The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, March 06, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texta wkkk with tiih fnnri.n : i : vsvvvvvvsrvwyvtrrVtrVirV HILLSBORO ARGUS, MARCH 6, 1902. ; : ; Ait- A shot Tail rtioet.n s ! MUCH TKI JIII10HS Ft CIRCUIT COOK UNION ffly IWL8 FIX WMB IIATEI" To ho III' lilPt Frem Biivtiis. ()no Set of Primaries and one County Convention. BIG ATlliXUAXCE A I I UK WI.KIIM. Primaries Will be HcM March in, and Comity Convention Apiil j Hi (Monroe ia to have a cheese fac tory if the farmera will ltlgt enough milk to make the operation of ouch an Institution a financial Biieeeaa. Messrs. Fred BehomburK, J. ('. Beach, Hiram Hinith ami Al frml (ineliner. tint cheese maker of Held ill HUlHhoru TlllaniiKik. llttVo formed a atock Mat'Ch 17. company for lhe purchase of tin tiiencoe creamery iiuiiiiiuk, mm tlmv exited to commence manufae- IIIIUIV OXIi, RNOUhH FOK JUKY, luring by th 15th of tho current month. The new company unrein the Cedar to w give mom lor num uum miy creamery in me county, ami mure it no reason why thia can not ! ilinn Mr. (ioehser in laid to be i' i .I f Mikvip M,.rnii dim bnerm one oi me uesi liianuiaciiirers in " -j i - ii ir I.... ..I 1 1, la ntlt brick and Lliuburger cheese in the teemcii met al the court hoiiae to V ""!' , ' "V',"'. , ' Northweat, and the venture i drew the following venir, o Juror o ft mowm jf uBcJent l',r lhe March term or circuit court, ml i, rurniBhod. There' nothing like making friend. They'll always come and tee you. Dennis soils ehoce to the aarne customers tho year mund. Latest styles, beat quality and liv ing price. Everything, ia utiiet in baseball circle just at present, except that the diamond VVn will sign one more man. liosa rarker, who is one of the heat players in the conn ty, haa written tho managers tliit he will he unaldo to play tin nf eon, hia work requiring loo much attention. Thia in to lw regretted. aa he ia a atrniig man almost any where he ia placed. Cnrneliua ia aaid lo be going along nicely, and it U reported that they have signed Flemins . to pilch the aeaaou Fleming' work ia aaid to lie good, but not batter than Harking. Jusl aa aoon aa the weather Mettle the game will lie called, and a crack a jack of a Beacon ia promised. W. It. Hovt haa opened a real ealale office next door to The Ar cue office, and will lie pleased to meet hi friemla, old and new, 1 le ha Ions been known aa the pho lographer who would do exactly the fair thing by every cuatomer, The time rule will govern ti e new venture. The Hillaborn Hoard of Trade ia having meelinn every niaht or an, preparatory to getting their litem- fi M ., ; ure read for aendina eaat. Never l,n,Rl MU1 .. t i i. o 1 1 .i.-i :., i , . t. u 1 1.,. I r.Kiam ni .... i , ti r ,..! ..iitM 1 1, i. i.,ia,nat iA imniiior venlory filwl, and approvwl at ll,IWro, ia the place to buy any- 0f thia kind, and if all the eflort Kalato V V pweoe, i itmwI; think' in the fumitufe Jine. Ilia ihall not reauit In aome good to the upon li!ue hd i ;' ft tvlu new wall pajiera, juat recelvel, COBin,u,tJr' tnwnlMtr will go leitera oi tuinnnmummii mi. i.,t he excelled thia aide of Port Uerv wide of the mark. The town uel to widow, Mary U Uwena. Imiil. I'ricea ritnae Irom 4o perl haa needed auch a body for aome Katnto Aucuat Schamburg, in roll on If you are going to paper time, and the inatilution ia work- RAne; guardian allowed $117.80 na 1 .1 . ! ..11 I !.