The Hillsboro argus., June 07, 1900, Image 3

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Victory ut the
lilt COKNKUUSIIKS AUK KKIIKKD
W.IN B l'iuti'l by tiOUil I'mpl
Atfainsl Ditty I'olillcal Wuik.
The general election ha" piieil
ami tin rimmI people Wunliiiig
tun mainly feel heller over llie re
suit of the vol tlitin they have
ever Ml over the iiiiteiiiiie uf euy
COIltetlt mill tmil full) ll'llllll"IUfl
in lli m PM'lion. It waa I'ikIiI by
the people; il whh u vii'tory f the
people; il w.tmlue; it wan iium-I; anil
it wan met - met ly Klur ly liallnU.
The union mrly hail tlm aupport
of nearly nil tli MulNtH, tl
deii.oorul, tit" hiIvit ri''iilli''""
ami hint, lull unl leant, il liul the
support of liumlrt'.U of ilin-iil re-
IHllllll'llllN, H'lin WITH ili)(IIHlr'tl nt
the IIV primal ien lltl'l In-t'll Hlulen
by 1 1 it lk.HNfn who pill up tint op
j.oHiiion lii'ki'l. Tin union tiiket
Um'Ii-I Ih jiiint Ni-iuilor; il m tttate
RiiHlor; it full repreneiitBtivc
tii kfl; itlierili"; clerk; recorder; mir
vrvi'r, ami coroner. Tim Cornel
illHltt'M IIIUiIh It Special effort l elect
their li'Kinlittivt' ticket until a lt?v
ilavs lu-fore llitt election, when they
fuuuil il hu'Ii'BH, then turned all
their attention to election I horn
biiiyh ami Jin k. '1 lu force tin
iltr lien (InriicliuK !' llioriHiuhly
ili'inorii!i."il Hint the ticket cut iii
by the Imps mt'l with ii defeat mi'ii
HM ho. never hi'i'ti et'ualleil in the
IiiMtiirv i( lint (nuiilv. It wan
coiiUmI fur purer lMiioim awl the
viclorvj all the more (jratif) inn
lor that reason. Tim u.iitti
succeeded in elnctiii llicir treasur
er, Mefmir in ul hcIiooI ttiMriiiteti
tltiut. Wilcox )vu elected by a
majority ol only 7.
THE SUCCESSFULCAND1DATES,
Union Ticket
V. II. WflirunK, atati henator (or
four veara.
Alex Swwk. ioint aenalor for
lour year.
Hulmrl Iternurd, reirenentative
for two veiirH.
0 K. ICiIhou. reiireHentutive (or
two vara.
Dr. A. W. Viuciul, reirewntaliv
fur two yeara
lieorgH A. Mnrxan, county clerk
John V. Himell, aheritT.
K ilnh Wauii, recuriler.
K. J. Ward. oiMiiiuiHaiuner, four
yoara.
Thoa. Wilkm, aurveyor.
r. W. t'. Via, coroner.
Hei(lbliciill Ticket
(liMiriji II Wilcox, aawaaor.
II. A llall.Hchool iuiierinleiiilent.
Uiid'ilili Criiiiilull, IreitHurer.
HARK, FKOM HEPPNER.
Hnrn In Heii'iner, on th" eve
iiinit of MV 2ll. to the wife, of J. J
Heul. a ten ImiiiiuI bov. Mother
mid child doiiiii well. Father atill
alivn. Ileiililier tiiui'ttfl.
Mr. Ileal ia well known in thin
vicinitv. Immiiii a native of hireMt
drove, and a Hon of Mr. and Mrn
Philliti Heal. For several yeara be
taiiKtit achool in thin coiintv, aAer
ward (?oiliR tn lliiiner, whefe he
a n biiMiucHa. IHK A nut' a con
gratulatea th liap'iy (mreuta.
