HILLSBORO ARGUS, APRIL 13, 1890.
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-ras-a.
WKKK WITH TMK I'KOI-I.K ! Ill
THE SECOND OPEN "
LITER AllY EXERCISE.
Wit given by the Young Men
ofthKCJty'
IAST SATURDAY NIGHT AT THEIR
HALL. .
Written bv the Snake Editor of The
Argus. Splendid ipmbea.
The Young Men' Literary Bo-ltr
cava tliolr woutitl open ttntertntn-
merit, Saturday night, ' favoring the
large audience with a musical an)
literary entertainment of no mean
order.
Don Hare contributed with a vi
olin solo, executed in hi well known
masterly manner and with plea J
ing effect; Mi Luce wit'.t a reeita
lion, exceptionally well rendered
and deserving of the applause lie
corded. An oration "Tin Dream
of Nation," by K. L. Wann, wan
well handled and reflects great cred
it on the young gentleman for re
, Varch, brilliancy of language and
Ihdivery. Oration "Imperialism"
by William 0. Hare, wa a master
niece. While many may differ with
hia views, yet we frankly admit
that for pith and point it would he
hard to surpass, It wan bright,
thoughtful and couched in glowing
language and delivered with elo
quence and enthusiasm, allowing
the young orator's deep interest in,
and thoughtful consideration of hit
subject.
" The controversy of Bruttia and
Cuiu, from Bhakespere,: Brutus,
by Samuel Kinds; Caasiu by F. L
Kversmt. was ao excellently render
ed Unit it would he difficult to And
worda ol sufficient weight to com
uliittrtil ths participant nathty da
serve, snlliee It to say, it could not
lnivii Uen improved Uhhi.
Oration "The atli'udo of the U
S before the world aa regarding the
I'hilipoioe Islands" by M. E. Mai
n Mr. listen is deserving of the
highest praise for the able , mantlet
in which he handled Ibis subject
lie discussed It tinder four head
ii.t ami made telling iHiint Mr
listen 1 bright and persevering and
will make hi mark in the world,
The debate for the evening wa
then announced, vis: "Resolved
that the United Stale Senator lt
elected by popular vote." For af
firmative: V. A. Tuppur, K. L. Kv
ereon and Sam! Knnia; Negative:
J. M Moreland, (. N. Alliaon and
' II. L. Wann. The ludge were
Messrs. Kealer, Mcllargtie and At
torney K. It Gregory. The con
test waa marked by gentlemenly
and courteoua forbearance throtnih
out, and waa very creditable to the
young gentlemen engaged therein;
each presented russule ot tne ques
tion with much acumen and a do
aire not o.ily to aucceed, but plena.
Athough the decision waa favorable
to the affirmative, the honor were
about evenly divided, each partici
pant acquitting himself with credit
to himself and the society.
After a few encouraging remark
by the judges, the entertainment
waa brought to a clone and the au
dience dismissed.
Deputy Sheriff N. A. Barrett
went out to Mouiiluiudule lull
Thursday and ar rented James Aikeu
wanted to Multnomah county lor
criminal assault, lie had an ex
citing trip and make the following
statement: "Sheriff Bradford bad
hiui located attbe bomeof hia fath
er-in-law, a wait named Burgess,
and I went out to arrest him. Ai
ken aw me acini n;:, and fled to the
wood. Shortly after I heaid a shot,
In the wooda, whereupon Aiken's
wite became hysterical, saying t'mt
her husband lid threatened sui-
tide, ! I took , Tom Burgee, the
wife' brother, and a neighbor with
me, and aent Burgess into the brush
to net Aiken to coma out, under
the pretenxo ot getting him away.
The ruse was successful, but upon
seeiiia in", tho fwtiuve, who wa
mounted, opened fire with a Win
cheater. I returned the lire, on
shot taking effect in the horse's
nose, causing the animal io rear vi
olently, while the Winchester fell
from Aiken hatni Aiku oie
rnounted and started to run, but
several shot close to hi bead
brought him to a stop. He wa
haiuleutled anil placed in jail at
Hillahoro, A belt full of cartridg
es wa lotiii't tipon nun, ami n
seemed prepared to make a desper
ate resistance, if necessary," Aikeii
claim the dinrhargx of hi fire arm
waa accidental. lie waa taken to
Portland Friday by Detectives Cur
daTio and Ford.
J l MAGKUDEK WRITES
Fl
Has a Good Word
for
Lieutenant Bryan.
