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HILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 16, 1900.
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A IK i s &
Schneider .
Portland
of
MiW MITlYISti IIIKUtVKKNMliM
Famiif. wlw luiic Timothy fur Salt
Miuiiltl see 'litem.
Allr StliitiltT Co,, f Port
land, have been doing eoitsiderabli
buying ft"" Washington county
r..n.icr this season. Thi firm I
titling order 'f buy for ! g"V
lllt'llt, Mild tlll'V Mflll to have leeii
a factor fa vrnll to th farmer
umtlnd hell', lor HS SIMHI US UltfV
eatue in the field, they forced u;
1 1,.. i.rifM of timothy. Farmers
who have timothy for mile will d
A loaee thin firm l'for selling
as they 'ity lit to price for
fond nitslitv. They '"'K
cunt nu ts from government
ih.m anv oilier hover In the i'ouii
lv. mill lion' have the only baler
liml meet lb government
on'in iiM iito. A" tli')' llrt fir- gel
u. i.l prices front lli gnvernmen
ll,..y rit pa v l"l pncea in itrui.-tH,
Thclt lit IV III il' "eld Ittttt lpf'
llllhdlells ttf ll.'MiMM .rr tlmt otll
, W.c Hi, III. I IlltVe Hi'l leUl'liel If
Then Mi.'hii'H I1"'" fltowtt 'Oil
Hn-iy. h il. il I' rlluiui ran fur
u-li u wi ll ii- Seattle, i"l tliii
itn mum Unit ve will net more lli'ii'
rvfl of U"' profit t t it proietlt
.In,, the nt.tie. Thin firm has U l
in hid on nil that llu novrriuiif nl
M-KCH IOI.
Aihcr X Schneider Co. also have
tU only firm 'lift rolled o.t mill
uliii'h run tin' vt'itr round, and
thr-y sire pn pared to, ami will piv,
Stn Fineimi price, both tor linn
lug liifl Vetling pttipiM.es.
Win Alliens who i their repre
xent ituv.t lii'ip. nisi that their
lubr is miming day and tiitfht, t
I'.nthiiid, ami he y that lamier
who have timothy "r tmte for sale
houhl llri Hf' In" lirni t"l t?'1
iH?li, .). i tnliili'iil thut In
in miv nu.ri' tli tii iiny i-onitwlilor
K,i, imliliiv Htt'l roinulini' the
lit ni liii ti fiih'iuli.l ifimlHlloii, mik
thnr fi.lrv i" Vhington
.Hiinlv innrki-1 in very ImnHn'ul
TttHI'll Il4 III. I
f.irniiTu twlirr hricM miii!
tli.-y will lo wi'll to tfivu llmiii tin-
iir.'lVri-ui" in ti"' future.
Mih'H K. KtnriU, h ruinit lie
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on. lin'i'iiHy, mvi-iuu mi.n
nilulit lv I'tfti t fi-noim f i r
Honm )lioHiliorou whit-It it in bi
caii in tint littl" tiln-l to tin- p ur of
th Ih'ltit I trug Siorn itfiiili-d, mii
(Himihly hy HMiilmi-oiii roiiihux
linn, iinl wim noon hhizint! itwuy
infirilv in IIih Miimn room wlife
wiih w.iruliiMiKfil Hi-vril Iiiiikm nml
MI'M .if uil Clf (ill kill'lM. MllfH WitH
ill tin irfi.rilMit rounot of tlm
Ht'Of, Mini, cm-ing thf cinoki', rn-h-ml
mil to ci't whit wuk wrmiK
hiM'iivt'riiiit t It rim iihlui-. It" t-
Irtti'fil hiH dtf to (jet Ihwi'Ik with
wlii. h to titki' hohl tlitf vi-wi. If
thru threw out thf ImrniiiK MuH',
hut in thmwiiiK it. hm lwff-r wt-rt-vtry
ievt'rly IhiiiumI. .Ih. M
imidi'r. who wuk in llmrn.un h:iv
' ...i.i r
ing oiie to hut am, tmo hihuh oi
,1M tlllltllflt itlnt, "x 'I'" lr ''v,,f
itt. Tim hIh-'I in wilhm it h w l-t
nf Ihw Hotl Tnitlfttin, and hml tin-
nil f xjdodol hv rt-uHiMi of il t u i, it
U reMlly HfnotiM to uhhk unm
iniifht of hit ii n 1 1 1 . I hid 1 init'l-
the ninrf ('rimit wln'ii wi know
tlmt wf liitVH tlrn liom- tlmt it I'imIiIi'
lo liiimt from very nut. A iiitKlv
liltl Urn wit iivoid'-d hv lh'
promo! Mi'tion nnd I""-"' " f
mind of Mr. Kvt'riti. II id tin'
llif iioKplioruiin iiiiti'd in th" nilit
iher" wonhl Intv" I i Mfrioit-
lir".
