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iU500 ARGUS, MARCH 21, 1901.
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:mkI Sivil Docket for Hil
judication. NOT MUM CRIMINAL MM MiSS
Seven of I lie ii nut I'uiisol Im llic
Tim hi. Will ln l.i'ii'lhy SvuhIuii,
Cireuit Court ciiiivi'iicil Momlity
i morning, March IS, with Hon. T,
A, Mi'Hrili on the IkmhIi. AH
jurnrn reported prcsi'iit except
lluheit Alexander, of Forest (irovi,
mIwimiI from county. T1umi cx
rimed were:
I'rnl C.r.mrr, SilintU, Tl i II Mlltt-r,
LVdur Mill, M Hhlwe, N J Wnlk.r.
ml C O Ktc, I'uirat l'.t"Vi, llil.ly
llntrle, Itlnouiitig, J N Shcmt-r, I'mli-s
Creek.
Those on jury ilu'.y are;
C Muni, dri'i nvtllr, Ceo l'itiiiliell,
Suiilll Tunlnliiii I' A itiiinr, till IhIm iri,
Julia A JiilotwMi, lldtvrrlim, Cwiiclliiii
llcriiipiin, WilMwirl, J W llm !', IW-nvr
Inn, l-'ritnlt Walrrs, I'mcM timve, llililv
I'linlUi'iinilir, CurnrHiia, John Jixn.
CliMHixp, W W Trnrwlrll, H rdvilltr,
Ijnim Jimr, I'ciinrllii,, Oil tmiitmiii-r.
Ciiiiii'liuii, T k Imliric, Wrm L'nioii,
Aloiiu 1'iUe, ' ilrnvrttiiii, J C Clink,
I'uirat (ruvr, Jolili A l'lliimnli. Tililu
till, M IC 1'nirat Uriive, M C Cul-
lirr, Si'llolU, julin AlKfulieittif r. I'smi
IiikIuii. I' M jtickwni, Ihllnlioro. LCImwii
iiij(, Uillry, J K McClarlteu, Liirel, I'd
Sdiulliieruli, HiIUImiio.
John II. Cornelius mi, I v. ).
Itradford are the bailills fur the
term.
The case nf llnlierl Kotilkin, ml
minihtrulor of tin estate of Hugh
Owilll 1,4'tvirt, lli'l'PflKlxl, It I ) : 1 frnlll
iirnlmtii court, iliM'iiioti nf which al
lowed John Lnwis and w iff fs.Vifor
services fur care of det'eamil S
ninnm pri ir 10 (icHiii, w nii
luicd, the niiitti'r having lueii
settled out of court.
On mandate from Sitpr'Ui
court judgment of f ircrlosure was
rendered nml entered niiiiixt Ilur
vi'v llnuii In favor of tin l.aa
(itmranteo tfi Trust Society in the
Hum of S,:iil5 4'.l.
ICira K. Cnli-stock, tin' barber,'
whs m range Tuesday morning ami
liHimtpil to an Indictment charging
liiin with ra.o. ltt was brought
into court yesterday morning 11111I
pleadrd not guilty to the charge.
Judge McHride set the trial (or
Monday morning; iifxt. The ih1-
fr 1 11I hi it linn nccuri'il H. C Snnci'r,
of riirtlnml, to BHHiHt Attorney (im.
U. Hulry in the il.'fi'iimi.
Jiiini'K Aiknn Iiiim imlii'U'il
fir thn murder of (iuie Sole, h
CliiiiHiniin, nciir U llrich, ImhI full,
nml will ilem Friday of linn neck.
I lie uiilv jury ciihh tried
, week W" that of JuKep.i lillerv V
Julin llorwick, TIiih Ik n eime
wiiern 1'iiiery huimi 10 repiiin pirn
Hff xidii of 11 ti'iuu which I'.imvjt k
I111I levid ttion nud Imiilit in ni
Hhiriir ic Hevcrnl yeiirn hro,
I 1 1 1 1 r y contending Unit the teinii,
lit IliH Hllle llll'.illN (if Hlli)inrt, WHH
cxenipt from cxecuti iu. 1 he jury
m IS',11! mviirdi'd tlm ieiuu to iter
wick, hillcry nitMii'd mid the
Hiiirrm' ('otirt Heiil it back fur 11
new tflul. I he jury hint niiml
lirntiRhl in 11 verdict for Itorwick.
