THE U1LLS1SUKU AJiVjrUO,
HE ARGUS . .
.. CALENDAR
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Pally Mull Arrivals:
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I)ttlly Mull Departure
Ju m and Laurel leave at UkHO a
m iiuUrriv. at 8:4Ji p ih nnTucday,
''L"..::; ....ill.. lmUli' oimn from
Wa li" to 8:00 p hi, except Sunday.
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Everything Is "Clondyke "
With "Clondyke or hunt" it may
i) the latter.
H Come to Tub Ahoiu Job otlice lor
I ib printing at modern prices.
Ml. T. E. Webster, of Kant Port
ud, Sundayed with Mm. R. Cave,
ffthijuity
r t . . . t ,
Wanted: to iraue a V""i
r a fresh milch cow. Enquire at
lis ollice.
t N Arable is b'.uldinir an ail
" . . ! O ...U
in Iiih residence m nouui
VIV'M
illsboro.
in nlniriuit, unriirht piano for
i. - e I w
i -U.... V.wniira u!. I;
I lie lineup. anvj..
I loch's meat market.
Sehulmcrich & Son carry a Btock
the bent grade of binding twine
very low prices
H. Wahrnmr & Sons are making
reduction in the price of clothing
br the next 30 days
S A. I). Meek was in town Tues-
ny and gives the information that
e 18 running
last.
K good paying laundry in a west
de town, for Bale cheap, uooo
JuaBonB given for selling. Enqui re
t this otlice.
New potatoes are Belling at from
0 to 50 cents per saeK. uiu pom
m art Blow sale at trom io
euts per Back.
fiirr-nit court adioumed to
IV, the docket being pretty well
leared. In another column is tlie
imirwitinn of the cuBCB tried since
.--
ast week.
itchinsr skin diseases
inaUiitlv relieved by IJeWiUb
Wiii.li Hazel .Salve uneoualled for
euta. bruises, burns. It heals with
out leaving a scar, uiy i;iug
W. E. Brock.
While Mrs. C. Koch was couun
from Portland Tuesday even
im. mid iust enterinu the suuurus
"Bl l , . 1 i l
iar tonk frin it. threw nor
v v v w 3 ' .
from the vehicle ana severely
bruised her. Nothing serious re
sulted.
Thomas Tucker's melon patch
30
T. K. Cornelius, one of Wafliinir- fP
ton county's first piomrs, was in
the city Tuesday Hiid in response
to an interrogatory relative to the
WuHliingtou Inviiicilili's." men
tioned in a clipping published in
hiM paper and tuken from the Pu
ttie County (Ihvaco Washinutini)
Tribune, told our reporter the fol-
owtriL': "(Jompmiy I), one littn-
Ired strong was organized in this
ity, in the court house souare.
October Hth, lHW. We elected
ollicers, myself being elected cap
tain, and nt once marched t Port
land, w lere we were mustered in.
We then went into the Yakima
country and engaged in service.
Our company was mimed by the
allies ol this county as the ' nsh-
igton Invincible?,1 after Washing
ton county, then the foremost de
veloped m the state.' Mr. Cornel-
its promised more data relative tj
the making of the Ilag in thu near
future.
U. K. Bryan & Son successors to
ISryan-lUidluw Company are milk-
ng a clearance sale ol summer
goods, remnants, hats, clothing,
light shoes anil underwear. They
are making a specialty on groceries
and one dollar will buy more from
them than from any other house in
the county. Money saved is mon
ey mmle. Uall and he convinced.
licaveiton entire, turned cut
Tuesday evening and tendered
reception to its visitors from the
ea t: Airs. Miepa.d and the JHiss
s Kdna and Frank Hills, Ada
Ilaller and Celia Adams, of Kan
sub, and on their return trom the
California Kndeavorer Convention
and Mr. John Leo and daughter,
litt, of near Madison, Wisconsin,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Cady
The reception took place in Mor
ton's Hall, being presided over by
Key. Juggert. Impromptu add ress'
es were made; after which a delight
ful program of music etc, followed
Icecream and cake concluded the
evening and the visitors win re
turn eas, with a correct idea ol
Oregon hospitality.
