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HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 13, 1903. : A WKRK WITH THK i'Kllri.S ! ! ! ! : t Ai.t Asorrr thk Vnon.ii ! : iiiirix iiei'o IJCK RAVAGES More Plentiful Than in Years: Ilctvy Sprayln. HI I U0P, MmVITIISTAXIUXG. CuriiiliiiH Yards Sctiti tu be the Moft IIoiiiii ant complaining til tin ravages of the hop louse, tty el hi in tiiMl this pent in more mini mum tttHti for yrnr. Aa a rciilt nun h spraying is Ising done, Home growers Imvinu rovnn I their yards twice. Tim Cornelius yard are rr. purled to In' tlif In hi, (in tin. iivi r age, of any in tin- county, although tint Biigley yard, at l,eivville, and tlis Me I'll vard, at West Union, ini'lti.liiitf tln Imlirin iWc, are Htiil to hi" in exei-lli-ut condition John tiu:liitiiiiii, of Cornelius, in mhl In Intra the banner proaprrts nf hiii H-i'tioii. Ilniw are looking Up a little, 20 iiiU nlli'Tfil at Alluiuy, Wednesday, COMMISSIONERS' COURT. Petition (! , Parry til al; Gen Ileal ami N C JiiliiiHiin In uiffl wiib Surveyor A A Morrill at II It Mat tcKiin'H, Angusl 2, tu survey said rimil. I Hurt resigned as iierviaiir of mad dmim-l No. 8, ai d C koe her, of Scholia, appointed to fill vacancy. ItiiU received, apnn on Knot brills', foul IihhhI of Hillsboro: M X Pailey, MTfi; J W tiomliu. .'iH7 ) It Kaoner, Gift. County judge autlmrued to award routrart, anil tu secure Millit'ient lauid for per fnriimiit a of work. ll.AIMH AI.I.OWKII, W I llotli'iitt'k, Imiilwr I i o' I, C Walker, Iitiii imu-miiii; .... not llinwiiltiK to, Inlley, liitnnrr. 4 3,1 ll 11 Kmuiiirr, IiiiiIki' ........ Ceo It Wik'ti, kmh'miuk , VV M i kon, ttraa V t W'tMxt, mmiimliig intiit.,, A M Coliitii, janilor ami repair , jna lii iiiiu, tdirl t )HHr t'uiifi'liiiin II mi, ImnlK-r, roi A A Muri III, tn vr mi; mini , ,, Alois Itr-ri In , iiMiili, Ittti witv . 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A Kcuxl, JuiIki- g mil, rto W J Itntiirr, dmi mil, road, eU Crtt'ii Hun, tiiinlirr rond , , . . I'.m A Miiiuuii, clcik, la, etc. , , Cltna Wllrr, r.lnu-cK', liluuiitli. t'.ro A Mui)ti, redemption cei- t le. , . . , I', J Ward, coin, road, let, etc, , Mr J II Hmindy, rt'liel, July,,,, II I, Kin-ell, load, etc Card of Thank. IS fo 00 hi ('i S t K,i 115 'ioi 10 I IS 84 ret JO 40 5 00 S 00 W tlffiro to tlmuk tlia many friftnla who an kindly iiidt'd im dnr- iii( our rerf-nt hnreavtinant,, the 4.1c it Lit of our littln (liuiahttT, Mlt.AMU Mint I). HtlHKIIAl.TKU. Faruiington, Ort'gou, AtigiiHt 11, liKKI. Adolph Siegriat ami Titos, Itailey have returned from Newport. They report the IhllBhoro people getting along nicely. Krvine Biirklulter, now located at Olytnpin, with the Tumwater people, wits in town the lirst of the week. lion. W. 11. Wehrung made a biiHineHB trip to Taooiua and beat tin the first of tho peek. Dr. J. E. Adkins, dentist, will le in hix nllice Friday, Augtis', 14 upstairs, over Buhulmerich'g ore. Dr. C B. Brown, the popular Portland dentiHt, through the city this week, enroute to Den ny's Crossing, where he and his family ttro enjoying an outing. 10, J Lyons, of this city, and Thus. Talbot, of Cornelius, are over at Seattle this wetk, where they are in altei dance with their horses at the 1 line meeting, liue.li will have entries at the State Kair this Fall. Kngineer McLeod, of. the South ern I'aoilhi, has finished the mtrvey of the I'nrllii nd, Oswego-ilillHboro route, via Farmington and Huholls, to opposite bank of the Willamette river, and his corps of surveyors are exptc.Ud to soon take up the Washington county end of the lino This route will give an outlet to one of the llne4 agricultural and ( dairy BHCliuiis iu the county; here yVdoie u touched by a rail Hue, J I i 1 ' Hurry L'ihIc rhill, a viunic man workliiK on Ilia Kit place, nar lliirriHon, h;ij tlia iiiiffortune lat