The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, January 16, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, JAN. 16, 1902. : : : Au. Amiwr tun 1k i i,b : : CATHOLIC CHU DEDICATED SUNDAY Archbishop Christie Deliver eJ Dedication Sermon. i ,u inniTOklim WAS CROWDED .anu n 1 A Kcd letter Day for Catholics of Tub. Vlclnlly. c'thli,. from til over Wtehlng In tl.c urn uiuinj oil last Sunday, Jan. 12, to wit- wm the dedication of lb e church bfildlrg on Third ttreet. Thl handsome structure it hulll tilKJii a lot donated by Banker J. W.Shule, and iatlluaied torott the alreet from the EnptUt church. ' Arehbiahop Christie wai prewnt HliU ull"- - inn, ai slated by Utf. Ft' 1','aek. H U estimated IbC building will teat over ft thotr aid it waa crowded to lie cap, iny of other faith were t I, to many, tho caremomet of the J I.olio ritual in abdication leter 7 k were new. father Black la to U loR'uiltel for hit work In !i onnoctloa with the new ttrecture, and he hat lad much twielance from F. H. Bower. H w'i be Jong until lliHebo. ro wilt l placed in one of the par Ll.. Ar Waahinatan county, and it lM ---- - . I...M (tint aachnol will toon bo staued in this city. , Moo.-b. Kt. Marv t Home ii. 1.... I. Millar. Cedar Mill; father Black, St. Fraooit church, T rather Ha.thart, Uolum liia University, were t Ieitiog priests with, and au iting the Archbishop MRS. J.F. UtM. u I F. Ulm. aired 63 yean ... ' " - w - , ,t ...I rt internal nan car. ner home at Diiley, Monday. Jan. 12 ),u. ineot wat in the Naylor cemo ,.. .1 In. ait C rnva. Tt esdAT. tum Nine Ulm bad beon for ......... 1 veara a tuferer from inter nal CJi'cer, and for wine weeks prior death, the wi I belpleee tnd confined u ner mm higfc'y reapeo' Tho 8t. Mry'e Home, of Heaver Ion, ha filed Ua quarterly wrl with the secretary of Mato, tho-ing that the institution it caring for 21 mala orphans and foundlings under I t yeara of ago. The borne alao re rmrta tlm iaro to the county judge. Thla TPnorl entitlee the Home to receiye from the state, lor the oi af ter (throe inotiiha), the aum of 277.03. Tbie U one of the ilneet orphana' bomea in the elate, and waa recently given 1200 by H' will of the late Jacob ISrugpr. R. Cave, the ploneor in bie line, iaya he almt to carry only the btt gradea of good in hardware, tin, n,l or.nitu ware, and t fieri th,,rri at the lowest poeeiblo price, TWO roil BED l' I1 YEAH. of Drawn by the Gwnty Omit Uist Week. THE KECULAU ANNUAL JURY LIST. The Sixty-two Circuit Court Jurora will b ScUtkd Therclrom. - -1- choice X-cut nawe, outola lar number told, none haver broughtback. W elwli: and axe, they are all' desired by the -r Uiy man, either 0. K. IV be baa rcoeive' n'ortland, afk Inn ve game league for The W'i in rilh ttie Of DeceaeeJ wti i bv all wha knew l,r. nd had 'iveil at rmey mr ....... vaara. Hiia waa born ut..'n,irt. Oclobur 15.18IS. Thirty aixlii vnnri aao aha ur.ltod ri.rSuiian Advuntiil church. late he brd tuClered to much that .)