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In-Art. h in y if,.- nt rt.iinttn'til. hni u- ytwn fur r-hcarttl. k i.t h. ar it, r.rraMi follow !: IMH I ! 1 1 : V AUK Ma l r (Ith-H iii ("N i! 1, r (ihi.l) H Mnitt' An.lv I'hurli I.UMK' i t)!u".'ii t" Weill lnTI t k'i 1 r. -an . . 1 1, !. r WiUlM II i Mil ourt, l!vii (lot ham A'- Si ruri hy . . Ktniiith Kiilt iir SniivlV Mil Ki.Um.k) f iuIIu-m Mi Anitrvwi -- I n Arrliimiil t S if Mi lli.rini Ki r im I lamcn (Jii'iT liU r -. r . . Will Willi 1;! v.,I fi-.T Mi- 1. 1 1 St hulmerii h r;-. M 'lii'.lrell N iin mill to Mention t-v.ttl i',tt. Mr(!ee (f.-.i A. Mi!tetiU rTr i ih!i'rHili', Cliai. A. Lamkin n..-i Ua.nl Kimiit. bi frntii JtoriUHi . , ... Uol.t. CriH-r ... Mr. Klli-.tt ; II. Heater lini; Sarah. Ktivi' ! i ; I alw1. IVth ('ran. p.l.H y. rite. ..i:i Ualrh n Will Wills Mn. Mrurrn.ler I !i! r Mi l.ney Wiatlierrnl Mi ! l'raiueH Tnyltir I. rii.. K.iitali auifht n l.n.le, Mow Kvjt Uailt'y i.lir:! A'llmr Miltenheri'i-r P "i. , l.illi-in KnlliiH P 1 mru :trt Alhy Thi-rriault aar .Innes . I'raiiklin Marks W U .InneH I raniis W. I.inklatcr .. Kir, ''ALSPKCIAIriKS it I tier !;u lier ami chorus '"' Kli" Will" Mms rriil ami ('lias. I.tiiur " Mary ('amiiliell, nillini'er nml rliiiriiH uriiisi" '" I KiMint. nml chorus """Miss I.iicv W.-iith. ''II. Healer ami chorus VH k' Hiur Shtitc ami chorus H iv Sii;ler ami churns n Sivei J"!s KiHintz nml cluirns SUmU" iliHturhnnri-H Ih Ivum ii l'.urikn. Wahiinrton Omnly, Ore pn, ami tde k:rave of tli. oru'i nal tih-rman. laak WalN.n wi-r nut wl at t'overnmerit Ma tionn yifstmlay. ami it in re. hiiiiknI that ll vemrahle M miyler tnrtie.l uver in his grave. "I'll eientilio tn of (he aifair lirwi Ih vii tnrm il over In I Injure Kmi.evt It. mIiii is mmiewhat nf an angler. I lu Argus Mimi.lv lesin In notify llnh..re that thf cause of the vil. rations i t re miltant of a tinlung hceiiHe. grant el vestcnlay, hy Clerk ilC. ,ue. to Mrs. M. A. IIimMs, age. C. veurs. who is a lineal dene, mlarit. evi.leiitly, of the man who turn el the lirxt inn into a hook :n.l dtarted after the ii(iatorial ileti iellS. I J.i-s: We give oi the oi Mirtunity to have your suits, skirls ami long mats mmle y a tailor, uu ! from the same ma terial usetl in men's suits. Our measurements mean sutiMfaetion, ami w e guarantee, rrieettream ahle. Aug. Tews, Seeoml St.. over llillloro Mereantile, The ocm HeaHon fur luuks oH-ns August 1, an. hunters will have to keep t vi.lenre of He to show any game wanlen or leiiuty. Ir. S. nml the Ar gus reirter are going out the very tirxt iby the Keu.son o ns. ami c.iect to hring hack a pair of horns, just to satisfy ('hurley Kussell. the deputy game war ilen, ami Charles as he wants "thf evidence to U' in evidence" w hen these go out. 'I he two e-p-ct to get the limit the first day three hocks, ami if they do not they will remain our the Second day. which will end the seusoii for them, without fail? When wanting an ice cream mxla, why not get it at a modern, up to date fountain where the syrup is kept in sanitary wells, nimt l into the glass ly a sani tary pump. That's the kind of fountain you w ill liml at Km U r's. Ihincan McMillan died at his home near IVavcrtou, Saturday. June 11. I'JKl. e was one of the Ix-st known men in that sec tion. He was Imrn in Ontario, I.K cars ago. For the hist eight years he has Ucn retired on Ins farm. e is survived hy his w idow and four children. Or. W. 0. McMillan, Lidrande; nml the Misses Katherine, NaU-lla and deorgina. of Irf-averton. J-or many years he ormted in the limU r districts of Michigan, and for eighteen years ierateU a farm tji Minmota. 1 have several ilehirahle rwi dence lots in Portland, clear of incumiirance which I wouhl like to iwrhangc for acreage near Korct (mive or Cornelius. Will pav some cash if necessary. II. T. Vance. WW, Kast ItTth SL. I'ortlaml. (re. Mr. ami Mrs.