- III 1. -,!.... ....... ,tMiinn inin your rooina wt ainiii, "ling who a win. .mk over In t-k, w inch It irean p , photograi.her, Becond limn Mir. -j, . street, at the lloyl caiierv, ia turn- .,1,1 . linira, .niiiRea aoiaa, in iacv , om() fine work ihm . i wh'u'h will convene in Hillaboro, March 17. Ilrnvrnlmil" iuli WUiiier, r.fW; Kltul. iiverltn M S llmiim. llltxloll liru Wilitou, rUminel 1'tUlrf. Cullllllliilt frank Cbalinvra, Jolm C Brwli. t..t tti'litita.M l(ul,cii limlrr. Ohailr C ltacoclr, Allrnl lleywoott., I till iv - Urn iolev, inlicv- . - - tluyit, Jnii I'. lUaton. tsl lliillr IririliiuU U CillliU. C.iiilim V M Hill, Art-hie Wilkea. ":ilr I'li-rk II Mi-CUlHU. MnllllUill '1 limiu Murphy, ill IIiIIMmiio 1'i-irr lti'ow, Jm 11 Hawaii. hrnlville j W V.ik, Kol Jai k, Anilraw Pitraoa. .Stilli IIiIUImho Vi Miuwtllmi. Sniilli I'otrAl C.iove Tint ti Ttwl'l, W-i-.litli.til ,1 Tnuiiklin, Jnwih Couaalt, Wm Kimi. . Wrst Hull A K l untiii, Cliril llemt, V. Crd.tr Cl k Jntta A Clmpiimn. FURNITURE, fvcdH t,t all kind-, in hulk, atjj) Mt . Kcfid Kiirlv Kos )otat8 at Hchnlnierich Uro. Circuit court will convene lhe ird Momlay in March the 17th. You t an ave uiotiev bv buying arden wt'dit at Dob Cn-er'a. Detective II. 1'. Ford wan in the ity from Portland, Buuday. Judge Ilood waa able to again attend to buaincKB the first of the week. Pure blood P.lack Minorca ecrga, 0 centa per setting of 16, at It. H. !!!( , i ... i i ..... r.. it... .... day ami ufn tuu iw mi"'h- rnariea and the uoiniualiug county convention. There wao a lar(:e at tendance, and the d;itea fixed a ful Iowa; 'nimty priiuaricK, Hatnrday, iMiireh 2!. hour to 1 fixed by the precinct coiiimilteca. (lounlv convention, 1 huiflay. Anril 3. 1I;IH)A. M.. at the court hiuiHcin llillnboro. The rei.rew'iit atinn will lw the aame aa a whole nt. ilml of two vearanco, and the lint of deli'galea from each preemet will be piibliahed next meek. PROBATA. mi bom: i llnte W K ttalHinn, decl aeeount iiiiiirotreil; eetlled, and ad iniiiii-lrHtor alhiwt'tl Imt'U. aailidc, wheellmrrovv, Acme htrrow, when fan, note, 2l'. ahart-a of mill com imiiv ntufk. aa e(iiiimiH.4ion; am . . i i driiereii 10 inru over hhihoit heira. Kutalft Wm f'halmer.-', deed; aale . ,. t- i i ... 1......1 - (i rwmy coniiruit'ti no" i.inn K " good ileeil to pureliaaer. (!ii!irdi;uiih'j Lurmiiitn minora fully nettled, and (leo (ialbreath Eiiiiiiliiiii. haying seiuen who nora, will 16 released irom upon paying t.ixea of etttate. KhI.iIc tiuv ami Cora W ilaon I minora; guardian authorized to ae realty. KUtc lCllen (!roner, tleeeawtl; iMiieutact for March ol. elki Johnaon, deed; in coinpenaation; upon paying into court fll u.SO, balance, adminis tration will close. reer a. Mr. ami Mra. Geo. Bieredorf were out from Portland Sunday, gueala of relative and friend. Wm. Landeae and wife, of Cot ape Grove, were in the city the Ir-t of the week, guwta of John Landeea, an uncle. John II. Dobbina, well known in thia city, haa been transferred to Aahland, where he la promoted in the Southern Pacific, train aervice. Eli Poc, of thia city, haa been granten the coniraei, m uBrrjiiig the mail between tl.m place, farm- ington and Laurel, daily, except Sunday. Service to begin July 1 John Ibach.one of Cirecnville'a iudm trioua ranchers, wan in town Monday, paying taxes, and trana- acting other nuainca. lie mane I'liB Aigua hia naual annual can. TIIECIWfEHIJAY Republican Committee set the date for Primaries. COUXTY COXVEXHOX OX MAKC1I 27 Socialist did not Hold a Xominating Convention Yesterday. Yeaterday waa a busy day in town, and politicians were everywhere. The Republican County Central Committee met in the grand jury room and act the dates for the pri maries and for the county conven tion which is to follow. The ueual rule ia not followed out this year, and there ia to be but one set of prinsariea, and but one county con vention. The primaries are to 