Haturility to fractura a lama in hi li'ii and iilliiTwiitti hruiaa hiinaalf a tlio raault of a If 111 runuiiiK away. 1 1 h waa hauling hay, ami, having uiihmdfil, wi'iit In t tin wall to get a Irink. Ilia tram atarteil ami he grahht'tt th linfM. The Imrnea IragKril l.iiu for aoiue dialance, the wnou tippttl over and he waa caught iii the hayrack, ainlaining the injuries. Oiih of the horaaa waa tint i nj nrp. I, hut the other hroka a h'H juat alaivn the fetlock lr r. A Hailey tlreaaed the wounda of the young; man, and the owner of the horae haa apliuted the horaea Ire, hoping to aave the nuiiiial. We have 1,000 000 feet nf hiith grade In m her at Nelon A- Kami' anwiuill, 1) milea ahove (ilmicoe. which we are atdling ill the yard (Niimi where you can have a gmal at(tt:k to ai'lect fiom, We are idl iug cliewr than other country mill. When you get our price you will get our lutiiher. We ex pect tu anil our entire a took in the next ninety duva. You will he promptly waited on hjr our yard man. Ilia mill and planer run fifteen hour a day, you will not have to wait when you come to our yard after hind er. -R h. Cate & Co ; A. C. DdiicIhuu, yard foreman. J, W. Bailey ami W. K McCourt took ndvnutagn of the low ratei to Ban Kriii'ici, thin week, and alarled yeaterday for the Holder! (iat city, where they will remain until aUiul the firl of heptember. While there they may look in on the two champioue of the pugiliatic win 1.1, who contend for the wnrld'i chnmpiouahip oil the evening of the l lth. Thia ia going to he a year of im provement, ami when you cuntem pi t uxing any lumher, he aure and call at tint (lioner A' Howell Co. rawuiill at Scholia, where you 11 ml the Urgent and lineal atock of rough anil dreared lumlier to I found in WaahinKlon county. Al an a aupply of drain tile on hand. Riwe lit-lle Burkhalter, datighUr of Mr aud Mra. Dan Burkhalter, nf Farmington. died from an attack of meningitia, Saturday. Augtiat 8, lilt):!. Dm-eaaed waa aged il yeara, 7 montha and 12 day a. The little girl waa a favorite, and generally hcloved. The funeral took place Sunday, and interment waa iu the llilli-lioni cemetery. tiiHMi fuel ia tlie aecret ot power for ninchiuery ami eo it it for ma- inn the lK)t man. (let your gro eerie from John Dennia and if there ia a good day'a work in you it ia bound to come. All kind of veuetitiiieB anil mill In teaaon, Staple hranda only Diamond V. H. II. ShOAcrman, of the Walla Walla Argtta, arrived Monday morning ami went out to join hia wife, to vint at the W 111. Ilagley home, Leieyville. Mr. Shower uian'a daughtera, Mra. June John ami, ami the Alirwa nnowerman, accompanied him. They will re main aeveral dava. Snortal The Hillalmro Oun Club intend alarling thatr clay pigeon ahoot within a ahort tinie. Tboae vrihliing to participate aliould call at h I,. McCornuck 8 ami buy their new guna and ammunition in time, lie haa jual received a lot of new gmia. C. V. McKinney, of linker coun ty, a aon of the lute Chaa Mekm- nay, 11 ml a brother of M re , Wiley, waa in town thia week, vis- itlng with relativea. He brought down a carload of cattle to Port land. Now the lime for farmers to look out for machinery. If you want l ho heat for the loweal price, call on Schuliuerich IJroa. They keep a la rue atock on hand. Deer ing and Oborno hinders, mowers, rakea and teddera, and a complete line of wagona and huggiui. J. C. Raffety and M. Hhn. of near Mountali dale, have contrib uted oats six feet and eight inches in height, and timothy seven feet in length, to the county exhibit for (he state fair. to rent : Fsrm of 4G0 acres; 331 acres under lhe plow; plenty of gnu I pasture lands. Splendid place ior dairy ranch, to Biipply milk to condensers. Half of acre age in hay. Will rent for term of years; would like cash renter. noover v uonneii, uiiiHUoro, ure- gon. J, B, Vronman