HILLSBORO ARGUS, DECEMBER 7, 1899.
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ITIFP ETS A VERDICT.
jfy Peculiar Case
I no Hope
Plaintiff Had
fif the immt peculiar defenses
tut n promissory note ynt heard
Hii m-ctitnt was Motility en-
in th circuit court cn of
gin (niter Brwk versus John
,w. Mr. Brock, who in h widow,
Split suit to recover on a iiot of
fJtOO and interest, She alleged
her husband gave her tin note
to his desertion, telling her il
ho had. Mr. W-i-, ll..'
jgdant, well-to-dn German
Mr, my that ha and Brock
i to Oregon together and work-
chums. In 1805 the defeu
I look a I rip o Europe, mot
lttUght a great deal of IlriH'k,
Uriel to him to about t (MX) to
tot on improvements on the
,p ranch Before leaving, Wei
filial ho wroiti and signed this
) note, sealed it in n tiiiveloiie,
Save it to Brm-k, saying: 'in
should tliu on my trip, open
Html it will l' my gift In you.
tivu, give il to me upon my r
t." Ini-in went abroad mid while
eM Brock married Several
0e were hiought into court
Wtify that Brook had repeatedly
( Ihmn, during the nbeiieeof the
ptl.iot liml hi ftiend hud lift
t'i present in a scale I envelope
lmt lie ilnln't know rthnt ii
Itatid dared not ojieii it. Ju'
If" Weiss returned Brock h-fi
try, leaving hi wK nlui'',
nie unit in h delicate emuli
Upon leaving he gav tit
in uttnution to yr Brock,
g h t it would g y Inwar I
ng the child, an I mvpn 1
Ii Bg't h' broii-jiit xnii t'i i.i
on the cl tint Wei-. ha ul
borne an excellent reputation
Hr ek i nllt'jj ' 1 In h ivt h id
, not t.orci"l. when he. I d
I linlil'f to tit altar.
mr lh nvid'O'tHi wa nil lo lh
thn plaintiffs (I'l'irnov drii
I of rl vmdictiii.il ihft ili'lVod
ttiiil hi Mttoriify wen -nr.' th u
if It iid won iheiMK, W'liii w;i
yirprisf, tlmn, whmi tin ju-v
f ttsjlit in it verdict fir pl iiniiff in
iun of U:t8H hihI a fo in
i v'- fen.
)Jto jurnr ixpliiiiod tin verdict
n r i i ir : "If Mr Vin wnnted in
i Bri ck t preci-nt In could
ijy hitvc in oh llii nolc fpicify
mid, niter Bnick wkh gm e
oonld iimk no defnni' Mr
k, kn itting thn nolo wuh out
whcr, hotild Imvi taken ttcpn
cow it.
icRr Tliyir, nit old tim ih-wk.
fr mnn, wn in th city from
i Hill, 'IVadiiy. Tlmyr once
Indied a ppr Ht Benvcrton.
urntocknfdry good is ready
,our inupcction. r nil lino of
ng fliinnnlii and wrnppcr goodn,
hct, a full linfl of all kindx of
gonds. Conm and net More
hiiHing tiUenhon1. H. Woh
Ig A Sons.
Farm For Salt.
y acre far in for wile; olightly
ng; good barn, oOx'h, built two
k cint MOO; fair limine, 18x28;
:t buildiiigH; good brick rvnll;
ning water year rourd; good
aru: 2o acres clnaren; ropteHny
lear, lOypitranlaahcd; fiveaoreH
i ling live fir limbor; eight tnilcB
in Purl land. Will neil choiip.
uir of L, A. Long. Anai's oflice.
PROBATE.
I report of eMuto of Clmrles Percy
r licanl and allowed: adtnlnititrator
H. i. I.iiiklater aiiltiorir.ivl to turn
till remiiiniriK f 144. MS to tlie rullier
A. Oliver, the ivirvivlnc heir, re
in g at Lakelnud, Minn.
nle of real rUte In the Kennedy el
! confirmed, sdmltilntrutor ordered to
Icule a aufliclenl deed.
etteri of uiianlinnahlp Issued to Mhtv
il'atton. over minor heir Dot and Kd-
1, bond having heeu filed; appraisers,'
riCK levy, a, joitnatou ana Anarew
Uie,
Strayed Reward.
m near Cedar Mill Oregon, on
he 23, 180'.), a small red cow with
ndla marking, and with rtl
I white apolted bull calf by her
b. I will give a rewnrd of $5.00
any information leading to the
overy of same.
