LY 13, 1899.
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SAID 10 HAVE LOST
ConalderubL) Through Depar
ture of Portland Buyer.
J. K. CAMERON LEFT FOR ENGLAND.
Said to Have Left Several Washington
County I'cople la tbe Latch.
It ia quietly reported tlini several
Waahington ci unty wheat growera
have lout heavily through the do
purl i) re for merry Kngland of
Portland wheat buyer by the name
o( J. it. CNiiieron. Thin buyer had
handled aeveral year' crops for a
largo number uf our heaviest wheat
grower, and aeveral weeks ago he
uncereiuoniouxly departed for that
country which now aeeki with ua
an ofTensivo and defensive alliance.
It ia laid that when Cameron de
parted he forgot to nettle with Home
of ourciliiens who had wheat atom!
in his care. Mn. Martin Bmith, of
Lennox, ia said to b the heaviest
loiter, her waruhouaage amountiwt
to annul one thouaand bushels,
Jacob Wilson wat alao a loaer, and
Frank McKldowney, superintend-
out uf the Ladd farm at Ml. Tabor,
was alao a alight loser. Cameron
ivirn a suave and poliahtd "geeecr,"
and had established with people a
ripe confidence.
Mra. EUia Crosley P. atea Away.
Mr. Klii Croaluy died at her home
in torest drove Sunday, July U,
IH'J'J. She wan b iru at Mackinaw,
III., in 1 H .7, and waa married to
William Crosley at that place in
13.. She citme to this county
about twenty-five yeara ago at d
had reanteil in forest (trove since
then. She leaves a aimer, Mrs
Mary Lnvion. Mackinaw. HI.; two
brothers, Kdward Matthews, rarest
(irove, Or, and Win. Matthews,
Msrlinei, Cat.: two sons, J. J. Oos
ley, and II. A. Crosley, We 11a
Walla, and three daughters, Mrs,
A. T Knox, Mines Urauu and W i 1
da Croeley, Foreet (Jrove, The- re
in una were interred io Hie Iaylor
wiiifti rv Tuemlav, beside those of
Iht liifiniMl whose demise occurred
last April.
A Million Fett
Of yellnw fir lumber cut from the
In1 1 1. il v uf lilil iiT suuililig nut of
doom I ry and manufactured in
the li-t possible mtinuer. Iiixpee
lion and cotnnaristin uitli other
Inni'ier solicited. Prices right, a id
prompt delivery of all bill.
MiHlntnindale Lhr. Co.,
Mottntnimlale, Or,
Must b Sold Sooa
820 aerea of fliio land near Moun
tairidalc, 80 or 90 screa in cultiva
lion, about 2 acrea good beaver
dam on place, good house and barn
P I nee well waicred. A snap.
F ir further particulars call on
F. r. Mo ho an & Co.,
Hiilsboro, Or.
t!1
The Are bell ia now in position on
the top of the Firemen's Hall. Con
tractor iioucsein, aesisted by eight
Bremen, did the work Friday after
noon. Chief Wiley ia more than
leased with the new location and
istmaster Hchulmerich has applied
for a monopoly of ringing the
darui. This lire hell waa purchased
n the fall of 1803, by a subscript
on paper beaded and circulated by
(Jeo. T. Iedford. The tower in which
the 8X lb. piece of metal was placed
cost f 55, the bell itself ooi ting near
ly 100.
A diseased stomach surely under
mines heal lb. It dulls the brain,
kills energy, destroy a the nervous
system, and predisposes to disunity
and futiil diseures. All dyspeptic
troubles are quickly cured by Ko-
o Dyspepsia Cure. It tins cured
thousands of cases and is curing
the in every day. Its ingredients
are such that it can't help curing.
The Delta Drug Store.
County Treasurer Cady has ac
counted for $176,729 83 for the fis
cal year ending July 1. This in
cludes the :S0,000 borrowed lust
full at 6 ier cent to relund the 8
per cent warrants. Ilia payments
tor the year were as follows:
County fund warrants f 109,419.30
County school fund.