The chhIh in the ciihk will amount,
to mure than thn value of thn teiini
to Hiv iiothinit of Htlorneyn eei
The jurorn hnve n'l been excused
until next .Monday.
Uridine vii A. I Hill; default
nnd judgment iiKiiim-' Hill for 1225
and nilercht it H ier cent.
HIVoreeH prnnie,. r.elle MtvellH
vh l.nnmUe Hteveim; ! ' i !! Kenton
v Arthur Kenton; Hcnrv Kveritt
vh Lucia A. lOveii t; Henry Tidier
V Kulherine Tnl r; leHnie licnnett
. VH lllliim Itennetl; Artnedil N:i
iiingtnn vh J. M, Hiiiiiiinuton.
('onlirtimtioiiH of HheriffV hkIck:
rilio Uiiivernity vh M. KohIi
land el iiih,
W. H. Juckmm vs N 1!. Mend.
Mary ViiiHnn vn8 II I!uiiilirey8
Itfmanl Went holt vb Win. Muck
1'ctter M. Vihhert vs Arnminln
llutuiilireyH et nl
Kulh Hcott vs Helen Smith' (ltd
nrne mile.)
Oregon Mtge. Co. vs J. B. Pilk
ington et ftln.
Kilwnrd Nnylor v H. I. K. It
Hiiit for daiiiiigep for neglect in ship
ping, pet for trial Wednesday
iMaruh 21.
WftHhingtnn County v II. 1
Ford, demurrer argued and take
under advisement.
W. II. Hockcr vs Drs. Large am
Via; motion by defendants to have
lilatntiff make complaint more
ppecilic; also defendant allowed or-
del of court to have medical
jicrU examine arm of plaintiff.
GRAND OPENING.
ex-
A cordial invitation to all is ex
tended to the oppning of our fine
new More, at Forest (Irove, Satur
day, March 23, !)01, An interest
ing urogram will bo prosented by
the iai I ins' band all day.
Capi.kh & Co.
Card of Thaaks.
The family of the Into Mrs. Mary
RalViilv. nf Mountaindnln desire to
extend their heartfelt thanks to-
those friondn who lent aid and
Bympiithy during the illness and
death of the mother.
Ladies.' muslin underwear, and
wrapperB, wheels and pillow canes
fur Bale at Schulmerich Bros.
. II, nrri"tin) well known here,
Write 'I'll K All'ilH lid follows
"Thinking th.il pioh.ihly our
lu.iiiy ii-ieh T? wuuhl Iikii to hear
hollieihlllg llholit the t S'lldierh'
I luiiii! I i 1 11 L our el. 1 to In, prepared
for ll.e uld and enfi elded soldiers
I hut re-ide within her Im .11 nd it ry , I
t.ike the llle ity t,.i drop you a few
liiH H. lit ll,e Iil phire, It lx lo
cated in a very healthy district,
nml is situate mi the south sid (f
the t iiipipia river (Smith) at Uose
lotrg The In im in yery piodiletive
nml the luiit lins are all that could
lo di'sind, excepuiig as to si,1',
w hich will suoti Is' reineilied. The
legulatioiis are nil that could he
excted W'e ail think that Mr.
Shipley, the commandant, in the
right man in the rijjlit place He
has the conHdeuee of a'l under his
charge. The adjoin it, Mr. l'aliu,
is ll priii'lieitl faiinfi, n i. d every
thing seeius to lloiiri.!i und' r his
direction I cauiint find words to
express iiiyndf i to Miss Kmma
ICverill, from Hillflsirn. who is the
mntrnii of the hospital in cnunec
tiou with the Home She govern
with a lino, yet kind hand, and
hits the respect nml csleein of all
wlmkuow her. The general health
of all the Washington county con
li.igent here is gom!.''
(!ihm HliH-k inm hof UK) acres
three mile south went uf Forest
(irovp. Ten itf:e cleared, eight
acres under good fence. Fair
hoiixe, large hi 'ii, smoke ami
chicken houses, line spring of water
clnsi' to house, place well watered,
ha inly to creamery, market for
wood, Km est drove. Fine for
fniit and gruss; small Wring
on-hard; in fiKithills, For sale :,t
ft per aire. V all on or aitoiess
lr. C lv (ieiger, Forest (lrov.