1 held at 2:00 P. M , Thursday, March 20, and the county conven tion will be held one week later, Thursday, March 27. At that time twelve delegates will be aent to the atate convention; twelve to ' It might be a matter of local In- tereet to knew that Henry Albera, j of Portland, and who was clubbed by the Portland police at the re cent Albera A Schneider fire, haa aued the policertsn and Commie eioner Rankin for $20,000 damagee, for the betirrg given him, Henry MeGinn i bis counsel. On the ether hand, the second-hand dealer, who alltgea that Mr. Albera has ac cused him of setting fire to the busincaa in order to get inaurance, ha aued Mr. Albere for damages. A nephew of Mr. Scott, the Oregon Un editor, who waa on the force, and connected with the clubbing affair, haa been dismissed from the Portland police service. Don't wear out the bottom of your trousers' lege wheu yon can get tbe lateet in suspenders at Den nis . iau snu see inern. If the repablicana of the state de sire to do anything handsome for Washington county, they could do no better man 10 nominate u. ni. C. Gault for the ofhee of state printer. Mr. Gault baa labored unceasingly for the republican party since away back in the aix ties, and he ia certainly entitled to recognition from the powers that be. lie would make a good atate printer and ia qualified. It ia safe lo ear that he knows more about the busineaa in a day than Notice to the Public. If von wlnh to buy; orwl! your properly, or if von wish lu iiinke ti hiviwiim ut oj fanniog land, timber lamls, or town mi l city prOwrty. r borrow soitm money or loan Tour aurpluson tfood wcuritT, ll'n It wifl j..iy vit lo rail, tain gtwrall iiesaiul In this line of work. F. M. Hoidel, II illahoro, Oi ecou. rvvv'rrWV'VrVrWlMBl Where We Are the coneressional convention; and a full county ami legilative ticket our gonial friend, "Pickerel Snout" will lie placed in the held. On the outaiile it looks aa though the primaries will be swept by the . . . . in clement in sympainy WIUI nt-nauir Good mnridiv. the Second Street Simon, although una idea ia con barber, now baa the "awellest" little tested by thoe opposed to the re- A. C. ARCHBOLD Uat removed hi Kardwata jjtoi to . Second btteet, UUUboco, oiMU the Court Uooae Band feUtxl, lie cartwe Tinware, Giaaitewaie, llafdwaia VV'avd enwate, TiBbtatc and bUeluou, Watet fipe and i'lumbcia' hlxluita, Catup Stove, Air-light Stove, faun, HoUuW Ware, and aliUhcn fartuahuitt Cuod. We buy to aelL Call and be cuuvtucad, Most complete Stock iu the city A. C. AKCHB0LD Hillaboro, - Oregon. PROFESSIONAL. M. PETEESON & SOU Reaidcnce raiutct. KalaotutuiuK and 'apetiug. big Work. All woik GuaraiiUX shop in the cily. One of hia latent (novations in comprwweu air anu oy ila uhc ho can give one's face a fin iah that ia like a dream. Call on hint once and you'll call again. Stephen Simmons, aged about 16 years, and who resides with Jack Kreba, near Farmington, while cut ting wood, the first of the week, ac cidentally choped off the index finci r of hia right hand. Dr. Tarn- ieaie dresxed the finger, taking it turn of Mr. Simon. The socialists did not hold their mass convention yesterday, as ad vertised bv the countv nresa. The weather in the fore part of the day was atorrav. ana mere were um eieht or ten of that faith in town. Mr. Pearso.1, tbe secretary of the Laurel Club, and who ealied the convention, aays that in all likelt hood another meeting will not 1 off nt the third ioinl that ia, all called, although such a thing could , I rt m a tn nnBH. Hf states that he in I tile biiflinea. haa been in the cilv II. Wehrunfi Son' handaome " " '""'"' 7'Z 7CL i ' 'n t,;. .ft.i. L Clark, of Gervaia, knows in a year. White Plymouth Hock and White Wvandotte eggs, 50 centa per setting. Mrs. W. A. Finney, Slate Organizer Auatin Bnxton, of Forest Grove, inalilutert ash ington Grange at the Arcade school house, above Ulencoe, last a:ur dav. the new grange starting off . , , ft"? mi.