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THE ARGUS
R. h.M.TCHCLl. Editar.
W. C. CLOW, Buum
THt ARGUS CO., Pjiblwlwr.
VrMtrKIFTIOIC PRU'B.
Single copy live wits.
(.inn year, l.o.
tilx months 60 rents.
Three months rents.
" Advertising Rates.
RuxineM 0nK Per Yfr J12.no.
foiitract Col., per inch per month,
Special Advertising. Special Rius.
Ilililisheil weekly every Thursday eveii
fnjt. ni(te nf i'cfDiiil st., Hillsfwto, tlr.
Entered at the Post-orni at Hllori.
Oregon, s cMiu1-rlit! mail mutter.
TlirilSDAY, AUG. 2, 1894.
The return of the registration
under the Clear? law shows that
there are 105,812 John Chinamen,
readouts oh American soil. As
there arc several more registration
certificates issued than Hit census
allows Chinamen n American soil
we conclude that either the census
was bmlor John probably intei.de
Id dispose of the surplus certificates
at a I'ig profit.
Thi immvaoiii
is nose names nre
Huw'buiiiK mentioned as probable
Speakers ot the next House ot Uep-i )t )
lesentatives are; 0. F. I'axton, ofL
I'ortlanu, .MultuomaH county; U
H. Moores. of &i'eui. Marion coun
ty; C. A. Sehlbrede, of Roseburg,
Doughis county; j. A. Wright, i f
Sparta, Union county. For Presi
dent of the Senate, B F. Alley, of
Florence,. Lane county; and Joseph
Simon, of Portlaud.
The Chichgo Inter Ocean coin
plains bitterly about the strike,
and the damage suits that will re
bult theretroni. It says the laws
of Illinois are modeled after laws of
Pensylvania, under which the peo
ple of Pittsburg were compelled to
pay $2,70lX),(HX) damage for de
struction of railroad property in
that city. The bonds issued by
Beaver county in payment of $1,
S54.5U0 damage to property will
not a!i lm paid off before 1906.
The people pay for property de
strojedby riots.
A staleiaent has recently been
published that Senators in Congress
teceive lb,000 and representatives
5,0tX) a year and mileage both ways,
Hud tluU eaeh member is allowed
, clerk and s niie have sereral of
their own family employed." niak
ntg the "-average salery, miie.-tjie
and clerk hire of Senators $l."t000
jiyear.'' Tliis is a mistake. Both
Senators and Representatives re -
wm'vb S0fK) :i v.-ir an, 1 inilrtun.
.,,,,1 ara i.,:i.l i.mi.tlilv V,o M.i ., 1. ,ru
Mil, I MIV IIV, lllllilll , IIIIV k' ll.ll"! C
by the Secretary of the Senate and j
the Representatives by the. Sergent- j
:it-Arms of the House. I
,.Mr. II. 1). Campbell, of Cbinigo
'ho4ias iieen in Portland for sever-
al week: on business in connection
wiih the proposed Portland and
Astoria road, is one ofthe contract-
..vi. . i. 'i.i o . iw
I'rn win ;ire MUiioing toe grent L.m-
cngo dryinage canal. In speaking
of, this stupendous enterprise Mr.
iiiiupuint baw; i ne eMiiaii
t t.i :
and rtrns to 3opi
ver. .The
in length.
ident the bottom and
1 Hllo tIlU
average depth or rf teet.lu-K c-nsiev
It will not only afford a perfect sys
tern ol Ctrainago from Chicago, but" S T Crow
will be navigable by bouts drawing. Wm Crowthir
" '22 feet of water. Boats will be able ' W I- Curtis
to run between Chicago and allj'A p
' Doints on the Ohio ami MiHwssinni i Jo1"1 DWulst
il " II .
' river and iheirtribulai ies. theGreat !
I.nkr-8 being thus connected with i
tne gieai interior jvaier w: vs. i ins .
work was begun in Seiiteniber, 18.rii
and is to be completed, without. i
much doubt, by April, 30, 1896.
