The Hillsboro argus., June 28, 1900, Image 3

HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 28, 1900.
: Am. About Thh Ffuplr ! t
WKI'K Willi
Tim I i n : : : :
l'otci'H illV out A II IK III nc
Inn t lie Day.
linn. r. it. KiM.n; u u.i. M'i:i
Mint Millllie llii'li'l Mill Haiti'
1 . 1 1 .t ( in II III li.''ii'lii'lki
Hi C-
IlillNbnM in going to h ive a lari
crowd lur it K'Hiilli of July ci'li
liiiitiun. Ol' ihi we nri' assured
Tli Ctitninitlie bun luude i'XIimim
ive hi i nufiiM'iiiH fur lln gniiiilcxt
lime ever In-Ill In I In city lor ' like
ucciitdon, mill lluil lln iluv will he
liiijjcly riijiiV"''! H"i-m without fin
ing Hun. 1'liiin Tungim will deliver
llii' oration innl Minn Mmiiiu 1 1
who is a h 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I'liM'limiiNl, will
recite lln I ! m rn tttin uf 1 1 n I 1 1 I
I'll!'!' MlHK lli'iill'I'H I'll' III in il
iielf will ! it gieal feature innl ihul
her if in 1 1 1 iiMi "I I In imlilt' iiiMirii
uieiilttill Icii'l it ui'w iiili-i n-lii
lion In I lie i.iH'r uf our (;illn-ri ir
IIIHIIIlxl.
The li. II In rill' ill I "lilll of
cii-lit." Vuu hlnill fiij.iy ihejuiri
ml ii( Withhlltgt'ill enmity's thick
innl lii-r.lr, and we will nil I'm I innl
he met i v, Tin' liiiinl "f this cilv,
which II I tin peer nil I In" VA'cht Slili',
will ivH iim the music uuil llii'ri'
will l! plenty ul il. 'l li' buy h will
In nut iii tlicir new uinfiii iiiH uuil
w ill be u hI itr attraction
''lii firework will rivl any
tiling yet brought In I llii or any
other plui'i' iu III" county.
The ri'lt'lir.ilioii Inn- will Ik 11
grand r Union nf our county pen
iln mnl vuii will iiiihi a treat if you
do not i'uiiii mnl bring your Im-hI
girl; your wife mnl your fmiiilv;
mnl enjoy the duy of iliy.
Tim eereie will la ltd I in tin
lif.'irl of tlx' fit v uuil ilif race will
be full nf interest, lb-re in the
i,iri' In spend your Fourth.
Program, July Fourth.
Tim band Ihivh tinned nut, re
Hii'inli'Ul in their li.iinU.iini' iirw
uniform Sn In rla v evening ui.d
guve 11 concert in tin- Courtyard.
TIhth wild a good sized crowd nut
In lu'iir tin ImyN innl tin' way llii'y
iliynl w'iin it c i i I to any city
I tit I if long tinm urn mii itiuit
Tin- li vh ti i gelling along very
nit'i'ly w itli llii'tr new ltilliio J I I
they will soon he second in no Iminl
iu I In' Hlllll' (illlni.ll' of I'lll llllt
A lu'ivrlu"iil in nil loot, now (lint
tin Ikvm liuvit llnir hew unifoi in",
to have tin' I ut I ii I mIiiihI pointed, toi
it h In linvi' thing in li a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v .
1 1 il lboio is ptnliil nf it Inii'l anil
I In' i tint 1 1 ii I ! hi is a credit lo tin
rily. A good li;nii in n ri-iit ad
v rliti'tni'iil for il cilv, l.ft t In
I'm ii I win k go mi.
Thin ollice f h it I I'll you where
vuii will (jit it bargain inn farm
Mighty live iirr; .Vi acres 1 1 1 I r
I'liliivitlinii; y ' 1 1 1 1 1 u orchard ; splend
ill Hlllll ; I'lllHI to i h nl school ; w il lilt!
mix mile of I'nri'Hl lirnvi'; fair
Iioiihi' mnl outbuildings. Ihi will
go ut ii vrry lott lii'iiri'. Cull mnl
senilism! it, Tlie figures ill sur
lirinc anyone ennveranl with
WiihIii iiytmi iiiuiily I it 1 1 I vului'H.
t'ily II'M'orilrr P.owiuuu Ikih liri'ii
i i i m I rurli'il to ilniw mi oriiuiiiii''
lor till' iIi-hI I nrl mil nf tliinlli'H innl
il in i'XiiM Icil I lull hit w ill ilr tw nil
iiiHlrniiii'iil wliii lt will (ill tin hill.