Iwari) L, Nayi,or, Lock box G,
Forest Grove, Ore.
litovs at Oreer'a. AH kinds of
worn, Deo. 2, at Farmington, to
and Mrs, Henry Kamna, a
uirhter.
Main sewlig. Mrs. 0. 0. Wilkos,
f r bicycle nhop, Second Htreet,
I Uboro, Ore.
I lev. W, H. Dierdorf and wife
I up from Klamath Falls iIuh
I V. . aueHtg at the Ross place
I f of the city. '
A lllinaiug ''Notii'D of Appeal" in
th i'iii!) of Hiiitsc vn ('ndwtill,
brnUKht by appeal from Juxtict?
Unmphreya' court, U cauniiig aonin
commotion in legal circle. vir.
liregory, thn attorney who appealed
the (line, wuh thrown out of court,
lilMirulivflv epeiiliing, liecaiiHii thin
paper w ih lint in thu tranacript.
(Iregory Ima been trying to get into
court ver idiicti the iliMnitaal, und
baa filed h'vchI a Hi d a v i t c.
Amongxt t lift ullidaviU filed arn
thofe (if (iregory, Nlatiog the paper
waa in tin niaaa when tiled; ami
II. T. IhiKlev, that it waa there
when he examined it; of Imbrie,
that the fiifteniTH bad Inmiii tamper
"! with aitice tiliii)f, and of Justice
llumphreya htatiug th.it all whk
cunplrte when ho made up ihc
tranacript. 'I'h matter will be
heurcl aoon. Tong'iH,t Totigtii. were
linhling the appeal for llaioea
Mr. IhiHtou dii not c ini' into the
cane unlit after the paper in ipjeHt
ion waa nt and h aaya hail he
known of it liiappeiiratiee he
would not havi taken up the cam,
Th" motion to re open the cace waa
heard lod.y, ami tlm court will al
low CatlweH'a attorney to lile a
copy of the Notice of Appeal. Mr
llutin, who npieand for Hainea,
rfijiiected Ihe court, if be could aee
any way to j;rant the molion, be
would lie pleaned In have the order
made, Mr. Iluatou atated that
conaiderintf ill the nifid.ivit in the
matter, he wua convinced that aome
one had tampered with thn paja'ra
and that had be known of it earlier
he would not have touched the
lawituit,
"One Minute Cough Cure i the
heit remedy I ever uai'd for couyha
and eolda. It ia ui.e(Ualled fin
who iing couch. Children nil like
it," writea II. N William, dimtry
villi, led. It never faila. Il ia the
only harmleaa remedy that given
immediate result Ourea cougba,
eolila, hiarinea,, croup, pneu
uioiiia, bronehiiia nod all throat
and lung troiiblt-a. Ila early ue
prevent ColiMliuptiotl. The l)rlta
Hrug Stor .
Word come by private letter
thai L. L. Wliiti'oiuh neverely in
j'iri'd hiiiiielf the other day while
hulling tie liet.veen Orient and
Tnnitd ile Mr, Whifomh w it a
placed under the dnctnr'a care and
i prnttreaaiug favorablv, enrndder
ing Ida age All hi old frirnda here
hope he will not he invalided very
long
Kinect orange of the w asnn now
in, at little'.
Lew lliilfut ti, of ("o!iielin, write
'hat heiirtived at .1 me alow 11,
North l tkot t, in if, I-11I xhipe, and
1 eoiovniu I ie iiraiitw Mtmoiltire
of liml laud of frnida and freeze
Before von have vonr C'.tiito-
ruplii. takrtt for the Holiday,
the work id (lie New (uulerv, live
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I'otry Klli, I'ltolourapln r,
Oycter cocktail at Hates',
tin in F, J, Barber, Second Street,
for 11 neat alt.ive or hair cut. Sati
faciioo tuarantied. Kino h;Uh
room in contiection.
Mr. Bert II. Bowl by and Mi'
Harriet Monte were niuried in this
city, W eilmday, 1), e mber (i, 1
Key. Harold Oh,.rg olhe;aliiig.