... hnr time Pitnn ihe taiu till waa ready to go to her Lord, where there it no tickneaa, torrow or death. She leavea one brother, one .Li r. the husband, ana many f.ind to mourn her loet. The funeral eervii si were conducted by r. V H. CaWar. o the limey M M chi'rch. The bereaved buaband aud rolativea have the lympatby a If rue cirish of friend. Furortd rove. Ore., JaWUfi 1 (Spooiiit to The Argut.) Ihe foooiH to The Argua.; en- Arable W. II. H. Myeri is wearing R brond smile tbeBe days-he hat i.,.i Wanted thet Mr. and Mrs. vi Rnrnnann. of Sumpter, are the parenU of a briCht baby boy. It ia I.,linIfid hero that Mr. Myeri will at once ro to Sumpter to put Ihe trandsonin politicvl training for ,Um ne:.t campa'gn. Annlveraary Ball. fTaKtilmli aeaaon. Two uTPrand, one from Ore-V-V,T McMinnviile, i t-iJ nB-Weare to con- -. riwiirue. nrnvided the m ntn be made ealieractory. A good team ii to l telected, and we hall have all kiiiua or begeuaii. Ueninning with Nov. 29, U Webrung 8oe are giving i ticket with each IX0 caah pur rh. atliich enlitlei vju w i rawing on the following pruea: first prize, 8-piece beurooiu aev. aecond prite, center table; tnira prije, tolique oak rocter; pan bile wool DianKeia. Tt. nut vear of lumbering in Wanhlncton county promiaet to le of larger proportion! than for tome yea'i pwt. Mi" sxen generally t.re getting; reauy ior a :g run. t.-o,w.i, nf nur imrunnai lie inoum Iw. .1 fon a ftom now on untM aftee the Uw:a A Clark Exposition ortland i bound to ufe a great doal of lumber, and the mill! will have all tbey can do. The ttecl trust has advanced the nrioe of plowt and harrows jubi ten per cent- ne is no Inn itiutco. but cold facta. 8cht'' o . . .. . ... - mnrirh UrOinera lOOKetl ior and took time by the forelock on a year'e contract and they areena' bled by thii to wslt plow! and bar rowa at the oiu tune future. Jos. Klinemm, wtdl known bore, m. mil iroo i orviaru indeaytthat hit ton, tranK. wuo a now a fireman on the 0. U. & N., m.L mrith an acctaent near n.u while helbinff to coal bis ensine. In 01le manner he was caught nevween me coai uuiiv. and the ergme can, anu bubvuui crashed rigbt thigb anu otner Injuries. To ael through the world ii not such an easy matter unless you re getting your shoes at Dennis . Do thi and vou can walk though any old difficulty! Highest quality Loweet prices! TUn town was ruuoh alarmsd last week, over the appearance of diph tn the family of a Mr. Peterson, who lives close by the baball grounds. The dmeaie, happily, ii not of the virulent type aud no more cases are reported, sV though the sick child was at school Look out for Bickness from now enrinff. A eood lireventi- tivo is wbolesomo food. Ibis you will have if you buy your groceries at Dennis' storo finest line! Tha City of Hillaboro has levied a ten will tax on a'l property as .v.. ifli of this vear s collections. fjow when the idiooi uiBinuv levies, we shall know just how much we will have to "pungle up' to the county sheriff, i o, lion, oo to H. Wehrung & Sons' to get your dress goods, flan nelettes, outing flannels, underwear, Wankels, e'o. Finest line in Wash- injton county. 1 n. n T.. Larce waB down from Forest Grove yesterday, meeting with the U. 8. Examining Board for Washington county. The other members oi tno uoavu an.. . D. Wood and J, l Tamieue. w.iherLe Miller, of Cedff M'll narish and misHionr, was in town this morning, iib Bvnoo Sisters' School at that point is pro- ressing nnely. nn to Pone, the nhotogtapher, on Raventa street, the ttius ganory, for uu-to-uate ana nanusome pio All work ouaranteed. Uur wini; nan ie sixty-two jurors fur it court will be drawn: outh Hillnboro precinct W If Wehrunc. Wm K Tborne, .ina Wood, Jr., Chaa L Crocker, 1) M t; U4UH, unorj Adkins, Frank Ba; ber, E L Camp- bell, Merritt K Hotchkiss, Allen Uawnrih. John nennis, nenuin Itowman Wm Motjuillan, Wm 0 Donelson. North HilJsboro James II Sewell, Thos Tucker, A C Bhute, 0 0 Harlow, K L McCor mb k, P J Husfcler. Chas A Hanley, A C Arcbbold, Cephat Kif"bauer, Frank Williams, Peter Hoscow. One of the gypsies wm on a "bender" Tu-aday niy.Ut, ana s temporarily taken in tow 'y vne msisbal, who nt-iu mm in .