The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, June 14, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 14, 1900. Al.t x about TH.f rorns": A WKMK WITH TIIK I'mil-I. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXISZ Every Hcumoii to Kxpcct u SuccvhsI'iiI Meeting. THE TltkEr SELLERS AKE NAMKU. Live Stuck EihUilt Fiumic lu lie full of lultri'l. Tim Htt Fair Hoard hiU nunied AlU-rt Toier,nf Portland, and J C. I Urn, f llillsh-tro, a tii-knt sellers Ht tli rsilroad nil when the tall fair in in session. It, H. Collin, of thin place, has received that ui.iniiutiiii-iil n maridial. Tim Evening Tt l'-nrmu Ixim follow ing lo ny of lli iiiwlioj?. w t i 1 Im held Hi'iitfinUr lali to the 2'Jd, iiuluHivf: President Wi'hrunit and Hcr Ury VV iKiltMii art' very entlim-iii-tin nvpr mitliMik fur tin fir tlii vear. Tlu'V chiin llmt everything (H.illlH III IIIUHt HIKVlWllI IIH'l l- tux vr lull here. Til" Hilh'lll pursa ul Hum list nlrendv (liven amuiriiiiee of the Im-hI wing lUring of borne n'vvr entered, noil lit other irik rvftitu provided will l of no lnn tnli-rent. I lifli, the ex the mhibil of live stock will Iw superior to i y 1 1 1 i 1 1 k in llmt li howu before. V to tl present tiniB Him prinripul content tor him llfH Ullll lirHIIIUIIIH llDH I COIIIHI ed to Uri-aou stock, with an wen ional lierl from Washington, but this year them irmiiitfn to I some tnmg rival Hi Jerseys, nnori. horns ml ollnr breeds, from CkI (ftirhia. which will Hlil consider able fxi iti iiii'iit to the hIiow, LICIITY-GARDNER. Married: At the. residence of Mr ml Mm. W. I'. Gardner, of Hills torn, Hominy, Juns 10, WOO. JiiiIr W. IV Smith oIlioiiUiiiB, Mr. Will lam I.iehtv mid Minn Pearl Gsrd tier, both of that vicinity. After Hid ceremony was over the wedding party werf seated to a delightful dinner. The happy couplo will at ones tuko U hmiKekeeping on the Plains, residing on lh Foola mnrh. The groom in lh eldest sou of Mrs. Kluit K. l.iehty ud tl lrid in a ilauttbtf r of Mr. and Mr. J. N. Gardner. Itoth are general favor itei with the young Mile of thin vicinity ami a hirH circle, of friend wish them every happim. Card of Thnk. The undersigned deairi lo thank tlm niHiiv friend who eo kindly lent aid during the illneH and death of un witu. C. Mattmkh, Laurel, Ore , Juno 12, I'JtK). Tim Advent Chrinliiinn will hold their Annual Camit Meeting at Kant Portland, commeiu'tiiR June IB. and cliwina on the 2.lh. He- dinted rates have 'n Beeured on ihe Southern I'ai illo railroad; one ami one-third rate for round trip Quito a numU'r from Mum county have aitrnilimi their intention to attend and Dr. Win. l!haiiinan, of Beattle, and Dr, Carpenter, of t'ali foriiiu, noted KvangelielH, have been twourcd for the meeting and the convention promiaeH to lie one of great HiIwhI. The little child of Stephen llol lenbeck, of Mountain, had a fall thin morning which rendered it iiii!otiMt;iiMin for a time. It i now on the road to recovery. If your friend winds a good countv Diiiier one that comes nearer giving the county news than any o,r all others reler him to this paper. Hy so doing you will benefit him and at the same time help a struggling newspaper man.; It does not mutter what your pol itics are, as long as you know Tine Annus to lie the bent in the county, giye it a nood word. You may be a poor newspaper man yourself, SHnetime, and then you will wish you had helped out "poor, old, long-suffering Long." Herman Toelle, who was con nected with the Main street har ness shop, has sold to his partner, John Simpson, and departed for the bunch grass country. 