The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 31, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIV s BEAT aino Whs hut Full ol I'.rrorji. i;xcitinii. cool) suck work vo nm ;me. win I'luy Ttie Stminsiilc Sunday. Team Nct Tim Piamond V nine and the Fid ftr l moii Bfuri-giitioM played an iiitiTchiiiiu gamecf ball at the local II run ml h rUinday afternoon, and al though the khiiih whh ri)lle with trror it was quite rxeitiiiK. Tin locals Ird out vtroiiK with good click work, lint, in thn seventh and eighth IniiiiifjH thn vinitor found the sphere (or any amount of score Mini U looked black for the favor ites. In t tie ninth inning the dia mond "s, with four score behind, town The committee on right of way for the electric line reported to n audience in the parlor of the Com mercial Club last Saturday eve ning ' Jam II. K well, F. M. llnnUl and J. A. Imbrie reported having been at the Cedar Mill Hireling, and stated that there wae much enthusiasm down that way over the prosacl of rail com muni cation with Hillsboro and Port land. The following Cedar Mill committeemen were appointed to assist the Hillsboro committee In securing right of way, on thn night of the gathering: A. Reynold, V. J. Kulner, Hobt. Johnaon, Chaa, Carmorene and Wru. Nelson. No report wai heard from the Cedar Mill committee last Hatuiday eve niug, a thn time between a ppoint mxiil and that evening waa too short. Mayor V. T. Kane. l)r Ward, Col. IIynt and the editor of the Time were preaent. Col. 1 1 syne reported that the college town was doing all it could to get the road extended to that place. It waa voted to call another meet ing in thin city at soon a the engi neer reached the outskirts of the HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 31, 1902. U'j. iN A : All About th Faort t : : Frror Found in Admitting of Fvidcncc i WILL HE TKIEU HtKE THIS FALL Aikto Will Have Another Chance Wan Sent up lor Life. ' Jamea Aiken, who waa last fall Kent up for life imprisonment, up on lieing convicted for the murder Born, July 28th, at West Union, to the wife of Chaa. Mescham, a ion. Scotch Collie pupa for aale; 15 each Win. 8chulmerich, Farm- iugton. V. J. lien hoii is arranging to Htart aiteain wood saw, and will take order from now on. Gentx' lace hone, in colore, at the Racket Store. A fine variety to sslect from, and prices are right. Cornelius and Forest Grove beat the Bunnysi'de baseball team latt Sunday, at Forest Grove, by a neat score in their favor. Mrs. Emil Kuratli and Mrs. W. J. Wall were attendants at the The secret of many a person success is footwear. Did you ever notice thn feeling of confidence a good, durable, shapely pair of shoes gives the wearerT II you have not you am not a student of sociology. Come to us and fit yourself with a good pair of shoes, and see the nroof of this statement. We have lauded on the bull like'a landslide, and pulled out the victory by a score uf I I to 13. Hurry Cook and young Hatch were with thn locals and itiil suiiim good work. Croia unt, of Srholls, did Home great work on first bae. S. It. llunlou was umpire, anil hi initial appearance ....... .....,... 1 M.illt ttll.llflttllMP unw nun ai.wKi .... i . . i i . I I .......i. ki..ki.. Ti.i- fcieainB" slums for all, of celebrated makes, i. i. -.?.! . . ami at nrlces that defy competition irtlPllirrn n 111711,11114 luuu'vn " w ... a 1 1 Miei.cn. and The Argus would sug- '"y Urge shipments and can mat th.t hereafter umi.ires make wll cheaper than those who buy the captains of the two teams sign smaller loU -II. Wehrung ft Sons up an sgreement for a One when a photograph wanted The Lewis kick is repisteretl, the amount 10 and Chrk Exposition Company coiiih from the purse of the offend wj' have need for a large number tug sidn to swell thn purse of th f photograph to illustrate pubh other team. In this way this whole- cations on the I'acifio Northwest, sale kicking can be prevented w,i,.h will be issued to advertise Much of it is seiiH lens, and it is r.05 Fair. Donation of views of a Chinaman at Raleigh, will Bethany picnic yesterday t .1 1 L-l:l--.l nve anoiner cnance ior nis uoeny, ... , ... ,1,,,,. .1 ' l vtkj.rt liinvrlA reiiAirintr done al the supreme court having remand- M.