County timipenl
County iimtitu e
Paid tocitte
School districts
Bicycle path fund
balance on hind
Hil
The Transports Landed
Night at 530 P.M.
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it
Last
J7S77 HH
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6,97a Si
649 ao
13,479 "
Sneaking of lumber, etc., for
tin 1 1 ly and workmanship, Uloyd
Shgler clsini lo lead Washington
county. They are tn the nnest
iMKly of rlr, cedar and maple 111 mi
section, and if you want a first
class article, place your order with
1 . mm,.- 1 ill 'll' f
Uloyd ftigier, runups, ur.
President McClelland, of Pacific
University, has received word thai
a ineiiu v me nasi, wno desires
that bis name shall not be publish
ed, will provide funds for remodel
ing and refurnishing the academy
building in connection with Pacific
University, ibe plan will be to
make a building of tbe colonial type
with the best modern eqjipinent
Tho new studio on Seventh &
Baseline, Hilleboro, is turning out
some of tho finest art in the line
of photographic work, ever seen in
Washington county. If you wani
photos with tone, finish and tech
nioue. give this studio a call. Ev
erything up to duts.
Superintendent II. A. Hall has
ittinortioned 17128 75 among the
various county school districts. This
makes n pr capita of 11.25 for each
of the .i.0.1 chil ltf" dr.iwiK school
money. The larvt diiriliulion
are: " 1 1 ilU Ur, .1HU; Koret Grove,
HT'.loO; U-avntoii f 27S 75; Cor
nelius, 202 50; Sherwood, 202.5O.
For the neatest shave or hair cut
to be had in Washington county,
gnluK K Colrstock' Shaving l'ar
tors, Main stieet, Hillboro, Or.
Finely en nipped bath room cdn
uecteil. I'opul ir prices.
It. A. Kistler, formerly of El
Paso, Texas, and later a prominent
newspaper man of Atiions, isin the
city since Sunday, recruiting" from
a long seigo of service. He may at
tempt something in the newspaper
tine in the shape of a special, before
lie leaves the county.
Two divorce cases have been filed
n the circuit oourt, the plaintiffs
alleging desertion. Edjar Milner
aska for a divorce from Margaret
Milner, and J. A. Vattfrhn from An
ne Vaughn. The Milners were
married at Corvallis in 1874, and
the Vaughns at Astoria in 188G.
VALLEY CHOPS WILL
So Says U. S. Pague fa his
Weekly Crop Report.
HAY CROP IS BEING HARVESTED.
Fruit Crop Very Light but Berries Prom
ise 1 Good Yield.
Director I'ague explains tbe Will
amette valley crop situation a fol-
ows: .
"Tho second crop of alfalf 1 ia be-
being cut in the southern counties.
The cutting of wheat for hay has
commenced in a few sections. Clov
er, timothy and cheat continue lo
tie cut. The hay crop is turning
out as well as it has ever done.
Fall-sown wheat, oats and barley
are turning yellow; in afew favored
localities barley harvest has com
menced. Early-sown spring grain
has commenced to head The spring
grain promises well; the yield will
not be ns hiavy aa the fall-sown.
The reports indicate that the grain
crop is in a fairly satisfactary con
dition, not aa good as in some years,
but better than in others.
8t ran berries are alamt over. Cher
ries are ripening; Uoyal Anns are
about two weeks late in ripening.
Apples, pears and prunes rve not
changed in condition; dropping has
ceaoed ami the fruit now on the
trees will probably mature. The
light fruit allows of an extra good
growth of wood, so that the orch
ards are really iient filed by the
light crop. Peaches are ripening in
the southern counties. In Jackson
county there is a good crop; in oth
er counties there will be little, if
any, more than thnt required for
thr. local markets.
"Hops are making good growth;
lice are increasing 11 nd spraying has
commenced in many of the yards
The current condition of the tines
is favorable for a good crop.
