MILL8B0R0 AP.CU8, AUG. 24, 1969
TO OF OUR
ON U. S. GRAND JURY
Organized and Are Now In
vct (gating Lund Frauds
JOHS W. BAILEY ELECTED CLERK
HllUbiru Pbiraiiclst oil Pimt Grivi
Firmer
Wsshlngton County has two of iU
rlthini drawn on the Toiled Slates
Federal Grand Jury, which want
.Into session in Portland, Tuesday,
to go further into the land fraud
cum. John V. Kalley, the well
known druggist and proprietor of
the I'harmaoy, ia one, and A. C.
Alexander, a farmer reeldlng above
Forest drove, la the other. Mr.
Bailey waa elected clerk of the
grand jury upon ila orgeninatloo,
and the eeasioo ia likely to U a
lengthy one, and tha government ia
aaid to beve a grant deal more of
lend fraud evidence
The Williarueon-BiggH Uetauer
case will probably lake up i.iine of
tha lime ol the body, while it 1
aaid to ha certain that Thaddmia
Potter and Jonea will again I in
dicted on another charge. The
two were Indicted hefore, but the
charges were dismissed upon mo
tion of 8. H. Huaton, of thia city,
who defended.
LOSES TWO HNGF.K3
Claude Sabln, a aon of the lata A.
C. Sabin, loal tha index and eecond
fingert thia evening about o'clock,
at tha Benson Machlue Shoos. He
bio had quit for the day and wn
cleaning up, when ha placed hie
hand on the big lathe, which waa
In motion . The eccentric ahafl
caught the two Augers and the
hours weie crushed to a pulp,
Mr. Benson took the young man
to the oflW of Dr. I.inkleter, who
dreaaed the injured digile about
midway their length, riebfn took
no chloroform and stood tha larg
er? like a veteran. Haliln Uvea in
South Ullleboro with hie mother
and family, )ia father having died
but a few waeka ago.
TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENT
The Pacific States Telephone Com
pany ia atringing two more wlree
lietween Portland, HilUHo'o and
Forest drove, owing to the increase
of business. For many months the
line haa hen o busy that patrona
many timea are oldigid to wilt
nearly in. hour fur calls that are
ordered ahead. The ntn wire
will atop a grrat deal of thia aggra
vation and the tervica will im
prove wonderfully. The crew had
wired aa far out aa Kedville, lait
evening, aud came up to Hillsboro
to ipend tha night.
PROBATE.
Final account of estate of f!eo Homer
Gcittin let lor hearing Septrmtwr 15.
I'rnk Rowcll ippnintetl special id
nitnUtrilor ol estate ol late Clula Mol-
ttnl, of Ncholls, with bondi fixed it
fiOOO.
Administrator of utile of Martin J
Parreil authorised to Mil trwonal prop
erty at private ibis lor CHin.
Monday, Sept , let (or tinil bearing
titati of James Willie, deceased.
Property of late I'bilip IVghlling ip
praieeil aad ipprovid at f 1675.
Kitite of Oliver Cilbriatn, deemed,
let for Bail bearing on September 1
FiaST YAQUINA REGATTA
Agant Hlnihaw (taUa that the first
regatta will be held at Vaccina
Hay, Auguat 'M and 27, and he will
ell round trip ticketa from Hills
bo ro, Friday, Saturday and Bun
day morning, for a rata of 13 00.
Hera ia a obanoe to "see the iea,"
and witness the drill by the life
saving craw and tha race of all
kinda of craftt. Quite 11 number
will attend from Hilleboro.
Dr. W. 1). Woad waa a Portland
viaitor today.
Austin Purdin and wife, of
Batiks, war in the city yesterday.
Alfred Gerber, of Helvetia, waa
a county aeat viaitor yesterday.
J. C. Lamkin and wife went up
to Roderick Falls, yesterday, to
apend a day or so with John M.
Wall and wife.
Mr-and Mra Chas. Graham, of
Marshfleid, Ore., are here thia week,
guests of Mra. draham't mother,
Mrs. Ann Freeman.
Mr. and Mra. 8. B. Huston de
parted the laat of the week for New
port, and will occupy their Nye
Creek cottage for abort time.
Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Hollenbeck,
of Mounlaindale, oame down yen
terday, enroute for a three day's
visit at tha Lewis A Clark Fair.