It is getting di scrHtely near
the linn for trout fixhing and they
are said In he" very plenty this
seasiin. Just whether this know
edj comes from actual exsrience
in cttchliig them or is made known
y sin-lug them plenty lit the water
that the creek is raised ottr report-
r iliMM not know The Oreg'.nian
is retiilesteil to send out a reporter
i accompany l. Ithtser on one of
ins trips. ISIust-r always make
ig cutches, and the Oregotiian
generally ilispules the iiiiiiiIht,
o nlaser lirnpose to estahltsh thn
truth of his pretention by having
special reporter and an expert
Hint litniiiilician along in have a
orreet and undisputed write-up
of hia prowess.
Seliulmerii h lirothcm have pur
hasetl I'r. llailey's intetst in the
Union lihs k, Main stitet, and will
k'cupv 'he rooms with a new stock.
Thin will make a handsome double
Htore. Wehrung v Sons will simui
have the room formerly rented to
Arehbohl occupied by slin k. The
'harniacy will occupy the utmrter
now la-cupii'd hv Mct'ormick s In
yclc tore. I here are now but very
few building of business nature
unoccupied.
A. M.Carlile ha returned from
his trip to Idaho, and does not
think lie will mimvc from this
tilaco ftt present. He state that
lie saw Frank Pomcroy, former'y
of Cornelius, at a place ealh
Kitmioaiah, where he is running a
hotel and doing well, i'a also
saw Wilson h wlhy, who conducts
Irug storentl Ne l'erces, and
F.xra lioolh, who runs a jewelry
store at the same place. Mr. Howl
hv i well known at Forest t!rove
and Mr. lhioth is a son-in law to
Mr. aittl Mis. .las. Young, who re
side jiiht west nl thu Long Hridge,
A neat font gave Cindcralla er.
Inrii'K fame. Uennia cannot make
Cindere!hih out of the sex, hut his
mock of handsome iixlies shoe
will dresa a foot as neat as any
gins nlipier ever manufactured
.1 list call ami ee his line of foot'
wear. Footwear for all
An old building on a unfenced
lot south and west of the S. 1'. de
not burned up last Saturday af
ternoon. It was an old ramshackle
building and Im been unocouph
(or years with thu exception that it
was a rendi'VOUH for' Weary nil
lien" w ho chanced to be counting
ties along the railroad. It
thought that some holm had stayt
in thu aback the night la-fore am
left, pome coals ("moldering from
which tho llamea started. 1 lie
lire department Vaa called out, but
when it was discovered to lie the
hobo's hotel, water was not turned
on the lire.
If you are look'eg fur bargains
call at McUormioL store in Crandall
building on Mainslreet, Ilecarries
the entire dock of goods recently
nurehitHod from Mr. 1. L. Abbott
in connection with his stock of
quirting goods. His 11)01 Imperial
bicycles are the best on the market
for the money. Kopau shop in con
nection with store.
Father I-evesque, of Cedar Mill
was in town Monday, having just
ditpM'teii from the St. v lucent
Hospital, where he wa.s confined
for several weeks with pneumonia
He states that a Benedictine r uth
er from Mount Angel will preach
at Tigardville, March 31, in both
the Herman and lUiglitdi languages,
Go to Cub Koehler, the Main
street boot and shoe maker, for
your repairs. Living prices for
best repair work. See him at
Liindrock's old stand Try him
once and you will go again.
Court Reporter Hiinyon is absent
this term of court, being detained
i),; duties elsewhere. His work is
being supplied by Mrs. Badgloy, of
Multnomah County.
irn
'illit
Now
r.cfnic Circuit Omit
for Decision.
AIU; THE KtSTKICTIOSS VALIIl t
CancH Wliri Deed kt'strict Sale
uf
Liiinni. - Ikvcisiun fur Violation.
