The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 03, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 3, 1902. : : : All About th 1'kopl : s . i a wikk with tm Paoria 1 1 t It woulJ surprise one who had never flailed that neighborhood, to take trip up in the Pumpkin Itidge neighborhood, where there are many nice little homei, hewn out of the big timber. J. C. Miller. (lo. Kelly, John Loftls, Lynn and Frank Keetian, all have nice little place, all of which are self-sup-porting. They have everything conveniently arranged about their placet, and ak the odd of none of the plains farmers on the lower altitudes. Prom the top of the Ridge there is an excellent view of the plaina below. There ia an ahiimlanna (if nml watr- th. anil The county court la In session thia hB a rui,f looee clay and loam, fruit week, approving bonda of the new tree do well, and with 80 or 40 r,,.i i.t nflioera and settlini UD acres cleared a man haa an Inde- TO BRIDGKAOCEPrKD Ust Washington County, With Fill, $1,370. SUPERVISORS SEHLE THIS MONTH, CKUS1IEU TO DEATI UK FALLING TRKK W. A. Hewitt, of West Che- lialem. Killed Friday. READY FOR CELEBKA- OF THE FOURTU WAS FELLING TIMBER FOk MILL. W NcUon Awarded the Cootract fur Scott Fill, Near Keedvllle. Uavra a Wife sod One Child. Carried One ThoiiMDd Life Insurance. Mn. F. C. Shanahan, of Tacom ia visiting with her paren and Mrs. Moreland. Full stock of gents' furnishing goods, neckwear, etc., undorwear for spring and summer, at II. Weh rung & Sons', IlilUboro. 8. T. Adams, of CorneliuB, has lieen engaged to teach, as principal of the Ueedville school. The election "is over but you must still feed the voter. Treat him right by buying your groceries at Pennta', where you get the finest. Representative Tongue will be Tomorrow is the Fourth of July, home from whington, l. t,., in a m though the weather is on very lew utiyn, iniugicnB iiuyih Veterans Are in Encamp. ment at Cornelius. BIG CELEBRATION AT CORNELIUS, liuxtoo and Sherwood. Hillsbere Will Have no Demonstration. with road supervisors, aside from routine business. Warrants were ordered drawn to supervisors a follows: (8 more to follow.) district it 14 18 4 1 8 10 2..... It 20..... 17 10 21 $G0 80 88 188 115 185 98 120 00 32 114 110 104 II II Clark, J L I.aughlln C 8 Tigard Nal Brown C F Caste! Kd Wood W () Hockeii J A Chapman J J Wlsmer T (1 Meacham JUMrNew John McClaran " Jatnee Cummlngs " Hcoll'a fill, bids: 1290: Albert Keehn. 1224: Wn Nelson, $103; W L Crocker, $186. Contract awarded to Win Nelson fur $163. Mra McCay, of Beaverlon, was admitted to poor farm. The Scholia bridge extension and fill have been completed, accepted and warrant ordered drawn favor M 8 Dai ley, contractor on bridge, for $760, contract price; and war rant for $000. J W Uoodln, for fill at same place; and $20 for nu. The balance of the buslneea and the claimi allowed will be publish ed next week. pendent living. If you have never been up there, take a trip to the hills some day and you will be surprised, ' When farmers are in need of ag ricultural implements they should see Schulmerich Bros.' stock. They are factory agents for Osborne and Drering harvesting machines, Rock Island plows and harrows, and Tiger drills. Also carry a full line of buggies, wagons and general hardware, The Uniform Rank, K. of P., ball, at the Opera House in this city, last Saturday night, eclipsed social event of line W. A. Hewilt, who for years has resided in West Chehaletn, was in stantly killed, on Gales Creek, Fri day last, while falling timber in company with J. K. Lilly. The tree upon which he is working is said to have shot backward while ,ualjty$i 00,$ 1.25 and $1.60, in the act of falling, and the uufor- when we advert!) a "snap" or a tunate man was raueht and bin I "special." vou may know it is bodv badlv crushed, death ensuing worth looking into i t t : .. l at once. Coroner Via at once went adjourned. The famous Bimniona & Co. kid gloves for ladies, at II. Wehrnng & Sons'. Call and we their splendid favorable, Cornelius, Sherwood and Buxton, and other points