The regular inonthlv rienaHon of
tile city council was held on 1 uea
dav eveniiiK. The bill of T. H
(Iheen, inaralial, fur May, 20 and
I,iht.t WalcrCu. fur 115.80 were
audited and ordered iiaid. The
Street Coininitle wua inatructfd to
Hell tlm old hell tower fur the beat
p'taaiblH fin1""6- It wan ftlao r(
oniuieni ed that uroitertv owiiith
cut the thiHtlea in Htreeta and alley
about their fireiniHea, A Hiecial
mwaiun waa held on Ihurxdav eve
ii in if and the bill of I'liil Witliy
combe for tilii, IM2..tr wua audited
and ordered paid. The recorder
nan kIhu aiithnrizHil tn tranainit
$400 to liHtld & Til ton bank by
July, 1st to pay in threat on city
IhiikIh. It waa alno ordered that
the Htrei't cuiiiiuitleo ami Htreet
coiiiiuiHflioner proceed to make the
repair to aulewalka anil alreet
ulaiikinii an provided for in ordin-
ancea No'a 1S2, 18.1 ami lH4,ut the
exoenae cf the property owners
The time for the completion o( the
Third Street ditch waa extended to
July 15th.
Notice Mr. A. K. Cooper, Q. A.
P. I)., C. K. I. & P. Uy., 250 Alder
St., Portland, Ore., adviaea me that
hia company will run four apeoial
ly cheap exeuraiona to ttie Kast,
leaving Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo June 23, July 12 and
20 and August 4. He will be
pleaaed to anawer any Inquiries.
II. Schulinerich, PnatmaBter.
The CrnBoent 1h the populur wheel
at n Htaiulurd price and no belter
wheel at any price. Call on Hoyt,
the Jeweler, and see them.
On next Thursday to Saturday
noon Dr. Lowe, the oculo-opticittn,
will be at the Tualatin. See him
if possible, his Punt day, us he in
always rualihd his lust day. If
vou are subject to headaches, Dr.
Lowe especially invites you to call
and see him,
C. KinK, of near I'cltr Mill, IomI
omi of liia barn on llm night of
May ill), by lim, V. King wa nl
tint barn with a lantern, feeding
the atiK-k. Ilu hp'. the lantern
own ami went to an adjoining
irn to nt a nark of ontn. Whiie
nIimhiiI lie heard Ilu- iIoh harking,
nit ih I i no attention km Iim hiii-
iiihi'iI tliey ir oti'y 1 1 - v 1 1 ; it
cmii litf" willi t lit citlit. lii'ii ti
ll n if III UlH HM'II In mtw tilt f I ( N
Coining I Mm IIih IiiiiIIiii 1 In'
UiitiTii lutil Imi'ii Iiiihi ovi-r. Hi
liurrii'il to tl) lir, lint Oil hay wan
miidlit ami tin llauii'M hiti- riiil
ly Niri'aliti(. I'-y a mtrrotv mar
Kin lit droVH 1 1 1 ritltlc uml lirncH
out of lb buililin. hiiii.i' of tin-in
beiuu bIhiohI fori'i-il out. TIih ('un
ity, bt'in in hi'il, wiTf latf in iiv
iii hint aHHihliinci', unit hIh-ii thi-y
IIIIIM lli lllH II HI till ILlllKM WTf
hooliliK thrniiuli tin roof. Tin
biirn ' ii 1 1 nl i ii-il (i vi li"f"'M, tivo
own, um4 t'ulf, thii'i! loiiM uf hay.
iiino Hiicka of oil In, fifty xiirka of
imUlofM, ami lliu Iokn in i-ntiuinli'il
at f.i.iO. lnuruiiiv, flM). I In
con tj hum, ID fi-i't ilihtuiit. wiih
laliniKcil about f'JM, ;i 1 1 tu hi It llif
buil'liiiK wim n vim I 'Ilu- I ot-f in
oViTHil by iiiHiiranci HI tlit i j.j ti
Kirn lii'lii'f Ahiii'iulioii.
H(jhiiluiiriri A- Son mII more
iiiilliirnlN than any other linn in
thin county. Tins reiiHiiii of tliit i
low iiriivM uml lli hil of uuiiliiy
They ar hkiuiIh for tlHhnrii uml
lii'rin liarviKliii( iiiarhintry.
Kork InIhiiiI 'lov Hint hiiiroMx.
Fiili wuoim (ii't their iiiirey be-
fori iuri'hiiHiii.