Mr Boivlby ioipHif Koret-l OioVe'e
reliable dru'git and 1 now in (lit
employ of Mr. 0. K. Miller. The
bride itv daughter of Mr, and Mr
K. W. Moore, of I'oriland.
Leave order for your Oregoniau
annual at Cave' Hardware elote
The ue.v money order i in check
form, and when you get one you
are lso given a slip with ils numb
er in duplicate. You can take this
slip back to the pot cilice ut any
time und a ertnin where your or
der wan cashed, if it goes astray
from it original intention.
Take your butter and eggs to
Greer's, Ho always pays the most.
Three hundred acres in Belle imp
donation for sale; 200 acre under
cultivation. Sec J, V. Morgan, ut
count clerk'n nllice. Will sell tit
a bargain.
When you are looking for a
Xmas present go to Greer's. He
has the nicest lino ever brought to
the city,
Eighty acres of unimproved hind
within a few miles of Greenville.
Easily cleared and will make
splendid dairy lanch, Running'
water on place. Will sell cheap.
Enquire at AKiuiHolliee.
Ilillshoro will soon boast of three
butcher shops. J. D. Hotisley hits
sold to two parties and Ed. Berst
will start a market next week in
the Finney building. The more
the merrier.
II, Wehrung & Son's lines of
groceries are complete. Prices al
ways the lowest Highest market
price paid for produce,
Dr. Brown will he in Hillsboro
all next week. Those who desire
to see turn can do so at the resi
dence of Mrs. J. W, Morgan.
Try .a box of our bonbons. Gates
J. W, Goodin, of Glencoo, was
yesterday granted a contract to
build a bridge at the B. Wilson
place between Glenooe and Green
ville. The contract price is $-16,50.
Dr, C, B. Brcwn will be in Hills
boro noxt Monday, Dec. 11, pre
pared to do nil kinds of dental
work. -Will remain one week at
the residence of Mrs. J. W. Morgan.
Just received at Greer's a full
line of ChristmaB Goods.
Replaced Tlic Old One Tues
day Kvc.inK.
III. T 0X1; TILKET IX THE Flf.l.l).
Only Ninety Four Vine Cat at
day's r.iictiiHi.
Moo-
City flection occurred Monday,
with hut one ticket in the field, and
ninety-four vote citHt. The newly
elected were, Mayor, Geo. H. Wil
cox; recorder, Benton Bowman;
treasurer, H. Everilt; couticilmen,
John Milne, John Dennis and W.
J, Benson, Tin: 11 w mayor and
council were sworn in Tuesday
evening, nfier the old council had
adjourned for the last lime. Be
fore adjourning the outgoing body
cloM-d contract both for digging
the iliiclo and for the tile drain
for Second and Third Streets They
also allowed the following bill:
HilMmro Light it Water, Nov . ..$105 Jj
S II itumon, nervier n city ally 50 no
lU-ntuit Dnwmmi mm- a city
recorder 31 00
S Ivveriti tvrvtcrt an city trea J5 o
Tlin Gliern, Nov tnl a marshal 30 00
C,i St I'mol.uiiiiue lien docket 950
V J William, ulret-t putting , . . , 4 50
Imlrpri dent. I'litli notice 400
Ahocs, liitili notice 4 00
S Wilson, election marshal 1 jo
R Crniid.ill, Jmlije election . , , . . , I 50
I', C llfown, " " I 50
f ItlMK'OlV, ' " 1 jo
H I. .McCiirmiek Clerk election ... I 50
John W lliiiley " " , . , I 50
Afirr l!i new council wa aivorn
in M tyor Wilcox made the follow
iuK e luinilti-eappoitdineuts:
l-'txysCK; John Milne, Joint 1'rnms
and Tlum. rucker.
STki-.tiT: tlio. Tutker, R, Wnygrtiir
and Ji lie Milne.
Water & !.ii;ut:J. M. Creer, R.
Wncuem-r and Wtn, llciisott.
aitav: Win. 1!iii tt, John Dttiui
an t J M. (.n-ear.
Mayor Wilcox made a f w re
mark relative to the city's e nnii
lion ami staled t hut n the um
meol wa 2" per cent lower this
year thto lat and a the levy was
now at ita limit, it would be almost
impnMhh to cut down the city's
drill, ' He udvi-ed econ miy ateverv
point an. I predict! d a harmonious
yeai'is work.
