PUBLIC UTILITIES
TAX TI MILLIONS
AHscNNinc'iit IA' I ii mo J by Slate
llimnl Im One-1 enl li l ax Ul
SIUJTIIIKN I'ACUtC l.liMIS HUM All
1 it l til Viiluullun u( Ciuiiily K initio $21,
lbl.SJ2.l2 fur Hull
'i'lic Stall Hoard Iihh returned
tin' public Herviee corporation
tux to AHWrtHor Crundull, an.i il
iuI.Ih $2.01 1.372. 12 to th. 110
tax roll. TUirt makcH the total
tax roll run into $21,101,032 12.
showing that the public unrvlce
valuatiotm arc millieient to cuuk
tht'in to pay nearly one-tenth of
the total tax of the county.
The corporation tux in altout
$75,000 U'hh than hiMt year.
The assessments uh returned
to the county, are:
Wil Vul&Cwwt K It.. $12,250.20
Tillamook line IN KM;:!'.) 70
S I' Co Newborn tiranchl7.r..l,Jl.(Hl
S P Co r.eav-VillHhurKH2.4S,S.iri
S P l'o Went Side 033,1 7'J.fiO
Wells-Fargo 7. 252. '20
(i N Express 3.77S.08
Union Tank l.ine
I'acilie Fruit Exp... 1,730 IM
United Kail way Co. . . 7 1, 17 1.40
Tual Valley Electric l'o 7,001. 2S
" Water Co.. 2. 050. 00
Tort Uy L & P Co l.H30.r'.
Oregon ElecU K (172.533 05
North Coast Tower Co 00.73'. IX)
W U Tel Co 3. (123. 05
ll'llslioro Tel ('o i. 1)08. 77
Forest Grove Tel Co... 8,415.00
Paeige Tel & Tel IUMUH'
Tigurd villa Tel Co . . 1070.80'
Sciuiiirt ivi Co 3.213.00
Snmll Tel limit 1.102.60 1
IIOI.STI IN-I WlliSIAN
Hull Calve (or Sale
No. 1 A htrge calf, good breed
inn, sire's dam maile nearly 20
lb, butter per week, A. K. (.
record.
No. 2 - Several young calves,
whose gramhlam !h the world's
record milk cow, 31,500 lbs of
milk in one year, or about 1100
lbs. butter. All calves duly reg
istered. Might Kell a few fe
males. If taken when yonug
will Hell for very reuxoiabla
tirice.
A. Hendler. Cornelius, Or., !
Koutol. m$
Money to loan at 5j por cent.
Monthly payments. - E. H.
lef, Uillsboro. Ore, 24 tf
Win. Metzler. of South Tuala
tin, was in the county seal yes
terday afternoon.
Do not furirct the dance nt the
Moose Hull, Saturduy evening,
Dec. 16. Tickets. 75 Cents.
Andreas Hendler was in froii
North Tualatin Plains, ysfn-r-
day. i
Try our home-mado chocolates!
they are tine.--Kocber a Con
fectionery. 3-0
.J ml McOahey, who has been
longing up at Larch Mountain,
on the Columbia, is home for a
short visit.
Johnson's new electric light
for making pictures in the studio,
or homo, on dark daysor at niht
is proving a great success.
Chas. A. Kerr, who is being
Biied for divorce, is reported to
be at Honolulu, where ho has a
good position.
A nice box of candy will solve
the Christmas gift problem. We
have them from 25c up. Koe
ber's C 'nfectionery. 3).o
Judge 1). 15. lieasoner- and
Clerk Luce attended the meeting
of county judges and clerks in
Portland, yesterday,
Some new apple cider, just in,
is better than any we've had
this year; 15c the o.t.; 50c the
Kill., at the Den of Sweets. 0
The Christmas With
A Future
WOULD you have THIS Christmas en
dure for years not weeks in the minds
ol those you care most for? Then jtvc
"someone" a Hank Account at the 1 lills
horo National. That sort of jjift is a
"stepping stone" not "stumbling Mock".