4 Sheriff Bradford closed the tax roll Monday morning and com menced making up the delinquent list. There was qui to a rush the first of the week, consequent to this, and manv was the taxpayer who just got off the roll by "the skin of his teeth. Commissioners' proceedings are of such volume that the precinct eotions are crowded out this wk. Copy is in and the sue-. cessu.1 candidates will appear in nexiveek s issue without fail. Dr. Wancif, J, Bailey, now Sur aeon on i, it. S. TransDort Law ton, will company that vessel to Alaska ami m (nht will be touch ing Pacific cgt pon,t8 fot BOme months to oo.e, iIis HMsboro friends wish li, no )elter luck ths" oast oruiskg although he . 'nay aee the Orient' fore autumn. Lost, on Main Strt, Hillsboro, one pa.r steel frames Spectacles. A so one pair brown ,id gloves. V. J. Wall b:m the following to v with referMii'ii to the iihmhiI I organlxalinim of Vliintini ntiin- ty: "forest iirove will furniKh Hn own munio ihi year for iu efli'liru Hon on the 4th of July, also f"r thf Soldier's enraiiipiiii-nl , the old turn- Band Man, Lelif lir.er, r-tu t n-l to Koreet Urov a fiw ilays ago, and wlmrever he may be, (hern nlxo will I a biiml; ho put imwilcr among the imya and fi tcliini iIh iii up to pral ine on 1 't I iifHiln y evi mug for llm (iret linn'. Fuii-ht drove band is a iiiumber of the Htats AsMiN'iation, and we hp' t see them in excellent condition for the full meet. VerbiMirt hand Iihh been engaged lo play torn celebra tion at Hrholls on the I'll nod iiected lo Colin out with new uni- fiiriiiH, bill i'onditions uuexpecl.d prevent them frmn doing so." VerlHiort will In in fine trim for tlm Stale Fair thin fill. The uni forms of the Hillsboro Bund will arrive this week from the Ivi-1 and the hoys fee I proud of the fuel thai they will pay for them this season without the Klibseripiioli of one ltd lu r . llill-boro hand have re ceived several llnHering offers from distance, for the lib of July but are holding themselves in readine-s for bourn wot k on (hat dav. Ml the other bands in the count) are Is-ginning Ij' bestir themselves pre paratory to the Slate Itimd Conven tion which meets at Salem during the Slate Fair." H. Wehrutig A Sons have jm-t received a full line of silkur-iitius, braid trimming, ends iiterieslacrs, handkerchief linen, dotted. SwVses. Hercules, dress t'oods and ribrVilH Call ami see our lines Ix-fore liv ing elsewhere Mrs. I.ucy K. Ililchcock will lecture to ladies in the Christian church on Friday nod Saturday aft rnisiiis, June l.'i I'i til 2 '!!) Tliese lectures are of creat beiielil ! to all ladies and none should inics this opportunity to hear her. The work is one that extends all ovei the world and is endorsed by the clergy and all cultured people who are interehte.l in gisl works and whatever is of benefit to humanity. No admission is charged, All ladies are cordially invited Thern will be a social dunce at the Hillsboro opera house, Satur day evening, June Ititb. Ban- lalls orchestra will luruM! me music. TicfcHs, oil cents; supper extra. Splendid Hue guarantees. I'hoeuix lAklge No. ol, l of I'., of this fit v, has elected the follow ing as officers for the term cm mencing July I: Laurel ,m. tioyi, chancellor coiiimander; J T. More- land, vice; . J. Itenson, prelate; Win. Itousceiii, master at arms; I.. A. Iong. keeis'r of records end seal;Ueo. Scbulineiich, master of finance; Dr. W. D. Wood, master of exchecquer; Orville Wilks, in side guard; J. J. Hector, outside guard; II. T. Latham, master of work. II, Wehrung & Sons are now is suing tickets on the seemtTTwTieel to lw given their patrntisV this fen son. Kach If UK) cash pukhuse en titles you to a ticket onn 1'JtKi Coluuibia. The (ilcnciH-liillsboro telephone line will soon be in operation and then we can '! Hello" all we please with that pleasant little, village. The poles are already on the ground and it will be only a mat ter of a few days until the wires 1 the instruments llliJt;ii!)