"Garden produce is making good
growth; rain is needed more for
gardens than for anything else.
Uasplierriea are rijie and very plen
tiful Blackberries promise a good
crop.
To day the crop pro-pects from , ,umb;r y,
Phoenix Lodge No. 34 Monday
evening installed officers for the
curient term: E. B. Tongue, Chan
cellor Commander; II. T. Bagley,
Vice; A. J. Henderson, Prelate; O.
W.Bchulmerich, Master of Finance;
Dr. W. I). Wood; Matter of Exchec
quer; L. A. Long, Keeper of Rec
ords and Seal; II. T. Latham, Mas
ter at Arms; John M. Wall, Master
of Work ; A.O. Wold, Inside Guard;
J. W. Cave, Outside Guard.
Dr. J. P. Taiuiesie has returned
from his trip to Rogue River, weet
of Cow Creek canyon, where he
went to look into some placer pros
pects. He found some of the yel
low stuff and says it is only a
question of water. While going
six miles, by horse, tbe Doctor saw
eight deer, and killed one of them.
He states that his trip covered
some of the roughest territory over
which he ever travelled.
Dr. F. A. Bailey, assisted by Dr.
W. D. Wood, of this place, in the
presence of several physicians, tre
phined the skull of Waller Miller,
the young man of Cornelius who
fell thirty feet, striking on tbe head.
The fracture extended four inches
serosa the cranium. ' The operation
was successful, the , ratierit beinir
greatly relieved, and hopes are en
tertained lor his ultimate recovery.
Mr. p. H. Gray, of Iowa Hill,
was in the city Saturday and re
ports he has wheat six feet, rye
eight feet, while wheal higher
than fcix feet has been cut for fexr
of its falling. Mr. Gray and family
expect lo leave for Ocean Park,
Tillamook, today. They will be ac
companied by ii'm Errnia Hulls-man.
Messrs. Zina Wood Jr., of this
city, and his relative, FredTrullin-
ger, postmaster at North Yamhill,
left this week for an extended trip
in the Rocky Mountains and iei
lowstone Park district They go bv
train to Billings and from that point
they will go into the park on their
wheels.
The old residence of Win. Mont
gomery, of Mountaindale, burned
Monday. There were a few articles
of value in the structure. The build
ing was situated between the gran
ary and the handsome new resi
dence, and only by strenuous efforts
was further loss prevented.
Are you going to build a pood
home? If so, do you want the bei-t
it
BURIEDSDNDAT LAST
Was an Honored Oregon Pioneer.
DIED AT WALLACE, IDAHO, JULY 6.
Oae Time Sheriff of Washington Coaoty.
Universally Beloved.
MUSTERED OUT AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Many an
Oregon Mother's
Made Happy.
Heart is
On Wednesday, July 12, aboui 5 p.
in., the joyful news was received at
this city that the transporti con
v eying the Oregon Volunteers from
Manila to San Francisco had been
sighted off Point Reyes, north and
west of Golden Gale Harbor. The
fire bell was immediately given
five taps with intervals between
eaoh and powder was burnt with
much gusto. The vessels made the
harbor of Frisco about 5:30 o'clock
in the afternoon and went into
uuarantine. No sickness was iuf-
a
fered coming across the broad ex
Danse of waters and a clear bill of
a
health is reported. It was learned
that the boys wer unanimous in
their demand that they be muster
ed out at nan Francisco and so
will it be. This, of course, upsets
all idea of reception at Portland
as the boys will be mustered out
below and come at their own sweet
will.
Manv a mother's heart in Oregon
is today thrilling with happiness
over the prospeot 01 meeting wun
the loved one. All have come
home except Eugene Scully and
Fred Boyd, The hitter's coming
is yet in doubt.
Lost A pair of gold framed
glasses. Finder will please re
turn the same to this office and
receive reward.
0. 0. Barlow ia still enjoying the
cool retreats of Idaho.
