oyi. CHURCHILL TALKS
U COUNTY TEACHERS
I. ill ll I.I al lual-
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SHU'S llMlsst
At a mating hl. n aH
ll.'iEhU Uw, Saturday
vt-fnnt. m the int.-rt-nt 4 ,f ir,.
r..k it wa ar,.,.( by r.
lent in r.m.l dmtrK-t N 3 t(,
fun.Hh all the luUran.J team
retiir.-. put amotion f if,,,
road .hhhu,k thrush MrAf.-e'a
r.k U.I t.. in into lu-wahle rm-
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sa IVI milk 1 hauled for the nm.li-nr
at IlillhUro ha, l-en auhrerKriJ
during a k'l part of th wiriti-r
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WMIMM AS HISIMSS MCll.lt
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I ii'l.iH Uisy of Portland.
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Sw VHtinniver, Wash.,
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Mhep. y0 take liia run
tlllH "SI.HIL'h of I I,
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tru.-Hlatof atTairn wrrf t.rotiK'ht
in limn-.'. o thin riitl a M-titiun
Kit-:n.-, i.v r.-Hii.-nt of the dm
In. t ha U-.-II fi.r-Aari.. to tin
nullity court. I oiilril.uto!
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WXlNCiallnlK. of Pnrtl;...,!
ill I-- in llillHU.ni, Saturday,
hi.. at I Inl.-I Washitu'1..--'
ln't fail l. conioilt them uUtut
your ) n. kIuhh.h. There w
a Kiiular n n i n that Kla.HH.-H
hhoul.l not N'-Aornai long as tin,
even ran mmt.y v, t alorijf with
out them. ' here never wan 1
greater tniHlake. The very first
itiiiil.ini of defective cyctiiKlit.
I lie lirit iiiiliiuttiin nf fatufiu
hIh.iiIiI Im- r.-coiui.-il a-t tiatur.-'H
all f.r help. To tn-r-oHt in f.irc
inif tlx- eyes to H-rfortn -Aurk
yreai mr iiieir eniiuratu-e im
iini.ly nn nl.uxe of Hie ni.wt
.fn.iiis Ketie we have. Iiic
.nal.r M-rcentne nf cataract
an. I other .li-ieaHi-H of the eye are
l'roii.'ht aU.ut l.y thin hal.il more
than from nil nther raum com.
l-iiu'.l. In many cxm-h ln-a.la. he.
in nraliia. iiervoimneHA, irrilal.il
ilv, Hi-Miinnia. nervous nilra
tn'ii an, I Heemitu; ntu.i,ity in
t'lnl.lreu are tine to defective
viium ntnl are relieved ut unci'
hy iroM-rly adjuhted yla.is.-ii. If
i,U have the Nllthleitt HUMpiciutl
that your eyes are tint perfectly
corn et l.-t lr L.w e & Turner
examine them for you. If you
In tint tier. I Hansen they most
lmitivclv will not recoinineinl
them, 1 h. ir tlassit are vruarun
teed to yi- entire sat i.s faction
whether they cimt $- or more,
hon't fi.r-.ret the dale. S-ore
of lhlKU.ro reference.
Mrs. L A. K00.I. of First
Street, returned thin werk from
an extendeil slay at (K-ean I'ark.
Cat. She says hhe is to k'cl
Lack to Oregon, even if the Win
ter climate is more rigorous thun
California. Uains have Un-n
very frequent in the South, this
Winter, she says. Mrs. II.hI
visited with her tlcplu-WS. JcSSe
ui, I Frank Stewart. U.th of
w hum are doim nicely in the
South, Jesse is interested in a
manufai turinif concern, and
Fiank is tnakmt; k'ood an at
torney in l,os Angeles.
Fmil I. Kurutli has Iniulit out
his hrollur J. C.'s inten-st in
the K. al F.state and l-oan husi
lo ss, and w ill cotnliU't the busi
ness himself at the same jiluoe
over the llillsls.ro National Hank
Uuihlinif. List your property
Willi him. he ill k'ive !
Mpiare deal. Money to loan
on fai 111 security. Notary Full
lie. 17 tf
F. It. Tongue rereiveil iiotioe
yesterday that he ha.l won the
case of Flmore Pack inif Ci. ver
sus ( -lat. sop County and the Stale
C.ame Commission. Thin if the
thir.l l.rief printed hy the Arjrus
that rarrieil victories in the Su
preme Court w ithin the last three
weeks.