Fifteen thousand men are employ
ed, ritteen miles cf the canal
run through solid limestotm. and1
some parts of the canal w j ' 1 cost
tfl.OfKlfjOO lTlilo TLiioml, tho
rock fpcHoip the sides of the canal
, , ,.
are cut down hy ctinneiine ran
chines so that Hie sides are perfect- b k Denncy 66 2t! 1et'n' alK' 11 Ja..scii
ly smooth, these machines have . Lewis " ' 3310 CasptcJaitper
been made expressiv for this work. : Aaron S u 89 85 K M Jasperooti
The total cost of the work will be'bO Dewhrnn 75 ooi A mliCW Jl,l"IM""
1(40.000,000. The money i raisi-d I Jobu Iieitlilefu il82jCH
bv the city of Chicago bv a tax of , K E Duiey 132 41 j !I B
one-half of one per ,.eut.' no govern-J1 yboy 43 80 ; "IV U
nentaid having been asked.-Ore-: Cipher and wife ?atTthur loimso,,
gon State .lourmil . "" t ' W C Jol.nu
TAX PAYERS.
T he following are t Ii names and amounts
uflaxepaid in Washington eotmtv. All
parties paying les than f2i are. omiued
itrom this roll.
J A Abbott and Wife
Amelia Ackcnniu,
I C Alnsworth
Geo Alexander
Alex inder Alleit
J V Alien
Ben Anderson
J Aplin tuid sot.
A C Ardibolil
teo Armentronr
Juhn Aim-tr.)i:t;
Julis A ilahi"
1 11 Burb.r
t BllUMD
Be FA Uuiltty
k'ulvin BtiUejf
Joe Bailey
Daniel baker
liaitc Bait -
JLBitiik
ICliza J BuireU
W Burrett
Jj V and J I. Bdraacor.
2.'. 75
81 51
. 25
147 15
"0 25
27 06
S4 16
Vi 86
XlK 9.'
M S3
84 10
20 ::s
142 12
198 -;e
496 21
47 94
25 25
40 T5
39 60
35 01
52 32
48 50
47 00
as 8
52 S3
ttt i
(8 81
41 4&
71 0
WW
U7 Ki
44 t0
; 0'
W 2t
:a 47
44 22
Utt SI
r.G s7
40 47
3T OtS
III 311
ill S)
'.' 70
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lit 13
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W 20
.t; 3. 5
127 US
m to
4S
173 r0
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27 oo
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40 2o
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57 50
:w 2!
trs as
Hubert Itenmi'd
Clian IVnianl
Kraneis lternuni
Henry Bravert
Tlios Biltiiiher
V A Hillum
Freil Hgeiilieiiner
Irwin Kirdsell
Benj Binlncil
M Bislve
t: Blan-r
Mr V K Blank
(' II Rianelntnl
H V Hlodgctt et al
Jacob V P.lntHuner ei al
A T lions
Boos ami lliixtiowuu
I.oui Borebers
Wilson Bowlhy
Klizuhrth Bradley
J;i Bnwlfy
,R V BresUm
J K lirijiham
E 0 Brown
W V Brown
W Brown. m
ro k A Sells
K K Bnmk
Jacob Brver
j i n B," ;'M-i
20 4C
tiolwrt Back
2fi 40
9 40
9S
26 4ti
t 22
S3 77
,KI fi2
33 20
130 45
SS 97
28 iH
3!) 3o
so Bui'hanmiii
Biivhaniiaii
Samuel Rucbaumm
C B Bunnell
Anttine Burkhart . . .
I) V B Burkholtcr
D K Hush
Henry Buxton. . ...
J T Buxton. . . '.
II t Buxton
Kdwanl Byron . . .
X .V Barrett and wile
Isaac Builer
A V V) I'alilwel! (heirs oi
John CaUUvell .
Geo lanipbell ,. .
J F anil Allen Cables
J W Cuples
TVdclo Carstens
C Tsten Bros . .
21o 55 1
110 0U
33 00 ;
WTOj
37 40 '
..-, K. I
68 52
36 30
56 7S
C M Curtwright 6!
1
Clarence Catr
John t'atlin
A J Carson .......