J. W. Morgan, the efficient dep
uty clerk, is conducting the olhc.
during Mr. Imbrie's absence in Cal
ifornia. Mr. Imbrie and daughter
have arrived in Los Angeles, where
they are now enjoying themselves.
New tine of muslin plaids, dimi
ties, (tutted swiss, percales, tissue
carenux, organdies, cnaniurny,
pique, scotch xephyr ginghams,
Mousseline Do Soio etc., at H. We-
hrung & Sons ,
The Misses Liona and Lulu J.
Hunt and Mrs. M. K. Frances, of
Tillamook, returned awheel from
Tillamook Sunday and Harted
through for the bay city by the
Wilson river route.
"What might have been"--if that
litto cough hadn't been neglected
is the sad reflection of thousanua 01
One Minute Cough
Cure cures coughs ana coiub, ine
Delta Drug Store.
I will furnish the harvester to
out your grain if you will run 11
and cut our crop, uome anu see me
about it. F. M. Heidkl, Uillshoro.
Paul C. Long departed Monday
morning for the Walla Wnllacoun
try lo be absent until about the first
of November,
Geome Mooberv. of two miles
south of Cornelius, has been granted
an original pension of ifO.OO per
month.
Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street,
for a neat shave or hair cut. satis
faction guaranteed. Fine bath
room in connection.
Mrs. Willis and daughter, Miss
Minnie, are visiting with an uncle
of the former at Grants Pass, ur.
. Dr. C. B. Brown and wife, of
MontavilU, 8undayed in the oily
with Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Morgan
. Mrs. Eliza Williams was a Yam
hill visitor Tuesday.
A fresh barrel of pickles just op
nd at Greer's.
western Oregon are fairly sntisfac
lory. In eastern states the present
erp prospects of f'regou would I
called excellent, lint eoiiipare-l itli
ii-tial conditions in Oregon thej
must Ij diii-MMl us only fair.'1
TO WELCOME VOLUNTEERS.
Pureuimt to the call of Hie Mayor
of IlillslNiro, Or., n ntmibir of the
citizens of the city met at the court
house on Friday evening, July 7th.
to arrange for a proper reception of
of our soldier boys on their return
home from Manila, ihe liilli-boro
Band kindly played a few pieces
from the portico of the court house,
fter which the Mayor called the
mei'tinn to order. After a general
iscussion it was voted unanimous
ly that the citizens of Hiilsboro and
surrounding country should turn
out and meet the boys at the train
pon their return, and that the
Uillshoro band be invited to be
present. It was thought best to
iave the general reception to the
boys from this county at a later
date, and on motion of Hon. S. B.
HimUin the following committee
was appointed by the Mayo. to ar
range for the said reception: Hon.
B. Huston, Kev. K. P. Hughes,
lev. H. A. Atkins, H. T. Bacley,
nd Mesdames R. IC. Bryan, W. E.
Tiiorne, H. V. Gates, ll. W. Wag
goner, Griffin and Latham.
ou can p.:t for your mon
ey? If so, come and e- ns and our
stock, or dron na h card M iiint
aindale I.lir. Co.. Mountaindale Or.
Charged With Horse Stealing.
George Coughtrr, of Lafayette, was
arrested Saturday last on a John
Doe warrant and lodged in the city
bastile. Coughtry wus charged with
the larceny of four mares and one
geHiug which the Mieriff had ax
taclied. The animals are owned by
Robert Coughtrv, a brothor 0! thi
defendant The attachment was
made Thursday and on the Satur
day following Coughtry attempted
to run the animals out of the coun
ty. The defendant was tried before
Judge Smith Monday and proved
that he had no knowledge of the
sheriffs attachment, that arrange
ments had been made to transfer
the stock subsequent to attachment,
and that he took possession of them
in good faith. He wag released from
custody. E. R. Gregory defended
Coughtry.
Schulmerich & Son for bargauis
in gloves.