W. V. Hoover, a prominent
stockman of Fossil, wheeler Conn
ty, ia here today, the gueat of his
aunt, Mra. F. A. Bailey..
Contractor J. W. Ooodin has
finished driving piling on tha north
aide of the river and moved over to
the aoutb aide, where he baa several
daya work yet, before he ooramenoea
full blast on laying the caps and
floor of tha bridge,
The llillibnrn Argus suggeetaa
''Joe Mtk Day" at the Portland
exposition in honar of one of the
tnoit forceful and picturesque char
acter in the pioiiPi-r biitory of
Oregon. We second the motion
and by all ineaiis let Washington
county take the lead in piiHliing it
to a nicwMful nltivunc. J I in
home in his later days wis in this
county and his grave U in the little
churchyard north of Hilleboro. If
Lewis and Clark, the exnloreri. are
worthv of honor with 1.1 Brest an I
exposition, then Joe Meek who wan
such a potent force in miking Ore
gon American instead of Knglieh
ihould have at least a day devoted
to hie memory. Foreet drove
Time.
Hopyard for leare: Yard of 75
acre, in hopi, for lease for five
years, for $20,000; 5,(KN) down and
balance on time. Four borne,
plows, and all necessary tools.
Present lease give Uhhi three
fourth of the crop. Remaining
quarter muni bo delivered owner of
land, rariita Interested ' J, C.
Kuratli or John Sahgeber, Hillsbo
ro, it. r . u. m. 1.
August Sehotoburg. who risidei
at Kvaniton, III., a auburb of Chi
ngo, and whiili has 'J H, 1)00 popu
lalion, is he re this week, the gueat
of hia brother, Fred Schoiuhurg,
malinger of the Oregon Condensed
Milk Corac-an a plant Mr,
Schnmhtirg had not eeen hi broth
er, for 25, yean, and he is enjoy
ing the limit, lie thinks we have
a great country out here and may
later locate in Oregon.
Wanted: Hop pickers at the
Milne tv Schneider yard, 2 miles
north of Hilleboro. Tltoae wanting
to pick will please sign up at Mr.
Schneider's, at the yard, or at the
John Milna residence, Htlleltfiro.
Fletcher Haines, a veteran of
the Mexican War, and who very
sprightly at the sge of Si years, ii
here this week, accompanied ly
his wile, vieiling with hie brothers,
Frank A. and B. r. 1 lumen. Mr
Haines has IHX) acre of land neir
Springfield, III., and notwithstainl
ing hu advanced age be reels thai
he tnut gel back to eee ho things
are running. , , ; ;
K. V. Humphreys still doing
business across the el reel from the
Masonic Building, Second street.
Bicveles repaired: bicycle eirndriee;
all work guaranteed. Prices the
moat reasonable.
Tha city fathers and the Masonic
association have gone in together
ami are putting a new roof on the
city and Masonic halls. The old
roof was of tin, and had bee "leaky
for a nuniUr of years, causiug end
lees annoyance. The new roof will
be of tarred and sanded piper, and
lha material is said to last lor years
with occasional painting.
bpeaking of groceries 11 yon
want the linent staple and fancy
groceries to lie found iu the market,
try John Dennis. He la after youi
trade, and once a customer, always
a customer.
Four year old Jonny Hpierriiigs,
a son of the late IVler hpterrwgs,
and residing near the Hoy school,
near Urecnville, fell from a fence,
Tuesday, and snllVred a compound
fraolure of one of hia leg, Pre
Ward and Haines, of Forest drove,
were called to attend the litd.
Farm for Rent: Two miles north
east of HillHboro, 210 acres good
buildings. Twenty five acres seed
ed to clover, and forty five acres in
clover and timothy. I nature at
this oflice.
JooConnell.nl ltevnnd tilcncoe
was in tha county seal yesterdsy
and reports leas than an average
train crop this year. 1 hoe. Con
nell. however, had some wheat that
went 22 bushels to the acre, while
Wm. llatcholder had oats that
went fifty bushels.
The Ladies Aid fWmly of M. K.
church will give a dime social, on
the lawn at Mrs. J. M. dreear's,
Friday evening, August '23. lCvery
body invited.
Assessor Oeo. H. Wilcox is push
ins the recording or taxation as
rapidly as daylight will permit
and expeola to he though by the
last of September, and have the
equalization hoard down In bust
nans early vn October.
