The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, June 19, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texts HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 10, 1902. : : : Ai.r. About ths rnoei.it : : i ! A WKKK WITH TH I'Knrl.K S t I -t , t- in n IIIUMO sc To ho Held at Opcru I louse Friday Ivvenin SI'IKMUO I'ROCKAM TO HE OIVKN. List of the Graduates U large. Dean Fcrrln Kill I'reaent Diplomas. The uraduatinir. exercises of th IlilUUro High Hchool will m ren tiered in the Opera House, this Frldav evening. June '20, and the students who receive their 'gradu ating diplomas are: Ivy i'traon, Ona Myrtle Foard, tatitia Maude Brown, Margaret M. Ashshr, KubyJ LIKE HILLS- .3.11 Porland.of Glencdaj John Urabel. Hillsboro; John Btfluich, and Mr. Haines, assistant caaDler of the llalnes bank, Foreii Grove, have returned from representing the Woodmen of the World lodgee of their respective town, at the Hlate Grand Lodge, held at Wood hum, Ihla week. Mr. llalnea waa elected to intet with the Supreme b.xly to iHtnvene at Cripple Creek, in August. John Ironslds and Chna. Kennedy, of Cedar Mill, rep reented Vine Maple Camp. The Wapalo Camp a I no had representa tion, hut the names of the delegate at a . . . I 1 a TL time. McMinnville will have the bw bwn laboring with the l'ort- iiiviti;n two veara hence land cur council, aim me sireei Committee of Portland Coun cil Reports Favorable. AND PKAXChlSB MAY BE GUAM El) Htllkber People did Excellent Work Before the Council. next and the representatives will be committee baa at last made a favor able report. It now looks a though the franchise will be grant ed, and a motor lin between thin city and the metropolis is an as sored fact. The council will soon tritaimi r unt, aa tb boys are prince ol the Bret magnitude. We might write an attractive advertisement and you would pay it no particular attention, and for get it aa soon as you lay the paper K. Plowman, I.ula lUrngrover, ICva Cornelius, Helen Boott, Uelcoa aside hence, we simply invite yon take action, and it is thought that Johnson, I.urn Jackson, It ea How. to call at our store and see ror your- , majority o( that body is favora ..... m.. I sr iiiai Mia am turn wuwi svsi nm ini. . . ... - Helena. Oskermnn, Mon Wil- " "liii .i... 1, We and will vote to grant a ; year eer Keif that we give good value liams, Clark Bower, Mary Bower. ' rlcei. ' Tb, Racket franchise, asking one per cent of Harry Humphreys, Ms Bowlby, store, ot.ooalte Tualatin Hotel. the gross earnings for a stipulated Willis Galloway, Alexander Kohln- ' ....... T. -v. I psjrlcjd, and then one and one .. . . ni If I iloiirT ttunwrmmu , ,L. . :!.. mm. lieroeri I .ioioimhih, r iini .i.i.. . Mi(u ui ,,.,ni. about ona nau ir ww.. ir .en.. Tongue, William Btevens, William .r one-half miles weat of the city, time of the grant. Thf re is plenty Vt.tkem. Mi tlie Adam. Minnie met with an accident Monday I of money behind the promoters, Irii Johnson, Harold Merrynian, which resulted In a badly mashed Lnd lt illou)a be but a question of Susie McKinney, Clair McKinnV " J! """ -i ii gna oi vii manors wicn uji itj was oiling a wagon when ths wheel th. Hillsiioro Doard of Trade, and came oft the axle and the heavy eiemplifiee what an organized body end came down, doing the damage. 