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HILLSBORO ARGUS, APRIL 5, 1900.
1 Mcncillo Hon. W.J. Iti 3 a ii
in Otii-t) iuil ycHicrtliiy.'
KKI'KliSWTAIIil) ALL Till! OH M Y
TbC iIIhUKUIhIK'iI vKll.it W.tH Oil' cm si
of IM. W It Hair, hili Imi-.
I
lion W. J. Htyini )iHtTliiy '"I
drim,'d clearly ll"" largest li I i
rirl"''Mil'l("l in this city. 'I'lic
tllHligulshed statesman nrrivril in
llm ity ut 12 M., and was nl unci
(Min '''' I ly earr'uige li llm r'Ht
dca" nf limi. W. I. 1 1 ii r i', where
iun dined. Tin v i h i t r repair
!lo tln courtyard slmrlly nfiei
o'clock iiihI nfier intrndm-ed
!Mr. Ilurp, ('iiiiiini'iii'nl tin' most
mirk hI1k xililii'ul address t vi r
ulc in WashingUm enmity, I i
Like to tlx point, a 1 1 I im ligncd
le force nnw in control nf 1 1
liveminent, in language hii direct
Ll simple tllHt 1 1 H' iltllli'ht could
I'll fllil tit Understand hi meaning
jii delivety wns splendid nnil was
in aired niily liy n slight hoarseness
jiccasinui'd liy tin" terrific earn
jniiigning through which In' in go
'..lit I'ltll M.UUM.Il U'llli Ik, .11 flM!. (..!. I
1 .1)4 , . II .
jtud ninny republicans wire pres
i cut. The crowd in attendance i
i variously estimated frmii three In
i live thousand.
CURCUIT COURT.
ll did not take a jury longer limn
fifteen minutes, Saturday Inst, tn
11 1 ul that C. II. Thompson was
guilty of tho Inrii-ny uf a bur
from J. II. McCoy, of aliovn Foro 1
Grove. Judge McRridit w'lili'iiii-il
the prisoner l ten years in tin1
elate wiiitcntiary. Thin in tin'
fourth limn tlml Tompsou has lsen
mi inmate of thnt institution,
Mutt Cooper, whom mm Miller
had arrested on n t:lttr of idea ling
n horse, hinl It it inning i.i court
Monday niul tho ease lasted hmu
enough for tho statu to ut its fvi
deuce before tint jury, when the
Judge instructed Ihi'iu Id ri'tiirti n
vnniM'i of not isinity. 11 secmc
llmt ill" plaintiff ami defendant
litul puschased it ten in together nm
hili-r mi, Miller alleged, they had a
Hettlciucnl wherein lu wits to gel
lh train. Coomt di'iiii'il this nml
auiil that ho limi consulted mi at
tnrni'y, .Mr. HuhIoii, who advised
him to go nml take tint onn hurst
away ih hi i)rniKrty. Thin ln 1 1 I
, nml tli nrri'ht followcil, At tin
Irinl Mr. lluxlon cotiti'iiilnl that
no inonry hml chaui'il hunilx, nm
tlml tlirnt hum no trmn-fiT tlu n
Mi.wi'i'ii in' imrim-r. no hino
ronti'mli'il Ihnl if OoniM'r wi-ri
Kiiilty, In' hIho wiih cuilly. Mr
IIiihIuii'h iMintt'iilion, Ihnl no lrmH
fir Innl Im-i'ii I'fTii'U'il, wiih I'oni'ur
ril in hy tho court, nml lln in
Htruotfil vfriliot wiih nrconlingly
Minimi.
Circuit court ml jouriiml TiifHil.ty
pviiiuuK to Hgiun I'unvi'iio May sih
Court oieiiH at once ul AhIoiih
th lii'iilth of Jiiilirc Mi'Hriili' will
permit.
Hum Hipp, a promini'iil fiirun
nf Mnuntniniliili', wiih ni'iiiitteil ofn
chiiruH of (ihstrui'lini n ihiIiIh
liiuhwiiy Thn roiul in ipmHtion
lllltl lM'tn PHlttllllHlHHl in V,M, lull
ah vinwcrH hml not follmvcil tin
hwiuw of tint iM'tition. llm court
Imlil llmt it wam mil, hiuhwuy
unit iiiHtruclcil llm jury lo limi n
vcnlicl of not guilty.
hva A. Ifilhni'toii Iiiih ln'iMi
Brmitoil a divorce from Chnx
Killinuton mid nwnrdi'd lite cuh
tody of a in iitur child, u lillh
diuiKhtur.