FROM THE WELL KNOWN DRUGGIST
Sentiments of buy la blue and new
of the bo) i.
VETERANS, ATTENTIONI
The regular semi-annual tnesting
of the Washington County Veter
an Association will be held allien
verton on Thursdav. Mav 4. IMS)',).
At thismeetinir wiil be determined
the .Ime and place of holding the
annual reunion. The Women's
Auxiliary Is entitled to vote at this
convention. A full attendance is
requested as a matter of importance
will be discussed.
Capt. A, M.Coi.mmb, Pres.
Carrol 8. McNutt, 8eo'y.
Dated at Hillahoro, Or. this 13th
day of April, 1899.
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Land plaster, G5 oonta per sack,
Lee Huffman, of Cornelius, spent
the day in the city, Tuesday.
Buff Leghorn egg for sale. Mr.
W. A. Finney, Hillshoro.'
Ride a Monarch and ktep in
front. E. L. McCormick.
Messrs. K. P. Cornelius and Qe).
I fell aire were in from Olencoe
Monday evening, visitors with
Phoenix Lodge, K. of P.
The Arctic bird flew through the
window and glass went down for a
moment but not so low as We'
hrtitig & Son's prices on cloth, boots
and oboes, groceries, drygoods, etc,
The ladies of the Congregational
church will uive a 25-cent chicken
pie dinner at the Orange : 1111, at
noon ni Su turday, the 15th. , J hey
will alno serve."uT J the eve
ning, 16 cents; ice cream, 10 cents;
splendid program,
Notice: Have yoa a farm for sale
or for rent or do you know or any
person holding farming lands that
they - wish to dispose: of? If so,
Idease write to any agent of the 0.
I. & N. Co. and he will send you
a circular which will interest you.
Go and see Wehrung &' Sons'
spring stock of drees goods, wash
goods, etc Also their fine line of
clothing. In a tew days their new
atock of dress trimuiinirs will be
opened. Prices ahich make com
petition tremble, " - 5 ;".'
; Happy is the s man or woman
who can eat a Bond hearty meal
without suffering afterward. If you
cannot do it, lake kodol Dypt-pia I
Cure, It digest what you eat,
and cure i ll form of I)yprpi:
and IndigeatKin.-uella Drug htore
Wheelman cannot be t jo careful
about frightening horses. Yester
day a German from beyond Beth
any drove up in front of It. H.
(irtr'a, Jumped out of the buggy
and left a little child of six year in
the conveyance. A liy o.i a
wheel rude up and frighUmed the
animal which eUrled to run away.
IP turned round and started off
down Third Street, north,, went a
few rod on a half grown lope,
with the little one' curl flying to j
the hreeio, ateadied dow to a walk j
and all wa over. Had it been a
spirited horse instead of a sedate
old plu,', the Child might have
Ihhmi killed.
I have the Bard Plymolh Hocks
and egg for hatching purpose.
Chi hot bo beaten for sue and col
or. Come and see my fowls. One
mile northeast of HillUro. Kgg.
fifty cent per 13. Mr. It. B,
Collins.
M H. Mann has at the Wiley sta
bles, Alto Mann, a son of tho fani-
ous Allan, perntiw one oi ion greni-
est hornes of the uga. Altao waa in
the east tn 1895, and led every race
in which he was entered, making a;
record oi 2:0j. Young Alto Mann
ia a epleudid black and baa the
blood and bone to make a fit son ol
a grand father, He is a beuuty and
Mr. Mann will keep uim m tne viuu
thi reason, at Wiley's barn.
SchulmorigU & Son have received
a tiew wagon from the factory and
, I, i , . i I.... :..
can undersell an umei ueeiers to
like goods, o Hue and gut prices.
Burleiirii It. Bonier, who former
ly lived on Gale Creek, ha sued
Lillie Doxtar for divorce and asks
the care of two minor children.
Doxier alleuea bis wife wa guilty
of infidelity U tho marriage vow
and thai wr.hout cause or provoca
tioi, lefi him last June to go to Al
binti, where she now liven.., , . t
Go to F. i. Barber, Second Street,
for a neat shave or haircut, batis
faction euaranteed, Fine bath
room in connection.
