The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, March 03, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textjoy Reading all of the Took Joseph Fuirchild to Astoria. HILLSHORO, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1898. Local and County Hews. IH'hliNllANT INDICTED LAST FALL. Climbed Willi Isinu Olisane LannuuKC. Taken buck fur Trial. W. city him Clatsop County' Sheriff, -J llartt, of Astoria, was in the Tuesdny, and took buck with Joseph Fairehild, a young fellow who has lived at Cornelius for some time. The. young man was charged with, anil indicted for lisim! obscene Sorenst-n. Will limerick mid Mart i ah t ouiieer. lllllU:i',t1 tU Ullt! 4llltll, lib It Blicii) Reedville March 2nd. Mr. and Mrs, John Urahlo, of Witch Ilnzil, were the. recipients nf a pli'itsnht surprise jmrty Saturday evening, February Jlilli. Music ami danc ing were the order of tile evep'ng until the midnight hour, when a dainty hut sumptuous ri'pant wan served, atlor which leave wan taken of the hoKt ami linst"SH. und'tl-i young people adjourned to their re spective homes, one and all declar ing it wnH the event of the HorlHon in Keedvillo circles. Anions tho e present were: HoHt ami hostess. Mm W A Scott. Mrs Sadie lohnnon, Mr and Mrs Sam Sorciisc-n, the Misses Mi.t tie and Lottie Johnson, Minnie him! IM en Scott, Lena Kiner.ck, Ada ThiiiK. Helen anil Cecelia Johnson; Messrs ami Mesdaines l-'reil Solitia and Chun Wolfe; and Messrs I-'rel and Kd Rasmunseii, l'ranlc Weisi-nliach, Dode Thing, l-'reil Hverson. 1'rauk Kineout, John Yoik, Chas Onleshie, l'red JuntierK Julnis J'al- f RKEDVILLK Merchant Uasmusscn Loses Twenty Dollars. CASH AM) GOODS GONISGLIMVIERING Clatsop county, several months ago. lie wiih bound over in the sum of one liiimlred dollars to appear he- lore the Circuit Court at Astoria. Me siihseiiuently came home and through the agency of a broken leg, failed to get to court hint fall. jNol being present at tliiH term of court, District Attorney Cleeton bad a bench warrant issued upon which the young fellow huh arretted by Sheriff ltriidfirrd. It will be re membered that young Fairchild Itrnki bin leg while working fir Jas- y Reeves. THE REWARD DIVIDED. A Smooth Fellow, Representing him self as a Wood-chopper, Perpetrates a Swindle. Sheriff Matlock Gives Half the Reward to Thomas Ingram. All good citizens should rend the Alums the (diver men because it ih a silver paper, republican! localise in it they can get the news and "nee themselves us itherH see them." It costs but about two cents a week. In Tmo A no u 8 you will find more nows relative to tho county admin istration than in any other county paper. Farmington, March 2nd. Peter Toe hie made a business trip to the metropolis '1 hiirsdny. He reports good sale for frenh milk cows. It is reported here that Mrs, Dillaboy, wile of iMoses Dillnhoy, a limner living on Cooper mountain, is very ill and is not expected to live.-Last 1 rid iv evening the West liutte Literary Society held a niee''ng. 1 he question, I hut h person may icuelit himself more by buying to lice in tho court proceedings good book' for home study than ihington county, aspulilished attend college," was debated A anil We not of an iioifton countv.asiiu in the llillhhoro Arnus of last week, literary program was rendered Unit Hie rewiinl offered bv the coun- a spelling match was also a proud tv for the arrest and conviction of nent feature of the evening's enter (ins U'aehlin. amountimr to 2f(). tainment. was allowed and paid to Sheriff Vj. L Mai lock, of this place, The ad ministrator of l.edrick's estute will also pay him 1250, making $")()() in all, ami after all expenses of col lection, etc.. are deducted, the amount will he equally divided be tween Sheriff Matlock and Tom In- mam, the latter of whom was the tirst to discover tho whereabouts of the murderer last September, For awhile it looked like the Washing ton county authorities were going to act unfairly in the matter ot pay ing the reward, hut now that Wach- line has stretched hemp, they have naid the obligation, and the entire affair has been cleared up. From The Heppncr Times. BAILEY-S TREETER. A Prominent Hillaboro Man Weds a SanFrancisco Maiden. Good, reliable working girls, or women, wanted lor general House work in small families. (lend weges. rermanent, worn lor rigni parties. Address Mrs. A'sey L Fox, .552 