John Griffin, of Zanesvill, 0
says: "1 never uvea a uay ior
thirty years without Buttering ngony
until a box of De Witt's Hazel
Salve cured my piles." For piles
and rectal deseases, cuts, bruises,
sprains, eczema and all skin trou
bles De Witt's Hazel halve is un
equalled. City Drug Store, W. E.
Hrock.
The Washington County Teach
ers' Institute will convene at For-
Several Start so as to be in
the Field
1
FOU NEXT SEASON'S PROSPECTING
Off for the Cold Fields of Alaska to
Make a Fortune in the new Eldoraoo.
Washington county has had a
touch of the Clondvke fever in its
most malignant form, an I as a re
sult will be represented in that
Alaska Eld jrado. The Elder will
sail the latter part of l he week and
those who are going from here have
made ready in a rush. John J.
Morgan, formerly of this city; Al.
(1. Wills, the veteran prospector
and miner of the 'GO's, now owning
the Courtney Meek farm; T. C. and
Con. McNiuner. brothers living ut
the Grove and wellknown all over
the county; equipped with both
muieH and provision, will leave pro
vided transportation facilities are
not cut off.
Of this representation M. G. Wills
is the only one who has had what
may be termed practical experience
in mining. "Gip," as he is famil
iarly known, "has been there" in
the early dnys during the Clear
water and Placerville excitements
and pulled out good stakes each
time. However, all are sturdy
and Tiik Ainu's hopes that they
will come back with money enough
to buy thu court house and build a
new jail. There is no question
about gold being there; indomitable
energy, coupled with some guiding
hand, should enable a man to strike
something rich as soon as next
spring opens. Success to them all
and may their shadows never grow
less, even while on Chilcat's stormy
summit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ransom
passed through to n for Forest
Grove, Monday, from Portland, at
which place Mr. Hansom met his
wife who hsd just returned from a
visit with friends in Eastern Ore-
tgon.
Mrs. George Ainsworth, wife of
the late George Ainsworth, of the
Portland Ainsworth Hank, is in the
city with daughter and son and
will spend a short vacation at the
Linklater residence and the Ross
farm.
There is a time for everything;
and the time to attend to a cold is
when it starts. Don't wait until
30U have consumption but prevent
it by using One Minute Cough
Cure, the great remedy for coughs,
colds, croup, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. City
Drug Store, W. E. Brock.
Is'nt it about time that Washing
ton county had a county fair? Has
the old time spirit of progressive
ness died out? Can't we do some
thing to call back to life the spirit
ai.d push of our lamented Robert
Imbrie and his colleagues. Are we
all bo engrossed after the almighty
ill LIB
Now Lays in Jail in Default
of Security.
VERBAWDEHE IS UNDER BONDS
What the Justices Courts Have Been
Doing -More Work by the Circuit Court.
A great twUt the Liles have been
having in court. Last. Friday the
Liles woman had an examination
before Judge Smith on an alleged
charge of adultery with John T.
McNamara. The husband, who
swore out the complaint, backed
down at the last minute and refus
ed to swear to what he had previ
ously sworn to in the complaint.
Both defendants were then dis
charged. Saturday evening the
woman and Verbawdehe, French
man, were examined before Judge
Hicks on the same charge. Both
were held to the grand jury, the
dollsr which many of us never get Frenchman giving bail and the
that we know not w tat baeves. red woman being remanded to tail.
apples, ravishing grain exhibits Tuesday of this week the husband
and pumpkins. We used to have Liles, was tried before Judge Smith
fai rs whicn were .lajrs. Why not on a charg-' of perjury, but hislavv'
nowr ver presented the view, that, no
It heals everything except a matter how he had sworn in the
r tr an l.pnrt mnv I snid of De complaint, the law granted nun ine
WiM'aW tn , Haze Ha ve. Files privilege 01 nui, ending .e "
and rntnl rliSP9(.A9. r.nts. burns, the wile. I nis oeing ine case, urn.
K.!. loHor ownma am sk n Part 01 me evidence uo iiuminu;i-
troubles may be cured by itquickly 'ai, anu not ing ihi... j
and permanently. City Drug more,
W. E. Brock.
Hon. W. D. Hare and J. C. Lam
kin returned the first of the week
from A. 0. U, W. Grand' Lodge,
and report that the order has adop
ted the classified plan. This is the
modern wav of fraternal insurance
was not committed. Judge Smith
discharged, much to the chagrin of
the deputy prosecuting attorney,
1 . .1 . 1 . f 1U
ana to tne pleasure 01 mo ueicu
dant's counsel.
