HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 9, 1904.
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lluritl'tre loitered Iltilkliiu
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KdUllKKS THOUGHT TO f.E THHi II ALL
Ttchoue Wire Wrrt Cut to 1'rtvciil
Earl; Noillkalioa of Otlicrcs
The Mays Nros.' store, at (ilencoe,
was entered last night ami the cash
register robbed of about In
mini! change, and some merchan
illw taken. The burglars first nut
tha telephone wiree leading both
to the north and auuth of town, ao
at to prevent telephouio cmwniinl
ration eaily In the morning, tout
mauling them to get away.
It was generally thought that
May Hro. took their cash to Port
land for dKNit every Thursday
morning, ami tha roblra evidently
thought they would niako a tig
haul. Mr. Maya, however, had
taken the money away from the
atore and placed It In cafe keeping
elsewhere, and the burglar were
tha recipient of a disappointment.
Hu your aeed at (Ireer'e and
ave money.
For a Hoe picture call on I
the Photographer.
Call lor Wasco Mill hardwheat
flour, tha ttneet for baking. For
Bale by John Dennis.
Call at thaCrandal! Hludiosnd
are the photo, whether you want
photo or not. Kllia Studio, Sev
enth (treet.
Ham Hipp, of Mountatndale, bae
returned Irom hi Baker City trip,
and eayt that Washington county
beat them all.
Albert Toiler, well known here,
was in New York City t n Jnne I,
taking in t tit eight in the 11 rut
city of the country.
Juetlees 11 T. Dagley and Ken
ton Itowinm, of Ilillehorn, assisted
J. A. Imbri In the official count
yeeterday and today,
J.O. Miller waa in from Vim
lande, today, and repirts that hi
on, (ieo. K., hai again gone to the
upr altitudes for the seaion.
I.nat: A purae, between Mil1
boro and (llenooe, or in Hilbbiro,
on uight of June ti Puree con
tained $100. A reward of f.'IQ ia
offered. C. W, Ixnulon, (ilonooe.
Reoent wedding in tha rounty
were thoae of Mr. Geo. K. Swvey
and Charlotte Whitehead, of be
yond (ilenooe; and Mr. W. F. liar-
trampf and Mia Ullie Cornelius, of
rorettt urove.
Hummer i herecan't yon tell it
b your rapriuiouf appetite? Just
get groenrixa at Dennis' and you
will feel like a new man, and need
no pepsin to hold your digeeiitn.
Finest line of staples in, the city.
Do you know about Jereey cat
tie? We offer t few ohoioly bred
y ailing bull Irom our futnou
H n I'd Fein J reoy Herd, at epeo
laity reduced price, to make room
for next crop of younger. We
will give you valuable pointer on
Jersey etock. Better write u to
day for pried on bull, and tell u
the kin I of animal yon desire,-
Adtlren F. K Mohldowney, Supt,
l.ad.l'a Farm, 1260 Milwaukee Ave,
1'ortlan 1, Ore.
Win. Forlixe. aged 77, aula ne
live of New York, died at the home
of hi niece, Mr. A. A. Ku'lick
near lireenville, June 5. Deceail
recently cam to Oregon from No
braeka. lie leave a brother, Joe
Forbes, reelding at Forest drove;
two nephew, A. D. and Cheater,
at the aaine place, and a niece, Mr,
A A. Bullock, of Ureinvllle. Mr
Koibea wa in the Civil War, nod
, enlisted in Co I. Thirty F.ttl
Ii fntry, New York Regiment
? 1 County Judge Rood la the last o
the Unionist to hold county ofli
and he will aerve two ytara yet
Mr. Rood ha given the county a
flue bueine loiinitraUcn, am:
hi executive ability la unoueslion
ed by none. Mr, Rood will be at
together too buiy to get lonesome,
aa hi office requirea the major part
or hi time, t he new beard, Mr
Rulner, of Ileaverton, and C. B
Buchanan, of Beavertnn, are gen
tlemen of good bueine ability and
the county will not atmer from th
change.
Dr. William H. Baylor, a'ploneer
ot IndA anil who practiced at For
el urove ana vicinity zo year
ago, ilieU in Cortland, Wednesday
morning, June 8, from an attack of
heart unease, Many of the old
timers of the county Will remember
this physician, who always rode
like the wind, his horse having no
breeching, trapped with Collar
bridlo and traces and line, Dr,
Haylor graduated nut of Willamette
university in Ibuv and commenced
practice a year later at the drove.