are to celebrate the day of all American holidays. Cornelius is to have the biggest celebration, and with the day tne Veteran Association En- froro Forest Grove to the scene of I the accident accompanied by Di Large. There was no inquest, the cause of death was apparent. Hewitt was married to Miss Sina Pitman iu 1893. The widow and Thursday eveninir, June 2G, the Sisters School, al Cedar Mill, waa the scene of the graduation exer cises for tne year, ihere was a fine program, Miss Cassie Tbor burn, of The Dalles, furnishing the music, which was interspersed with the program. A number of lay, as well aa clerical guests, were present from a distance, among them being Prof. A.J. LeMiller, of Mt Angel College, who. in an address, "poke highly of the splendid ontertain meot of the evening, and of the hislnnic abilities of the clans un der the guidance of the Sisters of Mercy. The patrons of the school feel that the year has been profita ble, and hope that the usefulness of the school will continue for the future as contributive for success as in the past. Six-horse traction engine, splen did condition, for sale, at foundry of W J. Benson, Hillsboro, Oregon. Kin ton: John Kent, of Johan nesburg, South Africa, is the guest Mrs. Phoebe Kindt. Mr. Kent resided in this county many years ago He is now en gaged in the lumbering bumnm in Ssvsa Milito have been sold since i8. Their reputation has gone all around the world. The merit ot the . have created the largest Watch Case factory on the globe, now making 5000 cases daily. This trade-mark f hi Watch Caw identifies "the best there is." We sell the J as. Boss case in knowledge of its superiority. IHOYT, the Jeweler, Hillsboro, Oregon campment will close at that point We make no Win. 0. Hare, of this city, delivers of his aunt, foolish brags, at The Ilacket Store, the oration at Cornelius, and Gov The best is the cheapest. Greer ernor-elect Chamberlain is billed keeps the best an4 cheapest grocer- lor snerwooa. musDoro nas no the jftnd o Kroger. J W.Davis, les, crockery, lamps and gianw are celebration, but will have a few formerly a resident of Kinton, but in Washington county. : , non-lc.m ber, tnd thWe. if the now a resident of near Columbus, RmwifU are that Chinese Dheas- weather nermiU. A laree crowd is vai0' DerB. visiting ants will be more plentiful tilel, at Cornelius. .1 .. ..., ft.:. I r year man tor umnj M. PETERSON 6 COXJ Residence Painter. Papering. Sign Work, work Gaaraated. HILLSBORO, - OBJBCrOI. pHHt. NOLAN D-NEEP. Ill SJVii V1VMI VI S1W IIWIUIWi .a t 1 held at this plaoe for years, and on ctl urvive. ueceaseu was a ag the .1)ring has the attendance waa very large, the member of the A. O. U. W., and been a very raw and cold season as 1 urn l: 1 tt ........t 11 .1 .1 1.11.-. 1:1. 1 - !.... l it uuuuiii, 1 uiK lioor ueiiiK uuyorou ftivu uinirjr-1 carried one UlUUiauu uuiiaia lira cuuiiwrcu iui uiiicid. 1.. . , T 9n , OAO Ti mi. iu 1 ..!.- 1 l. I. . .1 nmrriou. juhd ou, in:t, hi, .uuu ubbsib. uuiw iumiuwi iinaiiranra 'rna remain were our- . it :u .1 o vt.i" j -j ti ir , r o ...1 1 fru- u.ii -- 1 a Dnao 11 you win can ttuur d, ioianu biiu oiibo mum 10 01. ... mith Vh; W. Vf ied ln lhe WMt Chehalem ceme- itore we'will show you some every Neep, Judge L. A. Rood officiating. " -.- w - - ... u.inr.i.a 1 h. fnn.r.i iminir j 1. .1.1.,. i..., ,,.);, -.J ... hnnni.. r. ih. onar. .ml tha man eooradw,! Ji " wur .Hu""v ""u" B,wu F"" lights lent to the pretllness of the of age; waa industrious and highly respected by his neighbors. PUBLIC SALE. cloth and workmanship, which we nelius young people, will sell you for forty-eve csnts (45c). The Ilacket htore, Commissioner W. J. Butner waa up this week, sitting with the coun ty board, and acting as though he were accustomed to this sort of business all his life. The Board is for earth Forest Grove will be assigned to a I auction at the Sol. Kmerick farm, having a very busy season this ttatallion belore very long. Wash silks, in endless varieties and patterns, for ladies' shirt- scene, lue boya were out in ineir