Real t slate Transfers,
Jaiae Warren to Mn-gie J Kosher
lUIIKCJtllrlW J 1
Henry Latham cl ul to Mary Treti-
K.'ve e 4 ol e ,!j o( n vv sec 17
t I s r I w joo
Andrew litiiwiu to l'red SchuWu-
l)vr; 40 .11 hix 33 I 1 ir 3 w mid
other l.uida , a;,oo
ohn DaUns lo Mary M Hart t
ut It in wc a t l 11 r 4 w 37
Udgnr Riihnioud to Clatance
Riclpnond 1 1 a in ec 7 t I 11 r 4
w 1 25
Hiua J Canor to K L Tarson 40 a
of KUsha Tanner donation Joo
O & C R R Co to Juhn K id a w V
11 e W e 1 1 1 n r 3 w 3oo
John Heisler to KSua Nicholson 7
H ec 26 t 1 a r 5 w 350
Samuel and Oliver Chowning to
Brady and Julia Chnw iiinn tract
1'iirdy'K nd IHIU y 500
A T Tapper el nl li l'ideHa Tnp
per tract in Washington Biid
Yamhill counties 7.17 a and oth
er lands I
S II Humphrey and Araminla
Humphrey, ex to Mary Vinson
et al 130.44 a in Fairview ad to
Hilhlioro 3457
Colonel Thomas J llramel lo Geo J
PtdmaUcr 100 a Chaa Stewart
donation 300
O & C R R Co to Chaa W Laurens
It 6 sec 9 t 1 n r a w 84
Same parlies n j n w M ami s w
,, n w l4 and lis 3 and 3 sec 5 t
asraw , 841
J T Oerrish and wf to Mrs M J
Mack tract in Andrew Harper
donation , , noo
Stanley Roberts.
Professor J. II. Stanley and Miss
Florence Huberts were united in
marriage at the widenee of Mrs.
M. Williams, 235 Fifth street, Sat
urday afternoon, Mr Ghormlcy,
of the the First Christian church,
olliciatcd, and the ceremony per
formed in the presence of a few
friends of the high contracting
parties.
Professor Stanley is principal of
the Peninsular public school, and
also of the Williams-avenue night
school. He is well known in Port
hind, and also in the Willamette
valley and in Eastern Oregon,
where he has taught school and
served several terms as county sup
erintendeut. The bride, Miss Rob
erts, is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Amos Roberts, pioneer residents of
St. Johns. Shu Was a pupil of Mr,
Stanley while he was principal of
the St. Johns school and the no
qutiintance formed then has since
ripened into an till' ctiou which waa
crowned Saturday by an exchange
of golem vows "till death doth part."
The newly wetlded pair will occupy
apartments at University Park for
the present, until a permanent
cottage can he secured in the vici
nity. Oregoniiin.
Mr, Stanley was for a number of
years in charge of the Hillsboro
schools. His friends here extend
congratulations.
Call at Gates' for fiesh chocolates
and bon bons.
Mayor Thos. Talbot, of Cornelius,
was in the city Tuesday; he has
sold the Muster's place, south of
town,
Phoenix Lodge Knight of Py
thin Monday evening elected the
following to serve a officer for the
term conini.Micing January I, P)00:
11. T. ilaU-y, chancellor cumniHiider;
J. I'. Cart-tens, vice chancellor; J. T,
Moreluiid, prelate; H. T. Latham, mas
ter at arms; Geo. W. Schnlmeri h, mas
ter of finance; Dr. W. I), Wood, master
of excliecpier; H. H. Tongue, master vf
wiak nd trustee; II. A. Ilarlirr, inside
KUaid; J, VV. Cave, outside guard.
New style (f CholnKMplm at the
new Gallery. Call and examine
them. Gallery corner 7th and
Ban-line, Ilillshoro, Oregon,
At a tie tting of J. B Mattlr-w
Pout Inst night the following officers
were elecied: Post Commander, J.
L. Handle; Sr Vice ('on iuand-r,
R. W. McNutt; Jr Vic Cimi.,Ja
Roach; Officer of the day. John
Baldwin; (junrlet master, John J.