received a tele gram last Friday, announcing the death of his brother, a contractor, Martin A, Vrooinan, of Plymouth, Mio.iigan, Deceased was 0(i years of age. We have taken up the famous W, L, Douglas line of boya' and men's shoes known all over lhe world as lhe best. We also carry the Drew-Selby shoos for ladies. Consult us before buying H. Wehrung it Sons, Elder Green, pastor of the Chris tian ahurch, is taking a mouth's vacation, aud, with his family, is visiting relatives at North lakinia Wash. We have a new refrigerator, and can furnish you good, solid butter at all times nf the day -Messinger Trading Co. . Senator Wehrung returned the last of the week from Newport, and met with the Slate Fair Board, yesterday. FATAL ' ON GALES CREEK Harry Day, !: Year Old Hy, Accidentally Kills Himself. WAS OUT HUNTING WITH SISTEK. Utile One Can Tell Nolliiug Definite About the lliippeiilni; Harry Day, agrd 13 year, and a eon nf II 0. Day, f Forent f trove, whi'e out liunii g on (Salea creek, ten ttiilea above the Grove, fatally wounded hinifflf Tuerday after 110.111, by the accidental diHcharge of a 22-calibre riile. Ilia little eia ter waa with him, hut the child ia o excited that she can tell nothing of the occurrence. The bullet jn-n-clialetl the theat, and the unfortu nate lad lived but a .few minutes The lmy wa a good abut and con sidered very careful in the um of lirearnia. Deceaaed was a student at Tualatin Academy. RINGLING BROS' EXCURSIONS. Stiecial excursion rate on all lines of travel have Imen arranged for by the management of Kingling liroe.' W orld a Greatest Show, and those who wiah to eo to Portia ml. where thia great circus exhibit Monday ami Tuesday, Augunt 21 ami '25, can do so at very little expeiice Thin will be the only point in thia vicinity where the ahow will exbib- t this season, and no one should misa the opportunity to witness it Kinglinn ISrothera circus baa been the leading arenio exhibition of America for yeara, but the ahow hn never Iwen permitted to rest timn its reputation. Although it long ago punned the point ol com petition, every seaaon sees a greater and grander show. Thia year's performance is entirely new, and entails the combined efforts of 375 wonderful artiBta in the etpieotriin, gymnastic, rquilihriatic, acrobatic and aerial line, toaelher with forty famous clownt and hundreds ol leaser lights, Six ho ml red ami fifty horses are used, and a marvel ous trained animal department is presented. The circus this seat-on is greatly enlarged by the spectacu lar production of Jerusalem and the Crusade, a pantomimic presen tation of the well known and beau tiful historical narrative of the Crusader, lhe vast menagerie haa, among hundreds of features, the only living pair of giraffes, the first latiy elephant successfully bred and reared in America, and the only rhinoceros in captivity. There is a gorgeous revival of the Roman hippodrome races, ami many other stupendous features in this great ircus. Circus day opens with a brilliant street parade, three nitlea 111 letiKth. Don t fail to see it. Furniture, wall paner, trunks. etc., at K. L. McCormick's store, The condition of Second street, between Main and the city hall, is deplorable, and is a bad. advertise ment for the town. Ride a Hacycle and go easy. McCoruitck. C K, lleckwith departed last week for Southern Oiegon, where he will write life insurance, lit ex pects to lie absent tcvera months, It. L, Rhoads, who has lieen nursing a broken leg, at the Frost ranch, formerly lhe Patterson place, north of town, will atari for lieaver City, iNebraska, next lues day. Farmers are complaining of the scarcity of cars for shipping pur poses, and many who wish to ship hay are forced to wait until there is a better condition 111 shipping facilities. Mr. Clarence Hankins, of North Yamhill, and Miss Elsie