Herman Kowatxke, ot near
Mountaindrtle. was Friday lasi ex
auiined for insanity ftnd dismissed
The examining physician allege
he was weak-tuinded and needed a
guardian, but waa not enough so to
need commitment., Kowatxke went
eat Friday evening whoro he will I
live with relatives, who will care,
for iiiin.;.,i; i i I
Scbulinericli & Son1 have receiv
ed thuir stock of spring and sum-
nier g )otts, inctutung an nuea kvv
n loading dry goods noubes,
W. W. McKlnney. wife and child
have returned from Lauioua, Wash.,
whither Mr. McKlnney went Inst
fall in Hearch of health. They were
accompanied home by J. N. Mo-'
trt J. II I Un al Maut.
ivinnev, .wen iuuufi,
top.'.' :'Mr..; McKlnney Sr. s&ys he
sees "lots of Improvement here since
his bust visit. 1 ' .
II. Wehruna'A Son's new spring
stmsk of shoef , has arrived. .Shoes
for all the people at iowobi prices
Aoents of Horst A Lachmulid
were in the ollv Saturday and went
out to look at the Barlovf, ranch
near Glencoe. They are thflvkin
of nuttinir in a 2lX)-aoro hop farm
in the Willamette valley aim are
looking up a Washington county
location." '
Mrs. Louisa .Tucker Klwell, of
Portland, lias been visitine for sev
eral days with her parents, Mr. and
Mra..Thumas Tucker., and Orville
TuCke and family' were out. from
Portland and . spent Sunday in
the city, - ; t
Ready made sheets tind pillow
caes cheaper than you can buy
the goods for, at Sohulmerioh &
Son's.'': '"."',:',', . "
E. J. Ward, of Gaston, and Sam
Walker, of Forest Grove, were, in
the city this afternoon,
J. P. Magruder, who was at one
timo Pharmacist at tho Pharmacy,
write relative the following letter:
Manila. P. I , Mar. 9, 1899. "
1 thought when I wrote you ' the
lat letter that we would be on our
way home by this time, but since
then we have had considerable war.
The natives made their long expec
ted trouble and we have had a pret
ty wurm time of it for over a month.
The Oregon hoys had not much of a
hand in the fun until lately. We
have been doing police duty in the
city. Ever since the 2d of Febru
ary I have lieen on guard every
other dav: that media I only get a
chance to sleep every other night
and several times I have missed
my night, and that means 3 days
and night in succession without
miv sleep except a littla tbit we
could catch ltetween wtticnee.
1 was in one lively scrap the 24tb
of Feb. 3(H) native aoidiersdiguis
ed a fishermen got Inside our lines
and were making it hot with their
sharpt-booter. Two Oregon Co's.,
two Minnesota and one company
2ol Inf, were cent after them. We
fought them for five hours abiut
2"0 of us all told and drove them
about live miles through banana
himI palm groves, bamboo thickets
and rice tield. We Oregon boy
did not get a scratch. The Minn
esota had two slightly wounded
and the 23rd lost one man killed.
The next dav e sent out a lot of
Chii.nmen to' bury the dead; they
buried 1U4 natives end we hail
tuk'ii ulioiil KM) oriamiers and 40
wounded; so there wns not many of
them got away.
There ha been three of onr com-
. . ... , ' t . i.
panieaon the tiring line an wib
for the last three weeks, but
mv company has hud to do police;
duty all the time except that one
battle. I hear now that thevv ure
going to let u go to the front in a
few day mid mime oilier reginnii1
will have lo take a turn at provost
guard.
I hop the big battle will soon
come off and end the war; for the
weather is getting hot again nod I
am getting quite anxious to be
home, Still it doeu tpav to ouii'l
caftle in the ait about going home,
for we may havo to stay hero a
year longer.
I saw Koy me oineruayma nc is iuu
iia well. 1 noticed in the tiregonian
that Eiluar Brvan uot home safe. He
was a good officer and well liked by ill
the ikiv in tne reifimem. ne
In the parlor of the Hotel Don
nelly last night at 8 o'clock Miss
Josephine Billings, of Hillaboro,
Oregon, was married to Ira Gibson,
who name here Irom rortiana, uut
who is reported to have recently
came from the Klondike with a
fortune of $100,000 or . more.
The IUf. E. Hale Fuller, of II
waco. formerly pastor of the Second
M. K. church in Tacoma, performed
the ceremony. He is a friend of
the bride's family. The bride wore
a dress of blue cloth with a white
satin front and a necklace of
of beautiful gold nuggets, a present
from the groom. The bride i
handsome vounir woman, nd her
butdmnd is a hale looking man of
middle age, having spent many
years in mining in Idaho, until be
aent to the Klondike and made a
strike Mr. aud Mr. W. S. Crouch,
ofTaComa, were the witness al
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Gib
son exjiect to leave today for a trip
to Spokane and other cities.
