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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JANUARY 25, 1900 : : : A wkhk with tmk I'roh.m : : All About thi Fvorut : : t III I .. 1 RKUARDS A nUMGLBST S1I0WIS COMING The FumouH C.eontla utrcln Will Appear Mln- AT OPEKA HOUSE, JANUARY j.TH The hat Minstrel Troiiee Ever Billed forHIUaboro. Street I'arade at r.jtf. in 1'erhap one of the Uwt display of the strength of a minstrel allow in it (timet parade, but the big street parade given by Uieharda A i'rin gle'a Famous Georgia Minrrel. fall to give even an avljuate idea of thi company' n u id i r I c a J atrengtb, nor the magnitude tit it alage performance, which in point of excellence ami genuine merit re inaina unrivalled. Kyery detail lias, bt-eii IiMiked after; an orcliatra of thirty piece furniihe the bent music for the tag performance; rich and gorgeous wardrobe i used with attractive advantage; calniuin i llWle and alage properties and one aolhT tfarload of special scenery, re n.MHiiting three tons, it carried for Se stage presentation. Fifty peo I are included in ita roater, a acore of big specialty acta, the famou toupe of tumbling and acrobatic Arab a boat of comedians.aingers, dancera, trick bicyclist, wire walk em, and a sotacular finale, brim nimg with giMkl wholeaome fun. Thi big attraction will appear at the Opera lioue, Tueaday, Jan. 30. Heal on aale at Wehrung k Sons'. Reserved seats 75 cent; general ailinidnion, 60 cent. MCBLDOWNEY SHATTUCX. Wedding bell rang merrily at the tioine of Mr. and Mr. K. H. Hhat ttick, of Medfnrd, Ore , Wednesday, Jan. 17, I'JOO, at 8:45 I. M , the occasion being the marriage of their daughter, Elaie M to Mr T. A. MoKldownry, of H II labor o Hev N. U Moore, of tha Med ford M. K church, oflieiatil " It-fid.- the immediate family of the bride, there were several invited guest present Mr and Mra. McKidown v will tnke up their rnfideiice at ' 1 tie Hawthorne pi nee east of. t"Wii ltoth HTf popular and well known in rMudiounl ilillcbiri). TiiK Altai,' wii-he them all lniiiih-n. Farm For Sale. Fiftv tT liirni . ( n i; silently '(dling; gind l"r'!. oUSi, lillill Imo ars. 4(KI; f.iir linu-n. 18x2; o'hr building; , gol. biick- ll; runniiiit wu-r year rutinl; good rchard; '25 at-res cleared; resleaay trt clear, Ifr year slashed; Ave acres atanding live lir limlx-r; eight milea from HilUboro, and only ten mile from Poriland. Will cell cheap. Inquire of L. A. Loop, Aitotmoftice, or at the farm. 0, IIanshn. Itathany, Ore. Of InUrtat to Millar. J. M. Grecar baa secured the stale agency for th-J Tally Scroll Mill It takea the place of a pair of roll. It i aim pie-in construction, cheap i n price and makes belter flour, and more of it than rolls, and re quirea only about one-tenth the 1 tower. Addraaa J. M.Greear, iill.horo, Ore. Cigar at F. J. Barber', 2nd Bt. pr. C. B. Brown and wife, of Portland, are in the city thia week. See Galea' ad. elsewhere. Mra. Howard, of Kalama, Waah., i in the city, the gueat of her mother, Mra. Nancy Williams. Forty acres of land ir. Southern Oregon; easily tilled; to toll, or trade for te.iui, harneaa and wagon. Knquir at this odice. Juitge Crandall Im completed a now precinct and road diatrict map flit the tjotllity. For each $1.00 caah purchase you gel a lioketentitling you to a chance oiva 1900 model Columbia Bicycle at, H. Wehrung A Bona. Bamuel Lawrence teaching the Patef ; acb6ol, near rjcholla, waa a pleasant caller at thia ollice Satur day. . -. ;, Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street, for a rieat shave or haircut. Sh tin faction guaranteed. . Fine bath room iri connection. Geo. R. Bagley made a buaitiess trip to Rufua, Oregon, the last of the week, returning 1 ueauay even ing. Frank Klineman attorney,' well known here, wai in the city the flrut of. the week, visiting with old time friends.', , Miss Lena Abbott, of Portlun l, came out Saturday evening to visit with relatives. She .will remain for some time.'' A. 0. Wold, who conduct? a store at Beedville, was in the city yester day. He reports a plentjtude of mud-urinal septioil.' , ;. w ; . Mrs. Nancy tyilflamB, bne of our dear old. pioneer. ladies, has 'just erected .a monument over 'the arive of the )ate Lean dor Williama, her son, who was for years WellB - pFaf - go manager in this city. u ' Harmon Mcl.iu baa gone to Boulder Creek, Cal., lo U' at the hfldaido of his brother, W. B. Mc Lin who waa January 16 rhot by hia brotlmr-in-law, Walter Thomp son. 