Hi wife, formerly Mis Phoebe
Wing, was preoeptress at Tualatin
Academy. She died In 1875. In
1883 the Doctor married a (laugh
ter of Judge Copies, ot Portland,
the pioneer attorney and criminal
.t-t lawyer. His daughter by his Hrst
fiVjk wife, Mies Grace, died about a year
''. Bgo, His widow and one child,
Evelyn, survive him.
Justice Bitgley today heard the
caee of Rtsto vs. J. F. Uliii, of Dil-
ley, whom Willis Vail charge
with threatening to kill hi in. K.
It. Tongue punecuUd for the slate
nd (iho, It Uiigley defended.
On of the feature ol the trial was
Dilley witness, J. 11. Coulter by
name, lieing lined 10 day in j 1 1
for being drunk in the court room.
Countable Hnppington escorted the
Mender to Uil. J ml ice llagley
mund Mr. Ulin in the sum of (100
to keep the peace.
Henry Wolf, well known here a
a boy, and who ia a eon of Andrew
Wolf, who resided for years near
the Kos farm, north of this city,
as been elected sheriff of Tilla
mook county on the Democratic
ticket. Henry is popular over in
illaninnk, and his many friend
here tender congratulation on his
political success. Hi parent now
reside 4 Hheridan, ana are known
by hundred of people who live to
the north of thi city.
The local option law gave liquor
men a great deal of anxiety on
Tuned ay. But eleven prcincta
were heard from aa to vote on this
tneaaure, and local option waa but
ten behind, with lieaverdatn. not
in, giving the proposed law a ma
jority. There waa a great deal f
'currying around to find out how
the county stood. It was finally
figured out thut the law would lie
beaten in the county, and Portland
was i.otified at once.
Now that politics are over tor
two year, the Fourth of July cam
mitt.p will gel into the harness
nd prepare for the big celebration
and for the Veteran' re union
ho Veteran Association alway
turn out almot to a man when
hey hold their annunl session in
thi city, anJ the committee will
see. to it that very accomodation
I exumded to the "old boy.
On tomorrow evening, Friday,
June 10, the citizens of Bethany
nd vicinity will meet at the Ger
man llAptitt church at that place
and take up the matter of telephone
connection with the outside world.
The ne rest line do not aa yet tap
the Bethany neighborhood, and the
people there want outside coin mu ti
cs t ion.
Next Turtday will be cleaning
up day at Warren drove, the
place where the Veterana will meet
and the Fourth a ill be celel rated.
Kvery citixen who is Interested in
this is asked by the committee to
otim out and donate a day s
woik on Tuesday next. Get to-
(tether,
now. and aee what can be
lone.
I'p to July 15 the postoffiee de
partment at WaHhitigton will re
ceive bids on carrying the mail
Irom , HllUlioro, daily, out past
(ilenooe and Phillip, and to Beth
any and return, Sundny excepted,
for a period of about two years,
Biddeta nmni put up a bond in the
mini ol T'ii a a mark of good
faith.
Clerk Peter Bocow has posted
notice that we will hive a school
meeting t the public school build
ng on Monday, Ju-w, 2D for the
,nrpO" of ileuting one director for
llirte yenrs and a clerk for one
year, Thi is the d.le that all
clio d dinlilt!t in the county must
eleot these oflicers
The Carsteii Bros sAwmlll of
Manning-, tei constantly on
hand a tine lot of lumber, cut from
the fliiobt of timber, Send them a
lit of vour lumber if you are going
to build, and get their figures on
the esliumtu. Caretene Bros.,
Manning, Ote Both phones.
Mr snd Mrs. tbo W. Schnlmer-
ich will start eal fr New York
sb.iut August l.and will incident
ally Ukn in the Fair. They will
vixit with friend and i el it We in
Brooklyn, and while in New York
Mr. Hchulmerich will order the
Fall and Winter Hook.
Supt. C F. Cltipp will conduct
services in the Uongregalionil
church next Sunday in tha absence
of Rev. Mr Curran, who preaches
the anniVHrsnrv sermon to the
Christian sncieti's nt Dallas College
in t. eir annual commencement ex
erciies at DuIIh.