uniforms. The net receipts, after all extienaes were paid, waa over $30. the Hanks of both Hillsboro and Forest Grove have been mus tared In. and It ia more than likelv that McMionville, Hillsboro and The undersigned will sell at public ith bis sis ter, Mrs. Kindt. Robert Godwin has returned from Kiona, Wash , where he has a homestead. A. Is. Davies is building a large barn. Mrs. Dora Elliott has returned from Kiona, Wash. Go to Greer's for bee supplies. berries, ny bouncer, sprays, and in fact everything you may need. Nick Anderson, who killed one Mrs. Thoe. Humphreys, of Hepp- George Tooley several months ago, ner. ana miss kooq, 01 Morrow out in that portion or Multnoman county, are visiting friends in this county just beyond Bethany, has Demand For Normal Graduates. The Bute Normal School, at Mon mouth, report that tha demand for iu graduate during tha past walsU, at 60 oenta per yard, at II Wehrunn & Bona'. Full line of percales. 10, 121 and 16 cenU per yard;Toiledu Nord ginghams, at 121 cenU, and A. F. C. ginghams, at 10 cents The artiola in last week's Argus, one half mile south of Cornelius, at 10 a. m , on TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902, Gray mare, 4 r, well broke; J Jer sey cow, frei-h mn; R yearling Jer aey heif. re, 2 Jewy heifer calves, Jersey bull, Berkohire brood sow, Berkshire so, with pig; Berkshire boar; 9 pigs, same breed; 8 CoU- wold sheep ami lambs; wagon, month. We hav'n't been making very much noise; in fact, we don't "cut much figure," but we have been selling goods just the same. Peo ple who want anything in our line know where they can get right prices, vis , Racket Store. I been acquitted by a jury, the de fense being that it was justifiable homicide. Ed. Mendenhall was attorney for Anderson. The de fense entered the plea that Tooley was the aegresgor, and that the killing was a matter of self defense. city Lost, yearling heifer, red and white, new bell, black strap. Re ward. Dan Stoller, Lenox. The Catholic Foreatert of Ver- boort will erect a hall across the highway from the church, lna Many people in the east end of the building will be 30 by 60, with Lnty know both parties to the upper and lower floore. 1 he upper tragedy. Anderson sUbbed Tooley part will be used aa a lodge room -itk . twvket knife. Toolev al and the lower portion lor meetings jp. thtt Anderson had imoroper- of public nature. Iu mtu0 advances to a member of The heavy rains of Ihe past few Connell Brothers, of Glencoe, re- hn family, days have caught considerable ol cently sold 58 tona or oats to I The ChauUuqua opens at Glad F. A. BAILEY. IX. a PhjmiciM, aaMPurgea Office M urgao-Bailcy block ay taisa R 00 tn l-lj and 15. Rtattknce west corner Baseline and 2ad Both 'Phones. S. T. L.NKLATER, II. B.C. If,, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON O0ic at RLsideuce Eat of Court Howa JAMES P1ULLIFE TAMIES1K, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Consultation ia French ot "gMh Of act and Residence south aula of Mala, near Odd FeUowa' Building, Unlabel. IZu rZTtZZ. ':tbPPe Hfg .Ion, bsck, buggy, Platm binder, Deering bay down, bereltnd there, .11 oyer Balfour, Guthrie & Co. of Port- gtooe Park July 8 th, ad continues f,?i P y.n LaUe Jaai a nil! ,,!, h9 tbir mower, hvrake. 2 horse cultivator, the county. But there has been so land, receiving therefor $29 per ontil Jul 19 The management Krm'iffiaZf mK ro,U dHre4 by tha mail carrier, .prin,toolh ha.row. stl-peg har- muoh benefit to all kinds of crops ton, delivered at Portland. This 0 red th finest Ulen? to be nations during and are easily subjects required for sUU papers before graduation. The school has a well equipped Training Depart ment, consisting of a nine-grade town school 'and a typical country school. FOURTH OF JULY. worth from 4U to fiw pr-r month. WM MW tom.ny,. gratifying row. Gundlach dr 1 nH aiiiiinnui i aa. in. .Law nx.nii 1.. .1 1 - . 1 . . - ... . , ii. i . . 