'Flie ahit ljik .effect iu Mo liin'a neck, and ti Friday Harmon receivd a second -telegram, aaking lit in to come at once aa tears ol dalh were entcrtaineil. No infor mation Im yet been received de tailing the canned which led to the shooting. , Josephine Inland Cabin, No. IB, Native )nugliers, ha been insti tuted at Grant Pns by Ktate Or gaidxer, Mra. Kdvth Weatherred. '.'he ollici r which folbw were form erly well known in Hillaboro: Mra 10 1 fa Wiley Mead, past president; Mia Minnie Ireland, mtretary; Mr. Clara Alexander Coffmau, trustee. Mra. M ad is a sister to W. V, Wiley; Miss Ireland a daught er of Geo. Ireland, and a daughter of Mr Cnffman. Don't fail to gel one of those K. N. A F. Co. anil while their slock in couiplote in all sizes, at H. Weh rung & Bona. Also splendid line of overcoats. No trouble lo fit you and no trouble to show you our lines The executors of the T. 1) Hum phrey' estate have aued Chris P. Vale's for 172 00 and interest, amounting Id nearly $300, on a promissory note given in 1 80 0. Mr. Vatea ia now running the Sher idan Bun, a paper in sympathy with the banking interest of the country, and a staunch administra tion organ. The paths of a coun try editor are often strewed with financial tacka, Hie pointa of which are inevitably looking upwards, For the m aleat shave or hair cut to be had in Washington county, go to K. K. Cgleatock'sBhaving Par lore, Main street, HilUboro, Ore. Finely equipped balh room con nected. Popular prices, Chairman J. I). Merry man and Clerk Peter Boscow have posted notices calling (or a school meeting of the Hillsboro district to convene at 1:30 P. M , Saturday, Jan; '27, for the purpose of It vying a tat for a mine luonlh school, and to vote upon Hie proposition ol refund ing the district indebtedntta and of acthorixing the board to make loan to unaitce the same. Wait lor it, watch for it, see them, count tbeui, enjoy lliein, Richards A Pringle'a Famous Georgia Min strels; l hey will HpMr at lite Op era House, Tuesday, January 30 Fifty nf theui, two big., bands, h lr.itiH' of acrobatic Arabs, right end nen oomudians, dsncera and sing era. Se the big sirct-t parade ai tftfOpui. " i SpWciiil 90 days' suleof phioh hip rottea. ixweal price ever kiion I u Hillsboro. I'loneer I Unit es htt A. .M.Cu'rlile, Manager. .; Tmk. A HiMiB, .subscription lit is growing larger and larger each week. Thia is due to Die fact that this paper comes more nearly giy ing all the news than' any .county paper on the West Side. Ita tele graphio pagn is a complete resume of the world's doing, and ia printed Thursdays, the same tin which the local page is printed. . The modem and most effective cure for constipation and all liver troubles the lumous little pills known a IV Witt's I.itllo Early Ubter The Delta Drug Store. Geo. H. Wilcox has been em ployed by County Clerk Imbrie to copy the asaeasmant roll which goes lo Sheriff Bradford for collect ion. Thia will be completed and the totals extended so that taxes will be collectible abiut April 1, perhaps. It will require a full ten mill tax to finance the city of Hillsboro for the year 1000, owing to the low valuation of property. This lax of tell mills was levied at the council's last meeting. Eighty acres of unimproved land within a few miles of Greenville. Easily cleared and will make splendid dairy