W. V. Wiley, K. H. Siiiiiiintuii
ml W. K. .Mit'onit have len
fliK'te'l deleilulea to uttciiil the
(irand (,'abin of On-H'in Native
Sunn, whii.lt runvencH nt t'ortlatnl
Juni 1.'!, I I Hud loth lion. V.
N. Harre't, alio in on of the
(iraiiil Cabin ullicerx, will ill ho tit-
imid. Tim Kutive I ;iUKht-rn huve
elirlid Mm. D. M. V. (I.iuh uml
Mra. W. II. Cuniieil to reireieiii
tlli'lll at the t rami Cabin. Mrt".
Mary Wi-bruntf a!in elei'ied ita at-
Urfiate. Jim itrnml bmliea will
meet at the Hilini time, iimi will
alio tin there hen the 1'iuiieiTt'
AHKiH'iutinn in in con ventiuii.
Talk about hIiih-s fur men, women
and children - if yuu Jont believe
H. Webriing t Hons havethn uuel
ompleU line in tin city YnilHhuiild
1 r ' 'if. til
Ito, ami sallsiy yuurseii. -y isu a
few odds left uver, regardless iXi'ust,
if we can only lit yon. l!omeml
see us.
Thoa. Tallsit, who was the no
lull lioiinuee ior couiiiy ircifiirer,'
was defeated by only a few vles
lb was eminently iiuulilied fur tin
position, hut his jM.litir.il enemies
used bis deafness against Iimi.
This would have made no dill'er-
euce as to Ills filling the nllice, lull
many did nut look at il that way.
Tallxil is lu lie cutigralulnled on
his splendid run, anyway, lie has
always tilled public nllice to the
satisfaction ul his coiistiluenlM,
mid he bus many move friends
than votes. Owing tn the recent
Jeatli of Mrs. Talhnt, he did nut
make an active canvas or ne iiiom
assuredly would have been elected
II. Wehruug iY Suns have just
received a full line of silks, satins,
braid (rimming, MnlaiKleries, luces,
handkerchief linen, doiM swis-.es,
percales, dress gnods aial rililsuis.
Call and see our lines hAfnre buy-
lug elsewhere.
Last Thursday evening after
prayer meeting the members of the
M. K. church attended the parson
age in a Ixitly and presented the
minister a present in the shae uf
a liuiepittcu, a liumlnniiic gold
watch. The pastor was entirely
taken by surprise, and expressed
his pleasure in a few well-chosen
reiuirks.
When you wish to buy a bicycle,
call on (J. A. Wehruug. lie sells
the Chaiiiless Columbia at Kill and
$75. Columbia Chain, H ami
50. Hartford, Chain, o0 and
35. Pennant, Chain, !f'25 and :.0
Hon. W, D. Dare, who is one nf
the trustees uf the A. 0. U. W. Su
preme Ludge departed Wednesday
evening for Hioua Falls, Dakota.
. i
to attend the annual convention uf
that ImhIv. Mr. Hare is one of the
best known workmen in the United
Slates, having Isiun a member of
the Supreme Lodge as a delegate to
tho Supreme convention lor many
years. lliK Auui'H wishes Iimi a
pleasant trip.
Don't fail to get one of those. K.
N. A. F. Co. suits while their stock
is complete in all fdju's, nt 1 1. Well
rung & . Houa. Aloyspleiulid line
of overooal. No trouble to lit yuu
and no trouble to show you our
lines.
Now that election is over per
haps the mads will nut sutler Ilu;
strain they have endured for so
many weeks. With twenty or
thirty rigs, daily, going over the
highways, currying the loads of
anxious hopes, the farmers must
have thought that theoUioials elect
would know something of tho needs
of the various road districts, any
way. H. WehruiiK Si. Sons are now is
suing tickets on tho ssAmil wlTt'ft"
to bo given their patrons', tins sea
son. Haoh sfl.OO cash pniVhuse en
titles vou to a ticket on a P.I00
Columbia. '
.1. Q. Johnson and family, who
ivh been in the city from Mount
itiu IWnct, for several day, ri-
turned home yesterday morning,
"Farmer" still reuiem hers the old
railway days.