(!e, Horner and family, of California, after a short visit with relatives anil friends, left for home ester day, Mrs. Horner is a sister of Mrs. Lmklater and Mrs. arnes. The following ladies entertained in her honor the past week: Mrs. S. T. I.inklater. Mrs. It. W. Itarnes. Mrs. W. N. I tor. Ml and Mrs. Willis In land. -'or the liest values in hard ware of nil kinds, call on Have Corwin, who can sell you the U'st at the lowest ligues. Plumb ing; given prompt attention. Seeoml Street, south of Main. Mr. ami Mrs. A. W. Atulerson. of Australia, who visited with Or. I.inklater and family a few weeks ago, sailed from New York last Friday. As their sail ing date was the thirteenth of the month, and on Friday, and in a year that ended with thir teen, it's a safe wager that there is lit tin superstition in the An derson family. Oanecnml strawberry social at ('.range Hall. Amnio Oistrict. U-vond North Plains. Saturday even nir. Juno zl. Oekeis, ia cents. The public is invited. The Christian Church ladies will irivo n lawn social nt the church. Tuesday evening. June !. CimmI urogram. Refresh ments will consist of ico cream cake, straw berries and cream. If in need of fresh home-raised seed. Aberdeen variety, GAPT- J. H. MIllAtl moils- lAialU IraifcJy dialled Mere N-r IVrdville, in H5A SOW HUM AMiMW J. MlSflRS look up buaaliu Claim. AIUrirj Sold ml Muvrd In Portland Captain James II. McMillan, well know n in Washington County in it: early history as the slayer of A. J. Mrc ters, m ar Ueedville, in fO'. died ut Adamsville, Ohio, Monday. Jumi 1C, at the advanced age of ninety -one years. CapL McMillan crossed the plains in lsT.'iaii.l nettled near Reed ville, on a donation land claim of OH acres. e and A. .1. Mas ters, father of John Masters, of I! dishorn, had trouble and otic uay .iii-.Miuan laxl in wait with a rule ami killed Masters. McMillan afterward sold his farm and moved to Portland. where he bought land and plat- tei McMillan s Addition, on the Fast side, just U low the st"-l bridge. He Iwcaine very wealthy, and as age came on Iwcame very eccentric, having marital trouble while un octogenarian. About seven years ago McMil lan left Portland, and went l!ast to reside. Interment was held in Ohio, today. A daughter. June McMillan Ordway. has attained considera ble prominence as w riter of his lorie and other verse in the Ore gon country. PULSION M. JACKSON Preston M. Jackson, a resident of this county since ISol, did at the family home one mile east of this city. Tuesday morning. June 17. l'.i:i. after an intermittent illness covering several years. He was born in Harrison County, Indiana. July lkC!,.l, and was the win of the late llyer Jack son and wife, who emigrated to Oregon in 1 S-" I. llyer Jackson U ing the first county judge of Washington County. Mr. Jackson was married to Miss Frances Roy, March 20, lN'tH. the wife passing in I SI Hi, In 1 Wi he was married to Mrs, Melissa I unlin, the surviving wnlow. Five children were Uirn to his first marriage, Mrs. O. (I. Holmes, Portland; Mrs. Miles Purdin, Ranks; Ioreti P. Jack son and Miss l.ura Jackson, of IlillsUiro, and Mrs. Ada Hughes, deceased. Of his immediate family but one sifter survives, Mrs. Sarah Km rick, nf Portland. His father, llyer Jackson, died in IsTlt, and as one of the early . ? J1 v I) ( ha. jVxl Is. of Rank, wm in the city yesterday. Wanted (iirl for house rk. npjire Tel. ('ity .r7.'. Henry (Tiallacomtx. of Corne lius, was a city caller Tuesday. For sale: Two frctdi cows. ina Wcsxl. 