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THE HILLSBORO A KG U 8, TH U ItSDA Y . NOVEMBER H). 18.
fHE ARGUS . .
CALENDAR
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24 "25 Pirt'
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A Wily Mull Arrivals:
Forest (irov -am 7:IB
Portland, Wiiy mill Kaatern - 8:W
Ulenuou p ui firtXI
Corvalll anil Way , - 5:a
'Portland ' fc(W
Dully Mull Departures:
Portland ICuHtoru via HI" am 7:13
Port .via (.Jlnucoo, ,eno A llctluuiy 7.00
(rvllbi Way - H;f
1'ortlnixl Jt Way p m 6:0H
Purest drove - - :00
Furmlnitton unci Laurel leaven ut 10::i0 u
in unci arrives ut X:V p m oil Tuesday,
, ' Tluirmlny and Saturday
No Sunday mails". I'ustofllce open from
7:110 a m to H:00 p in, except Hiindays. .
U. I'. Time Table:
:--: i ' IjV.' Ar.
Yortland a in 7:1.1 p m MM
orvallia . ' 'am S:fi0 p in 4:0.1
Portland " a In H:M) p in 6:00
McMlnnvllle a m 6:00 p m 7:13
" Win. llngley, Sr., as in the
city Tuesday. He is one of the
farmers who were fort u hate enough
to hold the bulk of their wheat and
rry the benefit ol the advance.
11. WchruiiR it Sons have juet
received their full line of dres
gouili. Don't fail to calhand ex
amine goods and prices before buy
ing else whore, as they , defy all
C impetilion.
Hut little interest seems to be
manifested in the joining city elec
lion. It seeing to be generally con
ceded that poor officers can't be
elected in Hi'lsboro, anyway,
That ho many of . our hop
lirowerssold before the advance in
priceB is rather unfortunate.
Why pay your money for Wild
cat (taper when for the same uidViey
or less, you can get as good an in
surance plicy as the world pro
duces, for the same price or less, by
calling on J 1. Knight, llillsbo
ro, Oregon.
'" It may now, be considered that
the election iH fully settled. The
wife of one of our stiffest republicans
was seen walking on the street) re
cently ; with tlie wife of a populist,
and both were in "the company of
two othtsr women ' whoso- husbands
were respectively a sound
and free silver deocrt, .
- ,?T-.Uiiei & Uiiky ivili not be 'ixrii
dersold. 1'hey seller caijh'or pro-
ptf and jneet allhoHest competi-
itton. ; ri.-y .: r. v--
1 mL.Wf Hone" will soon cwV
struct arot jtw, huge bookcase w l 1 h
sliding doors, sltnilat to the one he
constructed some months ago; : It
will b -placed in (he Jaw 'oflifcetof
fiM: Husteu with its conterparl.
GeoWan has returuetj from
his trip to the. in hies. ,'.',.',,'
t If yoitwant to H-e somethinp
fiine go twoduors north of the posv
ollico. : C&W artd get prices before
purchasing clothing elsewhere.1
" -Itobt Walker, of Dairy Creek,
was in town yesterday; ! 1
C. Jensen, who for a long time
was connected with the, Tualatin
Creamery, is now located in Dni
mark tvhVre he h.is purchased a
small f rni and gone into the dairy
btisihem". Me em's times are fairly
good in hii native coiHitry atid that
lie will rexide there permanently
T-Mke a dream or she unent x
Berly's "Av Marie.'' AV the Di lta.
It is said that the Hillsboro
Dancing Club will soon organize
tvf tli winter season.
A Mew aortinent of hlauket.,
all stvbw snd prints. We lead
tlvm all in best of quality nod low
rst of prices, Come and see (is lie
f ire you buy. U W'EHittiNQ A Bps.
From the .way our worthy con
tenipohiry, th InilepeiHlent'talks,
it wnld apprar that it owns the
cotuiilg grand jury. But it doesn't.
1.. . Kaistelter and family
will giHin start for. Arkansas' : to
muke that plueo th-ir future, h'me.
Jlr; Kari'tetter has been huperimeii
enTtrf the Lndil A Uecd fa rrti for
aoihe time. They "will make thy.
trip by team., w i ' '
Flour is way up, but bread is
yet the same at the City l'akery,
nod tiie way to- iihprove the other
wimY)pcL fnpK)r i to stop and get
Ihrea .loaves of nice '"lot bread for a
dime on u.tir way liome.
'"'he Overland to San Francis'
co passed through thib city, Sunday
and Monday eveiiihgs on iiccount
if washouts on the east si:le . , j :
Commencing with Friday morn.
ing and lasting until Monday morn
ing was one of the .severest storms
for year. An. immense amount
of rain fell, swelling all the streams
bardc full and overflowing. ir In
many places small culberts and
bridges, were washed out, but none
of the larger bridges have been ma-
UEl
20 1 21
27 "28
i -r-
; lenaiiy injureu. , . ".y.