(IiiMliii.r A. C. Hhuti, of ti Mi ute
V Km ii Imrik, Ami who ill llm
IrnAHurvr of tint Wtntw Ituiid Awo
I'iulinn, tidln DM that tho propimi'il
tniirmimi'iit nt MrMinnvilln wliich
vviH to liitvit hi'i n held in Jinn) Iiiih
I iff I! declared off fur ri'llHOIiH pllli'lit
In lliiMilliceiH of lint HiH'iely . It in
:iid thai llm Htalu Hnard of Agri-
ii I In i Ii ii h Ih'cii ivAuting tint or
Uniiinlioii preneiit nt lh htahi fair
next fall, nnd if thi Hlmulil lm ii
filled, it ill Ihi h reiil atlractiiiii
lo Ihnl iiihtitutimi. The HMMiM'ia
lion Iiiih over two hundred meiiile
eiH nml thin tn At Jiody of iiiiihic-
iuiiH, koiuk ffoni purely ngriculliir
al touiiH would Im a (;real drawiiiK
cjinl. It in a happy idea, anyway,
and it it to Im hoped that the
Hoard ttill nnolvn to try it on.
1 1 ilihlioro in very much interiinled
in lli'M, ah lo the elleclH of our local
hand In dm' the formitiou of the
mIiiIii ormii'ition. Ah llm ntate
fair oHic in Ik iiitiMl each year pay
mil much money lor munic, it
won Nt only le fair treutiueiil that
the fumU xlmuld I' iliHliiirHi'd to the
varioim IiiuiiIh of tho Htato. Mr.
Shutc went tn MoMinnvilln the
lirnl of thn week And cancdlei the
meeliiiK At that plncn.
Mr. ('. I. KiiiiIm rlin mlviHi-H
I'll K Aimt'tt thai llm huiiiil expoiiheK
of the late Mrn. IturrotigliH were
paid, not hy (he daughter, hut hy
I he Halit of the cow owned by the
di'ieneed. Mr. Kilnlerlin bud the
mailer in hid charge under the ad
vice of llm county olliier and l'n-
h i taker l.ainkin took the cow ah
pavmenl fur the colliii mid burial
xih'iihcm. IIiih certainly bcUIch
the iiialter.
Ilenefii ball, on Saturday ovo.,
April 21. Tlckflin, WV; nupper, ex
tra; HiM'ctnlorii, V!fic,
Is the IVmtletun Wreck ly KahI
Onxonian uf April Gib, Hie Hfcli
thak Wi'.limn .1. Hryan iiiaiIo in
IVtidli ton on Tliurxday, March '2'.),
ill he punted in full a Mr. liry
mi delivered it. Tim fjieccli will
uilain Homi'lbini? like 15,(XH)
wnriU. CopieA of the piter cau Ih
had hy mail, Kent to any addreHM,
ceiiu i ach.
TIIMWIJI1S
NOMINATE TODAY
IMaccd
a Cuii p!ctc
the l'icld.
List in
Jlliil fin 111 s'.i.) iv
i Hpeech here U'e fe. ..
i of Korert ( ' rov e I i
;M'rimmiiK' "vi-i a I
had been i-il
Htaini iy ii"' r-. v-iii e
lliiver. 1 1 V ii'i'i
hud v to I ) . i r I , ...
Hie e nihil o, . tin
wherever Hi'' i" !.'
Ill, V pnhlie 1 ' I ei i
the MeMiliiev I
" ' jra'eil fit M'llli;' ll
KililiiliH Eli-cliil tn tin' l'iini;iriisiiiii.il rnmh' up t:,' r i
dw li le'ii I !i'
A lei u In n 'in' ; i
I dune. , tlx V lll.ob-
The Keiiublifiin County Conven-' i,;,.!, ,, .,i;m.) in
lion met in. thin city today mid set innni; tin hoy
Hue
Tie
r. lei.
i i:
; hii.;; hi
,'l ii t; inlxT
iol'i a
,;.r Ai.i..i, fiuino
H-ukerV I ;rA
of I'l.eiC,.:!