Reynold; Chaplain, J, M. Ed
wards, Post Surgeon, J. S, Clark;
Officer of the Guard, E Cheney,
Time,
Remember, our motto is: "10 oz
to the lb,.",(i i lichen to the yard,
and one hundred cents to the $1.00
to each man, woman and child who
deal with IL Wehrung & Sons.
All good guaranteed or your
money refunded.
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Brishine set
tled their property by mutual
agreement and that part of the soil
did not come up for the considera
tion of the court. The lands of the
settlement is, we understand, that
Mr. Rrinbine gets one-third of ;t!l
Die projn rty Time.
Benefit to farmers: Fur over a
yc.r Sehulmerieh & Sou have
bought plows, harrows and wagons
direct from the factory, and have
been able to cell a latter article for
lens money than has been sold
heretofore, '''hey keep the old reli
able I'.uford Clipper, Rock l-innd
plows und Fish Bros, waitot.a of
Clinton, Juwo.
The Grange Store is selling more
stove this season than any other
house in llilWoro. This is due
to buying in quantities sufficient to
make a low price to the purchasers.
Go and examine their stoves and
heaters and get price. Main st.,
llilUhoro, Ore.
J E Tansch, ho formerly wi:s
in the mercantile buinesat Farm
iiigtoti, but now slopping at St
John, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr. Tansch ha suffered the lo of
his riht leg since he left here.
While mining in Jacks -m county
lasl cprmg, til pirlu'r ai'di-ntu
i-hol lit fit by wihnvitij.'it pick to d op
on the snii hamiiu 1. ,
Our .i.i- n lioi-ts and s luipf,
rubber g..d 1 and m.-.t-kintii-I.e tor1
men, women and children i i-.ur:-pletc
and ill price that can not l"
beaten in Win-hiiigtini cf.nii v. All
tve a?k is that you cull in m il ex
amine our slock and get prices.
No trouble to chow giMids. H Weh
rung vfc Sous.
The Bethany Hall Cub will uive
a nmMp.e hull, Saturdty evening,
Dec Hi, IS'.l'J. Priz-to best drc-s-ed
holy und etitlenian charac'.er
and to most comical character.
Music, three pieces, Bethany or
chest m ; t wo Hour m a n a g e r s.
Tickets, 50 cents, includint; supper.
For Sate: .S3 acres; 55 chared;
good soil. Pair house and barn
Enquire f L. A. Long, Ama's,
Hillsboro, Ore.
At the last meeting of the Gen.
Ransom Post, G A. R , the follow
ing officers were elected for the en
suing term:
G. N Hale, commander; H. I.. Lock,
senior vice; 1-ra ik Doughty, junior vice;
H. K. Haines, chaplain; Louis Cornell,
servant; RufusWaKgener, quarter mus
ter; John Herri, oliieer of the day; A. V.
ltathcr, officer of the guatd.
Cigars at F. J. Barber's, 2nd St.
A fresh supply of this smson's
nuts, just received Gates'.
Fred 0 roner, a prominent farmer
of Scholls, was in town yesterday
and reports thu roads worse than
he has ever seen them ul Ibis par
ticular season of the year.
Deputy Sheriff Deicbmau depart
ed for Salem to-night and took to
the penitentiary R. L. Dorris and
W, F. Stevenson, convicted of for
gery. They will serve two ami
one-half years. Mr. Deichman was
r-ssisted by A. A, Morrill. This
leaves Join: Tom McNannira all by
himself in the county jail. -
Ralph Johnson, of Glencoe, was
in the city yesterday, and states
that there will bo a merry time at
May's Hall Christinas night, the
time of the big masquerade ball.
Mrs. 11. Curchill, Berlin, Vt ,
says, "Our baby was covered with
running sores. DeWiti's Witch
Hazel Salvo cum! her." A specific
for piles and skin diseases. Beware
of worthless counterfeits. The
Delta Drug Store.
Dr. C. L. Largo and his protege,
Austin Craig, were in town yester-i
day from -the college city. '1 he
doctor thinks there may yet he
some doubt as to the death of the
McNtimer brother, reported drown
ed in the Yukon.
A Glencoe farmer of t he name of
Keffer was Friday night held up
by ttvo men while at his barn. As
the rancher had left his money at
the house, there were two disap
pointed highwaymen.