1'itf C. F. Horneckcr. of li-isyville, wa in town Saturday. Lwt-Key, attached io white tajs.; Finder please leave at this othee. Jars. Jackson, of U low On-m-o, was a Hillslsiro visitor Saturlay. Frank Wallace, of Farmingtf.n. was in the city Tuesday. probate judges im mediately after I. i. .... ..I.. ....... .):..: i.,.i niuiiuoimiii .4MHIVV iia uiviueo from Washington County, had a great deal til do with its early judicial history. His mother, F.lizuhcth Jackson, died in ISKH) The funeral took place from the Congregational church. Wed nesday. nt three in the after noon, and interment was in the Masonic cemetery. As a citizen Mr. Jackson hai few eiiuals. Hta honesty anc integrity was never questioned Crecr and chorus ui't. l''ar"...KnsHnblo l:si" K' KU SAI.U iMitlil, run two sea r s:i i .,,r particulars, I David Wonger. llills- r'.. I.'nlll,, I . . " "111 I . ll'lllllllllllt ii.i:i MrKniulii. of North and Miss Lena l:il. denarted Tiu-s- 1,11 I'xlend,.,! visit with i. I , , - ' iinniiua. I'll, hmil ..I'll. 1 1... hiii! Iiard ware, nt prices , jii:-.l can in unit Mm Hie llillsboro ""Ml4 Annex, Second e-Vilkc-u .,,,,1 ,.,! . .. l.llj ' v"i. "I I" " KIT l'ity vytor9 tiirnip seed, Abenleen vatieiy. wasn splendid neighbor, pub- will deliver prepaid by parcels k Bpirit0i( ana a fathor who imst at 45 cents imt ound.- J. v.. t k (nt ,)rilJe in hjg children, ltills, llillsUin). U. II. 12-15 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keri nnd their niece, Margaret F.g gert, of Chicago, are visiting at the Hissner ranch, South Tuala tin. Just received - at the Peoples' Store, a lot of Lndies' Union unit, knee length, at 25 cents per suit. Kxperienced senmstroHfl, or tailoress, wanted nt once, by Christ Wuost. Second St. Tailor. " liorn, to Mr., nnd Mrs. John I. Marsh, of Centerville, June 12, 10111, n son. Kale plants for snle by the thousand. -Zitm Wl, llillsbo ro, phone City 202. 13 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Sholes. of Cornelius, were in the city Mon day eveninp. A lot of Indies' Summer vesta will be Bold at nine cents each, at the Peoples' Store. Jasper KelTer, of West Union finished threshing clover seed for lion Scott, Chas. Moom and Mr. Pierce, of the Ueedville-Witch Hazel section last night turning out over n ton and quarter in the throe lots. The clover was last vear's cut and the seed turned nut as nice nnd clean as a healthy immigrant's clearance before a port of entry. After the Forest Grove races advertisement had gone to press the management notilied the Ar- rus that there would be no rac imrnt that t.laco'next Sunday, owing to the fact that it was the last dav a racing, at lndopenu enee. The next race meet at Forest drove will bo held on Sunday, Ji'ne 20. One. largo shitiment of chil Hren'fl now straw hats, all the newest styles, at the Peoples' Store. xunDruf Drppi rrr I fillUIILW ULUUI OLI freejy naiE Ik-nvrrton Italian I Ji bo rrr Ac quitted of statutory Offi-nte Jl WiE CAMIUIU ORDfJIS Jt LV JlBY L J. Francis, of Tualatin, was up to the county seat Monday morning. For dressmaking call on .Mrs. I. W. Ilines. Main Street, one loor west of Or. Wixxl's o:!e. J. ('. pH-ach, of North Plains. was a county seat caller the last of the wii'lt. Kale planU for sale. I ifty enU js-r thousand. C. Relne, lilIsU.ro. 11-M Si-nator llollis. of Forest Grove. was in town Monday, on legal business. Rememlier the dance at Rt th- any llall. directed tiy l M. luell, Saturday evening, June 21. J. K. lUmnett. of near Orenco, was a city visitor the laat of the week. New four-room bungalow and one aero of land for rent or saie. erms. Dunning-Frentzel Lum- er (!o. 0. R. Wheeler and family, of Aloha, were in the county seat yesterday. Dance at New Helvetia Hall. Saturday evening, June21. 'Iu-k- ts, Jl. including supper, l irst lxs.s Portland music. 11-11 Fred CiH'tze and Ja.s. Iudon, of. P.ltxitning, were in town Sat urday, greeting friends. Wo are again agents for the famous HazelwiKnl Ice Cream, and solicit your orders for brick or bulk.- Koclier's Confectionery Krvine IJurkhaltcr, of South Tualatin, was transacting busi mms in tow n yesterday morning. Wanted (Iirl for housework. Witch Hazel Hop Farm. Ad- Iress J. L. P.artlett, Heaverton, Ore.. II . I!ox 51. Former Attorney (aeneral C. M. Idleman, of Portland, was in in town the first of the week, on 'gal business. We have a large supply of fireworks, pistols and balloons. skyrockets, etc., for the Fourth of July.