Thompson was down from
Gaston Tuesday.
It was P. T. Barnum who said
the American people like to he hum
bugged, but however that is it has
nothing to do with E. R. Miller's
Second Street Barber Shop where
vou can gel the best 6have in the
city at the most reasonable rate
Onlv boot black stand in the
city.
C, A. Simpson, who was in this
county several months ago selling
rights for an eastern manufactur
ing firm, is again back to the state
greeting his many friends.
John Griflin. of Zanesvil!, O
savs: "I never lived a Niiiy for
General sch tax 1995:
thirty years without suffering agony
until a box-of De Witt's Haael
Salve cured my piles." For piles
and rectal defeases, cut, bruises,
sprains, eeaenm and all Bkin trou
bles De Witt's Unzel Salve is nn
equalled. City Drug Si ore, W. E.
Brock,
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CONGRESSMEN.
Senator..'.;.. G. W. McBrido
Representatives j"-T' "; To"?!!"
' I in. Kiln
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor .. , . Wm, P. Lord
Sec. of Stale II. R. Kincaid
Treasurer Phillip Melschan
Supt. Pub. Instrucl'ns.ti. M. Irwin
State printer. . ...... W. II. Leeds
( .Chas. E Wolverton
Sup. Court It. 8. Bean
( F. A. Moore
Judge 5th Dimt T. A. McBrid
Atiorney 5th Dist. . . T. J. Cleeton
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge... B P.Cornelius
4i , ( D. B. Reasoiiei'
iA,mmn ... T.C.Todd
Clerk .J. A. Imbrie
Sheriff W. D. Bradford
Reecorder E. L. McCorniiok
Treasurer. . A. B. Cady
Assessor. Geo. H. Wilcox
School Supt .... .. .Austin Craig
Surveyor... L. E. Wilkes
Coroner .C. L. Large
OREGON CITY LAND OFFICE.
Register Robert A. Miller
Receiver Wm. Galloway
CITY OFFICERS.
. W. N. Barrett, mayor
. . ......Thos. Tucker
J. M. Greear
. W. H. Wehrung
J. H. Stanley
. .... R. II. Greer
.. .It Waggener
. . Benton Bowman
. . .F. G. Mitchell
. . .. .A. W. Lane
(;. . W. D. Smith
... .J..P. Hick,
Board of
Trustees
Recorder. . . . . .
Treasurer. . . .
Maishal . . . . . . .
Justice of Peace
SOCIETIES. t
Phoenix Lodge Xo 34, K of P inootk
on Monday evening ot ea u ween
in Masonic hall.
Phonecia Temple No 10 meets on the seo-
ondanurourtn rnuayoi euen iiionio
in Masonic hall. '
K
F meet every Wednesday ev-
.-. r ' .- - . i, . i 1 1
Hillsboro Kebekah Lodge Mo 64 f -
Timlitv Ttdorn Nn RAF
meet every Haturoay nigntn or
after full moon of each myntli.
Tualatin Chapter, No 81, Eastern Star,
eueh month at Masonic hall.
Hillsboro Lodge No 61 A O V W
meet every secoiia ana tonne
Friday in oueb month.
Washington Encampment No 24 I
t uioetH on aeconu anu loanu.
Friday of each month.
Hillsboro Lodge No 17 I O U T meet, .'
RoEfj in Urance nun every aaiuruay '
evening; -;" .
Hillsboro Grange No 73 P of II meet
2nd and U!i Saturdays at VI m. -
Viola Tent, fto iS, K O f it, meets in.Odd
Fellows' Hall un'Nco:wl and Fourth
. Thursilaj- evenings ol eut-h mouth.,:. :
Ruby Assembly, No. 26, United Artinun
meet tint and third Tuesday at Odd Fel
lows' hall. . i . . "
Gen Ransom Post, No" 69. G A R meet at
I OO F . all first and third Saturday.
PROFESSIONAL.
GEO. R. BAGLEY.
J. Tt. BKOWK.
BAGLEY & BROWN
Attorneys-at-Law
. Rooms 1-2-3, Sliute Building
HILLSBORO, . OllEHON
T. H. TONGUE,
ATTOR N E Y-AT-L AW,
In Morgan block,
IlilUboro, Orflgoa,
F A. BAILEY, II. D,
Physician, Surgoon and Accoucber
. - s 1
Office In Hlf'
dence soutn-
Second. Allir4.. ...
or night .
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C. U.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 4
Ollice ut Residence Kust of Court Home,
A. B. BAILEY, D. D. S,
it
QENTIST
Rooms 1 and 'i Morgan-Bailoy Block,
.......
HILLSBORO, - OUEOON.
JAMS PHIUiFPI TAI05ZX l B.
PHYSICIAN AND SUXrSON.
Sureeon Southern Pacific tUUroad flaw -
Consultation in French or English. OrEof
and resilience aouui oi moiu near tfu at .
Ulllaboro, Or.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fin nap work ft
specialty.
Lindsay Block, two doors north of tho
poatoffloe. Second at,, Hillaboro, Or.
JOHN M. WALL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office with S. I),
HILLSBORO.
Huston, Union Block
OUWiON,
SMITH & BOWMAN, .
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveytudng,
Rooms 6 & 7 Morgan Blk., Hillaboro. Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carstens, Erci,
MANUFACTURERS Of .
ici L: '
Sash, Dows MuuUiuim Eic
HILLSBORO - Cr
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