Lcitvi" ymir (irdiTx for f rnl. I'orl
land hread lit C tl"-' I''" (Vi.i.i
I'Mrlorit Two di-livi-ricw r duv
in :;n h, in , mid r:s i m. 1 im"
lirwid, thn-f Iniiv.' for n .liiti'' ;
Kri-i.i'li Mllil Twlt'l, llf
wi.tit i.cr hint'. I'tillucui li'U ' ''"I
jir lotif.
tf. I'nirtl'-y. of Itnxloi.j w im in III'
pity Tti'-itdity, itiol report ihniif
Biiinn Minim niffly tit m mitt -""i
ii.n 1m mhh t in nil roi :in
fMirly li'M'd tip llfi" and thut Mr
Arm Y. W orm hit not v I f 'U'"
tiiiiiiith" ItimtonH'-K liiulAn win
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..mi Inn il h new l ittliollr t nnri i
Im V, Mild (', A VliTion will
pul Up tin utruiiitr lh" lnintM r
Hlri'MHV on Uim (jniiiiio. t n-
r"nnrv ui tlnrt i mill nullum'
nvury 'lay hiI nft ymr tiny -
uii-ri'HHf ' of milk !"
MSJUJJffHIinf
i i,iitiriur iui 1 1 1 1
IIIKIAIUNIT bUAKU
1 he usual monthly busiuen
tianHiictcJ.
NEW HlHCtKS IlKAW HKST PAY,
Im
bnil tliilitit aiiaitim tlte t-'"""'
and fur what tteivken
Hud
T. JackHon. of near Fon ! HI) PC1
UiO.
Urove, will Mitnint K. M. Hn m
gotting up tli VVaHhini?t'n counly
exhibit for th StMle FMir thin full,
Mini if tliww two cannot take th
first prize, there i t iintMii diiyoiic
elite tryirm. They are (i"inK at
their work in m Myew-maiic nianner,
and fannerii are r-'tiMd to lndp
thetn in every HinKihl way. 'hlj'
thinit tt hritis the fiM ituricultiiral
prize to MMhiiiKton connty. n
will do you all gooil; it will do the
county good, and it will he a bene
fit to voti bh a matter of lonl
uride. It everybody g"t to 'i
jhelp hem. rreniueiil ttenruim.
.. .,, ...i, of the Ktate Himrd. waiitt tn fee hii
I! I "f -U 1wll,,1 " I home county CMrry aw.y the lion-
W't hruiii'i A 0 Ar. hhold nd 1 hoe j , , ,.0Unlv can do it if h
Tucker mm nuretie in matter of tax ; k,Kk effort in mad". Sauiple of
,. t...i i .....r..VM kiiiilti of ttruiim. wranceH. fruiU
I'nIli'Ction, in "j ri" i . .1 .i
a i..,..,HlfJ II Stanley . nl veaeuui .r? want".
in mm court
for
Accepted a Draft
Twelve Hundred
BUT HAD FAILED TO LlyLIDATE.
Baldr, who U one of the firat white
womrn born in Oregon. During the
Civil War he was Aide-de-:nip to Gov.
r.it.h. nh th rank of CmdUio. He
m one of the pioneer who cut out the
mountain road between here r.d Port
land. Hi widow, Mn. Wiley-FAlwards,
of Newbeffc, mill turvive. Hi children
... w I. Wile. Sumtiter: Anna M.
MrDonuld and Mi Kuima, Newoere;
Mr. Virgil Waltera Corvallia; wife of
Benton county'i Clerk; Mrs. V. II.
Mead, of CraoU l'M, and W. V. W iley,
uow iu bttaineu in tbia city.
THE AKGUS
M,i. ial deputy mieriff, conlirtned.
R.iad '2't, petition of (ieo Ke-H-.-r
elitl, etithliHhed M viewed and
ptuiveved. lU'l.ate of Us on forty
u.-ri a uf laud, double awtemiuient,
Daniel linker, granted.
The cUiiiiM for monlh nf .July
Were bIIoWim! HH fnlloWH:
C K Citvrll aeiiHi and rol . p ou
A K Watson I'ti'lt;" roaua,
A C At. lilx.lil hardware roa.l aim
e ti and) V
.tin H IMvIm l-Iihiikimk locac It
1-ijiest drove 'limit, (iiiUllnluliK
tc
rVtiiiliiftM li & Suit r h and ) .