..v ii in a
I'll, 1 1 ' I i4
lriMncr Waived llahcas
Sidmlmerich A Son are WahIi-
HiKluri cuiinly aentn for the Kock
IhIhihI I'Jcw Co. They purchaHe
the kihaIh ill reel, and can acII cIicad-
cr limn other ilealiirH. Ili-nt turf
And vtubble Hufurd Clipjicr, Hteel
THE ARGUS
APRIL 19 00
or wood lvn, 14 inch, fur $l4..ri). Sun Mun Tuw Wl TUii Frl
(rpus Proceedings.
A HOT I'liNTLST I OK SI 1'Iil.M AcV ,
ttlllVl'lltillll.
Kill Clien
pari in
ai,i il ix raid
inn were en-
oji t here and
I to t ike itjl.ivi'il a K.iiiil Life anil t.niii' tu (iricf
i, II ;.' HtlipM'l.
. ii'. I'.rv an ttah
- bF.FAlLTIXG CITY CLEKK IV TOILS
-Was T Terms City Clerk.
the w IiccIh in moliou fur I he .lime
election. The mil ling wan called
t' order by Ir. Jhh, Withycomhc,
countv chairman. lion. I!, i
t
f.
U.K. Kniii. one of our reliable
and prominent cili.eiiH, dusl at Inn
home in llm city nt fi; tO llim eve-
uiii)!. Mr. lCnuiM wan a pioneer of
IY' mid ban nlwaye lieen a re
ii'ieiit of reniiecl and honor. 1 1 in
life.' nketci will appear next wm-k
HeiuiiAiit Hale ol Aboee, new and
Id HtylcH, cbenp, at Scbiiliiierich &
Nm.
ConlnliHiionp'H, court in in see
nion ami w'ill complete ila work lo
morrow. A full report of llm pro
eeilioi'x will be piiblihhed next
. .i i .i.i..
week, i.iiairman noon, wno iiiih
hi-eii back to MinHouri to vinit
hml her. wan iirmenl at the MtHHiou
D1X-Y0UNG
Mftrrmii At Cedar Mill, Orn., ul
riiHldence of Iho bridiiH pa renin
April 4th, at 8 p. in., Mr. William
(. Dix and Mihh lUr.ahcth oun
Tim groom m tho hoii of Mr. urn
Mm, A. (. Dix nml the hiidi
the ebb'Ht daiightnr of Mr. ami Mm
J (. A. ) noun, early Oregon pio
neerH. About twenty were prcHon
at the ceremony, which war per
formed by tho Kcv. Hiked. !Tln
happy pair will remain at Cedar
mill until Saturday, when lliey
will depart for imbington Rlate
They have been loaders of tin
Cedar Mill Hocial circle and will I
trreatly minHcd. Mth. Dix Iiiih Imei
one nf our moHt ponular cducatori'
and Iiah taken a. high rank ah
teacher. TiiK Altntm joiim I In
many frioidH in vinhing Ihnin hii
pillUHR.
CAUNT-McCAMMISH.
Married At tho home of the
bride's parents, in MciMiunvillc
Oregon, Sunday, March 25th, Mr
Sam I), (taunt ami Mihh Ollio Me
Cainihh, Rev. Arnold LindHcy, of
nciRtiug. 1 ho bride ih a HiIIhIioi'
daughter nnd well known here
Thoao present from this county
were: Mima Diusy jlondernon
QiihIoii; Mrs. Minnie Dovviih am
Mr. W. VI MeCourt, HillHboro,
1 ho happy pair will niiiko tin
9 in McM
home in
finnvillo.
Jluff Leghorn eggs for Halo,
per setting of 15. From W.
Finney's poultry yard. Enouirof
of Wesley UurriBon, llillsboro, Ore, voles were cast.
noriirv cliairuiau. w lncli wim Allien-, that it wan iner
led to name lion. . IN. UarrMl.
The nil Inient wah tin lan d Inct,
. . i i ; . ..
ami iiixin ine vine, i.nriieiiiiK j
leclareil elected.