Woven wire fence ia cheaper than
lumber. We can sell any kiud of
a wire fence in the market. Sole
agents for the American Steel and
WireCompany. Schultuench Bros,
' Contractor 15. A. Knolln, camp
ed at the lloy school, was In town
Wednesday, and reports word get
ting along nicely on the Tilhtuiook
railway grande.
A six-horse power upright engine
and boiler for sale.- W. J. Benson
Hillshoro, Ore.
Contractor C. F. Smith has com
mienced erecting the W. K. Me
Court cottage, on Washington
Street, between Fourth and Fifth,
W. W. Williams, of Mountain
dale, was down the lant of tho week
the guest ol his mother, Mrs. Kliza
Williams.
Smoke the Schiller and Excel
lencia cigars Oregon manufacture
Call for them. . .
John flitter, of Helvetia, was in
town yesterday, getting ready for
the hop picking mason, .
N, Womer, of Laurel, was i
town yesterday and reports hops
aa looking Jiue.
Flour and Feed. Cate'a Market.
SOME YARDS MIN
PICKING SEPTEMBER i
Hops arc Ripening Rapidly
all Over the County
THK CKOP 19 VARIOUSLY ESTIMATED
Some
Say Eight
1'iundi;
Hundred Tliiuaiad
Seme More
From prrsxut indications hop pick
ing will begin on Monday, Heptem
her 4, in a mii rity of the Welli
ngton County yards. A fw late
yards will not legin harvest until
weik later. The crop of the conn-
is variously estimated, some
claiming that 800,000 pounds will
hs the limit, while others see at
east C.000 bale, or 1.200.000
pounds of dried hop, as the hir
vest. ( ! rowers who know a good
hop say that the quality of the hop
this year it much taller than for a
umber of seasons.
Hop harvest will distribute
thousands of dollars throughout
the county. If there ihould Ixi
million pounds of dried bops this
wilt mean at least four million
pounds of green hops, and, at a
cut a pound for picking this will
iHiriliute thirty or forty thousand
lollars for picking pursues alone.
One dollar per humlred is sal J to
be the ruling price for picking this
sesHOii. 1 lie Hill. iKiro and l;orne-
ins yards, including tin xarious
icinitiee. will pav a great deal
more than uy other like territories
the county, and the season will
(lord an outing and at the ssuie
time bring in a little money for the
rown people as well as the clnl-
ren.
DELIGHTFUL MUSICALE
A delightful musical entertainment
wss liven to her friend by Mrs.
II V. Gutei, Friday evening last
netrumental and vccal music were
the features of the evening, and at
the dote light refreshments were
served. Those present were:
lrfs and Meedimet W. K. Tboroe,
t'.T. Kane. S. II. Hut:u. I). W. hath.
I Tinker, J. V. t'omiell, Crandall,
;. V. Kchuliiiericb, Metdainei A. L.
avion. O. II. GitM, Ir. md Mrt. I. I.
T.ninrif, Dr. ind Mrt. F. I. Bailey, Dr.
mi Sir. A. B. Builey. Miteet I.nra and
W 1 1 Waiigener, Kote Wilcox. Kliza
beib Smith, l.acia Jenkini, Helen Gain,
iMinute W airen, Meun. Ueo, II. Wilroi,
Fiauk llaishaw, 8 li. n.itrl and II. W.
Omnci.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Unrker to John J Oeter, part of
loti 7 ami K lil.K'k 7 Kiiyicw add
tltlUtioro f 100
M Sandstone toChrtter Sioidntone,
in a in arc (1 1 u I .... 1
V II MiMire to Addie Morgan, part
of til k 8 I'oreat (!rove 15(io
T 1' Ilinea to A W Mill, lot J hlk 6
V net tlrove joo
Henrietta Tiiiwut loChrii ICli, prt
of hlk I Ililil)Oto l elmiiig Aildllooo
llarvry M Titumt to l.iwie Jrnkina,
IS a tn tc 11 I I ir 1 w 116
Ceo Schmidt tt al to J I) lUiky,
KinrC llliir I w Ibco
I'rancio Iv 1'av 1U011 el ux In M A
Schntter et it!, .to it In aer t 1 r
I , o
Geo lloland et nx In John C Wanjtf-
man, t a tu eec.u t 1 1 1 1 w aoo
to Holitud et ik to K li S Waiiite-
iniin, ifi 1 in ec ri t '.' t r 1 w 500
Ceo Uolaml et in to lohn I'm tt. 40 a
art J5 t 2 a r 1 w I000
N llolliiiHii to Geo Scbuellrr, lot 8
hlk 7, Sherwood 300
M A lleuth to Patrick Skelly, tract
In C .1 Merrill d 1 c i.too
LOWER RATES TO FAIR
Commencing September 1 the
Southern I'acillo will sell round
trip tickets to Portland at one and
one tenth fare, instead of one and
one-third, as at present. This is
done to stimulate travel to the
Fair, and is a voluntary concession
on tho part ol the railway com
pany.