ranch. Running water on place. Will . sell cheap. Enquire at A mum. David Kuratli and Albert Ham el, of Phillips, left last week for the Sacramento valley for a two months' visit with friends and relatives. The boys will visit San Francisco before reluming. Leon Long, who intends making a visit to Colorado in the near fut ure, was in town the first of the week the guest of his brother, the editor of The Argus Hillsboro has been signally free from sickness this winter and the death rate ia consequently very small in comparison with former years. The Ahoiis is now prepared to give a club rate of $2 00, cash, for The Argus and San Francisco Ex aminer one year, This is open for all who pay in advance. Frank Albers, of Portland, em ployed at Albers & Schneider cereal product manufacturers, was out the last of the Week, the guest of his brother, Wm. Albers. A. JC. Watson, the M6untaindale merchant, and Henry Hesse, the jolly ' ' West Union rancher, were pleasant callers nt Hub orhceyesler day. - Geo! Temple, of Gaston, has re turned from Washington, DC, andjeastepn points, the firht of week, and was in the city Mdn the Monday. HIS PASSED AWAY Wns a California Pioneer of 1851. ItOKN IM HATES VI LIE, ARKANSAS. Ao latcrestlDg Life's history. Hus band Killed In iK6j. Mrs. Caroline E. Burt, of this city, died at her home on Main s'.reet at 10:45 Tuesday evening, from heart failure. Deceased was born in Balesville, Arkansas, Oct. 15, 1831. and Aug. 10, 1847, mi wedded to Lloyd Magruder, of her native town. Iu 1850 they went to Cali fornia, going from San Francisco to Lawieton in 1802, Magruder waa a man of means and e in herited iu the mercantile and pack ing business through ut the inter mountain etates. He had big stores located at various mining centres and packed supplies and treasure in and out via Portland. In October. 1H03, while returning irom one of hia expeditions, while in the Bitter Knot mountains, four of hi holiwrs, and they were men in whom lie had ivery confidence, murdered their employer and rob bed him of many thousands of dol lars, only $8,000 of which was ul timately racovered. Hill Beacbev, Magruder's friend, rode night and day to get to a tele graph station, where he wired to San Francisco to arrest and detain Howard, Routnaine, Lowry and Page, the murderers. 'The four meti were relumed to Lewislon, where they were tried. Page turn ed state's evidence and the other three were executed by hanging. Page was shortly afterward killed in a saloon brawl. The four crim inals, to avoid trouble, had killed five other of the Magruder party, and only Page's testimony and tbs money taken, which was mostly dual, procured the convidion. After Magruder' deatli the wife removed to San Frrncisco, where, in November, 1808, she wedded llirani Burt Ir. 1877 they moved to Hillsboro, where .Mr. Burt died, in January, 18!4- Three children survive: John Magruder, i ow at Elgin, Oie,; J; P. Magrnd;', of HiMshoro, a Uar. nMcist and latu a private of Co,' E, Second Oregon-, while al Manila; Mi Magruder Clark, of Ban Fran cisco, and Hoy Burl, (adopted) lale privn'H'of C i. C, lit California, sent lo Manila. " ' . The reinnins will be interred in i he Mason io ceumtery, Saturday' t ibouneti in the 'morning. ;Y,J The Congregational Re-union. References to the exceedingly pleas ant gathering at the Congregation al church last Thursday night have been frequently heard. It was the Annual Re-union, an established feature in the life of this church. A large number of invited guests were present Reports of the work of the past year, in various depart ments of the organization, con stituted the major part of the pro ceedings, interspersed with music, vocal and instrumental, and ending with light refreshments. Unvary ing prosjierity and joyous success waa the dominant note, from the opening address of the pastor, who characterized the work as the in culcation of