Clias Cawrse
Jos Cawrse
Jno (.haliueis
Alex Chalmers
Francis Chalmers
Win Chalmers jr..
Cban Ho wife Lee
34 SO j
31 65 j
71 mi
(M 33
45 22
SI (
50 ?2
47 90
82 20
66 63
101 Gl
28 00
27 83
33 00
31 15
51 00
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1.7 45
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j Mrs Av "h"dler
Jno Cliehak
H O Chrislaiison
V Ctmino
J M Clark
Joshua Clark
! Polen Clark.. . .
j r cieurwiiterand wire
i tjiimax Milliux Co ..
D A cionniger
1 ' F Coley
! H B Collins
43
53
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5! 95
m 35
282 83
352 01
121 01
73 20
32 03
25 57
. 87 90
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Council Bros. . . .
Thos Council
Wm Connell
K Coitudlc
M Cook
Sirs 1. B Corey .
J ( Curev and wife.
! I c Corey (Dobians heirs)
v-orwin a: 11 oier
Jesse Cornelius
T K Corneliiii
m 04 ,
(155 o:
-j- Cornelius,
; B P Cornelius.
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-tiTC L Crocker 47
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R and I, J Crane. .
: Jas it Cress
06 90
45 10
40
72 70
57 06
39 23
66 40
25 24
52 80
84 50
37 05
35 70
39 50
31 61
02 90
31 40
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32 70
08 70
34 36
- j c Crocker..;
! J5 Dalton nnd J R Kelley....
'1 BDarety
! A X Daviesand wife..
H (i Davies
i Alfred
; Davios Brna
; R and J It Davis
Mary C
1 A K
; Geo 0 Day
Leopold Deitz
37 04 I
Van B Dt Lash mutt. KM 75
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34 30
ij lein on 4 zn
44 id-
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Mrs A (.' Downing 08 00
ASDudlcy 7 48 j
John Duersl. 4! 80 i
( Dueber ;jo 40 !
Dennis DuIch 27 83
HKDtinuiug
A A Durham
25 05
8 A " 73 ftO
Anna Kei'gleton 28 20
M A Edwards
85 80
47 52
54 5.1
27 82
45 75
69 Ml
Anna E Kllerson
John Elmer & Co
A Khmer
S 11 nifciiek., ',
R K Kuiiie ,
lfnuo liinerson ,
A li Fuono (Trustee)
Ali and A J l-'anno .'
lloris 1 'ainliam.
Aiiilain Feldman
W T Forrin ;
A Finney
Hugh Fiiiiiijjaii,.., :
J D Fleck ; ""'
BT Flint
John A. Foot
Forest Grove Canning Co
" " Door & Lnnider Co...
Jaa Foreatell
Patrick B'oinster
JJandWW Fowler
W A Fie email ;
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93 53 !
884 41 i
88 00
i i") 76
09 70
79 50
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69 47 1
136 34 .
30 40.
15
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M V Flint
1. 1 1 :cc Fneirj'....
j Phillip lifiil
John Hi al
I J 8 HeailM
1 t.eo Hill
' Silas llemiett
I Win Iteuurti
'.22 sit
2S Mi
42 !K
1 19 Si
2? .50
47 80
.30 70
43 i
121 21
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31! OS
73 'JO
47 .V
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55 4.1
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54 00
39 61
100 21
50 50
120 2"
57 '20
25 so ;
22 1 20
43 CO
102 lit
30 :m ',
40 50
30 !U '
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02 45;
i 00 ;
3.3 00 j
4s 40 ;
27 ?2;
77 55 j
30 SJl ;
88 57 '
31 4i;
28 00 !
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03 2 !
23 10 '
tit 30 j
117 lb!
210 80 !
125 18 I
104 26:
39 50 j
26 40 :
26 40 j
32 78 I
63 2!