II. B. Nicholas, a prominent
Portland attorney, was in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Lena Abbott, who made
her parents a ten days' visit, re
turned to Portland, Monday even
ing. '
If vou want a wagon you can
save. from 110 to 115 by buying
from Schulmerich & Son.
R. E. Bryan left yesterday for a
business trip to Union county.
Lieut. E. J. Bryan will manage the
store during his absence.
Children's Day services will be
held in the United Evangelical
Church of Hiilsboro on Sunday,
July 16, at 8:00 o'clock p. ro. Ev
eryhody in cordially invited to attend.
The I! illt-lM.ro liose team ha?
Iitten i-raiiized by (-election of the
Uiiiicl ot firedeh-jcMli -s el d tl.- l"y
vu-rv oiii to-r.ighi, Lavii.g drill.
I In- Until will enter the il'ainelle
Valley tournament 'hi autumn.
J. A. Kirkwood, uf Fnriiiinytoii.
waa up Tuesday, and reports lots ot
hay laying in the swath. Clover,
he stales, is excellent, while tim
othy averages with yields of the
past, generally.
Plows snd harrows will he high
er this fall and winter. Schulmer
ich & Son have taken advantage
of tbe market and got their supply
"rom the factory this week. They
can under sell all competitors.
Capt. A. B.Cady left Tuesday ev
ening for the Wilhoit mineral
springs in uiacnamas county, to De
beent ibout ten days. During his
absence his office will be conducted
by Capt. R. Crandall.
H. Wehrung & Sons are now
buving wool. Farmers having
wool to sell will do well to get to
gether and let the firm handle
their clips- Highest market price
Mrs. Mbb Everett returned Mon
day evening from Guinda, Cal.,
where she has been visiting with
her sister and parents for several
weeks.
H. Wehrung & Sons1 stock of
ladies' and gentlemen's fine shoes
is couilete. A few lines of ladies',
gentlemen's and childrens' ehoes
are going at greatly reduced prices
Col. J. B. Eddy, of the Forest
Grove Times, was in the city the
other day, and says he again feels
quite at home in the editorial harn
ess. " '
Deputv District Attorney H. T,
Bagley left for Heppner, Tuesday
and will return the last of the
week, accompanied by Mrs. Bagley
An attempt is being made by
local Pythians to have John Kelley,,
now in the Wardner military pris
on, released.
Eyes examined free at Hoyt's
and glasses as cheap as the cheap
est.
Thos. H. Tongue has leased out
Mark Hanna for the season to Port
land parties.
See R. E. Bryan & Son's display
announcement on another page,
Closing out sale.
Win. Jolly and family, of Port
land, are camped on the Grim
place near this city.
Lost, a lady's black cloth cape
between Hiilsboro and Farmiugton
The finder please leave at this office
The stock of groceries at We'
h rungs' is complete. Highest
market price paid for produce.
Deputy Sheriff Deichman and
Hon. B. P. Cornelius were Salem
visitors today.
Binding twine at lowest prioea,
at Schulmerich & Son's.
The remains of Chas T. Tozier, one
of oar Hiilsboro friends, were
brought from Wallace, Idaho, Sat
urday evening, and buried in the
Masonic cemetery west of the city.
Mr. Tozier died at Wallace, July 6,
from the results of blood-poisoning,
and. as he bad been quite healthy,
his demise was a sad surprise.
Chan. T. Tozier was born in Ind
iana in 1832 and was married to
Caroline Miner in 1855, who died
in 1856. To this union one son
was born, Edgar A., now living at
Blairslown, Iowa.
On August 1, 1653, he married
Miss Ziralda P. May field, of Cass
County, Nebraska. To this union
two sons and three daughters were
born. One of the daughters, Ros
el la. lies buried in the Masonic
cemetery west of this city.