D, T, Phillips, who was down
from Cornelius today attending a
lawsuit, slipped and fell, in front
of Northrop s. hotel, badly wrench-
ing his side. It is to be hoped that will be placed with Mr. W, N. Bar
"Uncle Dan" will come out without vett for collection,
a serious lay-up. 1 J. P. TAMIESIE, M. I).
l)(I!imi)ML
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n
Operated at Forest (J rove Last
Spring.
SOLD
Knbhed
MACHINES FOK LEChLF.R.
Nim of Over Three Hundred
And Fifty Dollars,
It. L. Dorris and W, F. Steven
son were last Friday :-.ighl sen
tenced to two and one-half years
each in the penitentiary. Dorrie
having been found guilty by a jury,
and Sievmson pleading guilty.
Both were charged with forgery,
and larceny by bailee. Dorris and
Stevenson (qsrated at Forest Grove
last spring, selling sewing machines
for F, II. Itchier, of Portland
Tin y pocketed the proceeds of sales
arid sent in forged notes to cover
the amounts. Leohler states that
he suffered a loa of $357 by the
swindlers.
OTHKll CI Hi TIT :oi;bt news.
Judge McBride Saturday granted
two divorces Julia II. from 0. M.
Gardner, for cruel treatment; C. W.
T from Nora Johnson, upon the
same charge and the additional
grounda of adultery.
Alec Gordon, a Glencie farmer,
was given a judgement of $600
against Henrietta and N.A. Barrett,
now insolvent debtors. Gordon
signed a secjrity note with the
Barretts, which he was obliged to
pay. By a decision at the last term
of court enough real property ha
been ordered exempt from the as
signment to cover Gordon judg
ment. The jury in the case of E. W.
II. lines, the Forest Grove banker,
against E. P. Cudwell, that morning
brought in a verdict for plaintiff in
the sum of .tl5!MH.I, and $35 at
torney's fees.
II.UNKS CAinVEl.t, CASK.
Thi ca-e i one wherein is found
a tine point of law. The substance
oft e whole cas i this: Haines
received f om E. P. Cadwell his
note for $2 XM, note to cover an ad
vance of $775 by Hair.es to Cad
well, a 'id further advance-, in case
II tine sh iUt 1 agree to litem. If
j no', lad 111, upon payimr. thelfiio
land ii.!i-re.-t. wa to receive back
j hi i'2 UKI i;,.',-. Through clerical
error t. . ,u veil h.mk b.uanee was
(advanced 5:l'-"0, :itiist which he
drew, in part, K tore discovery cl
i" tore discovery cl
2 ,, , - , i
L.ia.vL-il claims he
i 1 - j
(lie m i.t tike
.-I'tth-d the imp
11 .lines aiivii.ii!
ami it lie
owed
i' wa an
over
h aft, and such sho Id have been
the b'ii
well has
of his complaint. Cad
ret:iiud E. II. Gregory
.tliu U i Ictfi'iey to carry the cas
lo the Supreme court Mr. Cadwell
allege tha he should also have a
eiedit of interest on a matter of a
draft of $4 000 sent Haines by Cad
weil, yviiile the latter was in the
Sandwich I-Lin l. Cadwell alleged
that he wrote Haines to loan the
money for six or nine months, or
return a certificate of deposit to
him. Haines did not return a cer
tificate of deposit, and alloived
Cadwell no interest, alleging that
he did not pay interest on deposits.
E. H. Warren vs Climax Mill
1
Co, dismissed; upon motion of
plaintiffs altoinney; A. W.Sydney
granted divorce from Eilene Syd
ney; Emma S. Parker vs Luther
Beard, foreclosure granted; Kerron
v. Thayer, suit to recover live
stock, verdict for plaintiff; Wall vs
Phillips, suit to recover commission
on sale of really assigned by W.
II. Rucker, verdict for plaintiff;
American Type Founder's Co., vs
Lung, motion of deiendant for con
tinuance denied; A. A. Morril ap
pointed to assist in conveying Dor
ris and Stevenson to penitentiary.
WERE FOREST GROVE MEN.
The McNamers, Who Were Drowned
in the Yukon River.