!!i!Sii(;isES Well Attended and the I'nr gram wa a Success. IWEMV EUdlf XEW (iKADUATES Vtvt Tirni will Ceiiiminie Some Time ill Seitcllllicr. The (-losing exercises of the I f i I If -lioro High Scliisd last Friday eve ning were well attended and the program was well executed. The gradmils were: Kdythe K. Haines, Mau.l Bag-L-eilev. I'.lanclm Hustun, Hatlie Council, Anni" Connell, Carrie M. i..natd"oii, Lottie H. r.uller, Lura II liiitler. Lura M. I'ratt, Bertha K. I'ratt, Fula M lloyt, Bulah M. Ilaiii'hman. Kva L. vVeatherred, (ir A. Beeves, Mary L. Berst, Fva K. I'.ailev, Clara M. I'lowmsn, llellie Uridines. Maud Bice, Alice K. Sewell. Fleioha M. Itllble, Lulu I'alinitteer, John I'eterc, William 11. . Hare, Bov Luce, Wharton I'.auuhman. Fred Siegrist, Linus Crown, Fred J. Sewell. IN THE TOWN OF NOGOOD. My liu-ii'K have you heard of tlie town ol Ndcm!, (hi tin- bank ot the Kiver Slow, Wlit-tr llKUii Ihr Waltawliile floweis lair, Wlictc tlnr Soinrliiiir-or-otlirr criits the u, And the sofl C.oray It ir in the Vidlov f Wliat'-tue-ur, In the proviiii r of I,-thcnliilr: l llal tord lerlini: H native tlii-re, It ihr home ol the rn kU-il doo'leare, When- the C.iveittliw u'lldr. V, M.A.H. and at Arquh office. are strung are in. The Crescent is the popular wheel at a standard price and no heller wheel at any price. Call on lloyt, the Jeweler, and see them. A drive through a long stretch of farming country yesterday dis closed the fact thai grain is in very poor condition and it appears that the crop this season will not come up with that of past seasons by any means. there is really a very poor outlook lor w ashing ton county grain, but this section always pulls out with a good show ing, and it is to be hoped that this year will be no exception. Superb cycle oil. I .$ .0ri 20th Century gas lumps 2.!i! Chain guards 25 Kims '. Trouser guards, 2 pair for... .05 Spokes and nipples ". . . .0-1 Bicycle wheels mull up, each. J..w at McCormick's Bicycle Store. One of the college students paid a $5 line in the recorder's court, Forest (J rove, Tuesd.iy, for riding a bicycle on forbidden sidewalks aft er dark. The city authorities arc determined to put a etop to what has become a dangerous practice, and wholesale arrests are promised. The limit of the fine, $20, it is un derstood, will hereafter be imposed, Bicycles, bicycle sundries, second band wheels, wheels to rent snd repairing neatly done, at McCor mick's bicycle store, (let ready for the bicycle parade. Livermore is actively pushing the construction of his sawmill on Cooper Mountain and in a few weeks will be cutting lumber. This ia what the people of that section have been looking for for some years. Call on the undersigned for large cabbage plants during the planting season and get your wants sunnlied with any number you may desiru. 0. C. Zsok, Hillsboro. Harry Selby drew the season same ticket at nates met evening, tue I ljuoky number being 458. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Reams, of Jacksonville, were in the city this Week, the cuects of Mrs. I. M Tongue and family. Mr. Beams was recently elected District Attor ney of his judicial district by handsome majority. He was candidate on the democratic ticket. Bi.ge A Funis' bayhaler took a tumble over the embankment on Jackson's bottom road today. It. H. Creer has sold 84 crates of Btrawls'rries this year 4.H4 boxes rei.resentini! over two tons. This sale has liecn made at retail and the prii.es have averaged cheaper than for eight years. The official count is again givn this week and readers can clip the table and hold It for future ref- ereneti. lion. W. H. Wehrung has been attending a meeting of the State Hoard of Agriculture at Salem this week. He relumed to Portland Thursday ami was a visitor at the Masonic session of Grand Lodge. Ralph "Warm