Tliroutliout lint town tlirre ri'
lliiitmiii.li" i I thin Mrcil, ami it in
lilll"! HnUU'lllMI(I WltH lit 11 ll to lllltltl'
I hi' liilinHini' .Sort is iht' linn1 to
rut lhi'i( (hIh, mnl inriili'iil i II y ,
uutv ih lln' liuti' to rli'iin 1 1 1 ymii
htnk iilli')H Tin I'nurlli in coin
iii mnl wh "ill liuvc liuii.lri'iU of
viititiiiK with li tut lli il I iv.
t'li'iiu U your I'lm i " in. I let 1 1, fin
Hi' mi uti riu tivit rily.
Schulini'iirli A Son i-fll innii'
iiiiii'int'iil Ihiti any ulln r linn in
thin coiiiil v. Tim ri'.ii'ii of thin is
low jirici'K an. I tin' lif"l nf ijuilily.
Tlit-v ut k (,'fiil h for (iflHirni' mnl
licrrinK h.irvi"-tiui! ni.ii'liincry,
liiM'k IxIhihI i1ok (iiuI lnirniw-M,
rinll W'Ul'oliS. (ift I lu-ir iiri'K l-
fort' piiri'luu in.
Tin" wiri'H tin' now Htrung to
lilitiicoit mnl ' hnvi' lili'iiltonic
i'iintiiuiii''al ion with that little vil
ht(,'i'. Thin w ill mine in vrrylinmly
tn the lilth' iicihhnr to tin- north
of ut mnl we i'Xn't I they will mui
I '(' nitlii;n on ini'lrii.iiil:iii airo.
Il i n.til that ninny nf tin" It'll'
iihniii' imli'H w ill In' inoM'il over a
IIIIJSSw
What vV. J. Wall has to say
about our County hands.
NEW MI SIC I NK I HE KDLKI H
I Itr lnii will iIj) one day at Hie fair
lliiH Fall.
W. .1. Willi, th wi'll known iiiub
iral iiiKtrurlnr, mnl leader uf the
llillt-hnni Ititi'd A' Cornt't BanJ,
him the followint- to xuy, relalivif to
l he 1 i it 1 work in the County:
"WaHhingtnn county Imnilfineii
are rapiilly cniiiinii In the front,
ami hy thin fall we tthall be Heeond
to no count v in the date. outniiJe
of Multnomah. Tin; boy are real
Iv trvitiK to I'Xrel all fnriner ell'orlH
ami I heir work in cloiiiK them cred
il. If cnlirHf, the country bande
men are now very Ihihv with farm
work, hut they are nil (iving every
minute of their Him re time In their
mufic.
The IlilUhoro Hand him received
their new uniform-, and the hoya
iif"i nt a very natty Hi'aranef on
p null'. I Inn hand haa b -en JeH
luati'd hv the "tale hoard to furiiinb
one iUvm' iiiuhic at the elate fair,
and thiri in lint incluMVe of the
time il will be there bh a part of
the Stale I'.mul tlriianiiatiou.
The Hill-horn Hand will furiiifli
niHfir for tin' llillchorn Fourth
July reh-br ilion, and we riinine
to fxectite iiiuhic never liefore (day
I'd III I'llblir reliditiullH in theeoui)
Iv. The boy n are in earnest ai :
thev are all taking ("rent intereul in
their work.
1 he Kirehl drove I'.ninl w now
Itellini? to!ether and doing practice
work lor the eieraim re union,
and thev lite ifeltinu aloiiK verv
nicely"'
Real Eitatc Tranileri.
few feet, an they Were Hot placed
which liiiehl have been
avniiei hy a lli'ie inijutrv ix iore
work connueiiceil.