-:. r, awaiting thessjP' ranee of toe re corder. Tnat o'l'diil was not down town that r-a.-t'clar evening and the chap was a'lnwrd to ro, prom'sin? be would (nave for tiie ball in Corwin-WooHer h'oct, 1he chap .trt,.,l tjtt en down the l".-k etairs and h"went." He step;! ,ff about 20 feet of st.nrs at one bump, and, while no boms were brd. en, ha must have soieforadey UtO. Jo.Uy. he had his bearing on hiH tue and was CierK lig lor 8 !; ' hi- I'it!h(iro COUNTY TAXATION FOR! MOT VPili iVIl THISii' '.'."; "I V!l' UaOl luaU HliU iiuJ. , 'e, or ' f,,r ..tiUg hoax of Uia bert ci- . Ill ills v ' . - " p-ed Land nfflfR ; of Ihe o"l dis- Over Sixteen Thousand More State Tax. Coira- COUSTY LESS. KOAD FIND MOKE. Wbnrc We Pay More Than Last Year. And Why. The total of the tax roll for last mr was 177.515.21. This years - n ..1 I I will Mil furmi and make a tprciaUr u;ber l.iti.U iu Urge or eiudU uacwi our farina Willi me U you wui w K&tabhshed ss tors. 1 rua rose oi vo'.ii. f ':-" .1 I . . . I t . !,.. anV.vnl lies year to C'r'.u' tu-xi j uiy, ana i tpondenc wlktud. to ntixe money lo p-v off a p :wn j of U.o (l:r',C bu.hhIm, A a CS, ,F M. HOiUl mat:er of ted 'oe mwn ii ifrir; ran nt r fiord to have !ess !. ian a riiiic ln"iUiH SCiioOI. 1'"' ilillalioro. Ore. I ....... .. iiji jlua..VAAA The ana me Cation H H WU1, 0 C Meiner, V tn Hill, D M.lUoa, Arch Wilkee, Uwie ShoRrn. Nicolay l'etereon. Vtttl 1'otler; Willmr K Newell. Mniint.ia S C Reynold., J Q Jo'aneou, Tliomee unite I' K kowcll. C F Hee. Arthur I'llot, N O MrUonaM, II K Uenojr, Ole Oleon, A r.uuin. A K I'snrio. lot luiiaiey, a olinton, Tl Bradley. WhI Cedar lnhn Conelmao. Chat Aehpole, Chat A CksDiueu. I O GutliD. Al len C Hall, J t SUiocit, vnai rien,uu Uermen SchmidU ltr.veriimu Rolwit Thomtwon, Clinton Burton, M Hatkcll, Geo Kleni, Andrew liRKimtD, Jacob Witmer, R M Kyle, Cites King. Il.vrrtoa W 1 limner, W O Hocken, Ad. Smith, Smith. Henrv Wolf. 1 N Fuher. S A Howell, M S Iternet, Geo Stltt, Theo Pointer. Unv'nn llrlce WiUou, Semi Ptitley, JemetN election Monday, and the tny Ticket" won out ove r tho Citizen's in a lare n ajnrity. F. T. Kane, for mayor, received 150 voles, aKaii.et H. II. Ciark, CO; J. C. Wark received 125 votw for re corder, ageinst 100 for J. N. Huff man: V. W. Uronin waa e.ecieo marshal by a vote of 156, to C. 15. Btokw, 75; W. a Hudson, ro oppo sition, received voles isr ireaB- urer: J. T. Huxton, w, a. j. win. 120. and J. 8. l.uxwn, n, wereelecud to the council, againet K. J. Dugan, 97; Dr. E. U. 