Julius Weisenback, of Reedville,
was in yesterday and reports that
threshing as progressing Mioely
down his way.
Miss I.tira Tttpper, of this city,
departed tudav for an extended
viHit with friends at Lodi, I al., and
will remain until the Holidays.
H. G. Vincent, of Reaverton, and
who recently sold his place there,
was in town, yesterday, on legal
busineiis. Mr. Vincent contem
plates going into the mercantile
business in the near fnture.
Haiumar paint, ready for the
brush, guaranteed to last 5 years,
at A. C ArchboUTs, for $1.25 per
gallon. All colois Full line of
paints, oils and brushes, at lowest
prices.
Mrs. II. V. dates, Mrs. 0. B.
dates, Mrs. Layton and Samuel
Gates went to Portland, yesterday,
to hear 'the trained Morman chorus
sing at the Irrigation Convention.
Sheriff C.nncll 4ias purchased
fiQ cords of wood at the cheapest
rats that has been paid for yeara.
A. N. Stanton, of Holly Farm,
(vrnishing the lot at $1.1)5 per cord.
The wood will ha need in the big
county furnace the coming season
llev. W. C. f.anbe, of Bethany,
and who scon leaves for Ohio,
where he has a chair in a univer
sity, will hold hia farewell services
at the Union Church, Mountain
dale, next Sunday, at 3:00 p.m.,
and will preach in English and
German.
Tuei-
day from a Portland visit.
Go to K. II Greer's for Economy
and Maou Iruit jars.
L. A. Whitcomb, of Portland,
sjient tiunday iu the city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Wilkes went
to Oregon City, Tueiday.
Juit received fresh Golden
Cheddar Cheese. II. Webrung A
Hons.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. An
derson, of Buxton, on July 1H, a
son.
Boh Greer leads and the rent fid
low, in groceries, crockery and
glaesware.
Christian Zurcher, of Cedar
Mills, was a county seat visitor
this sfiernoon.
Kay I lent ley returned from Till
amook this week, his businets there
being the payment ol a l',000 life
imuriu.!e loss.
To generate mental and physical
agility buy good groceries. We
keep the best. H. Wehrung t
Snns.
' I. Crept, of above Ranks, was in
town this afternoon, and took out a
hunter's license, just to tee if he
hul forgotten the art of getting a
deer.
Hoyt baa just received the Quest
aisortment of ladies' back comix
and hair pins, latest styles. Call
and fee them.
T. G. Meacham, of Mountaindale,
was in town Isst evening, coming
in to work, with his team, for con
tractor Thnmpion, on the railroad
grade.
For sale: Short-horn Durham
cow, will le fresh in A months;
gives over 2 gallons of milk every
day; weighs 1,250. Inquire of 1.
Holmsn, ith & Mam, Hillsboro.
Wen Davis, of Glencoe, was a
Fair visitor this week, returning
yesterday morning. Mr. Davis is
contemplating a trip to California,
in quest of a change of climate.
Team, hauiees, wagon plow and
harrow, for sale, cheap. Purchaser
can have a year's time on approved
note. Team weighs between 2S00
and 2W0. Inquire of Fred Heidel
Wm. Kerron, who owns a big
place near Cedar Mill, was in town
last evening, with the telephone
crew which is stringing wires on
the Pacific State' poles from Port
land out.
The art of drees is to wear some
thing appropriate and in ityle.
That is what "she" likes. Buy one
of our tailor made and gentleman's
suits. Splendid satisfaction. 11.
Wehrung Si Sons.
Thompson Brotheia have eight
teams griding on the railaoad be
tween the Billing' place and the
fiest bridge, north of town, and the
driving of piles for the Bridge No.
1 haa been completed.
Wilma Heidel, the 12 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs F. M.