Duano, Astoria, Oregon, or call at this office, Gaston. March 2nd. Pursuant to a call, there was an enthusiastic meeting held here March 1st at Koherstine's Hall and a Union Club was organized. The best of harmony prevailed, M. nest called the meeting to order after which W. Cronkrite was elected temporary chairman and K. J. nrd, Sec re tary. Many farmers have startei their plows. Sam Ralston's litlli boy is very low with rheumatic fever. Why does the Hillshoro l'hurnm cy draw its patrons ironi oilier towns its well as hold its local trade? Because it gives you full H. llasmussen, the popular Reed- ville merchant, has had an exper ience with a young fellow of the "John Doe" variety which has cost him twenty dollars in merchandise and cash. The next day after Wash ington's birthday a chap represent ing himself as a wooduhopper went to Illinium sen's store, slated that he wanted to buy some provision and clothing and that he had a check wherewith to pay for the same. Mr. llasmussen acquiesced, sold him thirteen dollar, worth of goods, re ceived a twenty-dollar check, gave the stranger seven dollars in change and thought everything all right. Tho check was sent to Portland. where it was protested as a forgery, tho Savings and Security trust Company averring that L r Chiius, whose name was signed to the check, had no balance. The check was a very clumsy forgery, drawn in fav or of "W L Hendry and signed by "L P Chillis," endorsed on its back by "W L Hendry." The letter "L in all three signatures, has the same uncommon characteristics, showing that one hand wrote the check and made the endorsement. A "John Doe" warrant has been issued out of Justice Smith's court and the of ficers are trying to find Che criminal. Has COUNTY CONVENTION. Call for Primaries and County Convention. I va iih tnr vniir mniipv nn pverv ar "Tho rumors on tho street last week licle 801,1 that John W. llailey, son of Dr. F, II. E. Bryan returned Monday A, Bailey, had gone to San Francis- from a hurried trip to La Grande co to marry a young iauy wen ne says inai grouiio win uo ui-umm known at Forest Grove, have proved next week for their beet sugar fsio- to he true, lho ad v in oueftion is torv and that the machinery is now Miss Grace Streeter, for several on the way. Union county is a years a student at the University progressive section and will be ma ilt Forest Grove, and the ceremony teriallv aided by this new enter- was performed in the city of San prise. Mr. Bryan still hopes to get I'runeisco. where the bride s narenis a nlant located in iimsuoro or reside, on Monday of last week. Washington county Mr, Bailey has a lucrative position as first assistant pharmacist in aj well known bay city prescription drug house. t Wanted, Notice is hereby given that a Coun ty Democratic Convention will be held in Hillshoro, Oregon, at 1:00 p. in., Saturday, March, 19th. 1898, for the purpose of electing nine delegates to the Democratic State Convention, which will convene in I'ortlnnd on Wednesday, March 2ord, following, livery precinct is requested to send a delegation. It is recommended that the primaries be held on Monday, March 14th, for the purpose of the election of deleaaUs to attend the county con vention. The apportionment of delegates has been fixed as follows: Beaverdam 3 I Beaverton 4 Buxton 4 I East Butte. West Butte. . . .3 I K CedirCreek3 Columbia 5 Cornelius 6 Dilley 5 Gales Greek ... 4 North Hillsboro4 Mountain 3 Reedville W " " 5 Dairy. 4 N Forest Grove4 g ii 4 S'th Hillsboro5 The Hillshoro Whist Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Bradford Tuesday night at the res idence of Mr. and Mrs. W II Wehr une. Those entertained were: Mrwn unit Mi"si1nmc9 G A and W II Shinnies and lumber, both rough Wehrunir. G W Sctiulmcriclt.J A Imlirie and dressed, at Hillshoro. WD Wood, A M Carlisle, L W House, it ii ii.i u ii uarnner. a renee, v w n-ciiiiiumi vv. H. jiovt, i m,u.BnHn.C.. Huston. H T Uairlev, Miss liospow. Stella lioscow. I M Wall lio to lireer s lor maple syrup. and Calv.n Jack K. L. James, of this city, has do- An important case will come tip . , r, m t.f k : ri;n,,w niirtnii lor nan Francisco, ironi oeiore iu uuiiijiiii leuu n vhwu which place he will go up to feiss ons and vicinity. 3 S Tualatin.... 