- witn a memnerenip 01 i.. tn newlv elected oQicer are: J. H. Davis, master; John lxtnis, iec turer: Eduiona Cornelius, secretary Installation will be held on Aiarcn 20. The institution waa accom panied by a basket dinner and ap propriate exercises. Evan P. Hughes, of Jefferson, where ue i engageu in im uucri:au IIILUBOUO, OiiKliOJi. VVVrrrrfrVVVrVVr F. A. BAILEY, li. D. l'byaiislaa, aad KMrgeout OiEce Mutau-bailey bUtk up it.ir. Routns 1 J-lj aad IJ. Raauleute aoath- weat comer Baacltae and Sad tlietl ISoUt 'I'uooc. S. T. L.NKLATER. M. B. C. Mrf PHYSICIAN AND SUKOtiON Office at Rtiiulence East of Court llouaa 11. ttenrtingtv .70.1. ,.i..eu... 8nd a call mav be made later this week, packing hia effect; new r-pr ng aukj arriving, and , f k f di pftratory U taking up hia resi iWe who ''j;; tribating socialist literature will lie in the city of hia adoption. lmf.nf inercha idwcv.iIldoelIto het, sfr01u lhil, on, and orgar.iza- family expect to move as a later this week, packing hi effects, pre- jaMeS PHILMPE TAMIESl. U. D., PHYSItlAN ANU BUBUtun. The . , . , t 1 ... 1. nig ou eoutw tine wt Mi. .n..,r. euy kind of furniture, and trade tfyu want photos with the -pro. U,,,,,, for new oiiea. Do not throw '. MpwgBfon Rm! ,w,uar them away, hey are worth some- 1- i0 Wm ft ml Ue m thing, (live him your order and ,u.r.nUH) hi, work aiv4 hia prices ave Irom 10 to 20 percent. JAMF.S N. SHEARER. J.nti N. Shearer, of Gales Creek, died at the family home, Thursday l-Vhruarv K7. 190;!. aged 01 years, IWewd waa horn at Boonehoro iiIi. N. C, iu lH-ll, During the Civil War he wan a mrmlr of Co. D, Set ond lvansaa Cavalry. In 1H n.ri In tint 111a rried. and in 1875 he emigrated to IiaKayoltd, Ore., with to the advent of lhe Oregonian. hia family. For the laai aa yeara he luia refilled on Galea Creek. The surviving children are: Josephine Ouxe. wif of Al. O. Case, of Forest Grove, and William Shearer, of Galea Creek. guarantee his work and hia prices are right. Mr. and Mra, Milea K. Everitt have returned from their extended trip to California. They visited Mr. Everitt' parents at Guinda, Yolo county, and wade a trip to the Golden Gale city before start: ing north. M. E. says that the rain commenced down in the flowery slate as soon as he crossed the border, and lhe CaliforninnB whom he met ascribed the wet SCHOLLS GOING AHEAD. Hon ell Brothers and Ferd Groner, nf Scholia, have nurclmaed the Si-lmlls aaw and crint mill, former lv owned bv Adams v p umia, and have incorporated with ft capital of 15,000 to engage in the business. The Ruwmill is now located on the Tualatin river, and will be operated where it is this summer. Next Rail the firm will build a new mill and put. in new machinery for both lumber cut ting end grinding flour. Thev exited to then turn out fifteen . . . . 1 . ItiooKftnil left tier till V. M toe rated call and inspect. A lepreaentative of a hop buying firm was in the city Saturday, hav ing made tbe county in the inter ests of his company. He stuted to a reMrter that so far aa be knew (here had been but two contracta signed for tho next ycar'a crop Tiff 0 two gr twera contracted tor 1 1 ents, the aame price to lw received by the Marion county hopmen who have contracted nKninat tho future. . . . . lion etlectsu as raiuuiy as possioie. He first wanta to see direct legisla tion become a part of our constitu tional law. ARE YOU