-Cormick' bicycle Btore. Agency ed the cane, upon appeal, back to fr Imperiul, Cleveland and Trib- the circuit court for anew trial, une wheels. While one of the Chinamen at the 1, an(j Mrg H. A. Risser de lion ranch testified that he recog- parted yesterday morning for Ne t.itml AiliHi. at th lime the L'eles- nort. where they will camp until ial was killed, the evidence which 'irt,t of Hepteniber, convicted was largely circuinsian- ins ibuicb ui vn wunowau ti.l. and Aiken mav bo free upon church will give an tee cream social not conducive to clean sport line-up was: Diamond V. Iloyt catcher Hrown pitcher The ('roisnul 1 b. Smith 2 b. Cook ....."I b Hare. . . . Kairchilds Hatch .. Mills Sooro by innings: Diamond W-0 I 0 4 0 0 Keifer's 1 0 0 '2 I 1 Struck out by Iloyt, 9; by John son, 1. of landscape, cities, mountains, farms, growing crops, forests, mini, Feifer s fisheries, river scenery, seaside re Johnson orts, etc, suitable lor the nan-tone Itreidemeir proceas, will te appreciated uy me M.iii comuany. I'holographeri, protes- Case sional and amateur, who desire to '....!. make donal ons. should address a a Gardiner Uieir pioture rf.. .c f. .1 f to Henry E. iteed, Secretnrv of the i'.05 Fair. 210 AUibach Washinaton street, roruand. tire k'.ll.r son. The uliecl 01 me view should be indorsed on the back 01 the photograph; also the name of the photographer, an that no mis takes will be made Credit will be civen to the photographer in all cases here use is inaoe 01 ni pic 0 fi-14 4 M3 . t 1 1 rti h i I anotl'er trial. 11 1. uagiey ue- fended Aiken, and in the aDpel, was assisted by Dan J. Malar key and Geo Stout, rortland attorneys J 1 111 in le Aiken is well known in the Mountaindale vicinity, where he lived for a number of years. He is known as a tough customer, and has figured in several criminal t canades The trial will doubtless in the court yard on the evening of Saturday, August 2. The band will be in altendonce. The Becret of gelling good goods cheaply is in buying them cheap. We buy as cheap a anyone and sell accordingly. At the Racket Store you will find a fine line of gums' ties, all kinds. Rov Cook will be down to urn- Reached the City This After noon With Survey. PROMOTER GRAYDOJf IS TOWS. First Survey for Eltctric Line. Work. Easy Promoter Andrew Graydon has been in the city all week, looking after a corps of engineer! which have been working from Cedar Hill westward. They reached town tbi evening, after baring been in the field about two weeks. Tbia ia Year ago Judge Crandall plant-J saBfaBWBBWB ed two Catalpa tree in the court I IJnf f flf Tfinn Cllf ff PffH yard. One of them died, but the I CqUqI iUdll ulil 11 UlJ other is thriving nicely, and it HI(VBtt preaent ia in bloom. The G iner is a cream white, shaped something like Canterbury bell, the inside of the bell being purple, with yel low spots on the very exterior of lbs cup. The tree, so far as this country is concerned, is a native of North Carolina, ita name being de rived from the Indian. The per fume is rather delightful, but the sweet, in the South, is poisonous. Aside from the maples and the big Californias there are two bass woods, or lindens, and one elm in the yard. J. C. and W. G. Hare have on hand, at the Grange store a com plete line of wagons, bupgies and (arm machinery of all kinds, can dling the Mitchell-Lewig-Staver makes. Give them a call and sat the first survey for an electric line haf. yourself that you can do better ever run through to Hillsboro, and with them than elsewhere. apparently an easy line of road has rjr j p. Tamieeie has ordered a been picked up. The heavy work condensing plant for the manufac- will be in Multnomah county. , ture ol condensed milk, and the macninery win oe snipped as euuu made, which will be within about 