Tacoma Ledger.
At the season of the year whew
pneumonia, la grippe, sore throat
coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis
and lung troubles are to be guarded
against, nothing "is a fine substi
tute", "will answer the purpose", or
is "juHt as good" es One Minute
Cough Cure. That is the one in
fallible remedy for all lung, throat
or bronchial trouble. Insist vigor
MARCH PAYS
John Northrop gets Contract
of Boarding prisoners
SEVERAL
TRANSCRIPTS
PAID.
ORDERED
Dciitur Aaaeaaora Receive the usual
r j
Twe and one-half dollar per day.
ously upon having it if "something
else" is offered you Delta Drug
Store. 1 "
Verbnort: .
Mrs. B. 0lerman has bad poor
health all winter. Messrs. Wm.
and Henry Smith leave for Eastern
Oregon ' soon. Mr. r. J.'KHhng
ha sold his farm to lliemlore iter
nard. Consideration, f9.200 J
W. Vandervelden is agent for the
Improved Judson & Giant owder ,
He guarantees ' it. The.' band i
practicing every week in the hal ,
upon request of F. K. P. Ilouilard,
who is instructing the choir Mr.
Annie Goenians, tf Portland, is
visiting her parent,., Mr. and Mrs
Jasper. It is resrted that sever
al horse are sick with distemper.
When you want a uit or cloth
ing of any kind, go to II Wehrung
& Son. 1 heir stock is completed
and pt ices right. s
Mr. M. M. Boyd, of Bobcaygeon,
Ontario, and who ha logging in-1
terest in British Columbia, con j
lingeiit to those of Mr. It. E. Itryan,1
waa in the city Monday, the guest
i, ..." , . , .. i i .:r.
ol Mt. nryan. .nr. ooj-u mm .nut
ate in iking a tour of the Paw tie
ft.ltes and left , for Lo Angeles
Monday even'ng. He is quiie
taken with our section, but say
,i must study up on our vernac
ular. The word 'grafter,' for in
stance, he ha ! never heard, ud he
wn amazed at the possibilities of
the United Mates vocn.U'Hury. net
that
The bids for boarding prisoners
were: W D Bradford, per week:
A M Collins, $2 75 per week, or 14
cents per meal; Jno Northrop, 12J
cent per meal. Northrop was
awarded contract.
Transcript passed on:
State va Frank Smith, allowed,
clerk ordered to no'ify justice to
turn over balance of fine to treas
urer. . , ..
State vs Edwin Fuller. 50 cents
on docket entries disallowed, bal
ance allowed.
State vs Peter Vanderberg, same
sR above.
Estate of Ernest Freeh, charged
with pointing firearms, Justice dis-
a owed 50 cents, balance auowea
Ordered that time for declaring
taxes delinquent be extended to
May 15, and that county will iur
nish one man as extra help
sheriff. -' ' ; ,.
The costs in the inquest case of
Ernest Freeh deceased, was allow
ed, with exception of 50 cents die
allowed on fwearing jury, 45 cents,
i swearing witnesses and one dollar
on wriiiiicr report.
Wm Galloway, listhmstd entries f 3 10
Ceo II Wilcoi at aep assessor
C A Cavel 27 da assessor, 81; sop
plies, .85
B R Harrington, 73 dadep aases'r
I, C Walker, 14 da dep assessor. ...
E I Kuratli, 24 da dP assesser. ..
D B Rcasoner, sup Tualatin bridge
J V Goo'lin, extra material
It is generally believed here that
James Aiken was ready to skip the
country in company Willi Jumes
Lee, Jr., who hai been sentenced to
three years on a charge of criminal
assault, ine supreme court na
confirmed the decision of the low
er court, and it is confidently be
lieved I ,ee wa preparing to leave
the state with Aiken, as the cap
tive had pack horses and was to
start for Lee' place when intercep
ted. Young Lees present liberty
is due to the mandate not having
yet been received by the local cir
cuit court otlicia Is.
Conrad Scbulmerich. administra
tor of tin Louis Krause estate, ha
$760 to loan on approved realty se
curity for a term oi several years,
al8 percent.
to
THE ARGUS
APRIL, 1899. :
81m J Mom JTiw I.Wajl J Tb Krl I Naif
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11 (12) an 1 14 1 w
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' PKOKKKHIOJO I ,
Offlce at Risidenee East of Court Houm
I, A. BAILEY, II. D.
rfi;l-tan, KarxriHi and AoeoemSaW
in Htllttf;m Pharmar Wmmi
A prominent young gentleman Hence south-west corner Baseline ana
recently came to make Hillsboro Second. AH cal.s promptly attended.