The . small boy his bten hi. his
glory -since snow-tall. Many; the
luckless wight there is who has en
countered the fVyipg 8iiCtw-ball while
Those having root crops on the
Jecjtion bottom, were making great
8orta Friday nd Saturday last
gut their crop har vested before
itie k eofered the ground. John
MsstWf baveter 'the lat'of his in
wrtfal fe'et of water.
-TheY. I'. 8. C. E. of the Con
gregational church will give a So
cial of Nations at Grange 'hall, Fri
day eve::ing, Noveinlx-r 27th. An
Ititi'mdiiig program will Iw rtTHifr-
cd. Adnitp-t-inn, lOrcntH; rfivHh-
niimts, oyhtfi'i', etc, extra.
See Haines 3l Bailey lH;f re vou
sell your wool. They are paying
12 wilts per lh. fur hret quality.
Th'1 Jackson bottom is ugain a
lake, being bank full. The water
has ris-n earlier this fall than for
many seasons.
Calvin Pomeroy will have a
new trial; ' The .Supreme court has
reversed the decision and sentence
of 'he Circuit court of this county,
ii m I the case will probably come up
at the coming term of Court.
The cheap rates of 12 dollars
cabin and 6 dollars steerage, includ
ing meals and berth are still inef
fect on. the U. K. & N Cos', sieam ,
ers from Portland, Steamers leave
Portland everv five davs.
Grand Lecturer IJerriii, A O.
U. W., was in the city the latter
part of last week and talked on fra
ternity at the Odd Fellows' hall
Friday evening. Mr. Ilerrin is a ;
genial gentleman and awakens an
interest in A. O. U. W . circles wher
ever he goes.
Miller, the Second street bar
ber, still continues In do first chiss
work at hard times prices. Shav
ing 10 cents. Best in the city.
-The Hatchet tells in the last
issue, or a partv having "diflicult
teeth." What ' next a "diflicult"
head? ' '
W. E. McCourt Suudayed in
McMinnville,
Don't forget John Brown or his
magnificent line otc)oUiing sam
ples. I he best ever , in the city
without exceptions. s
The overland, which has been
tunning through this place for sev
eral davs since the freshet, was
sidetracked Tuesdav night at the
depot,- It was not on the iroirani
but some one bad thrown the switch
whether intentionally or in a spirit
ot devilment. It is supposed to he
the work of boys.
When you wantan"uptodate"
hair cut, or a neat comfortable shave
or both, call nt(tbe City Shaving
I'arlors. Hot and Cold baths im
mediate on order.'
.. E. E. CoIkbtock, Prop.
; The 'first hard freeze of the sea
son (ccprred Jask.nigbt. : lee was
frozen to the thickness of abut one?
eighth of an inch. ,
Thanksgiving will soon '
nrro , anu iui ryn lire i
high too high for. many p
Qregdrr. ' 'v i
W .! : l. LJJ v
here and turkeys are roostinc
people lit
? Vy.'lfi. Brock pflii jiow supply
the public with tlie' choicest maca-
cest maga
ifhes And literature
Come and see
for vourself.
"Dad" Simmons, of McMinn-!:
viller was in the' dty yesterday.
Mr. SiinnHis was hanlly recogni!!
el by his olii friends as instead of
the smooth; (ae he lhad . always
worn, he puslieil front of his chin
a beard or several inches. When
seen by an' Allans representative
"Dad",, was, earnestly Becking for
' conlidenee.j' ;, ,
.You areJ known by "'lie 'f
fume vou use. Ave .Nfat;ij"at the
Delta., ...(.y '"-:,' ."
'WThe diicket fiir the S;,ttni
of Circuit Court is publislud irt atk
oth'.T colunin. The. list of cases is
lengthy and the court will contin
ue long intoJLec. '
G. R Bagley did business a,'
Portland the first of the week.
11. WeliruiigJi; Sous have just
received a larg,liiie of fall goods
and are selling ,M .prices (,,r cftHh
.i :.. . i. Zj.X-i: ....i
tnai can iiov iie oupiiuniuo.
It is rumored that the friend
of lion. G. W. Patterson will push
his name for the position of preoi
dent of the senate at the- legislative
meet this winter.
In many of the Bcaverdam
lands of the county ' it is, reisVrted
that carrots, parsnips and- beets
have not been, harvested and are
covered with water.
- Monday brougbUhe first snow
of the season, about two inches hav
ing fallen throughout' the day.