Later: The Liles woman has
been allowed to take her departure
from custody under the condition
that she ami her worthless husD-
CIRCUIT COURT.
and places the Workmen in the ami immediately leave the county
vanguard ot nenenciary orders. U11,i ., ruurn i.G commitment
For years the classified a?sessment t gtan(j om tiie woman idefini e-
uruuiB uttviiis wen mum ... I h n ii minfi'eirien t nu is l ie
younger numbers of society to the Frenchman, Verbawdehe, out of a
detriment 01 noramen, urn i"" hd icnine not necessan v.
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A Number of Cases Disposed of.
Confirmation in the cases of E
H Ivde vs. V 1 muir, anu Mara
T Cox vs J L Lafferty. In re as
sienmentofNA Barret; assignee
ordered to pay John Milne csi.uu
out of the assets on hand for neces
sary expenses. George and Rurr
..nin TumlfiD-va 1-ff.nrv nnd Knte
est Grove n August 24th, at 10:00 Latham, foreclosure default and de-
a. in. anu eonunuB lour uvr. uu
eriniendent Craig states that the
verv best of exercises educaliona
will be held. Tvo of l'ortland s
hioli school principals will be pres
" . . . .... i
ent, Otlier attractions win ue ad
ded as long as the institute fund
hold soot. Forest Grove is one ol
the most pleasant little cities in
the northwest for such intellectual
cree. l'etiuon ol J Jj lirepg in tne
Pfanner assignment, for offset of
accounts; allowed. J W bliute vs
A en Parent: decision declaring a
Kind for a deed of mortgage, and
that the same be foreclosed and the
property sold. Moore, Ireland &
Co., ys Benjamin T West, action for
money and to set asido a deed; ai-
l.w.l.n1 nKntmi-l it r.wlurnd ertld nod
... - ... mil tu u unci, u...w
work, tuvri the place ot meeting ' ,hat the consideration of the deed,
well chosen. h a firut. lien on the proceeds
"'I'Iipv ilnn't make much fuss of the sale: plaintiff to recover
nlutnt. it. " Wb are sneaking of De court costs except fees ot witnesses,
Wit t's Little Earlv Risers, the In re assignment of Charles Col-
fnmnus little nills for constipation, litis: order issued requiring assign-
. mianeRu. nnd nil stomac i ana ee to h e ist ol creuttors witniu ou
bar sinister has been removed and
we nredict a great luture growtn
Real Estate Transactions.
for that oldest of fraternal insur
ance organizations.
Everything in the line of Drug
gists sundries, soaps, brushes,
sponges, toilet articles ami perfumes
sold at i'o per cent, reuueuou ior
catli at the Pharmacy we must
make room for large arrivals of
goods soon due from th east.
Judge T. A. McBrido and C. E
Rnnvon. court reporter, will leave
St. Helens ithe first of next week to f .iVhfoen'i
cross tne uoiumuia river, go i
liver troubles. They never gripe.
City Drug Store, W.E. Brock.
The show window in Brock's
Drucr Store was the hrst ot the
days, luaiaiin niiiia vuiuuhuy vd
W E Taylor: foreclosing mechanic s
len; plaintin given oays in
which to reply to answer. Mabel
Powers vs Ira F Powers; divorce
Claims Allowed,
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tin Main street is the Eden oi vis- week me scene o mucn aiuacuu . Dittintiff on grounds of de
Ion to the small boys-and it is Some one had gilded a rock nearly fd Plauum 011 grounaB
g . . i . .- 7.. I,.l.l.rl it pi-iuwiii
l.uietlv whiBperea inai even buuio me size oi u uiuu o
f . . . . .r .. i i i 1.4 . tmnui ,J diLn.
pi the staid old oeneuiciB uvc vaiueu ui over tju.uw, o
'Eve-il" designs on the luscious ing been taKen trom tne loimyao.