'.l .'Iil a. in., undid jiarade under di
ri'ction llrutid Mamhal "i irtifli ti-;
JO It III., ('Millieiii'cliient uf fxcr
i.iiHi mi titililit' mtniire' IkI. flildre-H
of welcome hv Mav.tr Cm. II. Wil r1" '" "f1'1 l'!iV" 1,1 "T, l";"IO'B
-.1 j,. I.l.'ll;ll-I...r,. !!,,, I ! I lilt Will OCcaMnll COIlMilcrilhle ex
r,l. ' invi.cati.il. "hv Uev. IC. 1'! lH''""'
llitttliea, -I l It. cbonm, "Star S"ii)nle
Haulier;" .rttll, rrviling I hi'laral ion
il Iuden'iuleni'e, Minnie lleidel;! .hint received a lninil.i.inii' line
r,th, I'lciriix, "Klii uf the l-'ree;" ,,f 'uhy licit riiiKH for thi'ladim;
Till, oration hv CoutreiHnian Tinm. ' Htcrlini! eilvcr, cold ami nilver plale
II. Tmiisiif ; Slh. intn-ii' by Hand; j ami nickel. Call and ne them at
12 iu. In !:." 1 1 in,, raud burin- III. lyt's, the jeweller. l'ri'e cheiii-
cue. Al'tei nooii exercifteri: At 'J p. . er than Portland. Thene are the
in., I mile bicyclf roatl race; ItiO hand-omeHl Ihitt)''' in the market.
variU d. it'll, foot race; Hack race; I j . ,. , , , . ...
., , ,' ' . , . I,. I. Aihuni', who ih one of Ihe
mile Incvcle road race; fat ma:: , , , . ,, ., ,
nefi rtii'i limn i in inr noi i n cri
race, over 'JOil n ti iidf ; ''20 yanU
d.itth, foot race; HhI yardu boyV
foot race, tinder 1'J yealri of Hf;
luiif war, Vuluahle jirt . will
Im' (i v I'll fur above conlenln, ill no
i ii ii I iri.e for I"'" I ih'cnrali'il wheel
iu parade. I till ing lb" above
eveniH a further prnrani will be
rendered, couinlini; nf mimic, niiii
iiiK, May pole and other attractions,
At H p. in , a grand d'lHplay f tire
Wiilkn, the beat ever wilnenxed in
WaHhingtnn cminty.
Voli cannot iill'.iril d lniHH tliirt
Ci'lcbiatiou, an" it will be the bi'Ht
in Ih" futility.
PROBATE.
Admiliiiilratiir nf enlatee uf .lobn V
MichalfC innl .lohu Michaleo en
lateH had been authorized to erect
tiioiiu nenlH ovfr graven of fiicb, in
each iiiHtance the iiionuiiicitt to not
exceed lite coh! nf $it.7".
Ordered that !'xccntor nf OHtale
of Mary )ooney, deci'itHed, convey
a guild and Htillieient deed to plir
I'baHf r nt realty from the entate.
Hale ia Pin ft niied.
Total aiipraiHcmenl of eHtale of
h tninor, jolinnif Hatch, approved
at fill 110.
The I'Btate, of Jacob Anderson,
dcceuHCil, linally hrltlcd and cloned
of record. HoiitlMiien diHcliargcd
hiuI exiinerated.
Monthly, September 10, mtl, for
healing lint fin ill Heltleinenl, of the
enlate of Nathaunii'l llolhuid deu'd.
ffliiwciraiii
VISITS CKDAIl MIU
Prelate Attends f'.los-
I'KKALIIfcl) PAIKIOIISM
CATION
IfUO
45"
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CREPS-RUFLI.
Married, on Sundiiv, Juno 17, l'.'OO,
tit tho rcHidcnce of the bi ideV par
enlH, Mr. Mm. Fredrick Kul'li,
Perry Watmni, J. P , oH'Kiiating,
Mr. Iioren J. Crttp ami Minn Soph
ia .1. llufli, both of (irecitville.
Moth groom and bride, were bom
iieiir (Ireenville, where, they are p't
pnhirly known, They will remde
tietir that phice, whore the groom
engaged in farming.
After the ceremony the giiPHts
and newly married couple were
Heated to a Hplendid dinner, which
wa thoroughly enjoyed by nil
The Aiimm exteudH congraliila
tioiiH to the happy couple.
HATCH-BATES.
Married, in Wnnhinglon county,
Ore., .Inn.) 20, 11)00, Kuv. Julian
llatcli officiating, Mr, Albert S.
Hatch, of Klidktat county, Wnnh.,
and M'ihh lflllen A. Pa ten; of Wanh
ingUiu county.
ami w ho in h prince of good fellown,
wan in the city the lirnt of the
week, niixing himiucHx with plean
tire. He in now located at Sah'ln,
where lot in engaged in the praclici
of law. Mr. Adanin wan for neveral
M'arn the partner of lion. W, N.