The case .of John Milne vs
Washington . cbunty, anneal on
county's award of damages, and!
change of venue to Ulackanias, in
the nntller of a county road, has
been decided. The appraisers'
award of damages and ..subsequent
continuation by the comity court
was sustained. Mr. Milne therefore
.receives the $150 first awarded.
;r Hon. S. B. Huston transacted
legal business at Oregon City .Mom
day. : '"! :' , ; .. ;'"" '
Thoa.'Talbott was down from
Cornelius" the lirst of the week Tom
says the election didn't exactly
suit hini but he is ready for that
prosperity.-' v-; ' "
Gales Creek must have had it
great 'ratification Saturday night.
The firing of anvils must have ijeen
well practiced for the reports were
plainly heard here at Hillsboro.
rrMartiii Gindhart is now locat
ed on Mr. , Tongue's farm east of
town He recently proved up ,on
bis homestead near Buxton.
Mr. and Mrs,' ft? B. Goodin
have Worhed-fim hert
oastern Oregon and are at home
to their friends,
fhanksgiving Day.
Thanksgiving day -will he signal
ized in llilli-boro this year by the
conducting of a union service of ail
the churches, in the Congregation
al church, at. 11 a ni ,on Thursday,
November 2(iih, fy v C. E. Cline
preai'hinir the sermon.
It is designed to make this Hurt
ing thoroughly rejiresentntive in
character. , To it are invited all:
loniaiiis1s' ami I'rntestauts ami
lhos of no i;ii ti; ular failh. .'-.Spec-.
inl rniue'st is made that the stores i
1 .. .. . . .
anu varum ii:icis oi muhiik-ks Of
closed on that day. or at thu least1
lor portion of the day, thereby
giving opportunity for employes
and employers, business ami pro
fessional men, and all others to
unite in the profi able task of giv
ing "Thanks to trie Ruler of tin
Universe" with one accord. K
pecially appropriate and lilting,
also, would lie the attendance of
the school children in a body, as
far as practicable.
' Let farmers and others bring
specimens of fruit, . vegetables,
grain, etc., which will serve, placed5
in a conspicuous position, as con
crete illustrations of the never-cea's
ing homily of a lovin Providence.
A comniiltee will he in waiting at
Ihe thurch. before the service,-to
receive nil such contributions, and
assign them their appropriate
place. ' ' ' ' .' ,i .. : i -. .-.i
To this Union Thitnkgiviu'g
service we invite you all.
R L HlIKIXKY.
C. K. Ci.iNfi," ;'5
II. L I'katt. A
. E. 1
HltiHKS. ;
Blood Will Tell.
-..The inanv different skhrdisaiW
such as ringworm, tetter.salt rheum,
erysipelas, eczema, itching or an
eruption .of.-lV pinijilcs, pustules, ;
blotched, chaps or cracking bpeii-'nf
the skin, scrofula, are directly .tlie
cause of impure blood. Wilbur's
Blood Purifier is acknowledged to
be the liest medicine known for any
of these unsightly complaints.
Price $1.00 per bottle. For sale hv
W. E Brock. - :
The Election.
Since so many statements have
been 'made relative to the election
The Anot's deems it imiwrtant to
show how. close the i: race was. al
the Same time acknowledging that
the popular vote went for McXin
ley : werw helmiiigly1; ' It . was a
wise jirovihion of our forefathers
thai, each state wast made to elect
electors and they to go into an elec
toral colloue to, elect; a president.
The popular vote system would nat
urally breed sectionalism and the
populous east coiild nt'all limes die
late policies' for the sob th and west
where lie theagriouliiir.il interests.
The election was ii great deal
closer, than manv of our fenders
might suppose and The Auars de
sires to call attention tr the tuh
that a "change from - McKin ley to
Bryan as follows would 'have1 given
Bryan a majority in: the electoral
college, i .v (..', ., '
2000 change Me? tii llryan, O il.
9
13
,1ft
, 4
,. 3
250
' " " , " " Kv
' " . " " -I nd.
" Ore
" " Del
10V)0
1100
500
5500
5XX)
250
" ' , " V,Va;6
" "S.Dakota4
' -V Wvo. 3
These 57 votes with the 167 of
the votes giyen him by states which
went safely for him. ' would have
elected Mr. Bryan by tine majority.
The total number of , votes changed
friuj McKinlev lo Bryiin must have
reared Lbetlimen'sious of 20.600 di
vided amongst the eight ..states as
above.
A Bargain.
A neatly constructed 5 room cot
taize w thin 2 blks of business part
of town, uood fence around
good : woodshed,1 ; and two roomy
closets in residence. AIho pump
in good repair.' Goes ft r 600. In-quir-
at this office. ' )',.,:
BrWe Wilaon Written Up.
Away up in the n ountaim near
Wilson river lives Brice W ilson,
an Englishman, with his family.