Forest Grove, Ore, Dec. 2 Miss
Alice MeNanier, of this pi .ce, re
ceived word this morning confirm
ing the former report that here two
brothers, Theodore 0 and Converce
W, were drowned in the Yukon
river on November 11. about 200
miles from Dawson, by the ice up
setting their scow which was load
ed with stock. No further doubt
exists. Con McNainer was 25 years
of age, and will be remeinbed by
most of the football players, as he
was one of the best players in Ore
gon, and was formerly a member of
Pacific University's first team.
Theodore C. McNamer was 44 years
old, and had been a farmer and an
experienced stockman in this coun
ty for the past 20 years, Both were
horn five miles north of Forest
Grove, and had been residents of
this county continually until their
trip to the Klondike the past two
years, Oregoniun,
NOTICE.
All overdue notes and accounts
must be settled during the month
of December, 1899,
This notice is final, as after Jan.
1, 1900, such notes and accounts
Col. T. J. Bramel, veteran of the
Mexican war, will in about three
weeks leave for the Soldier' Home
near Ios Angeles, where he expects
to end his days. Mr. Bramel was
firt enlisted in the Second Illinois
Volunteers and a yer later was
with thn Arkansas Mounted Rifle
men. Mr Bramel carries a badge
which wa manufactured from bras
out of a cannon the American force
captured at Montezuma.
The Aunts spends little time
preaching about its merit or it
circulation. Its columns speak for
the paper and there i absolutely
tin question but what its county
circulation ig greater than any
other county paper. It gives the
news and reaches the penple. Ad
vertisers should not forget this.
IL Wehrung & Son' stock of
clothing wa purchased before the
advance in prices, and they are
enabled to S'jlt clothing at the old
prices. They guaranteetheirclotb
ing the bet, and prices the lowest
They also take orders for tailor
made suits, fit guaranteed, or money
refunded. We like to show goods
"I v(as nerly d'-ad with dyepe
psia, trbd doctors. visited mineral
spring, arid grew worse. I used
Kodo' Dyspepsia Cure. That cured
me." It digests what you eat.
Cures indigestion, sour stomach,
heartburn and all forms of dyspe
psia. The Delta Drug Store.
County Commissioner's court re
presented by Judge L. A. Rood, of
Hillsboro. Ihos. G. Todd, of Forest
Grove and J. Q. A. Young, of Cedar
Mill, met yesterday morning, tran
sacted business and adjourned court
tin evening. lhe chums allowed
will lie published next week.
For sale or trade: 75 acres farm
witn niiisooro or roruanu lor a
market. 60 acres under plow.
Good house, barn and outbuildings
w ill sea lor casn or trade tor
another farm more suitable for
running stock. Inquire at Ak;ls
olhce.
About twenty five members at
tend the meeting of the fire De
partment last evening, and it wa
one of the most enthusiastic and
irrepressible meetings of the year.
the boys are doiug good work.
For the neatest shave or hair cut
to be had in Washington county,
go to h. h, Colestock s Shaving Par
lots, Main stieet, Hillsboro. Or.
Finely equipped bath room con
nected. Popular prices.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers pur
ify the blood, clean the liver, invig
orate the system. Famous little
pills for constipation and liver
troubles. The Delta Dru.; Store.
Hovt. thp Jpweler. h.i inst re-
j ., e . . ,-1 ,-'
ceived the finest holiday line ever
, ... ,., , .
brought to Washington county.
Come early and make your select
ions. Delightful novelties, jewelry,
silverware, etc. Come and see us.
You can find anything vou may
need for a good Christmas dinner
at Greer's.
Geo. A. Hall, now a practicing
attorney of St. Helens, was in the
last wee':, attending circuit court.
Regular services at Christian
church Sunday morning and even
ing; at Faruiiiigtou, 3 p. m.
R. Cave is still in business and
is selling goods as cheap as any one
can sell good goods.
Mrs. C. B Frissell writes from
Newberg that C. B. has gone to
Glendale, below Riddle, where he
will remain for some lime as S. P.
agent. Mrs. Frissell will remain
at Newberg for the winter.
Farms for sale and rent. G. A.
Morgan, Morgan-Bsruard building,
Hillsboro, Ore.
Mr. Henry Everitt has purchased
one of Pearson's stump pulling
machines and will try it on his
ranch southwest of the city.
The hop market has seen its
shadow and gone back into its hole.
The wheat market has been rather
too thin this season to make a
shadow.