..." 1 Hat. i.liS
bis borne, and tie evidently came r-J .
to the hub with an aeeravated coo
ception of the pitfalls of city life. S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. Mrf
The other evening a young ineno PHYSICIAN AND SURCEOM '
ol bis purcbasea a nicaei e worm 01
peanuts, and, alter so doing, tender
ed a handful to his companion.
"No, thank you", said he, "When I JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIE81E. M. D,
came here I resolved to resist sucn PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
alluring and sinful practices as Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
bowline." I overcame the temp- Consultation in French Of English. Of
.nA . ih,'.laf1sv Tesnnot c and Residence sooth side of Maia.
muok, 1 - - Besl. odd peuows' Building, Hillsboro.
or expensive appetite no, no,
thanksl".. . ..
Save money by buying seeds at
Greer's , . .'
The Forest Grove and Hillsboro
bands are exchanging visits and
THOS B T01CU.
1 Toaooa,
KOTaSf
THOS. H. ILB. TOMtitl.
Attorneys- At-Law.
Rooms x.i.&s. Moraaa Blk. Hillsbqr
getting together for the seasons
worn, tacn oreanizauon is iuo
Honevtnan & DeHart, iron E C
Shutmencn
S W Seelye.lbrdistj.. :
Cal Powder Works, powder W J
But ner. Sup. .......... i ...... .
Cal Powder Works, powder dist 36
A N Davies. burial J Sberer
J C Lsoikin, colfiu, etc, E Freeh,
suicide cont'd .
R Cave, sup C II and Road scrap-
per ."
New Gale Creek saw mill -lbr
dist 49 It 6, cont'd
A B Cad v, tress, 50; stamps, I....
L A Rood, quarter ssl. 175'. P081-
sge, expeash, etc, 975
H A Ball, supt sal ami fees 4o 40;
institute, sta, post sU, 1085.
R Waggener.meaUjurors
R H Greer pilch'rs and china C H
W H McCormick, care children ef
Geo Hull, 16, disallowed
Hillsboro Lijjht & Water Co, Men
service l
C R Bradley; 9 paupers at 9 75; I
at675
A C Archbold, oils etc C H 3 90;
dist 41 and poor tarin I 04,
spikes, 5J, 4
66 5
8185
57 50
35O0
6000
41 00
9 95
a 60
S'S
1105
960
400
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
1330
5100
8475
51 5
n 00
45
6875
lot 25
ing forwa'd with pleasure to the
state tournament, which may be
held during the summer. The two
cities should give every encourage
ment possible to these institutions.
What is a town, anyway, wiinout a
band? 1
The HillBboro public pupils are
progressing finely, and there is per
fect sympathy between pupils and
teachers, bupt. Case naa met wun
a marked success and bis able corps
of assistants deserve tvery mark of
public favor shown them.
J. W. Morgan was ia Portland
Tuesday, his first holiday since he
went inf the county clerk's office.
Attention is called to the fact
that, awing to extensive repairs
now being carried on in the house
of worship, no services will be held
.... finnil.r!n ika ("Voiirrpoiltional
church Due announcement will be ATTORNEYS-AT LAW
mnde in next week's issue as to
Deputy District Attorney tor Washing"
vv,, ' ton Connty, ' '
O&ice upstairs over Delta Drag 8tat. -
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Offloe with S. B. Huston, Union filoek .
. HILLSBORO. - ORBGOM.
B R. GREGORY, L. L. BL
LITOitVEY-AT-LAW
NOTARY. PUBL!C
Block, DpsUM-.
Hillsboro, -
ICorwin & Wooster
SMITH k BOWMAN,
our reuortcr lulorined bun that 11
meant such a person as a legislative
clerk who did three dav work and i Corwin, wood, Tupper .
..... A ai rl ..J u-Iui-b ni I A E Cadv. sup, countv poor.
J . , - V A Rnrr..H Hnnrn nnsoners..
from .i to per clay. ' r:i, & Prudhomme. deed record
ihorouohhredJer- t3S; Jw docket, u 75! 5600
.1,11 MVM.iu nnsh rh erade . uup !-- "-s
sey
64; 500 euvelopes, 3 50.