1 ' .... ::.! " . ...i I w mwii h- i-norse cultivator, jbck uruuoiug men are leeiing quite cneenui over tn Washington county mis year, -in u. lhe mo8. instruct ve and r rrom tne iwstomce. uonsiaering imarh mm. 12 nch n o. 14-m n ow. .v... ti.o w ... ahintwvi laat Mk l-- . u.u .u.. j.:v.. ahl. Ia naaa on a III.. ... 'i T- . "v WV v-tr rr oniuans ever ueiu v vnat uo'igm - mil tne various rouioe vui iiimj mi in w auwi-irama roller, iannins ... . . . i, , tt nr.u .v.. many sections, thia U almost a. .,; ne.rly new; hayfork, with , . 1 , W. 1 7 Z " " r':.:rV"LKr;tnT South, will be present two days, uepariment, tms we, n ... o w0rk harness, side sauuie, iel " r"" . . , . . ! "l 1 ,V '1"" . "..Ti lecturing on "Money and Morals" n.saia aiaavai m 1 rai at nnminn. 111 . 1 : 1 a .. 1 uiv. aniAa no a a m 'i i iitiii ii Ann .r 1 :nrta 11 lv. 1 imv win ud maun m Lraa w ua t . . . . a ti:.L. l . r ... I rw . . '... hk OIa(a 7ais. AvliikU Manv At mgwna. im ArguB puuiipuru imi Miarator. nearly new; rotiK can, tsana was 10 nave gone wiiniuy $ 7 UiU,"! AZ im tha 10th and 11th and manv a j ,u. ,k from this place will attend to hear "r and sprinkler, 2 seat lawn swing, 3 word was received this morning ate unequalled that tne committee nas postpone! Sn Bnn ,i Rnrintr line of the affair on account of the bad , .Wehrung & Sona'. weatner week. The rule for delivery does ot) 0.i()n barrel churn, butter tomorrow, to furnislv, music for the not say that only those living "on .orker. 5 stands bee, lawn mower Fourth of July celebration, but tha route," out aaya, the route," so it broadly covers a doaen chickens, log chains, forks, dlstriot quite large on each side of I ... .ml hoes, cradle, sevthe, 2 the given route, t'eople living on cross-cut saws, cook range, 2 heat The Southern Pacific Company an- nniinmu tha aal. tit mlunwl ralfla on account of tha Fourth of July, one side can put up a box on the tt j, .ft extension Uble, leaf table, Thae flirurea will be btsed at one roaa ana nave mo service iu aa 2 kitchen cuphoarrie, nousenoia - - -- . I i .1 11 A I. ... and one-third fare for tha round I won aa wowo ngn n no rusw. treasure, lot ceuar posts ana nnm trip, making 4 centa per mile The con viola who broke away ro"" olher ""teles. round trip passage to and from from the penitentiary would have TERMS OF SALE staliona in Uregon, liokeu will bee,, caught had they reached tin ,(i ,!,. r.ah : over $10. beonaaleJuly 3rd and 4th, and Hillsboro, for they would certainly four nmntjiK' liu.e, approved nole, Will oegouu tor reiuru uu hi anu n.ve neia UP" Iannis Store, a iu.r mnt. interest to and including the 6th. Celebrations will be held at the more important points. Local agenU will furnish all deUila on application. W. E. Com an, Gen. Passenger Agt. HOARD-BAGLEY. The home of Mr. and Mra. Win. Bagley, of I-eisyville, waa Wednes day, July 2, 1902, the scene of a verv nretty home wedding, the con tracting partiea being Mr. Ira Hoard, of Mountaindale, and Miss Nellie May Bagley, the youngeat daughter of Mr. and Mra. Bagley. The house waa very prettily deco rated with evergreen, rosea and lilies. The ceremony waa perform ed in the presence of the relativea and friends of the family, at 6 p. m., Rev. A. Robinson, of tha Pres byterian church, officiating. The bride waa daintily attired in a gown of pearl gray etamine, trim med in silk, and oarried a beauti ful bouquet of bride'a rosea, The wedding company waa seat ed to a aumptuoua dinner. The table waa decorated with sweet peaa, Mr. and Mrs. Hoard will at once take up their reaidence in Lefsy ville, where they will be at home to their friends. where they would have found the finest line of groceries. j Col. T. J. Bramel, well known here for years aa a resident of this city and Keedvills, is up lor a inir l .. .l.uu utuU If pnmM irnm Roseburg. where he ia a reaident of 0reon th. Hnliiiera Home. Me sava that! th. Horn, ia nieelv conducted, and R.-coguii ug the advantage of ISeW that life ia onef grand, aweet tong poit as a summer reBort over other .tn.n th.ra. Mr. Bramel ia a vet- seaside results in the northwest, eran of the Mexican War, and was and to make it possible lor an wno helJ at Tualatin for years in the charge that scattered Nante aeaire to oo so to spenu wieir ybcu- Anna and caused that fire eater to lion ny tne ocean wavee, iue ooum IiDIH JOSSB. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer. HOI FOR NEWPORT Favorite Summer Resort. loae his wooden leg. Tha Colonel's manv Irienda are pleased to see him looking ao wall. We buy and sell groceries that are not excelled anywhere. Fresh and staple lines always on shelves. Buy from ua once and you buy ern I'acinc uompany, in connec tion with the Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, will place on sale, effec tive June loth, round trip tickets from all point! in Oregon on the Southern Paoifio, to Newport, good for return until October 10th, at the gifted speaker. dress I H. Wehrung & Sons pay the highest market price for wool. Phn r.aa. ftf Alice Dove Mo- The Modern Woodmen are to Harni versus the Butler family have an all-day picnic at Alien has been decided in the Multno- grove, one mile north of Reedville, mah county circuit court adveraely on Saturday, July Iha mils in thn nlai ntiff. Some vrara atrolboro Reed & Cornet Band is to fur McHargue. the brother of the msh the music; there will be a hne nlaintiff. and who waa then teach- program, and the boys are deter mo in thia nnnntv. advanced monev mined to furnish an excellent time to Butler, the latter moving to for their visitors. The Reedville Hillsboro, and taking up his reel- people always have a good time at dencehereln HUIshoro. Later on tnetr picnics, uu u you w.ui A children's day picnic was given McHargue advanced money for a day's enjoyment you should not .1 Smith'a crrnvn Tualatin. Snndav. Uanirhtar nl Rntlnr tn attend the fail to attend. Uance, afternoon June 29. and a large crowd was Normal at Monmouth. In the and evening present to listen to the varied pro- meantime McHargue boarded with Tjnjon church services will be f 11 ,1 l.a -a-v . 1 1 .11 .11 I A. 1 gram. uev. uox, oi rortianu, wbk me Kutiera ana paia attention w I held in this city throughout July present, lhe ladies eet a magnm- the daughter. Upon the uutiera an(i August. The first meeting of cent spread at tne noon nour, sna moving away, mcnargue ciaimea a tn8 wjn beheld at the M. E after lunch, ice cream was served, balance due him. He assigned his cburch next Sunday, July 6. H This was the most successful picnic claim to hia sister, and suit waa A- Rigeer .pastor of the Congrega' commenced last winter in the mr- vion&l church, occupying the pul The cheapest insurance, and safe as the safest, u. F. U. AeBccialion F. E. Waters, Forest Grove, Ore. Indian War eteranB are re ouesled to note a call in another column, for a meeting of those en titled to a pension under the recent act of congreea. 1 he notice given is rather short, but their proceed ings will be published next week, so that those who are not in at tendance mav be familiar with what is done. cuit court of Multnomah The Ljt These serviceB will be in the Mr .1 11 J a I. - a. fTT. 1 . . . . . .... uuners auegeu mat munB"" evening only, the churches holding owed mem, ana ineir eviaence was tneir morning services as usual. Ruffiment to cause a iurv to take it i : : ' .... i ... . i . j.. August Vanloo, who resides on at par, tor u returnea a veraict ror ...6 the Philip Beal farm, near Forest the defendant. "7 0C.V'V . - ..l ;.,l,t hi.H nf chAAn mt 1 !! HI . oaujw aa neca. uui c u. .wu U." ' . v" . " TXK ine Annual mibsioii hwhvs ui si . Vnrtal Rram haa ,ftt.n ,hfl which this season sheared the Bethany German Presbyterian r7.T..: " . i .. . ' . "i "4 n v . , e rt .i u. V..1J I iniwavive iu nun icgar", vj. . Miller was at Portland the first of pounds of wool, averaging sixteen church, of Bethany, will be held PROFESSIONAL. Ail GEO. S. BAGLEY ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Rooms 1 aud z Skate Building HILLSBORO, . . OBE60I. vwwviwaj H. T. BAGLEY, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW OQice in Coc wia-Wostcs Block, laala ft. Uil laboro, Otegoa THOS H TONGD8. I a ToactJS. oraa TUOS. U..E.B. T0HUU8, Attorueya-At-Law. Rooms 3, 4, & j, Morgan Blk, Hillahorw. JOHN M. WALL, ATTORNBY-AT-tAW Office Upstairs, Bailey Bfergaa Rooma, I aal a. HILLSBORO, ORSAOK. BENTON BOWMAN, ATTORNEY AT - LAW Notarial Work aad Convtyaoclaga Rooms 6 A 7 Morgan Blk.. Hiilsboio. Ore V W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW (Buooessor to Banett A Adama4 Office, Up Stairs, Central Block. HILLSBORO ORBOOM. rung K aona. ..! trin from Hillsboro. Sat- Snme ha v is down, out before the urda vs. irood to return the follow-1 rain started, but there ia verv little ino Mnndav. 