completed teach ing school at Blooming, this week. He will have a short vacation be fore entering upon his duties as County Recorder. Farmers are now wading into the clover crop and the yield is one of the best ever harvested in the county. With good weather for a matter of ten days and the crop will be under cover. Mrs. (i. Matthes, the esteemed wife of G. Matthes, a prominent citizen of Laurel, died the first of the week. The family has the sympathy of the entire community. Richard rerkins. who at one 'time was the most popular Boni face in the Portland hotel business, but who is now on hi farm near Beavertoii, was in the city Monday, paying taxes and calling on his Inentls. Strawberries are now in season, fullahe-id, and next week will see the market close. The excitement attendant elect ion has subsided, and subdued an' alysis is all that is heard the iiiery naturally being, "Mow did it all happen f There will be a strawberry festi val at the Baptist church, West" Union, Saturday evening, June lb, A II are cordially invited to attend. Patrick A. Follis, one of AVash ineton's old-timers in the fiftus, was again in the city the first of the week, swinging around the cir c Hon. H. V. Gates Tuesday re ceived a telegram that, the power house of the Cahlle Km k, V ai-h , water A. light platit, in which he was interested, had horned, tin- lire catching from the boilers The frame id the building was complete ly destroyed, but strange to say. the machinery was not preceptiblyj damaged. A soon as the fire bad! be.n extinguished ihe supi-riiitefi-: lent tried the machinery, and with n little coaxim?, it worked nearly as ' well as ever. The loss on the building will reach 4I'K). but I0O will cover the damage to the machinery. Mr. Forsythe, Mr Gales partner in the plant, na in Hillbboro the other day, and liad not yet gone home when the (ire occtfrred. Mr. Gates was notified by telephone from Cat-tie Rock, atid has ordered corrugated iron for a new cover; bad estimated the damage and figured up the loa-: the machinery bud l-eu tested, and he was congratulatiiii; his company on not loeing fi;M)0, when, alter this was all over then came teh-giam. j notifying him of bis fire! Hen-is: one case where the telephone a better than the telegraph. Talk about shoes for men, women and children- if yoiL'nt believe H. Wehrung & Soup havetVe most complete line in the ciiy you hould go and satisfy yourself also a few odds left over, regardless o cost. if wecanonly lit yon. Cimi and see us. illillshorn is to have a musing Fourth of July celebration this year. 11 has lieen the custom oi this place to have no eeleiiratiou when forest drove has had one. but the people here think they want one, and It is lo 1m- a rouser." The jxisters announc ing the attractions will be given to ihe public the latter part of this week. There will le a varied pro gram, ami the committee in charge will do all possible to make the olioervance a great success. When vou wish to hue a bicvele, call on G. A. Wehrung He sells the Chainless Columbia at Tjjll and '''''''''imiiiiiiTi' What the County Dads Have I See n DointJ. BALLOTS LOST NINETY DOLUKS Large Numliei (if Claim Allowed. -Some Kuan Woik. Application of K A Knolti fr pow dt-r Ordr red that County contribute $iO lor powder to be UMril on road. In the niHttrr of acccrptanc of fill on Ki.ad No. 30- i;!l examined by J W TiKrd. Ordered that till be accepted, ami Clerk ordered to draw warrant for M M .Mead for f 135.00. In the matter of application of T VV TIiohiiioi, for reimbursement tor laxe paid It appearing that T W Thompson and lirnwti have paid taxes on tame land for the year. Ordered that war rant Is- drawB in favor of T W Thomp son lor f( 15. In the matter of the seale.l bids for bridge and fill near F Carsten' Con