Ilamrick, of above llaston, were married at the home of the brides parents August fi, 1903, Rev. F. S. Locke ollicialtng C. W. James, of near Cornelius, has added a bundle of seven foot oats to the State Fair exhibit. Wasliinalon county ia without doubt going to have tbe finest ex- bibit of grains and grasses ol any county iu the Btate. reoule who enter Hoyt's dry goods store are beginning to realize that be sells dry goods ana an kinds of bolt goods just a Utile lower than the oilier fellow, and when buying they go lo him. "Go, thou, and do likewise." The dispatches announcing thai the U 8. pension department is investigating the status of T. A Wood in not a surprise to many Washington county Indian War Veterans. Mr. Wood is well known to nearly all of them, for he tried hard to get every veteran here to give his pension application to him. Many refused and placed their wanta before Congressman Tongue, who did all he could for them Wood denies that . be is guilty of anything irregular in hi nraotioe. Wood lives in Portland, and for many years has, used the Indian War connection in con gressional campaigns, sending out circular after circular jtiBt before the election would take place. Argus and Oregonian, 12. j Highest market price paid for1 wool. II. Wehrung Son. Mr. and Mra. Laurel M. Hoyt returned Saturday from the aeaside. Maple syrun at Greer's, 30 centa per bottle. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Carlile are enjoying on outing at heasnie, on the south of the mouth of the Col umbia. For sale DiO acres, brush and limber, south ol Laurel. No im provements. Will sell at a bar gain. Call at Argua uflice. Fred Job and Al Taylor, nf thia plane, killed three bucks up above Mountaindale thia week. 1'relty good luck for a few days' outing. Frank Stewart, well known here, where he was Isun and raised, and at Forest Grove, where he attended Pacific University a few years ago, and who is now a Portland letter currier, ha been selected by the Letter Carriers' Association as the Portland delegate tu attend the Na tional Convention, to meet at Syra cuse. N. Y , the last of the mouth. Frank will start Eaal about the 20th inst. There wili lie no services in the Baptist church next Sunday, on account of repairing the building. We h tve accepted the kindness of I'.ev. Phelps, who ha offered us ibe i)ih of the Evangelical church Pastor J. F. Day, of the Baptist church, will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening at the little church. Ypu are invited, j "Come let us reason together." J. j F. Day. To have a neat, up-to-date purse is as much a part of a lady's ap parel aa a hat. Every lady wishes the latest and best, and any lady may find them in sir.es and prices to suit, at Hoyt's dry goods store, where is kept many articles you usually go to Portland to buy. He makes it a point to get anything you might want, on short notice, it he has it not in stock. No trouble is considered too great to please customers. The Hillsboro second nine beat the Farmington-Scholls team, al the local grounds last Sunday, by a score of 21 to 10, No game will be played the coming Sunday. Hoyt does not carry a line of gents "ready-made, "hand-me-downs." That class of goods is all right, but most men would rather have a "tailor-made suit, which fits each curve of the body and gives a fellow a natty, well-dressed appearance, than buv a "hand-me- down," when he can get the tailor suit of as good , if not a little twitter stull, for the same money. Hoyt is agent for the largest and best tailors in the United States, and he will guarantee an absolute fit. Call and see latest fall samples KMX) samples to select from at Hoytsj dry goods store. No band concert this Saturday eve, some of the band members be ing absent too bad. T he boys are turning out some Sne numleig these days. Mrs. West, a