The Kinton Hum! will put on a
dnimii lit the Kinton school
house, entitled "Chip of the Fly
in IT I'." Saturday veninir, Feh.
'Jl. l'.'l I, after which an oyster
supper w ill he served at l?f '' "ts
a plate. The puhlio if rorJially
invited.
J. F. IWwick, of Oronco. was
in town Monday. Orenco now
has cilv water a blessing that
can't he estimated in dollars and
cents.
Death to headaches glasses
lit led bv Drs. I .owe & Turner.
They will be in llillslstro. Satur
day, February 2S. nnd at Forest
drove, Friday. February 27.
John Caldwell, of above Hanks,
wan acily caller. Tuesday. He
was aeeompanied by Thos. Turk,
formerly of the Nehalem.
New Spring styles and fabric
for men's and ladies' suits and
coals nrrived and on display ut
Christ Wuest's.
Mrs. I.izie Williams and Miss
Myrtle Wieniecke, of South Tua
latin, were city caller the last
of (he week.
Rhode Island Red WW, for
hatching purposes. Call uty
11)7. "
W. T. Huffman, with the P.
U. & N., came over from lilla
mook the first of the week.
Want Kill Tor peneral housework.-
TeU'phone Main
IlillsDoro.
John Ilerper. of Bethany, was
a city caller yesterday.
A. h Croenl, of Hethany, was
Mm. Mary F. Nix.
)ver Went and North a !
'tt. w.-ll known
at Morse Hall, leaver
Satiirday v.-nini', February
..ni-ir l.y I iM-IU- a orchestra.
I'.-fin Fnt. in the I. II & N
tumi'- service, was a I'ortland
Hii.r y-Kter!ay.
Wm. Mnreiisen. of fJarden
Home, was in town the last of
lh- week.
Wanted To rent, an invalid's
wh.el chair. Telephone Main
). llili-iU.ro.
Mark T. Cox. one of the old.
timers of the l.al.-s Creek section
vm outuy as a seller of real
estate, died at the family home
in Forest Crove. the first of the
wk. She was a.-d k", years,
and had sold more real estate in
the county than other individual
in the business sl,.. .1..
11.1- j
wiN'of Forv.st (irove'rt iniirn.r i
tl . a. . I
ioiil. .Mxon. tu a I'u.Ht of his mother Mm V
was a city caller. .Monday, pav-
in taxes.
A '. for Ca:sh value Home in.
d i .try KUrtipn. with every pur
chase. ;-t your iremium3 at
HilisUiroH stores. H. li. Km-
inntt
K. M. I'urdin, of Portland, was
in I.,., oil.' I ... I,l . r . L. I.
. ... n. . mil ui im-weeK,
M. Jackson
dentist. Dr.
whom she wa-s marri.-d in l7-i,
She was an early pioneer. h-,v- Frsa!e -Two fr.-sh milk cows;
inifcnH.-d the plains with her 'row and heif.-r, fresh in March
parents when a child. jJ.-rM-y bull, t years old. K. C.'
1 nree cnii.ireti survive m. .Makers, half mile Houth of
.erri-,n. 01 I'ortland. and Mrs. i Aloha. ' .1(8
m .Tiiai iian. 01 in s Mini
Tillamook evidently has been
having the same trouble with
cal.vs b'irif killed as a matter
of economics as we have.
I'.arr.-d riym-mtli lM-k egtr?,
fmm pure lire.! low Is. fur sale,
for hatching, 17 cents per set
ti'ii: ot !.". John Vanderwal.
40-8
children hy th- first husband;
Dr. IL, P. Nixon, Forest Crove.
Mrs. Nixon was a woman nf
strong character, and in the davs
of the depression in the tiiti.-ti.-s
worked hard and faithfuilv :,t
her business a" real estate .-al
er. .She studied conditions ami
soils, and there were few better Hn'sl-oro. Fast Fir
authorities on lands and Iota-1 .!,,;, ,w :-.w, n...i a
llOtlS. 1. , ...1 ; .. . . .
. - . 1 .inii.-n in niai 1 uike ui
j the !: avcrton Catholic Church,
Orrman SH-akini S.icty 1 1-, ,. rf , Kev. Father James
- 1 1'. O'Flynn olliciating.