CorneliiiH wim made in-rmaimiil
biiiruiAU And the fullon iog ticket
nominated:
Stale Senator V.. W. lliiinr I'ori'ftt
rove.
Kelirrw-nlativm A. S. l'rinK, I'llliy;, care
(ico. W. Slitl, lii-flvcrlon, ami J. v.. nii-
Iiiiiiiiii, liiiiii liiei
Couiily Clerk J. A. TliornburK, ('1' '
uly riTiinler.)
Slicrlll Jiilm McMiinrr, i.rccnviiie.
Kfi-onter Calvin J.iik, (prcwnl in-
oiiiiiIh iiI )
Ahhchmii den. II. Wilcox.
u.i..i..i. i-.... i.. ii n;n
4 rcuiMiii'i-" iMnnuii .i,iiii.M, .mi'.-j
Imro.
h rii-h for it,
e; i ill lliu"' A-
.litli the mar-
fhal mid Iiih
liatelv ilicttii I
he Htarleil to ;dd
bin t peec.li. 'I'm i
were arri f le.1 l.v
!ornelius wan nominated a tern-1 wctc turned
(.'om-table J. W. Duman, of Fresno,
.1 .,;;), mur. t-aiiiorma, arriven in me ciiy iai
... i i . i . i . .
. li", .'Mnl iintortu- naiuruay, ana reiurneu mat eve
1 tin' i' eiloT v hen I riiriK, bavine in cunlody J. W.
tot itlin sli m f " f!,lorr.m.
wanted at Fresno for rmUtzzlc
meiit. Shanklin, who was for four
a ' v.- w
it Hi" rii'tiieailersi
liie niur-lril hut
n hen it Was Heen
Jubti Will', r
was in ill" it V
for Im ,c'.i
fairly eoo'.l ;u. I
a lively ii,t i' -Mr.
W im. i - :
leen ht inil - i !
Sell cbeiip, ;i-
line p
otie Hill! iv. ll,!
dri him lit M
. ..i. . : n....
iV ;t (),, r'letion. jear cujr I'lern 01 r renini, in nnej;-
ed to tie guilty of einls-zzlemeiit in
.-'r.of Middletoc, tl,e gllm of alxiut 7,.r00, liefides
o'i ' V ,,nd renewed j U-ing wanted on a separate cliArge,
II ' il'.h is still that of forgery. It is thought that
l,c maiuce to tiike : he was inntrunienta) in forging an
in public iiil'airs 'order of l.'i.fUN) on a bank, using
- t !,;(! he ha s t lur j the name of a man who was altsent
I-' - whi li lu will j tiie niountains, and on which
" i hi, not jine theni the money was paid without rjues
a 'ir ain f r wiuie iion. DumaH says that Shanklin
Cabinet I; '
dozen, at the .'
work in prop,. i
I'liotorapliei-
Manieif-- At
Surveyor A. A. Morrill, Cnles Cni-k.
Cominiiiioiier T. O. 'ilil, 1'oic-hI
Crovc.
NIkkiI Siiix-rintenilciil II. A. Hall,
Ames Clmprt.
Cormii-r Dr. i. I., i-nrc, crv
".rove.
Iil.-ulri tn Convri-winnal Cuiivcn-
j..n-Ucnj. Silinlfiel.l, J. H. Kd.ly. 1. A I presi lit
Mm ruin, I'oreil l.rovc, S . r. Ilarrell. ; , i-..l,,e
lr. J. 1". Twiiienic, C. II ViIi., tlilln- " '" '
(ro: Joint emuu-u, t.ifncoc; j v.. ''"
MtMire, C.ieenville; Ilrirc Wilium, (,nli;tu Im-s ivi i, !
Creek; J. J. Kurnlli, Itellntny; C. I.y-ig,,,,, ; j,
mrop, Krcilvllle; r . v. vnny, m nver . , .