M. M. Delaney, formerly! of
MountaindHle, is at present near
The Dalles, and writes to have The
Argus sent him at that point
Ilia many friends in Washington
county wish him every success i si
his new home.
The Jackfon building, one door
oast of the proposed hank building,
is being renovsted by Mrs. Alien
Ford, the lower room now vacant
to be used for a restaurant and the
upper story for a billiard room.
ir W. Marsh, of Centerville, was
in town yesterday, shaking hands
with his friends and he has a
number of them down this way.
8. N. Uiofl, of Rileigh. "nd who
is a brother of David Rice, well
known in , North Hillsboro,
was in town yesterday.
The bund hoys expect to give a
short concert from the hand stand
on f riday evening, weamer per
mltt'ng.
Miss Mabel Leopold, of Forest
Grove, was the guest of Mias Birdie
Sappington the first of the woek,
; Born. June 0, to Mr. and Mrs J
A. Thwaite, of near Minler Bridge
southeast of Iliilehoro, a daughter
Htvlish, dressy and neat this la
the line of hats you will find at
Mrs. Vrooman
lit LIQUOR
Administration is Making
Trouble Again.
WATSON AGAIN UXDEK AKKEST
Alleged to Have Sold Liquor Last
February. David Keea Prontcute.
Again Forest Grove recorder's
court will try a liquor cte, thi
coming Saturday. Theadminiitra-
tion there teem desirous of giving
the people a dry town. A. 0.
Watson will be tried for selling
liquor back in February, David
Keen being the complaining wit
ness, 'lo whom the liquor is
alleged to have been aold is not
learned. The case will be tried by
Recorder L. C. Walker. K. B.
Tongue will defend and a warm
trjout is expected. No arrests
have been nude since the forma
tion of the Forest Grove Commer
cial Club.
( THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotatioua,
are:
Valley Wheat, export value, 80
ceota
Barley feed, 23; rolled. 124.
Oate, White, $1.20 and tl 25.
Oats, Gray, $115 and $120.
Bran, $19 and $20 per ton.
Hay, Timothy, $15 and $10,
Hay, Clover, $9.
Potatoes, Fancy, $0 75 and $1.00.
Potatoea, new, 3 and 4 cents.
Kggs, Oregon ranch, fancy, 18.
Butter, Extra Creamery, 20cts.
Butter, store, ranch, 12 and 13.
REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS
EXPOSITION.
The Southern Pacifio Co. will sell
round trip tiokeU at greatly re
duced rales to 81. Louie and Chica
go, account of the St. Louts Expo
sition, on the following dates: June
10, 17. 18; July 1,2,3; August 8,
9, 10; September 5, 6, 7; October 3,
4,5.
Going trip roust be completed
within ten days from date of sale,
and passengers will be permitted to
start on any day that will enable
them to reach destination within
the ten days limit. Return limit
ninety days, but not later than
Dee. 31, 1901.
For full information as to rstes
and routes, call on Agent Southern
Pacific Co, Hillsboro.
Another sale date has been made
youcan buy a St. Louis ticket on
All kinds of garden and field
seeds at R. II. Greer's.
A fresh lot of hulk pickles both
sour and sweet at ureer a.
A Graded Shorthorn bull for sale
3D. F. W. Latham, Mountain
dale.
I. Crops, of Banks, has returned
from a visit lo tha Aberdeen, Wash.,
section.
J. II. McNamer, one of Forest
Grove popular citizens, was in
town Tuesday.
J. W. Bailey waa down to Pert
land today looking out for Fourth
of July attractions.
Klder J. A. Campbell will con
duct services at the Christian
Churoh Sunday at the usual hours
President W. N. Ferrin, of Pad
fie University, it expected home
from the east in a day or so.
The report that the Russians
had sunk four Japanese torpedo
boats and had repulsed a land at
tack, recently, at Port Arthur, is
denied,.
T. B. Handley, of Tillamook,
and who practiced law here for
several years, has a meerechaum
pipe which ia ill year old, if a
date on the mounting is val d
and it no doubt is.
F. K. Waters returned Saturday
eve from Walla Walla where he
left John Deal in the hospital. The
latter sesma to be a little better
there. His throat had improved so
he could talk better, though other
wise there waa little change. For
ist Grove Times.