1'he (Jerman SiM-aking Society of ! I have .,n... ti,..r..ii,r,l,rn,i
WashitiKlon County will hold a Marred KH-k cs-kerels for sale.
meeting at the M-iose Hall. !., l each. Tel.-nhoiiw Main
Washinuton Street. Saturday.'i lis;, ( r call at Anderson's Second
March 7. at one o'clock in the ! Street Harder Shoo.
- . .t.l .... , - '
aiiernoon. ineNx'iciv reuu. st
anen.iance 01 all tneml.ers as
matters of importance will be
taken up. j
1
1
IIMO'IMV l. lU ZMxk'll
Timothy Porter P.u.hard. who
suffered a strke of paralvsis a
few days Is-fore passing, died at
Mhs Lulu Donelson, of Port
land, where she has a sisition
with the lloltz store, was out
.Monday, a witness in circuit
en'irt.
Will exchange city property,
worth $l..r00, corner house, on
(Jaribal.li Aye. and (Ilencoe Hoad.
HilisUiro. lot MOxlnO; for farm
II. Jeibmann. Hills-4f-8
his home in llillsU.ro. Friday. I , ,
v.. 1.- M 11.1 1 11.. 1. ! Ihto. Ore.
ii i. 1 11.11; 1,1, 1, ii.-w ,t.i mil n j
in Pes Moines, Iowa, .March 1. Judge l.enson, ol Mamaln and
l.S4'ril, and when a young man Lake, was here yesterday, hold-
moved to Nebraska. Residing j ing a session of circuit court for
there some years he went to Judge Campbell, who was on the
Oklahoma in lSlC He w as united
in marriage to Miss Minnie A.
Robinson, at Pond Creek, Okla
in February, P.ml. Three years
ater they moved to HillsUirn,
where he has U-en engaged in
his work as a carpenter. As he
was a good, conscientious work
man he never lacked for employ
ment When the Commercial
Hotel burned a few years ago.
while trying to assist in saving
some 01 the occupants, he was
overheated, ami from that time
las been in ioor health.
Mr. nuzhard was a good citizen
and his quiet and unostentatious
ways made him many friends.
le had the confidence of a wide
irele of intimate acquaintances
who held for him high esteem
and respect
The funeral took place Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Nalandigham
officiating, and a large concourse
of friends and neighUrs attended
the oksequies. He is survived
iy Mrs. ltuzhard. and a little
lauirhter. Domthy. A sister and
two brothers, in the Fast, sur
vive of his immediate family.
CARD OF THANKS
Mv sincere and heartfelt thanks
are tendered our friends and
neighlsirs for the many acts of
kindness and sympathy extended
during our bereavement, the
death and obsequies ol my late
uisband, T. P. Huzhard.
Mrs. T. P. Huzhard. Hillsboro,
Ore.. Feb. IS, ltU I.
PUHLIC SAI.I;
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic sale at the Ira Lradloy farm,
a half mile east of (Ireenville, at
10 a. m on
FRIDAY, FFRRUARY 27
Horse, C yrs, 1100; yearling colt,
saddle pony, full blooded Poland
China brood sow, 11 shouts, 4 doz
Harred Rock hens, 3 white Leg
horn roosters, pair of turkeys,
pair guineas, 5 Highland geese,
iron wheeled wagon, hack, cart.
Pi-passenger wagon, McCormick
mower, hay rake, peg-tooth har
row, spring-tooth harrow, walk
ing plow, sulky plow, 1-horse
cultivator, set work harness, set
hack harness, 5 tons oats, 10 tons
hay. Also some household goods
anil other things too numerous to
m..ntion. Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale All sums under
$10. cash; $10 and over. 8 months
time at 8 per cent on approved
notes; 2 per cent oir for cash on
all sums over $10.
Ira K. Hradley, Owner.
J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer.
Geo. F. Naylor. Clerk.
The Loyal Order of Moose will
give a dance at Hillsboro Hall,
Saturday evening, February 28.
Tickets. $1; Walker's orchestra.
Everybody welcome. 48-a
bench in the South, as a matter
of exchange of courtsey.
Mrs. F. J. Johnson, the dress
maker, has oHned a dressmaking
parlors upstairs in the Hillsls.ro
National Rank Annex, and will
be pleased to meet former pa
trons as well as future patrons.