K t'ave & S .e h )
(,la & I'riidlnmmie ele. liutt U(i
tiro MiitK'"'. I'li tk, di-p etc , .
Iliivid I'liiwt. trill election i
I .m II Tlioliia, i.Ji)elit, I. H
S lit
Ciae t" V. .1 l!arler'M, rU
Atinrm'V Joint M Wall
MVt pill t
end ill return
m at
next
4 s
4 to
8 5"
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1 7 6 oo
J oo
4 oo
7 5"!
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Moiid.i v.
A Intl.. whil" und Imp' piek'niR
will ft.u.uieiKT. HprayiitK ih ye
the order of the tiny.
('. I,. Iliummi, the Koreet drove
hart, "km nmn. will aell you harneH
tvhipH.t.a.Idlea, etc., at price which
will Kive Iniii your train-.
Ir..f. Alwell. who h!t Iwen ai
im! ii im I nuKliiiiiHler at Koreet
tlruve. wat in the citv Tueediiy,
viaitor at H e t'ourl ItOtlH.
Hon. V. II. Wehiutig, preat
.U-.tt ..f tin! Slate IWnl (if Agri
i ultiire, m in Salem thit week, at
tending a ai tonon of the txmrtl.
If voti are not huyiitR groceriea
from II. WehrungA Son you are
itmking tt mUtake. llestaud fresh
fat linn and at pricea that oilier
tlealers ctiniiot meet.
John A. Thornlinrgli, who wae
deputy recorder under (Jul. Jack,
jr., ia itito ill at l"i "l"e in t,,i,H
city, the rexult nf a hard day'a
work during the hot apell.
Mra. (!. K. Ihwkwilh ia vlaiting
u.ih i.h.i imrentaof Mr. Heck with
in Alantedti cdiintv. Cal. She will
return to thin place by the Ural of
the week, coining by uteatner
Young Wolf in tthipping hoop
pole to .the Portland market.
While there i no big money in
iliix tirniitmition it na.VB fairly well
and brinizH a frw dollar into the
county.
li'.lder Mc.Fadden will ureach in
the ChriHtian church nttxt Hunday
ii.oi'ninu. hia nubiect being: "In
what. (!o ndition watt the Human
Family that Uod hail to Bend hi
Hon to wive them.
If. Wchrung X. Soih have taken
t, .iirwncv for the littnnUH Mon
arch Tailoring Cn. We can outfit
the lament or the smallest with
tailor-made rtuitB. Perfect satis
" faction guaranteed. Why not try
UN?
A deed given by M. K. Dilley to
T. A. Knightcn m 1804, was
I the first of the week.
land was iluated un the Baseline
M IW I il. er was about ten acres in
ii.a ir,...i li M. J'ortor was the
m.inru before whom the acknowl
etkementB were made. Knighton
has been dead for several years
Uev. L. Steuble, the new pastor
nf the Blooming German Lutheran
Church, was installed last Sunday,
Rev. W. H. Behrens, of Portland,
end Rev. A SihVish, t.f Sherwood,
olliciatlng. There was a large at
tendance at the ceremonies. He
was also, in the afternoon, installed
nl Forest drove, where the Luther
ans have a small congregation.
Rev. Steuble is a graduate of the
St, Louis Institution and comes
highly reommnended. Mr. Steuble
is h single man and will devote all
his tiiue to the two pastorates.
ne t a K'estl
t hi purpoee. Mr, Paisley lite
lino crop uf lolmceo and he expecth
lijtinoke 1 1 a vaiuta next winter.
Now ready for market: Thoutib-
hred Keluiaii bares, tit Uillale.ro
lUl hitry, Seventh and ahinr
ton streets. .Milton aiortfuit.
UilUlMiro iitisses the long line l
tettnia that uciially axes throusih
ila tlreel! at this iiitrtieiiliir time nf
the vear when furniern tfenerally
lltarltet their wheat T"p. I hia n-
oCCMHOIieil HV llie poor nop, "
by the fai t tlmt the majority "1
ranchers are pulling the crop in
home granaries Oata will ne snoii
thia vear. Thf only saving cttim.e
liition ia the good crot id bay ami
.l.,ur nml llie nroelM'OlH lor tl
gmal j if hi of hops.
ff vmi are contemplating the
purchase of a bicycle, do not full
lo see the VMM ('reM-enl and Cleve
land wheel, at Hoy I'm, the Jewcier.