It may heconic the means of your fill's
independence -your boy's start in business.
Come in and deposit just what vou feel like
sparinn. We'll give you a Pink I took showing
iiuiii.c iu nuiiieoiie a
W. H. Wf-hrung, Pr...
HilisboroNationalBank.
IIHXSKOWO, OKKCON
David Kuratli, of the Hillsboro
National, and C. K. JieHse and
TIioh. SiiniKue, of I'ortland, re
turned TuoHflav evening from
tlu ir trip to the Ovei land far
lory at Toledo. Ohio, whither
they went on a Kpccial excursion
conducted bv the company. They
report a bplendid time, and the
finest of treatment by the Over
land people, who have one of the
li most luctories in the world
They were none about ten days
and 'Dave says every day was a
day to be remembered.
Wo bounht our boxes before
the advance in price, anil cun
eive vou some extra nood bar
gains in fancy boxes of bon boos.
-The Den of Sweets. IIS O
United Evangelical Church
Sunday School, at 10; Proachinn,
11 a. m.; Evening Service, 7:150.
The choir will render a cantata,
"Heavenly Kinn." Christmas
Eve. It is composed ol l'J num
ber, including the "llalleluah
Chorus." by Handel. Yule-Tide
season is musical at all times
with the wonderful, perfect life,
and marvelous words of t he Mas
ter, the story that never nrows
old.
Ladies, we bav.; your men
folks' favorite cigars, cinarettes
and smoking tobacco in holiday
packages, at prices well within
your reach, The Den of Sweets
Dr. E. H. Smith reports that
the little Adkins child, which
was badly burned, is getting
alonn as well as could lie expect
ed. Unless KO'oothinn unforseen
turns up he will recover. Mr.
and Mrs. Adkins wish to extend
their thanks to the younn men
who allawed the physician to use
their epidermis for nrattinn to
help the boy's convalescence.
The lieasoner mint used in
mini chews makes a most deli
cate confection. Try them, 15c
the hjiir lb., at the Den of
Sweets. 380
District Attorney E. P. Tonnue
and Attorney Wm. G. Hare were
at Astoria the first ol the week,
attending circuit court. Mr.
Hare states that he met Judge
Scott Cornelius and Pen Hay,
while in the port city. Scott is
County Judjje. and lien is doing
nicely managing a large building
in the rental part of the city.
Pictures guaranteed to please
at Johnson's Studio. Sittings
made day or night. Home por
traits and groups made by ap
pointment. 39
Sheriff Reeves yesterday con
veyed James Wilson to the state
line and the man with a ten
thousand dollar tine hanging over
his heid is enroute to Iowa. The
money for his transportation ar
med Tuesday evening.
For male: Pour months full
blood Jersey bull calf from best
milk strain in county. -L. P.
lleidel, Hillsboro. 3Stf
James Beveridge, who has a
wife and two children in Port
land, was brought here from
Salem the other day by Consta
ble Puller. Peveridge hired a
horse in the lower part of the
county and failed to return it.
For Kent -Two rooms, close
in, including water, light and
telephone. Inquire at this office.
' James Kbea. of Walla Walla,
is here for a visit with his broth
er. T. A Rhea. He will remain
in the Valley this Winter, visit
ing here, Portland and Eugene,
where he spent his boyhood.
Oysters, oyster cock fails and
hot drinks at Koeber's. 39 0
A Coffee Club Cook Rook will
make a nice Christmas present
for that friend of yours. For
sale at the Hillsboro Mercantile
Store and the Coffee Club Rest
Room, Second St., north of the
Morton Greenhouse.
Attorney C. E. Yeager, of
Portland, formerly of this city,
was hero Tuesday and yesterday,
trying a Yamhill case in circuit
court.
Pox candies at Koeber's. Just
the thing for a Xmas gift.