INTERESTED? Miss Ollis Weaver, 0! this city. w. O. Tnne son. Mam btreet, -hile in Fort and one rtav thia IHllsboro. haa laid in the lineBt week. found a handaome gold nMiinma nf wall nnDer ever brought wateh. The time niece was a to thia citv. Tear that old and gnlendid affair, and had several dincrv nnner from the walla, buv diamonds set inv its case. Wm. -oj r-r - , . " ... ., , 1 ' aoon as Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co. the little daughter, who i, ill, can doi'M seal Odd Pellow" ttutldutg, niii.uur. For sale at my farm, at Glen- some new patterns and make your Reidt wae the loser, and an adver- DOUSe nOlneiiae. r mrat kicuiuh i uReuieill ill uio uregumnii irawira from which to choose. Throw out the properly to Us owner, that old sofa and put in a new one Au fL T Bftgiey wa8 in ill. 111 11. irn cud 1 viittii" i.pv how nice and comfortable you can have thinsra with but very little flvnenae. Give Donelson your ord er and you will not regret it. Cows For Sale. Did you say grocerioa? II, Weh rung & Sons is the place lo get prime articles in thia line. Our atock ia always fresh: always up to date, and we never keep adulterated linea. Come and boo us. The Hillaboro Fire Department last evening elected tho following ofllcers for tho ensuing year: Chief, E. B. Sappington; Assistant, John Beauchamp; President, H. T. Bag- ley; Vice, Job. Rector; Secretary, Jas. Butler; Treasurer,' TJ. 0. Gard- . . ' tr I. It. T - 1 I..- ner: f oreman tiooa. v jiauuei Siibiicribe for Tho Argusnow. Corps, Kd. Wann; Foreman Hose 1 ,.t 1 Corns. John J. iiong; Alarm uui l-.uy your cigar nun. it.unU" - . II, A, Palmer s. .r..cioil thn 1111 ni l be OW all auiniiicr without change, except the good work go on Fresh milk cmva, (jrailed Jeneya; a I ho aiinitt hcilere, toon freah, for sale. G A. llanley, Hillaboro, Ore. Horn, March fi, 1002, to the wife of Henry Huge, of Farmington, a daughter. I.ost I Hack gelding, 8 year old, weight about K'OO. Ueward. H. ;.euhy, Cedar Mill. Thoroughbred Jersey bull, year ling, for ante. J. T. Moreland, Hillehoro, Ore. The beat la the chennast. Greer baa the heat 'and cheapest garden seeds in Hillaboro. Wm. Pittenger. of this city, is attending a dental college at Port- Und, this winter and spring. Full lino of now style wrappers and ladies' mualin undorweitr just received at II, Wchrung & Hons. Chan". Bowers and Tot Wann left Tuesday morning for Yaquina Hay, whore Bowers haa a ranoii. t)r J. P. Taiiiieato was a Port land vlaitor yeatorday, whither he went to attend nrofeHBional work at one of tho hospitals. Mn Buruhnlaier was down from Timber todav. and aavi that the snow la cone mm the mountains except on the highest points. W W. Paine, of Glenooe, and u h n htta been at Dot. Wash., has returned with his family, and is now getting ready to put in a crop, Ueaverlon had city election ye' terdav. and the sncoesBful contest itiita ttrer F. M. HnhlnBon, mayor vr I), find v.. treaauror; Bohort Hockon. treaaurer; counoilnien for two yeara, Al Pavia, Julius Hen rinhann! for one vcar. H. G. Vin uuul. The nctv maruhM is Henry For aalo a', my iarm, at vneit coe, Ore , three heavy, well broke horses, ranging in weight, 1300, ITitK) and J COO. Wesley W. Taine. Senator Wehrung was lo Salem the fird of the week, meeting with the at nte board of agriculture, out lining the coming stato fan. the races will be the lient held in Ore gon, this Fall, and the purses to be hung eclipse any offered aince the halcyon days of good horseflesh ami big racing. Tho exhibits, which be safely taken on the journey Hillaboro will greatly regret their departure from this city, where so wAAAaAaAAAarVrW long they have Deen a lactor