42 90 j
44 78
(ii 00 ;
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t.einl Gray
. B It Greer
J S Giiuen
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: K J Giout
Grower Bros
I Jlaiiie! Gnl". r
B C GuiUl
. Gumlle Bros
! Kliftt J Gnso
I David Hogs;
I K W llains
.! John Hall
i 1) B "
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G V Itale and wilb
; Jacob llalversou
' Henry Hamilton
' John Hainn.el
Henry "
K W S Hamer
John Hanley
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J"'1" Harrison
J c Hare
WD Hare
Alice Harkues
r J Hosier
7 Mai lin H.i.-keU
1 J uatinger
i H O Hays
Win Hay
Wm V llaymim
Jas lleimeyer
John Heisler
C llclmolt
C Helmeld
S S Henderson
John Petiry
C W Hendricks
Martin Hermann
Wm
A .1 Hess
Jacob Hesse
OCHiatt
Clias HickeulHittoia.
F M Hill
J K
Almomii "
Cicero Hines
ThosW ':
A- .VI
54 15
ut r'7
10 37
37 58
29 40
31 90
72 83
33 2rS
148 26
387 "8
21) 76
155 28
U 44
20 05
,vi A IliiHu;.n
0,lGl. "
441,,, ,
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S 0 Hodges
A 1. HulcomU
C E "
A Honzeik
T B Hoover
IiiUiida
Jiu.ksou '
Geo Hornlnii kle
L W House
30 64 1
36 20
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70 211
31
41 40
M
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I X S Howell
ri W DHoxtcr
86 10
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400 00
200 70
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11(1 81
33 m
57 30
30 W
hi 50
37 20
53 00
08 .50
146 71
3'J 90
:m 03
7i7 26
46' 01
30 83
30 00
1 13 38
S3 40
41 52
1 18 00
173 57
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131 00
36 74
23 60
42 30
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40 37
20 40
26 02
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53 75
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Hughes Morgan it Rogers
Tims D Humphreys
S B Uusio'i
K A Hyde
Thos Ilyland and .1 flleasoti
Alfred Heywood
S W Her '
T K Imbrit
J A .
W S Ingles
Ingles A Porter
Investment Co
W 1! Ireland
U Irnuer
Robert Inihrii;
Calvan Jack
Andrew
Mrs II M Jackson
John W
Lucinda "
Ida and U Jackson
Kllen I, Jackson ami hush
Kli::abetli Jackson
JS
V M
57
1 Peder J"'-"11"1
J CJafler
GeoV Jiimes
Jasxie M
Al L
Robert "
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Win ii Jolly
on is
30 so
37 16
lis 87
26 65
288 72
31 88
118 41
36 78
40 47
229 01
25 05
11 21
33 00
77 50
! Frank "
' 'I"'"1"011 's,;l(' of)
it l Jones
John I' "
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Wm Jurgensen
! Wm Kane
j Willielm Kassilmuni
i John Kay
: 0 M Keep
Melolioir Kwhrlie
05 . Ju''"'' Kwii"
j Thos Kelley ami Wife
10 1 Kcnna
p j Michael KciiiimIv
r1, 1 Wni Kerron
,jJ 1. ii..
I uul Kenii
72!"Kll r!'
:tt) s;t i
1,7 76 1
82 7"j
72 s:j
-00 24
: i, nas iviuy
j Geo T lCintini
John Kiiti:
M'm AJCirtz
MrB N C Kintun
E A Knotrs
A'.igUat Kraussi
Barnard Kreb?
Edward Kraclimef
Antony Krief ,
A F Krn.er
Alex Luim
0(l
l'aut Fttlier
August liahlierth
I yi urcns (lalhrealh
Joseph tiaton
II V (fates
John W tiates
t K tiault
XI is IHleiger
Win
Uo a N (tvrrNIi
Win A tiille
J K illcilon
Kd.Htl'rey
tleo timul....,
tieo A Gore. ..