Judge Tozier waa sheriff of
this county four years, having
been elected in 1872, waa two terms
representative from this county
and served as County Judge for
four years. He was always con
genial, made many friends and was
honored and respected by all. He
always liked Hiilsboro and had
hoped some day to again make it
his home. He was a member of
the Masonic and Odd Fellows
lodge of this place. He helped to
build the M. E. church here and
was a member until the time of
his death. His death came sud
denly, himself not realizing or
thinking he was in any danger.
The first intimation his family re
ceived was a telegram stating that
Judge Tozier was dying. Albert
and Nellie, his son and daughter,
at once started for Wallace, Idaho,
but did not reach there until death
had claimed him. Mrs. Tozier has
Uen confined to her room for near
ly four months. The children are
Edar A. Tozier of Blairstown,
loa. Alliert, Nellie Tozier and
Mra. 1'Myth Weatherred of Port
land and Lemy M. Tozier, of Daw
son City.
The ftin-ra' (veurrncl Sunday morn-
ii e from Hit M. K. church, Rev. II.
A. A'kius delivering the sermon
I he ,Mnuius had charge 01 the in-
rment. The floral offerings at
iTinfhry were exquisite, the
I In r of fl mers three feet in height
leing very iieauulul.
COUNTY COURT.
JULY THRU.
Ordered that Peter Boscow, Thoe,
ucker and Wm. Hay meet at W
McQuillan's on July 17 and assess
a mages with regard to claim of F.
Hasenohrl and L. Lindsay.
The following claims were al
lowed:
Coast Agency Co, staples co clerk I I 00
Hiilsboro Pub Co, stationery it 60
lass & Prudhonioie binding rec
ords and stationery 129 30
rwin Hod son Co supplies clerk. 1 90
W J Benson repairing steam pipe 3 35
K Cave furniture court House &
jail, hardware. 6 8s
Hiilsboro Light & Water Co June
service 10 30
A M Collins janitor June 30 00
R Bradley keep paupers June. 100 00
C Jack sal, dep and sta 178 00
Bloyd & Stgler lbr road districts 15 30
lloge & Ennis " " " .. 10 65
Patton & Holscher " " " . . II 00
Hartrampf Bros " ' " .. ao 25
C Hermeus " " ' . . 5 o
Ferd (ironer sharpening road
grader t 00
Briirgs Bros nails I so
Giant Powder Co powder D st . 10 00
Geo H Wilcox dep assessor 5s 75
C A Cavell assessor 79 50
E I Knrath dep assessor 2000
A A Mornll surveying ;'.c 20 00
Ed Schulmerich lumber & iron. 49 00
A T Knox engine 8 days with
crusher 18 00
C W Young lumber Knox sap. . 3 60
H A Ball suptand sta 63 00
T Young powder etc road (lists ia 35
ABCadvtreas 5000
G H Reeves supplies A Morgan. 4 00
A Imbrie sal, dep and sta 353 25
L C Walker dep assessor 42 50
L A Rood sal and sta sta 59 50
Hatchet June proceedings 5 00
Rock Creek Lur Co lumber d 14 3 10
John Northrop board McNamara 9 75
Argus June proceedings ami bi
cycle delinquent 700
Dr I P Tamiesie med at J Bucher 20 00
J H Dolstrum horse hire " " 10 00
A C Arcnbold Hardware o 70
W D Bradford sat, dep and sta. . 380 50
Wm Nelson repairs etc scraper. . 7 75
J Q A Young coin sal 8 00
TG Todd com sal 16 80
Ed Saxton chain man survey poor
farm 1 00
Probate.
Hon. W, N. Barrett and wife were
Portland-visitors this week.
Estate of Thos J Wilson admitted
to nrobate. with W H .Wehrung as
administrator, bonds fixed at $300
Upon filing of bond, letters will
issue. .
Estate of Chris Slaller, insane
Cash on hand. $96 90; disburse
ments. $11.80.
Final acc't of John McConkey
estate continued to Monday
July 17.
