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HILLSBORO ARGUS, MAY 9, 1901.
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Thinks lliat the Indic-ilmns
arc (iimkI.
ukxcoi; ami ltd i o itiiriiis
Can not l'tita.i-l lliliiiilt'ly, lliiMivcr.
I'uinliiliiiiN U.ithii l';niitiiliK',
Tim report nf lint nil expert Inn
been received by I In- prnimili in nf
llf tlllt oil Ill-Ill ill-Vl'luplHI'Ilt iti this
county iih it result of ii trip wmlo
two week iik" through tin I ! t -ciitt
mill Itiutuii vii-inilii'H. The
greitter purl of tin1 r'- oil, of cniire,
1h not fur iiilliiiii ion, ImiI our in
fiiriiiiuit Iium li'iirni'd from tin pur
lieu ililrri'BlisI llml tin' (Ji'iiluRii'ill
t'uiiditioii of tin ciiiintrici invi'i-li
pitied n ro iiiilc fitvnriililn for oil
HloragH tinil ilixlillulion. Tin' ex
pert further wiya llml before foully
liliti'hinery iH prnt-iired for lint de
velopment of thin Hi-clicin Noinn in
rxpciiHivi' Hurk tihoiihl bo liml dune
in tin' wiiy of iliHCovrriiin what in
known iim tint "tntii'limil comlili'iii
of tint ruck." 'lli illtiHlriiti'H the
lu-i-fMhily of thin by referring to tin1
development of tin- California oil
liel.k
Hi- f :i y h tlmt over iniit huiiiln-il
thounmul dollar were Hiiiitnilore.
lifforx nil wnit liimlly uni'ovi-ri'il, it
being discovered finally in n 4x1
nhnl't sunk about eitfhlv feet in
ili'plli. lit therefore. oniclinleH llml
tin' uncertainly of finding oil in
paying iunntitii'H, together Willi
tli hiUJirilitim ixpfiiKi' incurred in
iii.ikiut! lint discovery tdmuM in
i.u owih'ik of html to coiini'iiL in
every pnHHihht way toitny compniiy
ho in illiiiK In take I lit 1'lmnren
of vli in oil field. The ex
rl any llint he htm no doubt but
what there in oil in the viciniUm
mention -il, Iml whether it in in
pitying quantit'ic, mid whether it
run In Inriiti'il wiilnuil ton much
outlay, nri' qiirntion to lie hereaf
ter determined.
MAY DAY AT CEDAR MILL.
M.ty Ihty revelling and the May
hiI iIhih'h Iihvb long "ince leen
t'onxiih-ri il too Initio itiiiiiHctnent
fur lli itverm-e "young America, "
Iml tin1 ili'ur ohl ru"loni wim re
vived ut tin1 Convent in-hool near
Cedar Mill, thin year. hihI thee,
trriwn will lull)! he remembered for
their ehitrin. Mitt Clara Viiitih'Iiey
wan rhoxeil lueen ami Mauler Jnv
SaniinonM the King. The MaidH of
Honor ami I'ne were Kniil Hur
ley mnl Kale O'Meura ami l''rank
O'Mmra .ni Harry Ijtiinn The
sillily hall wart land-fully ih-cornleil
Hint nt 2 in the Hlli'l iiihui tlie t in
ilor itMHeiiihlnl to wil nt'HH the ex
eri'iHen, The MiKHeit were roheil in
whitit anil rnrrieil Unworn, ami at
tint rear of the priK'i'Ktion came the
kinn nml omen in C(mtume, After
lhn rrowniii!, r dluirl hut excellent
program wan rendered. Then fol
lowed iHiii'H and nliiitxeiiieiitii in
which young ami ohl participated
The Mage watt decorated in true
May hay fanhion, mnl when ten
anted hv the I mi n of ynung people
looked like it gliinp-i' from Kitiry
land. Th tveathi r wan too in
ulemeut to permit of n Maypole
tliincp, ho that fen nire wan nur
rendered, hut wild regret. After
refiCKhmenlH were nerved the party
dinperned ahout li p m
ANOTHER TUftN OVUR.