A. U. Lucas tells us that 11. li.
Luce and son, Sydney, are busily
trying to dig a fortune out ot to
Nome beach, ami while they art
not takit.B nut more than seven or
eight dollars per day, they hope to
run on lo something good la-fore
they leave the upper country lor
,..ul Tim mure nutter to their
elbows, ami may they strike
richer in a short tune.
The Crescent is the popular wheel
at a standard price and no better
wheel at nnv lnce. t all on noyt
the Jeweler, and see them.
John Dennis, who has been
.i.nlnr urtlrmilim in this CltV hr
mom vio.ru will .men un a husin
ess in the BaileyMorgan Bloc
oLoiii Hentember 1. lie will earn
t , , ..
line line of hoois ana snoes, no
lr footwear a 'id groceries. il
httinis asks the general public to
give his stock a trial and that be
will enueavor io piease ui w"k"
ers, goes without saying
At 10:30 a. m. and -l:o0 p. in.
each day (lutes makes u bread de
livery. Send in your timers.
Prof. W, N. Ferrin, who has
been the Instructor of mathematics
at l'aoiuo University, will tcmpor
arily succeed Thus. MuUolhuul if
President ot tlmt insiiuuion, nti
KHrriti bus sn endid executive anil
ityand will discharge his duties
'.i 1:1 i.. l,i..,uaU n ml the
wiin creuiii io niiunun
faculty.
Win. Allwrs, who is buying bay
for Alhera Bros. & Schneider, made
a business trip to Portland, Monday.
H. Muhly, who has carved a
farm out of the timber near Bloom
ing within the lift t'igbt years,
was in the city fuesdity and mnde
this otlice a pleasant call. II"
says that he can't very well do
without Tim Auuus, nnd it has
visited his home regularly for sev
eral years.
flaa Ruth Luce, who has been
absent in California for the period
of a year, returned home the first:
of the week.
W. McKinney, a cousin of Ir. J,
li'. Adkins, and who hails from
Cairo, Mo., was in the city Sunday,
a guest of the latter. He has hot
been on the coast for Hi years, ami
he notes many changes here.
m.u r W lifurefiin returned the
last of the week from a visit to sea
side, Clatsop Beach.
Hon. 11. V.Gates has returned
frotu a two weeks' trip to Califor
nia points.
in , , , , ,
Sitlriii Woul. H Mills, baiipen. and
pUMmei. . . !. - '
ii I' A Hiil' V, care t-tititll J
patient
Mv liios. ut l I utiel .
I" K tiiadlev, care .aupei poor
Uim ... '.... ,,70u
H 11 r,!. r. nuppllra Tu(.H-r 3 30
liwiti I1ihIhi Co.. lirritt' fee
bout ,
Tint l.itniville, slidilt Clalsop to
Mn M.-Klduwurv
W 1 Siiiilh, takltii! bond Kob
finimM
it A Bill, upl etc
M Culiina. iantloi etc ...
Ridph Wauit. ti-corder etc
I tt Sewcll, sin rill, dep elf
kodolph Cr.tn.Ull. tteaureret.: .
joliu Noilliriip, buatd priaonett
M 5 I'.tik v, wor.-. and material
Scholia bfiilcr . ...
Ililltboio t'ut) C'J, l oilicera. ...
Kedmond & .Sappnigton, liorte
and bum
tut l.cm.11 colliii Koliettn, dec
Wake
Up. Mid help make a gmid show
lie Mr. Jackson will ne ai ra
lent th a Saturdav eveninti, in com-
tianv with Mr. Wehrung, to beik
over the ttround un 1 see what be
wnnla in 'order to couiiilete the
county exhibit.
Fall and winter clothiui' now be
intf receivtd at II. Wehrung X
Sons. Best selection ever made in
WashiiiKton county. You can not
do as well elsewhere. Call and ex
amine and pet our lirH en. e hUV
,lJt)jUsell.
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Mrs. Anna -Brown Mestn.ger,
wifHiit Jacob Met-hinuer, died at her
home near Laurel, Sunday, Aug
12, I!). aed over TC years She
was burn in Ohio, May 'li, lH'i4,
and thirteen years later, with her
tiarelits. moved to Indiana. She
was united in marriage July 30.
1840. to Jacob Mesinger, who sur
vives. Sis children are living.