Ptiguo at last admits that we
have plenty of rain. He has been
telling us that the rain crop waa
short ever since this time last year.
Pagne is rather an expensive nuis
ance. Frank G, Mitchell, formerly the
genial treasurer of the city of Hills
boro, an all around good fellow,
and late of Slcaguay, Dyea and
Atlin, returned home this evening
on the Independence Flyer.
Dr. J. E. Adkins, will leave on
the 13th inst , to be absent 20days
Miss Mabel will leave the same
date for Salem to enter the musical
conservatory for the winter term
Joseph Blanchard has returned
from a month's trip to Dufur. Ore.,
and Goldendale, Wash., and will
remain here throughout the winter.
Rev. Harold Oberg will discuss
the subject, "Shams," at the M. E
Church on Sunday evening. All
are cordially invited lo attend.
The literary meeting of the Ep-
worth League will he held at the
residence ot Mr. and Mrs. Bar
rett, Friday evening Subject, Ten
nyson.
George Temple, of Gaston, has
resigned as supervisor of Road dis
trict No. 24, and M. W. Patton has
baen appointed to succeed.
The county court will advertise
in two papers in the county for bids
to furnish stationery for 1900.
Born, Dec. 1, at Laurel, to Mr,
and Mrs. 1). McMaugh, a boy.
THE ARGUS
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PROKKSSIOX ,
F. A. BAILEY, II. D.
I'lijrsleian. Surgeon and Aocom-kcr
Office in Hillshr ro Pharmacy. Resi
dence south-west corner Baseline and
Second. All cats promptly attended,
day or night.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIA AND SURGEON'
Office at Risideuca East of ourl Housa
JAMES PIHLUI'ETAMIESIE, M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Of
fice and Residence south ide of Main,
near Odd Fellows' Building, Hillgboro.
THOS U TONCUK.
U B TOMCDI,
NOTtfiv-
THOS. H. 4 E. B. TOKOS,
Attorneyg-At-Lan.
Riwnis 3, 4 & 5, Morgan Blk, HilUboro.
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Dnmty District Attorney lor Washing
ton County,
Office upstairs over Delta Drujr stote-
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ottice with S. B. Huston, Union Block
HILLS BOKO, - ORKGOX.
E. R. GREGORY, L. L. B.
z TTORNEY-ATLAW
NOTARY PUBL'C
Hillsboro, - - Oregon.
Corwin & Wooster
Blck, Upatri'.
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W
Notarial Work and Conveyunctng.
Rooms 6 A 7 Morgan Blk., Hiltshoro. Or
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Successor to Barrett & Adums.)
Office, I'p Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON,
D3. J. E. ADKINS,
Fifteen years Experience in Hillsboro,
DENTISTF
Firstclass services; Charges reasonable.
Office, Union Blk, over Pharmacy.
HILLSBORO. OREGON.
DR. C. B. BROWN,
DENTIST
516 Dekuui Building, Portland, Oregon,
Will be in Hillsboro every fourth Mon
day in each month.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Execntoe's Final Notice,
Notice 1., hereby given that Herman H-
Boge, executor of the last will and testa
ment of Anna W. Boge, deceased, has
tiled in the County Court of the Htataof
Oregon for Washington Countv, his final
account as sum executor, aim ttiat said
County Court has fixed Monday, the With
day of December, 199, at the honr of 10
o'clock a. m. ot said day, at the Court
room of said Court, in Hillsboro, W ash-- '
insrton County, Oreeon, as the time and
pUice for heariiiii objections to said an.
account, and the Dual settlement of said
estate.
Dated this 23d day of November, 1899.
HERMAN H HOOK,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Anna W. Boge, deceased
Carstens Bros.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Rough & Dressed Lomlier
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, tic.
HILLSBORO - OREGON,
OREGONIAN AND ARGUS, ?2.oo.
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Klve you all the news of home, state, the
Northwest and the nation.
Dead Letters.
The following is the list of letter re
maining in the Hillsboro post office un.
claimed: ........
G M Knight
All Utters not called for by Dec. 16,
1899 will be seat to the dead letter office.
One cent wi!l be charged on each letter
called for.
II. Schui.merich, T. M.
Numerous holdups are reported
out near Lenox, Some one
will get into trouble out that way.
It is thought that the guilty par tie,
are from Portland.
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