Ion, and Julm Winters, Mi.ldlrlon. i , , '
Deh-KHle In Slule Convention I'. j v "
lUinei, A. T. Knox, 1. A. Mcrmn, For , , ..
est Grove; 11. V. Cornelius mnl h. J. '
I,voiis, Jlillnlioro; (.. W. Marsli, Cenlir- ' imm-i ' u i
ville; J. li. Ileiljes. Tiialnlin; W. K i week. lli-i
Newell, Caslon; W. J. liiilncr, m-aver (lt .,
Ion; Jhs. . McCUren, lisle Creek, A. S. , fr , , , , ,
VMiiKhn. Mi.l.lU'lon; j. W. IluKties, '" 11 1 r""' ' 1 '"
llilley.J. W miner, Henverilaiii. j Inuinre it A i
loll pK'il acres
lMiHi, ;,v H
I lev. W. I I . .
II, (.lill'.M, !..;'i
il lid Mil- M '- i
tt in 1 1 of a h
' will rehid'' In
,1'el.
(ll,
I. 1,1
lin Ad-
ii-. - 1 per
(i.i'i'ry; other
1'erry l'".liis,
-horo, April 5,
i '.' iilVifiatiiig,
in ! M i. I. ina
I ity. Mr.
.:i.e the best
tri.'ijiU. . They
i ity for the
,i -i n r
is a desperate character, although
polisbeil ami suave. Shanklin's
iioiiilsinen paid the city $1,500 on
the loss. Shanklin has been mar
ried, but his wife left him some
years ago.
Shanklin baa lieen cutting a very
wide swath in and around Forest
(irove and Greenville, but bad
!cen suspicioueil for some time by
conservative citizens. Just what
will lie doiio with the SO gallons of
wine imported by Shanklin just
prior to his" arrest and which he
expected to use at a party depon
ent sayeth not.
1 2
8 9
15 16
22 23
301 f
3L4L58LJ
iojii2 iai4
17 18 QO "20 jJ2l
"25 26 27 28 29
I
I I I
PROFRSSIONAI
Stubble plows are cheaiier. Two
homes steel lever harrows, $13.50.
Thref-burse steel lever harrows,
fl.i.fX). Three and om-qnarter in
ch tire wagons fur fS5 00. We are
also agents for Oborne and Deer
ing binders, mowers and rakes.
Jarnes K. lluliois, representing a I
.Michigan luinU-r syndicate, has hl-
i-i l'n irviiiu a nml in o-tJ ucrrB I x T3 A "XT 1,1 if .
of timber bind, 012 acres of which BAlhhX, ll. U,
are 111 asiuiigion couniy, vne rest pttvKlcian. Hnrseon nit Accoacher
Is'iriL' in III ainook countv. The I
-.1. ...,lu l. u'lion umcem Jiiliicro I'liarmacy. Kel-
J ... . 1 dinre rtuth-wft enrnr Raeltn anil
am, iiiaHier-in-cnancery, u in lea SeConrt, An cMt promptly Attended
niaies circuit court, on me join aay or ni(jnt.
lieu von wish to buv a bicvc e.
call on O. A. Wehrung. He sell P- rtK, M. B.C. M.,
the thainless Columbia at fM) and PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
i '..I., .!.; -i.; in ., ,i I
I:;, l Omc .tRtniilenceKast of Court Hoiw.
luO. llartlord, Chain, !') and
f55. I'ennant, Chain, 25 and m
Servic-s at the Coneregationa! JAMES PHILUPE TAMIESIK, M. D.,
church, Sunday, as follows: Rev. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Dunning, Forest (irove, will preach 1 Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
at 1! a. m 7 :Mt n m lie. E. R. Consultation in French or English. Of-
Severn who in al.iiit to return to fice .R"idetlce oth.,ule of Main.
,. , . ,. , , , , , ... , near Odd Fellows' Building, llillsboro.
his foreign field of laltor, will de-1
liver an address incorporating his prrrrrrrrrrrrrrV
experiences as a missionary.
Daily Oregonian, 15 cents per
week. Reed the war news fresh
from the wires. J. W. Cave agent.
All members of the Coffee Club
of the Hillboro Volunteer Fire
THOS H TONCUK.
I B TONC0B,
MOTaKT
THOS. H. t E. B. TONGl'E,
Attomeys-At-Law.
Room 3, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, Hillaboro.