I mr I 11 , I
fiv,o t. no I Miinv wno nan never seen koiu m
mm ti j ,
. . u ts native state were taKen in
Don't nauseate your sioiimuu ,,,,,
1 . . .1... I 1 I...1 OUt OKI liailUB Ilk HIO UUCinivi-D n.iv...
tvith teas ana outer iierua, uu , ,
late your hver and sick neaaac e j tiikt,
,r nuirur lllOKB fainOUB little PUIS 1 , ,' ,.
nil unit u icitea mucn comuieiii, m
iv nsiriff those famous little pil
nnwn as DeWilt's Little Early
Huera Citv UrilSf Store. VV .
Jrock.
The Crandall brick is about com
nleted, the wood work and paint-
5ug being rapidly pushed.
l .A 1 1 l,w. r i ;r fitnrv.
sides giving many the Alaska fever.
J. A. Benson, a ron-in-law of the H A Ruble'.'.
At the recent adioumed term of
, . .. .1.- f..n
commissioner s court, me luiiuwiug
bills were ordered paid:
T. G. Todil court f 4
n H l-'.easoner court 9 oo
T C Johnson Bridges 69 oo
D H Snntli
river, go nv
wagon to the foot of Mount St.-Helens,
thence by pack horses and
saddle animals to axjamping place
on the slope where they wnl enjoy
good fishing and recreation for sev
eral weeks. It is hinted that the
Clondvke craze has caught them
and when they are in St. Helen
snows, feeling the gentle zephyrs
wafted from the Columbia, they
will imagine they are on Chileoot
Mountain, making for the gold
field.
"I crave but One Minute," said
the public sneaker in a husky
voice: and then he tooK a close oi
One Minute Cough Cure, and pro
ceeded with his oratory. One !luv
ute Cough Cure is unequalled for
throat and lung troubles, tity
Drug Store, W. E. Brock
George McKay, who has interests
in stock near Mitchell, close to
John A Imluy to Esther Dennis blk 11
Boharts Sub-div. 1225.
W A Nickel to John Jensen jonnson
40 a sec 18 t 3 n 3 w 8100
John B Kodo to Knoaa ai none z.wo
of Klkarmh Walker dl C$1000
Ida B Waleott ana rnismina 10 oumuei
M Hol'insi.n 2o.77a M M Waits d 1 c14W
D S Wise to Matiiuauaeiuot aiuaruen
Home f 100 , , , ., ,
John W Oates to Micneai u nou ji u
Oris Brown A 1 c $(400
Clark Smith and wile to A Htanaiee
lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 lilk VI Cornelius ana
lot 42 in Cornelius Environs $2000
John C Hitchcock to cnaries muciicock
Mc-
If you take this paper news! '
Commissioners' Court will be in
session next week.
See advertisement fir bid bridges
for Washington county.
Schulmerich & Son can sell you
the best binder in the market. See
them.
Teachers' examination at the
Giove on Wednesday, August 11th.
See notice.
The Climax Milling Co, is ready
to buy wheat. Ilillsboro market
price is 68 cents.
Threshing is in full blast and the
roads will soon be lined with teams
hauling wheat to market.
Read the House committees on
the first page. Also a review of the
action of the special session.
Nathanniel Francesco is adver
tising to prove up on his homestead
near Fir, this county. He will go
before the county clerk.
J. A. Kirkwood has been r cling
as city marshal for several nights,
Mr. Lane having been assisting
Benson at the foundry.
J. I. Knight and family leave
this week for Seattle, instead of
Spokane. Their many friends here
wish them every success. ,
Tha barometer is falling this
morning and we may nave Harvest
rain on our bands. Vegetation
needs it but nothing else does.
A smelter is, being put up at
North port, Washington, and. by
the wav. thw means much for H.
P Ford's, mining, properties neat
that place.
Walt Taylor goes to ot. Helens
Sunday morning with 5 horses for
the use, of Judge McBride and
Court Reporter Ilunyon to pack in
to the mountai i. fastnesses.
,'D. McCammish, Hillsboro's old
prospector, has the gold fever and
wants to go to Alaska, lranspor
tation is the only barrier and up to
late hour he had not yet obtained
passage.
The case in the circuit court of
Joseph Rogers vs. one ofourcountv
school districts will not be decided
by Judge McBride until the No
vember term of court. At that
me a written opinion will be filed.
Wm. Bouscien was down from
Mountai ndale today and states that
CONGRESSMEN...