Many kids in town have been
opening up a new business the
peeling of barberry bark. About
twenty lads ranging from seven to
twelve years havo several hundred
pounds of this bark laid up to dry,
and they will put it on the market
bsfore July 4. When the Hills
boro product atiikes the Portland
market it is eXpeoted to take a big
tumble in prices.
Many of the precincts in the
county gave the Union candidates
a splendid support The two
UillaboroB and Columbia,' which
ti r eeveral years have been strong
supporters of the Unionists, this
season madn good in the usual old
time majorities. Columbia did ex
ceedingly well considering the way
the rest of the county went, the
Sewells and Weatherred getting a
strong indorsement there. Much
of the credit of this is due to the
individual efforts of Union men,
two of whom are William Johnson
land August Tews.
Olives in bulk at Greer's.
Bulk pickles at II. Wehrung &
Sons.
Fifty-seven habits had tbeir
Pictures taken at Crandall s on
Baby Day.
Marriage liceme was recently
granted H. W. Ungate and Char
lotto Hockj-n, both of Beaverton.
The latest New York styles in
photos and mounts, at Crandall's,
Seventh street.
Married: By Rev. Zimmerman.
of Hillsboro, June 2, 1904, Fredei
ck Kaufman and Mies Anna
Stoller.
Mr. Thos. Word, wife of Sheriff-
elect Word, c f Portland, waa in at
tendance at the Morgan funeral
ast Saturday.
There will tie service in the
Catholic Church. Hillsboro, Sun
day, June 12, at 10:30 a. m., Fath
er Verhaag officiating.
We carry the swellest line of
gentlemen' and ladies' drees shots
to be found in the town. Come
and see them, at Dennis'.
The ladiea of the Lewis & Clark
Club will hold a meeting at the
residence of Mrs. F. J. Bailey, Fri-
lay afternoon, at 3:00 p. m , June
10. A good attendance is request
ed.
Pacific I'niversity has just rent
out its annual bulletin of registry
for 1903-4, with announcements
for the cominff vesr. Washington
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county alone ia furnishing o;er 125
students besides those in the classes
in the Conservatory of Music.
Probate: Finsl settlement Cas
per Baumann estate set for July 5
Frank Fromelt appointed ad
ministrator estste Joseph Morack,
leceased; bond of $2vXX) approved;
J. Koratli, Samuel Kurath and
John Schneider, appraisers. Mon
day, July 11 set for final settle
ment estate in. Leverich estate.
Kstaie Eliza I). Thomas admit
ted to probate, bond approved at
$1600, Dwight Thomas.administra-
tor; C. 0. Roe, A. B. Thomas and
J. T. Fletcher, appraisers. Estate
Robert II. Whitehead, finally set
tled.
Official Vote of Washington County.
Votes Polled by Precincts in the Election Held Jane 6, 1904.
SAME
.STATE.
CUXC.KKHS FIRST IMItTBHT.
II. Uould, Prohibitum i
Itininr Herman, lteuiiblican '
11. K. Hump, Socialixt 1
It. M. fulfil, lH-lli.KTtli! 1
JCHTICK OF THK Xl'I'KKMB OH'KT.
('. J. Hrixlit, prohiliitioiiittt
t C. Milikelwii, WK'Hilist
Frank A. Mxre, repiihlicaii
Tlioiniin O'llrty, ilfimn rut
OMKOO.N DAIRY ASO FltOO CllMMISMIONKR.
J. V. lluili'v, republican
Ira V. Kerry, prohibition
S. M. Douglas, democratic
N. ItHHiiituwe 11, aociulirtt. . . . .
DISTKKT.
JCIHIK FIFTH jriMCIAL DISTRICT.
Tlioma,. McDriile, republican
OIHTHHT ATTORNEY FIFTH Jl'IMCI.U. 1HHT.
Harrison Allen, republican
JOINT HFN.VT11R UiTH 8KNATORIAL UIHT.
V. W. Il'xlson, republican
J. T. Milner, democratic
F. McKercher, prohibition
t'Of.M'Y.
STATK KKNATOR.
E. W. IIuinc8, republican...
J. II. Sewell, union
Ibmiel Stavi-r, prohibition...
HKFRKrtKNTATIVKsl.