14 50. complaint over prospective Iocs, as I For full information inquire of there ia hardly a farmer but whose your local agent. olher crop! neexiea rain, ah over INDIAN WAR VETERANS. All Indian War Veterans are re quested to meet at the Court House, in Hillsboro, on Saturday, July 5, 1902, at 2 o'clock p. m., to confer in regard to applications for pensions under tha new law, fur nishing proofs, etc -W.ILH.Mybm, Lieut. Co D. Sealed Proposals, Wood. the county there haa been sufficient rain for late grains, and the fall aown has been greatly benefitted by the moisture. City Marshal'a Sale. For pound charges, on the 5th of July, in the city of Hillsboro, I will sell a brown mare, about nine years old; has white right fore foot. W. P. Atkinson, city marshal. The supreme court haa decided that McHargue ahall retain his cer tificate. It isn't all going against him. anvwav. Thia waa the case tried before a board oft three, agreed upon by McHargue and Ball, the county superintendent. Allen, district attorney, appealed the case to a higher court. This ends the oelebrated case. Your wife will tell you that Den nis alwava keeps the finest and latest atylea in ladies' footwear. And the children are not forgotten, either. Will Schieffelin, of Centerville, NOTICE TO BICYCLISTS. luire th'8 offiee- B HI1U VOU UUV . is i a I UUIIIHIO UI nuui, oicint - - mi onikAi a ud van i in (til r ii imbi i a . . . . . i - i it w an ia avao a r itifi ann inn i rn ... .!,..,. Hih mU Br"",J."""vr-"".. . , nntmile to the head. Une o themhaJ. t.,l. fith hoo innino at m - iuu.ua n.nais. I 11 I trinfrnm Hi 1 mm UnM 1 . i uuouu i o I Ih. .Aalr nnnf? no OMlh Nnnthnrn 1 It. I 1.VU1IU " ..... ...... v, n I , 1 . 1 .. n .1 U'nnh ml , I t 11 1 .,IU " VI . w.i.w. . . .K " ' k v. price paw lor produce, n. weu- ., October 10th. G 00 Bn3H,reu . "i u" ft: m.- erv W1U Pacific officials as to the prose 01 mem uno n iui o 1 1 ne rjeautliui oaa grove on ine n id- . ... ,v,. ,.; sides. This is pretty good, and if mer farm, one-half mile from the anv one can beat it they should rhrnh. A uood Droeram haa been luu send in their data. I nrnrirl and interna tins sneakers J. H. McKibben, editor of the will nresent the ureal cause of MU- Senator, the Pythian official pubh- ror BKIO; oi iuvhi uunnin, ......-- . .. . .u.XT-.l . acres land, good barn; cheap. In- uion in both the English ana uer- cation o me nonsvaii, v ixyu . man iRnfriiniTHii. t iiiiiiiir tua buhbi vivt auui-nw vyv(aii vvin. or. will h nv. T)r. HolL of Port-1 the installing officer for the Uni The various county officials have &nA .formerly missionary to China, form Rank, K. of P, Wotice is nereny given, tna turner oee. uu.y '" "7' ana now oynoaioat m..o.mrjr ,ul p p KnJ of Ramona g. D the warrant, auinorizeu uy law, ib weea. mum .. me State oi uregon; bisu ht. mc. n.. nnrnhaaid nronertv in Forest sued by the County Court, the un- the Elliott residence, on Baseline Allen, formerly missionary to Per- n"PU ad 8 to brins his family to this section f 1 W bicyoie tax mr eaon o, anu '- V" rremytenaa cnuren oi r.u.uu. for regidecce in the near future. and the tags are now reaay ior ib- renieu uio vuua.m Uuu, ... U0(KI mu810 nas ueen arrange iur. ... . ... n.nn ia .v. fin.s. -n: .. ni...l. li.K ! M...tk Uilluhnrn ' hn nnnr ntlmnra n r.: 1. . ... .nsri:.ii SnnitaH 1 AW .-- BUe at my oilier. imujuio uuiiu .... - ah huu " ...... .v. .. vis,tflfi .u u...1;.!..