Sherill' Sewrll, on tint 7th, tninle
unother turn-over to the county
Ireantirer, taxen collected. The
ainouni, lahiilaled, in:
Stale iiinl ooimty . , f5.Q74 ,Vj
Sclinnl, griifial i.jSii f.(
Imligcnt inlilii'iH' . . . , . ,, Jl 6l
City of llillnlioro i in i
I'ily o( I'oient (Srnvr j . . . (o ofi
llcavrrtiin , l"i Si
Sjiecial nclinol mnl to. its 3,1(1" 5
Total turn over ft) 479 84
l.Httt turn over $.),(iK 3J
Tntul liirnuil over lyoo tax . . . .f. 19,59-S 1 9
Titxen are (Miming in wlowly nml
nlreiuly ihcro aro several thounitml
diillarn mi hand ami another turn
will he niadt! in 11 few ilayn. Troan
tin r Crandall today inado another
rmnillalice. to Hnlcin, to npplv on
the Htatti tax, in the hiiiii oi
tfo.OTS.OO.
FRANCHISE EXTENDED,
Thn nity omtnoil met Tucwlay
with full aUmulunce. It was voted
Ui extend the frauohiHn to the Witter
ifc Light Compiiny for u period of
live years, the ooinpany to give a
Bttrvioo of two more hydrnnts and
two more nro liglitB tor tnuu per
month. The plant i not to fitrninh
lialitH for 5 daj'8 iiunng the moon
light period, three days before, on,
mwiit all U' ii'i
m;iii a 1
and one day after the moon ful Is.
Monsrn. TamiuHie, Milne and
liennon wnre appointed aa a speoiul
ooinniittee to inventigalo the matter
of prohahle need of purohano of
hone,
Mchhtr. 15. J. Lvoiib and W. V.
VVriley were granted liquor HoenHes
for a period of nix months.
The following bills were audited:
Light, Water. $105 80
Marshal, April 22 25
M. M. Uridges, st. crossings 11 02
8imnn Bnehman, " 1 1 02
J. W. Shuts, " 11 02
Adjourned to meet May 20, 1001.
I'eoplit nloug tin- Went iide are
again rlniiionng lor a Sunday nt-r
i vire of tin SmiUii rii I'ncilic ilnil-
.
l "Hi Mien a hi rvu-e woiil'l
he II grout Clinvi mi nce gui'H Without
i-iiying. The population along tliit
Mile of l ) W iil.uni tte in glowing
rapid. y. and M. onlay inorniiig'n
toail i al it ayn a hmg time h-ing
ilinlnhiileil at hi ii ' 1 1 poiutn an llilln
horo, Korent (!rove, Mc.M ionvilh
('oivallin. That Suiohty traion
W' ulil pay fully an well, if not Ix-t-ler,
than any day in the week, in
the helii f of nil who have, looked
into the matter. Of cour-e then- in
the llnllal ohjeelion hy it few who
are nt rit-t SahhatiiriauH, hut the
Suiiilay train in many plaren in a
necennity. It would n win liecoiur
an much of the regnl'tr order of
thingn, if rMlahi-lic.!, n the milk
ing of the cow on I lie S ilih.it h, or
the preparation of inn! he tvniiieii
I'v thn way, inn'l it funny that no
many are eternully kicking admit
deneeration of Sunday while thi ne
name kickern are willing to nit
around and noil while their enii
imihle wiven are rooking the chick
en for tht Snmlay ilinncr, the hard-
enl meal in ihe week to prepare, its
it rule.
If you are looking for bargains
call at McCormick store in ()ritmlall
building on Main M n-et. Hecarrien
the entire nlock of goodn recently
purchaned from Mr. K. I.. Ablmtl
iu connection iih his sda'k of
tnirling giHtdn, llm 1'Jlll Imperial
bicycles are the lien! on the market
for the money. Ilepaii shop in con
mi'tiou w ith ntore.
I. I I In.!', of Itrown county.
South n.tkola, wan in the city tin
first of the Week, looking over farm
lauds with w view of locating. Ik
nays Ihut he has been in tint la
kolas twenty yearn and during that
time he liiirv'enleil twelve goud
crops and yet he itay that Coiiii
try in all right for 11 man who ihut
not want it In-Uer one. (!ood logic
that and here in where he will
find n In-'.ter one, by long mhln.
Hakoiii is all right for health and
grain, hut when it cum s to fruit,
slut id not iu it llete is where
yon ran raine your fruit and flow
er and all thop thingn that are
pleasing to the lan'e ami eve. For
twenty yearn Mr. Hull' did not i-ec
a fruit tree in bloom, lie is gel
ling a surffil of blooms while here
in Oregon. After looking over
t'eiitral Washington, he Mates that
no where ban he found such line
farms as iu Washington county.