M, S. llso iu'H, republican
A. It, Flint, republican. v
V. K. Newell, republican....
J. P. lHy, prohibition . .....
Edwin It. .binies, prohibition.
Win. Sclmlmerif h, union ....
John I.. Smith, union ,
Williiini Tucker, union
eot'NTY tMMMIsaiON'RB.
V. B. lbichauun, republican. . ..
John V. Eldred)!t, prohibition.
William llaniolmaun, union . . .
COl'NTY CI.KKK.
I.. J. IlnlliiiKcr, prohibition.
K. .1. Hodman, republican.
T. 8. Weathormi, union.....
MI1KKIFF,
J. W. I'onnell, ropublicun . .'. .
S. P. Oukernmn. prohibition.
J. W.
Sewell, union
RKCORDKR OK CONVBYANCKS.
John E. Hawkina, prohibition.. .,
E. I. Kuratli, republican
' TRKAMl'RKK.
S. S. liarncB. urohihltum. . . ,
W. M. Jackson, republican
A8HKHHOR.
J. M. t'ireear, prohibition. . ,
Hoo. 11. Wilcox, republican ,
Sl'RVKXOR.
Morrill, republican.
A. A
HCIIOOI. Hl'I'KKINTKNimNT.
M. C. Case, republican.
A. I.. TboinaH, union . .
COHOXKH.
E. ('. Brown, republican.
W. P. Via, union
PKOPOSEU INITIATIVE PETITION.
xie Option '. .Yes
ljwal Option .No
Dim't Primary Nominating 1 aw .... Yea
Direct Primary Nominatim? Ijiw. . . .No.
t'ON STIT11T1C NAL A M EN UM ENT.
OMce of Statu Printer Amendment. .Yesi
Olllee of State Printer Amendment.. No.
Total votes polled in each precinct
Total vote reglHtered in each precinct. .
THE GASTON HILLS
AND WATER RIGHTS
To Be Sold at Sheriff's. Sale
oh July 11.
ONE OP THE FINEST IN THE COUNTY
Foreclosed by J A. McCuee, for Over
Tea Thousand Dollars.
The Gaston Co-Operative Com
pany's milling property at Gaston,
and one of the finest flouring mills
in the county will be sold at sher
iffs sale Monday morning, July 11,
to satisfy a judgment given to J. A.
McCune, of Gaston.
Mr. McCune will not get the full
amount of his judgment, but be is
lo have Over (5,000 anJ the bal
ance is to be deposited in court for
the benefit of other creditors, nota
ble, one of them being Tim Thomp
son, the former Gaston capitalist.
It is to be hoped that the mill
will be bought and operated, as it
is a fine property, and csn be
operated at little expenre, owing to
the fine water right leading out of
the Tualatin river.
Geo. R. Bagley, now federal re
ceiver of the property, has been op
erating the mill off and on all
summer, through ao employee.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
N J VlVer to N J Stubbltfielcl,
tract to blk 8, Forrst Grove. . .
D Ji Brook lo V A Frank, 10
section 5 tract 2 I r I went. ...
C It Campbell to Sarah William,
pit lot J blk 9, Poreft Grove. .
V W Cdy to Kliz McKiv. 4 lots
400
140
in Beivertna loo
V A Ktrti etal to Henrietta
Pomeroy their int in 1.25 a He
Gill die 5oo
Alliance Trait Co to M Stodbenf,
9 j 03 a Jacob Wool? d I c 1918
M R Freeman to T 1 Burkbart, .
16o acre ec 36 tract 3 a r 3 w. . I
Argus and Oregooian, $2.00.
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Over 100 Knights of Pythias at
tended the 4;h annual District con
vention at Forest Grove yesterday,
e&d the meeting was highly suc
cessful. The exercises of the even
ing were of high order, and at the
close the big delegation was seated
to one of the finest banquets ever
spread in Washington County,
Mine Host Villiger, of the Colonial,
being responsible for the magnifi
cent menu. Th responses to tie
toasts were all gratifying and of
interest, J. P. Wagner bringing
down the house by his Depewiao
paraphrases. Grand Keeper of
Record & S?al Stinson, of Salem.
nd J. H. McKibben. of Portland.
were present, and Hillsboro and
McMinnville had good delegations
in attendance.