870
a 50
400
175
9 75
ti n at ntia
of the few officers that seemed to have 8-crns Jersey bull call. 1 erms c jacki recorder's sal, dep and r.a 17940
anv heart in nun, wuocsrcci ror inc uoys reitsoinitiie. inquire 01 u. a. nan- ueo bcnuimeiicninierj-icici
wpltare. Most ol the other oiucers w-re . liiiljl,,, Hr v Holsheimer
...ai.i&t him hpcause he tm-k the boys' ' 1 WD Smith, transenpt State V
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part and Util not one to see mem inip - ,-siey Moscow writes vuat r . u. saizReoer 1 50 com a j d -
ed upon. If there had been more use M iltitwll bus thrown up 1)18 pOMtlon thews pest, inaigeni. . . . . .
Inm IBe reuimetlt wouiu i s ureal uci 1 . ,,, , . . .1... , 1:.. A M V-Oiuns, jioicu jouiiui
..." it " u... if t.. V...1 l,.r at CKIlCliay atlU K-nif niu uie ai'in 1 . Vtorn.
Ol-licr Ull . . ... 1 . - . . 1 . f , , VI . xvv .v., r a " . ,
would have died before this time, as tie minim: instrict 10 try ma wrui.ioni Barrett & Adams Atty's lees Kira
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fould not stand the best and it has Wen
Retting hotter and hotter all the time tor
the last 0 weeas. 1 oo noi orucve mere
is a braver man iu the regiment nr one
whots more willinif to do his duty.: His
.,rk helore the fa lot Manila last Aug-
ut amnlv nrovea this. I admire him
both for' his uersousl mid his sol
dierly character. Tell Edgar it you meet
law tnat we miss nun.
J. P, MacattDKR.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
Bold huutina. He aud liuecow
each have claims in the Atlin and
Porcupine district, and Bnscow
will go into the Atlin csmp about
June 1. Wesley otale that he out
fitted II. 11. Luce, of this city, for
the Atlin district, and that after he
wan thruuuh with him. Mrs. Luce
would not recognise him.
Percales 36
Notarial Work and Conveytaciaf .
Booms 6 4 7 Morgan- Blk.. Hillsboro. Or
DR. J. AD KINS,
Fifteen years Experience in Hillsbosav
DENTISIT"
Firstclass services; Charges reasonable
time of next services.
Al. Phillips, whom almost every
body in this section knows, is now
at the home of his parents, at Cor
nelius, e.ijoying a vacation.
Dr. J. E. Adkina has opened
offices in the Union Block, esee
his card in the professional column.
Plowinir and seedinR had just 1 Office. Union Bl'k, orr Pharmacy.
fairly got started, wnen tne raiun 01 IiaLS,Kll, oiiiOX.
the first of the week suspended ,
farming operations. , DR- C- B- B3JWM,
i Joseph Bucher is in the city re- .n
ceiving medical treatment for his J" J 1 IIS 1
hands, which are baoiy Diooa
1 bv reason of several
severe boils. ' ' ,
8:S D.Luui liuilding. Porllaud, Orcgosi. ,
Will be in Hillsboro every fonrta
I V 1. ..l..t. I -
f i ne verrjoort Dicycie ciuu w day in each monta.
. . . . 1
formed last week wun
cent per
& Son's.
wool vs Washington Co . .. 150 00
Hillsboro Pub Co, sta co olhcers. 13 24
Schulmerich & Son, road scraper
and lime ... 10 35
J T Young, powder f to each to
supervisors t w lames, j j is
nier, D B Emerick, Wm Bagley,
R Muller & S Ornduff 60
Chas Brochman case of Mrs Smith 33
Hatchet publishing and sta. . . IB 50
C D Young, lbr Dist 56 7 50
f", rv C ...... n r al.-u.lr In.nflnr OO
mcnes wiue, at 0 ArUS) commissioners, and other
vard, at Schnlnierich
13 00
Hillsboro, Or, April 8, 1800. Un
der the depreesion. of IheUimes, credit, for the manner in
with wheat at 50 cent, I m
come down the same level
nrintine.
W t Hollenbeck. lbr Dist 29, 6:
Dist 16. 12: Dist 17. 360........ at 60
Capt. A. M.ColhriadeRervea great Chas Hiatt, 79a ft lbr Dist 23 3 95
f,.,r,B , an, .rin whieh . lie I A Imbrie, clerk sal, dep. etc.... 261 35
st keepn bp llie court house and yard. K5; i Z
ol His enure nine nu oeems io s uit Dr F A Baileyliudigent) . .