Ilarrett, who li!tn olliccn in the
Wehruiig block.
When you winh to liny a bicycle,
call on O A. Wehrtitig. lie Hfl'n
the Chainlcnn Colunhia al 1 t I and
7.rt. Columbia Chain jMVnn'l
1.10. Harll'onl VMijW and
tr.. Pennant Ohaiif Ji and
linn. W. I. Hare leturned Mon
day niorning from bin trip to Sioux
Falln, North l'akota, where he went
to attend the annual neHnimi nf the
Supreme Lodge nf I'nited Work
men. I le I I'pnrlN a very pleanant
trip. For three yearn Mr. Hare
him been one' of the Supreme
trtlntei'H.
We lend in low prices --others
follow; we lead in best tualitien ut
hot turn tigurCK: Sixteen ounce to
ami thirtp-MX incite to the yard,"
in our motto. Wehrung A Sunn.
Many new aidcwalk aro being
laid in the city while others are be
ing repaired. The ntreet leading
from the Tongue residence, on
Hanelllte, reaching a block went ha
been laid with lien. Thiti iaan ini
nioveiueiit which will meet with
much favor.
F. M. lleidel makes a specially
of buying and nclling Umbci'lamln.
Ollice on Main Street opposite
Tualatin hotel. Ilillnboro, Ore,
A heavy alick of wood fell on the
back of Mr, F. M. lleidel TucHilay
niorning and as a result that gen
tleiinin in nomewhat hruised and in
walking rather carefully for a real
real entitle man.
Melecl your whips at Pioneer
Harnenn Shop, Second Street, All
kinds and all prices. Fine line.
Laurel M. Hoyt visited Oregon
City the lirst of the week and upon
his return was accompanied hy A.
.1. Capron, of Portland, who spent
the day in the city as his guest.
Dr. Brown, the dentist will be
in Ilillnboro one week, July '.Hh.
Mr. W. Humphrey, brother to
Mrs, D, M. C, (iault, nnd who set
type on the Orcgonian in '(12, was
visiting relatives in this city dur
ing the week.
Hillshoro Bakery for sale. Call
on or address, lleidel, Hillshoro,
Ore.
('. I. Aiiilrrsnti lo J II Gurliemscli
er lo a rr o I I ii r I w f J50
John I'lrmli iiUial lo A lliu tier I rut.1
In 1.1 o a tu-r I S I III Jw
)im A Mimic lo IVIt-r ('.mHocr 7 a
wr it I I ti r i w
l.utirn I, Tort ttHrnd to J It llurklry
I il ill M Wrrti dull Ocnltrville...
I'llii R Cltenrv l li A liddy 5 wc
j; l l 1 1 I
Jolin Wallrm InCli Ackcruiiu ll
17 IK blk yV I'orlininl HciglH..
C Ackritiiiin to l-itiima DititUr
KWlie ulnivf ,
S V Srdve In C.ro Turpin 13.3s
J M Rn'wrll don 3.15
N ) Vlkri to rtulip Heal u w V
Il 1 blk H willt etception 30x10
I'oii-st C.rove 1
II C Voighl, executor, lo I'eler
IVtt'iviii So a in rslate Mary
Kuolicv, decrHwd
I V Clink lo II I Barrett bond for
deed It K, 9, ami 10 llk 13 Cor
tirliut 400
W li and I. ilium Hurm to M 0
SiiTpIr uiul l their intnesl M
C SU'eplM estate 305
A C Chiv ill to J T Komi (iiiitclniiii
tiMit iu ', A C.itllitlt dou I
H I limit- in Small A Batetiniii
A certain Hillshoro frateriinl in-!
Htilutiori ban nent ten dollars l.
nwell a fuii'l which will aid tin-
widows and children of seventeen j
men who recently were killed in'
the I'lab mine dmanler. Thin in;
the proper kind of fraternity and ,
the liovs will nut mifS the money i
Il is thin kind of charity thnt , inn l.xcrciscs at Sistcr'SchMl
makea the world hrii'hl'-r and Ix-t !
k. . ill :l .. . . .1 i
U-t. .noi on uonar con. run. , .KKALl) fc) FATKHlllSM AND El) I
will Innl us way iiitu any oilier
channel.