Mr. Wilson is well known by many
in Hillshonv he having been on
the jtlry list a yVar or so ago. He
is kuow4i as a ste.idy reliable sort
of fellow , a genius and philosopher,
II.
The livening Telegram of Mon
day, this week, had a column arti
cle about Mr. Wilson's home ami
occupation in the mountains. It
seems that Mr. Wilson went on his
uncleared mountain ranch with . the
desire to make his living from the
place without going abroad. He
has been working up his cedar into
decoy ducks, so says the Telegram,
and has made hundreds of dollars
by so doing His' market is Port
land and San Francisco and as he
can set his price under that pf .the
manufacturers, he finds a .ready
sale. Mr. Wilson also makes gloves
from elk and deer hides and occa
sionally does a little tanning. He
is making a great .success of his
ranch and no one can read of his
efforts in the backwoods without
admiring the pluck and determina
tion exhibited, 1 - 1
; Thirteen acres, halt under cul
tivation, rest slashed, and seeded,
three ejjs; of beaverdaiu. and
atvail i Sitimtori plnuu t.d Ri'iiit li'ne
VjW
u rove. Goes at W
$50 per acre, , Call
at this office.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
"' KKAl. KSTATK TIIANSACTION8.
K'-tco4i Poiiieroy and lib to John
I'ninetov 4. IH a He..' Sti 1 1 II t It w tVJU.
Otlvo Niinnaii aiid hlitoK S mid W J i
Rolinoii it.W a Hoi iiliJiardwiu d 1 c 1 2
t 1 w 1400.
K T Mnkliiter to II I. & W Co pt l.lk 3
lllatnm -
Jtoljt Walker to Vii tiir Crop St 7-8 a hoc
tt n rn w as. "
AntiHi Pfaiiner to h C Walker IU 13-14
blk 14 P ad FOfiOt).
. L 8 Purler to K W Porter u w 1 n w a
it 1 1 1 8rwi;l.
UNto W II rer and wf e i e Is 8 and
w ) w i aftta a rl Pat
. f..i....n A I jr.
Porter to A Planner (J C and warran
ty deed tnl nivtux and boundn la Buxton
dkllnrtw )l'i0.
A J Porter to A Pfunner int in above
d(!Hcrilwil IhiicIk f.'0lj.
M A Powell iivtolveirt by S II Hainiih
rea a&siKtiue to EUlu Powell e J 1 5 6 blk
Pairvlew add to i4lHboro. AIolta5ti
blk 7 Port bind add to Vancouver $42.
M A Powell and lib to KtBe Powell
sume aw nbove Q C leel t.00
N A Barrett and wf by P J Bailey a
aiKiioe to W ll U'ehruiiK niHignee aw J u
wia'Ht,2n r;i w and oilier lundx in
WiihIi. (!o. by order of Circuit Court.
T K Cjirnoilus mini to Win Werner IS a
J CortieltuH d 1 c fu-'tO.
, K TUHtchne and wf to Perry i ! Hrudley
w k s e i a w 1 n e a ife t i n r i w $1,100.
S.'iiier to J P Finger 1 1 blk :l S C add
to llillHtxir.) ttKXI.
J Sheidierd and wf to Eliza Thompson
lta 8 11 PruitvaLttadd t iirove Sl'.OUO.
II S Selnmtfl und '!' to Harnh Miirslmll 1
2 blk l and I V.i Mk 7 Hyde t'urk $lol). '
K A Hyde uud ; i Hamilton to .Win
lieach pari blk rofoat (Jrovs $50.
Win leaeh ami wf to J Arnnttroiig name
kg above IU2.
Circuit Court Docket
Gilbtrt llta'ir'V 'Preston Richardson;
Paxton & Puddpck for plff and f H
Tongue for deft. . .
In matter of- es'talc of D M Radley in
solvent; T IMWgse for plff
F G Oisen va Teler Carlson and Pierre
Morrin; T H TiJn(fUe for -plff and K Mon
tague for deft.
Johii Oloort vs'Pe'fer Carlson and Pierre
Morrin;' T H Tongue for plff and R Mon
tague for deft. ri i'..(,'v. : ' !
M W Patton admr et al vs Talbot Mil
!ler et al T H TeflgWe for iff and Huston
and Hare for df ; -. . " "'
A bonahue apd Co vs Pietro and A n
gto Ambrozi; Starr & Thomas for plff
...iCharlesUWeiti H Hendrix; Mitch
ell, Tanner a.MitftkelJ, for plff and Ton
gue &. Huston for deft, ; . , , . '
AUgnste Movers ''W'AMgiiit Mevers; S
B Huston forplff aJrti T H Tongue for df.
'Pelef Bigakme viiMary I ledges; Stott.