Milton W. Smith was liefore the
ircuit court yerterday, anil when
the McMahon cae was brought lip,
made argument on the matter of
restriction in the ileitis nf Forest
(irove real property which iiiaki
sale of liijuor the jienalty nf rever
sion. It is a matter of fact that
the University is more interested
in this affair than any other ele
ment. There are many eminent
lawyer who Isdievn that the res
triction is a. valid one before the
law, ami that it will stand. The
United Slates Supreme Court has
tlready passed on a similar case
an I the decision practically eus-
iiu the contention Unit reversion
may follow violation of the liiUoi
clause. If the spirit of this decis
ion is followed Forest (irove will
s stopped from having a saloon
It is thought that Mcllride'n decis
ion on the argument of yesterday
ill touch on this matter und prac
tically s tile the question for good,
and many who heard Mr. Smith's
argument aver that he will no
loliht hold that the restriction is
good.
CONNEL ESSNER.
Married, March 10, 1001. at the
residence of Mr. Hichard Council,
Cast Portland, Ore., Mr. John W'.
'n lift I, of (ilenooc, and Miss
Kmilv Kssncr, of Mountaindale.
Mr. Council is well known in Wash
ington County, being a brother of
the Cnni.elU at (ilencoe, and to
Mrs. W". I). Wood, of this city, lie
has large interest in and around
(Ilencoe, and recently purchased
the Virginia Miek donation, where
on he and hi bride will at once
take up theirv residence. He is a
prominent member of , Phoenix
idge K. of P., and is very popular
among Ins acipiaiulauce. 1 lie
bride i well known in this city
where she has resided for a number
of years. Few young people start
in life under a happy auspices as
Mr. and Mrs. Council and a very
larue circle of friends wish them
very happiness.
New wall paper, at McCormick
store, latest designs.
Otto Kock and ICmil Wagner,
both employed at Portland, spent
Sunday with their parents in this
ity.
All kinds of seeds in bulk at 11
II. Ureer's.
Hon. Harrison Allen, district at
torney, is accompanied by Mrs.
Allen, They are guests at the
Tualatin.
This is the gardening season-and
you want a good garden. Buy your
garden seeds of Hennis.
Sherburne Wilson, an old timer
of this citv, is hack again for a few
lavs. He has been tin in Wasco
county for some time.
llo to (ireer's for Black Minorca
eggs; setting of 15, 51) cents.
On Monday the first day of April
all the boys and girls can go lislnng,
(let your hooks, Hies, lines, poles
salmon eg,B etc., at McCorniiek'e
store.
See those fresh new Olives at
McCormick's store.
H. L. McCormick's wheels for
P.KIl are the Ramblers, Ideals, Im
perels, Orients it Olives, cycle sun
dries of all kinds.
Raleigh Stott, a well known
Portland attorney, and at one time
a resident of this county, was at
tending circuit court here the first
of the week.
Next Sunday, March 2-1, is the
last day you can get photos taken
by Bob Crandall, at the hllis (uu
lory.
Greer's is the place to get your
garth. n seeds.
J. P. Jones, Travelling Passenger
Agent of the Southern Paoitic, was
in theoity yesterday morning. Mr
Jones has been with the company
for nineteen years and has a host
of friends along the line.
Sehulmorich Bros, have received
a car of Utah Land Plaster; if 13.50
per ton.
Our old lime friend, A. S. Pence
once Southern Pacific agent at this
place, is now occupying that po
sition lit McMinnville.
Schulmerich Brothers have blast
ing powder on sale at their store,
The county rock crushers will
soon be received and then work
will commence on roads where
they will be located.
Grand ball at Hillshoro Opera
House, Saturday evening, March
23, 1001.
Mrs. Barnes-Ellison, wife of Ed
Ellison, died last week at Beaver
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ellison were
married about one year ago,
)V0
SherwiMid h"rd from: Onion
grower .are thinking of preparing
their fieldB hr another rich har
vest. Noah ."inia is the proud
father of a sou, w ho so his father
thinks, will soon Im helping him to
saw wood. Sherwood is soon to
b.xitn, a J. ('. Smock and A. C.
Hall are each contemplating the
building of warehouses for onion
storage A SherwiMid had no Mrs.
Nation the council decided to vote
the saloon nut, and did. John Her
and wife lost their infant sou March
3. Mr. and Mr. Field are visit-i
ing relatives here. Another ton'
Itorn to the house of Hall J. V.