0f determined men can do when Dr. Hailey was called to dress tns lhey onO0 lUrt for retuw. u wiH woundtid member, and it will be K. -numbered that many lauehed several weeks before ths injured .u. M,. f this eitv oraanix ne a . fit i . t IT - " . " . . looi am oe servioaaow. Board of Trade. n ni. "It will When farmers are In need of ai- soon flxxlsoutr But it hs not . . k . r I t B m . i l a "The Chlneee Kxclusion" ricultural Imp emenu tney snoutd nxea, ana snou.a n prewmi Harold Merrytnan Pohuimencn nroa. swea. idj ren im wniu, w. Itecitation-' Bobbie Bhafto" factory agenu lor usoorne .no more .n Uuhy riowroan iwcring narveenna: uacuinn, nw -. v Violin Kolu William II. Hars isiano pio aim ". v..,-..-... m .... rw.il.,n,'lt..nedict Arnold" Tiger drills. Also carry a lull line uregonian n nnn. eome Mceneni - . I I I . . I I I 1 1 ... I I a.l.liu. ,A ,K. h.A. IIrrv 1 1 ii in nli re Vk Ol ouegies, wagons ami gooermi - icuiv w (m. .. .. : .. v... . -..it hardaar. POtSO iranoillf. ana H.MIW I llll illllDlllJBII 1MIUIB1I . . i - - 1 - .Maude Brown Vocal aolo-At Parting" Grand . Frederio K. Vrooman Oratbn "The Decisive the Kuhellion".. Helen i'reentation of Diplomas , . . I Tho Native Daughte The program at the Opera Iioue will commenoe at H 00 p. m , and will le as follows; Invocation Uev. II. A. Itinser Piano solo Jennie Thome Ksniiv "Allvallcemellt,,, , ,' I.ula Barngrover Vol solo "For all Kternity". .. . Jennie Greer Oral ion- it efforts sre ti n? c. t n...An in apprecia'td. Portland will be The Native ds of Oregon, lol, , (, by d rand Cabin, elected Hop. W. . If. , V..m.n r. . . .t-i- n..-4 ioaii u win o-m uirnicuiBum oeiiB- a Johnson VV. V. Wiley Grand Trustee. Jg"1 J " ' The Native Daughters elertri Mrs. i'" ? r If you want fuiir-foot wood, call and nee Hare fc r3chinelt)!er. ForreKt Iiridgea has graduated from the electrical courxe, (.). A. C. II. V eli ru lift A Soul pay the higltaet market price fur wool. A fine anwi'lineiil nf Wimlaor ties for liltl boy, at The Kacket Ktore. Mra. Adrian Merrvman u in the city, the ituent of the family f Captain J. I). Merrvman. I Go to Greer's for bee supplies, berrien, fly bouncer, rprays, and in fact everything you may need. Six -horse traction engine, splen did condition, for sale, nt foundry of W J. BitiiHon, HillniMiro, Oregon. Two CoUwold yearling bui-ks for lain. J. T. Moreiand, HilUboro, Ore. Buy your couches from McCor mick. He ha them from 0 up. Preaching at theChriHlian church next Sunday morning and evening by Elder J. A. Brown. Anyone who want to haul wood, furninhiiig teams, call and see Hare & Schiueltzer. TO ATJOHNBJDS WihhI Hauler Caught Be tween Wagon and Wood. FKAXK MILLER KILLED MONDAY. . . . l)an W 8 Ferrin Mar- Q,ult Humphreys, of Hills-7'L .i." Vu. .u nonsense to county will ghtof- wherever . the road can be tilrl' chorus "Bummer Florence Tongue, l-ois Bowlhy, Walker, Forest Grove, I.ura Jackron, Kva Cornelius, Waehinglon county Marnret SI. Anliuar, hjks Bowser. Ileiieliction. . .Uev. 6. II. Greenlee The lollowing were awarded di nlouias for entrance and scholar Historian. . . I IJU III hip to Tualatin Academy: lena froinu twgyl Highest market Johnson.oneyearjMoiiaWilliums, joe jj for luoe. II. Wsb br ard of commis-inners will do all l .L-I- - . - L - - I J feel. bonord " "'SJ'Z" ' . by these selecllont. to-irda dev.lnnmenL We buy and tell groceries that Since the above has been put in are not excelled anywhere. Fresh print, the city council, yesterday, and staple lines always on shelves, voted, eight to one. to grant the Buy from us once and you Duy franchise. Much of this fay or a bit sentiment was caused by the earn est action of the HilUboro Board of rung Si Buns John McGurran and Jonas Cook, l a fev .a. y-v ol tavaiier and nactoo, portn urn kota, were at Kinton, last week, guests of Mr. and Mm. N. G. Mo Donald, whom they knew In one-half year. There wilt he a small adiiisiou f-e charged to exercire. A PYTHIAN MEETING. '1U. . O . I ....... 