Senator ........... G W . MeBrid
Representatives j Wm. EllU
STATE OFFICERS. '
Governor Wm. F. J-ord
Sec. of State II. R. Kincaid
Treasurer. ...... Phillip Metschan
Supt. Pub. Instruct'ns.G. M. Irwin
State printer . . .". . . : . W. H. Lda
( .Chas. E. Wnlverton
Sup. Court J... ..... R.8. Bean
(.. F. A; Moore
Judge 5th Diet,.-.--. .1 , A. .McBride
Attorney 5th Dist. . T. J. Cleeton
COUNTY OFFICERS. ,
Judge........ ....B P.Corn"ejiu
, I ,D. li Reasoner
C"nm,r8 j....... .'...T.G.'fodd
Clerk J. A. Imbrie
Sheriff. .......... W. D, Bradford
Reccorder E. L. McCormick
Treasurer A. B. Cady
Assessor. . ..... . . .Geo. H. ;' Wilcox
School Supt . . . .Austin Craig
Surveyor .L. E. Wilkes
Coroner . . . O. L:Xarge
OREGON CITY LAND OFFICE.
Register .Robert A. Miller
Receiver. ... ...... V m. Galloway
City Officers: Mayor, W. N. Bftrrett; Re
corder, lienton liowmaii: rreaa k
Mitchell; Marshal. A. W. Lane. Coun
cil: Thos. Tucker, J. M. Greear, H.
Wehrung, J. H. Stanley R. Waggener,
and R. H. Greer.
Hnt Itirdsell and wt to Geneva H
r,.r..,w-li fiO u nun 20 1 1 s r 2 w iS12O0
Annie shibiB, John Jusnuunier nnu wi
to A Znnkuhea 30 sec wianra w ?iou
Miif . hia Oi ell anu nusuann w mux.
Lneb lots 5, 8, and Gnrdon Home 500
N H Karnlmiii to C U l'tirnnain nnu
interest 80 a sec 7 1 1 n r o w asu
Lulu Posson nt ul by shn to n.
land 20 a sec. 12 1 1 s r 1 w K00
Ole Olson and wife to Jane E
lot IS Five Oakslfla
i
P Swet
Nichols
Meacham Xing is well patronized
by summer resorters. L. P. W.
Quimby, the Portland horseman, is
one of the visitors.
Hon. T. H. Tongue has received
an appointment on one of the House
committees on that ot Agriculture.
Inasmuch as Oregon lias but one
senator it seems that Oregon has
but one senator I it seems that Ure-
ffun has not fared as well as it
might..
Farmers will have a good crop
2 oo
oo
late Robert Imbrie, is in the city
with bis family to remain for sev-
tu m wfeks. Mr. 15enson nas ueen
will in ill health for several months and
Dead Letter List.
The followine is the list of letters re
maining in the Hillsboro post omce un
claimed: '
Mr. M. P. Burge.
All letters not calted for by August 7th
iSot will he sent to the (lead letter oi-
"7i " . .
fice. One cent will be charged on eacn
letter called for.
H. Schulmerich, r. m.
Save Your Grain.
Few realize that each squirrel de
strovs $1.50 worth of grain annual
lv. Wakelee's Squirrel and Gopl
er Exterminator is the most effect
1, 1-1UMJ W . . . , ,
Prineville, brought in 35 head 0f a,m T j ' on .. w '. J.i.
" . . i 1 I- fl TUniW'lill I.I I 11 I I ,11 1 I P. I' 11 Ct I
range norses saiuraay last aim
auctioned off some of them at the
Wilev fe Dennis barn. A few of
the best looking animals went as
hieh as 30, but the demand was
limited. The two vacnueroes who
by the Delta Drug Store, agent.
Men Wanted!
Persons desiring work would do
he
J P Tamiesie 2 oo
W T Haynier..
F A Bailey....
J A Chapman.
N S Nelson, . .
well to call on J. C. Hare, as
were with the outfit were the cyno- can find use for 40 or 50 men.
2 OO
5 oo
2 00
2 00
soon
M
IIIIVIIUU UUV " v-.j, , I :n it
...i j u., .. Vina iust. returned from a tup to
ne con rue eo, - - , Colorad0i whe he Nothig Like It.