15. Luck, of North Plains, was
in town yesterday.
credit
David Kuratli, Cn.liier I
OF
Mow Special and (Jcnirral Wond
Tax Wat Impended In 1916
DATA OP RXI'IiNSR AND KHSIJ1.TS
Detailed Account of Koad Mileage and
Work, Wanhinglon County
The County Court has issued a
statement of road mileage,
kindu of road, and the expendi
tures and results for the year
PJ1G.
The report shows road mile
age, to-wit:
MILKS
Dirt roads .....(; 42
Macadam roads !....170..r0
Cravel " :A.Zi
Corduroy " M.W
Plank " 2.1.40
Total 950. 50
Work for 191G -
Dirt road worked (.'M !1
Macadam built .'51.92
Cravel 1.0C
Macadam repaired 112i!
Cravel " PJ.oO
CULVERTS
Metal -
No.
12-.
159
CO..
Diam.
6 in
. ...8 ..
10 .
12 ..
14 .
1G ..
18 ..
...20 .
24
28 .
150 ..
. . 31 ..
. . . !SG ..
42 ..
.. 48 ,
9G .
Total length
:k; ft.
hp;
h;;
3S.-58
271
8KS
12:50
. . 2:511
.... 9M
2;
221;
30
17;
18
2S
10
10803
129 .
9 .
27..
41..
8
28
P.
(i..
1
G ,
1
1.
1..
100
Tile
18
10
41....
29
15
G8
i
2
10
10
3 ....
1G
1
. 2(53
. 227
10GG
. 7SG
. 382
1711
15C.
. 41
302
. 2SG
. 110
. 219
. 20
. . 10
...12
...14
15
..1G
-.18
. .v20
....24
...30
230
Bfi02
. P2
. 2G
. 11G
. 40
. 543
. 64
Concrete-
2...
1....
4 ...
1...
17....
2....
1....
.18
..2G
.30
.42
..48
..72
..90
28 893
Pox culverts, all sizes. 7G1.
BKIDGES
Number under 12 ft. 505; total
ength. 3G12 ft.
Number over 12 ft. 499; total
length. 424.185 ft.
Whole total, 8.71 miles.
Total expenditures account of
construction and maintenance
roads and bridges:
Pituminous macadam, 4.3 miles.
$11,791.57.
Oil- bound macadam. 3 miles.
$10,249.60.
Water bound macadam and
gravel. 28.68. $63,767.42.
Dirt road, construction and
maintenance. G34.5, $73,233.61.
Bndges.construction and main
tenance. $13,042.51.
Total. $174 084.61.
Tools, machinery, etc.. owned
by Washington countyThree
Dumping engines and pumps, 1
Austin road oiler, 24 graders, 2
liitumin tar kettles and spreaders
complete, 10 steam road rollers,
10 rock crushers, 2 stationary
engines, 2 traction engines, 22
rock quarries, 7 steel drags, 11
rresno scrapers, 26 wheel scrap
ers, 155 slip scrapers. 54 plows,
G4 picks, 143 shovels, (51 mat
tocks, 24 split log drags.
CONCERT
Lovers of music should not for
get the concert at Liberty Thea
tre this Thursday evening, Dec.
14, given by Carl Grlssen. vio
linist, Oswald Olson, Passo, and
Arthur VonJessen, pianist. This
concert is given under the pat
ronage of Mesdames P. W.
Parnes. A. C. Shute, S. T. Link
later. John M. Wall, F. J. Sew-
ell and Chas. E. Wells. Admis
sion. 50 cents.
The Study Club will meet to
morrow (Friday) afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. Emma Mckin-
ney. The club will take up t!n
History of Oregon for the prin
cipal study; also current events
and parliamentary law.
Miss Edith Hull, of Perkley.
Cal., is the guest of her cousin.
Miss Angie Harrington, and will
remain until after the Holidays.
For sale: Horse and buggy.
Quarter mile west of Pethany
Store. John Klaus, Hillsboio,
Houte 4. 36-9
Hoy your Christmas candies at
.Koeber's. 390
Pete Vandehey, of Peaverton,
greeted friends in town today.