Boise & Stott for p!ff t nd R and K B
Williams anc S A McN'aiy for deft. .
Heurielta H.viriv"Pted Meyer; T H
Tongue for plff and;S U Huston for deft
In the matter of "the estate of Richanl
Morton, insolvent;,? H Tongue at'.or.
Patrick Rina vs .Barney Lease, ;!i B
Huston for plff aiulT H Touguetur deft.
Bradley & Metcaif Co vs T R Corne
lius; Euiuions St, Euiuious for plff and T
H Tongue for deft. . . ..
In the matter of the estate of Donald
Mik.nn ;.i... f n t ...... .f,
joTiii P Hoffman vs P W Edwards el
ux; v J iviciuugnu ior pin.
Matter of estate of T R Cornelius, in
solv; T H Tongue attor.
E Quackenbush va C B Bunnell et al
Williams, Woods' 8t Liiithicmii and Snow
& McCamant for plff and. MiUei & Mill
er loraeu. ,,lV, i..t.ti.Wi:
Matter of estate of Annie Wilkes, dec;
S B Hudtwia aiid. 15 B WillUmi for plff
and r H longue lor.delt. ., ; i-
- W T Bunnell, guardian, vs Chas B
Bunnell; JolivB and. ddleuian tor plff
and Wilier A, MU!tr.lor det. iu.i
lames M Smith vs Win and. Alice
Vaughn; T H Tongue for plff and C"M
luleuiau for (left.i :., .) iliiX
Matter of estate of Clus Collins, lusol:
T H Tongue attorT
Jlalttr ol assignuvent ot N A Harrt.lt.
insolv; Bnrret & Adams attor.
R Vincetit.'adilir, v Clans schlicut-
tug; Barret & Adams and W U Smith lOr
plff and S B Hustoji for deft. , ; ,,
Matter of assignment of Win Chalmers
insolv; T H Tongue attor.
Eugene u Vhite vs Kiciiar I Morto-i
etal; R R Gillntc ud btott, Botse.a
Stott for plff. ,
Pauline Hull "vs S A Dial and V L
Cirl; Gtttnerand Shower fot-plffam) Mc:
Dougall, Spencer and Jones or deft.
Mary M Shepard. ys .Abne.r Frame et
al; Milton M SmitU .fpr, plff.
H Welirung ft Sons vs H P Ford; S B
Huston and Betitoli Bbwnian for plff and
T H Tongue for deft.
Matter of assignment of Forest Grove
Door and Lumber -QoijT H .Tongue for
plff. " ' "'
M JSammons va E H Malitz et al;
Dell Stuart for plff.. f ' -
Matter of assignment O' Wilson Bowl
by and George. Stinehcomb, doing busi
ness under the firm name ol BoWlby ft
Stinehcomb; T H Tongue for assignee.' '
W T Bunnell et.al ,.vs Chas B Bunnell
et al; Carev, Idleuiat'u Mavs and ..Web
ster for olrf and Miller & Miller for deft.
Carl V Witzingerode vs John Long ct
al; U S Grant MarqUam for deft.
The First National Bank of Hillsboro
vs E C Hughes and Mary. M Hngbes; T
H Tonirue. for olff- and S B'HAiSlon for
Ot.ldeft.,'. .'..i..-. .'!..(.'.- '
t f uao Uood, admr, yd w k uucnanan et
ux; Carey, Idleman a Co for plff atld T
H Tongue for deft. i ' '1 '
Carrie Jamison vi H E Manning et al;
X King Wilson for plff.
Geo Graham vs Benedict Thurnher et
al; I arret ft Adams and George A Brown
for plff. ' .v
Miss A E Hell, vs, Alex Chalmers and
John Chalmers et al; Barrett & Adams
for plff and T H Tongue lor de4t.
Martin Foard and Frank A Stokes vs
Henry Heguie et al; Starr, Thomas and
Chanilierlatn. for plff. ' 1 "
S B Giluih vs Bank of Forest Grove, a
private corporation; S B Huston for plff
and T H Tongue for dett.
Elizabeth Shute et al vs Amanda J
Sherman et al; T rf Tongue for plff and
J W Walley for deft.
J J Morgan vs: EC Hughes dt a) ; T H
Tongue for ulff; i . . . . ,
Miss Mary Halter vs jotin ti urooic;
W J Rice for plff and Barrett and Adams
for deft.. ...
Henry Bauer, vs Minnie Kuehuel et al;
J R Stoddard for plff.
John Johnson vs J W Elbridge and1 wf
and Chas P Boss; Caples and Allen for
plff. , , , .-. ....
C F Plympton vs Eugene D White et
al;.Thayer aud McCoy for plff.
. Minerva Newton vs Sarah J Grabel et
al: T H Toncue for plff and W D Hare,
and Geo R Bagley for deft.