,. " -4.i.:i:. r u.i,1 Btrt. houed to gain his once time vigor. Wilbur's Oil of Gladness rneu-
uusineBB Bmuiu w - . , . -- ,!,. oho V.e
,. AD B IttDV ICOUiK ii v ---' mULIHIIJ. IIUUI UlttlU, n-miiitvuv,
Ed Schuliiierich ana laKiuy, . nnL i-nij a Orpornn where his Ll 1,0 unminn hmisfts.
John and Miss May Willisana Miss I ny frien)j8 lope that rest and j !enler, , cholera morbus, cholera
Etta Hchulmericn, reiurueu relief rom bUHinegB m bring him infantum for both internal and
day evening from a several aayB round, His business at Cottage t al US6i jt will remove more
outing at Uaribaldi. iney naa a Qrove is under the supervision ot pai ttd in less time than any oth
splendid time, notwithstanding the ( i(j brothel.. ' medicine on earth. For pain it
wagon was tipped over on a yin yi Rn(1 victory :-these back, side, stomach, bowels, or any
grade. No one was injured. he charilcterjBlie8 0f De Witt's other part of the body it is instant
:jr. was P. T. Bamum who said rittle Early Risers, the famous lit- relief. Price 50 cents, bold by .
the American people like to bo hum- ti0 pjHs for conspitation, biliousness E. Brock
. . . ii ' 1 a 1 I I ....11! in.,1Jno
bugged, but however mat, is n and all stomacn aim nver uuum.
nothing to do with E. li. Miller's city Drug Store, W. E. Brock.
-a
SAnnnd Street barber Btion wnere
you can get the best shave in the
ni.v at the most reasonable rate.
Onlv hoot, black stand in the
v j
city,.'
Cftiitain Jamea McCulloch has
delivered his first consignment of
Bryan's book, "The FirBt battle'
and the volume is neatly bound
City Drug
A business man of this city made
a count of the loads of hay passing
into the city Saturday last. He re
ports 50 having passed inrougn
Main street, alone, and half as
many coming in on Second street.
E. E. Colestock gives you the
best shave in the city. Hair cut
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
uu vuiuum ' "" T al popular price. Try his baths,
and graphically neat. The wo k place City shav
1 nV.oann;Iiii nf Iho man nnd Ills uv" " 1 . : . r '
principles, ana presents many nc - o
. n '1 1'
features of the money question. The Southern racinc is ouiming
nifor white, in nfiW HtfttlOtl DUllCiing (It rOrCSl
black, gold standard or silver, Grove and agent Glaze has a smile
should' read "The First Battle." on his usually serene
fo "phys."
i ..." ro.,4..i, Messrs. and Mesaames vi. a,
airaiasomeoi our v,iuiujc w. ... Vatarann onjfm.
tingent in several weeks will be-rung auu . . -7 '-
I "!f "! ".u"?' . Rlahland: ilv of the latter started yesterday
DllltCl lift VU VJIO VUw - "
On Clulkoot's stqrmy mount 1 sianu
Wishing for that happy land
and placid
. Weh-
that happy land 1 left behind,
Sweet Oregon, so calm and kind!
No more I see the fields of grain,
; ud truly it does give nie pain
I'll sell my mule, I'll sell my pack,
Then will I quickly hurry back,
Back to the land of urain and vine,
Where do the sun-kissed apples row;
And 1
A fool :
.1 e uir viic oiiM'Mfo " r ri -
. maideijs fair with forms diviuo
10I I was, Clondyke to got
morning for an outing at Newport.
Jas. McCullock is handling
Bryan's book, The First Battle and
is making great headway in placing
orders. Give him an order.
Get yourself a guaranteed all
wool suit of clothes for only $6.50.
Fur full particulars call at Brown's
Cash Grocery.
George McNelly, son of E. Mc-
Nelly, was out yesterday bidding
adieu, preparatory to heading for
Clondyke.
Forest Grove enjoyed a church
wedding on Tuesday evening at
9:00 o'clock the contracting parties
being Andrew D. Allen, of that city
nnd Miss Esther Martin recently
from the ear t ; officiating clergy
man, Rev. Starr.
Demities, mulls and ducks at H.
Wehrung & Sons for actual cost the
next 30 days. Those who trade
with H. Wehrung & Sons Know
their prices are the lowest. Those
who do not trade with them should
know this.