All personal property exempt
from exeoution. of estate of Peter
Ryeer estate 6et aside to widow and
balance to he sold; funds to go to
support' of minor children.
W. Reynard, of Laurel, was in
the city this morning, on business.
George Bauer, a rather preposses
sing looking German, aged about
50, and who is a substantial busi
ness man of San Francisco, Cat., was
taken to the asylum this morning.
8auer came up from San Francisco
the first of the week to visit bis
brother, Jacob Sauer, who lives near
Farmington. His brother was in
Portland when he arrived at Farm
ington, and the visitor caused much
apprehension by his strange actions.
The brother's arrival home seemed
to quiet him for awhile, but later
on he became unmanageable and
was brought before Judge Rood. He
was examined by Judge Rood and
held over one day for developments.
Yesterday he was exceedingly irra
tional and last night it was decided
to send him him lo the asylum
Sauer has a large bakery in San
Francisco and is said to be worth
alut thirty or forty thousand dol
lars. About two years ago he was
robbed in San Francisco and sus
tained a severe injury on his head,
which may be the capse of his men
tal uneasiness. Sauer brought with
him his two little children, who are
now with their uncle. A month'
treatment at Salem will very likely
restore him.
Manuel Pizer, of Cornelius, who
was arrested for alleged larceny of
16.00 from the Mountaindale Lum
ber Company through having re
ceived an overpayment of 16.00,
nJ Upon notification refusing tore-
fund, claiming an offset on a bal
ance alleged to to due from An
drews fc Dorrance, had his first trial
hursday last, when the jury dis
agreed. On Monday another trial
was bad before Justice smith ami a
jury, when he was convicted, the
jury being out but fifteen minutes.
He was fined $25 and Pizer went to
jail rather than pay tbe fine. Geo.
K. Uaelev helped H. T. Bagley
prosecute, and John M. Wall de
fended. The first jurj , which disa
greed, is said to have voted five to
one for acquittal, at one time.
The little three-year-old boy of
Mr. and Mrs. McCoubray helped
himself to carbolic acid Tuesday
evening and badly scalded bis
mouth and throat. Dr. Tamiesie
was called and pumped out the
contents of the stomach so that
were any of the poison there, it
would be cared for. Th little
chap seems to be doing very nicely
under the circumstances and nut-
side of a loss of some mucuous
membrane no great danger is apprehended.
Hon. H. V. Gates seems to be In
demand in the upper country. In
La Grande at the G. A. K. reunion
he addressed the old veterans, July
1; on Julv 3, he addressed tbe
Woman's Relief Corps and on the
4th, he made an addres lo 5,000
people. "Harry , as Brothei
Barkley would call him, knows
how to make a Fourth of July ora
tion, and you can trust him to cap
ture all the ladies on Woman's
day at the encampment.
For the fiscal year ending July 1,
1899,the following instruments
have been filed in the office of the
county recorder:
Deeds 841
Mortgages 349
Miscellaneous 154
This is not inclusive of releases
signed on margin of mortgage rec
ords. The total lees received aie
$1843.25. The expenses of the of
fice were $2,100.
D. M. C. Gault, president of the
Oregon Press Association, returned
Wednesday morning from his trip
over the state with the Editorial
excursion. Dr. S. T. Linklater,
who is a pastmaster in the craft
was also a companion to the
Knight of the Quill. Each reports
that the journalists think Oregon
the greatest state in. the Union
Rev. R. A. Atkins and family
of this city, are out in the mount
ains this week, enjoying an outing.
They departed Tuesday morning at
3:30. Brother Atkins will .have
caught up with Morpheus by the
time he gets back, but the unrighte
ous may expect to get their just
deserts at the first sermon.
George W. Hart, aged twenty, and
Miss Lillie E. Harwood, aged six
teen, through consent of guardian
D. Hare and Mrs. L. A. Har-
wood, mother, respectively, have
been granted license to wed by
Deputy County Clerk Morgan.