'jeiger, 87, and T. Auams, mavor. three councianou ' - . . i , treasurer sueceea iiiemseiTee. Ex-county C'erkJ. A. Imbrie has so far completed the improve ment on the HiU bie prowty on Main street, that ho baa Uken up his residence there. He lias maae a new house out of tie building, and will have one of the neatest residences in the city when com pleted. He will have a veraudah rmarlv enoircline the house, on the same plan that prevails in the Rnnth. The bouse furnishers were out the first of the week, and put the building in readiness foi occu pancy. n W. Foot, who was here last i f.. .mt.r in cnarse oi salesmen ior ih Chatham Man'fe Company handling fanntnc mills, was in lue city Tuesday evening, looking: after the business mveresis oi ms coiweui increaseTfl'v Ibis year, ii $12,287.50 mo-e lest, wbi'e, addcl to this, ii $3,46S -98, a bounty tax, ihe coyote tax, which wat not levied Wt year. These two Heme tbemaelvei maae up a total of $15,0.54 increase over last year's taxation. The county general levy is tbu year $6,022.38 leas thau last year, i,;ti iho road tax this year is has benn trici here(.ofore. ana ine short school se-vice did i;ot giv" general satiefaction. Go and vo'e for a nine ifin ths' school th-.t is to say, if you have the good of tire rising gemvaiion at heart. E Goodmurj.uy has fitted up a tli yj- barber shop parlor in tPSTT f "Tr' , OI vi.-e sterilized, and no danger nTTmFm- ing your face. Artistic hair-cut- ting, (jive Dim a can. Thie has been a fine winter so far and juat think of it spring will soon lie here. In another month some of our people wiu bt planting early garden, especially early peas. The gardeners wui soon be sowing their eariy caooage Where We Are A. C. ARCHEQLD IIu removed hie ilaidwere Stora t Second Street, HilUboro, oppila Court House hand Stand. Ha eamea Tinware, Giauileware, Hardware Wowl jtuware, Tinpiate and SUeeliron, Watef -alJiMlher, Fixture, Camp iiuliow I I . , i r I 1 ! 1 - , . .v.- On n ants. ana. Dtiore we naruir uu- i1! eZ h'kaU dito- U, another crop will X in the soil. Those Easterners who came here last Fall think this is the greatest rnnntrv thev ever uvea in anu they are rigut. uregon against me world! You can't dodge thi3 kind of tl -Ill ooll at nnblie .othr and this is the kind oi uu"v," .- . ',. . :, sale at tbe I reeman place, ence, eo that tbe total of tax to be raised tHe year ia $16,147.23 more than last. PUBLIC SALE. II, Knott save that in Washington Flit.pen. Jecoh Clearweter, Kdw Hughes. . collections are mi ch better Owucimt , ,,. i nv other section of the lolia II uirneuut, a n. rnuiip, vD. - . x ni h wu anu mat ui an " chines sold here le-t winter, fut $10 !,.iui : CHaucock, Theodore Bernards jatper Reeeer, Uolil Irmler, Alfred Heywood, l..l.n Kn. ChM Buchtnan, wm Burn ... .. V' I trl1. -rv. ett. (juaa w rucu, neiwjn u Vaudebey, Henry Suencrtuau i- .t Butte I..rkln Bell. E A KnolU. B G Leedy R I Goihnan, Geo W Reynoldi, Jot Sax, Jolin Voight, C F Tigtrd. !'.. i'ulir- Cm Galbreath. L Byrom, Vetsl Cim ino. W M Tipton, U A Euuy. jonn a Hednee, I C Clutter, Leroy P Spencer, n.ira creek John McClaren, N C Lilly, Wm Crow- thert. Mark T Cox, W H Lyda, Chat S Bateman. Thos ReTcralt. Unas tx uami- ord and G M Hinea. NaiiIi Koreat Orore B w fi Hamer. Wm K Cnrtit. John P Wanner. S C Seam, Sam C Crow, J C Claik, John B Prickett, C A Dhondt, Waller Beruordt, t eter vanuercovenuR, II it Gordon, John Oneil Thos u aaamt. Amih Poreat l.roe l A Abbott. lat M Thomptou. H B Wm Kane. I T Buxtou. A B Thomat, DC Stewart, 1 not u i oon, t Miller, lidwaru ixayior. neu ocuouciu, Henry Hamilton. Wa.hinDton fli.ch Fiiecy. M C Lincoln, John II rwl.ml. Chaa D Farnham. Wm Kott, Uonaid Tompkins, S N Tunttall, Grant