5 Wapato 6 Washington 5. Of the above notice, precinct com mitteemen will please take cogni zance. L. A. Long, Chairman Democratic County-Central Committee for Washington County. Oregon. J. M. Wall, Secretary. Court wherein the Pacific Univers ity sues to enjoin the collection of Business Consolidation. Go to the Pharmacy for bath any taxes whatsoever on property i i,ni of any nature even outlying lands. q,onges, sy .iige hot water bottl.s j . Uni. s 11 114 an runner gooos lower ever oll'cred heretofore. jersiiy is incorporaieu uuuer a tqie cial act of tl ? legislature giving its 1 . A. McCourts, ot MCMinnvmo, pronertv immunity from taxation i , i ! : - accompanied uy nis wue, .wns in 1 the citv voHterdiiy. Mc says the Klondike fever is not abated in his town. Housekeepers. Attention! The finest line of graniteware and tin-1 4wa,ro in the city, just received at Riley Cave's. Call and inspect be fore buying. Gale's Spur, four miles south west of Forest Grove, is to have a Catholic Church. It wilt be built this summer. A. A. Roth has do nn ted one and a half acres of land for it, While Phiel Bailey was working with a stump-puller at Joseph Gal breath's place, near Tualatin, a few days ago,tho lever flew back, strik ing hiB right ankle, causing a com pound lraclure, The iracture was reduced and lie was taken to his home. On Friday last, at Beaverton, n laden handcar ran over the b'dy of William Slawson, workman, and, although the car was thrown from the track, strange to say no bones were broken. He fell from tho nlatform of the car in front of the wheels. He is badly bruised but is doing nicely. Dr. W. T, Lyon, dentist, will be in Hillshoro Monday, March 7th, to remain about ten days. He will be prepared to meet his old friends and patrons. His prices are reas onable. He will be found at Mrs. Spencer s residence on First street, one block south of base line road, Simmon's addition. At the Hillshoro Pharmacy all druggist's sundries, diamond dyes, paints and oils may be bought at prices that distance competition. J. D. Merryman is busily en gaged in making up the 1897 tax ro la for the shrievalty ollice to make collections. The books will not be open for payment until Ap ril unless the commissioners' court shall deem it expedient to hold an an extra session. Gaston, March 2nd. The Gaston Milling Company recently shipped two car-loads of flour to Portland for the Chinese market. The com pany seems to be doing an excell ent business and giving entire satisfaction. Weather permitting, Assessor Wilcox willJiave four field men out next week, making assessments of the county. The appointments are: Wm. Pointer, A. A. Morrill, L, C. W'alkel- and E. I. Kuratli. After several years of employ ment at the Pharmacy ns manag ing druggist, E. C. Brown has n siened, and will take a rest. J. P. Magruder, well known here, has succeeded Mr. Brown. After twelve rears of business in Hillshoro, as undertaker and dealer in furniture, Hon, G, W. Patterson has sold his business to a Mr. Brown a relative of Abbott. . You always get the genuine arti cle called for at the Pharmacy no old stock shoved off on you and re- I commended as "just as good." Having purchased the drugs and sundries of the City Drug Store, for consolidation with the Delta, we as sure the public that the greatest possible care will be exercised in dispensing and in everything per taining to the drug trade. We al so respectfully solicit the patronage of the City Drug Store, feeling that we shall give entire satisfaction. 10 our own patrons,-as well, we shall extend the courtesies of the past. Delta Drug Store, Per M. E. Everitt, Manager. Hay for sale.. E. H. Warren, one half mile east of Hillsboro. Eugene Jackson leaves in a few days for the Okanogan and Colville mining sections where he has in terests. . ". To cure a cold in one day take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druccists refund the money if it fails to cure, 25c. For sale at the Delta. Mrs. Miller, daughter of Mrs. Susan Brown, and wife of Sheriff Miller, of Vancover, Washington, spent Sunday in the city, the guest of relatives. . E. N. Ordway, who is well known in Washington andColumbiacoun ties, is able to be on the streets again after a several months' disa bility. Ordway is a Grand Army man and is ready for Spain. The book accounts of the City Drug Store hifve been left with Tongue & Tongue for collection. All parties indebted to the under signed will please call at their office