tract awarded lo Wm Nelson and M M Mead, lor f Joy In the matter of the bridge and fill near Imle's, in Washington to. Ore. Contract awarded to M M Mead for In Ihe matter of petition of J A Moore, et ah for County road Uismissed. In the matter of appointment of A A I'hilhpH a bicycle tax collector Ap pointment approved and conBrmeil. In the matter of rebate on taxes of T J Willis, doable assessment Ordered that f 1 ,VT I remitted. In the matter of experting of county retool", and files Ordered that County judtfe employ an expert to examine and and report condition of county records and files. . In the matter of rebate on delinquent taxes Ordered that rebate of costs on delinquent taxes against John Witby combc, Henry Pearson and A H Christ iansen. In the matter of'ebate of taxes of Mrs K WahllierK, for year 1S99 Ordered that i lerk draw warrant for $7 63 in lavor of Mrs Schamino. State ol Oregon vs Charles IieUney Disallowed f 1 So on Justice fees on constable fees, $1 50 on Martin Gard ner's claim, balance allowed as per transcript. John Vauderwal, assessing and collecting, J3'-j days $ 5 75 C A Caved assessing and collect inc. and stationery Si 5 C A Cavell assessing and collect itiK April salary 75 00 Geo H Wilcox assessing and col lectinR. deputy's salary 6375 L C Walker assessing and collect inc, Deputy's salary 4' 5 Dilley Lumber Co. bridges and roads. Lumtier furnished 3 45 j Cahloruia 1'owder Works: bridges de with bis many friends Hazel Led ford contemplates a trip to lone, inter having worked for Redmond & Sappinglon for over 11 year. Miss Lena Jesse, of Greenville, who h is been attending school at Spokane, where she has relatives returned the first of the week, and will spend the vacation with her parents. Hillsboro Bakery for sale. Call on or address, Heidel, Hillsboro, Ore. John Dennis leaves next week for a trip to Idaho. He will prob ably remain a month or six weeks. Mrs. Birdsell will accompany him and join "Mr. Birdsell at Denver, Idaho. C. Blaser was a Portland visitor, Wednesday, Mr. Peterson lias been engaging harvest hands for Eastern Oregon. Several voting men of this city are coing. Ill reports the crops in the upper country as the best for many years $7.r. Columbia Chain.. ,ffS? and 50. Hartford, Otiain.ff .".0 an. 35. Pennant, Chain, $2 and .".0 County Treasurer duly has made another tall this week, this time asking for redemption ol pa per up to August 1st. It appears that be is utill doing huine-n at the old stand. Mr. Cady will soon , a)1(, roails fK)w,ier fuse &c ... 995 go out ol the 1 reasmrer s nince, nut he has always been very friendly toTtiK ARuls, even if we did try to get him to mirrender th:it Cilia Lily to Peter Boscow two years ago. Married: At Beaverton. Ore., JuneC, 19(10, Mr. V. II. C.-td v. of Beaverton, and Miss Mmy richer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. N'. Fisher. The groom in a grandson of County Treasurer Cady and the bride is one of BeavertonV popular young ladies. We lead in low prices others follow: we lead in best Qualities at bottom figures: "Sixteen ounces to the pound and thirty-eiificbes to the yard," is our motto. SVehrung & Sons. David Harner, aged aliont 35, died at the Poor Farm Tuesday, and was buried at Buxton Cemet ery yesterday. Deceased was orig inally from dales Creek, and had been a resident ot the county lor many years. His malady was con sumption. For each dollar in cash spent at II. Wehrung & Sons .you will re ceive a licKel entitling you 10 a drawing on a WheelerifrvWilson, .1 1 .1 r .i r.j if : orop neau, o uranrrj t-v seninj; machine; second pruc, bicycle tor boy or girl. The Second Si reel drain hasten completed and Contractor, Joe Williams, has commenced excava tion on "the Third Street survey. Two weeks more and the i.ib will have