1 L 1 nullni- I I.M .. u:.i. .i u.Minniiu i..i prairie slate, years ago. IM night, and the meeting was the Oregon ie a great state, and greateet of its kind ever held in the have vw ted the west with the visw counties west of the Willamette ' locating river. Over sixty knights attend Tie convicts who broke away ed from Washington county, and from the penitentiary would have the affair was carried through with .en cauaht had they reached a dur-h and enthusiasm that speaks Hillaboro, for they would certainly well for John M. Wall, the Dist riot have "held up" Dennis' store, Denntv. who had the convention where they would have found ths in charge. When the knighta step- Client line of groceries. pad off the MfM1'1'. The uniforms have .rrivsd for Willi n n ctiuissci suns ni"vu Trad i. That the road will now be built U asunred, and that it ill be of vat benefit to thin rection, every one believes who has watched re sults of rucli lines, particularly. ,l- leading into productive sections, men ai ws navn a niroun and a pull sll together, did the work, aid if the cars are not run ning within a "rear, The Argus will feel that there is something wrong somewhere. Strictly "We ars in it." For tale: fix room cottng, 3 acres laod, good barn; cheap. In quire at this odice. ' The cheapest iimurance, and safe as the safest. 0. F. H. Aescoiation. F. E. Waters, For8t Grove, Ore. Samples of spring and summer suits have arrived. Fine Hections. Come iw and gel your meaeure. Also fine line of r-amplee for ladies' suits or skirts. Aug. Tews, ths Tailor, Second rtreet. Capl. Collins has finichvd having in the courtyard, and is now figur ing on another crop. The yard generally raices two harvests, al though the hay is not of the best for dairy pnrpoees. There ftill be an ice cream eociul at the residence of Mra. T. II Im brie, at West , Union, Saturday evening, June 21, the proceeils U go to the WeH union Sunday School. Everybody invited. Many of our old pioneers are en joying themselves at Portland this week, and enthusiasm made up for the gape in the ranks. The meet ing is pronounced by thooe in at tendance as having bien one of the best ever held. Shoes and hosier? at Den tiin' best and cheapest. A Wo fin) line of eujei'ders. Books, books, books You, per- hans. did not know it. hut the Backet Store fellow lias some few books, and if you read just call and see what he has. Euiil Kuratli, reorder olrct, was in the city' Tuesday, looking for a residence. Mr. K.uratli will takf charge ol his office early in July Willis Ireland, of Greenvillj, will be hi deputy. The deputiee in the other ollices will remain as they are for the present. Death Doubtless was Instantaneous Leaves a Daughter. Frank Miller, a wood-hauler in the employ of Tbos. Cornelius, and who was hauling railroad wood from the Buchanan place, north of that city, met death Monday morn ing, early, while loading, and it' is thought thst death was instantan eou. Miller left out in the morn ing, and was expected to return ailhin an hour or such a matter with a load.' Failing' to return, Mr. Cornelius man in charge went out to the place, and found Miller under bis load, dead. It would ap pear that Miller had three-fourths of his load on, and bad started to drive a little further up to complete his load He evidently walked alongside his wagon, and the wheels went over a high place, up turning the 'load, catching the driver between the vehicle and a rick of wood. Miller was found (iasd, his chest being badly crush- rt, and his face black from the flow of blood. In his bands were Ibe lines. The team evidently bad made no effort to run away. Coro ner Via held an inquest as soon as he could reach the scene of the fatality. - Miller was about 40 years of age and had no relatives here. He had formerly worked at Eugene, at Portland and at Tillamook. He told at Cornelius that be had a daughter about sixteen years of bis Binder for Sale. The election is over nut you speaking, tnust still feed the voter.