HILLSBORO ARGUS,
What the County dads
hccil dniiitf.
have
HKIIH.KS Al) K0AHS tDMKAtltD
Ihi' il.iiiin iilliiwcd will be (itllilihbei)
in m il wrrk'a i"iie.
Ordi-red tliMt cnuiity road No. .T79
be opeueil and et)tablilied.
Ira K Untdley, Henry Dooh-y and
Chimney Went appointed viewers
to meet nt tin limine uf CliaM. Hurr
on Momlay, June IK, and view road
.'IS,'!; nud tiauie to meet June I'.).
uml view road .'Wl.
Hull Muiintiiiii Uoml, No, 1(7(
iirdi-red fhtahlixht-d: the aurveyur
lo lie i:iid .'! per day.
liiicipN of Ueriinler's nllice,
IKIT.'.MI; Clerk'n nllice, fJlO 15; ap
proved. W'iirriint fui 1 .' i .' I audited to M.
M. Meud. fur lill ipleted near
TiKnrdville.
I'.iiN on bridge ami fill tie.-ir F.
CinnteiiH place
Mend A NelHiHI, If'-'US; J. J. Weik.
2-VJS.1; M. S Dailev. fi.'WI; W. C.
1 1.(41.--. 1 1 ; ::o; .1. w.'CoihIui, f-."22;
A. A. Mend, 2I0.
It wait therefore ord -red that
Mead A Nelnon be awarded the
cotil racL.
Iti'ln on Dvle bridge and fill:
Diiley. u2,'.l.-a,l, T'.t; A A. Mead.
Ii'.l; 0 (.BrriiiUH, plO; J. J, Winiuer,
t:i'i. M. M. Mead awarded the
colli met at
Appointment of A. A. Phillips
us bicycle tax collector was ap
povid.
Ordered that the county flerk
draw warrants for the legal fees of
the judges and clerks of election.
Tin claim allowed will appear
ill tliirt paper lieXl veck. Court
ttdjoUrueil.
Kcal Eilate Trnlcri.
A lluiiils mnl f to J.i MiliaiiHii,
. S. 4. 5. 7. "l . 1,lk s
Hi-.iiiloii Kot
IVlrr 't'ri li-l to S.iut .Miillrr lo a,
J J llutrv:er illc
W N lUirrlt aihl f to Kliiwls-th
llriiwii It I llk 6 llililiunl I'ark
ml to IlilMiwro
Win II Simi le lo Mm i S Siiyilrr,
Ir in we 14 U ti w
Mm (' J SiimIit tu J 0 Snyder tr in
wi Ulimi
Hiiirv A Wilson iimi wt to tV 1-' and
J 1' CuiMrii Hi il a sex lo-l I tJ u
i 4 w
illlhmn lu llirrii-tl lltowu It
hk tu Wiilkrn ml to t" Orovt, .
!' Ii Ihsir Scinls-r Coliv asi(4iiee
to 1'acitic Ciwsl Sellout l'lirulsll
Kuo
loo
On pt lilk i I'ureH t'.rove IJix
I'liul W rnlrrlieM ami wt tu J as
l:iitrii-r l Ji a Kt-i- lit ti n r 4
I too
f II Hnnlli y ami wf t J T Oanl
tier S 1 Jo a urc s t I n r 4 w
Nellie S Crow iimi titl tu W It Cuit
is, lu l ami 14 til k i Ciirtiu add
l-.irrst tiruve
V C. Cm tin and wf tu J M Kuti, tr
in Win Stokm die
Win Cm lis to R A Curtis I 137 kc
1 1 1 u t s w
Dead Letters,
31 H)
Tlit- following is the list of letters re
mniniiiK III tin llillstiuru sisl urlice un
I'luiiiu'd :
Clark CoiJtiey.
Ali Ii Iters nut called fur liy June 16
luiii) will be sent 10 the dead letter ollice.
One cent will W i'liiir;" t on each letter
rutted lor.
II. Si llUl.MHBlCH, P. M.
Finest line of spring dry goods in
Washington county at Sciiulmerich
A- Sun's. Cheapest in price, and
best in vi Hilly and selection.
Sunday will be observed as chil
ilren's day in the Methodist
church. Ai pmpriate services will
he held in the morning, lu the
evening, the children and the
yiiiiuii people will render a good
iinmrain. Kvervbody will be
given a cordial welnoiue.