Alex Gonlon
A K (ionlon
IVter tiolelieb
U M Groves
Minnie (iraliain
Geo
Kj.jIi. . . , m, win lie on Janiuiv U. ISia. l"xA-W"- JMiitaB0 tuee
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Wa.siunu ikn, ). C. .It i.v 21', 18!M.-
lle must lie a tpiivr sort ot a
democrat who can get any satis
faction out .f the present tariff sit
uation. The report of a general
disagreement as the result of nearly
t v i weeks work mi the part of the ,
house iind t-enate conferees certain-!
ly docs not look encnurnging, al-!
though some ft" the gloom is lifteih
y the knowledge , hat while the dis1
agrei incnt is for reasons satisfactory
to the conferees reported to be gen- '
eral it is in fact only over some :
half doen of the senate amend-j
inents. including sugar, coal and ;
iron ore, the house con forces insist- ;
ing that they should go on the free ,
list, a in the Wilson bill, and the;
senate con lews that they shall re- !
main as passed by the senate. It;
is tint clear just tit this time what'
the outcome is to be, but I cannot
believe that the denioeriits in con
gress 'ill be willing to carry the
disagreement to the extent of allow
ing the McKinley law to reni iin in
force. ;is is now being jubilantly
predicted oy the republicans, it
would be better it' the ''onferees aft- j
er another attempt fail to reach an ;
agret meiit to call in some prominent
(lctn.icrats from the outside and let
them arbitrate. The democratic
party has promised the country a
tariii'law 11 ml it will le suicidal
for the democrats in congress to
fail to keep that promise.
The senate committee on tcrritor-'
1'it.. . ... 1
ies tieeuieiiat its meeting uns ween
that although the Utah bill first
became a law Arizona and New
Mexico should he admitted to the
Union tit the same time, and dirte
teil that bills therefor should be;
ready by its next meeting. '
Political ingratitude is so com
mon in Washington that it seldom
attracts mare than a passing notice,
but the anostacv of lu presentative
Denson, of Albany who has written
a letter annouiiein; his withdrawal
I 'rul" "ie democratic
! intention to act w iih
party
and his
ie populists
96 45 j here: tier, is such a glaring ease
42 40 ; and his object so plain to all that
52 lsi it is receiving more attention than
HOaojil. leally deserves. S.id an Ala
50 9.3 i liHtna democrat: ''The reason
(k'i 8.3 I j , , ).,, ),.lu,,,, f.,. .,.,,.ii, l,
n . . ' ,V "
nemncraiic party tits miortty to
support President t'levclaud f.nd
his tiuancial policy is absolutely
ridiculous when the fact is remem
bered licit he owes his seat in the
house to President Cleveland, who,
dttrimr his lirsl itditii iistratio'i. an-
j pointed him U. S. Misirict Attorney
I for the nortlier'i and middle di--j
t ricts o! Ala!) 1 111 1 , tini-i giving him
uu: 1 ' ri 11 1 .1 1 ii'ii.c iv 1 1 1 1 1 1 citiiiieii mm
nominated and
clcctoi
l" L
I congress t w
yea rs age
Now I'Ves-
1 ldcot Clevelaml, as all the wolrd
5 knows, has not changed tlm liiiau"
cm! nl
IIS II? ht'kl
so 1 term.
!Wl'ed. am
It, is !K
Tiie thiid
I'Ollg III Ills tllS-
vears he only'
."ifir scvera
a'llt his populist
t opponent by 1S00
of more than 20,
votes in a total
COO and
enson believes it will
carry the district '
willing to be eleeto
a populist rather
us year and Is
to congress as
ban to etui nee ,
bciiui defeated as a democrat. Such
men can he spared by the demo-:
i emtio party.
Iteprescn'.ativc Bailey, of Texas,:
was made nappy turn w,)ek vh.::i :
the house, by a vote of 127 to Sl,j
passed his vohmlary bankru.'tcy j
bill. lie has miiitilained eversince'
the Torry bankruptcy bill was do-
fi-ated that a majority of the house i
favored a rational bankruptcy law, j
and that it was only because, the,
Torry bill put it in the power ol
creditors to force a man into bank
ruptcy when he considered himself I
solvent that it was defeated. The j
.... L t 1 . ' 1 . I "IT I'll
vote on .nr. isancy s inn,, winch
makes a man judge of his own sol
vency, indica'es that his judgment,
was correct.