- Treat him right by buvinc your groceries at Dennin'. where yo.u get the finest. - cocklna of the hearts of all the vie itors. The MoMiunville band led the parade of the 100 knights in line, and half of whom were in uniforms. The meeting was called to order thins, and the boys are getting into line for drill. There arc 24 mem bers of the new rank. U. 8, tactical are followed implicitly. McCorii.ick hinder, flist ciats con dition, for hale 0. G. Bakiow, Tuslalin Ho'el. For Sals. Farinington, Ore BIRTHS. Rcistrteiid Jersey hull, 10 months Waih silks, in endless varieties old: sired by a grandson of Brown and patterns, for ladies' shirt- Bessie, the champion cow at the hv Mr Wa l at abmt o'clock, waists, at ou cents per yara. ai ii. Chicago world s r sir, ami the competitive work of the Wehrung A Bone'. Full line of Wn. Schulmriuch, three teams from the three lodges, percales, 10, lit and lo cents per Diana. McMinnville; IKdphos, For- yard; Tmle du Nord glngname.ai est Grove, and Phoenix, of Hills 124 cents, and A. F . C. ginghams, lioro, ocoupied nearly four hours at 1U cents. The prixa was given to Delphos hi.i ,.! kv ih mala ouar- June lfi. 1902. to the wife of J. M"- . .... - ... . i j i i - , . Lodge, and their magnincent worn tel,d iBtrumental aa well, will line, Boedville, a daughter. -nriicu ui v da (riven Munaav evening, av vuai ,ir.j i. t. ia inno i.. .. I. .1 1-1. 1... L-1..1.I. - " 7 . n neUIICPUBT. KMIIO 1U '-, I" llw. "!-.,-.' 7l"'" Congregational church The aun- d ChM Crocker, of ... . aay corning sermon win uo iiiil.Knrn a son apeech-making followed until day-LJj,, Red ga fcnd 0ur.., Hillsboro, a son. light appeared, aii me visiung knights from this county are livish in their praise of the manner in which McMinnville dispensed the honors of host. The McMinnville knighta are a fine body of mm, druwn from the inlluentUl eituens nf the town, and they can have WaH.iington county, all except the Bee those handsome up-to-date sofas at Doueleon's. Cheap, and vet. tho best. Splendid Una of fur niturs. Call in and tee bis naes. Main street, Odd Fellows' Block, Hillsboro. The Ladies' Aid Society, of Glen Horaea for Sals. John Btalb'cok will he here next week with some One, large, Kastern rbvsicians report that measles are prevalent in certain sections nf the county, there being some htteen . . .... . ;il or twenty cases in me (..eniervine neighborhood. None, however have proven fatal.' , The State Y. P. S. C E. Conven tion. which convenes tomorrow at Ashland, will he taken in bv Mi Josie Schulmerich, ho represents the Washington County I nion, and by Mrs. 0. B. Gates, who. with her husband, already mere, win repre sent the Congregational Endeavor Careful".' examination - by good authorities all over the' county state that while there is some evi dence of Hestdnn fly working in tho wheat, tho damage from that pest will not bo as great ns antici pated. lniB H cenainiy gooa news. Now if we ctn keep fne from the worm which did so much damage a while back, the county crop will come up to the standard. Ward Pwope, principal of the Forest Grove school, and for whom we have great respect as sn edu cator of rare ability, writes this paper