Department are reUe8ted by the I
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
V" i y
with
p.ue,
now iv
r 'Mini heii
;.-i "ll ix sea
p'.i'id.use en-'
t . n a lMKi The following delegates were elect
jed to the republican convention
;! 'five for ' Friday afternoon:
lamtiv next! S. Hillslmro. G. II. Wilcox, J.
arc ,
el fun!
t hen,
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
wil bin I! '. iin'iiT- o
! go at a I'arain '
..v 'Dennis, F. H. Rower, F. M. Kel-
are McCoutt, K II. Hum-
I phreys, J. Milne, J. N. firalxl. 15.
i Itowmnn was nominated for jus
f ir liiiure i , . i a n;i r
tun'ier I a n d 1 constable amj F M Kelsay for
ivertiin ul
'liie'
' road sujiervisor.
! N. Hill8lH.ro. II.
Kelsay
W. Hesse, J.
We lead in low prices others
follow ; we lead in liest qualities al
mttuiu figures: "Nxteen minces to
I he Miuml and thirty six inches to
llin yard, is our inolto. elirung
iv Nins
The committee At llillsboro who
received HrjAn yesterday sent a
KiM'cial invitation Monday to May
or V. T. Kane and the city council
of rorcst (irove; also to ex-MAyor
llitiinan and to President Mc
Chlland, of l'licilic Fniversity
The Crescent is tho popular wheel
at a standard price and no Is lter
wheel utany price. Call on Hoyt
the Jeweler, and see them
(iramlum Mary Ramsey Wood,
aged I0S years, and m native of
I'cuiiesscc, was a listener at the
Hryan address tbe other day. The
Icar old lady evinced the greatest
intercut throughout the soech.
S. S, JclTeries, agent of the Pirt-
laud Star Laundry. Ieave your
hiiimlry at City Ilnrber Shop, Hills-born.
Caroline Koebler was today ad
judged insane and nrdered conimil-
ted to the asylum. Dr. I'. A. hail-
ey examined ine ptuieni. (lie
woman has for years ts-en an in
mate at tbe poor farm.
IiiuHch! Do not fail tn see Mrs.
Vronman's trimmed hats. Hills-
born,
The Union Convention will meet
in this city on Halnrday, April 7lh.
Hie ro is the utmost of harmony in
tho move, and a strong ticket will
he nominated.
Harrison Humphreys, while
milking this evening, had tho mis
fortune to have ono of his legs
broken . The animal ho was milk
ing was a vicious one, ami ho had
one of its legs tied. In some man
tier the cow fell on his leg, fractur
ing the member.
Greer, the grocer, has lllaok
Minorca eggs 50 cents per selling
of lit leen.
Dr. James Withyooinbe, Vice
Director of thn Experiment station
of the Agricultural Cobogo at Cor
vallis, was in tho city today," nt
tending tho republican county eon
volition. '
Kenvon Crandall is nut from
Portland this week, the guest of I
A J.ong.
Tra IC. I'urdin, of North Fores!
Grove, was down Tuopday evening,
the guest of Hon. W. N. Itarrett.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ritchie, of
Greenville, wore callers at this of
fieo, yesterday
Tho citizens' ticltot was elected nt
Cornelius, from top to bottom,
Monday, last. But a few over 60
I . . . (la ri ti t t- v
A very successful teachers msli- Joini I inpliieti. , i .M.miiii iitn,; a. lmnne, v . i. Darren, u. r
tute was held al Gaston last Satur-! and Mi Nelli" Mel.eu.1. ,.f Dillcy, Simon, K. L. Abbott. K. II. Johiv
lay. AImhiI twenty tiacbers were were vicilor" in ll ilun, yesier-.son. I. 1 ucker, K. li. Collins. J
in Rtten.binee. I'rofifsors Marsh , day, cini-ts of l l'mveil and W . liailey was nominated for jus
nnd Craur of Pacific University.! family. j tice of the peace, E. 15. Sappington
' I r" . i.u. 1 r r t i
were present and by their assist-! j., , ,,,, rv ,. Solar!,' , - uaug"n,a
auce conlribuled in no small degree la : fr Kl!l ,a M, ( Vrmi. k's hi-1 "rjT P"visor.