Representative Springer, of Il
linois, was this week given u hear
ing, by a sub committee of the
house committee on labor, on his1
bill providing for compulsory arbi- j
tratioli of all disputes between cm- j
plover and employees, by a nation-!
al board of arbi tratois, Mr. Spring-j
30 30 j er claims that bis bill covers every j
Ml 35! possible contingency that may arise, :
200 40 1 and that if it bo enacted into a law j
38 17 ! a hing Hlep will be taken towards i
:il 3,1 j the solving of the problem "which j
00 1 has been so troublesome of late. A i
'l;li, ,i i.:ik, .i,..,t:.,.. ...:ii. ii...
j IIUJIIMI.I IM OHIO OIUIIO OJill LOU
! same subject are being considered !
: by the Fill) committee.
Representative Maud, of Mi.-:-!
! sottri, proposes to put the newly- j
! found friendship for silver which1
so many , republicans arc profes- !
sing to 1 1 io lest, by letting his bill ,
for the free coinage of silver report-j
cd from the house coinage commit-i
tee, if he can manage to get a!
quorum of the committee who nroj
favorable to tin? bill together soon.!
i owing io tno absence ot the mem-1
. i ..... i , i i- -i i
oers ami ine nearness oi me close ot i
the session the chances are againstj
Mr. Bland's succeeding, j.n tlicr:
ilui.L' I i ti I
adds to thu chanesi
: neailist him is t hut a ennui'dem hie
number of the members o' tin,
'r' t I house, tmrny of I hem denmcr: t, :
J-y I are strongly opposed to any further,
L7 ( ' ttgitalion of tin silver qiuMioii tit
20 so ! this lime, nnd ttill more oppoat.-d
il-2 -to 1 the taking of a rcenrd vote on1
i8sr the B).,nd bill. ., . . :
1' State otliecrs elected June, 4.1
MA '"1894. do not go inio office until the I
first session of the legishitmewlibdi '
I'ltOI'KSSloNAI. C.nii.
S. 13. HUSTON,
ATTCRN EY-AT-LAW,
ANU
NOTARY PUBLIC.
UomnS r'nli.n Rloek, HillHlH)n), Ore,
BARRETT & ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
ltiMitus (land 7 Central Block,
HillsUvro, Ore.
T. H. TONGUE,
A fTORNEY-AT-LAW,
la Morgan Block,
HilLslxiro, Oregon.
W. D.W0OD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Olliee iii Chenetto Row, Residence,
corner First ami Main Htreets, Hillsboro,
Giviion.
S.T. LINKLATER, M. B.C.M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oillce in Hillshoi'o I'hannacv. Resl
deiK'e e:ust of Court House, tlilieo hours
from 9 a. m. to tip. in. al I'liariiincy when
not visiting; before and tutor tlial'liiiio at
residonoo.
F. A. IIAII.RV, M.I. F.J. BAtt.EY, tl.S.M.Il,
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchera,
Otlleo in llillshoro I'liiiriuacv. Rcsl- I
deuce sotitn-w t'st corner Baseline mid
beeond. All culls prDitiptly uttemlcd day
or night.
JAMES PHILLIPPE TAMIESIR M. ft.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern l'acilie Kailrond Co,
Consuliatioti in b'rench or I'liiKlish. Oillce
n.ul residciiee Botitli of Main uear3l st.,
ililtsboro, Or,
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS aso SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fino map work a
specialty.
Lindsay mock, two doors north of tlio ! -
postollleo. Keeondst,, Uillsboro, Or.
Removed !
W. 1IOI.MKS,
THE TAILOR!
llasmoveil bis tailoring ami
repair shop into the oKI
photograph gallery on ,
Secoinl street where he is
prepared to do nil kinds
i f work.
Suits
Made to Order
ASH
(.'Miles
Ptlll'l'll
Hillsboro House
AOkThKlT, Propriotoi .
Coram' Snd n.ul Washington Strsetu
Newlv
irtw-itl
ass uibleand nil ac
1 lie conveiiieiiee ol
:omtiioiiatio
quests.
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STAR
THii
' o. II. Sl'lOXCKIt. Proprietor.