that the article of last week, touching upon the failure of so many students for final examina tion, was misleading, and that a large number of the applicants passed. The statement of The Ar gus was correct, and was taken from facts gleaned from the office of the county superintendent. As a matter of fact, three out of the two schools passed. Upon re-examination, which occurred last week, upon the particular branches wherein the failure was occasioned, many pawed. Mr. Swope'e srtide contained many words of wisdom and charity for those who did not piss st the first examination, and The Argue heartily concurs in what he writes as to that But there was no attempt to mislead, whatever, and the article stands, se it appeared, last week. The list of the Hillsboro students who passed final, since, is given in another column. . As the warm summer weather comes on, it is natural for ns to cast our optics around for comforta ble, light-weight undergarments. If ws want something good we go to the Backet Store. They have underwear for men and boys, at various prices, and we always find something to suit. Hon. W. H. Wehrung, president of the State Board of Agriculture,' starts for Southern Oregon next week, in the interest of the exhibits of the various counties at Salem this fall. He will be accompanied by other members of the board, and a thorough canvass of the dis trict, as well as that of Eastern Oregon, will be made before the work ceases. It is intended that this Fair shall eclipse all others, and theothers, and the board has every reason to believe they will be successful. The last few years has redeemed this state institution, and this has been done by injecting business methods into the work. Where We Are A. C. ARCHBOLD Hu removed his Hardware Second Street, Uillabeeo, Court IIoum Band SUad. Urn Tinware, Craaitcwara, Uardwasw Weww eowarc, liuplat and Shmtiiow, Wasst Pipe and 1'iambwa' Fix tana, Casap Stoves, Air-tight Stoves, PasApe, Ustasw Ware, sod Kitchen farniahig tiasPS. WebnytoscU. Call sad be coaviacep. Most complete Slock la tk city A, 0. ARCHBOLD, Hillsboro, - . Oresca. II. PETEBSON & COU Residence Painters. lukUomiaiaw aa4 Papering. Sign Work. All work Gaaraatad. UILLSB0K0, - . QULBQ1. F. A. BAILEY, II. D. FbjralcUn, ajM8arfow - Oflica klurgaa-Bailey block no j Rooms Ij-Ij and 15. Btn4rwet weat corner Baaeline and 2nd Both 'Phones. - T. L.NKLATE la. 8. C. C ' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offica at Biudeuce last of Court Uooae rerrWeerVerWwVw JAMES f H1LL1PE T1MIES1E, M. Oh PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ' - Surgeon Southern Pacific Knilraad Cm. Conanlution in French or Brrgliak- Oi nee and Reaidcnc aontk aid of lsassw near Odd Fellows' Building. IliMmst Shirts, at the Racket Store. A new lot of golf shirts just received neat, catchy, and new. Something that will wear and give perfect satisfaction. age. I here was no money on body, and no papers to tell of his rpeidnnpA hefnrA rnmina tn Hnrnp I .. lilia If A Vi a 1 luun in tttA Mnnlnv I Om A Mr. Cornelius for eight or ten davs. ine race at tne fair grounds last ai a. nniPT at sccnvnis oaiuraay auernoon oetween ueo, 1 t:li! I , , . . t 1 imiiiig ssor.ei nny and Art iyons Klanlr nTalllni ... m 1 1 ci n A uA k. m All is now quiet at Renville, after Urge crowd Band there wa8 mch inwi bos sta ssio waiuuw iijuua over rrolessor McHargue. the patrons of, the district quietly got toeether the other day and adjust ed matter's between themselves. The two school officers who were black won by a arasll margin. The race was for a purse of forty dollars and there