been completed, Finest line of spring dry goods in Washington county at Sohuhiicrich & Son's. Cheapest in price, and best in quality and selection. Harvey S. Hudson, who is a well known Gastonite, and who at one time repesented this county in the lower house, is at present studying law in the office of Hon. John H. Mitchell, at Portland. II. S. is en ergetic and he will make a success at anything he may undertake August Tews will open a tailor shop in this city Hillsboro and be ready for business June 1st. Give him your patronage. Repair ing neatly done. Shop on Second Street. W. L, Wilcox, well known here, and who was recently elected sher riff of Gilliam county for the fifth time, hasarrested Cook, the Gilli am county murderer and placed him in jail at Condon. P. M. Heidel makes a specialty of buying and selling timberlands. Othce on Main htrcet opposite Tualatin Hotel. Hillsboro, Ore Dr, W. D. Wood has been elect ed a delegate to represent the Hillsboro Woodmen Camp at the district convention which will be held at Independence, June 20ih. L. A. Long was elected alternate. - - 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 Jeweror Sunday will be observed as Chil drens' Day at the Congregational church. At 11 a. m. there will be preaching by the pastor; 8 p. tn., Children Day exercises.' Dr. VYiing, of Cornelius, was recently charg'-d, in Justice Phii-j lip'd court, with practicing without' baeing lirct recording hi liceime. The matter whs di-mii-eii Mon day, upon the following motion by Deputy limtrict Attorney llagiey: ' Now come the State of Oregon, by II. T. Baglev, deputy district, attorney, and moves the court to diMinisH the complaint filed herein IKuiiiKt the above named defend ant, for the reason that the defend ant is desirous of leaving the state." In the case of State vn Fairchilds, charged with having assaulted the doctor, a jury in Jus tice Smith's court disagreed. It, is said that the jury stood five br conviction lo one for acijuittil. Judge Smith, upon lenmicg th:il the body could not arrive at a un animous conclusion, entered their discharge. Schultnerich & Son sell more implements than any other firm in this county. The reason of this in low prices and the best of quality. They are agents for Osborne and Deering harvesting machinery. Rock Island plows and harrows. Fish wagons. Get their prices be fore purchasing. A troubador who bad but one leg visited the city Tuesday even ing and held forth for an hour to a small audience on Main Street. He gathered in a few shekels and left rejoicing. He was rather a pleasant mannered fellow and while some ot his jokes were old enough to lie in the pioneer class, he had no trouble to entertain the crowd. As a man Kicner lie was a decided success. That fellow will get along in the worlds any where. Don't fail to get one of those K. X. A F. Co. suits while,rt?T sbck is complete in all sizesi at U. Weh rung A Sons. Also splendid -dine of overcoats. No trouble to lit Vou and no trouble to show you lines. Dr.C. W. Lowe, the well knvn optician, is in the city this week The Doctor has made made friends this section and tbev are all THE AKM'S JUNE 1900 Sun I Moti j Tued Tj I Wed Till! I fri Hl I I I I 1 la ;i 4"" ftf tt(l7 j8 9 in I 11 J 12 I l;J j 14 j 15 Q6 17 I 1H j l: I 20 I 2L.22 23 21 I 25 I 2f. I 27 '2H j 29 80 PHOKKSMIOXAIj. F. A. BAILEY, M. D. I'liy-lclnn, Hnrgcon and Aocooh Office ii Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi dence so n-west come Baseline and Second. All calls promptly attended day or r ;ht. S. T. L.NKLATER, M. B. C, M PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offli-e at Rcidmc Kaatof Courl Hount .1 AM KH PH I Lid PF. TA MI F.S1E, X. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Consultation in French or English. Of fice and Residence south side ol Main, near Odd Fellows' Building, Hillsboro. GEO. R. BAGLEY ATTORNKY-AT-LAW Khoiiis 1 anil 2 ShQte Baildinff II ILLS 110 KO, . . 0EE00N. TWOS H TONCUK. X B TONGOS. NOTARY TH0S. II. A E. B. TONGUE, Attorneys-At-Law. Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hillsboro. , C Arch hold, X bills 5 4 R Cave tirts and roads: t 65 C H and J ft 15 480 L Bailey, 1 billsbras and roads.... 10 65 A B Cadv sal $50, sta f I 51 00 11 A Hall snl fs 30 Rla f 2 60 bo 90 Chas Bateman repairing booths material fo.30 2 3 W D Bradford setting up 19 elect ion booths at a 00 each 34 00 HillsU.ro LiLdit & Water Co, light water for Mav, 1900 1280 A M Collins Janitor sal 3000 Repairs on ballot boxes 150 Setting up Election Booths North South Hillsboro 4 00 C R Bradley paupeisand prisoners!!; 00 R 11 Greer ' ann sundries t '5 0 Jack recorder's sal S3 35 Deputy's salary 41 &5 Stationery 3 00 3 00 Irwin Hodson Co, sla 860 V D Bradford, sal self and deputy 2 mouths, stamps &c 49' 5 Geo C Thomas, Indigent, Leonard 11 Witt 31 00 Redmond & Saptiington, State cas es, H T Bagley, team and buggy to Sherwood'. 3 00 Reeves Bros, paupers and prison ers, provisions 3 011 Hillsboro Publishing Co, sta 21 15 Hurrv Ball labor, brirs and roads. . 28 00 T. Baiiev election, oilcloth for tab el cover 60 Joseph Bucher, registering electors 2 to May s Bros, paupers ana prisoners provisions 3 6 John Northrop pau and prisoners Iwardine prisoners 22 50 J T Youog brgs and roads, blasting material IO oo A K Watson brgs and roads, pow der 1 20, nails 50 I 70 Delta Drug store, pau and prison ers 17 00 sta 4 85 2185 K I Kuratli, assessing and collect ing, 3 days in May 7 5 I'orest drove limes sta, way pro ceedings of court 5 00, Notice to contractors, I 50 allowed 500 V S Hudson, election (use ot Vett's Hall 300, erecting booths 2 cxi, care of door, 2 00) 7 00 V V Hot lenbeck brs at.u loads material furnished 1167 I H IXilstrum. renisteriu iln t. rs 2080 H Wehrung & Sons, pau ui.d pris oners mercli uidiseand provisions 13 75 A a Todd, brgs and roads material 75 Argus, sta, (court proceedings May, sheriff tax notice, to lime t, notice for bids, wood tor C H 2 notices Treasurer's call war rants! 12 50 A Imbrie (sal, selt and Dep, May 1900, f 200, extra work in regist ration, 50, postage stamps, 2 90, telephones, I 8s, expressage 2 90 257 65 Glass &. Prudhomtue sta printing ballots , 90 00 L A Rood sal 5S 30 sta o 50 5S 80 J O, A Young sal and mileage .. 8 00 TO Todd " 7 80 In the matter of fees for judges and clerks of election Ordered that clerk draw warrants for judges, clerks and marshals. well pleased to again welcome him to Hillhboro. He is at prevent lo cated at Eugene. Go to F. J. Earlier, Second Street, for a neat shave or hair cut. Satis faction guaranteed. Fine bath room in connection. J. II. Thompson, the well known Portland piano man, traveling for the Filers' I'iano House, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Thompson is a North Carolinian, but thinks there is no place like Oregon. Bicycle repairing, turning, braz ing, vulcanizing and bicvele sund ries of all kinds, at O. G. Wilkes, Second Street, next door to Hotel Hillsboro. No sooner had clover cutting commenced.than the usual weather conditions incident to such, came about. The "geni'e" is falling, or threatening to fall, and the anxious haymakers are wondering if it pays to raise clover. Lost: Medium-sized dog; white, black spot on one side; notify own er, S. Jack, Farmington. Attorney John M. Wall made a business trip to Dallas last Fridav, in the interest of a Tillamook cli ent, He reports that the crops in that section have no advantage over those of this countv. Remnant sale ot shoes, new and old styles,' cheap, at Schulmerich A bon. Capt. A. M. Collins has