in o-i fi-pn "D BAQLEY cial life. ATTORNEY-A.T-LAW Koonis 1 aud 2 Skate Baildlug H1LLSB0E0, . . OKkUOa. vvyvryWraaMW II. T. BAQLEY, ATTOHNBY-AT-IaW Office iu Cocwui-WtMtet Block, klaia St. Ilillaboio, Oregon. Twenty Dollar Reward. Portland. Monday, consulting with hia co-counsel on the appeal to be taken in the case of State vs. Aiken. They will use every effort to give the "liter" another trial, ueo. u. Stout and Malarkey are the Port land attorneys in the case, The state treasurer sends to the county treasurer the statement 01 money due from Y aahington coun THOS U TOUCH. a vomoui.1 Movaat th.nl. a new i aner will l0 adilei I'lto new mill will be built on the present site or the tile lactory, which is to he owned, by the Bun.e corporation. The tile machinery arrives today, ami work will soon commoner! in that, institution. One of the owners says that there is at least twenty-five million feet, of (inn merchantable limner tributary to the sawmill, and as there is tilentv of wheat raised down there, the" flouring mill should lo a rushing business, Lost aince October 20: 7 brad cat ' I , T , .. 1 ... 1 ,1.. n...nra ttut finii rnir linri. .1 er crow heller cacil yenr, ivim. . this time to bo world beaters, i-ei sey; re Hlm 1. fr0Iimnt tax and the bounty S araX.'Z S and other incidentals fro for- Mf n "with w apou; roan "rer years, amounting to 131,20 1, e cr. these last 13 months old. 93. The most of this wdl be pan After date, cch dollar cash pur chase will entitle purchaser to ticket on following premiums: 1st nriw.. ladv'snr gt.nl'a r.'02 Ram bler bicycle; 2nd prize, girl's or boy's P. 102 bicycle. The Oregonian says that the Portland and Nebalem railroad is assured. tins wl" t" Washington counfj-, and will make through the Glencoo and Green ville districts, and tne mucniy uib- .oiueit nueHLioii iiit-po ware o heifer, these Twenty Dollars reward, recovery. J. J. Sueyuw Beavcrton, Or. paid from the first tax money collected. T110S. H. E. B. 'DONttCB, Attoraeya-At-Law. Room 3, 4. & i. MorgaaBlk, Httbbwo. JOHN U. WALL, ATTOHNBY-AT-liAW Messrs. Max Crandall and E. C. 0aic Upetait, Baiky Meigaa Block, MRS. FRED SEIDLER. cer, C. T. Allison Bicycles should bo thoroughly cloaitted and pronorly repaired be fore using thia goring. Take them to McCormick'a, where a first-class repairer ia waiting lo treat yon right. , Sunt. Barnes, of the Hillsboro publio achoola, lor tno monm emi ina February 28, reports enroll ment at 814; KM cases of tardiness for the month, and 405 days ab aence. This 405 days absence would mean one and one-third day cloaed ; School. Bomellung wrong about thia, and parents should guard a little closer. You eat to .live and live to eat, l"o live right you ahotild buy Dia- mond-W groceries at4)onnis' store. Freshest and beat anywhere. Aak those who deal with him. When farmers a ro in need of ag ricultural implements they should see Schulmerich Bros.' atock. They are factory agents for Osborne and Deering barveating machtnea, rock Island Plows and hivrrows, anu Tiger drills. Also carry a full line of buggies, wagona and general hardware. 8. J. Raffety waa ' down from Mountaindale yeaterday and says that ho is 'listening to hear the whistle of the Nehalem railway lo comotive. He'll hear it, all right. Seven room houBe in oily, barn and nut buildings, fruit-bearing treed and small fruit, Cheap for cash. Inquire, at ArgUB ollico. M, C Lincoln and 8. A. D. Meek were in town yeaterday. front Glenooe and Mountaindale, respect A. V, Denny, the popular young stockman ol Raleigh, waa in me cily this afternoon. Kch nl merieh Bros, have received carload of Utah land plaster. Fer tilizo your land. Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street, omit, shave or hair cut. ruiUS' action guaranteed. C. Jasper, formerly of Greenville, but now of Forest Grove, was in ili nkv todav. having taxes and remembering the Argus. Marshal Atkinson will sell two stray horses; one, a aorrcl mare, while strip in forehead, large ankle, forefoot; the other, a steel gray horse,' about five years old; on March 1.1, at 2.00 P. M., for pound costs. Here is a chance to buy yon a good horso cheap. There will be a temperance rally for children and young people, con ducted by Mrs. Helen Harford, slalo president of tho W. C. T. U , nt the Congregational church, Sun- i... t.,...l. n ..I !l n'eloek. Mrs. Mrs. Fred Seidler, aged 64 years. died at her home, at Cornelius, Sunday' March 2. She was born at PreiiBsen. Germany, where, in ISM. arm was married to Fred whether or not the road cares sl.-iu The deceased came to enough for local freight to tap this pllni frora Germany in 1SS1 .1,,,. M,i wdi ). al 3 o'clock. Mrs. .' . .,. V !.. 11,., Mlt.,v liitr urii win sneaa a mo '""" . . . . .. . dist church in the evening m i .ou o'clock. Union service; all denom inationH. Tn collections have been com i.ig in very rapidly tho past day or n mid the entire roll ia already one third collected.. Up till this evening Sheriff Sewel I ami deputies have collected nearly $1,5,000, ami today waa one of tho best in point of receipts The force is kept very busy figuring tho rebates, ami the law involves a terrific amount of work, l'lio rebate will be paid for light moro business days, and alter lyely. , Vt things will eotne a little oiiBier point, whero there is a great deal of produce for shipment, and much freb'ht to import. It ia highly probable that the lino, if it shall eomo in by Cedar Mill, may cross the plains, near lo this city, and then' go on northward. Hillsboro could well nfl'ord to get the lint right of way and depot facilities. The Board o"t Trade ia looking into the matter with a view of seeing what can be accomplished. H. Wehrung A: Sons' prizes .Wnvvii March 1. were won as fol n B. Keasoner, 1002, aid V.. C. Luce. 509, bod root Ceo. Billings. - 2GS3, rocker; i. fit. it a? Jt r - ! - f Henrv pchmcuzer, -ooi, . pair m blankets. The ticket, t'.idtt, draw ing center table, has not yet been presented Sheriff Kewell went to Salem, Saturday, with an insane patient from Tna a tin. lhe nntormnaie was Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt, wife of Valentino Schmidt, of Tualatin Tho Schmidts lost everything lliey had by firo lust September, and since then the wife has not been well. She has imagined that the sheriff was after her, and refused to go to the house where the family lived. When remonstrated with she would resist. Dr. Savior, of Sherwood, has been treating the woman for nervous prostration anu insomnia, but her malady has grown steadily worse, until com plaint was lodged with tho proper authorities. Owing to the illness of .Tndi.n Rood, the nationt was ex amined before Justice Randall, Tr li A. Railev making the med leal nxamination.- Mrs. Schmidt 7,i linrn iii Germany, and is 62 ers nf ace. One ol her uncles i suicided a number of yeara ago The past IK years she had resided in Washington county. Her hus band and the following children survive her: Herman Seidler. Cornelius; Edward Seidler, New port, Or.; Mrs. Olga Keouetie, bus. Antonio Blake. Mrs. Louisa Brown, Ernest and Rudolph Soulier, ot Portland; Fred Seidler, San Fran- C18CO, ftllll it liituiu i""i"i Rnrke. Idaho. Interment was in the Lone Fir cemetery, Monday. If you want good groceries, cheap, gh to Greer's. Riley Boyd, of Pilley, was in the city today. E, Best, of