C. U. Adams, of Scholia, was
in town the first of the week.
Porn, to It. J. Schwanke and
wile, of Shelllin, Dec. 10, 1910,
; a daughter.
Porn, to J. II. Kaynard and
(wife, of near Laurel, Dec. 12,
1 1910, a daughter.
! Clyde Prown, of Portland, was
j out to HillBboro this week, the
guest of friends.
II. W. Scott, of above Gaston,
was in town yesterday, nursing
I a severe attack of the laGrippe.
j Wanted Girl or woman for
iueiieral housework.--Inouire at
this office, or phone Main 534.
T. S. Weatherred, in charge
of the city library, has been con
lined to his room for several
flavs.
j Arthur Pauer, son of Ludvig
: Paiier and wife, and Miss Lydia
ISpady, both of Cedar Mill, have
j been granted marriage license.
I J. C. Hare, of Portland, was
lout this week. He is laying
I some tiling on his big farm near
! .winter Pndge.
! I.ady employed wants house
i keeper who can take charge.
Ii;ree in the lamily. hmall
house. Fifteen dollars a month.
Address. 902 Tenth St.
Mrs. W. II Withyeombe. of
(I -.is ton. returned home yester
day, alter a visit with Mrs. H
II. Poge and other Farmington
friends.
George Dooley, of Panks. came
down to Hillsboro. last evening,
to call on Mayor Barrett, who is
still quite ill. He returned home
this morning.
Delia McKlhany, who was mar
ried in Oregon City in 1902. has
sued her husband. U. J., for di
vorc.', alleging that he deserted
her 12 years ago. He is at pres
ent in California.
We are now working on the
Christmas 3tock of Mixes, canes,
mitigates, chews, chocolates, bon
lions, salted nuts. etc. Have
some very good candy to show
vou. at reasonable prices. The
Dei. of Sweets. 38-0
J. D. Hill. Willi the U. S. Avi
ation station, at Chicago, in re
mitting taxes due this county,
the other day, sent $30 too much,
and the oihxe has returned him
hi.- balance of overpayment. Hill
figured the interest and penalty
was 5 per cent, per month, and
it tore quite a hole in his bank
account. When he gets his over
pay back it will look like easy
money.
Circuit Jadgn Bagley the last
of fch week lentenced Earl
Tow!1 o two years in the
penitentiary upon his pleading
guilty to stealing the England
auto. JJe reserved the right to
revoke tiie parole in case of mis
behavior. The court also sen
tenced E. L. Huberts, who stole
a suit of clothes at the Eagle
Lumber Co's plant, to a peniten
tiary term. The prisoner was
paroled and will take a trip on a
sailing vessel. Robert's mother
was in court and alleged that the
boy was not right mentally. She
stated that a sea captain, who is
a friend of the family, will take
charge of the young man and
walk him in the straight and
narrow paths.
CASI'KK JASPER
Casper Jasper, highly respected
citizen of North Washington
County for many years, died
Friday. Dec. 8, 1816, at his home
one mile north of Forest Grove.
Mr. Jasper had been ailing for
s inie years, and had been under
treatment by a number of physi
cians, lie was born in Holland
in 18-13, and came to DePere.
Wise, when he was aged about
ten years. He was married in
1X05 to Petronella Bernards, a
sister , f Hubert, Theodore and
John Bernards. Mrs. Jasper died
nine years ago. The family
moved to Verboort many years
iw.o, and were with the first
IbiKainlivlonv settling there.
The following children survive
.!( '111 '1 il .imivik wnU-or ami
Theodore, Portland; Mrs. Ma
tin (ioemans, Lebanon; Mrs. Pe
ter Vandenhagen, on the Jasper
f inn, near Forest Grove, and
Ed Jasper, a student at the Ore
gon law school.
The funeral took place Satur
day. Solemn High Mass was sung
bv Kev. Father LeMiller, Pastor
of Verboort, assisted by Re.