7 1
K. (t.Leedv has been elected as
executi ve of Che St a te ( 1 range. M r
i.Leedv is a citizen of 1 igiirdville.
mil has always been an nctive
wnrkcr in lirang circles, and his
nrefcriueut is 11 pleasant recogiu
lion of his sei vines In this regard
Mr. lifcilv will fill the position
with honor to himself and credit to
the (I range.
K. J. Lvons made a business
trip to Portland tho first of the
week;
The defeat of Max Burgholer
for assessor, by seven votes, u re
grelted by the ninny friends of the
Uixtonite. Mr. mirghoUer was
called home the last few day of
the canvass, owing to the Illness of
a child. Had he bsen able to have
remained in the field he would
have been a winner. He make an
unsoltish campaign, with a strong
man ncainst him that is, a man
who wns considered one of the
slronuest bv his own people and
t.iie way Mux went down the line is
to his credit.
Quite a severo'. stabbing scrape
occurred Monday. Little Harrison
Hougbson and Jonnie Creighton
indulged in a school hoy quarrel
and the bitter1 stabbed the former
with his iincket knife, indict! Pit
severe and dangerous wound just
below the collar b ne on the right
- side. At the preliminary oxiuui-
nutiun the Creighton hy vvixs
hound over to the grand jury Hint
held in $200 bonds Ilea verton
' Correspondence.
The Metropolitan I'rintitix Co..
of Portland, baa sued I. U . Join
son, of (iaHtnn, for an elleui-d claim
of over two hundred dullara. The
company alleges Unit it furnished
The Hatchet printing material ami
labor while Mr. romiison was a -
iwiue Ilia name in stand at tl.e
ii ad (if the paper's ediiorial pae
as uwiii-rithat Tliiiiiion was the
owner, so forth and ho on. The!
company alleges thai part of t lie
material which was furiiiaheif, haa
been paid ami sues on a balance.
The HaU;l.el was started by Austin
('rail, several years aL'u and at
first vained much iiopularity.
Later on it encountered financial
lilliciilties and from then on it had
a troublous voyape on the sea of
journalism. .Mr. t raiu, us origin
al editor before Mr. ItioMipsom b
ame alalicted lo the newpaer
fever, was a vefy bright young
man and as a country newspaper
man, had few eoiials. It is under
stood that Thompson's name was
placed at the head of the editorial
ape only as a matter nl accumu
lation to Mr. Craig, and if he is
forced to foot the bills of the p;ijer
which has .gone 'defunct he may
have a heavy load to carry. It.
takes money to run even a country
newspaper.
For each dollar in cash spent at !
II. W lining & SiiiayrnKwill re-1
eive a ticket entitling y. to a
Irawi-ig on a Wheeler & Wlson, r',ler "txaiixise nave ueea mini
Imp head, 5 drawer, Mi siVvinp i as a committee on transporU-
. i f i t j- ! ti.in TKa ehurnh in vhih lKa
maciiiue; seconu iiri.e, mcyciei ior i
buy or cirl.
i .
Dr. Sand ford, of (.lencoe, aid
"
who has been ill f..r several ,
mouths, waa in the city yesterday,
ami maite this oince a very pleas-;
ant call. It pleises Ins many
friends in this city to see him able
be around. And we are sure
that his many friends in bis sec
tion, and in the country, will be
ileased to learn of his complete
recovery.
We lead in low prices others
follow: we lead in best (jiialiufs a.
ttom tliMires: "bixteert ouiices lo
the pound and thirty-six iitehes to
tho yanl, is our motto. Wfchrung
A Suns.
J W. Armsworthy, 01' Wasco,
Sherman county, is visiting with
relatives in this section, and is at
present the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
i. W. Masters. Mr. Armsworthy
is an old time newspaper man, and
made this office a very pleasant
call. He will remain fur several
lays.
Call on the undersigned fur
utge cabbage plants during the
planting season and get your wants
supplied with any number you
may ilesire. I), tj. Auok, Millsboro.
Jopliu & Kieshilsch, Portland
t . r .1.1 . !
intraclnrs, passed through the city
Monday evening, enrnute to Yam
hill, where they Will haul telephone
and leletrrauli imles to lill a larue
contract for nofthweia delivery.