Where would you lie without
your led? Have you ever thought
of that? Ures ihem with pur
chases at II. Wehrung it Sons.
They handle shoes direct from the
factory nml have the most com
plete slock iu Washington county.
Von are bound 1.0 buy if quality
and prices go for anything.
Mennrs. Laurel Hoyt, II. T. Hag
ley and 1. M. 0. thtiilt have filed
articles of incorporstion with the
secretary of stale. The new com
liany w ill protect against sickness
ami disability. They have incur
isirated with rules that cover the
exsriencen of companies of the
pant nml avoid the errors of those
thai have gone to the wall. There
is no reason hut what the insur
ance will issue under the safest
of auspices, as their rates preclude
the possibility of insolvency. This
is a Hillshoro institution, and as
ong as you are paying out money
for thin kind of protection, remem
ber the old adage of patronizing
home industry and help a good
thing along.
You can't reap unless you sow,
liny your farm implements from
II. Wehrung & Sons. Complete
line of wagons, plows, harrows,
seedern, buggies, carls and nil im
plements used on a farm. Come
and see them ami get their pro es
)r. .las. Wilhycombe, Vire-li-rcctor
of the Corvallis Agricultural
College, Kxperinient Station, was
here last Friday, and went out to
the farm in South Tualatin. He
will imilii a targe naru mis sum
mer, and otherwise improve his
place. He will take as his barn
model the ntrncture recently erect
ed on the famous Schulmerich
ranch in South Tualatin. He
stall's that ho is unavoidably pre
vented from attending the street
fair on the 18th inst., hut knows it.
will be u great success,
They give it nway. Commenc
ing Saturday, March 0, H. Weh
rung it Sons will give each cash pur
chaser of a dollar's worth of mer
chandise a chance on the follow
ing: First prize, lady'; or gent's
Hartford bicycle; second prize,
lady's or gent'B Vuletto bicycle.
Sitmuel P, Soldo, who early in
the lifties settled on what is now
known us the laao Allen farm,
near lloedville, recently died at
Wilhipit, 1'iicil'ic county, Wash,
M r. 8011I0 wits 7(5 years of nge. and
hits raised a largo htmily of sons.
One of his sons, 8. A. Soule, is one
of the most extensive loggers in
that section of tho slate. Many of
the old pumecrs here will remem
ber Mr. Soulo when he was a resi
dent of tho co.uity.
"Wubfoot" is a perfect hard
wheat Hour. Mrs. Sarah Tvson
Itorer's famous book, "Bread 'and
Ilroud Making," free to users of
this Hour, Ask your grocer.
John Tape, one of Middleton's
prominent farmers, was in town,
Tuesday, doing business with tho
court house olliclnls. Mr. Pnpn
bus fine farm, and is always on
the improvement.
I,LI mmw fair
Promises to Ik a Splendid
llxhihitioii.
SYIT'KDAY, MAY mill, THE HAY.
Uanaijirs Mil in This Liiy Ycitrnlay
for Final Ariaiigi'iiicnls.
The managers of the Washington
County Street Fair met in this rity
yesterday for final arrangements.
Those present were: President,
Kff SchielTelin; Hiley Cave, sci re
lary, and superintendents, Samuel
Moon, W. McQuillan, Louie Man
ning, N. P. Oakerimtn, U. II. Creer
and James II. Sewrll., After 1! is
cussing the means of iiccoinminla
lion offered by the town the follow
ing program was adopted:
Hotter, cheese and dairy product"
will be exhibited in the Finney
building', chickens, tmulliy, rab
bits, etc , will be exhibited in coops
along the curb; sheep and goals
will occupy pens fronting Main
nl reel; cattle ami dairy stork will
! exhibited on the streets from
Northrop's hotel to the Odd Fel
lows' building, at II a. w ; the
horse pa'ade will take place at 2
o'clock if the afternoon. Th-re is
prominent n tine exposition of our
county resources along the lioen
mentioned. There- will lie a big
crowd here on Saturday, May IS,
and every citizen should turn out
ami help make the day a success.
DEATH OF JONATHAN SHUCK.