13 75
a memoer-
ship of nearly 50.
Geo. W. Tamiesie is again teach
ing at the Columbia academy,
after having attended the Portland
medical college through the winter.
Rerjort comes from North Forest
t . ...
Grove that Supervisor Hubert
Bernard has done more work on
he roads than has been done for
years.
The Red Cross and Emergency
Corps will hold a business meeting
at the residenceof Mrs. J. A. imone,
this Saturday afternoon at 3:00 p.
sharp. Mrs. K. h. Bryan, pres
ident.
fin to E. L. McCormick's for
MISCELLANEOUS.
!-,,(,' n-iih llm fanner, and trv to ennntv's and never before has the Dr F- I Bailey, attendance ,D.
:.. ..,:!, lUa l'..r..,nr - tV,i' n ra I nl v nrniwrlu rfinfllVPll RllO.ll Care- UrOOKS. ....,.,...... w
IYU nrtvil fclio , t. ,v..w, , v.. ...... 1 ...x.r.., - " 1 .i::o Mnn.ra
the producers of all the wealth of M attention , .nriZ ate ...T .. 3 8s
the country, We must help them I ; Roh Greer has a full assortment JsmesYoun?, powder, D Wenger. 10 00
all we nan. an I have nnt down ' all i ."t j , c.1.1 j. . Carstens Bros, lbr.... 355
. r- - ni earueu ami ueiu seeus, ,u r d:i .,n.i.. fmm Mar
,4 m , , W '.I l ..1.1. , I I I, .1 vvmv... ' -
Vw ,r,,.,. , .v , ,,, .... VUt .;,,.- n w
wheat. For horse shoeing ror: ail i 1"c"cu:'",'1,"j j WD Bradford, shffanddep, sta.. 285 50
horse that will stand quiet to bo w very til at the Jf.air Ground, and T Q TodJ C0mniissiOner, 780
A PLEASANT MUSICALE.
hodf 1 jrill shoe fur $1.00 per horse it is mere than likely she will U Q A Vou'ug commissioner.
with new shoes, and twenty cents never gsm un.r .....
Renresentative Tongue is very
cents lot sharpening " plow's: Jr'tSO mch tthed to the mimal
buggy tires a, d all .other work' in lion. W M, Cake, oi Portland, fee 'J
l.ft'ri VI'IH M'VBU ia V , " 'vvj I T J blllil l UlflllU VllttllVFUVM w'-
cash prices. Work all - warranted witb Phoenix Lodce K. of P., in
the best in Hillsboro. ' Thanking (his city, next Monday evening, to
my patrons tor past tavors, ant so- niake an ofhotal visit.
Ladies' n.ushn underware, at
Schulmerich A Son's. '
licititig a con ti nun nee of the samp,
I am, '
Yours respectfully,
f .' ' J. P. GATtriNER,
Shop, 8d street, Hillsboro, Or,
ne
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
last evening gave u very
uleasant musical recital at the
residence of Mrs. J. C. Hare. The
program was attended by the par
ents ot the pupue ana was
follows:
'""PARTI,
TUa fniint.v ionrt has reouested Piano Duet Boulanaer March.. .. ,,
the sheriff to keep the tax roll 1 open , . iiiZ"
until May 15, and will furnish him VocaiJs0oltAh,.till,s1eaiu.V.,Lasen!
wttn an extra man. m Mahei Moreisna.
rt... nin. r;nnr Bwcra at. Piano SoloGerman Sodtr Kohler
1UIO uinvil miiiuivi. v. PiS" - ,n. . ,.
Greer's, the Grooer. 50 cents per p. o Sotopisc8torial Pleasures..
setting of 15. .Benhow
1 Herman Atrops. 44, and Maggie .. ;
Cohrs, 54, have taken out license to ocai -
wed. Both are from this county. pianoDuet Papa's Walts....
(- w rr 1 al.l it- --s tv
Justice S, II. Humphreys tied the
Pleas' take notice that the under
sinned will on the 24th day ot Ap
ril 18W), at 9 o'clock in the lnom-
incr. at the office of the . County
Court at Hillsboro, Oregon, let to
. U!,l.l... ..