In 1854 the ftmily moved to Iowa,
und in the spring of 1C2 they
started across the Plains with an
ins team. They stopped one year
1,75 in Umatilla Coitnlv. Coming to
jthe Willamette alley, in 150.1
thev settled in Yamhill County,
S! where they resided until iSib
rl? Thev then came to this county.
,7.i where thev have since resided
174 Mrs. Messinger ioinetl the M. E.
S$ Church at the age f eleven years
75 and was a faithful Christian until
leath. Mr and .Mrs. Messinger
of wedded
(iraal was then aCaptaio atVanceuver
Barrackt.
The Washington County Archives
. . . r
con lain a partial Itwiory 01 a case
wherein suit was brought against a
man who afterward became Presi-
ient of the United States. This
case was filed years ago, while Or
egon was yet a territory, and when
the defendant was a petty olltcer at
Vancouver Barracks, then known
as "Columbia Barracks."
This was away back in 1854,
when nearly all the supplies for
Vancouver pout were purchased at
San Francisco, and when no trans
continental roads and no telegraph
bound the West to civilization;
when no telegram of tomorrow
could tell the department at Wash
iugton that an office r of the United
States' Army was today derelict in
hied ut v. The details of the story
which led to the case cannot be
learned, but the trouble grew out
of a draft on Capt. U. S Urant
RESOLUTIONS.
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Whereas, it has seemed wise to our
all-loving Heavenly Father to re
move from earth our brother ana
fellow Christian Endeavorer, John
M. Gates, who departed this loe
Julv 19. 1900. therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members
of the Christian Endeavor Society 1
of the Congregational church, of
Hillsboro, hereby express our feel
ings of loss in the departure of a
brother who was loyal to the high
ideals, consistent with his profes
stoii of the high principles, and
manlv and straightforward in bis
defense of the truth, as revealed to
: AUGUST 1900
Sunli Moii" Tuea We.f Tho Krl J Sa7
121 131 14 I i'5 j 18rtJ
19 "0 21 I 22 I 23 24 j 26
26127 I 28 ( 29 1 0 I 3M .
D AIRY CREEK MILLS
Manufacturer of the Celebrated
White Frost Hour
Also deal in General Merchandise
and Agricultural Implement.
Milt and Store, 5 mile north of
Cornelius.
Harrison, - Oregon
FKOe'ESSlONAL.
F. A, BAILEY, II. D.
him by our Master, Christ Jesus;
and be it I tiivtutan. Burgeon and Aowlts
Resolved. That we tender to his ........ . ii.
bereaved relatives our sympathy cou S Tm1
and commend them to the strength- j. a.u cha prompay atteatltd
eninir and unholding care and love ,,. or , ,uu
of bim of whom it is written, "He yyyvvyvvvAVVVir
Resolved, That a copy of these s. t. UNKLATER, M.B.C.M
resolutions be spread upon the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
minutes of our society and one wi agU
published in our local paper. uu" l "t!B
Committee of Christian Endenvor. yttWrVi
PUBLIC AUCTION.
'i .7vi 1
GEO. R. BAQLEY
55 55 ; si nt over sixty years
i life together, their anniversary oc-
I ?l!curring in May of this year.
As he waa in 1854.
ou II Wilcox ttiltic". co v Sipp
15 00 '
00 !
Money lo loan 1000;
who bore the rank of Captain and
Assistant AdiuUnt Quarter Master.
MOO; The draft was for l,2u0 and was
.- IlollctiU-ck, lumber Krver
man, sup . . .
tt 1) Ujic, tiatilwaie wo
! IH-11 liiiiitii 4 il iy Ux certiu-
- - - - - ... " ..t itiuuri
l'l Z:: 6 ? !:; inquire rooms 1,2 and 14,
..!. I 'MIR , - "I ., . 1,1 I. IIMI.,1U.,..
Morgan nimi, ihiic.io.
. In
8 5 . Finney's blacksmith shop caught
I fire Tuesday.' Some one dii-eovered
8oo!.i,a t,1.7H t the noon hour. It
!..nffht on the r.Kif next to U.
3000 (Jardner's blacksmith fhop. No
10 daniaae was done. As the coal
WOO , , . i ;-,l. Quh.h mil. nil
. . o .. - llRMl liv .11 1 . vii - ---
j do - - - . . . . ,
3 00 j sparks it is a conundrum now 1 tie The draft waB accepted hy Grant
! hre got its staru lhe 12,h day f)f August. and
' i K.r ile Entiiue and separator; and a year later it had not been
h. W.J. Benson, naid. Adams & Co.. through their
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uim 11 .-muni, ior irui""u6 i;lL U .trmt . uslin ftieinoiuaer. men
front Tualatin Uiver, near
AiKt I'uh Co priiitinn and ta. ..
or it UtiUoii, coniujaa 1.