E G Cooley vs Leander Gray' et al:
McDougall and Joi.es for plfl and Realties
and Tongue for deft. :
W A Goodin vs Mary A Wells; Tongue
for plff and Miller and Miller for deft.
Richard Gardner vs Elizabeth J Pat
ton et al; Graham for plff..
T H Tongue vs C J McDougall; Tongue
for plff and Spencer for deft.
Chas L Scheiffelin vs Peter Kalch et
al; lieid for plff.
J J Morgan vs V A Billion et al;Tongue
for plff. ' ".
M Ogden vs W V Annans; Bagley and
Tongue for plff and Smith and Bowman
and Huston for deft. -
. Katie Bmgger va J C Haro et al; W.hal
p. Mnlr mid Miller for nlff.
Hems Itectwr vs W RGttrdner, and the
Boys and Girls Aid society; Tongue for
and Bmith and He"el louden.
AniandaJ Shermun et al vs Drnsilla
MoLinn at al; Tongue for plff and Huaton
tor deft.
n1? A. 5dl,y r" Hermau 8udy 8u,tt that the tailnnid company wi.ubl
Home A Htntt. ... , . , , . ' ,
Hnell. eitnue Woodart Co v V M get ie land beyond a doubt with
Kobinaon et aljKnow and McCainant for . in three years, title improvements
pllf and Walley for deft. al,j nit
A brain Hyatt va Annu U Cox et al;
Suiilb for pill' and Tongue for dtift.
H VV i ; esse va ?! A liiirrett and Henri
etta narretr; Whalley and Mtiir for plff.
First National liiink of Hillsboro va K
V iiiiglieit; Tonirue for plff.
. John Northrop va N Berdan etal; Rag
ley for pitt und Tongue for deft.
Margaret Miller va W W Annans; Hua
ton for plff und Tongue for tleft.
Ueo N Dru vsC'haa Harris et al; Bagley
for plfl.
Bobt Balfour et al va Gideon O Bailey
et al; Chamberlain for pint.
Terna Coatantinl va tiinato Coataiitini;
Spencer and Malarky for plff.
Albert Smith va O E Courtney; Men-
flDiwIull nnrt Huirlev for nllf.
John Axpinwalf va Jacob B Foster;
Tongue for plff.
KLSabln va H C Tupper et a'; Bauer
and Green for pill'.
Benj Birdxell va Leaner Gray etal; Hug
ton for plff.
Peter Wlkander va Tbog Hangen and C
F Fiihn Tongue for plff.
Geo lUibiuson vs W N Fowler et al;
Tongue for plff.
Union Savings and loan Ass'n v J K
Miller et al; Miller and Miller fur plff.
t O Thome va I) W Dhondt et al; Hus
ton for plff ..
Oliver P Newton -vs ,A S Kicbola et al;
Tongue for pill'.- '
t he Dundee Mort and Trust Improv't
Co Ltd va Richard Williairm; Bronaugh,
Fenton and B for plff. . . :'
era Snow and H B Huatdu y Edith
Monroe and Jai'kgou Monroe e nl; Wal
lace Mct.'auiant for plff. " "
iGerman Savings ahd Loan; ' Aaa'ri vg
William Eisner et al; Smith for plff,
T t Newman va John n Uolstruin; j
Tongue for plff.
Henry andltaynea .for plB. ;.."ilice ,iie rice has la-en lai,i.
dor; Bagley fr pill' and Huston for deft, j;
fliary -u nuifnea v ienie aiioerzan-;
Kt'JacKNiin vs Aiiania .immeiiirani
Tongue for plff and li irrett & Adams for
deti. . -,
Special Sale.
., To make room for Holiday stock,
until November 28, the uuders.igjred
will sell at 2tfp c discount for eaifh';
clocks. walv.heSj jewelry ofall kinds,
musical instruments, optical goods,
ttc.,, when 4 purchaser buys in
amounts to equal one dollar or. up
ward.' Also prepared to make and
lit all kinds of rings, sets, etc., to
order. Work promptly'' executed.
Wood taken in trade. Yours for
business,,, . .. - . - ', , .;,'
' 'r' ' - L. V, lerckmoes, v
Hillshpl-o, Oregiin.
Come Out.
Memiiers of all political parties
are lequested to meet together at
Shute's Hal' on Friday evening of
this weekal7:30p m. to commence
a serje ofaueelings to discuss ros
pective. legislation, both state and
national. Theluiig wiiitereyenings
will be specially adapted to tlie dis
cussion of such ; issues ami it can
not fail to lie beniticial to all con-'
cerned. A frequent 'meeting - of
tins kind will bung out ui.tny ideas
niul as all ure inter sted in public
affairs this b ushing up against an
l:it:o'iiistic ide' s. tn S ' if another's.
will, or.ot eh t t he, nro luctive "of
much go An, endi'avor will lie
made t have a legislature or CiHin
gi'ess formed fro.u our leading pol-,
ilicians and the isue.4 of the pres
ent and future debated.