sister of the Cole, mentioned last week as posing as a man with sixty thousand coming to him, has gone to greener fields. It will be remembered that last wrek's paper mentioned that the woman bud fallen out of the wagon and had sustained a very bad in jury. She was taken to the poor farm, where she received treatment until today, when she left without ceremony. It is now ascertained that Cole and the two women were drunk when the accident occurred. Coin's fortune, about which he made such a fuss at the bank,! dwindled down to $30, owe d himj by Metiger, the Portland bide merchant, and to whom Cole had shipped some hideB. No one here! knows where the three came from COOK-McLINN. Married, at the residence of Homer! Hendrix. Cornelius, AuSust ; Delia McUn. both of Cornelius,' nwvi r. n... t r.,v. xt. Justice H. G. Fitch officiating. The happy couple will reside on i, r.... r ii.L , vnv mi 111 ui l lie 1 UUIII) IIU1 til ill that city. The Argus tenders con gratulations. WINS GOLD MEDAL AT CHAU TAUQUA ASSOCIATION. Miss Lena Parker, of Gaston, and daughter of Mr. and Mra. K. H. Parker, is a native of Washington county. She finished her studies at Paeific University, and after ward, taught for two yearB in the Washington county schools. She then commenced the study of elo cution, and in that art has been awarded four medals the last be ing the Grand Demorest gold med al, awarded by the Chautauqua at its recent session at Gladstone Park: Miss Parker is one of the finest elocutionists in the North west, and her many friends are proud of her accomplishments, C. II. Fry, Beaverton; painting, paper hanging and decorating Drop mo a line. LITHE CHILI) SHOT BV SMOTHER Two and Half Year Old Daughter of N II. Sheidel. BILLET ENTERED RIGHT LUNG. Was tlaadliog Guo Wbea Sister Came la Front, Receiving tbe Load. The little two and one-half year old daughter of Mr. and Mr. N. II. Sheidel, who reside northwest of town, near the Wren donation, waa shot by her brother, aged seven, Tuesday afternoon, the bul let from a 22-calibre rifle passing into the child's right lung. The boy was handling the rifle; when the litlie girl ran in front of him. the gun was discharged, and the child fell before the lad realized what had happened. Drs. F. A. and F. J. Bailey were called, and they notified the parents that there were twenty chances for death where there waa one .of recovery. The little one was badly shocked b the incident, and kept saying, "shot, shot." The bullet could not be reached, and had doubtless lodged in the lung, as frequent hemorrhages led to that conclusion At last reports the child was etui alive and in a critical condition. HILLSBORO PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Rooms have been engaged over the Delta Drug Store for the private school, t be opened September 21, by Mrs. R. II. Kennedy. Pupils will be fitted for entrance into any college, or will find a finishing course equivalent to a first-class High School tuition, f3U per term: two terms during the year. Special rates will be given those who desire only one or two studies Desk room will be arranged for all who make engagements before Sep tember 1. In order that such ar rangements may be made and courses planned, students who in tend to enter tbe school are re quested to make application aa soon as possible. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J M Smith to Wilhelm Matzke b a and 20 ft right of way near Raleigh .$500 C L Large to J B Beal pt it in Forest Grove 900 A Lee to Mary K Hill w j It 3 blk 42 Forest Grove ..1000 Lyman Wilcox to Sarah Arm strong lots 9 and 10 blk 46 Cornelius 100 Friedrich Spring to Mary E Stock 2.35 a Lawrence Hall die 300 Jacob Scharer to Wm Crater 6iaat Scholls.. 