at once and save costs. W. E. Brock. A prairie schooner, drawn by four horses passed through town last evening, bound for Whitman county, Washington. Two broth ers hailing from Polk county owned the outfit and will go into the wheat business. One of them said that his father had made $3000 clear last season in the upper country. At the annual meeting of Vulcan engine company, fto. l, oi iineny, last Jhursday night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: 1'resideni, jonn r . varstens; vice-president, Vj. I. happingwiii; secretary, Cal Jack jr.; treasurer, William Boticsine; foreman, E. E. Colestock; assistant foreman, Lige Miller. Exempt certificates were granted to W. E, McCourts, Al Car lisle, William Boucsine and W. D. Wood, each of win in has served seven years as a volunteer fireman with the company since its organ ization, January 24, 1891. War is declared by R. E. Bryan & Son Cash Store on high prices. Our spring stock now arriving is the most complete one in Washing ton county, at prices lower than ever. No trouble to show goods. Our prices sell them. William M. McLeod, of Dilley, is contracting with James Lee, of Patton valley, for the delivery of R IV If! (Mlf I foet. nf fir Ws nt iti law mill at Dilley. Mr. Lee has 000, 000 feet of fir logs in the Tualatin now. They will reach the mill in a few days." The lumber business ought to be fairly good this year, as farmers have been putting off re pairs for several years.. The price of wheat (owing to the Dingley bill not by a mill site) will enable manv to buy. Lost: Charles N. Zerhe recently lost a book containing accounts, somewhere between Hillshoro and Cedar Mills. Finder please leave at office of Bagley &, Brown, Hills boro. . . Attorney C. E. Kindt, who was raised near Kinton, Washington county, has been debarred from E radioing before the bar of Oregon, nprofessional conduct whs his of fense. Mr. Kindt has had quite a practice in Washington .-county and is well known as a student on com mercial navigation. He has been a candidate for the office of Com missioner of Navigation, but this recent denouement will shatter his political aspirations. Go to Thomas Belmont's for a first class shave, or hair cut. If your hair is falling out he will rem edy it. Shop on Second street. Give him a call. Sheriff Hare, of Astoria, who was in town Tuesday, is both afirstand second cousin to Hon. W. D. Hare first cousin from the father's branch and second from the moth er's family tree. Mr. Hare says that the Simon-Corbett contingent in Clatsop county has no standing whatever, and that the Astorian, the solid goldite daily, has no influ ence. This coming from a Fulton republican, is highly significant. The Hillshoro Pharmacy ..has a fine lot of first class cutlery, scis sors, knives, razors -and no pot- o! metal goods. f : . , , -i ,- t f i. A two story bncK nuuuing, on oy 106 feet, with a six foot basement, will be erected in the business part of Forest Grove by II. B. Johnson as soon as the roads are in a suita ble condition for teaming. The building will be used for a livery stable. The plans and specifica tions have been completed and a contract will soon be let. J list arrived a fresh barrel of hominy, at Bob Greer's. Herbert McKinney, a son of New ton McXinney, is down from Was co, Sherman county, seeking medi cal advice. He was attacked with typhoid fever last fall and as a re sult, is yet very weak. He says his father has left Waitsburg and is now in the Colville mining district. Greer's is the place to buy gar den and field seeds. The eleven year old daughter of Mr. C. Kehse, of Farmington, died Tuesday evening, of pulmonary trouble. The little one was buried today. Mr. rehse came to this county from California, about five years ago, for the sake of the little one's health. The masquerade at Bethany last Saturday evening was pronounced a splendid success by the several who attended trom tmisooro ana vicinity. The Bethany boys are pleasant fellows and always . know how to treat their guests. ,; For a man of his age Henry Wehrung is doing some good work for his community. He is having ten acres of ground cleared up on his farm near the city limits and personally supervises the work. Ten acres more wneau On Monday evening, February 28th, Mrs. W. L. Batchelder, ot near Lennox, while descending a flight of steps leading into the dairy