, ii. r oreni, virove. n. r.uoruon,
("yi'"' M"!"' I A. Buxton, I.. Smith, A. T. Knox,
R. K, r.onw is rcjiiiited very
sick nt hi" ii sidence, on Main
street Hi' many friends hope
that he -non recover and take
a new lease of life.
president to meet at tbe city hall
at 3:u0 p. m., Saturday, April 7th.
Kale M. lley, hec.
C. W. Iled mond and John North
rop were the leading opponents a-
gainst McNamer, in the nomina
tion for shentl. At one time it
looked favorably for Northrop
Redmond finally withdrew and;
some of his strength went to Mc
Namer.
If you are contemplating the
purchase of a bicycle, do not fail
to see the 11HM) Crescent and Cleve-
to the success of the meeting At
noon the teachers were invited to
partake of a bountiful lunch provid
ed by the citizens of Gaston. i
The following program was pre-1
seuled: j
FOR KNOON SKSSION.
I liiH-usdioii Course o( Stmly. j
The IniliiMrinl Sident American History j
1. X. IlnrdiiiK. i
Ilivisors and Multiptc R. V. Witt. !
Arithmetic Prof. J. V. Marsh,
AI-TI'.KNIMIN SKSSION.
r.rammar Prof. J. H. Cruitf
Oroll.ography A. M. Porter,
Ijmitioii llux
Farmer-, un' jiii.-'inn
work reniarkablv ta-;l.
; tin.' spring
and another
greater part of
week will see t la
the seeding I'-mnpl- tec
Dr. S A. Mulkey
dence, visited relativi
Tuesday, while en hi- way to Hal-
Idaho, where he intend' to
of Indepeii;
iii this city,
Go to Greer's for seeils.
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tike lli fit! lire le
H. C. Atwell, R. Wr, McNult, D.!
Smith. A. T. Knox was nominat
ed for road supervisor.
S. Forest Grove. J. S. Clark, J.
McNamer, It. Scholfield, J. Bailey,
F. T. Kane, I. A. Macrum, I.on
I.aughlin and J. S. Buxton. Lon
I.aiighlin. was nnminatiHl for road
supervisor. Forest Grove precincts
jointly nominated 0. R. Brown for
justice of the peace and J. Baldwin
for constable.
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW ;
Deputy District Attorney tor Washing
ton County,
Qfnce upstair over Delta Drug Store.
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey-Morgan Block,
Rooms, l and 2.
HILLSBORO. - OREGON.
land wheel, at Hoyt's, the Jewerer.
Postmaster F W. Cady, of Beav- SMITH & BOWMAN,
erton, was in the city tola, - on ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Finest line of soring dry goods in NoUrial Work and Conveyuicing.
Washington couniy at Schulinerich Roomn6 4 7 Morgan Blk.. Hillsboro. Ore
& Son's. Cheapest in price, and lvWvWWVyWvWWVWvW
Wt in quality and selection. .rn'r'r
ATTO RN EY-AT-L AW
(Successor to Barrett A Adams.)
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
WVWWA'
DR. J. E. ADKINS,
O. Johnson, the Sherwood polit
ician, has lieen spending the week
in the city.
WASHINGTON COUNTY UNION
PARTY.
New goods in all the latest styles
at Mrs. '.woman s, llillsboro.
WASHINGTON COUNTY'S
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
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Union party primaries were held
thrnuffbout Washinzton countv. 1
Saturday. Delegates to the couuty Fiften ye Eiperience in Hillsboro.
convention, which will meet in V X! rP I C 'Ix " '
Hillsboro Saturday, were chosen as X AO X f w
follows: Firstclass services: Charges reasonable
Sorth lliilsixtro Jonn at. wan,
C. A. Hanley, Charles Schneider, umce.uioi urn. over rnarmacy.
John Sewail, Herman chulraench, HILLSBORO, OREGON.
I , ..II V f riD;,l..l Palar
1SOSCOW , A. l. Arcnuoiu, vepnas
Kinenhnuer. Samuel Everitt and OR. C. B. BROWN,
Silas Bennett. F.J. William was
nominated for Road Supervisor, F. T"1ENTIST
M. Heidel for Justice of the Peace,
and Phillip Hassler for Constable Buildi Port!and 0
M.lh Hilluhorn K. Winn. W.I
II U'el,rn,,r F P Sc.hulmerich. wiU in HilUboro every fourth Mon-
C." Blazer, Allen Haworth, Charles da? io ech month'
Crocker, 0. K. Zook, L. Hanna, D
Corwin. Geo. Morgan, w . K. Iran
er, J. D. Housley, F. M. Ernest and
J.J. Weik. J. P. Kandall nomi
nated for Justice of the Peace, J. E
Adkins for Constable and H. C.