1- . . .
Welti tt'iig & Smm, u poor, c h, j
I I 1 V.iuntf. Colli Mini llliraiie. .
KJ Ward the wutie M 80 i
I'actlu- I'mveriily, rem election.
11C HoUeiibci'k, reKitering voters
W llines, cliairinau, roa 34..
signed by a lieutenant at ban
Francisco, and read as ioiiows:
ttaoo. San Francisco, July 30, 1853.
At three (lay atgni piease py iu
Adaina & Co., or order, twelve hundred
dollars and charge the tame to my ac
count. UKU. rj, Ufinnii,
Lieut. Corps tneinpers
To Capt. U. S. Grant, A. A. y. M., l-C-
lutnDta Barracks, uregon,
JAMES fUILLlPK TAMIES1E, M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
.. 11.. ... Utttlrtm.il Cu.
The undersigned will sell afpublic fZffiZJJvto 01
auction at the J. N. Grabel place, M Ke,uenc. souiu io 01 Wtu,
3 miles south of Hillsboro, the fol- aoU oott tfauowa' MutiUtuit. UUImUh
lowing personal property, com- t MWeVW
1 1(1 - 1 I n U n -rl'---
inencing at iu o t-iwa . m.,
... Saturday, August 18, 1900 ...
One team, 1200 and 1300, bays; Stongh- AiluKA'iiY-A'f-LAW
. -! r u V, ...... nliw .nrlnff 1
iud .tsiiii Mi r 1 . , t,iililtiir
tooth harrow, new cultivator, mower, 7 KooUiS 1 MUd Z huute tiUUUii.it
milk cows. 3 fresh, 4 oon to 1 be; a year- ... ; oiiLUON.
ling heifers, 1 Durham bull, coming a UlLLbBOUO,
years; a doxen Brown Leghorn chickens, jy, ..aMOMMyi
rtiirktwriA. brood H ",TT '
heavy with pig, I boar, a shoats, ao tons TUo3 H toncum,
loose clover nay, quantity 01 oa mu
wheat, Standard organ, ao gal. milk can.
... Terms of Sale ...
Under $10, cash; $10 and over, 6
months' time, approved note, 8 per
cent interest. Five per cent on tor
cash, $10 and upwards.
... C. F. G BABEL.
TEACHERS DIPLOMAS.
a v 'iumouk,
NOT
lliOS. H. E. B. 'lOMilK,
Attorney -At-La.
Kuout. 3, 4. & 5. - Bik' illU',0
W.USMIIH. H. t. MAtiWV.
SMITH & BAQLEY,
ATTOKiSBYSs-A'f LAW
. . . 1 , : . :
A I the rect ni u-acners ei.tuiusn .,utri, xturuev tor Waahing
the following were grsnted certiti-
cates: u,..
FIRST GRADK onice upstatiM over ueua
cftrfa::::::::::.-Fore
JOHW ML. WALL,
1 1 .1... ... m,w,t tai Hit
ur" I tlilUhnrn. UBtllt
I 1 'V Ilii.u. inlll - "- . . . . L .
woou iront iiiaiiti'u ..., ... cemmenced suit against mm in me
r.otlatin, in full ). j Ueorge I f TkJ District Court. Thay filed . bond
1 . . ., r . 1
in a sum equal to me ;ace 01 me
ATI OKf BY-Al-LAW
Omca Cpataira, Bailey-MorgMn Wtick.
Rooms, I Mud a.
H1LL6BUR0. - UKKUOK..
Report of Ferd (ironer, as super-iof thermal fever the fust of th
.or road disl No. 8, approved week, while baling hay at the eh
visor
and order d
that
i)r p draft and being unable to get a
I t
warrant lor 1 runir rancn east 01 town. , ; jfQru,
. - ., .1 1 j . 1...1 auiumotiH prrvcu mi mo mmuu.in
122 IK) be drawn in payment ot A. liauey was cat.et. . . hi M a re8idenl of
n.un rdiiiio ftaav. 1 ur ni.uta . r . l
rvices. i " " 1 , , : i ,... .1 another territory, the case went, oy
Ordered that warrant 01 tw.iMi was caueeu ujr -.. default and a iudizment was grant-
be drawn J li McNew as part pay- ,. , . , hats linrst L.I. Richard E. Wiley was then
meut as supervisor road distncti . 1 ualitv-at H. the sheriff of Washington county,
1 ? I ... ; . J',,..ia .1 aa I , .