room, fell and broke her right arm, just' above the elbow, causing an oblique iracture. Quite a number of new fields are being prepared for this year's onion crop and the acreage will be con aiiWahlv lareer than in former venrs. The general "strong" feel ing in the market has caused this to be thUBly. J. 11. Beegle, recently of Oregon City, where he conducted the En ternrise. has given up the paper and is going back to St. Helens, so the Oregonian says. Washington county has just re cived a dozen drag scrapers fur road district work. They were bought to supply those worn out by service and rust. Hon. J. N. Brown has rented the residence of Hon. G. W. Patterson and will move his family therein in the near future. A GOOD HOADS CLUB heen Formed in City and Vicinity. This AN ANNUAL ELECTION SATURDAY. Prof- Greene Leaves for New York. The Pactiic Uuiversity Enjoins Bradford. The Washington County Good Roads Club organized Monday ev ening last and elected officers as follows: President, W. D. Smith; Secretary, John M. Wall: Treasur er. Calvin Jack ir. The object of the Association is to promote good roads and cycle paths in ashing ton county and to co-operate with farmers for the furtherance of such Prof. Greene left for New York, Chicago, Boston and other eastern cities on Thursday morning by the Great Northern. He goes to super vise in person the publication of a large quantity of his musical pro ductions, among which are the first volume of his anthem books for church choirs music entirely of his own composition a large num ler of pieces for piano and violin and piano, especially designed for teachers' use. and several songs, be sides a series of melodious studies on the scale in all its keys, which are intended to make that bug-bear of the teacher's life a little more easy to be borne, as all of the essen tial points of the scale are dressed up in attractive form. Prof Greene THE ARGUS MAKCH CALENDER Sun Moil Tnea Wed Tliu FrI Wat -I - I 1 I 2 3 j 4 5 6 1 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 j 24 25 2G 27 28 29 30 31 - - TRAINS AND MAIL SERVICE p m 7:18 8:50 6:00 4:2 6:00 Paily Mail Arrivals: Forest Grove Portland, Way and Eastern Ulencoe Corvallis and Way and Mr. Smith, who goes with him, Portland expect to return in about four weeks. Daily Mail Departures: r PrtrOan.l A K.aatnrn via S P Et.oo ..-.ill, . Port via Oieneoe, Lenox & Bethany 7.00 ssays on milk are good, per- n,nlli(1 w . ' ., haps, but cream is better. We give Portland fc Way - pm 4:a you the cream of the clothing tub- ore fove . ' , . J . . P Fttriruncrtnn and T.nnrm InavM at 10:oO a am 7:18 ject when we say that for "style, results. Any citizen can oecou. - , Batisfaction" and price H. . -. I Th i.nnnnl oltisttirkr) ' ... IHflll Iff I , 1 lie 111 Pb milium will occur on Saturday, March 5th, at 7:30 p. m. The club will at once put itself in communication with the Oregon Road Club in or der that mutual interests may be observed. COUNTY CONVENTION. lL'tl in and arrives at 3:46 p in on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday No Sunday mails. PostofHce open from 7:00 a m to 8:w p m, except nunuaya. S. P. Time Table: Lv. Ar. Vortland a m 7:13 p m 8:50 a m 8:50 p m 4:'A a m 8:r0 p m 6:00 a in 6:00 p m 7:13 Notice is hereby given that a coun ty convention of the silver republi cans of Washington county will bo held in Hillsboro, at 1 o'clock p.m. Saturday, March 19th, 1898, for the purpose of electing 4 delegates to the Silver Republican State Con vention, which will convene in Portland on Wednesday, March 23rd, 1898. Every Silver Republi can in'the county is hereby reques ted to attend said county conven tion as there will be business of im portance to attend to. J. P. Aplin, Member of State Committee. Wehrung & Sons clcthing carries the palm. D. W. Dorrance, of Mountain- dale, was in the city yesterday and Oorvatiis buvb fiiu mill will atari in nhnilf Portland J 1 MnMinnvillft two weens, wneii ne win commence al,irminrr tn Kairhorfr Hio fnin- . rT-? TinrriwT)V psny has another mill at that place olilL UISxCKjL JI I but a good quality of logs not be ing accessible to it, clear 'umber Congressional Delegation Senator: t must be shipped from this county W McBride; Representative ist dirt., to keep in stock at the Newberg iKe.,ltaboro: and dMt' Wm yard. He says the demand is not Governor Wm P Lord. Secy State- very