The onlv place in town where
a lirst-class bnve can be hail
for ....
10 Conts.i
Give Me A Trial.
ONE QUART
of Liquid lilulni? sufficient for
25 wuslilugs fur 10 crnls.
Lipid Bluing
imparts a unicti more lirllllant mid lirlRliter
Hnlsh to wlillo clothes t lmn Hall, Hut (on or
Square UliiiiiK. It Is always ready for use. II
is used liypourlnK a rewsnooiifiilsinlntliu tub
of rinsing water null sttrrbid a llttlo with the
minu. on receipt, or loe. in posmire Niamps
wo will semi the Bluing in eoncentruLed form
by mall, After you have used It, once you will
uso no other, It Is also the bust Ulue Ink,
E. W. GILLETT,
Manufacturer of Magic Yeast.
13 River Street, Chicago, III
COLUMBIAN PRIZE WINNERS.
CONOVER
PIANOS
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGANS
WERE GIVEN
Highest Awards
At the World's Exposition
for excellent manufacture,
quality,11 uniformity and
volume of tone, elasticity ;
of touch, artistic cases,
materials and workman-!
ship of highest grade.
OATAtOQUIS ON APPLICATION PRBB.
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO.
CHICAGO. ILL. '
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
' C. 13. BttliVN,
:rji:rTisT,
HlI.Lsrtorii); tiBFGOV.
j r.r t'HOWX and BJUIhiK work 11
i specially. Al.I. WORK (iuiili'lltetsl.
t Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan JUock,
! ttKricK Hot- it: 1'ioin s,. vt. to 4. i m.
( '
C. R. MEAD'S
EXPRESS!
. .Makes reifulnr trips to l'orthinil on
Mondays, Wednesday, ami Friday?, n -turning
on Tuesdnvs, Thursdays mul Sit
uixkivs. All Utmiiiesn entrusted to him
will be promptly nnd ciuetiilly uttoiiiied
to. Frciglit nnd cspresN riui-rcasiail'lc.
Leave oviUrs w 1th him, or ut Leitl'ord's,
or ut The Allot..
EAST AND SOUTH
-YIA-
The SSiasta Route
of Tin-:
Southern Pacific Co.
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily,
sot rii "' soiirti
6:15 p m
10:23 p in
10:15 a m
IiV l'ortlnnil Ar S:20 a in
Lv Albany Ar 4:23 a m
A r San Francisco Lv 7:oa p m
I A hove trains slop nl all stations from
j Portland to Albany Inclusive, also Tan.
' pcnt.Nlieds; llalsey, llarrlsbui'H;, Jililo
' tt.oi I rv inu: :m 1 Idiotic, nnd nil stations
from ItosebuiK to Ashland inclusive,
i HONKIICtiO MAIL, I.AILY.
S:.UI a m
12: 10 p in
6:50 p in
Lv
Lv
Ar
l'orthmd
Albany
Kosdiure-
4:30 p m
12:.!0 p m
7:00 a in
Dtnhiu'Cars on Oden Unotc, 1'ulliiin'
Bullet Slei'pcrs, mill Second Class Sli ei.
lilt; Curs etta-hed tonll llirough trains,'
West Side Division.
Between Portland and Corvatlis,
MAI1.TIIA1N, DAILY, IKXl KCI SI'N DAY)
7:30 u in ! Lv Portland
5:30 pa,
4:22 a 111
K:50 a m Lv llillshoro
12:15 p 111 I Ar Corvallis
At Alhntiv and Corviillis
1:00 p m
connect w Itli
truimtof Hie Oregon l'licitic Railroad.
KXl'llUSS Til A IN, DAlI.YI'.Xt'UlT SUNIIAV)
4:40 p III
:HO p 111
7:2.) p 111
Lv Portland Ar
Lv lllllsnoro Lv
Ar McMinnvllle Lv
8:25 a lit
7:13 a lit
5:50 u tn
Thrmigh tickets to all points ill the
Eiwtern States, Canada and Kiiropecnn tin
obtained tit lowest rates from J. J, Mor
gan, Afent, II illsboro, Oregon.