. v: A Lie Nailed.'- ?
.Consumtitiou and bronchitis are
not bv: aiiv- means the same al
though it ia bard to dist nuisi ohe
from tlie other. .Hr.iiicliitis is. an;
iiiflaiiVinatiiMi of the lining of the j
.vind tubes or air' vessels Hf the)
iungs, causivig soreness of the same,
cough, sore throat, hoarseness, di-
thciiity of breathing, spitting of I
matter and sometimes blood. ( Thou-
saiids die annually with this dread
disease. llbur s Cough Cure wfM
cure. ' Price 50 cents. For sale by
W K .Brock.- ..; ' ' - ''
Mitchell and the Quadrant.: ' ' -4
' Tliere are many settlers up on '
the , , quadrant w ho are wondering
Whether Mrlitcbellj the senior !
senator from Oregon, should he be ;
returned: 'Will ' luive so ureal a
changoHifr. heart as to their rights
oirthe hliid in controversy as did
he ott the money question. It will
he reineniliered that many have
made their homes on this now dis
puted territory have spent years of
toil in i he improvement thereof and
,tbey are naturally interested. One
man who.settled on a piece of this
land, several years 'ago and w ho has
Cleared up 15 acres in the heavy I
timber, passeu tnrougn nere aion-
day in a prairie schooner,' euroute
to "Kansas. To an A nous reporter
he said: "Life is too short to wait
any longer ott the quadrant decis-
ion. , igiii yei x . up
there and each year added a trine
to the tillable land. 1 am going
home to Kansas before I get as
tKior as some of my
miirbrirra nn
e -r
tliere. flow poor is thiitr ven
turetj our scribe " W ell, I'll I ell
you,", was tne response, "ynifn
one mai moved away trom up tliere
all he had to do was to sling the kid
on his shoulder, throw a bucket of
water on the fire, call to his wife,
whistle for his dog, and he was
ready to start." ' i
This man further stated that the
settlers on the quadrant had little
faith in Mr. Mitchell s sinee.ril v on
the land ouestion and that manv
'(if their number were of the belief
Friday Evening, November 20, 1896.
Is the date for thd Grand Ball
at Hendricks' Hall, Cornelius.
A Free Wagon will leave the Hillsboro House at 6:00 p. m. for Corne
lius and one will leave Hohbach's Bakery at Forest Grov at 5:00
, ( i - . , ; p. m.' for the conveyance of Ladies.
Good 2lu8ic Will be Had.
A Cordial Invitation to All. .
Oil ofGladneta.
Is a pleasant, palatable pn-para-lion,
entirely free from all oily tate,
and inay be administered internally
or apphetl externally. It will. re;
move all thai "human flesh i heir
t,'' if properly applied, and might
be rightiy termed "a panacea for
all ills." Price 50 cents For sale
by W. 15. Brock.
Sheriff Bradford last week
served naiiers on over 10( witness.
' es in Multnomah coiintv for the X.
N. Sti-eves trial. The case promis
es to be long drawn and will create
much interest.
Please read and heed the fol
lowing: All iersoiis indebted to
the firm of H. Wejming & Sou are
requested to caJKand settle their
notes and accounts 'at once. This
is the last es. II. Please, take notice.
H. Wehrung & Sons.
J. M. Brown has disposed of
his news business and W. E. Urock
will hereafter supply the people
with mugrzines and monthlies.
Hop buyers have been in this
vicinitv recently mskinir . offers
: .
Vcrv few have sold U.dess their
AfM. waii ,ln, er )ntrct. Aa wool
i., " Un"er c.J,,"cl- A8, 0-01
i has been ttdvancinir the speculators
have been through the state, one
having purchased small lots in this
city at lOi cents.
J. M. Partlow, of Forest Grove,
was in the city today.
-James, Benefiel, the Portland
Horticulturist and Florist was in
the city today. He has teen hunt
ing np on Dairy Creek and reports
a great time in the mud ami rain.
. Justice Smith has been trying
a case today where a man by the
name of Stullz sues to recover for
work done on a' Greenville hop
house. Tomorrow the Judge will
hear the case of state vs Peter Bar
ret, charged with threats against
one of i is family. ;
Max Crandall has been busy
copying the tax roll-for Clerk Im
brie and is now busily engaged in
writing up the bar 'docket of the Cir
cuit Court. Tlie tax foil "is a work
of, art in the chirographic line "and
is a goodly, bight, for anyone, who
admires fine Work. . .