cut the courtyard grass, and the lawn will soon look as clean as a ribbon. He has also done some trimming on the shade trees in the yard, which adds considerably to their appear ance. , Greer, the grocer, has Black Minorca eggs 50 cents per setting of fifteen. ' Married: At Middleton, Ore., June 10, 1900, Mr. Ferdinand Holzfuss, of Linn county, and Miss Katharina Borchers, of Washing ton county, Rev. Spleiss officiating You can save money by buying seeds at Greer s. H. T. BAGLEY, ATTORNEY-ATLAW Deputy Distriat Attorney tor Washing ton bounty, Olfice upstairs over DelU Drug Store. PUBLIC AUCTION. JOHN M. WALL, ATTORNEY-AT-tAW Office Upstairs, Bailey-Morgan Block. Rooms, 1 and 2. HILLSliORO. - OREGON. . SMITH & BOWMAN, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Notarial Work and Conveyknclng. Kotmis 6 A 7 Morgan Blk., Hillsboro. Or W.N.BARRETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW (Successor to Barrett & Adams.) . Office, Up Stairs, Central Block. HILLSBORO, OREGON. DR. J. .ADKINS, Fifteen years Experience in Hillsboro. DENTISTFi Firstcla .services'; Charges reasonable Office, lj nion Blk. over Pharmacy. HILLSBORO, ORBGON. DR. C. B. BROWN, DENTIST 516 Dekutn Building, Portland, Oregon. Will be in Hillsboro every fourth Mon day in each month. Carstens Bros., MANUFACTURERS OF Rough & Dressed Lumber Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc. HILLSBORO - OREGON There will he a public sale at the ranch of the undersigned, near Centervtlle (J. V. Marsh s road) ot the following personal property on Monday, June 25, sale to com tnence at 10 a. m. One black tnare, '.) years old, weight 1100; one plow, roller, harrow, wagon, medium; double team harness, bussy and buggy harness, two young hogs, wheelbarrow, mower, household furniture, small weigh ing scales, weighs to 300 pounds; small amount lumber, feather bed ding, two stoves, clock, etc. G. W. Marsh. Martin Huys, Auctioneer. Owner. Vine Maple Camp, Woodmen of the World, Cedar Mill, will have an open meeting Saturday eve ning, June 16th; short program and lecture 011 perfected nod craft by Hon. C. W. Wheeler The public is cordially invited. Money to loan G and 7 per cent Rooms 1-2 Shute Bid., Hillsboro. Mrs. Rena Adams, of Garfield Wash., is in the city to spend the summer months with relatives and friends. She has been teaching in the Garfield schools for some time and will enjoy her vacation. Greer has a full line of garden seeds. Mrs. Mauzry Beagle, of Pendle ton, and Mrs. Letitia Smith, of Portland, have been visiting this week with Mrs. J. A. Imbrie, their sister. I hey returned W ednesuav. Cigars at F. J. Barber's, 2nd St. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. George McNelly, June 13, a son, weight, 10 pounds. The young gentleman is spending his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. McNelly, north of this city. Liss Lelah Patterson, of Portland, was in the city, Sunday, the guest of relatives. Hon. and Mrs. S. B. Huston are Itaeyeles, $35 to $40; Imperials, $25 to $45; Ramblers, $20 to $45; Crawfords, $35 to $5U. Repairing a Specialty E. L. McCormick, Agent, HILLSBORO, - OREGON. Hillsboro Foundry and ... Machine Shops ... Dealer in Engines and Boilers, Pumps, etc. Repairs all kinds of Machinery, Manufacturer of all Kinds of Brsss ... and Iron Castings ... Orate bars and all kinds of casting for Thresher engines and boiler. Steam pipe fitting. ... W. J. Near Depot, BENSON ... Hillsboro, Ore. expected home the first of the week Calvin Jack, jr., was a Portland after having made an extended trip visitor, Monday. . - I to eastern points. Buy a 20th century, or Solar lamp; for sale at McCormick's M" cycle store, Teams waiitud for wood hauling. Apply at once to Hare & SchmelU xt, Hillsboro. Will hire by ord 1 contract,