intelligent. Christiani ty to the report of the Juniors, an nouncing a balance in their treas ury. It has been the most success ful year the church ever had. With all bills promptly paid, the interior of the church building re carpeted and re-papered, the parlor refitted, additions to the member ship slavery communion, harmony good will prevailing, and the bal ance on the right side of the ledger, the Pastor, who is now in the fifth year of hie residence here, and the church face the new year with glad hearts and cheerful courage. May the coming year prove an improve ment on even the last one. WOODMEN BALL. TheGlenooe Woodmen will give a grand Masquerade b a II . at Mays' Hall, Glenene, on the evening of Feb. 12. Four prizes; 2 mosl com ical and 2 best sustained charact ers; Walker's orchestra. Tickets, $1, including supper; spectators, 25 oents. The Glencoebovs urnm ise you a good timo. Do not fail attend. . v i to Hillsboro and Dawson Wed. Dawson City, Alaska, Jan. 2.- (Special to The Akqub.) LeRoy Toxier,' familiarly known in Hills boro as "Man," was today married to Miss Daisy A'ivian Setty, ,o n e of the leading Soubrettes of Daw son stage, Rev.' Hetherington, o f the M. E church officiating. Please notify Hillsboro and Wash ington county friends. : -''- -- f- ,-.'.".injV.' The finest cuts of meat at Beret's, Finney building. F; W. Cady, the rustling Beaver ton buyer, shipped a carload of onions and a oarload of potatoes from Hillsboro, today. Mrs. Emma Chandler, of Forest Grove, instituted a Rehekah Lodge al Gaston, Tuesday, with officers as follows: 8. D. Ralston, worthy grand; Mrs. C. Tupper, vice; Mrs. B. D. lUlf-lon, secretary; Mrs A. A. Russell, treasurer; Mrs. M. A. Port er, warden; Mrs E, H. Jeter, con ductor; Bertha Jeter, right sup port and Mrs. E B. Jeter, luft, sup port; Miss Jane Spenee and Mr. M. J. Spence .right and left sup ports to vice; Mrs. F.'G Ralston, loner guard and E. M. Miller, out er guard;, E. II. Jeter, chaplain. The charier ;"mmbers number 21, riid after installation the Hilleborn and Forest Grove irisitors were treated to one of the g r a n d e a t spreads the had ' ever enjoyed. Those who attended from here were: Messrs and Sfasdamelj R. II. Greer, Jerome Palmaitetr,; ' and S, H. Humphreys; Me da in e C. E. Deichman, M. M. Bridges, M. C. Case, the Misses Grace Mann, and Jennie Beamish; J. C. Larnkin and D. McCamifch. Visitors from here report a most enjoyable time. For sale or trade: 75 acres farm with Hillsboro or Portland for a market. 60 acres under plow. Good house, barn and outbuildings. Will sell for cash or trade for another farm more suitable for running slock. Inquire at Argus office.' Obed C. Thornburgh and wife, of Forest Grove, have been spending a week with their grandson, deputy recorder J. A. Thornburgh. This int resting couple will each be 88 years of age this Coming BDring, and they were married 70 years ago the 27th of December, 1890. 'They originally hail from Tennessee, one of the grsndest old states in the union. Mr. Thornburgh, notwith standing his age, is as sprightly as the ordinary man of 50, and h is hand is steadier than that of the average man of 25 but he comes from Tennessee and that's the why and wherefore. Complaint is made that horse men frequently .travel their anim als over the county : bicycle paths In lieu of rtie condition of the roads in muddy season," tile temptation to use a dry, smooth path, is very strong, but there is a law against thus using the wheel paths. Tmk Auocs has taken -'this means of bringing the law tc public notice that n horseina i may innocently get Into' trouble ' Tntoot y iur- selves liy keeping y.nir aniniaU off the p iths as yon do not desire to take chance of an arrest. Mr. U. B. Stephenson, Superin Uiudenlof the Pacific Coast district of, the Aiericitn-. Bun-lay-school Union will deliver an address on .Sunday school work. ' Th.i meeting will Im Imld Wvdnerilav 'evening Jim.' 8Jr-hnhTf., tji.tdin church. 