For 10 cents McOormick will
lake car of your bicycle and par
cels during the celebration. i-
llieinlier the lilace.
If what people say goes for any
thing, this city will have a good
big crowd the Fourth. From all
pnintH of the county comes the
good word, "Wit are lining to Hilm-
boru for the V itirlb! litis is
cheering news, and the hnyi are
working harder than ever to get up
a program which will eclipse any
thing yet witin snfd in the county.
Bicycle repairing, turning, braz
ing, vulcanizing and bicycle sund
ries of all kinds, at O (i Wilkes,
Second Street, IM'Xt door to Hotel
Hillshoro
Mr. Vii tor Byar.l and wife, of
Portland and Chicago, were in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday,
guests of Jr. J. P. Tainiesie ami J.
It. 1 amiesie and their families, rel
atives. Mr. Itvard is a I'niuu I'a
cilic Bailway olicial, ami runs be
tween Chicago and Portland. He
thinks we have some fine country
in Washington county.
For dale Kngine and separator;
cheap for each. W. J. Benson,
Hillnhnro.
Owen Murray, one of the prom
inent farmera of Cedar Mill, was
in the rity today, attending biisin
ei-s. lie was accompanied by his
son, Joseph, who gives promise nf
lieconiin (juite a tenor singer. He
has a voice of excellent range and
tone and a little culture would
place him in the front ranks at a
vocalibt.
If you are contemplating the
purchase of a bicycle, do not fail
to see the HKH) Crescent and Cleve
land wheel, at Hoyt's, the Jewerer.
Hon. W. H. Wehrung and Mr.
Wisdom, president and secretary of
he State Board of Agriculture, re
spectively, started out Monday
niorning for a trip up the west
side, and thence up the Willamette
Valley, in the interest of the state
fair. They will make a strong
team, and their efforts will meet
with success.
The Crescent is the popular wheel
at a standard price and no ls-tter
wheel at any price. Call on Hoyt,
the Jeweler, and see Ibeiii.
Hlieritl'ii Bradford'a hoyt are the i
poHsemori of donkey, and thereto' I H K AxCCjUS
hangs a tale. This particular don-i VWK
key is only about three feet high - ,
land three feet long, and four feet! . TTT'KrTc' 1 n aa
on the ground, hut the way hej.V ... J...U 1 U U.
'pihd ' kids in a vacant lot on j I Mmi Tue Wed Thu J FrlJ 8l
Second street the otlier day was 1 j l 2
amusing. 1 nere were aisjiii nneen 3 41 gi gi
lans, ranging hi age ironi ten 10 ,;r, , , -,- -.f r..
31$
Sth'Mil Lluvd with Splendid Dramatic
and Musical Proraoi.
A large audience last evening at
lended the closing exejeises at the
Sisters' School al Cedar Mill and
the program was very successfully
rendered. Archbishop Christie,
the noted Prelate, wai preHent and
delivered a Btirring address to the
pupils and audience. His remark
were eloquent for higher education
of the bouI as well training for
the mental faculties. His address
was patriotic and intensely Amer
ican and was a pleasing effort.
The pupils exhibited a degree of
versatility which epeaks well U t
the training received in the school
and the packed audience remained
until the last number wai complet
ed. The needle and fancy work by
the girl and young pupils wan cer
tainly very beautiful.
The program was as follows:
Instrumental Duet, Fiauo, -
MiM Young and Waster Albert Bernard
Hymn to the Bletsed Virgin
Misse Vandehey
Address to Hi Grace, the Archbitihop,
Mis Irene Blake
bintnbulion of prize and gifts as special
prizes.
Vocal Duet. "I Know Batik,"
Misses Vandehey 2nd Baumaa
Graduating Honors, Patr
Miss Gertrude Bernard
Address 10 School and Visitors
Archbishop Christie
Drama, . . .Country Justice . Seuior Boys
Character Song .... Roving Minstrels . . .