Sheriff Sewell need not feel at all
badly that he was beaten in the
election. In the first place he was
running sgainst a normal majority
of aix or seven hundred, and he
was pitted sgainst a young man of
good family and of business integ
rity. It was just a matter of ma
joritiestwo good men and one
with a big party majority behind
him. ' Mr. Sewell will leave the of
fice with a good record for himself
as a public servant. He has given
the public a fine administration,
and he need feel no humiliation
over his defeat.
C. W. Loudon, of beyond Glen
coe, while in hearing the election
returns, lost a pocket book contain
inz$lC6. Mr. Loudon did not dis
cover his loss until Tuesday morn-
ma-. He offers a reward in an
other column.
John Manning and Tom Word,
i f Portland, both democrats, have
been elected to the offices of district
attorney and sheriff, respectively.
Tom Word is well knov n in this
city.
With every $4 00 order will give
an art folder. Any other dozen
order we will give an extra photo.
Ciandall, photographer.
Groner A Rowell. of Scholia,
have a fine supply of excellent
brick ou hand.
Hugh Smith; of Forest Grove,
was in the city Tuesday.
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PROFESSIONAL
F. A. BAILEY, IX. D.
fbiatoUa, a ad Bargeoal
0c Morraa-Baiky block ip aUire.
Room la-l.t aad 1$. Bldoca aavtk
weat corner Basaline and 2a d atraeti
Bota'Pboaes.
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OfBc opsUlrs over Tb Delta Drug Btnra,
rUsidenea last of Court Hove,
In lb comer of the block.
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JAMES FHILUPK TAMIEMfi, M. !.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Of
fice upauirt in Corwin-Wooater Block,
North tide of Main Street
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F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaiitence on corner Second and Oak Sta.
Oregon Phone Main 1W.
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GEO. S. BAGLEY I
aTTOSLNEY-AT-LAW
ILoodu 1 and i Sbate BoJldlnri
HILLSBORO, . . OEEGOI.
H. T. BAGLEY,
Anoamiy-AT-iaw
Office, npstaira, over the Foat Office,
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THOS TOMODa. TOMOUBV !
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TH08. H. A K. B. TOSSUBi
Attoraers-At-Lw.
Rooms i,i,k$, Uorgaa Blk, Hiikboro.
JOHN IL WALL,
ATTOftNEY-AT-LAW
Ofla UpaUira, Bailay atargaa Slack
Rooms, laala.
HILLSBORO. ORXOON.
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W. N. BARRETT,
ATT0RM8Y-AT-LAW
(Saonawor to Barrett A Adama.)
Oulca, Dp Staira, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON.
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W. D. HARE,
Attorneyat-Law
Shale Baildiit Cpdiirs, Hillsboro. Orcpip
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..Central Meat Market..
c. tilbury, Proprietor.
Fresh and cured meats of all
kinds. Finest kind of lard on
sale. Full weights guaran
teed. Highest market price
paid (or fat livestock and hogR.
Freeh fieh on every Friday.
Main Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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E. J, LYONS
B. P. CORNKLIUB
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In-
taranee Business. List your firm with
tbem awl find a sale. They will treat
you right. Add your sale to our list.
Call in and see ns.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
P. C. CAMPBELL
IMPERIAL, TRIBUNE AND
STORM ER WHEELS
These are Finest Bicycles in the Market
REPAIR SHOP
All kinds of Bicycle Repairing Done 011
short Notice. Prices Reasonable.
SECOND STREET HILLSBORO
One door north Downs' Blacksmith Shop
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DR. A. A. BUR1US
Successfully treut d leases without the
use of Drugs or Surgery, by the Welt
mer System of MnKiietio Healing. Call
and see ui. Consultation free. .
OIHce opstairs, over the City Bakery
Hillsboro, Oregon. -..
DAIRY RANCH FOR SALE.
Ideal dairy ranch of lf0 acres.
Price, $2,750. F. W. Latham,
Mountaindale, Oregon.
Just received, a swell line of new
hata, at Mrs. L. V rooms n.
To lease on shares, 28 head of
breeding ewes Jno. A. Hobbs,
mile west of long bridge on Base
line road., , s-' ' '
' Onion sets, 12 cents per poo nil
at Messinger's.
The highest market price paid
for butter and ejs at Greer's, '