promising. Harrison Kincaid. Treas. Philip Met I benan. rnnier w ja Lccua. The Webfooter that doesn't like Supreme Court C B Wolverton, R S run iq a rnritv or la trio nororm I iiean Stifl r A iVlOOrc. I IUU JUUIIOI lItllVV J Mvfe -1 - Peoples' Party Convention. There will be a delegate convention of the Peoples' Party of Washing ton county, Oregon, held al Hills boro, on Saturday. March 19th, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing delegates to the state con vention to be held at Portland, Ore gon, March, 23rd. 1898. It is rec ommended that the primaries be held in each precinct on Saturday, March 12th, at 1 o'clock p. m. to elect delegates to the county convention, Ei'ch precinct is entitled to the following number ot delegates: Beaver Dam 3 Beaverton i 4 Buxton , . - - 4 East Butte ....2 West Butte 3 East Cedar Creek. 3 West Cedar Creek 5 Columbia o Cornelius 6 Dairy 4 Dilley - - 5 North Forest drove 4 South Forest Grove 4 Gales Creek. ' 4 North Hillsboro 4 South Hillsboro 5 Mountain 3 Reedville 3 South Tualatin 5 Wapato 6 Washington 5 By order of County Executive Committee. George W. KelLy, Chairman. Joseph Bucher, Secretary. who doesn't know that Wehrung & Sons clothing contains more "hon esty inside as well as outside" than any oth?r make afloat! Mrs. Ensley Webster and daugh ter, of East Portland, were in the citv over Sunday, the guests of Mrs Riley Cave. Mr. Webster is at Skaguav and is general manager District Land Officers, Oregon City C of the bkaguay and Lake Bennet Tramway. The company has a large sawmill near Skaguay. Ihe wife and daughter will go that place about the middle of March. T A: Dist. Attv.. T 1 Cleeton. Washington County Officers County & Probate Judge, u F Cornelius; com missioners, D B Reasoner, T O Todd Clerk J A Imbrie. Sheriff W D Bradford. Recorder E LMcCormiclc. Treas A B Cady. Assessor-G H Wil cox. Sch Supt Austin Craig. Sur veyor L E Wilkes. Coroner Dr C L Large. Yes; Wehrung & Sons are daily brmeing their oners closer and closer to the purses of the people. Wiiliam Wood, mentioned last week as having been arrested in Portland for burglary at Sherwood, was Friday last bound over to ap Dear before the grand jury. Jus lice Young, of Sherwood, fixed the bonds at $200. Wood is now in the county jail. Come in and you'll not be any thing out if you inspect our Swell Spring Suits. Wehrung & Sons Mts. E. Grace James, wife of T B Moore, Register and Wm Galloway, Receiver. City Officers: Mayor, W. N. Barrett: Re- I) i rrHAna -cf .1 wruci IMZI1LUI1 i-MJYV Ulan. 1IW. X'. VJ, . Mitchell: Marshal.Thos. Gheen. Coun cil: John Carstens, Thos Tucker, W H Wehrung, G H Wilcox, J M Greear, and R Waggener. PROFESSIONAL. QEO. R. KAHLET. J. N. BROWN BAGLEY & BROWN Attorneys-at-law Rooms 1-2-3, Shute Building HILLSBORO, - OREGON S B TONGUS, NOTARY. TTIOS H TONGUB. THOS. H. & E. B. TONGUE, Attorneys-At-Law. H. T. BAGLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Deputy District Attorney for Washing ton County, Office upstairs over Delta Drug Store. F. A. BAILEY, M. D. Physician, Surgeon and Accoueher Maple sugar, fifteen cents per pound, at Bob Greer's. W. T. Andrews is now head saw yer for a Dalles lumber company, located at Lyle, Washington. In stationery and all school sup plies you can save money by buy ing at the Hillsboro Pharmacy. The old ia:l building is now en tirely razed and already the court house block loots tne neuer ior it, Dr. J. E. Adkins, well known here, came in from Brownsville last evening and will stay with us about a weeK. To cure a cold in one day take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. For sale at the Delta. Pacific University will be repre sented by George L. Haskell, of the junior class, at the oratorical con test to he held at Albany on the 11th of this month. E. E. Colestock gives you the best shave in the city. Hair cut at popular price. Try his baths. Don't forget the place City shav ing Parlors, Main street. Mrs. Joseph Downs is the posses sor of a handsome Ernest fabler piano. It is a very handsome in- strument and is a welcome addition to Hillsboro's already fine equip-1 ment in this line. For sale: Four tons oat hay; ten tons timothy; nine and one half tons red ton and timothy; sev en and one-half tons timothy and clover: four tons clover hay at A. G. Anderson's. Inquire at Greer's for nrice8. etc. Also carrots