Holcomh, Jos t-onneu, reier .ureuer, iv J Kurath, it.irv lothua W Mareh. Thot A Ritcbey, Ja cob Maui, Ben Dooley, Jeptha Garrigua, Kelling, waaenr- t, Ales Chaluiert, laa C Hartley. Martin . . . menlrout, Ales maimers. l,-,. itnv.l. W M tackson Sr. F Hamal enn, r a maury, o r vanaiKici, ujv BriiiRt, Albert Dethlefa, Jent P Hanten. Retdvilie Andrew l'icrsnn, Charlet Willoughby, Kuxene Dant, Chat Bloom, rl..mnn lack. Sam Sorentoo, J W York, laiiiet P Cihow, Tbomaa Maditon, Jat ! ... r. 1 1 1 T1 II.Mah man. fn1nmbia John C Beach, John C Miller, Francet n,.in..r. Alex Cordon. A C Wirt, T C Crocker, John H Davis, John I North- roP- . . Knutli Tualatin Claui Rehse, Henry Kamna, John M tl Tt U CmiMnk TP.1 Simpson, joi-n uoge. " f ward Mulloy, Jotiah Millar, J S Robtn- tou, George Campbell, Louia Knnet.Dan Burkhalter, Wm Schulmerich, Gut Meatingcr. n Mnnlfl Pnmn. NC. 456, Wood rf thn World, will give their Third Anniversary BH t their hall at Cec'ar Mill, Ore.. 3aturday evening, Jan. 18, iwa. Including oyster supper, 75 cents. The floor committee K. J. Moore, Juo. Irontlde, F, Usternamer. Fire Insurance at Cost In the 0. F. H. "booiation, of Mc 'M!nnv!ll. V. E. Waters, B"ent Save Your Money. Forest C(rove, Ore. . . t l Bert,IIager, of this ouy.iB re ported very ill with lung fever. Tbe condition, ol Mrs. E. B. Sap plngton, of thW city, is muoh improved. Elder J. F. Gbormley will preach at the Chriatian church oa next Wednesday evening. AH invited tures. ah wora guarau work Bpeaks tor nseii, a T Rov and family, from near Greenville, have moved into the Finney houBo, until recently uuuu- Died by J. . uaruner. Schulmerich Bros, will pay tne hicrhost market price for flrst-olass i i, .. Will minAa. in anv uunuu... ... ftlso take a carload of tbe Peerless, Ti. annual "mf atina of the mem bars of the Congregational church u. I .!. . njni nf Ima takeB piace inis bo"'"6 hoi.se of worship, rtnv vour furniture at Donelson Main street, Hillsboro. His prices will suit you, and as for quality there ii none better anywhere. Mr-a. Libbie Conklin waB out from Portland, Wednesday, visiting ffith her motner, wrs. auu man. C. 0. Rhea, of Hoppner, wat in, the city Sunday, the guest of Dr. J, E. AdkinB. FreBh oyiters. H. A. Palmer. ' W. 0. Donelson has sold more fur nituvB than anv business man, in that line, ever before sold in the Bmn lnnoth of time in Hillsboro. Tbe reason is apparent. He sells Mfiannable beats i'ortlana prices, n infit. If vou want easy chaits, sofas, bedroom sets, or any kind oi furniture. Give him your oraer. See him and get hie prices, and live vnn will he convinced. You but once, wnen you go uomo, hiivn vour ease. Furnish your house nicely; you live nut once and you shovld live rigat. Undertaking supplies a special ty. His prices are very reanoim-ble. Motion for New Trial. Attorney Geo. II, Bagley returned th'a morning from Saloni, where he argued the motion for a new trial for E. K. Colestock, bafore the su- n -Bine court. HarriBon Allen waB present for tbe Btate, and Mr, Bag Iny was aBsiBted by Attorney S. C Spencer, of Portland, It will be remembered that Colestock was sentenced to 12 vearB last spring, hatfinn been convicted of orimmal nHHftult. The riiatter of a new trial will be decided next week, in all probability. ' Geo. Daroty returned to Wasco county the first of the week. i rri ' : now remains uncoiieciea. jn a good record, as tlm company sold over a hundred unlle here. A large coyote and his frau have rn dninsr some sheen killinp: out near tilencoe. having killed hve lor John Connell and one for Jap. Hei fer, who is on the Otchins' term Tho bovs procured Urant lioi comb's bounds, and with thirteen in the crowd, went after his coyote ship the other day, and succeeded in driving iom inio me oiou. Wm. Balcbelder brought down vne old chief of the gang, hue me mother of the family niada her escape, Marshal Atkinson has establish-. ed a reputation as a collector oi dog licenfe for tbe city, for the year . 1900 but $21 was collected, and for the year just closed, the marshal collected $73. Next week, the list of those paying license for the year- 1901 will be published. .Marshal Atkinson haB his eye peeled and thinks that be can get more money this year than last as tnore ap pear to be more dogs In evidence. Washington county is vory well reoresented at the Motimootr Sute Notmal. Tho secretary t.vet the following as attending irom here: Elva Baker aud Katntmnt Mormer, Forest Grove; Wayne W, Wiley, Beaverton; Annie Overboil m, Ora Overholtzer, Tualatin; Ef Ge Galbreath, Tualatin; Michsel Mormer, Forest Grove; Annie New man, GaBton; W. A. Tupper, Hills boro. . . W. W. Williams will soon have his onions shipped, and will tuen net ready to put m another crop on P. ... 3.1 U W....n his Mouniamaaio rauou. . hmhu is making a success out of what looked to be sn experimont, ana bis many f ienda hero hope ho will miA-A a l kinds of money, seam, nt vear. He expects to buDd a warehouse on the ranch, for mext year's crop. A J. Henderson, once with Thi Dfllta. and now in the drug bus mobs in Eastern Orecon, writes drafts to his many friends hire ah Dins for S65 haopv days. He is Btationed at Antelope. ' Ms Emma Everitt, -vho ia int. tron of the KoBeburg Soldiers' Home Hospiial, was in the city this week, tho Riiest of her father, s TCvBi-itt. Rod her brothers and Bister. She returned Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Adams, oE 8ealtle, are visiting with iMr. and Mrs. J. C. Greer, of this city. Mr. Adams is prominently connected with tbe Great Northern Bailway offices at tbe Sound city. Walter Roland, the 5-yeaokl son of Mr. and Mrs. Clms. Machos, of Laurel, died Jab. J 4, This is the second child lost by the .be eaved parents withni a very few days. Sheriff Sewell bus received anin- Weet Union, at 10 A. M., on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1902, Gray horse, 13 years, wght.1500; gray mare, it yearn, iw, bank horse, n yrs, wgni ijou, hlaok mare. 10 yrs. wcht 1WW; hsy mare, 10 yrs, wght 12C0; 2 3-year- nM irnllg. Thro cows, one a Durham; others half-Holstein; all in milk; i.nll (.jiIvm: row. witb pigs at aid . fiixtv-nine bead fine sheep, oots- wold grades; 9 hives bees, complete. New Osborne hinder, weurr 6"". . v '..i - in tooth narrow, mower, uji"i" chickens, farm tools, etc., household furniture and numerous other article. Also COO bushels of good oats, and 100 bushels of wheat. TERMS OF SALE: ITnder $10. cash: $10 and over, 1 year's time, approved note, 6 per cent interest. Three per cent fnr rash over $10. H. W. Hesse, B. P. Corneliua.A.i:tioier. complete A. C. AJiCHBQLD, Hillsboro. - Oregon. PKOFE&UONAL. M. PETERSON & SON Residence