Jonathan Shuck, a pioneer of 1852,
died at the home of a grandson, at
Scholls, Monday, May 0, and was
buried Fuenday, Undertaker Lam
kin having charge of the funeral.
Mr. Shuck was born at White
River, Indiana, in 1S21, and came
to Oregon by wagon train in '52.
lie leaven one brother, Win. Shuck,
aged !H, residing at Scholls, and a
sinter, Mrs. Mary Stewart, widow
of t ie late Allvert Stewart, residing
at Hillnlsiro, as the im nedinle
survivors of his family in this
county. Ueceaned had a daugblei
in California.
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
At the UilUboro fair grounds,
Saturday, May II, 1101 . com
mencing at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, I will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, and without
reserve, ahout twenty-two ('22)
head of geldings, marcs and fillies,
mostly standard bred, and suita
ble for driving, riding or light
work. These animals are now
being ore na ml for sale at the
Hillshoro fair grounds, and tht
public is invited to inspect them,
and see them handled.
This will be a good opportun
ity to select a good saddle horse,
a go'sl team, a good single driver
or a good standard bred brood
mare.
TF.lv MS OK SALK.
Notes with approved security,
due in six months from the day
of sale, and drawing interest at
G per cent per annum, will lie
accepted iu payment.
Catalogues can Iw had upon
application to the undersigned.
THOS. U. TUNC UK,
Hillshoro, Oregon.
NICHOLAS LONG DEAD.
Nicholas Long, of this citv, died at
his home in tho eastern part of
town, Saturday, April 4. Deceased
was born in Audrain county, Mis
souri, 47 years ago, and came to
Washington stale in 1SSS. For
ten years ho resided near ancou-
ver, and in in.jo came 10 mis
place. For two years he has been
troubled with cancer and consump
tion. The' remains were interred
in West Union cemetery, Sunday.
He leaves a widow and two chil
dren. No other relatives are on
the coast except a cousin, John J.
Long, ami the lllianis boys (sons
of W. A. Williams) to whom he
was an uncle.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
Having purchased the entire stock
of furniture and undertaking goods
of P. 0. lSrown, I can offer the pub
lic anything in that line at bar
gains," Wall paper, various designs,
5 cents, tip, per roll,
Matting, carpets, plushes, tapes
tries, full line of rugs, lace curtains,
window shades, all colors. Four
teen styles of beds from which to
choose. Fine stock of rockers, din
iug chairs, lounges, couches, and
bed room sets. If I have not what
you want, I will send for it. When
in town, give me a call,
This store carries a full line of
undertaker's goods, and will take
charge of funerals. Woman at
tendant furnished. Remember the
place, I. 0. O. F. Block, Main
street, Hillshoro.
, W. 0. Donki.son, Prop.
Bishop Dubbs, of Chicago, and
who is at tho hoad of the United
Evangelical church, preached a
sermon in the church in this city
Tuesday evening to an appreciative
nawa. ,:tvmm pi;'
The Nehalem railroad company's
directors have hied their statement
embracing tln-ir contemplated
work, and lli.il they intend going
through this county seemn to U
an established fact. Whether or
not they will go through this city
remains to Im seen, but tln-y will
at leant go through the northern
portion o( the county. The Cor
nelius Pass serum to I. the favored
route through the mountains to
gel away from Portland, and if
they go that way, it is more than
likely that they will get to pass
(ilencoe, and from there they may
pans on to this city, and thence to
(ialea Creek, via Forest Orove.
Let her come. If I'orthnid wants
the road, and that city should
have it, it must put up ihe money
at home, for if Kastern capital gets
in, gond-hye tp Portland control of
the Tillamook and Nehalem trade.
!!ob (!reer will sell you American
Wonder pean at 15 cents per lb,
or 2 lbs. fur a quarter; yellow Dan
vers onion need for 11.00 jr lb.
All other needs iu proportion. All
lirst class seeds.
Cornelius is making prepara
tions to have a great Fourth of
July celebration, and the little city
u-emn to he having pretty much
her own way. Forest firove will
have a big encampment, both
state and county, of the Veterans,
and no provision has been made
either at that place or in Hills-
Iniro fir an Independence Day cel
ebration. It is not very likely
that Cornelius will have opposition
in this regard, and as there are
good grounds that will please all.
and as the town generally puts up
a lively celebration, let well enough
alone. Then next year Hi.lsboro
can come to the front with a time
that will make Home howl.