Hall. Sherwood protests against
the press claiming Sherwood as the
the home of liieland. Your cor
respondent claims that l'.ieland i
from Middleton. He is acquainted
with Sherwisid only through hay
ing sjient a few nights in jail here,
we no more like to have him reg
istered from Sherwood than would
Hillshoro Tike to have their town
classed as the home of all who get
into the. Hillshoro courts. -The
talked of skimming station tailed,
hut Messrs Fox and Hays have
established one of their own and
put in a separator. Good luck to
you, gentlemen.
B u ford Hock Island turf and
itbhle plows, wood or steel beam,
12 inch, m; 14 inch, 14.50; stub
ble plows are from 50 cents toll
eheaer than above. Kxtra shares
12.50, steel jointers 12 Compare
these prices with other dealers
We guarantee every implement we
sell. Schulmerich BroH.
The citizens of Forest Grove are
nioining E. W. Haines from per
forming his contract recently closed
with that city to furnish electric
lights. They allege that one of the
council men who was a party to the
contract was not legally a member
f the council, and that the con
tract is for that reason null and
void. Mr. Haines has already
placed his dynamo in position and
is ready to a try-on of the service.
f the court does not decide against
him he will soon have the plant in
peration, and then will make a
proposition to light the town ol
Cornelius and later may make a
leal with the Hillshoro Light &
Wntcr Company to furnish power.
They give it away. Commenc
ing Saturday, March 9, H. Weh
rung A Sons will give each cash pur
chaser of a dollar's worth of mer-
handise a chance on the follow
ing: rirst pnxe, latiy s or gem s
Hartford bicvele; second prize,
lady's or cent's Videlte bicycle.
Frank Clapsbaw, of Gales Creek,
last Saturday had the misfortune
to shoot some ol the flesh off one
f the fingers of his right hand.
The young man was loading a
Winchester rille and the cartridge
would not readily enter the maga
zine. Clapsbaw endeavored to
force the shell in by tapping it
with some object. An explosion
followed, injuring the finger and
badly powder-burning his face and
eyes. Jrs, Large ami la, ol for
est Grove, dresseil the young man's
wounds and he 18 getting along
very nicely.
You can't reap unless you sow
Buy your farm implements from
H. Wehrung Sons. Complete
line of wagons, plows, harrows,
seeders, buggies, carts and all im
plements used on a farm. Come
and see them and get their prues.
E. W. Simmons has old territor
ial scrip issued in 1843 and 1S40,
and the face of the warrants
amounts to about $00. He is go-!
ing to send them to Salem and
have them cashed in, If he gets
six per cent interest on the war
rant, the interest for the fifty years
will be nearly two hundred dollars.
Mr. Simmons thinks he can afford
to let the warrants go as the money
will be of more value than the
paper.
Where would you be without
your feet? Have you ever thought
of that? Dress them with pur
chases at II. Wehrung it Sons.
They handle shoes direct from the
factory and have the most com
plete stock in Washington county.'
ou are bound to buy if quality
and prices go for anything.
The funeral of the late Mrs
John Berrie, of Glencoe. was held
last Sunday, the services being in
the afternoon. The hearse went
out to the hills and over some very
bad roads, Undertaker Lamkin
had charge of the funeral. Mr.
Berrie will sell his effects and re
turn East, where he will reside
with one of his daughters,
Schulmerich Bros, have purchas
ed the Bailey brick block and are
going to open up a general nnple
nient and hardware stock in same
about April 1st. Their present
quarters are entirely too small for
their increasing busines.
Claude Greear has purchased the
interest of W, 0. Donelson, in the
Climax. Mills, Mr. Donelson having
beeu advised by his physicians that
be must make a change or suffer in
his health. After selling his mill
stock he purchased a partnership
with Mr. P. O, Brown in theunqer
taking and furnititre business.
If vou want to look dressy and
neat, go to Aug. Tews, the Seoond.
street Hillshoro tailor, and give
him vour measure or a spring
and summer suit. His work gives.
eminent satisfaction. Ask any of
his patrons.
Ex-Sheriff Ford, of Portland
was in town the first of the week
on business before circuit court.
Died ut Old Homestead Sun
day Evening.