.-r-M. ...Schuster; end, Grace Day
have been granted. liceuee to weti by
County clerk Imbrie. ,
Assesscr ,V'ilox, has in con-
i 'unction with" , the equalization
oard of the efiiinty,' the other two
members of which" are Judge 'Cor
neliu - and- .'Clerk Imbrie, filed
the rol of the,l$96 assessment iii
fhe Clerk's office.. The roli, was sent
this eveninc to the office of Sec, of
state. The Commissioners' court
assisted in the equalization.7 '
-4-Mr. and Mrs. Wrii. Tupper de
sire to thank . their'" malty Ii lends
for the,serv,it!ee rendered during the
illness ami death of their ttifitiit
child. ' '
KGPURT
Of the condition of the First NaMonal
ank of Hillsboro. in tlio State of Ore
gon, at the close of business, Out. 6, 1890:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ... . . , . .1 70,811 53
Overdrafts.secnred and unse'd - 84
U H bonds to secure circulation 12,50(1 00
Stocfca, eepurities, etc : . . . .
llanking-hotiSH. furniture and
17,105 70
fixtures
4,000 00
8,525 50
7,052 47
1.G08 40
55 80
495 00
S3
!t.,!tWt"
u e8aS)'ank".
Due from approved 'reserve'1-'
CUwaoiher' cash Uems"
Notes of other national banks..
! Fractional paper currency .melt-
gl)ecie
els and cents.,
I S,6ti 75
10 t
Legal tender notes
2,656 75
Redemption fund with U 8
Treas (5 pur cent of cir
culation) 562 50
1120,375 31
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
8 50,000 00
surplus tuna.
Undivided profitless expenses
and taxes paid
National bank notes outstand'g
Due to state banks and bank'rs
10,' H O 00
8,405 32
11,250 00
2H5 -10
20J 10
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits subject to
j rtiflcitog-of dqiosit
, Time ceititicates of deposit. ..
24,048 00
0,441 8!)
6,674 04
j ToUl
..1120,375 31
, g i-ate or Okioon, - I
j County of Washington, i8"'
, J J- D.. Merryman, cashier of the
that the above statement is true to the
best of uiv knowledge and belief
it, iL..,v nuui.in.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 17th day of Oct, 1890.
(Sko. R. BaoIlkv,
Notary Public for Oregon.
. Cormct Attest:
Tnos.H.ToNOUK. )'
Zina Wood, Directors. .
J. W. SlIUTK, J
BOUTS Made to Order. $5. 50
SHOES I!d4 Sewed $5.00
Wm. Mohr, on Second St,
Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done
tickets, 50 Cents-
' A. B. BEAZLEV.
! - '"' " StKMETlti. "' -
Bi PhaiTixr"LolTij;'e"Wt, KofPiiieta
Nutj, on, .MmidT evening of eah w n-k
l3 in Mawmtnlall.
Phonn:ia Triple So to meets on tba .
ond aiid t'oirrth Friday oT'oueh inouiti
In 1 (Mf1inU. , - J ; ; ,
Montezuma Lodge No AO 1 10
F meet every Wedneaday
euiiiK in tlii'lr hall. ,
H tltsitoro Kebelutb Lodgo Ko-64 niret in
'Odd Pcllona' ImU oh u,t third Saturday
of each month..
Tuality Lodge Mo 6 A F ft A it
uieei every Sam may nigat on o,r
after full iiiihui of each month.
Tualatin Chapter, No HI, Kaatem Star;
meets second and fourth Tuesday lit
each month at Maaonie hall. - -. '
, Hillsboro Lodge No lit A O C W
meet every aoeoud and rourtb
Friday in each month.
X
Washington Kncampmeot No 24 I
U U t ineeta on secend and fuiirtjb .
Krmay ol each month.
Uillaboro Lodge No IT 1 U ti '1' meet
in Urange i.Hll etei.i aiuruy
evening.
hHillabnro Grange No 73 P of t. meet".
M Snd and tin Saturdays at Un...,
Viola Tent, Ao ii, K u f M. meets in Odd
Fellows' Hail on m-vumu and 1-uiirlh'
Thursday evenui oi t.b monlli,
Ruby Assembly, No. 20, .United Anifana
meet lirst and third '1 utuay at Ooo Kl- .
lows' hall.
1 " ... .
Gen Ransom Post, No m. U A K.icrt at :
Grunge . . nil first and third .huturui.
PROFESSIONAL
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
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denea aoutn-weat eomar BaMlina an4
Second. All oaila ptomftij alluded da -might
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Offlee at Resideiice Jiastof Court Hwu,
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Surgeon Southern PaeiOe Railroad Oa,
Consultation in Frenck or Kngliah. Oflle
and reakloueesoutli M Mala near Id ati.'
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