Faiotert. Kalaomuiiiig and Papering. Sign Work. AH work Guarau ted. UILL6B0E0, - . "OttliGOS. weather" that you must buy shoes. W'hv not Eet the best? H. Veh rum? & Sons can supply you from infancy to old age witb footwear of the best and at bargains. off Cornelius is to take another step toward metropolitan airs. Tbe lit tle city, as prosperous as a green hay tree, is to have seven eie-inv lie'hts. furnished by E. W. Haines, ' ' , I! Li . . tn Forest urove s ugnt prouder, w take the claceol the gasoline lamps an nrivate residences will have incandescent lights installed, and well, the "world do mover uet there, "little, old boss," Cornelius! You're all right! F. E. Waters, representing the Oregon Fire Keliet Association, oi McMfhnviUe, was in town lroui Forest G rove, yesterday, ue states that bis company has a targe amount of insurance in Washing- inn Ainntv. and that the annual meeting of the stocttnoiaers ana members took place at McMinn viile, Tuesday, Jan, 14. People who buy their groceries at H. Wehrung & Sons' always ieei happy for their lines are Al in every respect. Come and buy once and you'll surely come back. 1 Everything first-class. We keep none other. Jnhn Vauderwabl was in from Greenville the other day, and says . t l .11 .l..rtaao' that he nas ma uuucugiiri hmkB tn work like an old plow If there is any one thing that John likes better than another. it is to work with some cayuse brought down from the Horse Heaven country. j Buyers who want good Lnits of fine Quality and I i .V:.. rtlrtthin? fit prices, are uujwg mcn w.-..o H. Wehrung & Sons'. Their four ereat tailoring houses do toe ousi- ness, ana peopie uo mo v buy at this store. Tallin iiirnin raised by John Loftis, of Glencoe, and which weighed over fifty pounds, has been A imsd tot'ortianu oy air ouTr - ... i He de . It Will o F. A. BAILEY, M. D. i'hf atcian, and Brgeon'. Office ilurgaa-Bailej block up ataira. Rooma li-lj and 1$. Bxaulence aouth c&t cornel Baaelina and 2nd Ut Eoth 'Phouea. S. T. L.NKLATER, M. B. C. M., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at Kuiidisnce Eaat of Court House JAMES PHILUPE TAMIESIE, U. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern pacific Railroad Co. Consultation in French or B-nghah. . Of nee and Residence touth aide of 3iMi near Odd Fellowa' Building, Hillsboro. GEO. E. BAGLEY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Rooms 1 and 2 Shute Buildiug H1XLSB0HO, 0EE00S. EL T. BAGLEY, ATXORNSY-AT-LAW A. Office in Corwia-Woatex Block, Main St. Hillaboro, - Oregon, THOS H IONCCB. stylish at low K B TONCCK, 8 NOTAav Mr. snd Mrs. J. F. Caistens were lown from Greenville Tuesday. Miss Flossie Goodin, of Salem, is here, the guest of relatives aim friends. Miaa .TnniB Greer is taking voice culture at Portland, f om In- struc or Boyer. J. BoeVr and Chas. Barrett were arwn from Greenville, Sunday, talking baseball with the" boys. w w. H. Wehruntt made a business trip to Seattle this week, and i expected back tomorrow or Saturday. Who hf s lost a bkek hog, weigh ing from 175 to 200 poundsT in quire at this oOV3 for information leading to recovery. Fred Groner was up from Scholia the other day, and he states tnat the Scholls tile factory win soon oe xeadv for manufacturing. WantBd To let a contract lor and oleaninsr, ready ?. - o . ,- , . tnr thn n oii. ten aoxes oi