- Kocber's Confection ery. 12-11 Mn. W. H. Rutlain and friend. Miss Gertrude Kellev. of Seattle, are to visit their iriomis, Mr. and Mrs. M. Dw iza, of llillsboro. If you want farm wagons, bug gies, implements, mowers, rakes. etc., call on K. I. lurner. at laurel, general merchandise and groceries. l-z Dr. W. 1. Cunningham, wife and children, ot urenco, nave gone to F.lmore Park, on the Tillamook coast, for a fortnight s vacation. Have you tried some of the elicious Hazel wood ice cream? It pleases the eve, tickles the plate, and satisfies the mind. koobor s confectionery. 12-11 W. V. Wilev departed Monday for a trio to Wallace, Idaho, ar.d other Fast of the mountains points. For sale -Span mules, 5 and ( years, ytw each; good workers Team, wagon and harness. - J. H Gerstenschlager, one mile north of Reed ville. 11-1.1 .Geo. Zctzman and son-in-law, Ren Sahnow, ot Centerville, were in the city yesterday morn mg. I have moved into ArchMd's house, on Third and Lincoln St, nnd 1 will have my otlice in the front room of the house in the future. Dr. Sixer. Judge J. U. Campbell, of the circuit court will make the Fourth of July oration at Hills boro. D. M. McLauchlan, in charge of the engines and motive junvcr of the S. P. on all branch lines, was in town today, coming down from Albany, and going over to lillamook. C. P. Wundorlich, of Center ville. was in town Tuesday. He reported everybody busy haying. and says that in the stretch of road between here and his home he met but two teams. Taken up: Rlack filly.betwoen two and three; hind feet white, white snot over eye. Owner prove property, pay charges am take same away. Henry J Smith, Roy, Ore. 12-14 Cliff Iong, who is taking les sons in navigation on a Portland Astoria steam boat, was out last evening. Cliff says he expects to be able to captain a scow in a few months. Circuit Court ia Sioa Tail Wert, for Clcariaf Doikct Andrew I!eggi, an Italian labor- r, of Reaverton, was acquitted y a jury Tuesday afternoon. leggi was indicted for a statu tory ofTenHo. and he was unable to give Und. He has been in jail Rtvoral months, and as he can talk but little English his in carceration has not been the finest thing in the world. The reputation of the state witness for truth and veracity probably lad the most important bearing on the verdict, and the jury ap peared to think that she was not worthy of Itelief. The jury: icrman Reese, Jos. A. Moore, has. H. Ramford. K. R Collins. Id. Shute. L F. fcmmott, Mar tin Vandehey. S. r. Goodwin. iichard 15camish, T. M. Kerr I C. Vaught and G. F. Smithline. The court instructed the clerk and sheriff to draw a jury for the July term, and a panel will be called to report the third Mon day in the month. In the case of Vogt vs Schram- t-ll Rros. & Davies, the court gave the plaintiff a decree for an unpaid balance on the sale of tirnlier to the sawmill firm, now in the hands ol a receiver in ankruptcy. Decrees of divorce were grant ed in Sargentich vs Sargentich. and Coojicr vs Cooper. CAUI) OF THANKS We desire to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neigh hors for the many kindnesses ex tended during our recent be reavement, the death and obse- luies of the late John Gnos, and we return especial thanks to the U'nedictine fathers, of ML Angel, and Father Mark W. Lap- pen, ot liillsuoro. Jacob Michel and wife, Mrs. Silma Riechard, Anton Gnos and wife, Fred Doeber and wife. Frank Regan and wife. llillsboro, June 10, 1013. SCHOOL MEETING I he annual school meeting in llillsl)oro. Monday, was not very largely attended, between fifteen and twenty being in attendance. A. C. Shute was re-elected di rector, and reter boscow was 15 J- :yl-i (Many Years School Clerk.) again selected for clerk, lhis leaves the school board the same as last year, Dr. Tamiesie, Mayor 11. 