U. K inn 1 Kit K P. UooKits,
Mi.i.a ;er,i Ass'tG. F. A P. A irl.
Portlaud, Oregon.
fer SCMULfvlERICH & KOCH,
MEAT MARKET,
Fresh and Salt Meafa always on Hand.
Seooud
I-Wll
HSfcets, .CroouetbetB, Bird Cashes
1 A
Notions, Stationery,
Justice of the Pgacand Notary Public
Insurance, Loans and Abstracting.
INCITY HALL, - - - HILLSBORO, OREGON.
WILLIAMS & SLWELL,
MAIM STREET, HILLSBORO, OREGON.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE.
Turnouts First Class. Special attention given Commercial Travelers.
Carriage and Hearse on short notice.
W.J. WALL, EV1U5IC TEACHER.
INSTKCC'I'ION OfVKN ON
! The Organ, Piano,
''And Ciaironet
TERMS MODERATE. ADDRESS: W. J. WALL, HILLSBORO, OR.
If you Want to Hire
GO TO
CITY LIVERY STABL
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS
IM HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS, GOOD TERMS. GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
Cor. 2nd and 'Washington Street.
Hillsboro Meat Market,
I. 1:. HFKo'l, Pimr
ieef, Mutton,
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Highest ; Maiket : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cattle, ; Sheep : and : Hogs
Oash Paid
MAIN STREET.
The Imlm Druor
THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY.Mfl
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('nref'nt Riiirvliilon by oxiwriimeetl
rxitctit and uninstaKing ptiarnia'iisis I i -:Sui
The 1 Illlslioro I'liarnn'cy oirl.irs Its dniRs from the most reliable manufaeturm '
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nnij j tiiium iii'.'iiiiiii,. r,iij,jritvi ..,... -j
din tint,' a lli'st-elnss prewtription businftHS.
tno niosr-npprovea latest reuieaies are
hciei.ii
tllBHS
for ci
dlMnensinir drutr Stores.
Ali too loauuig artloles of uroooists' scKpiiBiB, including tie unbst pir.
l'CMES. TOILET ARTICLES. BRLSPES, SPONOES, etc.. M6 On rlifmlav.
A )fi.rfPA jwirl ATr'nllAnt fiHKortinRnt, of
hand, 1'ateut uiedtuineH of all popular
. i
Wt!"JI - J,, M - -- - - -
m
Jc.vf.tMnJ TradcMark. ohtalntd nnd all Pat-J
Jembu.mcrtconjuoccllor MoocT ftt.
11(1 HWH..-
remold livm W .hKV. , , . A,vr,0.
"IZI I "Wabto- .-t. 0,..l
.... i.. ,i Hun lilt latent ! Mi-nri-J. .
u . "I low tu Obuin Hmenit," wilh v
" "iuiila th. U. S. ana f""" conmi -
i'CSt
5nt tree,
Aillt",
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Thou, F. Oiikcs, Henry C. Tayiie,
Henry C. House, ReeleVMi.
IMonTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
N
3
Pullman s
Sleeping Cars
Elegant
Dining Cars
Tourist
Steeping Cars
sr HAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH
rAllQO
GRAND rORKS
CR00KSTON
VINN1PE0
HFLPNA
Bum:
70
THROUGH
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TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON AND ALL
POINTS EAST and SOUTH
For information, Hum curds, iiiapn nnd
tickets, cull on or write
ft. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gaul. PassAgJOl
I'OHl LAND. OR-
ILLSBORO BAZAR
etc.
JAMES H. SMITH, PROP.
Violinccllo,
a Good Livery Team
THE ,')'! t
THAT CAN BE HAIV
leal and Pork
for Poultry.
HILIilBOKO
OREGON
House.
physlnlunsl Acovtratu tlisneiising by com-
iiusjiu iiui..iiMury lur properly con.
Tliepi-oprlotors are ever watchful that
coniiniiau oeing aaaed to me stock as ths
rpkcita ni.pwi nnrl wtji. iaihn l'nlAA
kJiuls jty in stock. The finsst wiaihrT"
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