lauu, uu. f.r from Hillsboro. Apply to this office for information. ThetiuBiees of the Commerc'at Club wish to announce that they have designated Wednesday even ing 3 Ladies' Night at tbe Club Rooms, and the visitors will be ac corded the libertv of thenti:eclub F. M on exhibition Wre for a few days, and then have shipment to the Charleston exposi tion. i! tw will ha a social dance at rtm Hillsboro Opera House on the ! evening of Saturday. January 16. Tickets, 50 cents. Everybody invited. Geo. W. Kellv, of beyond Glen coe, was in town yesterday, and has improved wonderfully in . health. George comes from the neighbor hood where they raise tne mg u- : .n,l whera thfl OZOlie 18 as good as down in Colorado. Registered thoroughbred bhort horn ball fo; sale. See or write W. D. Quick, Mountamdale, Or. Tmvins Bros, report Blow work loading the:r piling at the Southern Pacific station. They can not g.A cars as fast as they want them, and they have been en jovhH?) enfotced idleness through these nne aays. Wanted A carload of No. 1 po- htmi it.. t,!V.nir mar. tatces. Win pay mu ui"' ket price.-H. Wehrung & bona. The Boa-d of Examiners which . - , - i . c .. tried U. 8. McU argue, nas nieu maiority report in the Buperimonu ent's office. As tbe findi n3a do not mDnt. with favor with M. 0. Case, THOS. H. 4 E. B. T0SUUE, Attorueys-At-Law. Rooms 3, , & S. Morgan Blk. UUlaboro. JOHN M. WALL, ATTO RN B Y-AT-L A W m.k Office Upauirt, Bailey mow ' Rooms, 1 an la. HILLSBORO, - ORKUON. BENTON BOWMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Notarial Work and Coaveyanciuf . Rooma 6 & 7 Morgan Bit., Hillsboro. Ore W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW (Successor to Barrett & Adaim.) Oifice, Up Staira, Central Block. HILLSBORO. ORKGON. DR. J. E. ADKINS, t'ilteen year, Kxperience in Hilll:orc Firstctass Services. Charges Reasonable. Office, Unisa Block, over SchulmericU Bros.' Store, HILLSBORO, OREOON. vitation to Sbervi X razier'B neoi- " " - . . . a tie party the banging of Dti ton I rooms. and Wade. 'Wie exercises ill tafte I x. W. Thompsop place Jan. ol. What have you to trade for l'.IO egg tOCUOatOr anu uroooor uuw vb- r-i V.- . 0orr1ftV KB , . t. ,. i Unrvnnr nM m the city vosteraay, Btanasoi ita'ian ooobv mu.. " m- - -, brother F. Moore, Beaverton, Washini;toD shaking hands with his brother county, Oregon. J newspaper men. fornrevlv of Wanatn. now of Portland, ad who ' Knanced" Austin Craig's paper, The Hatchet, to his his signature is not attached to the instrument Loaded shotgun shell!; sporting good!, at Schulmerich Bros. Ev erything at very lowest prices. .. . . .1 . .1 Ml Supt. Call stateB mat t wm b a teachers' local institute at Gaston, ou Saturday, dummy The programs will he printed in a few days. tfn thfl mud out of your bouse by buying a Bteel doer mat from Schulmerich isroe. There will bo Mass at 10:30, Sun mnmlntr. January 2C, at the 1 Hillsboro Catholic church. DR. C. B. BROWN, DENTIST 516 Deknm Building, Portland, Oregon. Makes irequent visits to Hillsboro. An nouncements of time published. Dead Letters. The following is the list of letters re maining in the Hillsboro post oflice nn claimed: , . Wilheluiina Anderson, Wm. Baker, All letters not called for by Jan. 25, 1901 will be sent to the dead letter othce. One cent will be charge! on each letter called for. , n u