Miss Batttnan and the Mi&se's Vandehey
My First Speech Three Little Boys
"1 love thee best, Mother Dear,"
, . Clara Vandehey
instrumental Duet ...Welti
Misses Bernard and Young
Song. . . .Kileen Alanna Jim. Murray
Dr.nua Clondyke" Boys
Song... Gpsv Girl. .Miss A Vandehey
Drama .. ."What ails Maudie?". . .Gills
Song ... Flower Gills
Misses Vandehey, Murray, Burns and
Baner
Duet, l'iano Mis(s Y'oitag and Bernard
Drama... My Aunt's Heiress
Young Ladies
Song .... Misses Murray and Vandehey
Song .... Hirchcu Rod . .' Jos. Murray
The Sisters are certainly to be
congratulated for their excellent
work and Thk Aunts predicts a
more than successful future for
their school. f
eighteen, and il there was one 1
amongst the . lot that his donkey
ship did not throw, it was because
that oi e hadn't the nerve to take a
turn at the saddle. For two hour
'.be little animal hel.l out sport for
the boys, but they finally gave it
up as a bad job, and they now want
to send east of the mountains for a
thoroughbred Vacquerro.
Superb cycle oil I .01
13 1
78 9
14 j 15 16
17 I 18 j l'J J 20 j 21J 22 j 23
24 I 2.V 26 I 27 I 2S 29 30
PROFKHSIONAl,.
2.3. Second.
2itfi Century gas lamps. .
Chain guards aay or t
liiuis 3)
Trouser guards, 2 pair for... .0."
Spokes and nipples 0-4
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Phjralctan, Horgeon and Acooaohot
Office it Hillshoro Pharmacy. Resi
dence so n-west corner Baseline and
All call promptly attended
'tit.
siiiiill trai t on Gules Creek .
100
REMEMBER
K. P. Morgan is still in the Keal
Km ate business and has a choice
list of farms and city property for
sale, statements of others to the
cntrary notwithstanding.
If you want anything in hia line
call on him ami he will treat you
right.
(iood milk cow, and horse and
buggy for sale. Ollice on Second
Street, at Second Hand More.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Ladd
X Heed farm Co, for services of the
stallion Kahitnnr for the year 18JW,
foals, PMM), will please call at Heed
villo, at tho farm, or at Wehrntigs'
store, Hillshoro, and settle for same
t once. .1. W. Karsteter, Manager.
Heedville, Or., June 25, U00.
Dead Letters,
The following is the list of letters re
mauling in the lltllsnoto post omce tin
claimed:
G. V. 1'oinler.
All Utters not called for hy July
1000 will he sent to the dead letter ollice
line cent will he chargrl on each letter
culled lor.
II, SCIIUI.MKR1CH, P. M.
K. Ii. McOormick visited
tJTaruuugton over Sunday.
at
Brick for Sale.
The unilm'signeil now has brick for
sale at his yard, 1 mile west of
Centerville. John Vandyke.
Ex-Sheriff Miller, of Vancouver,
Mrs, Thus. KUiott, of Portland, Wash., spent Sunday in the city
visited relatives in this city the with his family, who have been
firat of tho week. ' visiting with relatives.
Sheriff W. I), Bradford has al
ready collected tV.Hi bicycle taxes,
and wheelmen are taking them
out very rapidly. Last year the
ollice col lected from wheelmen,
and it is thought that there are
two hundred more wheels in the
County this year than last. !et
the good work go on.
Take your suit at once to Aug.
Tews, the Second Street tailor, and
have it cleaned for the Fourth.
Vug. Tews, HilisWo, Ore.
Mrs. Josephine Gibson, who has
been residing in the mining region
of Washington and British Colum
bia since her marriage a few years
ago, returned to this city the first
of the week on a visit to her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgt Bill
ings, She will remain all summer.
Wanted, to rent a piano for the
Fourth of July. Inquire of Fred
V room a ii.
Maying is now commencing in
good earnest. The mowers started
up Wednesday and many an acre
was laid lo the ground belore
nightfall. The prayers of the
righteous and the unrighteous
alike now go up for good weather.
Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street,
for a neat shave or hair cut. Satis- j
faction guaranteed. Fine bath
room in connection.
Uev. Waller Reynolds, pastor of
the Leisyville church, United Breth
ren, is absent this week, attending
the annual conference at Philomath,
Benton county. His many friends
here hope that he will lie sent back
here for another year, as he hat
doue much to build up his parish.
K. L. McCormick will keep a
check house during the celebration.
Leave vour bicycles and parcels
with him for safety. Charges 10c.
Drs. Bailey, Linklaler and Tain
iesie were rortianu visitors tne
first of the week, attending the
Oregon State Medical Society an
nual meeting. 1 bey report a very
successful con ven tion.