60 days. Under his contract with the builders he can enlarge ATTENTION, FARMERS. because it is stronger the first purpose of a Watch Case is to protect the works. Has all the beauty of a solid gold cast and costs much lesa. All that you see in the MOSSED is gold, and the all-gold beauty is guaranteed to last sj years by the largest Watch Cast manufacturing concern in tha world. We'll explain it to you, if you'll calL HOYT, the Jeweler IlilUboro, Oregon PROFESSIONAL. take place at tiie November term of pire the baneball game next Sun court. The report of the supreme day, and as he is an old time court, as given in the Oregonian, is: favorite, this feature alone should The defendant. June. Aiken. WM add 10 Hie crowd in aueiiuai.ee. charged, jointly with Henry It.cot. and . -, WM d0wn from tended part of the city, and if the business interests see fit to make tha conces sions, that is, a site, building and water and water and light for three years, the plant can he enlarged up on short notice. The plant just ordered will go to the Tamiesie will be a Hillsboro en- DUUil Dlftlllu,WHD wic nmruci ut Jua u , , f U wolr ia!l Ooey Shu, in Washington county, De- ppoaauo mo - ceuib.-r X, 1900. Separate trial was nd log witn reiaiivee 111 the city. He and Aiken, having been found guilty, came down to see Dr. Geo. Merry- man before be departed for China. was sentenced to Itie imprisonment, (rout which iudk-menl be appealed At the trirl in the court below, the state, adopting the theorv that the deceased was killed In pnriuanre 01 a conspiracy formed by Aiken, Hcon and Malmi, In trodured lealimony descriptive f Ma con's appvarauce alter the homicide and iletailinic certain statement! made -jy him at that time in the altaence of the defendant. This testimony wai admit ted over defendant's obiec.ion. Bacon appeared at the saloon of Wil liatu Wood aril, tlx miles from the place of the killing, about two Jioura and 45 minutes after the crime bad be-u com mitted. His clothes were muddy snd be had a cut over the right eye. When asked whether he bd had a s- rap he said that he had, "but you ought to see the other fellow." The court bonis mat is still ahead and so is He keeps the 6 nest selec boots and shoes on the Fit vour feet and feel Tracy Dennis, tion of market, fine. W. V. Wiley, of this city, again has the refreshments privilege at the State Fair this Fall, and his manv friends wish him a financial success. You will find comfort for the hot weather in wearing a stock tie. It is a collar ar.d tie combined No white collar to "wilt." Just the ysur 'our this Fa T the "other fellow." We would beg you not to do this, for the other feHow" is depending on you. Do not allow a nice piece of erain to be cut and threshed with out saving a small sample; cut it close to the ground with a reap hook and preserve it. Let us know you have it and we will call for it. fmr ,j Have you anything in the wg. ; t jUit the iame .I. I. la lina that nmmlunf? Ill r ' so. cultivate and water it. Do not Lily Extracts, maaufactured by onto. .1 Kdenc, East of Court Hou. th. Waah nrtnn Count Kx- Aiwaier uauoway, are guarau o- ---j - 1 . , 1 ..... j " . . I hibit to go to the State Fsir with- wt " uo nov give eau- v. out something you have raised. tsction the money will be return-a. i,i. n mmt liita nr no. i line extracia arc aeuv ut an .,.;n .r iir .t hi hi 1. will be a stores. Try them and be con r m 11' ..;n I vinrad Ahsnlutelv ntira laiiiirn. n n vib dauciiouuiuk . J i great difficulty this year in procur- drugs. Ask for Lily Extracts. ing samples so asK an w comew The sidewalk proposition is get- our aid. rleidei wan; nwsooro, f5n- to be a serious thine in this Uregon Hares on balls Iloyt, 2; John- tures. Photograph re desired from everv section of Oregon. Two base hits, Unre ami Smith. von. exrent those that will make .. a t ss 11 1 t II I . .a 1 hree base nils, muis ana rumer. 0oj reproductions are wanted. 