Monday, February Z, at 5:!0,
the ladies of St. Matthews Church
will give a chicken dinner. The
alTair will be held in the new
Catholic school building, and af
ter dinner there will be dancing
ami cards. FveryUnly is invited.
School District No. 32 (Cherry
drove), this county, has author
ized the issuance of $5000.00
bonds, six per cent, and desires
to sell the same at once. For
further information, write John
M. Wall, HillslM.ro. Oregon.
Well improved 50 acre farm
near Rethany for sale, at a very
reasonable price; 11 miles from
Portland; 40 acres under cultiva
tion; good buildings, good or-
1 1 ! .. .. - t :
cnaiti, living waier. investi
gate this place. Inquire at the
olliceof !. I. Kuratli. 47tf
Monday. February 23, at 5:30,
the ladies of St. Matthews
Church will give a chicken din
ner. The affair will be held in
the new Catholic school building,
and after dinner there will be
dancing and cards. Kverybody
is invited.
Cows tor sale Ourentire herd
of 21 head of choice dairy cows,
Holsteins, Durhams and Jerseys.
All fresh or will be in ten days.
Heavy producers, large, and in
good condition. Peterson Bros.,
Forest drove. Telephone 0198
and (VJOx. 46-8 -
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker, of Clarks
tou, Wash., was in town this
week, the guest of her mother,
Mrs. M. A. Powell, and her sis
ter. Mrs. L. A. Long. She has
just returned from a trip to Cal
ifornia, nnd is enroute home.
She brings the usual report of
heavy nuns in the usually dry
state.
For sale: White Leghorn
chickens -a few choice cockerels
ami about 50 breeding hens; also
eggs ami day old chicks in sea
son. Order early as supply is
limited. F.arlv chicks make the
Fall lavers. Write for prices and
particulars.-Campbell & Rogers
Poultry f arm, iwuie 4, iox zu,
Ileaverton, Ore. 40tf
John Parsons, of Centerville,
was in the city yesterday. He
recently returned . from a two
months stay in England, where
he had not visited his relatives
for 27 yetirs. Mr. Parsons says
that thi roads there in the rural
districts are simply line, nnd that
Ihcv are not using macadam.
Thev use an asphalt or tarlike
cover, and Mr. Parsons says it
makes even line walking,
GOV. WEST HD
BY HILLSBORO GOE
Ijocal Organiiation KcmIvcs That
Executive is Right
PASSES COHMENDATOBY RESOLITION
Tarawa Harpaoa lata Pipers Whka are
Critkiaiag Wed
Gov. Oswald West has a firm ad
vocate in the Hillsboro Grange,
which recently passed the follow
ing resolution
lie it resolved by the Hillsboro
Grange, No. 73, Patrons of Hus
bandry:
That inasmuch as our esteemed
governor is meeting with sharp
criticism because of his recent ac
tions in upholding and sustaining
the dignity of the laws of the
State of Oregon;
We deem it our duty to encou
rage and commend him for bin
noble service.
Be it further resolved
That certain n0wsr.3r.pra in
doing great harm to the good in-
(ZOprOJHtitZl) HOST
Commended by Local Grange
tention of the law by their unjust
criticism, and by doing so are
encouraging lawlessness on the
part of liquor dealers, and neg
lect of duty on the part of offi
cers: it beinc evident that such
actions on the part of such mem-
oers 01 me press is inienueu 10
thwart the aim of the law.
lie it further resolved that a
copy of this resolution be sent to
me governor ana the editors of
the Hillsboro papers."
JACOB STAHLE
Jacob Stahle, for over 13 years
a resident of the Helvetia section
died at the family home, Friday,
reb. 13, 1914. after an extended
illness. He was born in Canton
Zurich, Switzerland, Dec. 4, 1843
and came to America when a
young man. He came to Oregon
in 18S0, and settled in Helvetia
in 1890. He was married to
Madeline Linder, in Portland,
July 5, 1892. The widow and
the following children, all at
home, survive: Emma, Louise,
Henry, Irene, and Llsie.
The funeral took place, Mon
day afternoon, at Helvetia, and
interment was in the local ceme
tery there.