I U uhriillCr iv. r(Il. VUllIC mv
- - -
M r. Clark Forest Urove
Drustlla True ..t-oracim.
I-ouiaa Mooberrv Cornelius
Eily M. Barnes, Beavenon.
SECOND GKADK
.... 1
Helen Johnson Keeavme
1 n In Owens Cedar Mill
Mauauwens .nnrVr
Florence Wilson rnuups rvw
Edna Jensen stn BENTON BOWMAN,
SamuallAwrence, Jr., ..Scholls
LorenaGleason Forest Grove ATTORNEY . AT LAW
THIRD GRADB
Tenuessee Weatherred Hillsboro Notarial Work and tonveykactug.
Grace Morgan, Forest Grove 8 & ? aiit., HUMsboro. Or
Venus Cobum, ...uiencoe jlj
Blanch O. Cahow, Farmington vVVVVWSWVVVWrVeVVVVVV
EarlE. Fisher ueavertou
Dead Letters,
Tin- lollowiiiLi is the list of letters re-
limintiiK in the Hillaboro ixist otlice un-claimed:
J. 1'. Maytuetd.
Alt U iters ttot called for by Aug. 15
.... . ...... .1.- .t-.t lull.r rtttifff
llyllO Will llv SClll to llie uvra imv.
One l ent will be cliargrt on eacn iriwr.
culled for.
II. SciiULMHRicu, r. ai.
II. Wehrung A Sons are now re
ceiving their full line of boots and
nlioes. For quality and low prices
we defy competition.
ub before purchasing elsewhere.
Kx Countv Clerk Imbrie and
family are out to the Imbrie ranch,
where J. A. is putting in his time
seeing the hops grow and watching
the msrch of the army worm.
You will soon want to buy har
ness. Remember that C. L. Hin-
man, of Forest Grove, keeps the
most complete slocK 111 vt asnmg-1
ton county. Prices reasonanie.
Uev. Moody will preach in the
Conurecat oiisl church Minduy
O "
morning.
llillsboro's New Postmaster.
1
m8m
Ruru. Waugener. the newly appointed master for HSllsboro , wa.
bom in Johnson County, Indiana. November 5, 1842. He eKr"
h? Iowa id M6. At the age of 18 he enlisted in Company B t hird
low Infantry and served three years in the Army of the West,
X Grant 'and Wterman. being in iS
Corns. He wits at the Battles of Shiloh, Siege of V icksburg, jaoK
so. Miss., successively, and was in active se.vice throng .out the
tc rm of his enlistment! He received his discharge June . iS4,
1 .:..,i ii.i M,vu,i,l,(.r in Miss Anna B. Bailey, ot Knox-
v I low a Sl . VhiuT; were born to them, live o whom are
liv nit' Miss Lura, Hillsboro; Mrs. Adella Waggener Kindt Portland;
Mr 1 et a Waggener Gates, Dorr B. and Wilma, all of this City.
M MU.1 Mrl Waggener came to Oregon .. l87a and for the
lH9t .S years have conducted th. Hotel Tualatin, of Hi Isboro He
has been identified with the G. A. R. since Its organbat.on I" Oreg
on. He is also a Mason, a member of Tualtty Lodge, No. 6, of Urn
city.
I'' 'C
R. E. Wiley, the Sheriff.
Anna Pollard Tigardyille
Alice Fay, syivan
Maud Tidcombe. Portland.
Life Primarv. first in county,
was granted, Lillian Briggs, ot Cor-
nelius.
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Successor to BarreU & Adams.)
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
Henrv McLeod. who was injured MiVfeWeVrVr
in a sawmill near Centralia, Aug , .nvtuc
4, died on the 13th., nd wa8 buried UK'J' ' ' . .,
at Kalama, under the auspices 01 t meen yea e,xiu
the Odd Fellows. He was oorn TtyMTI ViTIVF
Aug. 24, 1848. In September, 1S75, JUJCilS 1 lo IV
he was married to Miss Laura pirstcja emcea; Charges reasonabl
Johnson, who survives. The child
ren are: Mrs. Myrtle Chapman, Office, Union Ji't. or Pirtrtaacy. .