1 line i.i game, nours. f.,..,,,,. I n! of air Tho liue-up for next hunday: .jcultural imuIeinenU thev should . ,v 1 it' . -. M. ritinnyside. ,c . P s s. lb llrork.... McKlroy , , Ilenly ... . . Coffy Hay item 2 b O'ltrien Hutchinson . Gaines while Bacon's appearance was conipe- caper 50 tent testimony upon ine ineory mat Store. such appearsuce II tne necessary conae- quence of a joint participation in an un lawful enterprise, yet it waa error to ad mil in the trial of Aiken, testimony made by Bacon in Aiken's atweuce. l'or this reason the case is reversed snd sent bark for new trial. cents, at the Racket CIRCUIT COURT. ICrlirli.. a b r f of If 0. S. ALLEN. There was a larirn attendance ol Diamond W . Scl.ulinerich Bros.' stock. They Croisant are factory agents for Osborne and Leavilt peering harvesting machines, liock .Hare Is and plows and harrows, ami . Miller Tiger drills. Also carry a full line .Cook of buggies, wagons and general Fairch lids hardware. The case of Ed. Wilcox against the Southern Pacific Co., wherein the plaintiff was given 1700 and costs, has been settled and me case is now a matter or the past. 11 is said that Mr. Wilcox settled with Lhe enmnanv for the face of the verdict, and raid his own costs. IiOuiKR J MeGahey granted divorce from A. D. McGahev, and awarded care and custody of the two minor children: J C Hare appointed guar dian of Judge MeGahey; the de- goon be in order there, .Want) I ...Hatch . ..Mills friends and rciuhhnrs at thn funer al of 0. 8. Allen. Sunday, July 27, 1 Thisi was belter than to have wait at Heaverton. Mr Allen was born March 11. 1S2-I, in Reiisiiliicr conn tv. N". Y. In 1S.W Iih located in WemlTeld. ChaUuuuii oounty, X Y.. working at his trade, that of a machinist. In 185(1 he married Miss Francis K. Wade, who sur ed several months and encountered tho delay incident to sparring for a new trial. You mav not believe that clothes make the manbut you always feel butter when your suit is of Uo to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Uglow, of Mountaindale, were in town batur- day last. Mr. Uglow settled up in us Bf.ctinn manv years ago, wnen nearly all that country was wil dernes8. and has lived to see a mul titude of larms cut out ot tne urn her. Geo. W. Kelley, of the Ridge . t 1 I . . - a waa in town luesuay, aim that haying up in hie section is about finished. Grain harvest will fendanl awarded the lamilv inuit and book yclept "Wild Hill" two books widely at variance, both as to chronology, genealogy and so ciology, with a side admonition from Curt Reporter minvnn to Tompkins Brothers are again at the in inn industry, and inei iuiik am brineine in some nne linilters and unloading at the de pot. The boys are near a fine body of this kind of timber. Lasi sea i'Jt II nviu, " m 1 , I 1 ..l:a.. KB.! Iita 11ml i! 11. . . i i trnoii uukihv iiiu uvb juu VI VPS aim. 110 on him vu 7. ... - . Q - ;n -...i ...1 -,;u. I.;- t.Uv l Wehrunir A Bona and you will lot w UHU 1 m; lit: u nu iaij . , - j 4 in Heaverton in 1877. where he has Rnd quality, , fl il. end at prices since resided. He enlisted in the ha will make you fee 1 th ho re iwe.. !.. n ii is honest dealing at this reliable Vi9.h Ueimimt. New York Volun- house. Full line of gents furnUh toers, and served until the close of i"g g"0"8 the war. He was actively identi- There wiu a grand at the lied Willi ino anii-siavery move ment in its earlier strunales for reconnitiun, and was deeply inter estd in all patriotic and reform measures for the good ol his ooun try. 1I proved a valuable helper to Dr. Atkinson in the organ! tion of a Coneregittionnl church at Uniiverton. and in securing the ..i t. ...lift... uiill iiuitil Uv lhut. an ... ti.. r.....,.i ...,!o..u ...ra VVehruno & Sons always look sat CIOIV. IOC IIIIIUIIU IMllwn v..w - r. ... I , . 