J. J. Morgan, who spent the best
part of his life in Washington
county, and who now resides in
Portland, was in the city Sunday,
the truest of T. D. Humphreys. He
has the Clondyke fever in tho most"
malignant form and sails tor the
gold regions on the 30th inst. All
who know him wish him all possi
ble success.
sure of all eyes and $2 50 being
raised to see one of the most fraC'
tious horses ridden, the crowd wi
nessed the throwing, saddling and
mounting as thev do it east ot the
mountains, a good hardy setto of
bucking and kicking, and 'it soon
was all over. 5
Why wear your patience out try
ing to cut with pot metal knife or
scissors that won't .hold an edge,
when at the Hillstoro Pharmacy
you get a genuine warranted article
for the same money l ,
James Towneend, of Centerville,
is having more fun with the Wash
ington county justice courts than
any other man in the county. This
time he is charged wi h carrying
concealed weapons. Adam Beal,
a neighbor, Bwore to the informa
tion. and the case comes up before
Justice Dalslrom. of Forest Grove.
Townsend is a pretty good sort of a
fellow onlv be is a trifle windy at
times. Attorney Adams defends
Curtis Birdsell, of East Portland
is in the city this week, visiting
with bis sisters. Mesdames E. L
McCormick and John Dennis.
Count' Recorder McCormick
and wife and Calvin Jack Jr. Sun
dayed at the home of the latter at
Farmington.
Why let the insects destroy your
hop crop when Whale oil soap kept
at the Pharmacy, is sure death for
the pests?
H. Wehrung & Sons are closing
out their entire stock of shirt
waists. Your choice for 50 cents.
SOCIETIES. ,.
Phoenix Lodge No 34, K of P meett
on Monday evening or eacn ween
in Masonic ball. .
Phoneuia Temple No 10 meets on the sec
ond ana fourth Jr naay or eacn montn
in Masonic hall.
Montezuma Lodge No 60 I 0 O
iggtSi F meet every Wednesday ev
effi1" ening in their hall.
Hillsboro Rebekah Lodge No 64 meet in
Odd Fellows' hall every Saturday.
Tuality Lodge No 6 A F & A M
meet every eaiuruay ingui. uu vt
after full moon of each month.
Tualatin Chapter, No 31, Eastern .Star,
meets second and fourth Tuesday ill
each month at Masonic hall. . .
; Hillsboro Lodge No 61 A O U W
meet every second ana iourm
Friday in each month. . .
Xv ash:
0 0
Frii
v ashington Encampment No 24 I
O O r meets on seconu aim iimrm
Friday of each month.
asffiv Hillsboro Lodge No 17 1 0 G T meek
gD in Orange hall every Saturday
evening.
S Hillsboro Grange No 73 P of H meet
2nd and Uh Saturdays at 12 ni. .
Viola Tent, Wo it, K O 1 M. meets in Odd
1-ellows' Hail on bccu'ul ana f ourtn
Thursday evenings 01 th month.
Uuby Assembly, No. 20, United Artisan
meet hrst anu tnira luemiay at uaa fel
lows' hail.
Uen Ransom l'ost, No 69, G A R meet at
I OO F all first and third Saturday.
PROFESSIONAL.
GKO. 8. BAULKY.
1. V. BROWS
BAGLEY & BROWN
Attorneys-at-Law
Rooms i-2-3, Shute Building
this fall and wheat is a fairly good HILLSBORO, - OREGON
orice. Those who owe will haie a I
chance so liquidate to some extent.
Remember The Abgus hrst, last
.. i- 1 1
ana always. e wrne a puur nauu,
but shall be pleased to improve by
T. H. TONGUE,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW,
In Morgan Block,
Hillsboro, Orco.
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTRONEY-AT LAW
writing receipts,
Microscopic xamination shows
that rust has attacked both fall an 1
spring sown wheat. The fall wheat
will not sutler, being so tar aiong,
but the cron of spring sown may
cut short the prospective yield. Al- Deputy District Attomef -hing-
- - - I a n
read v some fall sown erain has voim.
r . . . . ...
been threshed and yields as mgn Room it. Morean Blk.. Hrrw
as 35 bushels to the acre have b(-en --S.
reporteu. nun it is uregon tigaiiiot
the worldl
The Anous special reporter de
tailed to go with Independent and
Other Side representatives 10 mvis
Hill to observe the annular eclipsi
of the sun which occurred between
5 and 7 o'clock this evening, tar
ried too long in the arm of Mor
pheus and this paper can not truf
F. A. BAILEY, II. U.
Physician, Burgeon and Accouche
Office in Hillsboro Pharmacy. Real
Baseline and
deuce soutn-went corner
Second. All calls promptly attended day
VI UlgUI
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
E. B. Sappington has moved in
1.1. n W. W. Williams residence
to'
on Washington street.