was some money changed bands on the result. The It til vi . a rA ic x "nAcv- ' oiirl iai4 L l. I J. W aw.v av niHii-oyera, mutuary rea.gneu, c- .te been run on as hsrd a part Of narguc resigns; a new noara oi thfe conr)w lhe black lhe finieh a.rec.ors nas oeen msutiiea, ana h bsen doser pver thniff in srenA. Tn trnod I -P .... . I r r. . . a jmople or Reed ville have acted very orneiius: uar sireew are Deing wisely in this matter, and there P" " good shape this week. Her- will now be nlentv of harmonv in msn Krause is putting on an addi the neighborhood. The Argus is '01 t0 ni residence. Wedding oleased to see the difficultv arnica- bells will soon ring. U. T. Phil blvadiusted. MoHareue has the UPB repairing his residence. C abilitv to mske his wav almost W itch is elected school director nvwhern. and St ia naffi tn km that and H. ti. IltCh, Clerk. Mr. and ... ' . . . - . I m i tt a i he. w 1 never asan ho Id so stub- re. r rana xiarwnan nave return Itornly to a controversy that could ed th Eastern Oregon but end in disaster, no mutter how Lost: Tao dark bay horses, one mucn ne may nave mougn. mm-1 pony wun whit etreax in fore self in the right. The Reed ville I school will now hire a new princi pal, and as the new board is con nicled with neither side of the late controversy all should, and will be. serene. HOI FOR NEWPORT At the school election in this city Owimn horaea. broke and unbrokf. Monday. R. R Collins was elected whiMi ha will nell at nub ia or ri- director, succeeding nimseii, nnu vate sale See owner at Redmond boundary lines, whenever they put the ohuroh, Tuesday evening, June ooe, will giye an ice oream social all & Sappington's stable, next week. in an atmeirance. "lhe next at trict convention will be held in this city, nbout a year hence, unless ihiire ia a unanimous cull for n nk'titing this fall. ATTENTION FARMERS. evenimt. June 24, 1902. All art cordially invited. Your wife will tell you that Den nis always keeps the finest and latest styles in ladies' footwear. ...j .1 i.:ii .... , r.nnti... AIHI VI1B vmiurcii urn uu iui(ukraii, either. GRAND CELEBRATION. The undersigned, having charge of lha county exhibit for the Stale Fair this Fall, now ask for samples nf all fruits in season. Bring in your samples of liest gooseberries, raspberries hVid strawberries and we will pay highest market prici for same. Give us your aid and Washington county will surprite the world. ' lleidtd A Wall. Peter Moscow. 'was ngatn elected clerk for the ensuing year. At Forest Grove. N. C Johnson and Harrv Haines were elected direct ore. and w. S. muison, ciera. ine Fotest drove school board has hired the following teachers for lhe ensu ins year: Principal, Ward B. Swope, assistants, Miss, ura heal, Mrs. Josephine Case, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Lillie M. Porter, all re Oregon's Favorite Summer Resort. Recognizing the advantage of New poit as a summer resort over other seasida resorts In the northwest, and to make it possible for all who dtBire to do so to spend their vaca tion by the ocean waves, the South em Pacifio Company, in connec tion with the Corvallis A Eastern Railroad, will place on sale, effec tive June 1Mb, round tiip tickets from' all points in Oregon on the Southern Pacific, to Newport, good for return until October luth, at specially reduced rates. Kound trip trom Hillsboro, good until October 10th, fGOO Round trip from Hillsboro, Sat urdavs, good to return the follow ins Monday. $4 50. For full information inquire of your local agent. PROFESSIONAL. GEO. E. BAQLET ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Eoonis 