They took four fine four horse teams
ith them, and will be hauling lor
several weeks.
Ilicvcles, bicycle sundries, second
hand wheels, wheels to rent and
repairing neatly done, at MeUor-
nick's bicycle store. (Set ready
, J
for Ihe bicycle, parade.
There will be a social dance at
the Hillsboro opera house, Satur-
lay evening, June ltith. Kan-
dall's orchestra will furnish the
music. Tickets, 50 cents; supper
extra, Splemtul ti ne guaran Iceu.
Cinars at F. J. ll.trher'e, 2nd St.
Otllcinl Yolo of Washington County, June Election, 1900
(COMPILED BY J. B.
OHT1CB
AND
CAMDIDATK.
r or C un r re.
Boriiard Daly, lm.-Peo.
W. V, Klmora. Pro
Jauina K. Hears, K.'ir. Puo
Tliomaa U. Tunrua, Kt-P
Jiwik-e guiirotu Cuurt
O. J. Uiisht, Pro
TtomiM li. Orvene, Dem
Charles K. Wolverton, Kp
ltilry and I-Voj Coiutiuutilunor
J. W. Halley, H'-p
P. U Kxnaily. Pro.....
W. Siliuliiurloh, leiu.-Pao
Julut Sttnatur -
Beii. P. Ourubllua, Hep ,
A Ira Sweek. l)ii.3'eo.-Dem,-Ctt.
T. 8 DanlBl, Ihi
IHKlrlcl Atlorney
Harrison Allen, Ktp
C. SohueM. Un.-Dein.-Peo
Bute Senator
J. M Or.ar, Pro ,
R W. Haines, Hep
VV. 11. Weliruns. uu
Ki'prcsi-iiiairvtv-t
Abnt-r UrlKiia. Ki'P
J. C. Ilui'lmnan, lii-p
tlmrK W. Slitt. Hep
Hubiirt Hei-nanU; I'll
il. K. ll)n. tin...
A. W. Vlm-cnt, Un
Julian Hatch. Pro
S. W l'otttv. Pro
J S Thompson, Pro ,
lnmty Commlnsioner
John I't'lera, Pro ,
T. (V Toilil. Uip
K. J. WwJ, tin
I'minty I'leik
Opoko A. Morifiin, tTn
Jolm A. Tharnburgh. Rep.u.
Shrrlrt-
Oharles H. Hiunfonl, Pro
John H. MrNttmer, Hep
John W, Ht-woll, Uh
Itt'coriler of Conveyanoe-
C, Jack. Jr., Hep
C. A. Jones, Pro..,..,.,
KiiIiiIi Vnnn. Un
TrtNtaiirer
IlivSilph I'runiliill. Rep
N. P. Oiikcrman. Pro ,.,
Thomita Talbot, Un
AsuiwHor
Max Htirichalior. Un
H. 8. Bturtlfivivnt, Pro..,,,,,,,,
Urori-f it. wucux. llt'p. ......
Wurvpyor
A. A. Morrill, Rep ,
Thumim 8. Wl!k.s, Un..,
BclKKtl SuperlntenUeiit .
11. A. Hall, Hi p ,
W. n. nt-itr, i-io. ,..,,..,... ......
l-. Lorritsn, un. .......... ,.......(.,....,
t.'oroiier
A. 1j. miyior, vr., nup.,
A, Httimlieo, nr., ito
w. f. via, ur un
Total of each prednet,
Constitutional Atneiutinents loBt
JUNE 7, 1900.
If'
iieiu in tiiiHiaiy, inuraaay,
lime 7th
WIS A VEKV PLEASANT SESSION
I Tweoty-Srvco Sihwil Kepvried Forty
Delegate with Credential.