Ileniiiant sale ot shoes, new and
old styles, cheap, at Scbulmerich &
Son.
Sherwood is coming to the front
this year with a Fourth of July
celebration. Here's to you, Sher
wood, and may it be tirst-class.
Hon. Walter Too.e has been pro
cured for the oration.
Splendid line of buggy harness,
at Pioneer Harness Shop, Second
St., $7.00 up. Come and see them.
When you have read this paper,
hand it to a friend and ask him to
subscribe. You can recommend it
to him truthfully as tho best coun
ty paper ever published in Wash
ington county.
Dr. Brown, dentist, Monday,
July 9th.
Forest Grove is having a lively
time in its contest for the post of
fice. It is said that there are no
less than six or seven applicants
for the position of selling Uncle
Sam.B postage stamps and each ap
ulicanl thinks he has done "more
for the nartv" than have any of
the others. J. Wheelock Marsh
still holds tlie fort and he- is not
sorry, perhaps, that there are so
many contestants for the place,
and the warmer the contest, the
longer it will be before the place is
awarded. As there is a very good
salary attached t the position, Mr.
Marsh can "smile" to see the
faithful spar for the favor. No ap
pointment has yet been made in
the matter of the Hillshoro office.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thome and
daughter, Miss Jennie, and MUs
Elizabeth Johnson, have gone to
Seaside and will remain until after
the Fourth.
Greer, the grocer, has Black
Minorca eggs 50 cents per setting
of hiteen.
II. Waaeener drew the prize sew
iin? machine at Worming & Sons'
last Saturday, his number 945
The number 2017, drew the bicycle
uncalled for as yet.
Farmer John Sewell, who will
soon be the sheriff of Washington
county, states that the recent rains
have done much to benefit the
snrincr sown izrain and have
somewhat helped the fall-sown
Taken as a whole, while some hay
has been ruined, the falling weath
er has been beneficial to the farm
era.
Will rittenger, who has been on
a surveying trip in Southern Ore
gon, returned the first of the week
Mr. John Vandvke, of Center
ville, was in the cily yesterday, and
while here mide this ollice a pleas
ant call.
Greer has a full line of garden
seeds.
Wild blackberries are getting
ripe, and there seems to be an
extra good crop this year.
Benton Bowman, City Recorder,
was a Portland visitor Tuesday.
H. E. McKinney left, Monday,
for Eastern Oregon, where he in
tends to harvest this year.
Cigars st F. J. Barber's, 2nd St,
Mrs. Beckwith returned the first
of the week from a several weeks'
visit to California points.
Benton Killin, of Portland, came
in from his Greenville ranch this
morning, enroute home.
Hon. S. B. Huston will deliver
the Fourth of July oration at
Scholls, this county.
Mrs. C. Koch and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, were Portland visitors
yesterday.
Bicycle wheels built up, each. 1.2
at McCormick's Bicycle Store.
Kerd Groner was up from Scholls
this morning and was looking over
some of the bicycle work in this
party of the county.' Ferd is an
enthusiastic supHrter of good bi
cycle paths, and he and the com
mission are trying to get tax col
lectors appointed through the
recommendation of the various
dubs, so that every wheel will pay
its tax and the money can be ex
pended on the paths. It is the in
tention to see that no wheels evade
the tax, and this is perfectly prop
er. The benefit of good paths
more than repay the $1 25 that
each wheel must pay for its tag.
August Tews will open a tailor
shop in this cily Hillshoro and
be ready for business June 1st.
Give him your patronage. Pkepair
ing neatly done. Shop on Second
Street.
At the last meeting of the Hills
horo Band a unanimous vote of
thanks was voted to J. M. Brown
for bis work in measuring the boys
for their new uniforms; the boys
say the fits are simply perfect,
while the last two sets of uniforms
made for the hand were measured
for by tailors and almost every un
iform had to le remodeled. This
speaks well for J. M. Brown and
his agency for tailor made suits.
Bicycles, bicycle sundries, second
hand wheels, wheels to rent and
repairing neatly done, at 'McCor
mick's bicycle store. Get ready
for the bicycle parade.
Dr. McLean, the famous author
ity on stock, and veterinary sur
geon, was again in the city today,
looking after more stock with the
idea of testing for tuberculous
This is the proper oaper. No man
wants to drink milk which comes
from a diseased animal and while
the loss of an animal sometimes
works a hardship on a person, the
loss where there is disease is a mat
ter of profit.