1 and i Skate BaiUlnf HILLS BOKO, . . OBJteOI. H. T. BAGLEY, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office ia Corwia-Wostst Block, Hillsboro, tuos b TOHCoa. b a Toaocsu no AH THOS. H. E. B. TOXtiUK, u Attoraeys-At-Law. Kuoma 3, 4, & j. U organ Blk. Hillabetw. JOHN M. WALL, ATTORN BY-AT-LAW 1 Office Upauira, Bailey kfargaa Rooms, 1 sals. HILLSBORO, - ORXOOM. Entertainment. A nrand musical and dramalioal entertainment., with graduating honors, will be held at the Bisters of Mercy school, Cedar Mill, Thurs day evening, June 20 Admission. 25 cents; children, 10 oents. The program will commence at 8;C0 o'clock. . , i lius nines, and probably a match I game on the Fourth. The best is the cheapest. Greer I keeus the best and cheapest grocer ies, orookery, lamps and glassware! in Washington oounty. Cornelius ia to have a grand lnde pendence Day celebration this year, and the boys are going to make this event eclipse any yet held in that city. The Verboort band of ri i. nns.ihia that mvIm ftf Kltwentv nieces will furnish the mu-luu Mm F.lva s Rator . . .1 u. ....niJ lain for th nnnaslon. The enoamn- or t S u" U'"J T ""Vr UF..U..,.. n - AMU, nn.rl. irhnh.Rl'MH . .i.A 1 . 1 n n. rv n : a 1. nrn.. i iiinii. i l 1 1 r. uniiiiinmii juun.t i ......... . . - . . . -, . - . .vwueii mi viauuuu ,f nun w. 1 - - - - - - i , ,.., a:j valors n aiv. Atinn ami inn I .an es' 1 nress messeimer 1111 ujp ii rat oiuc, AiiTlliarv will hold at that nlace running through this city, for sev from July 1 to July 8, Inclusive, eral years, was accidentally Kiueu and rem 11 In over to eninv the 4th. while switching nt Sheridan, Tues- On the Fourth there will be a day evening, after Clino's train had splendid , oration, a procession, lib- pulled into the terminal. No one erty wagons, .the states' wagon, saw iiogari wnen ne nnu Biruua. tr..!f o.i. v fn k.ll . renriwentet hv a vouna ladv for Conductor Cline tirst noticed him u 1 mill 111 ivnua, v. i ., --r- ---- - , - - . ...... .u- -f the Onera House, Saturday, June en state, the navy will be mere, prosiraie oy um muo iu iu aniondid muslo Watch for nd the Goddess ot Liberty will be jute was extinct, wnen ne was pics I . , .1... . L. 1H .Ln.inl I a.I ,. lli.narl. tl-HB vut. A VHIinor inline . I Mwon M Hi uor in , vuni i"i ci , n. ..g-.. t - - ......." . it ,..., , i .1 1 1... . r..... Mn..i,t. ... , . . larawn Dy eigni discs norBes; mere man, aim uu, i" " Anew stock of hammocks lust , h. nf hall. 01 nlaala of was married. This is the second nhvsioal nature, and a general death on the W est bule branches. head and one two-year-old colt ltb white spot in forehead. Ann Monner, Forest Grove. Hillsboro and vicinity Tualatin Acsdemy graduates are: Miss Ten neseee Weatherred, Eva Catching and Fred Evereon. Miss YV eath erred won the prize at the class ora tions Tueedav and did herself very much honor io demonstrating her subject. Her friends feel quite gratified at her success. Full stock of gents' furnishing Boods. neckwear, etc., underwear for spring and summer, at H. Weh rung A bone , Hillsboro. The Hillsboro school board has hired these teachers for the yeir be ginning Sept. 22. B. W. Barnes, principal: assistants, I. 1. Kend all, Miss Lulu Mann, Miss Boscow, Miss Humphreys, Miss Mae Wil lis, Miss Wilcox and Mrs .Pitten ger. E. M. Rice has been retained as janitor. Mr. Bedford H. ' Laughlin and Mrs. Nora E. Johnson, of Forest Grove, were married in this city, June 18, 1902. Hon L. A. Rood of ficiating. They will reside at the Grove, nhere the groom has busi ness interests. Horses for sale V. P, Atkinson nltv marshal, will, at 