WELL KNOWS PI0XEEK OP 1M52.
Had Kraidtd 00 Donation Land Claim
fur 44 Ytars. A Good Woman.
Mrs. Mary Itaffety, pioneer of '52,
and wil of the late Samuel B.
Raffety, died Sunday evening, at 5
o'clock, at her home, Mountaindale,
after an illness of several weeks,
she was 78 years old, and for half
a century had lived on the old
home place, scattering blessings
and good deeds all about her. In
1852, with her husband, she Started
across the plains, riding in a wag
on which moved at the van of a
train of 62 wagons, of which her
husband, Samuel B. Raffety, was
captain.
The train nu wifely piloted through
many trylug event reaching the West
before the year was out, and tbe Raffety
ruled 00 tbe old donation land claim in
Washington county 49 year ago. The
home place became noted for hoptUlity
far and near. Mr. Raffety lived to
make others happy, and her life at
Mountaindale was a constant benediction
to tbe neighborhood. She was equally
at home in the sick room and the house
of distress, and the entire community.
young and old, regard bet death aa a
personal low. During her sickness the
deepest solicitude was displayed fur
miles over ber condition, and it was re
garded as a privilege with the families at
Mountainaale to minister to her com
fort in the slightest way. She loved the
beautiful and noble in all things. She
was a friend of children and dumb ani
mals, and loved to mingle with them.
Her husband died atne years ago.
Eiubt children were boru to tbem, the-'
lollowing seven surviving: Drt. C. II.
and Dav and R. M. Raffety, Portland.
East Side; Mrs. Sarah Miller. San lose.
Cal.; Samuel J., Jacob C. Raffety and
airs. Louisa Wlrtz, Mountaindale,
The funeral took place Tuesday after
noon at 1 o'clock, from ber late home.
and Mountaindale cemetery was the
place ol interment.
FIRE DEFT ELECTS.
The Yolunteer' Fire Department
last Saturday evening elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: Chief, L. A. Long; Assist
ant, Gal. Jack, Jr-; President E. B.
Tongue; Vice-pres, H. T. Bagley;
Secretary, O. B. Gates, with J. O.
Crandall, assistant; Treasurer, U.
G. Gardner; Foreman Hose Corps,
C. Jack, aFsistant, C. L. Chamber
lain; Foreman Ladder Corps, U. G.
Gardner, assistant J. T. Beauch
amp; Board of Fire Delegates, E. B.
Sappington, J. B. Wilkes, Benton
Bowman, J. W. Bailey and L. A.
IxMig. The department is now nu
merically the strongest since its
organization and is electing new
members at every meeting. Ex-
chief Weatherred was present at
the meeting and gave the depart
ment encouraging words for the
way matters had been handled,
Six fires have occured during the
year. In four of the cases, but
trifling damage ensued. The resi
denoe of Mrs, J. E. Adkins burned
in July but there was four hundered
insurance. Ti.e residence of Mrs
Reeves burned in November, but
contents were saved. All other
loses did not exceed $15 each.
LAW AS TO ESTRAYS.
There are always many estrays
taken up in tbis county. It ib
therefore well for farmers to know
just what the law is in this regard
l here is a hne of from ten to one
hundred dollars for not following
the law. First, when you lake up
an estray, post three notices. W ith-
in ten days the owner may come,
and by proving property, paying
one dollar fees and the cost of keep
ing. take his animal. After ten
days you must notify the county
clerk and the animal is sold after
being appraised, being advertised
in a newspaper if of over the value
of $5. In May and November you
are not permitted to take up estrays
unless they are breachy or vicious.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at the
old Tdm Cornelius place, 3 miles
northwest of (ilencoe, the follow
ing personal pioperty at 10 a. m.,
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1901
2 cows, 1 Jersey, 1 Jersey,
spring calf, kit carpenter tools,
household and kitchen furniture,
TERMS OF SALE.
Under $10, cash; $10 and over,
nine months' time; approved note;
8 per cent interest. John Brums
H. r. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Veterans, Attention.
Head Quarters Washington County
Veteran Association.
Cornelius, Or., March 19. The
members ol the abovev named As
sociation are hereby notified that
the second semi-annual meeting
will be held at Dilley, Oregon, on
on Thursday, May 2, 1901. A full
attendance is expected.