- .i. m q y oil m a tho work of their t ..k ;n k. fa f .h. country mat ne ever visiiea, IdirUUUUwU tllQ UtfUIHJi ai IVJUvpi ntu - - 1 AJUIlUll nlll uo dvjs aaw w vuva.aw ed to designate some responsible respective terms next Monday. at noon M. HBIDEL W.J. WAU. Heidel & Wall Largest list of farms ior sale in Wash ington County, veyancing, etc. for you. Hillsboro Oregon Sealed proposals will be received at the office of tha undersigned up to July 10, 1902, for the following: 75 cords four foot dry fir wood, tfiut from sound tlinher. to be deliv ered at court yard on or before the who haa been in the Philippines 1st of September, 11)02. Bidders lor several years, nas returneu anu may give figures on 20 cord lots, is visiting with hia relativea. J. W. BlfiWH.L.b, r When you want good groceriea onerui 01 Washington uo., urM e0 to Qrwtt4 Buv vour oouuhM from McCor- Attorney C. E. Kindt was out imick. He haa them from $6 up, I from Portland tha first of the week member to collect and receipt for this tax. and receipt blanks will be sent to such member designated, at once. J W. BKWKI.L, Sheriff of Washington county, Or. Dated ttt Millfboro, this 2Cth day of June, 1902 Binder for Sale. MoCormick binder, first-class con dition, for sale. 0. U. Bariow, Tualatin Hotel. There is now a pool of 6,000 pounds of wool in the Milne ware house, in this city, and buyers are invited to make bids on the entire lot. Here is an opportunity to purchase a fine lot of wool in one body. Portland and Hillsboro buyers will please take notice. The .latest news of Tracy, the In another column will be round conyict who got away from Salem, a notice from Hon. W. H. H. My- .Inns with Merrill, is. that vester- ers. of Forest urove, caning ior a day morning he compelled the cap tain ol a steam launcn to taite mm from near Olympia, Wash., to be attle. He landed a few miles from Seattle, and then struck out for that oity. He told his captors that he had killed Merrill over a con tention, but this is not generally believed. It is thought that they st,narated. thinking that it were better to travel alone to avoid bus nicion. Tracy told the launch pec pie that he would be among friends in Seaitle. and that if taken, it would be because they would shoot him in the back, as no one could take hiro. face to face. Tracy still had his 30 30 Winchester rifle with which he fought his way out of the penitentiary. A new stock of hammocks just arrived. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.50. Call and see them. E L. McCormick, three doors south of meeting of the Indian War Veter- postomoe, ans, to be held at the court house,) There is talk of establishing a Saturday, July 5. This is of much telephone line at Scholls and Kin importance to these veterans. Ai-lton. to connect with the line at ready many of them have received Tigardville. letters rom penmon Mark Butler, of this city, is now the east, asking the i privi ege of U fce . 'rf T&cig gtftteB at g aiding them to get their pensions w . ' and ls , tAJtXTSl present at Spokane, Sash., helpin tun uuimi o w fnvH wv v - a no necessity of this, as the law and procedure is so simple that the services of an attorney are not needed. All this will be made clear at the meeting. So, if you are an Indian War Veteran, attend the meeting and learn that which will be of benefit to you in getting what the recent congressional act gives you. to build a line between that point and Wenatchee, Wash., a distance of 175 miles. W. F. Hoffman, who is working at Westport, Ore., on the Columbi building a dock for a lumber com pany, was in the city the first of the week, visiting with his family. He will return down the river after the Fourth. Money to loan. Con We will sell your farm DR. J. E. ADKINS, Fifteen years Experience in HUlsbotw. DEMTISTrW- Firstclass Services. Charges Reasonable. Office, Union Block, over Schulmerich Bros.' Store. HILLSBORO, ORKJOB. DR. C B. BROWN, DENTIST 516 Deknm Building, Portland, Otagasi, Makes irequent visits to Hillsboro. Aa nouncementa ot time published. - Gor.ZdiWkiln ) - J. Northrop, Proprietor. Newly Furnished and Renovated. A first-class table and ' all accommodations for the convenience of guests. . . .