'Mr. Stephenson is nu- eloquent Saker who, ought, to find a gener ous hearing Everybsty invited T ic services oh Bundy at the Meth odist churcli will be of unuau il in terest. A very cordiaj welcome extended to all. . The Dilley justice of the pence today heard the Roberts-Hoodon-pyl controversy. Roberts pleaded guilty and was fined $10 50, and then Hoodenpyl was arrested and lined 10 50 Dputy District Atty. Bagley represented the state. The charges were reduced to assault and battery. ( Hon. II. V. Gates' returned last evening from Prineville, where his water and light plant is nearly completed and the lights are al ready in operation. He will re main several days, and then ac companied by Mrs. Gates, officially visit all the G. A. R Posts in east ern Oregon, Mrs. Gates visiting the various Relief Corps. "A message to those who say they cannot believe," will be theme of Mr. Hughes at the Congregation al church next Sunday morning. There are those who declare thai they wish they could believe, but are honest in saying that the can not. This is the class the above theme has especially in view. The first, second third and fourth grades of the public school of this city have contributed each fifty cents toward the monument fund. The names of the children contrib uting will appear next week, to gether with a resume of the total amount raised. ... , The hop market, still remains dormant and buyers. and growers hardly correspond any more, so great iH the price chasm between the two. Wheat still continues to drift along in the same old unprofi table move. Washington county's out stand ing warrants on January 1, 1900, were in round numbers, 124,700. The treasurer's ofiice shows lhat amount endorsed and bearing in terest. -; - v..':; '", . ..' Forest Grove is suffering from on epidemic of petty thieving. John Canles, the merchant, lost some ba con Tuesday night. Other parties miss hay, milk, potatoes end egps. J. W. Vandervelden, of 'Center ville, was.ii) the city today. He tells us lhat 3. A. Moore, of his neighborhood, has gone to St, Louis on a visitiiind that Chas. Herb, of f - -,l ..." ureenvtue, is quite in. . . ; : Hon.-J. H. : Ackerman,'. Superin tendent ofVPublio Instruction, of Salem, was In the city yesterday, visiting officially with Co. tSup'l. H. Hay for sale, loose or" baled; eaBt of Hillsboro; E. II. Warren. IT I II Hi " mm Out of Which Juror Will be Drawn. FOR MARCH AND NOVEMBER TERMS Of the Washington County Circuit Court. The county court has selected two hundred names of citizens residing in Washington county, out of which list will be selected the jurors for the March and November terms of circuit court. Thirty one are us ually drawn for each term, and will, this year, unless it is deter mined not to draw for the grand jury. The list of names for the venire, is: Bkavkbdam: John Bcrser Jr, R M Kyle, E C Moore, R Thompson, Chartet llicketlieir, Andrew Heck-nan, John Keini, J I Wismer. BsAvaaTO!: John Henry, W J Butt- ner, Aug Komi, i, Mcbols, M a Barnes, A R Fsnno. S A Howell. Geo Thonu. Andy Kennedy, George Stitt, Fred Dnr- ig, v. u Kounaer, jamet names. East Buttb: Charles F Tigard, Lark in Ball, W E Shaver, James McGowtn, C B Bunnell, Jo Sax, J M Bnnrracht, E I Godman, Jot Hingley. Wbst Butte: C F Hesae. loan Alee- aheiuier, F Penne A Gamer Sr, N G Mc Donald, Ferd Groner, F E Rowetl, W W Truadell, Cal Jack Sr. Buxton: John R Bailey, A L Stephen, H T Buxton, J N Flippin. Ed Hughes. East Chdab: W STiltoo. E A Eddv. J L Byrora, Samuel Galbreath, J E Hed ge Jr, Wm Jurgena, J U Henry, John Clear. WkstCkdas: J Conzelman. Tbotna Matthieaaen. C Aahoole. I C Smock. A S Vaughn, C T Hall, C True, Ferd Lang, er. Columbia: J C Crocker S T Raffetv. Thoa R Davia. Francia Chalmers, T H William, J C Beach C H Blanchard, Sam Moon, f H Davia. Lounkuus- John Cornelias. A Hon- zaik. G N