Keep on good terms with your
"inner man" by buying groceries
fiom II. Wehrung it Sons. Prices
the lowest and quality the liest
All their patrons will tell you this
An Altai's representative visited
several of the b'trj yards in thin
vicinity and find.- that the stand of
hops in many rirds is not so good
as last year. In some yards there
is a third short, while in others the
percentage is not so big. The Zina
Woo,! yard, however, seems to lie a
good stand. The Win. Hagley
yar I at tt-eisy ille was not vim led
!t is said that the (!reenville
grow er" are suffering from a short
age of stand. The trouble is caus
ed by a small borer- which works
in the root. New yards do not
neem to U affected to any extent,
the w inn appearing to work iu old
yards only.
If yon want to look dressy and
neat, go to Aug. Tews, the Second
street llillnlmro tailor, and give
him your measure for a spring
,md summer suit. His work givea
eminent satinfaction. Ask any of
his pa'rons.
Win. Allters, of the well known
Portland linn of Aiders A- Schneid
er, was in town Tuesday on his
return from Cornelius, where he
had lieen engaged in loading hay.
His company has recently filled a
l'J.'il) ton contract of baled bay for
government shipment to Manila,
They have four large compressors
at work and can do work very
speedily. """""""xi.
Picnic parlies will soon lie the
rune, (let vour lunch meats of
liennia, w ho is the leader in choice
croceries of all kinds. Fresh
fruits always on hand.
Tho cvpsii'8 who have been
dunned in South Hillshoro for
some days, have at last pulled
stakes and struck for better fields,
going eastward toward Portland.
They have the most complete
camping and travelling equipment
ever seen 111 sn outfit of that kind
and seem thoroughly to enjoy
their notuiulic life.
"Webfoot Flour," a great bread
maker. Store this flour in a clean,
dry place. Warm thoroughly be
fore using.
Charles Langhlin, who has been
a Hillsboroke for many years, and
whose health has been rapidly
failing for some time, is now being
cared for by the lodges of which he
is a member. He is now in the-
care of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bradley,
who are making things comfortable
"iJ
for him 111 his last days.
All infants born in the year 1901
are entitled to their first pair of
shoes at Hennis . If you are in
the list, call in at Dennis' on street
fair day and make your selection
Dr. J. E. Adkitis writes m-n
private letter that he last Saturday
saw W. H. II. McGee at Ib'ppner
Junction, and that the old veteran
wondered why people were so anx
ions about his departure. The old
gentleman must think we are a pe
culiar nconle not to bs alarmed
over his continued abseuce.
The fields will soon be dressed
in their best. Why not you? Buy
vour gent's clothing and furnish-
iug goods at II. Wehrung & Sons
Largest stock and finest selections
in the county.
D. M. C, (5 a ul 1, i d ! ir of the
Independent, has been very much
indisposed for several diU'S, and
has hardly been able to attend to
his editorial duties. He is now on
the mend and will soon be able to
take hold of his work.
"Webfoot Flour," always even in
quality, pure white in color and
unexcelled in tho line light bread
ARM URGE
The Qurt has Two Sessions
This Month.
METYESTtKHAY ON K0AD MATTERS
The Two New Kock Cruibera are Re
ceived. Now Fur Good Ruads.
The commissioners, last week,
trannacted the following business:
ApHintuient of Max Crandall
as deputy sheriff, confirmed.