1...4a.1 ul I Itu IwMUil K R..w 1). I ml ed and that is because tney H. Gray, and at the cemetery by are satisfied. Satisfied that they the Heaverton Post of the G. A. R. Rrt the best; and get that best at peruke the farmer and eschew the t, .hinned over a thousand i . . . w r i... ... .. , isiier ,i., nf Al nilinir. and it tne de Julia A K'incman grunted di- n)ftn,l holds out this number will vorce irom rrnciR a Kiineman, enlarged upon tma year, an.l planum awarueti cook siove , . R, , ,.Bhion.bie .1 ...nwlor rponentf) the IHltrOliaee .. i.-.l:.i. l unn,.. -., - r . . . II II .-pencer vs r.oun Peourr, r iIiU8boroana yiOin pl.iintiff o'.h-red to bring minor . Perfect satisfaction guaran child nf plaintifl and defendant to 1 Prices reasonable. Over Hillsboro, and keep said child here, VViii,BB ,ir.irv office. Second within C0 days from July 24. , , Jessie M Rasmusen vs h J Has- hall adioinins the Miller hotel, at Cornelius, on the evening of Satur day, August 2, 1002. Ice cream and refreshments serveu at aanw. Solendid music. Dance tickets, 50 omits. Come one, come all, and have a eood time. Henry Hart and Ora Cook, tloor managers. People who buy groceries of II Inside his widow, one son, two daughters and several grandohil dren Hiirvivo him. Oregoniau. HOI FOR NEWPORT Try them and be musenj decree of divorce as per stipulation as to division of prop erty. Iyy Hartrampf ve Jno W Har- trampf: appeal dismissed from court Carrie C Gardner vs Carrie C Gardner; decree of foreclusure. Wiley & Dennis vs Swift et als; re you securing anything from lh(J . t t a lime or return . - lW kJ auhinnlAn I . . . ur irop. ior lne mK!hinery just ordered, and mnty Exhibit at the Slate air haTe Unt of la capacity I shipped him. I be doctor has ex- the time of action upon the M. PETERSON 6 E02I Residence Painters. kUlsoaiaiag aa4 Papering. Sign Work. All work Goaraalad. uillsbouo. oueoi. F. A. BAILEY. XL D. PbjfiilcUn, aodaSsurgwoa OiEce Uorgan-Baiky block up jstaiaa, Rooms la-lj snd 15. Reautencw aoata west corner Baseline and 2nd stiesl Uoth 'Phones. T. L.NKLATER, Id. B. C. Mrf PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON No HARLEY McDONALD. Harlev McDonald, seed 77 years, died st Mt. Tabor, Monday, end t JAHE8 PHIL LIFE TA1I81E, M. P., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Consultation in French or English. Of nee ana icesiaenca soatn side ot near Odd Fellows' Baildinc. HUbbetv. city. There is nothing so '"'" vAlAVvlVuVuVAfWlAfAftfWtf to the reputation of town as a string of poor sidewalk, and Hills boro has its share of it. The Board I of Trade has sent in a petition to the council, asking that body to re- h. romainawere interred at the quire all sidewalks put in good re Forest Grove cemetery, Wednes- pir, ana aiso inai oecona Bireei oe day. Mr. McDonald was born in planted oetween Rhode Island in 18'; came to wai iforniain 1848: thenoe to Oregon in 1850; to Forest Grove in 1858, where he built the First congrega tional church. Hie widow and the following children survive: John Main street and the depot. Let the electric line come Den nis is here to stay, because the peo pie must have sterling groceries. The Diamond-W brand leads the van. Inis is lne outing season. GEO. E. BAGLEY i ATTORN B Y-AT-LAW fioouia 1 and i Skate Baildinf J HILLSBO&O, . . 0EKG0I. H. T. BAGLEY, , ATTORXBY-AT-LAW Otfice in Corwin-Wosttf Black, Main It. Hillsboro, - Oregon McDonald, ML Tabor; Miss Anna Qel your lunchlsupplijs from Den- McDonald Portland; Mrs. JJerta 5 klto people who deal with unmw, uui v..., ... - H un pnees ana uuaiiiy are nui man and t;. n. mcuonaiu, mucus, right burg, Wash.; N. H. McDonald. New York. I he THOS H TONGCt. services al tne cemetery were conducted by Re David Starr Monday evening the Board of Trade met and transacted business of considerable importance. The president, upon motion, appointed I Hon. W. N. Barrett to lay a re quest before the city council, asking B TOHCCK. OTaftV THUS. U. ft . B. TO.NWUK. Attorneys-At-Law. Rooms 3, 4, & 5 Morgan Blk, Hillsborw. JOHN M. WALL, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office UpsUirs, Bailey Mrgan Rooms, 1 an I a. HILLSBORO. - ORXOON. ball Sunday. August SunnyBide W. O. W. vs. Diamond W's. at llecreation rarit, i o cioca sharp. Leavitt, late