Father Buck, Pastor of Forest
Grove as Deacon; Rev. Father
Bernards, nephew of deceased,
of Milwaukie, as Sub-deacon and
Rev. Father Costello, Curate Q,f
St. Francis Church, Portland, as
Master of Ceremonies. Rev.
Father Springer was in the sanc
tuary. Acolytes were Frank
VanDyke and Victor Adams.
The Mass was sung by member?
of I oi'e.st Grove, Verboort and
Cornelius choirs, with Miss Ma
bel Adams as organist.
Rev. Father Puck preached
the funeral sermon, and two
beautiful tloral pieces, a cross
and a crown, were sent by For
est Grove Parish.
1 0. 1
Organizer Muellhaupl, District
Manager, Here in Held
OkOIR MAS $.$0,000 LOCAL BONDS
FrUernal Inxurance Order Helpn West
ern localiiie Fxcluftively
1 ,4. l? , ,
Last Saturday evening was a
Red Letter date for Woodcraft!
in Hibsboro, when O. W. T.
Muellhaupt, District Manager, I
of Portland, met with the local i
Neighbors in Moose Hall, and
.....urn a iiv.:i, i-niijpaiK'i lur
new members. The membership,
was divider into two sides called
"The Getums" and "The Fetch-j
urns, with Roy L. Heater, cap-1
tain of the former, and J. II.
Rav. captain of the latter. Thei
side procuring the largest num
ber of new members will be ban
queted vX the expense of the los
ing team. The Moose Hall has
been rented and regular meet
ings will be held on the first andj
tmrd Ihursdays ot every month.
A real interesting time is prom
ised and visiting members will
he cordially received. The local
uamp. wnicn- memoes a number 1
of prominent men, such as State!
senator wood, Judge Jlagley, J.i
A. Imbrie and others, was well
represented at Saturday even
ing's meeting, ind a large class
is promised for the next gather
ing. The cost for joining now is
only ?3.00. The order is a West
ern Society with $8,000,000. Re
serve and surplus all invested in
gilt-edge Western Municipal and
School Ponds. Of the $1,620.-
857 OfJ Woodmen money invested
in Oregon. $30,000. is in Hillsbo
ro School Ponds. Thus it is clear
ly seen that this order builds up
the West. In the 20 years the
Woodmen are doing business,
they have paid to widows, or
phans and dependent ones over
23,(XX).0()0 in death losses. This
does not include the good done
by the local camp's in general.
The new ollkers elected are as
follows:
Roy E. Heater, consul com
mander; P. A. Barber, advisor
lieutenant; W. H. Taylor, escort;
Wm. Hoffman, watchman; Peter
P. 1orsung, sentrv; Jos. S. Lor-
sung, manager IS months; Percy
Long, banker: J. H; Ray, clerk.
TURKEY SHOOT
Turkeys, geese and chickens to
be shot for at the Garden Tracts,
west end of Main Street on Sun
day, Dec. 17. Covered stands if
it rains. Shells on grounds,
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Wash
ington County, Oregon, will hold
the regular examination of ap
plicants for State Certificates, at
Hillsboro. Oregon, as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, De:.
20, 1910, at 9 o'clock a. m., and
continuing until Saturday, Dec.
23, at 1 o'clock p. in.
Wednesday forenoon U. S.
history, writing, penmanship,
music, drawing.
Wednesday afternoon- Physi
ology, reading, manual training,
composition, domestic science,
methods in reading, course of
study for drawing, methods in
arithmetic.
Thursday forenoon - Arithme
tic, history of education, psychol
ogy, methods in geography, me
chanical drawing, domestic art,
course of study for domestic art.
Thursday afternoon -Gram
mar, geography, stenography,
American literature, physics,
typewriting, methods in lan
guage, thesis for primary certifi
cate.
Friday forenoon Theory and
practice, orthography, physical
geography, English literature,
chemistry, physical culture.
Friday afternoon School law.
geology, aigenra. civil govern
ment.
Saturday forenoon - Geometry,
botany.