The following claims were al
lowed at the recent term of coin
inissionern court:
; II MiKirm, Reflur OC land office
lihinf IiiihI priNifs $ 200
J VaniliTH ill, ijep asMwwnir fA (HI
M It duly, " flOUa
II H Tiifiinl. " ' 86 00
(' H Northrop, coyote tcalp 200
A I. hUipheim. " " 2 1.0
ii Orniliill n aln, work on Pannm'a
till. U.V U he charged to dint
No 8 30 00
II K Coleinaii, teai-hrrn' exHiii 25 00
HUM Ball. " " 15 On
II A Hull al nil pOBUu;e....' 76 V)
liliuw V I'rinlliniiiiiie. blmik books.. Him
(' H Hrmllny, paupera at nnjr farm 1S6 00
I' U llrow li, ilimler court Iioum 1 00
Irwin-HihIhoii Co, sup rw-unler 98 00
Juim DbmnIh, nap Joe Yell 6 00
(' t; Hancoek, nun Mm MurilofT 3 00
lteliiiiiiid A Kappini'Um. temiu. ...- 3 00
k 1 K 11 rati i, deputy tMHeMor..M Vi 00
(i A Mnrumi. clerk dep Ma . 215 HO
lUlpn vtann, rwonler dep nta.. . . la so
J 1) llibU, nail dint 4 4 50
TiL'anlville Lumber Co. Imbr
Wmnl. aiinervuior . 34 65
Ix-lia Drug Siture, lup and ined - 605
A A Morrill, deputy ansesaur ........ 65 00
K I randall. trean sal etc 53 00
i H Wilwi, annetwor for April ... 7800
Y I Wood, attenduia; O Sy..... 7 00
I Johnson, care ' Beel y . 12 00
W Sea ell. aheriff den etc. 209
K W Johnson, atate caen. 3 50
H Welirunu 4 8011a, aup poor and
i-ouri nouiie 9 W
Baver Creek Mills, Ibr J J Wl rner
niijK-nfinor... ...... 20 85
M Collina, janitor Itoard pria . . Ml SO
itlui Northrop, board jurtira 15 00
riialHtin Mill Co. Ibr Caateel tup . 67 80
Kock Creek Lhr Co, lbr Wiaiuer
Miniervwiir.. 1730
J Winmer, Ibr roada . 12 15
Tualatin Hotel. niealalurT- 6 00
I) C Ktewart, Block innpecUir. 25 00
J I. l.aiiRhliu, freight ruck crualier.. 18 U6
Arifiui. printlnsieu .. 7 50
K W MeNutt, funeral P HukIiw S 00
H twiro llicvcle Club, bicycle fund... 6 00
liillilKiri) I'ub Co, su etc, 34 00
11 cany iX to, aup snutb and
BoiiBber 895
Keevra Kna, sup A Morgan 3 00
lloifo Hroa. owder dint "... '. 14 38
a! fowiler Uorks, jKjwder dutt 11,
110 24; (list 9, m 03... 33 07
A Meaniiigt-r. hole diififer dint 1... 2 50
K Cave, road aup 5 10
S lleall. leMhiopinBCrunlitnt 4 50
II L W Co, April service 12 25
bcluilnitrich Hroa, powder and tools
dit3 43 65
Schultnerieli Hron, powder, dint 20. 10 00
Cat Powder Works, powder dint U 9 45
J K McUill, repair crusher. I 2 75
w oil ,v .wicker, car wheels 24 00
AKooil.nal pontage etc 63 25
Himevman, liellurl Co, aledKes
and handle!! V miner, sup . . 2 00
L S Barnes resigned as supervis
or road district 10, And Win Butler
appointed to fill vacancy.
hesignation of Cal Jack, sr. as
justice of the peace, Iieedville dis
trict, accepted.
h L Brown, L B Brown Dale
Brown and Mary Driskell granted
refund of bicvele tax, 1900.
Recorder aim reports $152 as
fees collected for April; clerk re
ported (.). Approved.
Sam iMpp, Sam Kaftety and J
W Cornelius appointed viewers to
renurvey and view rod petition T
(5 Meacham, et als, crossing above
Meacham 8 on Dairy Creek, May
lo, to meet with surveyor and es
talilish monuments.
Al'JOVRN'KD SESSION, MAY 8.
Win, Butner declined to serve as
supervisor of Road Dist. 10, and H.
(1. lucent was appointed.
County clerk authorized to as
sign certificate of tax sale to S. B.
Huston upon payment of taxes
18!6, 1899 and 1900, on 160 acres
in Sec. 33, T 1 S R 1 W
J. A. Imbrie granted $5.80 rebate
on land bought by Mark Cox,
J. a. McNew granted warrant on
supervisor s account, $0. Koad
Dist. li. Also 1. u. Meacham,
Dist. 22, $10
County Road 278, petition Lee
AnderBon, et al; A. B. Todd, Frank
Maury and W. A. Wilkes appoint
ed viewers to meet and view, with
surveyor, May 17.
Ordered that warrant for $45 be
drawn favor Benton Bowman et al,
refund bicycle tax, from bicycle
fund.
Orders against district road funds
will be published next week. .