2 P. M.. June nr , ! .1 - ' . ' . -,, e nave one precinct in me couu 25 gell the lollowing tor pound ty which throws a very Bmall vote, I charges; bay filly 4 years; irongray about 30, but Lane oounty leads us fiHy 2 years old: brown yearling wnn .Yicneniie precincs wnere uui filly. BENTON BOWMAN, , ATTORNEY . AT LAY Notarial Work aad Coovwraadag, Roomi 6 4 7 Uorgan Blk UUUboro, Ore VWVWVVVSVAvWMMwVM W. N. BARRETT, AITORNBY-AT-LAW (Suoceaeor to Barrett A Office, Cp Stain, Central Block. HILLSBORO OBJBQOM. fWrVfVfWfWWvvVV F. M. HKIDEl. W.J. WAIL IIeidel & Wall Largest list of farms lor sale in Wash- gtcm County. reyancing, etc. for you. , Hillsboro - Oregon WrrS.sfSfMrWfVMwV SMALL PRECINCTS. 10 votes were polled. Another pre cinct in the same county received ths ballots of but 15 voters. Inde pendent, This is nothing. Douglas coun ty has a precinct where there were not enough voters present at the DR. J. E. ADKINS, Fifteen years Experience la UUlatar. DENTISTr First class Services. Charges Reasonable. Office, Union Block, over Schulmerick Bros.' Store. : ; ; ' HILLSBORO, - OBBCrOB. MrVVWArWrrrWrVfVvw The residence of E Wells, seven miles east of here on the Cedar Mill road, burned Monday eve, the fire catohing from a defective flue. Loss, 1600, some insurance. Miss Florence Hsrdesty, of Con- polls to organize an election board, j cordia, Kansas, is visiting with her henoe no election waa held. When you want go to Greer's, good groceries . r. 1 nn aril veil. I'rices range irom fiw to .t.t 50 Call and see them L McCormlck, three doors south of poftolHoe. . The famous Simmons & Co. kid gloves for ladies, at H. Wehrung & 80ns'. Call and see their splendid quality $1.00. $1 .25 and $1.60. food time. The people of Wash- within a few days. Only lust week, ngton county are invited to come a brakesman, a son of J. C. Smock, and celebrate at Cornelius, where of Sherwood, was killed on the very inducement will be held out Sherwood-Dundee line. Mr. Smock as to provision for the entertain- was a general favorite in Sherwood ment of all visitors. Come, every and vicinity, and his duath causes body. I genuine regret. . Sealed Proposala, Wood. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the undersigned up to July 10, 1902, for the following: 75 cords four foot dry fir wood, cut from sound timber, to be deliv ered at court yard on or before the 1st of September, VMi. Didders may give figures on 20 cord lots. J. W.SEWELL, 'Sheriff of Washington Co., Ore. Now is the time to subsc ribeT The Argus. W. Goodin, of Glen spend the summer cousin, Mrs. J. coe. one win in Oregon. Marriage licenses; Arthur Hall Marie Reisner; Ralph Thompson Rosa Wilson; Julius Christensen and Sarah Heineck. Baker & Hamilton, Day and Oc cident wheels, st W. O Donelson's, Odd Fellows Building, Main rtreet, Hillsboro. Mrs. Dora Morgan, of Mohler, Wash., is the guest of her cousin Mrs. W. V. Wiley. Splendid spring line of dress goods, at II. Wehrung & Sons'. Money to loan. Con Wewill sell your farm DR. C. B. BROWN. DENTIST 51& Dekum Building, Portland, Makes trcquent visits to Hillsboro. Aa nounceuients of time pabliahad. WAViiVfVVVV'WV!A .Hillsboro Foundry- And Machine Shops Rnilnraand enninea. repaired and rebuilt and fnrtn and sawmill niaehinery repair ed, only foundry in waaniugion county. Keen on hand a full supply of Valvo line Oilsr for engine and mill machinery; Magnet machinery oils: farm atachlnarv oils: full stock of babbitt metal, 16 to 40 cents per pound. ' W. J. Benson, Hillsboro 'Fboiie No. 61. .' Shop sooth ol Depot. When von want hosiery oriT3 I penders, give Dennis a call,