Saturday afternoon -General
history, bookkeeping.
P. W. Barnes.
County School Superintendent
The Needlecraft will have
Bazaar and Bundle Day in the
Hillsboro National Hank Build
ing, Dec. 10. All interested in
assisting the needy w;ill please
assist.
W. L. Soehren, superintendent
of the Dallas water plant, owned
by H. V. Gates and associates
was in town Tuesday morning
He has been with the Dallas
plant for 13 years and over, a
testimonial of his worth to the
company', wnue nere ne was
the guest of his sifter, Mrs. L
E Wilkes, lie wont on to Port
land before returning to Dallas,
Geo. Sehulmerieh. of Creswell,
was in town the last of the week
He attended the Livestock Show
at, Portland, and bought a tine
Hereford bull for the Creswel
ranch.
Supt. R. Easter, of the water
and light plant, took a party to
IJilley. Monday afternoon, on a
tour or inspection to the new
reservoir. The receptacle is the
largest in the county, and is
built of concrete. The reservoir
will be reinforced before it is put
to the supreme test. This will
be some time hence as the com
pany desires the earth retaining
wan to settle and receive a
greater enforcement. Mayor
elect Wall and members of the
council were with the visiting
party. Those accompanying Mr.
L'nin. ... If 1.1 tir.ii
iiasicr were mesara. jonn waif.
T M Km j T y p'
Cornelius. E. F. Sias. C. W.
Redmond, E. Quick, Herman
Becker, C. E. Deichman, R. C.
a'-Jht- .VV-, B. Fuller. F. W.
EC, W Pafe?' Jas. Jose. W.
. VV. MOSCOW. A. M. Tai-lil R f.
McCormick, J. B. Trullinger and
fcrnmett Nichodemus.
bon-t forget the dance gt He,.
vetia , Hall. Saturday evening.
Dec. 30. Sneed's orchestra, of
Portland, will furnish the music.
Feuerstein & Wenger, Mana.
Kers. . 39-41
Word was received here Mon
day announcing the death of J.
J. Dingman. at Goldendale. aged
lb years. He was well known
here years ago, his first wife be
ing Miss Laura Sewell, a sister
of the late Jas. H. and J. W.
Sewell. Mrs. Dingman died vears
ago. and he was married the
second time. He leaves to
mourn his loss his widow and
following sons and daughters:
Mrs. Nesbit Pyers. Fossil, Ore.;
Almond. Richard and Miss Edith
Dingman. at home. Mr. Ding
man was one of the pioneers of
the Goldendale section, and he
was highly esteemed by a large
circle of friends there, as well as
in tMs county, where he spent
his youth.
SCHOOL CONCERT
Thursday Evening;, December 21
The South School will give the
following program at the Cres
cent Theatre, Dec. 21, to raise
money to finish paying for the
piano:
'Three White Mice" A Fairy
play for little people. Cast:
Fairy Queen Margaret Barr
Mother , Esther Barber
Mary Cecil Emmott
Emily Gladys Roy
Ethel Bessie Johnson
Harold Junior Ware
Enchanted Boxes
Sweet Temper Wayne Strong
Helpful Deeds Edwin Ingles
Kind Word3 Albert Fagdgadle
Brave Hearts Carlton Hande
The Dream. Cast. Mortals:
Princess Von Dantzig
Helen Conn ell
Berta Gladys Rood
Dame Cornelia - Margaret Long
Claudine Margaret Tongue
Hans Warren Barnes
Marquis Pounce von Cherry
Bounce Theodore Wells
Fairies -
Fleur de Lis (Fairy Queen)
Velma Gaily
Trill, trumpeter.. Reuben Kuratli
Quaver " Glen Rood
Three White Mice-
Pixy-.: Willa Blair
Trixy MaudieHoag
Nixy Dorothy Tongue
Courtiers Reed Connell. Ed-
ward McCourt, Kingsley Perkins.
John Barrett, William Ware,
Clarence Koppong.