Heidel, of Main Street, fell from a
bicycle Tueeday evening and ius
tained a fracture of the large hone
of the left forearm, just above the
wrist. Dr. F. A. Bailey reduced
the fracture.
If you wan, ice cream that is of
the finest trv l'almateer'a. His is
the l3t on the coast. Polite at
tention and prompt service given
our customers. Fruits in season
and a choice Hue of cigars and to
baccos. Second Street, next door
to Hilleboro Hotel.
Herman Braun, of Hillside,
whose barn was burned a month
ago, had another touch of hard
luck, savs the Forest Grove Times.
List Wednesday, while helping
Will Shearer slack hs fell ami
broke a lev.
Schulmerich Bros, have received
from the factory the largest assort
ment of buggies, hacks and hike
wagons ever brought to the county,
and now have them on exhibition
at their warerootns. Call and get
their prices.
Messrs. A. C. Shuts, G. A. Weh
rung and H. T. Bagley, stock hold
ers in tha Hillsboro Amusement
Association, held a meeting this
afternoon and decided to have
buildinE on the new opera house
commenced by October 1.
-Half of one's dress is the shoe
Our celebrated Douglas shoes for
men, and lrew-seity ana mie
, ia iirl
House shoes for ladies are tbe best
of quality and latest lasts and
they "last" and hold their shapes.
School shoes for children. H.
Wehrung St Sons.
A Portland party passing through
from Netarts to the city, via the
Grande Honda and Yamhill, says
that the crops in amhill county
are not as good as in Washington
county, notwithstanding we com
plain of the yield not being up to
the average.
All partiea are hereby notified to
not take county road grader under
my charge without my consent,
and party or parties who took the
grader from the end of the Bend
road are notified to return same at
once and save trouble. Gustave
Bronner, Supervisor, DiBt. No. t).
Postmaster Cornelius states that
the business of the office ia so in
creased that he finds it necessary to
put in more lock boxes. A route
Inspector was here recently and has
reported that a stub route he put in
below SohollB, to be supplied from
this oiiice, and the Scholia' office
be discontinued. Vi
Mrs. Kd, Adkina returned
READY FOR TRACK
THIRTY DAYS
Work Progressing Finely on
Koad to B'lnks
BIG KklDGES XEAKLY FINISHED
Big Pile Drivers are Doing Rapid Work
oa Bridges
If indications go for anything the
grade to Hanks will he ready for
track laying inside of thirty days.
The big pile drivers north of town
are doing rapid work and in a few
days both the bridges within a mile
and a half of town will be ready for
the timber carpenters. Tbe first
bridge has already been driven and
the bridge at the Wooly crossing is
sure to finish in a few days. It is
estimated that the cartienter work
on theee two etruc'.ure will be
completed in a fortnight.
Ioui Hose A Company, putting
in the grade on the first mile, will
lininh in at leisl two weeks and
Tbu)pon Brothers, the fust con
tractors out, and Knotts, camped
near tbe Uoy school, will finish the
line to Hanks inside thirty days if
all goes eli.
It will not require more than ten
days to lsy the track if an engine
is used, as a mile a day is nothing
big. I f steel cars are used, however,
it will take longer.
Large nuinliers have gone out to
see the pile driving, and the work
of the crew is a experience in that
line. The driver is hung on a cres
cent, and piles sre driven on a slant
as readily as the straight one.
MAY BE HON. T. A. McBRIDE
Oregonians are watching for word
from Washington, each day, cover
ing the appointment of United
Circuit judge for the- District of
Oregon, and it now looks as though
Hon. T. A. McBride will be the
presidential selection. Justice Bean,
of the Supreme Court, is the other
aspirant. Jutbe McBride is judge
of the Fifth Judicial District for
Oregon, and for over 25 years he
has been connected with tbe ash-
ington county circuit court, either
in the capacity of judge or district
attornev. His cases are reversed
less iu a higher court than almost
Thomas A. McBride
any other jiidga in the Xorthweet,
and he is considered a splendid au
thonty on law. 1 he Argus, as well
as many other of McBride's friends,
hope that he will get the appoint
ment which is for life as a fitting
close of a career that has brought
honor to himself.
It is not concealed that McBride
is the first choice of Senator C. W.
Fulton and this imans consider
able, as Mitchell ia convicted; and
the two representatives in Congress
are under indictment..