Gaston, made this of fice a pleasant call this afternoon. S. S. Dallas and Marcus Peter son, of Galos Creek, have petitioned the school superintendent for a joint school district along the Tilla mook county lino. The request na lieen eranted. and it now re- mn'inn w ith Tillamook to do the rest, which may be doubtful. Superintendent Ball has granted permits to tho following teachers Until me ncxi quarterly lomnicio examination: S. C. Sherrill, Gas ton: Laura Luce. Forest Grove; Ulyaaa Woodbury, aionniamnaie; Gertrude Timtn, Progress; John Hohman, TigardviUe. The oountv commissioners were in session this week and turned off a large amount of routine work. E. D. Johnson was temporarily ad mitted to the noor farm. The busi neas transacted and tho claims al lowed will appear next week. Several resigned aa judges anil clerk of election, and their places have been filled. Brown are aiding Sheriff Sewell in the writing of receipts to taxpayers this week. On Monday the rusn waa considerable, but Tuesday waa not the moat busy day, owing to the very bad weather. W. Meyer, of Laurel, last week killed an eagle measuring seven feet, nine and one-half inches from tin to tin. The bird was carrying off a young lamb. This is one of the largest birds of its kind killed near here for som9 time. Thos. Brady, of Sherwood, was in town Monday, paying taxes, and while here, made this office a pleasant call, having purchased himself another year's reading of the paper besides bringing in a new reader. March came in like the lion, as the old saying goes, and the month will be expected to go out like a lamb. Unless the rains let up nrettv aoon we shall not have so early a spring, after all. Mr. Ahbev. an aged German, died last Friday at the residence of Mrs. Hamel, of Phillips, ana was buried Sunday. Deceased has been a resident of Washington county for 28 years. Born. March 4, 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kamna, of Glcncoe, a eon. This makes a pair, of sons for Herman, and he is in great feather these "clays. Will Adkins has returned from Heppner, where he was night clerk in the leading hotel. Sickness canned his return to the valley. Public dance, Hilleboro Opera House. Saturday. March 15. 1 tck eta, 50 cents. "Everybody invited. Entertainment on All Fools' day, bv the Enwortb League. Excellent program; also other attraction. If you want a delicacy for tbe table order a dressed Belgian haro from C. A. Hoyt, Hillsboro. Miss Maude Tucker, of Aberdeen Wasln is v toiling with relatives in this city Una week. Garden seeds, in bulk, at Dennis', Roouva, I aui a. HILLSBORO. - OEKUON. aVWWrMrrrrVrrVWM BENTON BOWMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Notarial Work aad Cauvcyaaciag. , lioouis 8 A 7 Morgan Bile., Hillaboro. Of WyWWvVyVWArVWrVWMW W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNBY-AT-tAW (Sueoaaaor to Bartalt A Adauia ) Office, Up Stair, Ctutral Block. HIU-SBORO. OiBOOM. yyyVvVyyV)rVVrVrVVVarVr DR. Jj E. ADKINS, Fifteen year Eaperienc tn UUUboro. DEJSTlSTf Fiistclass Sei vices. Charge Reasonable. Office, Union Block, over Schuluicrich Pro.' Store. UlLXaiSOUO, . OltKUQH. DR. C. B. BROWN, DENTIST 516 Detain Building, Portland, Oicgoa. Make frequent viaiU to UilUtioro. Au nounceuieui of time published. Dead Letters. rite following is the Hat of letters re maining iu the Hilhtboio boat ottice un claimed; Joseph Grime All letter not culled for by Mar. 15, 1902 will he tent to the dead letter ollii'e. Utte rent will he charge 1 on chcU later caiieu tor. , ' f R. WAftfiENKH, P. M, C. K Deichman, of the Beaver' Flouring Mills, was in the yeBterday. Cigars at F. J. liarber', Sud vhe buy. Uvengood, J