Mr. Stahle was sober, indus
trious,- and a kind husband and
father.
to
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
Mnry Wheaton to W C Winslow, nnrl
1 , Hit in t 1 ts t'enclivale - II
Win n.ogiten to Kli Walker, tract JJ
Hrov'ilen Acre 1000
W B Wolfe to Franklin Jolinton, 40
a arc 7 tiarj w
Kilw Keasler to J T Oerriah, 61x99 ft-
lot 1 blk 4 Humphreys ad
A I. l,miti to V I, l.nUis, 5 acres in
Alexander Actea tiati w
Isa Stewart to Bertha Irvine, 80 a
aec 6 t 1 1 f 3 w
Herman Metirer to H Gilliam, lot in
Metzger Actea 250
Hsrvey Hill to w W Hutchinson,
10.15 Willow Brook Farm 10
Herman Metzeer to J 8 Sp.-ncer, 2
lots in Metier Acre 675
Arthur K Kletcher to W G Kowarils,
tract in Smockviue IJoo
R J Thomas et al to Kliahcth Berst,
tract in lAwrence llall die 10
Frank Matthiesen to I W Noble, 5 a
near Orenco - 10
M J Driscoll to T B I-eiinard, 10.9 a
ace 10 1 2 a r 1 w .2150
SURPRISE PARTY
A very pleasant birthday sur
prise was tendered to Henry
Haase Jr., f eb. 15, at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Haase. I he evening was
spent in playing games. At a
late hour light refreshments were
served. At midnight the party
dispersed after wishing Henry
Jr. many happy returns of the
day. Those present were: The
Misses Lydia Thurhner, Elsie
Pfahl. Alma and Mary Koch.
Lilly and Helen Goetze, Louise
Dober, Saloma Gnos, Clara Epler,
Emma Sinay, Lottie Neukirch;
Messrs. Frank Koch, Johnnie
Koehnke. Will Thurhner. Glenn
Epler, Charlie, Oscar and Her
man Pfahl. John stark, f red.
Joseph and Emil Dober, Henry
Schulenberg, Edward Wolfe,
John Goetze, Louie Neukirch,
Arnold Gnos, Wilhelm Goetze.
"Alabama." a play descriptiv
of sectional feeling engendered
by the Civil War. and how heart
rose superior to prejudice, will
be presented at the Crescent
Theatre Fridav vmnr I.VK
27, by the Drama Class of Pacific
University. E. L. Perkins, of!
MUIsuoro. 13 In the cat and it is
said that the rendition of this
poDular play as given by the lo
cal talent of the two towns, is
splendid. On Feb. 11 the play
was stageo; at rorest Grove, and
all speak highly of the creditable
manner of performance. Mr.
Perkins has the leading charac
ter, and it is said that he does
the part justice. The ulav
abounds in pathos, comedy and
climaxes. PoDular t.rices. and
seats will be on sale at McCor
mick s. next Wednesday. A big
house is exDected. The net r.ro-
ceeds will tro into the Social Cir
cle fund. Do not overlook this
splendid production.
Mrs. G. W. Hinea will nut in a
small Stock of Ml inerv in rnn
nection with Dress Mak ins? oar
lore. She invites the ladies of
Hillsboro and those of the mir-
roundim? country to call and ex
amine her stock, and also would
like them to inspect her work. in
the ares3 making department
which is of the best Residence.
corner of First and Oak. Phone
City 167.
PKOrifrsSlONAL
The new Ford3. a carload of
which have been unloaded bv
the Wilkes Auto & daratre Co..
are being admired by those who
are interested in the automobile
business. The 1914 mod"! has a
rather neater aooearance than
the old models, and the little
ieiiows are growing in populari
ty every dav. The com nan v sold
one yesterday to a Tigard citi
zen, and the way things are
looking the carload will suffer a
depletion in numbers before the
season is fairly on. The machine
sells for $025 delivered.
To heln celebrate our 8th an
niversary. Saturday, Feb. 28, we
want every bov and trirl from 16
years down to the smallest to
come to our store on that day.
We will give to each a biz cone
of the swellest sherbet ever
made -the Weatherlv kind.
Don't forget the date the last
day this month. Den of Sweets.
Harry Lappen, of Belfast Ire
land, arrived here Tuesday eve
ning, and is a guest of his cousin,
Rev. rather Lappen, of St Mat
thews' Church. The visitor has
just graduated from the National
University, at Dublin, and wants
to take in the West before set
tling down to business. He likes
Oregon and Hillsboro, and may
locate here.
Male Help Wanted I . will
teach several young men the
automobile business in ten weeks
by mail and assist them to good
positions. No charge for tuition
until position is secured. Write
today. R. S. Price, Automobile
Expert Box 463, Los Angeles,
Cat.