County road, petition Joe Hart-
wiger; J. Sohler, Victor Crop and
Hubert Bernards and Surveyor
w likes to meet and view same
May 22; to meet at Golden Crown
Creamery.
Petition for change in Forest
Grove LaFayette road, Willis Vail
et als; Levi Walker, H. H. Clark,
C. S. G. Morgan and surveyor to
meet May 21 and view same.
Petition re-survey Cornell road.
Order issued for clerk to open road.
Hoad, H. Bremer, petitioner; or
dered established.
Ordered that sheriff remit $77 50
on taxes Mrs. Verene Siegrist.
Claims allowed: .
J, Q. A. Young, commissioner ... .$17 00
E.J.Ward, " .... l&6
If Hillsboro gets the railroad,
well and good. But whether it
comes or not, H. Wehrung Sons
will do husiness with you. Their
new line of wash goods, ladies'
nmslin underwear, wrapper and
spring dress goods, has arrived.
O. G. Wilkes has the finest line
of sundries and bicycles in the city
Also a neat repair shop iu connec
tion. All work guaranteed.
Autoine Lttbard, of Kinlon, was
in the city Monday, paying taxes
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Messri. Tongue and Huston were
over to Oregon City Saturday, ar-a-niiig
against the gracing of an
injunction estopping K. W. Haines
from furnishing Forest (iioe water
and light in pursuance of a con
tract recently entered into with
that city. Mr. Hi n man and o'Iktf
ltitione Urn i. -junction, and
Messrs Langley and Williams are
the attorneys for the petitioners
Judge Mc Bride has th matter
under advisement. The new lights
have arrived and Haines is eointf
ahead with the work and will take
chances ss to ihe action of the
court
E. L McCormick is agent for the
Imperial bicycles. He says if you
purchase one from him and the
frame or forks break, from any
cause, within two years from date
of sale, he will furnish you with a
new one free. Call and see them at
his store on Second street.
About all that is left of the glory
of the old fair grounds is the start
er's bell in the judge's stand. It
bangs there in toe tower, a mute
and silent witness of the glory of
the days that are gone to return no
more. Many a time it has pealed
to bring out the horses, but it now
disconsolately hangs with its tongue
rusting silently. Could it but
talk, it could tell some ancient in
teresting history ol the days, for
instance, when "Old Jim Merritt"
was a crack a-jack, and when race
meets here were the best in the
Northwest.
Note the card of M. Peterson &
Son in another column. This firm
has painted the Schulmerich store,
will piint the residence of S. B.
Huston, has renovated the M. E.
church and executed other fine
pieces of work in the city.
"Damon and Pythias," the well
known drama, will be presented
by the Pythians, tinder the direc
tion of Wm. Rasmuss, at Forest
Grove, June 26, Pythian Day.
This will be a great attraction, and
will be appreciated by all. The
play will be put on in the grounds,
on an improvised stage, in the af
ternoon. If you think a guarantee on a
bicycle amountB to nothing, call at
McCormick s Bicycle Store and in
vestigate.
John H. Dobbins, one of Hills-
boro's popular old-lime boys, is iu
the- city this week, a guest at the
Boscow residence. He will remain
several days visiting with acquaint
ances, after which be will return
to the Southern Pacific train ser
vice, running out of Roseburg. He
states that his brother Warren is
still at Eugene.
Warm weather will soon be beie,
Do not punish your feet by buying
Heavy lootwear. Just go to Den
nis' and get something up-to-date
and easy on your feet
The Cornelius baseball nine was
down Sunday afternoon and "didn't
do a thing" to the Hillshoro boys.
1 be Liorneliusites cleany outclass
ed the home team, and to make
matters worse our team became
discouraged and careless. . The
score was one of those unmention
able things.
You are not in it without a Mor
row coaster and brake. McCor
mick will put one on your wheel
for $5.50.
Rev. A. Robinson, pastor of the
Tutlatin Plains Presbyterian
church, is expected to occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The evening service, let it be no
ticed, begins at 8 o'clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
attend.
Fifteen head of Angora goats for
sale or trade for cattle, at Butler
ranch, four tnilep east of Hillsboro,
Taylor & Foote.
James Suese, of Cornelius, but
who for a year has been working
at logging at Kufala, Wash., was
here the last of the week, enroute
to his homestead above Eugene,
He will soon return to his work
over on the Cowliti river, and re
main there all summer.