1. Hagley and Mr. bhutecon stituting the trio that will again handle the destinies of the dis trict for another year. Peter Roscow, succeeding himself, for many years has been clerk tor his district, and his service ever has been acceptable, giving the district conscientious work. AI told Mr, Roscow has been i school clerk here and at West Union, for over 30 years. NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned up till two p. m., Monday, July 71913, for furnishing all materials and com pleting ready for occupancy a school building to be erected on Fir Street, between Second and Third, Hillsboro, Orepron. Plans and specifications may be seen at my residence in Hillsboro. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, and if contract shall be made a bond will be required for faithful performance. Mark W. Lappen, Pastor SL Matthews Church, Hillsboro, Oregon. Hillsboro, June 10. 1913. For sale Registered Jersey bull, 9 months old; vigorous, and from excellent strain of milkers. Also a few grade Guernseys, choice young cows. Phone 655 Line 16, or address Ferd Groner, Hillsboro. Ore., R. 2. 13tf Father Mark W. f.aie n U thia week advertising for bids for the new Catholic school, which, is to be built on the church property, this Summer. The building will be two-stnry. and will have four rooms. Two teacher, will I; in stalled at the dedication of the building. The funds are now being raised to build the struc ture, there are many Catholic families who will come to Hills boro as result of this buildini. and the school i3 already prom ised a large number of students. Training in the dormitiV arionroa and music will be in addition to the regulation school course pre scribed by law. Rids will lie 'boned the first Mondav fpr July 4. On account of business taking me away from Hillsboro, I am forced to sell my beautiful home at a sacrifice. It is the best house of its size in the county. It was built to live in. not for sale; no expense wa3 spared to make it comfortable and conven lenL You will say it is a bar gain at the price, address P. 0. box 121 0-tf For Rent Three and one-half acres, all in crop; 1 mile from court house, on North Plains road, near brick yard; 3-room house, barn and good well, at $8 per month. Milch cow for sale. A. W. Marshall. II llsboro. Or.. II D. 3. 13-5 annual mission-festival next Sun day, in Geo. iJiersdort s Krove, with services at 10 in the morn ing and at 2 in the afternoon. The Rev. A. Gahl, of Sheridan, and the Rev. C. Hereth. of Cor- vailis, will preach the mission sermons. Both have a host of friends and apnnnintanrp horn and will meet with a hearty wel come. A light lunch will be served at noon hv the ladies nf the congregation. To give the Hillsboro Lutherans a chance to attend these special services, the regular services in Hillsboro will be dropped. I want to rent a' farm, with anywhere from five to fifty acres under cultivation, with plenty of good pasture. No objections to some distance out. Can give references. A. Corfien, Hillsbo ro, Ore., Route 5. 13-15 Butter the best kind, guaran teed to be first-class, at 63c per roll;5chulmench butter, the best on earth, at iOc;Gun Powder tea. at 6m lb. ; bchillings baking pow- der, l lb. cans, vk. for baturday We are headquarters for fruits and jars see our assortment ot jars before buying. Prices the lowesL We will pay 20c for eggs Saturday. We need them. Bring all you can. See our assortment of lunch goods for picnics. Closed all day July 4th. Order early as we are going to celebrate too. Morton & Freeman. Elmo Tallman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tallman, of Buxton. lost all the fingers of his left hand while working in a logging camp for the Portland Lumber Company, a few days ago. The young man was stout and active, and is about 21 years of age. The loss of the hand will be a serious handicap to him. He was reeling cable when his hand was caught in the pulley, "The Man From Outeide," a 3-reel drama, of great interest twin brothers taking tfie leading roles will be shown at the Peo ple s Theatre, next Monday and