.i., i ' hinvnln nkth in accordance Ride an Imperial; - "the-go
with the.specirtcations now on fll I lightly-kind." K. L. McCormick.
in the office of the County tlerk, i A $ Anderson, who lives two
and Mho copies ot wnicn can oe mie8 ,,orthea8t of this citv. has 25
aeon in the hands of U. A. ,VVeh- cojonje8 0f bees which he will sell
ting, at Hillsboro; F. 1. Kane.o L cheap. Lack of pasture causes him
, ana rem. vtrooer, m l(J g
E. L. H CORMICK,
Dealer ia Bicycles
CYCLE SUNDRIES IH TOCst
Morgan-Bailey Block, Maia St,
T:..l RiAVKln aiindripa Hillsboro, - VitgfM
yyur uiv uico nv v. .v. .
L. VV. House has received a new
consignment of bugey, cart andi
. . , . . 1 1
wacon wheels. BestmaKem tnei
market. Third Street. .
HILLSBORO CAMP NO. 500.
Carstens Bim, ;
aCANWacTvaaat o -t
Hough Dressed Louter ;
Forest Grove
Seholls. The oommittee reserves
the right to rejeot all bids.
. (G. A.'Wehrun'g,
.. , Coiutu, F. T. Kane,
' , . ; (Ferd Groner.
New umbrellas at Schulmerich
A Son's. f ' r v-
Dr. C. B. Brown will be in Hills:
boro again about April 24.
Liola and. Earl House. .
PART 1 1.
Ladies' Quartette Spring is Returning.
Meuueissonm,
Mrs. J. C. Hare, Misses Johnson, More-
lanil anU Huuipnreys.
Piano Solo Briar Leaf.,... Blake,
Miss Mabel Morelana.
Piano Duet Call me back Schottische. .
..Fischer.
' '- Eula and Arah Hovt.
Vocal Solo I've been Dreaming. .Cook,
Mrs. T. C. Hare. .
Piano Solo Alpine Bells. . .; t . .Oeston
Miaa lennie Thome. '
Sons Laueb, Sing, Jump.. ..... ...Abt,
Children's Class.
E. E. White, of Portland, Deputy
Ortfanuer for Oregon, last night in
stituted Hillsboro Camp No. 500, mttsBORO
Wondmeii ot tne woria, wun zo
charter members and a large list
on the way. Mr. White has done
excellent work in this city ami al
though he was frequently told he
could never get a charter list in
this lodge ridden town, a great
thing, with genialiy .and persever
ance, pulled him through with the
finest charter list made up for
years- The following officers were
installed: Consul Commander, L. : take charge of funerals. The ttiisat
A. Lona; Adviser Lieut., Geo. R u Uue of undertaking luppiie in Us
Baglev; Banker, W. H. Wehrung; wunty. OiveMmaesll.
Clerk, T. S, Weatherrwl; Escort, HILLSBORO. OaUtOOM.
A. Henderson; Inside Watchman,
K. J. Barber: Sentrv. Jos'. Williariis:
Managers, J W. Morgan, Dr,5 W. Executor's
P. Wood, and John Northrop; Dr.
W. D. Wood, examining physician
Sash, Doors, BtoaMlaga, Etc
OR BOON. '
UNDERTAKING PAULOU.
I C. Lamkln has opened an under - ,
taking parlor on the corner of Main . '
and Third Street, and Is prepared to "
turnish 011 immediate demand, bim
casketm and cornm
at the lowest possible piioss. Will
Notice af sals af Rasl
Mr'. White has made many friends NJ" IK25SS
during his brief sojourn here and estate of John Mnuiey, iisewased, m Hills- '.
his visits to Hillsboro will always lJZT I
be welcome, llus is the fourth inmitximt. ly uurtbwsat of the Court
camp iu Washington county, there House; there H a trood cetp: barn and
7 l .- other imiiinri-mwits on said irswi. That
having been organization previous- ,,r"rtv will be M eJwap. and laaxood
ly effected at Cedar Mjlls, Forest opportunity to obtain wisof tassusa s-.
4r.wA nnrl nlnnone sirabls plaes of rsslileuoe UfSMay SS JLM j
U rove ana uiencoe. , , , j civ at a moderato pries. MaMlls
The order is purely fraternal and ptirciiaserrs can get further tofomailmt
beneficiary, with insurance running rgrJ , um, id y"" "J -
from $1,00010 3,000. , , At death. ZffijZ5TZ
the inrured receiyes his policy and Oron. .
the order erects a tombstone at the sJ, SiVtf C.
expense of the Head Camp. jUoley, died. . , .