350 J II Lambert to Franz Fisher it 15 Teach vale 150 E L McCormick to A P Luther It 1 blk 3 Oak Grove ad to Hillsboro 500 Laura Q Swetland to Jno C Logan tr in Geo Richardson d fo 1 Emma Cornelius to Emma C l'oe It 3 blk 11 Its 1 and 2 blk 11 Cornelius 500 Geo H Brigg8 et aU to Tom Si nay 80 a sec 30 1 1 s r 3 w. .1350 W Beute lspacher to Aug Scho enbechler 82 a Fanno creek t 2 r 1 w 950 Ulrich Kaufman to Jos Marok 10.19 a W E Delano home stead , 820 L L Langley to G H Baldwin It 3 blk 10 Forest Grove... 10 E W Haines to J A Thornburg I int in Gales Creek power plant 5000 Carstens Bros.' mill, at Manning can furmsh you lumber on call, niviiuui vr 1 1 w w v v iuvui " "'" " "J " " l"1?" com?l - KJ0Ugh Rnd ' Wash dressed lumoer oi an auius. Money to loan, on all kinds of security. Heidel & Wall. Dr. J. P. Tamiesie is at Castle Rock, Wash., on a business trip, aud will return Saturday. -a Good bread is half of one's diet and bonpewi ves, quick to recognize this fact, are asking ior Great! Kaiser Flour, manufactured by the Climax Mills. This flour is made from the hardest and liest wheat to be purchased, and makes the finest of bread Ask your grocer for it and if he hasn't it, insist that he procure it for you. One trial will convince you that this is the Hour you want. V tth bread from Great Raiaer Flour, and breakfast from Red Jacket Rolled Oata and Break fast Germ you will always be healthy and that ia half of the battle. Cat. Jock Jr., of the Shute Bank; Willis Ireland, deputy county re corder, and L. A. Long went to (aaton last Friday, where they ap praised the Gaston Flouring Mill property for the Federal court. This property is one of the bst on the West Side, and a race one and one-half miles in length provides a plenteous power. James Harwood, who lives rear the Sewell tile factory, has a ewe which is full of the maternal spirit. Early this summer she was the proud mother of two lambs. These were weaned few weeks ago, and the disconsolate mother waa tam ed into a pasture where there was a young calf. Mrs. Ewe readily adopted the calf, and it is more than a circus to see that calf get down on its knees and dine on what the lambs left over and this is no romance, either. Lucky numbers at Mays Bros'., Glencoe, drawing on August 1 were 5769, C214. 2139, 3292, 3375, 7038. 7879, 2142, 9080,6495,9930,9364, 5597, 8970, 6099, 9231, 2038, 910, 5400, 8152. All numbers void 30 days after date of drawing. Several in town have placed straw in the streets at their resi dences to keep down the dust. which is now about intolerable. J. A. I m brie states that he has a big straw pile at the Willis Anderson place, one mile east of town, where, for the hauling, straw u free. Our spring and summer dress skirts are reduced as follows: $4.50 to $3 50; $5 50 to $4.00; $6.00 to $4 50; $7.00 to $5.00; $7.50 to $5.50; $8.00 to $6.50.- H. Wehrung E SOUS. Claude Greear has opened a feet store and commission bouse in the building opposite Koch's butcher shop, and is prepared to sell to the trade in any quantity, lie will handle farm produce, and will pay the highest market price for oats Give him a call. We invite you to come in and see our fine line of boys' and mens' clothing. We sell you best values at prices that are of the lowest. H. W ehrung & bona. , There will he a social dance on Saturday evening, August 15, in the hall adjoining Miller's Hotel in Cornelius. Best of music will be secured. Good order will be preserved. The public invited. Floor managers, Ora Cook and Harry Cook. Ira Wheeler has purchased a gas engine, which he will use in connection with a cider press and vinegar manufactory. He now baa the evaporator finely arranged and will commence drying and pressing as Boon as the prunes are ripe. We pay the highest market orice for produce, and sell you the finest staple groceries at prices that com petition can not meet. H. Weh rung & Sons. The 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Henderson, while