Call on the undersigned for
large cabbage plants during the
planting season and get your wants
supplied with any number. vou
may desire. O. C. Zook, llillsboro.
S. T. L.NKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Residence East of Court House
JAMES PHILLIPF, TAMIESIE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or Kngliih. Of-
nee ana Kestuence soutn side ot Main,
near Odd Fellows' Building, Hillshoro.
GEO. R. BAGLEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shnte Building
H1LLSB0K0, . . OREGON.
TUOS H TONGUB. B B TONGOE,
NOTABV
TH08. H. A E. B. TONGTE,
Attorneys-At-Law.
Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hilltboro.
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Deputy District Attorney lor Wishing
ton County,
Office upstairs over Delta Drug Store.
It is hardly likely that the
Catholics will buy the Baptist
church, as the trustees set rather
too high a figure on the building
It is now being arranged to get a
lot and build somewhere in a not
too isolated section of the city.
church of this kind will be of ben-
fit to Hillshoro, as several families
will move here at once upon the
erection of such a building and the
institution of a regular parish.
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey-Morgan Block,
Rooms, 1 and 2.
HILLSBORO. - OREGON.
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW
Notarial Work and I'onveykncing.
Rooms 6 A 7 Morgau Blk., Ilillnboro, Ore
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
(Successor to Barrett A Adams.)
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
DR. J. .ADKINS,
Fifteen years Experience in llillsboro.
DENTISTF
Firstcla services; Charges reasonable
Office, 0 nio: Blk. ovir Pharmacy.
HILLSBORO, ORJSGON .
rVVWVWWAiVVSNSWr
DR. C. B. BROWN,
DENTIST
Bargains in shoes for all wear at
II. Wehrung & bonsj The best
line in Washington county. Call
and examine them. Paces which
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win nt your pocKei uook- unu 1001
wear to fit your feet.
Archbishop Christie, of Portland
accompanied by" Father Black, who
is in charge of the Hulsboro Far-
ish. were in the city yesterday, en
route to Cedar Mill, where they at
tended the Sisters School enter
tainment last evening. E. J.
Moore conveyed them to the School
by private conveyance.
Splendid and new stylesjugen
tleuien's hats at IL. Wehrung &
Sons. Call and see theru before
you make a purchase. Prices
which will make yhO smile and
buy.
Perry Watson was in the city
Monday and qualified as Justice of
the Peace for Dairy precinct. He
will dispense justice for the peo
ple of Greenville for another two
years, l'erry is all right and says
he will not let the costs pile up too
heavily when he tries the Bcales.
Now is the time to go to H,
Wehrung & Sons and purchase a
summer suit. The fourth of July
is nearly here and you can save
money by making this firm a call.
John H. Willis, who has been
teaching here for some years, loft
yesterday for Ketchikan, Alaska,
where he will remain for several
months to come and where he will
be with his brother-in-law, John R.
Beegle, the well-known newspaper
man. All of Mr. Willis' friends
here wish him every success in his
new location.
Of course you will get ready for
the Fourth? Then go to II. Weh
rung x Sons for your gents fur
Dishing goods. Splendid line of
neckties and of everything that
goes to make you neat and good to
look upon.
This is the year we celebrate!
516 Delta m Bnilding, Portland, Oregon.
Will be In Hillshoro every fourth Mon
day in each month.
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Carstens Bros.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Rouffb $ Dressed Luk
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Etc
HILLSBORO - OREGON
VVWAVV
Racycles, $35 to $40; Imperials,
$23 to $45; Ramblers, $20 to $45;
Crawfords, $35 to $50.
Repairing a Specialty
E. L. McCormiok, Agent,
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
Hillsboro Foundry and
... Machine Shops ...
Dealer ijj Engines and Boilera, Pumps,
etc. ljr alt kinds of Machinery,
MaiinmcHirer of all Kinds of Brass
t... and Iron Castings ...
Grate bars and all kinds of casting for
Thresher engines and boilera.
Steam pipe tit ti tigs.
... W. J.
Near Depot,
BENSON ..,
Hillsboro, Ore.
Buy a 20th century, or Solar
lamp; for sale at McCormick's bi
cycle store.
Teams wanted for wood hauling.
Apply at once to Hare & Schmelti
er, HillBboro. Will hire by cord
or oontraot.
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