Toelle for Road Supervisor,
North Forest Grove John Ste
rhens. John Vandervelden, H. H
Clark, F. Thatcher, Ira E. Purdin,
H. Bernards, Vic Brown, R. 0.
Stephens, N. E. Dilley, E. A. Dix-
A
State S Foote, Mm
Transact a General Banking Business
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J. W. SHUTE. Managet
A. C. SHUTE ....Cashier
HON. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
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Carstens Bros.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
nODib Dressed Lumber
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc
HILLSBORO - OREGON
. ,i. , . T, 1
on, vs. u.i arKer. ic Drown w yyyyuyuuyuuy
nominated for tioad Supervisor.
South Forest Grove . H. H.
Myers, N. J. Walker, Geo. Bacon,
Charles Miller, John Stribach, J. V.
Abbott. J. J. Wirtz, Phil Beal,
Melki Johnson, Win. Langley and
E. Jerome. David Keen was nom
inated for Road Supervisor.
The two precincts, constituting
one district, nominated Thos. Roe
for Justice of the Peace and Daniel
Bailey for Constable.
Dairy J. C. Schulinerich, Ira
Watson, John Spierings, N. Stoltz,
Joseph llarley, Geo. Dooley, Fred
Zimmerman, J. W. Vandervelden,
II. Cop and Perry Watson. Perry
Watson was nominated for Justice
of the Peaco and Lewis Creps Con
stable. Gales Creek II. G. Parsons, J.
H. Berry, Percy Hines and G. L.
and George Proctor. J. P. Lilley
was nominated for Justice of the
dice, T. H. Hines for Constable
and H. G. Parsons for Road Sup
ervisor.
Cornelius Jan Reeves. Mike
Rcilitig, Robert Imler, Henry Har
. , , n mm m , i . .
ns, A. S. isriggs, l nomas lauioi,
Gra Cook, Peter Jensen, John
Smith, J. Merrell, A. Slandlee, M
Cook, A. A. Phillips, Charles Sch
ncider, Thomas W likes, a. r. Dor
lien, A. Honzaik, I.ige Miller, C
W. Henderson, Bailey and Ed
Wolf. A, S. Briggs was nominat
ed for justice of the peace, A. A
Phillips for constable and Mike
Henderson for road supervisor.
Buxton T. T. Buxton, William
Stephens and I. II. Rink, repubh
can delegates to ttie county conven
lion. William Stephens was nomi
nated for justice of the peace, Will
iaro Staley for constable and James
Cummings for road supervisor.
Sell sight Exchange and Telegraphies
Transfers anil issues Letters of Oredil
available throughout the United States.
Draw Kills ot Exuliuiium on LoiHlol .
LiverpiMil, Duhliii, PariH, Berlin, Kraiit,-fort-on-the-MHin.Htockhoiin,
anil all pril
niual eitiea of Kiirope.
Collections inmlo on all aiH-etwihle polnti
Banking hours from 9 a in to 3 p in.
Hillnlioro, Oregon.
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HORSES FOR SALE.
have for sale, at Cornelius, eight
head of work horses, weighing from
1,200 to 1,400. All are broken.
G. W. Johnson.
NOTICEJTO FARMERS.
Kalamar, the Clydesdale Stallion,
owned by the Laud & Leed Farm
Co., will not make the circuit this
season, but will be kept at the farm
at Reedville, where service may be
had throughout the season. The
Company has another horse, Balt
hazar, a half brother of Kalamar,
who will also be kept in the stud
at the same place. Bills giving
the pedigrees of these splendid ani
mals will soon be published.
J. W. Karsteter.Mgr.
Reedville, Ore., March 7, 1900.
The ltacycle crank hanger isO.
K. Call and see it on exhibition
at McCormick's bicycle store.
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