E J. Groat, President.
By V. J. R. Beach, Secretary, -
Forty aores land near Center
ville; nearly all cleared; bottom and
new land; house, barn and granary,
for sale. Inquire of J. W. Vander
velden, Centerville.
Cornelius is in the- throe of a
small wji scare and the public
S'lhool has been sugpen-f d. while
Vitcuin ttion i the order i.f -h day.
The mayor is the afflicted party
and he was taken with the trouble
yesterday. Charles Buchanan, one
of Cornelius popular citizen and
who for a year tin been the city's ex
ecutive, and who has Iteen leimunii
ated for that office, is the unfortun
ate. Mr. Buchanan was in Hill,
boro yesterday or the day before,
and a on the streets of Corneliu
yesterday. He was then broken
out, but felt reasonably well and
did not suspect the nature of his
ailment His many friends hope
he will get through without any
trouble, nnd that the contagion will
efficiently be stamtted out before
there are any more cases. Dr.
Tamiesin is attending the patient,
and is doing a great deal of vacci
nation in that vicinity. Rigid
quarantine ia being established and
as tbe case appears t3 lie a mild one
there may be no spread of the ma
lady. If Hillshoro gets the railroad,
well ar.4 good. But whether it
comes or not, H. Wehrung A Sons
will do business with you. Their
new line of wash goods, ladies'
muslin underwear, wrappers and
spring dreea goods, has arrived.
F. M. Heidel reports that' he is
making fair headway in getting
concessions for tbe purpose of pros
pecting for oil and coal in the
region to tbe north of town. The
company he represents is compris
ed of reliable men, and as soon as
the required acteage is leased for
primary work operations will com
mence. Those farmers in the reg
ion where there are indications of
oil should take advantage of this
offer and have developement work
started as soon as possible.
The fields will soon be dressed
in their best. Why not you? Buy
your gent's clothing and furnish
ing goods at H. Wehrung & Sons.
Largest stock and finest selections
in the county.
Andrew Stewart, who lives six
miles north of Hillshoro, on Thais-
day, while chopping wood on the
Cawrse place, cut his foot quite
severely. The ci extended through
the foot and was about four inches
in length, requiring six stitches to
close it. Dr. Bailey dressed the
wound and Andrew will go on
crutches tor a while.
E. L. McCormick has removed
his bicycle Btore to the Crandall
block, occupied by E. L. Abbott,
Mr. McCorbiick has merged the
two stores and will be pleased to
meet 'his old patrons at his new
quarters.
The Methodist church in this city
is being thoougbly renovated by
Peterson & Son, of Gales Creek.
The walls are being cleaned and
kalsomined and will be given a
deep olive tint. The seats are to
be newly painted and grained, and
when the painters are uhrough the
bouse of worship will be pleasing
to the eye.
Schulmerich Bros, make the fol
lowing prices on implements: 2
horse, all Bteel lever harrow $12.50;
3 horse, all steel lever harrow
$14. Disc harrow from $25 up, ac
cording to size and and style.
Mrs. C. F. Bergestrand, of Reed
ville, died of heart failure the first
of the week, and buried in the
Hillshoro cemetery yesterday. De
ceased was a native of Sweden, and
leaves a husband, one daughter in
Idaho, one son and two daughters
at Reedville, to mourn her loss.
Keep on good terms with your
"inner man" by buying groceries
from H. Wehrnng & Sons. Prices
the lowest and quality the best.
All their patrons will tell you this,
Tho8. E. Cornelius, an old time
Washington county boy, and now
assistant warden at the peniteniary,
Salem, was in town yesterday, re
newing old friendship. He is look
ing for four horses for use on tbe
peniteniary farm, but thinks he
will have to go out of the county to
get them.
Bicycles, new and old, cycle
sundries, baseballs, bats, mits and
gloves, fishing tackles, pocket
knives and razors, at McCormick's
store. .
Dr. Jas. Withycombe, now vice-
director of the Corvallis Agncult
ural College, was in the city Tues
day evening and went out to the
farm in South Tualatin. He depart
ed Wednesday for Carlton, where
he attended a Farmers' Institute.