Elegant shirt waist
lloyt's, Second street.
sets at
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
We are agent for extras for Os
borne machinery. Schulmerich &
Son.
Go to the Hillsboro Pharmacy for
bargains in all rew lines remem
ber it and make no mistake.
M. G. Wills has taken the gold
fever and has gone to Alaska to
tnVfi (he "sold cure." Luck to
"- o
you! - .
Weslev Boscow had the Alaskan
fever for several days but has con
cluded Hillbhoro is good enough for
yet awhile.
Frank J. Williams is now busy
on the farm near town and is al
readv looking much better than
. tir
when 11 town. V. W. Williams
and family were down from Mount
aindale Sunday. ,.
Mr. John Allbring and wife are
in the city after a trip tofalilornia
for health. Mr. Allbring is a mil
ler bv profession. He wants
small 10 or 15 acre tract of
that he may locate with us.
Mavor Barret and family are a
the coast. He writes Attorney
Adams that they are roughing it at
Vlannv Camo. Netarts, and that
the place iB an ideal one as many
Hillsboroitescan teslity. ne Bays
there are plenty of crabs and clams
and that he expects to regain his
once average physique.
The officers have apprehended
Bieland, who several months back
was arrested at Sherwood for the
demolition of furniture in the home
of his mother, and who subsequent
ly broke jail at that place. He is
now being held in the Multnomah
ennntv cooler. He will le taken
I back to his place of escape.
fully say its lookout saw eclipse office at Residence FiastofCOurt House.
nfnnr lehteriver. Whether or nm
land
the other two reported for duty is
not known.
It's nothing but Clondyke. The
II II . X I 11
men all talK OI It tne women an
talk of it. Men gather in knots
on the street and read about the
famous Eldorado. Even the babies
chatter about it, and Riley
Cave says a mosquito came into
his shop the other day. made tor
his ear. and in taisetto Key. wms
tiered "Clo-o on di i-ke ! Clo 0 011-
rli-i-ke 1 Clo-o-on-di-ike 1 V hat
Rilev said will not be reported
An interesting case iust decided
n the circuit court was that of F.
Y. Ralston, administrator ot the
est.ite of W. F. Ralston, the late
Gaston hotel keener, against Henry
Hamilton. Suit was brought to
recover $386 alleged to have been
assumed several years ago, by
Hamilton, a mortga. e in favor of
Ralston. Hamilton denies having
assumed the mortgage but Judge
McBride held in the affirmative.
Hon. S. B. Huston was for the
plaintiff and Smith & Bowman for
defendant.
A. B. BAILEY, D. D. S.
J)ENTIST-
Rooms 1 and 'i Morgan-Bailey Block,
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
JAMES PfflLUPPlTiHESIK,!. D. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surzeon Southern Paciflo Railroad Om.
Consultation In French or English. Offla
and residence south Of Main near td A
uuisDoro, ur.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and flue map work
specialty. .
ijinoaay mock, two aoor nnu 01 ina
postofflee. Saoondat., Hillsboro, Or. '
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office with S. B. Huston, Union Block
HILLSBORO. - OttKUON,
SMITH & BOWMAN, f v.
ATTORNEYS AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyancing.
The members of the II. A. A. C.
a new organization, accompanied
by ladies, made a pleasant visit to Rooms 0 & 7 Morgan Blk
Moda Springs ednesoay. irs. v.
B. Gates and Miss Lena Waggener
chaperoned the young people and
all report an exceuem, umo. m
attending w re Messrs. Fred Vroo
man, Dorr Waggener, Will Siegrist,
George Merry man. Frank Stewart
and Fred Butler, of the Club, and
the Misses Wilma Waggener, Alice
Morrymi.n, Mary liTa: !elon, Mabel
More'land. Constance Smith, Stella
Boscow, Emily Essner and Flossiu
Weatberred,
Hillsboro, On.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Carstens Bros.,
MANUFACTUKKKS OF
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc.
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