Hale, Charles Buchanan. W Challacombe, Charles Rockstroh, C C Hancock, J L Uarnerover. John Sus- hauer, Loan Josse, Martin Reling, A L Newktra, John van Dyke, R Irmler. Daibv: Ira E Bradley, J C Hartley, J W Marsh, Jacob Mains, j C Schulmer- ich, Je-tha Garrifiu, George Dooley, Arthur Knox, J C Moore, John Boeker. A J Roy, S P Reedrr Dilley: S F Van Meter. J B Prickett. J P Vanuoy, Robert Alexander, Albert uetulela, Ut-orge Briggi, L, Cbowning, Otto Winner. North Fokkst Grove: V K Curti. A T Knox, David Smith, H F Gordon, L C Walker, A T Buxton, S T Walker, Ira E Pur lin, C S Sears, R W Unce neld, H H Clnrk, John G lesson. South Forest Grove: John E Bauer. S L l orier, D C Stewart, Phillip Beal, M il Mnulcr, lira Scliolnelil, H U Johnson, Henry Hamilton, A Thornburgh, S G Wtig.iea. Cliaa U Koe. J S Clark. Galks Cheek: B M Collins, John Mc Cl.trau, Wm Crowlhert, M T Cox, Wm Claisl.aw, Donald McMillan. North Hillsboko: Peter Boscow. O G Barlow. Thos Tucker, A C Shute, E L McCirni ck KB Collins. Adam Young, T R Imbrie. P J Hassler. E L, Abbott, E r McNvllv, w H Wehrung. F O Brown, W E Thorne. D M C Gault, Wm Mc- QuUan, Charles Crocker, John F Caratena, Zina Wood Jr, George Schulitierich, Rodolpb Crandall, Henry Toelle, Frank Keliay, Geo A Morgan. mountain: B C Hollenbeck, SC?y nolds, W J Gregg. H Meacbam. Reedvillb: J W Karstetler, Hans Rasnius&en, J B Imlay, J W Yor, And rew Fierson, M Anderson, C Lyatrop, W A Scolt, Charles Willoughby, Andrew Ulsen. South Tualatin: John M Simpson, W M McCoruiick, John Bo. D B Em- rick, A Sutton, Julius Miller, Ed Mulloy, C Rehse. J R McClarken, Louis Bnnis, W W Jaquitn. Wapato: P R Peterson. Thoa Sain, Jon Baxter, F Y Rolaton, Harry Ball, G C llucner, J JJ Hihba, Rodeli Madison. Washington: Frank Imbrie. Ulrich Fuegy, John Joos, L N Thompkina, John Connell, John H Dorland, Wm Batch elder, M C Lincoln, Alfred Guerber, I B Darety. FOR SALE. I have for sale a quarter block with a two-story residence, a u d wcod shed and well, good barn and hen house and yard ; a choice bearing or chard; different kinds of berries. Will sell at a bargain. For full par ticulars call at residence, Porter place, or address, Nevada McDonald, Hillsboro, Oregon. YOUNG YOUNG. Married: at Vernonia, Jan. 18, 1900, Mr. E. 6. Young, of Hills boro, Or., and Miss Ethel Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Young, of Vernonia. The young couple will reside on tin Haywood place, near Hillsboro. They te turned the last of the week and were given a reception at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Jas. Young. Those present were: The Misses Josie and Wini fred Haywood, Lepha Carter, Lepha Rubble, Anna and Julia Honzaik, Morton, Eva Barngrover, Alice Fleck, Rena and Cila Young, Matheny and Mrs. Young; Mess rs Edgar a n d Clarence You n g, King Garlington, George More land, Judson James, Percy Allison, Morton, Fleck, Wm. Everilt, Chas. Barber, Edward Barngrover, Wm. Mohr a rt d Wm. G. Hale. The evening was spent in games and amusements, after which a supper was enjoyed. Gates' gift ticket, ad, this issue. J. D. Housley will leave in a few days for Sumpter, Eastern Oregon. His family will go with him. Quite a large delegation from the Cornelius Pythian Lodge visited with the Hillsboro Itoys, Monday evening t o witness C. A. Tibbetts ross the burning desert of the se- ond rank. Sherwood in Telegram. Henry Btuckheiser, a younz man 20 years of age, residing near Wilson ville, bas just died, as the result of an ac cident which happened to him about seven years ago -Special city election resulted as follows: J. C. H mock, president ofcmncil; councilmen, J. V. Hall, G. W. S iy- lor, James Lawman, with J. M. Barber and G. Hawke tied; J. M. Haynes, recorder, L. 8 McConnell, treasurer; and George ffonev. mar shal A series of revival meetings sitting held at Pleasant Hill church. The City hotel changed management yeaterday, again com