If economy is the road to wealth
you will get there by buying your
groceries at Greer's.
A. V. Denny, of Raleigh, was iu
town yesterday and states that on
ion growers in his section are com
mencing to sow seed. He thinks
that the acreage this year will
slightly exceed that of last year.
Always buy goods where you can
get the best for the least money.
Bob Greer s is the place in HiIId-
boro.
B. F. Purdy, of the Gaston Co
operative Flouring Mills, was in
town Tuesday, on business for his
brm. 1. W. Thompson, the Gas
ton pioneer and capitalist, and now
residing at Portland, was also a
visitor.
Schulmerich Brothers can handle
three or four carloads of choice
Burbank potatoes. Portland prices
T.08t, class pin; 1901, O. S. N
S." Please leave at A no us oflice
and receive reward.
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Where We Are
A. C. ARCHBOLD
lias ii-uvel his Hardware Store t
iwvoutl street, liilltboro, oyponU tba
Court House itan.l btauil, lit came
1 niate, Oramtcware, Hardware Wood
enware, iiu plate .md blteelirou. Watar
j 1'ipc an-: numbers' .fixtures. Lamp
I Mures, Air-ngUt ;uvs, fuuiya. It olio
ware, auu Kitcuen rurnuibing uuoua.
We buy to sell. Call and be convinced,
a-lotl complete block in the city.
A. C. ARCHBOLD,
Hiilsboro, . Oregon.
FUOFUaHlOMAL.
F. A. BAILEY, U. D
I'lijaiclau, burgeou aud Auoowvues
Utiice u liiilabbro Pharmacy. Assi
deucc so . n-weat corner Baseline aaa
becuuti. All calta promptly allotted
(lay or I (Uu
S. T. L.NKLATER, M. B. C, Mrf
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otliue at Ktsuleuce Ktuit ol Court llousa
JAMES PUiLLll'E TAMIESIK, M. ).,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern i'acitic KaiUoati Co.
Cousuiuuoa ia i-reach or bngltah. ul
ace and Keaitlcuce south side ol AUia,
ucar Odd ttUuws' btuldiug, UUlaboro.
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GEO. R.. BAGLEY
ATTUiLN tiY-AT-LAW
Kuvuts 1 aud 2 Saute Building
HLLLSbOKO, . . OittbOS.
H. 1. BAGLEY.
ATTukLN UY-AT-LA W
Office ia Corwin-WosUr Block, Jataia 8i
UUlsboro, - Uregoa.
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thos u TOKGua. a tonciu:,
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THUS. H. i K. B, TOJiUUK,
Attorueys-At-Law.
Ruotus 1, 4, & j, Morgan Blk, UUlaboro.
JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey Msrgaa Block,
Rooms, iau a.
1ULUSBOKO, , GKJGUOM.
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BENTON BOWMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notarial Work aad Convcyuiciag,
Kooius li & 7 Morgau illk., Hillaboro, Ore
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORN BY-AT-LAW
(Successor to Barrett A Adaiua.)
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSHORO, - ORKGON.
DR. J. E. ADKINS,
Fifteen years Experience in Hlllaboeo.
Finitcla services; Charges reasonable
Oifice, buiou lilt :r P ttr macy.
HILLSBORO, O&BGKMI.
DR. C. B. BROWN,
DENTIST
516 Dekuui Building, Portland, Oregoa.
Will be in Hiilsboro every fourth Me,
day in each month,'
THE FINEST SERVICE TO THE
East and South.
The O. R. & N. Co., in connection
with the Oregon Short Line and
Union racinc, oilers the finest ser
vice .ml lastest time to Salt Lake,
Denver, Kansas City: Omaha, St.
Paul, St. Louis, Chicago, and all
points east. Three trains daily
from rortland, with choice of many
different routes. Palace and tour
ist sleepers, library, dining and
chair cars on all trains,
Write A. L. Craig, O. P. A., O.
R. & N. Co., Portland, Oregon, for
particulars. .
Dead Letters.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the Hiilsboro post office un
claimed: Hoser aud Patent,
Ali letters not called for h 1 March in
1901 will be sent 10 the dead i.'tter office.
One cent will be cuarge'l on e.'cb letti
called for.
R. WAOOBnaa, P,