Miss Olive, aged 18, and Lester, HILLsb0R0. ORBOON.
aged 10. He leaves two brothers
and two sisters: Job McLeod, em- 'vwmTTTT"TT ,
ployed by the Southern Pacific; Dr. c. B. BROWN,
Albert McLeod. a resident of Port- limT.,r
land; Mrs. Mary Ledford, of Hills- T"EMTIST
horo. wife of G. T. Ledford and Mm
Mrs. Flora Lewis, of Lewisville, Ll6 Dekun, Building. Portland, Oregon
i'Olk LOUniV. tr. lucueuu nno a
and he watched his opportunity to
itch the vouns captain on the
Oregon side. After several trips toj
Portland, Capt. Grant came in on
a boat, bringing with him his horse.
Sheriff Wiley attached the animal
a soon as the captain landed on
terra firnia. As soon as Grant re
covered his surprise he asked
Wilev to bo with him to Adams &
Company's agent, where he thought
he could arrange mingssausittoioi
ily. Arriving, Grant paid a part
of the judgment in cash and gave
his note tor the balance, tnus se
curing his release. Strange as it
mav annear. the case was overioos
ed hv the papers of that day, and
the fact that a man who was aiter
wards elected president was once
sued in an Oregon court has never
before been made history.
Richard Evert Wiley, the sheriff who
served the papers on Grai.t, was born in
Certbage, Hamilton uuniy, itiinum,
Spt. ji. i8ai and died at Hillsboro,
May 37, 1880. Before ao years of age he
was a graduate of the Burlington Haw-
keye coniposiug rooms attu a ma.
printer, He came to Oregon, across the
plains, in 18-I5 and set up the first news
paper plant brought to Oregon. Father
Griffin owned the plant and on it was
r.,o,liVi! th Orecon Pioneer, publica
tion being on the old donation east of
this city. The lauer part ot me iuium
lio was chosen sheriff for Tualitv district
and again in the fifties he was elected to
the same position, ne was iu vuuu.j
assessor and was once Sergeant-at-Arms
in the territorial legislature. He was
married in 1855, July 4. to Miaa M. J.
native of this county, his father be
ing one of the earliest of our pion
eers an employee of the Hudson
Bay Co. He was industrious and
highly respected by all who knew
him.
Lost, in July, dark bay mure;
light body, slim built; rather long
legs. Star in toreneaa, oniy wune
mark. Had yoke on. Finder noti
fy J. Q. Adams, Blooming, Oiegon.
Reward.
William Imbrie, of North Yaki
ma i in the citv on a visit with
his relatives Mr. Imbrie is a son
of Jas. Imbrie, a brother to the late
Robt. Imbrie and he spent his boy
hood davs on the Plains of West
Union.
Carstens Bros, keep a fine line of
matin, flnoriim and shiplap on
hand, also doors and windows
Prices reasonable. Leave orders at I
Manning or Hillsboro. Estimates
on building materials.
G. J. Chapin, Tea Examiner for
Tacoma and Portland, was in the
city Sunday, the guest of George
Carleton. He has recently return
ed from a trip to his old home in
New York.
Rev, Moody will preach at the
union servioe in the Evangelical
church Sunday evening. A cordi
al welcome is extended to all to
attend.
Fresh Portland bread daily at
Gates'.
Will be iu Hillsboro every fourth Mon
day in each mouth.
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F. P. HARDIN,
AUCTIONEER.
Forest Grove, Ore.
I will cry sales at reasonable prices. Have
hail twenty years experience and can give
the best of references from Chicago to
Forest Grove, Ore. Hers ta mj recoru.
If you are going to have a sale, write or
'phone me at ntv otlice, or enquire at The
Argus office. References: by permission.
J. A. Bowls, Commission Merchant, Chi
cago; Frank Lewht, Commission Mep.
chant, South Omaha; JUon. Phil Sic lialhtr,
Sao City: H. ti. Clark, Kx-Counciliiiati,
Forest Grove; John Anderson, Stock
Breeder, Enterprise, Ore., J. Y, Camp
Held, State Hank. Sue City; IX. E. Habelt,
First National, Sac City; '. 8. eeilittanf
State Bank, hake View.
VvVvVVvVyvWrWi
Just received a handsome line
of Pulley Belt rings for the ladies;
sterling silver, gold and silver plate ,
and nickel. Call and see them at
Hoyt's, the jeweller. Prices cheap
er than Portland. These are the
handsomest things in the market.
Rev. H. Oberg will preach at the
usual morning service in the Wetn
odist chureh on Sunday. This
church will join in the union Her-
. ... 1 I. .
vice at the avangejioai , ennren
Sunday evening. ' ,
Mrs. John Northrop, Mis Mag
gie Northrop, Jimmy Warren Paul
Behrensand Clara McKinney ara
camping at Shady Brook, '