ing into the control of H. Mirk mann, the owner, who will conduct the same hereafter Henry Beav ert, an old timer of this s'clion, who became partially paralyzed about a year ago, is gradually siuk i ig, and no hope of recovery re mains. Death is expected at any time. "I am indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for my health and life. It cured me of lung trouble follow ing grippe." Thousands owe their lives to the prompt action of this never failing remedy. It cures coughi, colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Its early use prevents consumption. It is the only harm less remedy that gives immediate results. The Delta Drug Store. Deputy Sheriff Deichman Tues day sold the Hatchet outfit minus that which the "sound money" "Ossie" had gotten away with by reselling those little things which the Type Founders' Trust had sold him on open account. As the Trust had long since removed the presses etc., and as Craig claimed he made a living out of his library, the little "doodads" and "duflickers" in sight only summed up 17.85 But nat ional honor must be maintained at anv cost. Talk about shoes for men, women and children if you dont believe H. ehrung & Sons have the most complete line in the city you should go and satisfy yourself. Also a few odds left over, regardless of cost, if we can only fit you. Cjuis and see us. The residence of C. W. Williams, located on Second street, this city, had a narrow escape from destruct ion by fire, Saturday evening, about seven o'clock. A lamp exploded in the kitchen and the flames from the burning oil were extinguished only after a hard struggle. The loss was nominal. I he owner at present resides at Newberg, and a family by tiie name af Pratt occup ies the dwelling. The danger was all over by the time the fire depart ment reached the scene. For the next thirty days H. Weh rung & Sons will make the follow ing reduction in ladies and gents' mackintoshes: Present price, $3.00, reduced to $2.40; 13.50 value, reduced to $2 90; $4.00 value, to $3.20; $5.00 value, to $4 00; $6, to $5. J. W. Brown, of Dallas, Polk county, has filed suit against the Oregon Land & Improvement com pany, a t orest Grove corporation. seeking to recover $335, for live stock, mill feed, etc., alleged to have been sold the defendant. E. P. and Laura Cad well, of Forest Grove, and u party by the name of Camp bell, ot Polk county, are incorpor ators of the company. Mayor Frank T. Kane, of Forest Grove, was in the city Tuesday evening. Mr. Kana says that there is nothing in the allegation that there were illegal votes cast for the ticket upon which he was a can didate for mayor at the recent elect ion. Pacific (Ilwaco, Wash.) Journal: Win. Lingenfelter, has been serious- ill and confined to his bed for the past week but at last leports is much improved. Mr. Lingenfelter is well remembered by the old pion eers of Washington county, as one of our pathfinders and an Indian war veteran in the command under the late Col. T. R. Cornelius. Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., says, "Kodol Dispepsia Cure did me more good than anything I ever took." It digests what you eat and cannot help but cure dyspepsia and stom ach troubles. The Delta Drug Store. J. II. Townsend, of Dallas, Polk county, was in the city the first of the week, representing a Po.k coun ty plaintiff in an action at law against a Forest Grove corporation. Mr. Townsend is Oregon's demo cratic national committeeman, and is one of Polk's favorite attorneys. While here he was a guest at the Tu i latin. Now is the time to get your sub scription on a cash in advance basis and take advantage of the Argus clubbing rate. The Akcius and Oregonian, or Thk Argus and Ex aminer, cash in advance, $200 per year. P. H. Roberts has been released upon filing a Bond in the sum of $600, requiring him to appear and answer the charge of having as saulted