and niangelwurz6ls for stock purposes. Sydney Thirkell is at present em ployed on a lightship anchored a few mites oil tne moutn oi me uoi vmbia. In a private letter Sydney states that it has been very rough weather in his particular locality and that it has been a constant "roll" since his advent to the ves eel, M mms i a Sr e Mnrcrnn Hit. HilUhnrn r. r 1 T .r.l " " O U. James, aiea January loin, near i Elizabeth, Elbert county, Colorado. Deceased was but thirty years old and leaves a husband and five chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. James will be remembered as having lived in Hillsboro and vicinity. Wehrung & Sons take orders for tailor-made clothing. Perfect fit guaranteed. Get our prices. On Monday, March 7th, Hills boro s school district will have an annual election to supply a school director for three years and a clerk for one year. All ladies having taxable property can vote, and therefore could hold either of the offices. A pure bred Clydesdale Btallion for sale cheap, for cash, or part cash and approved security. A bargain for a horseman. See or write J. W. Karsteter, manager Ladd & Reed farm, Reedville, Oregon. j 13.1m Cut close in the leg and in the price; we refer to our stylish spring trouseis. Wehrung & Sons. Quite an assembly of young peo ple were at the depot Monday mor ning to witness the departure of Messrs. F. G. Mitchell and Wesley Boscow. The boys received many well-wishes and hearty handshakes. Secure your seat at Wehrungs' for Uncle Tom's Cabin Monday next Prices 25 and 50 cents. Our South Tualatin farmer, Dr. James Witheeombe, was in attend ance this week at the Wool Grow ers' Convention at The Dalles and responded in behalf of the delegates to the address ot Governor Lord. Wehrung & Sons for groceries. Stock complete and prices cheap. James Dineman. a nephew of James H. and John W.Sewell, died at Goldendale one day last Deceased was a son-in-law of Mr Baggerly, who lives eastof town. C. W. Reeves, well known here. left for Beavermouth, Montana, Office In Hillaboro Phannaar. Resi dence aoutn-weat corner Baaalla and Second. All caUa promptly atUoded day w night S. T. LMKLATER, M. B. C. M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office at Residence East of Court House A. B. BAILEY, D. D. S. JJENTIST Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan-Bailey Block. HILLSBORO, - OREGON. JAMS PHILLIPP1 TlmTKlIl, H. Bl PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Sntveon Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Consultation in French or English. Offlo and residence sou lb or Main near m eh, Hillaboro, Or. WILKES BROS. ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS. and flue awp werk a Conveyancing UlMieay Dina, two wm mw wi mm poatoffloe. 8econdst Hillaboro, Or. JOHN M. WALL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office with S. B. Huston, Union Block HILLSBORO. OREGON. SMITH & BOWMAN, ATTORNEYS AT- LAW , Notarial Work and Conveys.ncing.8 Rooms 6 & 7 Morgan Blk., Hillsboro. Ore. Ii where he has a lucrative position n the public schools of that city. Mrs. M. H. McEldowney has re turned from Monmouth and taken up her residence on the Hawthorne place east ot town. John G. Youngs, a war veteran of Dilley, has been granted an in crease in pension ot from !fb to spin per month. Wanted: A man and wife to work on a dairy ranch. No child ren wanted. Enquire at Argus of fice. Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. at Opera House Monday next. Seats on sale at Wehrungs'. Prices 25 and 50 cents, R. L. Wann, of this citv, has con eluded a successful term of school near Greenville. H. Rasmussen, the Reedville 1 I merchant, was in town today. MISCELLANEOUS. F YOU ARE k ZmiJlt THE CYCLING WEST" S- to alt remitting during tne nexi inir ""-; Regular price. j.uu. urnni, "Si" Ing. In illustrated iourn.l of highest literary merit. Send tor ample copy. For tne ahove penoa w ------ v Ing priM offers to parties sending uc"J'tJJ scrlptions it . . ... w 30 SUDSCrlDcra, pn 7i witf s 00 n rimtn-takes pictures 4 KM " Cycle wmp.. CVCIC ioiuF---" a A Guaranteed Foot Pump . 1 " Lightning Repair ----' aluminum Nsmeplats i per sonal name engraved.-.. ... ,!,,ura .ririrrH t-w .30 ,90 M Carstens Bros., MANUFACTURERS OP . tell 1 Dressed Lumber Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc. 1 HILLSBORO , OREGON j;