Peasants and Fairies - Pupils
from 1st and ind grades.
ine program wilt include a
specialty from each room; a reel
tation by Mary Shirley, and oth
er numbers.
Admission, adults. 25c; chil
dren, 10c.
WILLIAM HERMENS
William Hermens, a highly re
spected citizen of Verboort, died
at the home place, Dec. 14. 1916,
at s:du a. m. tie was Dorn in
Zeeland. Holland, Oct. 2, 1830.
and was married to Catherine
Natalie Meullemans, in 1861
They celebrated their golden
wedding in 1911, the wife dying
soon thereafter. Mr. Hermen9
came to Wisconsin in 1858, set
tling near DePere. He and his
family moved to Oregon in 1883,
and have ever since made their
home in the Verboort section.
The following children- mourn
his loss: M-s. John Bernards,
McMinnville; Anton, Verboort;
Louis and Cornelius, of McMinn
ville; Mrs. John Peter9 and Mrs.
John VanDyke, Verboort; Mrs.
Peter Krieger, McMinnville, and
Sister Juliana, of St. Mary's,
Beaverton.
A son, P. M., died at Sublimi
ty, a year to the day prior the
death of the father.
Mr. Hermens was highly es
teemed, was a good citizen and
neighbor, and he has a host of
friends who deplore his death.
and who extend to the sons and
daughters their sympathy.
Deceased was a member of the
Catholic faith, and the funeral
will take place under Catholic
auspices.
; Prof. Gilmer, of P. U., will
' J. N. Loudon, of above Bloom- speak at the Cong, church next
ing, was greeting friends in the Sunday morning. His subject
city yesterday. "A Man ia a Man."
hOKKKSJN4l
F. A. BAILliV, M. L
Pbyaiclau mnl Mirgi'ini
Office: Upntulm In I 1 11 in 1, I j. 1
ResldDiicn SouthH,l eorncr ti.fl.i
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CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
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Patterson Undertaking
Company
O. A. Pattenon, M(r.
Funeral Dirrctoks and Embalms .
Free Chapels U,lv Assistant
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Phone Main 773
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GEO. J. LIMBER
Funeral Director
Moderate Price. Perwnal Service.
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WILLIAM G. HARE
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JOHN M. V? Ai L
ATTORNBY-AT-CA
Opstairs, A. C. Shute BUg. MHn A m
HILLSBORO. . I'n.i,,,,
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Hillsboro Nation
al Bank Building Main Street .
Hillsboro - - - Or
E. L. PER1UNS
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Notary Public-Collections, Loans, em.
Room 1 Commercial Bunk BMg, uoiui
HI'XSBORO, OREGf
DR. W. H. PAS LEV
Dentist
Offices intha Hid )t B ilkling, upsuin.
Maiu 8tret, adjoining Post OtH;e BIJn
Rooms 1 and 4. Ph ma Ci W8
Hillsboro - - Oregon
W. N. BARRET I
ATTOaNBVAT-LAW
Orrici: Main Street, opp. Court Huu .
HII1PBORO CRKGD
THOS. H. TONGUE, JK.
ATTORNHY-AT LAH
Office, upsta'rs in Schu merich Hloc-
Hillsboro, - - (Vjm,
DR. j; R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Tr-uiieaie Bldg. Rooms 5 aii'l i
HILIaSHOUO, ore.
M.un an.l Thir l
G. W. Stevens
Deep Water Well Driller ;
Box 54, HilUboj, Oregon
Phoenicia Temple, Pythian
Sisters, Fnday.night elected the
following officers for the ensu
ing year: M. E. C, Mr. C. E.
Wells; E. S., Mrs. E. L. Perkins;
E. J , Mrs. J. C. Applegate; M..
Miss Eliza Shorev; M. of K fc
C, Mrs. Henrietta Morgan; M.
of F.. Mrs. J. W. Connell; Pro
tector. Mrs. F. C. Francis; G. of
T., Mrs. Wm. Sehulmerieh.