Not a stain attaches to the long
legal career of Hou. T. A. MoBride
and nothing but his age stands in
the way of his selection. Kven
this, no doubt, will be waived.
BAGLEY HOP YARD
Pickers who wish to work in the
Bagley yard at Leisyville will please
register as soon as possible, either
at yard or at ollioe of Ueo. li. Hag
ley. in Hillsboro.
" Wm. Bagley Sr.
Wade Armentrout and wife were
down from above Mountaindale,
this morning.
Miss Bird Sappington, of Forest
Grove, ia in the city, the guest of
AIisi Kva Cornelius.
Wanted: Stock to psbture. Ad
joining town. Also oats straw for
sale. Sec P. M. Heidel.
Ira Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Barrett, returned from New
port, this evening. '
Hayes' double force pump the
only pump in the long run, at A.
C. A retinoid's. Call and see before
purchasing.
Deputy Clerk W. D. Smith went
to Portland this evening to visit
the Fair and witness the fall of
Fort Moro. ,
Have you tried Mapeline? If
not, why not? Boh Greer keeps it.
Ask Bob about it the first time you
era in town.
Stephen Meek Jr., the four year
old son of S. A. D. Meek, of Moun
taindale, fell from a load of wood
fctt days ago and suffered a brokeu
arm. Dr. Wood,
01 ulencoe, re-
1 duced the fracture
If you want brick for any pur
pose, or buildir g blocks for a foun
dation, remember that the Grouer
& Howell Company, ol Scbolls, can
supply your demands. They have
a tine lot of lumber, rough and
dressed, in their yard, and will
meet all competition. Now that
your crops are harvested, would it
not be a good idei to consider if
tiling will not increase your in
come. Wet, low spots in the fields,
always giving poor results, can be
remedied by putting in tiling. Let
ua help you. We can aid you to
avoid crop failure on low landa.
House and barn bills for 1 urn lr
on short notice and do not forget
that ws can furnish you estimates
on short notice.
Casper Mexor, held on a forgery
charge, and laying in the county
j til in default of 100 bail, is suffer
ing from a sore leg. Tbe prisoner
is getting along well in years, and
the case, as far as developed, is
lo iking very black against him. It
is said that the woman, Mrs. Beck
er, who is bis niece, alleges be is
not the man who signed the name
which is raid to be forged.
Robert Virgil, ths five year old
sou of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wheel
er, of below Keedville, died Wed
nesday, August 23, l',K).', after an
illness of reveial weeks. Tbe lad
was bright, and tbe lo?s is a severe
one to the parent. Tha funeral
takes place tomorrow, and inter
ment is in the Hillsboro cemetery.
Tbe city will most likely be' com
pelled lo improve impove Main
Street, itself, as there seems to be
no likelihood of the electric line
getting here this Fall. As the
planking is badly splintered, there
is likely to lie a damage suit against
the town unlets repair are made
before long.
The County Court has decreed
two judgments against Oliver
Chowning, who ran -the Dilley gal
lon resort. H. T. Bigley, as coun
sel for the creditors, has garnishesd
the insurance policy which covered
the building which burned a few
weeks ago.
Mrs. A. A. Morrill and daugh
ters, Minnie and Maude, arrived
home tbe last of the week from be
low Eugene, where lor two months
they have been visiting with Geo.
and Edwin Morrill, who have a
big stock farm leased for a' term ol
years.
John J. wood, for lo yean a
resident and worker around Patton
Valley, came down yesterday and
was ad milted to the poor farm by
County Judge L A. Hood. Wood
is about 00 years of age and has no
property.
A. F. Wall, of Brazil, is here for
a month's visit with his brothers.
John M. and W. J. Wall. He is in
the music business in one of Indi
ana's best towns TbiB is bis sec
ond trio to the cot, having been
here three years ago.
Sopt. A. J. Hoy, of tbe county
farm, had the mbfortuue to throw
his knee out of place yetterday,
but manageJ to get it back without
the aid of a physician. He will be
laid up several weeks as a result
John Byrom postmaster and
merchant at GringeviPe, Idaho, is
this week visiting with his father,
Edward Byrom, at Tualatin, and
incidentally taking in the Lewis &.
Clark Fair.
Miss Etta Jackson, now a reti
dent of Eugene, Ore., ariived this
evening to visit her brother, Couo
tv Treasurer Jackson, whom she
has not seen for twenty years.