For sale three Shorthorn bulls,
aged 6, 7 and 8 years. Address
jsuien a.. oivenun, Aioumain
dale, Oregon.
Isaac Ennis started for Seattle
last evening. From there he ex
pects to leave for Nome about the
20th of the month. He is the first
to start for the Northern gold fields
from this place and if there are
others to go it is not known.
Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street,
or a neat shave or hair cut. Satis
action guaranteed.
Rev. D. A. Watters, Presiding
Elder, will preside at the Third
Quarterly Conference, held in the
Methodist churon, Saturday eve
ning at 8 o'olock. Rev. Watters
will preaoh Sunday morning, and
Uev. H. Uberg will preach in the
evening.
Yale & Snell bicycles at O. G.
Wilkes bicycle store, two doors
north of Hillsboro hotel.
Ervine Burkhalter, of Farniing-
ington, and who has been at Sump.
ter for several weeks, working in
the mines, returned Saturday last
aud will remain here lor some
time.
Yon can save money by going to
Ureer s for your garden seeds.
Good, old-fashionfd, everyday
regulation "Hoe-Down and dance
ijat theHillBboroOgflra HousM
MAY, 1901.
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Where We Are
A. C. ARCHBOLD
Has removed his Hardware Star to
Second Street, liillaboro, opposite to
Court-House lland Stand. U carries
Tinware, C.raniteware, Hardware Wood
enware, Tinplate and Sheetiron, Water
I'ipe ami I'lumbers' Fixtures, Camp
Stoves, Air-tight Stoves, i'umpa. Hollow
Ware, ami Kitchen turniabtng Goods,
tt e buy to sell. Call and be convinced.
Most complete Stock in the city.
A. C. ARCHBOLD,
Hillsboro, - Oregon.
PROFESSIONAL.
M. PETERSON & SON
Resilience Painters. Kalsotnining and
Papering. Sign Work. All
work Guarantee).
HILLSBORO, - . 0REGOX.
F. A. BAILEY. II. D
Phjsician, sad Bargeoa
Office Morgan-Bailey block op stairs.
Rooms I1-I3 and 15. Resident oath
west corner Baseline and 2nd street.
Both 'Phones.
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S. T. L.NKLATER, M. B. C M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Oltica at Kistdence Kast of Court House
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JAMES PiULLIFE TAV1ES1E, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Of
fice and Residence south side of Uais.
near Odd fellows' Building, Hillsboro.
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GEO. R- BAGLEY
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Koonis 1 aud 2 Skate Building
HILLSBORO, . . OREGON.
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H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Office in Corwin-Woster Block, Main 8C
'Hillsboro, - Oregon.
THOS B TONGOg. TOMCOm,
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THOS. H. & E. B. TONGUE,
Attorneys-At-Law. ,
Rooms 3, 4, & s, Morgan Bin, Hillsboro.
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JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Otlice Upatsirs, Bailey kUrgan Block
Rooms, 1 sn ' .
H1LLSBUKO. - OREGON.
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BENTON BOWMAN,
ATTORNEY. AT. LAW
Notarial Work and Conveyancing,
Rooms 0 & 7 Morgau Blk., Hillsboro, Or
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W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
(ijuuoesaor lo Barrett A Adams.)
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
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DR 1 e. ADKINS,
fifteen years Experience in Hillsboro.
Firstcla services; Charges reasonable!
Ojfice, UuiJt 'i-i. irir Pit.- macy.
UILLSliOKO, OBKOON.
DR. C B. BROWN, ,
DENTIST
516 Dekuut Building, Portland, Oregon.
Will be in Hillsboro every fourth Mon
day in each month.
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Notioe of Final Hettleoieut.
Notice is hereby (riven that the under
signed, atlininistriUor of the estate ol (tu
J am 1 iso 11, diiceuned, htu) tiled his HiihIhu
count. 11s Haiti ailmiiiiMtrutor, with the
County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Washington County, ami that the sniii
Court has fixed Monday, May 27, UK)l, at
10.(10 o'clock in the forenoon of moil day,
in the L-ourt room at Hillsboro, Ore., as
the time and (ilaee for hearing objections
to iinul nuuountiiiK and final Mettlement of
the ml ministration of (aid eitute, if any
there be. W. A.SUorr,
Administrator of tho estate of Otto
Jacobson, (leceaHeil,
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., this 25th day
of April. WW.
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