A. Hoodenpyl, of Patton Valley, with a dangerous weapon. While Roberts gave the victim a good many nasty slashes, none of them is considered dangerous. Size doesn't indicate quality. Bewar.i of counterfeit and worth less salve offered for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt's ia the only original. An infallible cure for piles and all skin deseases. The Delta Drug Store, THE ARGUS JANUARY 1900. Sun I MoirftiM -1 11 1 f ar 4Tn LI 8 9T1Q 1 f 11 13 14 I IL16 I J" I 18 I 21 LLMil 25P1 27 28j 29 I 30 31 t " PROKK.S.SIONAI,. F. A. BAILEY, II. D. Physician, Murgeun and Accoat-he Office in Milt.Wo PI........ -i dence tenth-west corner Baseline and oecono. aii cat: promptly attended, day or nijjhl. S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at Riwdenea K.ttof Conrt Houm JAMES PHILLIPB TAMIE8IE, M. D.. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Paci6c Railroad Co. Consultation in French or English. Of fice and Residence south aide of Main, near Odd Fellows' Bnilding, HillsboraC THOS a TOKCM. TOKOU. MOTaa TH08. H. A E. B. TO.NHUE, Attorneya-At-La. Room 3, 4 & s Morgan BIfc, Hillsboro H. T. BAGLEY, ATTORNEY-AT LAW Deputy District Attorney tor Washing ton County, Office upstairs over Delta Drujr Store. JOHN M. WALL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Upstairs, Bailey-Morgan Block. Rooms, i and a. HILLSBORO. - OREGON. SMITH ft BOWMAN, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Notarial Work and Conveymcing. Room 67 Morgan Blk., Hillsboro. Ore. W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW (Successor to Barrett A Adams.) Office, Up Stairs, Ceutral Block. HILLSBORO, OREGON. DR. J. E. ADKINS, Fifteen year Experience in Hillsboro.. DENTISTP" Firstclass services; Charge reasonable Office, Union Blk, over Pharmacy. HILLSBORO, OREGON. DR. C. B. BROWN, DENTIST 516 Dekuia Building, Portland, Oregon. Will be in Hillsboro every fourth Mon day in each month. Carstens Bros., MANUPACTUB.RB9 OF Kongh Dml Lumber Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Gtc. HILLSBORO - OREGON Executrix' Notice. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been by the County court of the state of Oregon, for Washington coun ty, appointed and continued as Executrix of the estate of George Oscar Rogers, de ceased, and has duly qualified as such executrix All persons having elaima against said estate are hereby required to present the same to me at the law office of Hon. S. B. Huston, in Hillsboro, Ore., with proper vouchers thereto attached, within six months tram date hereof. Akslime F. Kogkbs, Kexecutrix of the estate of George Oacar Rogers, deceased. Dated at forest Grove, Ore., this 11th day of January, 19 0. S. B. Huston, Attorney for Executrix. Administratrix' Notice. Notice is hereby given that the under signed hiw been by tho County court of -the state of Oregon, for Washington coun ty, appointed administratrix of the Ratats) ol S. A. Klink, deceased, and that all per sous having claims against the said Estate are requested to present the same to me, properly verified, within six months Prom date of this notice, at my residence in licaverton, Washington county, Oregon, Elizabeth M. klimk, Administratrix of the estate of S. A. K link, deceased. Dated January 11, 1900, A.F. Flegul, attorney for administra trix, Room 44, McKay Building, Port land, Ore, The Time man facetiously re mark that Foreat Grove ship two carloads of material to HillsboroW one. Come no, Brother Eddy,, don't be ao funny. Foreat Grove is a good town, and makes good big shipment Its people are "the people." But facts are facta. HHla boro has one man, who, alone, has shipped nearly two carload to each one exported by P o r t t Grove. rorent (J rove doesn't need anyone to bolster up its businen like some-v people bolster up newapaper circu lation. It ia and should be,' proud of the business it does, without ex aggerated comparisons.