The eleventh annual coovantioD f
the Washington County Sunday
School Association met in this city,
June 7, with an attendance of forty
delegates and with 27 ichooli re
ported. L. C. Walker, of Forett
(trove., presided. Key. Davia Win
ans, of Salem, a state worker, waa
present.' The meeting wa bald in
the Christian church and the con
vention was very successful. Eld
er Sickafoose was elected a delegate
to the state convention, which will
convene at Portland. June 13-15,
land at which time tlier will be a
steamer excursion to Bonneville.
car J"."1 ver ""'J coarwrw
r'"' in V 'or w JrpoK
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nieeting was held was beautifully
mcuuraieu aim iuc muica ui niiw
I lK,ro oyiA ,, excellant dinner
u .. , . . . u .. .. ... r u.iia
for the viitoril in Wehrungi' Hall,
llt wi,:f,i. .h,,,,. .... tinrfi-t r
aled.
BENJAMIN'S DREAM.
I dreamed a dream the other atffct.
When ill around was Mill;
I dreamed that Alei. Sweek and I
Were running up a hill.
Alex'i legs were iremendoui ttroug
And nine were fagged and lame;
I knew unlet we scared him off
That he would bag the game.
So t shouted then to Gaalt'a boy
And all the acribbling crew,
To hide beaide the road
And scare him with a "bugaboo."
Alei. won! A not scare at all.
But kept right on the track.
I shouted then to Banker Haines
To drive to giant back.
And Edward true to his nature
Made one terrible lunge;
Ue taw that hit efforta were fruitiest
So he threw up the apoage.
Then with a last despairing hope,
I yelled to Henry Ford;
And he stood there like a wart
And never spoke a word.
W1D8 A was a.
Now my brother ' Joe Simonites"'
From congressman to juatice of the
peace
wbeD yu eapeci io elide tnto once,
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SCHOOL REPORTS.
llintricl 81, Cedar Mills, Washington
Co. Ore. For mouth beginning May 7th
and cloning June 5th. No. day taught,
19, No. enrolled, 3S. average attend-
11 rM i& timtl tar.lv 1A Ttt nnil
j head-marka were gained by Meud Haa-
aei in the b) clasa, and by joa. Oouo
van in Ihe (a) claaa. Thoa present
every dav and not trdy are Carl Folgel
Francis ' Mead, Harry Hansen. Nellie
Joh",?n. "j1" Zu"". Andrew
4UHCIV.UCI etuvi wauu i4wuaci.
S. R. Skeels, Teacher.
F. M. Heidel make9 a specialty
of buying and selling timherlanda.
Dtl ice on Main Street opposite
Tualatin Hots'. Hillsboro, Ore
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by a large majority. IWnt ctndi(lv?a' votei will appear next week1 01 contract
4 very pretty home wedding oc
curred Tuesday eyenmg at Si.fO
o'clock at the residence of the
bride's parent,. Mr. and Mrs
Barnes, when Miss Lyda Karnes
waa united in holy matrimony to
nr. fcdwin Kllerson, Kev. S. W.
Potter officiating. The bride was
terr tastefully dressed in w'.iitr
and the grooo in conventional
black looked happy. The parlor
was very tastefully decorated and
the ceremony was performed under
a beautiful floral horseshoe of
whit carnations and blue furget-ine-nota,
the work of the groom's
tuother. Miss Edna Barnes and
Mr. Wayne Wiley, cousins of the
bride, as bridesmaid and best man
assisted the young couple through
the trying ordeal and Kev. Potter
very gracefully introduced the
young couple as Mr. aud Mrs. 11-
erson. AfUr the coneratu ation.
the guests were invited into the
spacious dining room to enjoy a
oouotitul repast which bespoke
the efficiency of Mra. Barnes in
providing for the happy occasion.
A merry party of serenade soon
came and were invited in to be in
troduced to Mr. and Mrs. Ellerson
and were served to a part of the
wedding supper. The happy
young couple went direct to their
own home, followed by the best
wishes of many friends. Beaver
ton Correspondence, Times.
August Tews will open a tailor
shop in tbis city Hillsboro and
be ready for business June 1st.
Give him your patronage. Repair
ing neatly done. Shop on Second
Street.
S. Everitt was elected justice in
North Hillsboro; E. B. Sappington.
constable; f . J. Williams, road
supervisor. In South Hillsboro,
J. P. Randall was elected justice;
,' rranK Kelsay, road supervisor and
i Wm. Tapper, constable. The
county precinct elections will be
' published ia full next week.
I Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street,
j for a neat shave or hair cut. Satis-
faction guaranteed. Fine bath
room in connection.
Two pieces of timber were sawed
this week, at the Hiatt k Reason
ed mill, Gales Creek, measuring
SOjilOJ inches, and 70 feet in
length and containing 1823.64 feet,
broad measure, in each piece.
These timbers are for a steamboat
engine bed.; They were ordered by
C. L. Jones, of Portland, and were
delivered to the cars at Forest
Grove yesterday.
Bicycle repairing, turning, braz
ing, vulcanizing and bicvele sund
ries of all kinds, at 0. G. Wilkes,
Second Street, next door to Hotel
Hillsboro. .
H. H. Fenton, John Gault and
Wm. Bender and R. B. Good in
were down from Salem the first of
the week, to help out the election
returns. Wm. Pointer, the genial
old residspter from this place, who
also has a position at Salem, was
bere to. exercise his voting pnvi
lege, and returned Tuesday.
If you are contemplating the
purchase of a bicycle, do not fail
to see the 1900 Crescent and Cleve
land wheel, at Hoyt's, the Jewerer.
Not a single constitutional
amendment carried in this county
Equal suffrage bad 805 votes,
"yes." and 1123. "No," thus losing
in this county by 313 votes.
Money to loan 6 and 7 per cent;
Booms 1-2 Shute Bid., Hillsboro.
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CLERK J. A. IMBRIE.)
THE ARGUS
j JUNE 1900
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PROFKHHIONAt.
F. A. BAILEY, II. D.
thylclan, Burgeon and Aecoaehe
Office it Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi
dence so n-weat corner Baseline and
Second. All calta promptly attended
day or 1 ;bt.
S. T. L.NKLATER, M". B. C. If.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Orttca at Ktnence Kait of Court House
JAMF.S PHII.UPK TAMIES1E, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Sari-eon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or Kngliah. Of-
hre ana Resilience south aide of Main,
oear Odd Fellows' Building, Hillsboro.
GEO. R. BAGLEY
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW
Rooms 1 aud 2 Shute Building
HILLS BOKO, . . OREGON.
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THOS H TOKGOS. a a TOXCUK,
Moraar
THOS. H. t E. B. TONGUE,
Attorneys-At-Law.
Rooms , 4, & j, Morgan Blk, HUUbotO.
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H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEYATLAW
Deputy DiatrtiH Attorney tor Washing
too Ounnty, ,
Office upstairs over Delta Drug Store.
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORN E Y-AT-1. AW
Office Upstairs, Bailey-Morgan Block,
Rooms, 1 and 3.
HILLdBORO. - OREGON.
SMITH k BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Notarial Work and Conveyancing.
Rooms 6 4 7 Morgan Blk., Hillsboro, Ore
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W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
(Successor to Barrett & Adams.)
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
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DR. J. .ADKINS,
Fifteen year Experience in Hillsboro.
DENTISTP"
Firstcli i&ervices; Charges reasonable
Office, 'jnioa Blk, over Pharmacy.
HiLLriBORO, OREGON.
DR. C. B. BROWN,
DENTIST
516 Dekuin Building, Portland, Oregon.
Will be in Hillsboro every fourth Mon
day in each month.
Carstens Bros
UANDPACTDKaas or
KoDib d Dressed Lomber
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc '
HILLSBORO - OREGON
Racyclee, $35 to $40; Imperials,
$25 to $45; Ramblers, $20 to $45;
Crawforda, $35 to $50.
Repairing a Specialty
E.L. McCormiok, Agent,
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
Hillsboro Foundry and
... Machine Shops ...
Dealer in Engines and Boilers, Pnmpa,
etc. Repairs all kind of Macbinerv.
Manufacturer of all Kinds of Brass
... and Iron Castings ...
Grate bars and all kinds of casting for
Thresher engines and boiler.
Steam pipe fittings.
... W. J. BENSON ,
Near Depot, - Hillsboro, Or.
Buy a 20th century, or Solar
lamp; for sale at McCormick's bi
cycle store. y;ij '),'.-.-.,' ' ..
Teams wanted for woml hauling.
Apply at once to Unre & SultiuelU
er, Hillshoro. Will hire by cord