in a barn, Monday, fell and broke one of his arms. Dr. S. T. Linklater set the fracture, and the patient is doing nicely. Save one-half your money by in suring in the Oregon Fire Relief Association. Write to i. K. Waters agent, Forest Grove, Oregon. Dr. S. T. Linklater has moved hiB office into the brick, directly over The Delta Drug Store. Dr Tamiesie will suou move across the hall from the Linklater offices. Sixteen inch, two-foot and four foot fir wood, for Bale at Hawthorne ranch, east of Hillsboro. W. B Cate. W. J. Benson will start his wood saw next Monday. Leave orders at residence below depot, or tele phone Main 51. I Bell furniture below Portland prices. Uail and see. u. Mc Cormick, 3 doors south from post office. Everybody in Washington coun 1 tv ib invited to a grand Bocia dance at Dr. Parker's hall, Green ville, Aueust 22, 1903. Walker'i orchestra. Boys' crash suits at Wehrung's, washable, from 75 cents to $1,50, ages 3 to S years. Uome and see them. Miss Theresa Stribich, of Forest Grove, was the guest of Miss Pearl Smith the first of the week. Bargains in second hand wheels. McCormick, Second street. Born, near Cedar Mill, August 10, 1903, to Mr. and Mis. Jobn Kaasabaum, a daughter. Spalding baseball goods are the best in the world at McCormick's Born, at Greenville, August 8, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Matthew King, a eon. Argus and Oregonian, $2.00 PROFESSIONAL, F. A. BAILEY, II. D i'hjalclan, and Barf-coat Offic Morvao-Baitey block ip stairs. Room la 1 1 and 15. Reulece south west corner Baseline and 2nd at!. Both 'I'hoiica, S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at rUiidenca Kaat of Court Hon JkMUS PHILLIFE TAMIESIE, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern pacific Railroad Co. Conaultatioa ia French or Bngliah. Of bee ami Kendenca south attic of Maia, near Odd PcUowa' Building, HilUbora. F. J. BAILEY, M.'-D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey. KrWuUmx one door north Catholic ehnrch. Oregon I'bona Main 110. HILLSBORO - - - ORRflON GEO. B, BAGLEY ATTORXBY-AT-LAW Rooms 1 and 2 Skate Baildingl HILLSBORO, . . OREGON. H. T. BAGLEY, ATTOaNBY-AX-LAW Office, npitaira, over the Poat Office, HiUsfaoro, - Oregon, arVVvrVvyrVVrWrVVvWs? tbos TOMCca. a tohcdi. otaat TH0S. U.tE.8. T0SUUE4 Attorneys-At-Law. Room j, 4, & j, Morgan Blk, HiUaboro. JOHN U. WALL, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office Cpauira, Bailey afargaa Black, Rooma, laa! a. HILLS BOBO. - ORXQON. BENTON BOWMAN, ATTORNEY. AT-LAW Notarial Work and Coaveyaaciaf . Room S A 7 Morgan BUu. UUlaboro. Ore W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW (Suooaaaor to Barrett A Adam.) Oftce, Up Stain, Central Block. HILLSBORO OEBGOK. t. M. HBIDEt, W. I. WALI, Heidel & Wall Largest list of farms tor aale in Wash ington County. Honey to loan. Con veyancing, etc. We will sell your farm (or yon. Hillsboro Oregou A. B. BAILEY, D. D. a Dentist. Rooms 10 and 11, Morgan-Bailey Block Hours 9 to ia a. m., and 1 to 4 P. at Hillsboro " - Oregon W. D. HARE, Attorney-at-Law Shuie Building, Upstairs, Hillsboro, Oregon. C. TILBURY E. N. WHITLOW ..Central Meat Market.. Fresh and cured meats of all kinds. Finest kind of lard on sale. Full weights guaran teed. Highest market price paid ior fat livestock and hogs. Maia Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel, Hillsboro, Oregoo. rsArrrassVVVMM E.J.LYONS B. P. CORNELIUS LYONS & CORNELIUS Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In surance Business. List your farm with them ami find sale. They will treat you right. Add your aale to our list. Call in and aee us. Main Street, Hillsboro, Or. AUCTIONEER ...... .Best of References. Satisfac tion Guaranteed. Get my terms. Charges reasonable. Farm auction sales a specialty. H. R. DIXON, CORNELIUS; OH