II. E. McKinney, who works for
the Cudahy Packing Co., in Port
land, lost his eltects and wearing
apparel at the Portland fire, the
first of the week.
S. A. D. Meek was in from near
Mountaiudalo, this afieruoou, and
aajB that J. C. Beach has pulled in
his machine after a li) day's run
of threshing.
Mrs. Hysacker, of Condon, and
who is the wife of the postmaster
al that place, is ia the city this
week, the guest of Dr. and Mrs
F. A. Bailey.
The mornings are getting very
cool these dayB and a return of the
campers and those at the coast
may be expected in a few days.
Frank Weisenback, of Witch
Hazel, was in town this morning
and says that picking in the Ray
hop yard may begin about the 6th
E. B. Sappington, for years in
the livery business here, was down
from Forest Grove, the last of the
week.
Miss Bertha Tongue is the guest
of her sisters, Mesdames Lombard
and Freeman, iu Portland, this
week. .
Mrs. 0. L. Curtis, of Forest
Grove, is this week the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kood.
James Hoover, now residing at
Keedville, was up to the county
seat the first of the week.
Sam Johnson, one of the Glencoe
old timers, was in from Shady
Brook, this morning,
Geo. Galhreath and Mrs. Oliver
Galhreatb, were in the city today,
on probate business.
Clerk Godman has
150 hunters' licenses
season.
issued over
so far this
Jos. Robinson, of Farmington,
was
n
m town this morning.
M. and J. L. Bank, were
in
the city this afternoon.
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F. A. BAILEY, Ii D.
PhyioUi , a4 ge4
Office aforraa-Beiky black v state.
Rooms 1 j-l.i ao4 i$ Sssaacwee
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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JAMES PHILLIfK TAM1K81X. M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Conaaltattoa ia Preach or Kagliah. Of
n upatatra in Corwia-Wowtrr Block,
North aide of Main Street.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kesidene on corner Second and Oak fit.
Oregon Phone Main I la,
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A. B. BAILEY, M. D.,D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonei. Hillsboro, Ore.
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GEO. S. BAGLEY
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H. T. BAGLEY,
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Office, paUirs, over the Poet Office,
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JOHN IL WALL,
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Office C Detain, Bailey Msrgaa
lawla.
HILLSBORO, - OBXOOS.
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTOBNSY-AT-4UAW
Oftce, Cp SUira, Carntni Black.
HILLSBORO - OBJIOOX.
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Mt Boildint UpsUirt BHkbon. Ortrw.
THOS. H.TONGUE. J R
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and $
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
..Central Meat Ilarket..
EMMOTT KitOS., fVojsc,
taeeemre fa 0. riaey
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
4 Mmw Era In Prlom
We are going to sell meat! at prices low .
er than thoae which hive prevailed in
the past. Call in and tee ua. We meaa
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
Main
Street, eppesite Taalatia
Hitel,
Billsbore, Oregea.
E. 1, LYONS
B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
suranee Busineaa. List vour farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
you right. Add your sale to our list.
Call in and see us.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
NOTICE
For the next 10 days we will give a 20 per
cent reduction on Gold filled and Hllver
Frame., also on Lenaes, We will also
?ive a reduction in the price of treatment.
Uuivmuer we cure all curable diseased
without medicine or knife. We make a
speciality of the eye. We will treat goitre
for $10 per month and guarantee a euro
in from 1 to 3 months. All Chronic dis
eases yield to our nystein of treatment.
1 ins oner noma gmxi mr tin next iu
lays. Examination Free.
UK. A. U. KA TON.
" IF YOU
WE CAN CURE YOU
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VOt'ITIVK. ABSOLUTS CUflK 0 OA It AM 'IU ! l
Write at ()t(v (v fit it it'll lam unit term If H writtiwri
tin utfMl' and iKi Id (ntp. to Vtvr niIhh'.
i will hhI vuti imr loth Imuutt. vOit mv wooL. -It.
Ui'sulu it mi ir?a tiuMi uiiiiiitrtiitr.'' fmifliiliirira'.
Art.l.v WaUAHl' UW1I
Wtterii BorUt)Mbtaviiv AaaHMsiaU Priuclpasl
W Cor !8tB na nVH t
Henry Khuck. of Htockton. Ct ,
in here for a week, th fuett of hit
couilo, Mr. A. J. Roy, of Nation.