The sheriffs office has already
sold &T9 bicycle tags, and it is
thought the 900 or 950 mark will
easilv be reached. The matter of
levying will be commenced in a
very few days, at tho' it is thought
all will pay up at once.
Mr. Dennis Dullea desires to
thank the good neighbors of Hiils
boro and Cedar Mill for the kind
ness and attention during the ill
ness and burial of his late wife.
Mrs. Dullea was buried at Cedar
Mill.
Victoria Kemp, of Portland, has
sued Beniumin F. Kemp for
divorce. She al eges all sorts o
cruel and inhuman treatment.
The couple were married in Iowa
in 1875.
THE ARGUS
JULY. 1899.
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PKOKKMKIOX J I ,
F. A. BAILEY, XI. D.
I'byalrlan, Margeon a ail Aecoauber
Office in Hillsbrro Pharniaev. Resi
dence MMtth-west cort.ee Baseline and
Second. All calls promptly attended,
day or night.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. . C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlot at rUiIciica East of Court Houw
JAMES PHILMPE TAMIESIE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co)
Consultation in French or English. Of
fice and Residence south aide ot Main,
near Odd Fellows' Building, Hiilsboro.
thos n toscui, ga ToHcoa.
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THUS. H. 4 E. B. TOM HUE.
Attoraeys-At-La.
Rooms j, 4 & $, Morgan Blk. HillsUtro.
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNBY-AT LAW
Deputy District Attorney tor Washing
ton County,
Office upsUirs over Delta Drug Stoic.
E. R. GREGORY, L. L. B.
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW
Hiilsboro,
Corwin & Wootter
SMITH & BOWMAN, '
ATTORNEYS-AT.LA
Notarial Work and Conveyutcias;,
Rooms 6 & 7 Morgan Blk., Hiilsboro. Or
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office with 8. B. Huston. Union Block
HILLS BORO, - ORIOOiV.
notary; publ'c
- Ortfoo.
Bl ick, Upatri ,
DR. J. ADKINS,
Fifteen yean Experience in Hiilsboro.
Firstclass services; Charges reasonable.
Office. Union Bib, over Pharmacy.
IIll.Lf.HnM). OttKtiON.
DR. C. B. BROWN,
DENTIST
S18 Deknm Building. Portland, Oregon.
Will be in Hiilsboro every fourth Mon
day in each month.
MISCELLANEOUS.
E. L. H CORMICK.
Dealer in Bicjclca
CYCLE SUNDRIES IN STOCK
Monarcbs, (25 to $75,
Imperials, 30 to $75.
Sterlings, $50 to $75.
Morgan-Bailey Block, Main St,
Hiilsboro, Orefoa
Carstens Broa,
MANUVACTWeJttt Of
Rough Dressed kt
Sash, Doors, Uouldiags, ate.
HILLSBORO - 0R8GON.
For the "Gypsy" and other
pictures taken at the Cornelius
Encampment, call at the new
studio, Corner Seventh and Base
line Sireets.
A. T. Knox has been named as
the executor of the last will and
testament of the late Mrs. Cros
ley, at Forest Grove. -
flaid ana 0hack ribbons ana
dress trimming, t)l of (Ik latnef de
signs, at n. Webrung & toons'.
UNDERTAKING FAKliOH.
C. Iiamkln has opened an under
taking parlor on tho corner of Main
and Third Street, and ia prepared to
furnish on Immediate demand, flue
CASKJETN AND COFFINS
at the loweat poaai ble pi ice, W III
take ohsrge of funeraU. Tlw flues
line of undertaking snpptlc In the
county, (live him a call.
HILLSBORO,
OKKUON.
Mrs. K. Dixon, of Iowa Hill, has
engaged xtantivly in ' thicken
1 aiaing, she haa two bens wh'eh
have each raised 40 chickens this
spring and are again setting wltn
saya chickens don't pay
Schulmerich 6 tan aro hal j
closing flat bargain all lha tin;
come and get prisea.