luesday nights. W. C. Kahle, a Forest Grove pool hall proprietor, was assessed 525 by Judge W. I). Smith, yes terday, the charge being that he allowed minors in his place of business. There were three charges against him, but upon paying the quarter century fund for two, he was allowed to depart without prosecution on the third. In all likelihood the city coun cil will before long order a catch basin on the Linklater corner, Second and Lincoln. When the rains get in their deadly work there is generally a pool of wa ter on that corner, and about the only relief appears to be an out let Twenty penciled Indian Run ner ducks, English, for sale, at 1 5 cents each. Mis. H. P. Crom well, Beaverton, Ore., Route 2. Residence between Aloha and Huber. The Everfresh Plant is almost completed and steam will- be turned on this week, for testing purposes. The company will be ready to receive strawberries on Monday morning, June 23, and other products will be accepted as fast as they are ready for the markeL Opening dance at pavilion in City Park, Saturday evening. June 28. Tickets, 50 cents. The public is invited. Walkers or chestra. Auto service, each way, ID cents. 13-14 For sale Family horse. 9 yrs. 1050; top buggy; surrey; single harness. Kev. Emu Huber. Bethany, Portland, Ore., Route 2. ., 13-15 the F. A. BAILEY, M. a Pbyttrlaa aad lirftwa Office: VpHtln la SckalaMrick Uaac siJtic Moatfcwa mrmm Bmtltmm n-l Mnxxl MtrwNo. Bat Fkmmm. S.T. LINKLATlR.ll.l.Cla. PHYSICIAN AND SUftGtO opiUlrt om Too DalU tmm R1MO loot f Oort " I a IK . " vf ih aioaa. i irmjuifuum Offlr R. M. ERWIN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SUBGION sorgho &r.p.n.4B,r.in Main Street.. HUUfaoro, Oragoa. lYivwinjiruu Office ELMER H. SMITH M. D. D. Ol PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH Office u, a. -. I lo J fx a. v.. ixmj BlgBI. Wmm Ohonet. (Mice orer Uillaboro NattoaaL. Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAlf PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night Iedepetuleat Ptrtii " OREXCO, . . OIHCOH J. O. BOBB, XL D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OPFICEUpotalr. a SchalaMrkh Mg. Reideace:--Batelio Street, atcoaa Uot east of South Sid HUwt BoUi Pbooea office aad waiilima. IWJAWKO. . OREGON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon! Office; hoart 9 to u a. m.; a to $ Calla aasweted day or aigat Both phooea. Office la Americas Nafaaaal Bank, auotain. HILLSBORO, . . ORROON DAQLEY A UARS ATTORNBTS-AT-LAW Boom 1 aid X 8kita BilUlRf HILLSBORO, . , fJttaOI. E. B. TONQUB ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office apttaira ia Schalabarkk Rlack W. P. Lillia. detoetivn for Oregon Electric, was in the city yesterday, on business for the company, and calling on friends. rmrmmomku JOHN II. WALL ATTORNRY-AT-LAW Upstairs, A. C Shote Bldg. Malaltt aa4 HILLRBOBO, W. N. BARRETT ATTORNET-AT-LAW Ornot: Main 8 treat, op. Oaant H HILLSBORO Mi ,iiiMMi4 THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office, npatalra la Schnlaatrlck Btoek Hillsboro, - - Orcoa Wo, a C4aaM . MhBN 9. giafaai SCHNABEL & LaROCHE tratMfairaeaott aWn.nil.T.Ali.lw,.. auisKa. 24iaoMBW. ttitmkea a r natm nnranaat laiailil iat r ftta ta aua nit VilAlilllrillAaltM U. Ittcak-attMuMit B taJlkm: tab KM aa Bf aiaaw, ot-4W4 Wow ataaMiai PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. B. PITTBNGBR Dentist Offloe ap-atalra oror HUlaboro Nattoaal Bank. HILLSBORO ------ ORBOOH DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trmieaie Bldg. ltnnn I aad j HILLSBORO, ORE. Main aad Tklid. DR. C. H. POLLOCK, A WAR IO t Upstairs, in Linklater Delta Building, Main Street Hillsboro - - - Or. Dr. S. M. REAGAN VxTkaituav Physician A Somaaoil & DftMTlST. Graduate Kansas City Veter inary College. 20 years prac tical experience. Offica, on Third St, one-kail block aartR of Main, In Kerr A Pickaaa BalUiag. Pkoaa Office, Main 783; Ratidtaea, Ctty IJJ. Argus sad JourBsl,