R. K. Simpson, a prominent G.
A. R., of East Hillsboro, has
been confined to his room for
several days, and many of his
friends have been calling on him.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson thank
their triends for the many little
kindnesses bestowed, and for the
flowers brought to cheer the
sick room.
Ernest Kroner, the architect
for the Carnegie library building,
was in the city yesterday. He
states that in all probability the
plans have now been passed up
on by the Carnegie Corporation,
and are on the way back to Ore
gon. Building will begin some
time. this year, but the exact date
can not be determined.
There will be a basket social
given at the McKinley school
house, Dist No. 81, Saturday
evening, Feb. 28. Ladies are re
quested to please bring baskets.
"Back to the Country Store'
will be presented by the McKin
ley Dramatic uub. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Frank Miller was arrested the
last of the week for attempting
to beat Mrs. Bow beer out of a
board bill. He was released on
$100 bail, and has since settled
the account He alleges that he
had no intention of defaulting
the bill.
Martin Schultz, of Buxton,
was convicted of using obscene
language to a Buxton young lady.
and Judge Smith last Saturday
suspended sentence upon pay
ment of $76 costs. Many Bux
ton people were down to the
trial. .
Henry Messinger. of Portland.
and Viola Elizabeth Wilson, of
this county, were united in mar
riage in this city, Feb. 17. 1914.
Rev. Myers of the M. E. church.
officiating.
Francis A. Davies and Ruth E.
Richardson, of between Beaver
ton and Tigard, were united in
marriage at the Tigard Parson
age, Feb. 15, 1914, Rev. Albright
officiating.
For sale: Gray mare. 5 years,
about 1200. Broke, double and
single; sound and true. Eugene
Uelplanche, near Schieffelin, Cor
nelius, Ore., Route 1. 48-0
Louis Welch and Luella Avery,
of Laurel, were granted license
to wed, this week. . . w .
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNKV-AT-LAW
Ortioea np stair in Schulmeri.-h Block
JOHN 1. WALL
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Upstairi, A. C. Shuts BMg, Main;& md
HILUJHORO. - OKMOI.
F. A. HA I LEY, M. D.
PkyiirUa anil MargB
Office: I'pataita ia Scbalmtrira Blocs
. RmiuVnr- -Hotitlismt rwraar Kajalta
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R. M. GRWIN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ;
Sqrueoo S. P. R. A !.. V. K. tt R.
Kyt.
Oir.ce ia the Tanner Bfcck. THir.1 aa4
Main MrerU, llil!Kru. Oregon.
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PHYSICIAN Si SURGKON
OSTEOPATH
Office Hour 9 to 1 1 a. m.; i to j p. m.
jurwur, luurwlay, hatuntay 9 to I
Calls anwervil at iirht H.W
phone. Otlire over Hiltsboru National.
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J. O. ROBB, II. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGF.ON
OFFICK:-t'pa.-airaia Schalnxrick B'dg.
PHOMK3 Office. City 184; Rea. City 864
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DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
Office bonra 9 10 1 1 a. m.; a to 5 p. m.
Calls ansverr.1 ilay or night Both
phones. Office in American National
Bank, apstmra.
HILLSKORO, - . OREGON
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BAOLEY HARE
ATTORNRYS-AT-LAW
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Orru-i: Main Btrost, opp. Court Hons
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THQS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNRY-AT-LAWj
Office, upstairs in Schulmerich Block
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
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PORTLAND. ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Olllcfl up aUiM over HilUboro National
Ban a.
HIUJJBORO OREGON
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Trmiesie Bltl. Rooms 6 aad 6
HILLSBORO. 0RK.
Main ami Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist '
Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro - - - Ore
BOWMAN & VALLANDSGHAM
Attorneys-At-Law
Commercial Bank Block
V T up-stairs
Hillsboro Oregon
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Frederick Andersen, M. 0.
THYSICIAN & SURGKON
Successor to Dr. Cunningham.
Office and Drug Store.
Orenco, Oregon
Tslophona connections.
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TF tmit lilrn tha aonantinnal fan.
tures don't miss the "Eleventh
Hour," at the People's Theater,
tomorrow night and Saturday.
"The First Nugget" a beautiful
scenic drama, will be the Mon
day and Tuesday feature.
Argus and Oresonian S2.2S
up to the city yesterday,
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