of La Urande, will twirl lor the uiamonu v s, and Croisant, of Scholls, will catch. Rov Cook will umpire. Steam 1 .L. .1 merry-go-round on ine gruuuu. Admission, 'Zi cents; cnuuren, 10 cents: ladies free, urandstanu, iu Smoke "Square Deal" 5-ct cigar. Found, child's clasp ring.In- for . w.i-riB trouah for the bene quire at this omce. fit of the horses of farmers who Mia. Grace Reeves was the eueet I trade in the city; also a request of friends in this city this week. that the council pass an ordinance ..... m j pronioning cows irom running ai Ralph Johns, of Tacoma, visited " in this city Tuesday. 8 1 Miss Grace Wilton.'of Portland, . 8cent Flour will give you sa - !.. .l -r r:.. t;. a-Kni. lsiacuon. ask your grocer ior u. Irj.lil nnio .Mil innr HtMien II I a.a.a.. .......... 1 . i : . l. . . . 11 . l. , , I dui oe wiiuoui ii. no uavopiotcu Basket social. Aliens Grove, .u:. .:.k John Dennis. Main BENTON BOWMAN. Reedville, Saturday evening, Au- 8treet for the benefit 0f tho8e who TTnnvtv ii a use and call for it. Crescent Mills, A i-A W Forest Grove. Notarial Work and Convevanciaav The sidewalk in front of the Ho- Kooms A 7 Morgan Blk.. Hilfboro, Ore tel Tualatin has been replaced with vyvLyxriAAivw'iAA a new one tnia weekand u migni gust 2, by Royal Neighbors. Mrs. Shanahan. who has been visitins- with her parents for several weeks, returned, Tuesday, to her home in Tacoma. the least money convinced. Thos. Tucker, of this city, and ! bn quite violent . towards the w Win. Tucker, ol Beaverton, start decree of sale on foreclosure; M B cent8 to all l.ump appointed guardian an uiein porest Grove cannery, re Fred, May and I'aul liaker, minors. nlv i,UKht bv Albers & Schnei der. of rortland. for a hay com TWO CASES OF INSANITY. ures8iiitt plant, has been moved 235 fBt east of its old location, and will ... 1 : 1 ... TK. n 11;.,,.. . vnmiir bit ni I onmi ne eauiiuwu iui nui ueuiKin tiii.iiri, j--"o b .-- , ' ;. nr. , . about twelve years of age, was building was ouxinj aim was imuvou i i.i j.., r,,.,, (iiuinn Tiikh. hv .1 v. vanaerveiuen, 01 v,einer- urouttin " ...u.vr.., . ... ... ....... . .,, .1 ..i .i.i.i,., iimMi.e. The vi e. It is said mat tne nrm win ... . i . ..Ii t a a ,..11 a. halan ilU . hita atful I1VPII RlinHipL L I 1 IV IlliV luupci, o " vji. w I .. . . ..- 1 i:. .!.!.. . Il, Vi. farmaH ihft ..r r.i,i T.ir oi-iiiin iiiiim nun nivititi n ii .nv wi ,,u ... . 1 . . . . i .i. Sam Sipp, of Mountaindale, was be quite proper to say that there in town mis morning, auu are several muesmoreoi waih. iu that haying is all done but the the city that could, with safety and hauling in his section. propriety, be put into condition. Willis, the 4-year-old son of Dr. Fine An Sumatra two for Chas. E Hines,of Forest Grove, quarter and La Florena, the best 1 I -.r Keawvta. IKA nP 1 - a .a i Drone one 01 nn aiiui m v. " . smokes Ior lhe money, uenume Havana, al H. A. Palmer's and The Pharmacy. the other evening, ur. Large auenueu mm. The ladies aid of the M. E church, Glencoe, have had the church painted, and contemplate other needed improvements. Cards are out announcing the wedding of Mr. A. A. Phillips, of Cornelius, and Mrs. Katherine E. Mr and Mrs. Richardson, of Neff. of Salem, uregon. ine cere San Francisco, are visiting at Dr. mony will take place at the Come F. A. Bailey's. Mrs. is a sister of Mrs. F. J Oregon's Favorite Summer Resort. Recognizing the advantage of New port us a slimmer resort ovor other seaside resorts in the northwest, and to make il possible for all who ileBire to do so to spend their vaca tion by the ocean waves, the South ern 1'iicifio Company, in connec tion with tho Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, will placa on sale, effec tive June 15th, round trip tickets from all points in Oregon on the Southern I'acifio, to Newport, good for return until October HKh, at specially reduced rules. Round trip from Hillsboro, good until October lOt.h, ifO 00 Round trip from Hillsboro, Sat urdays, good to return the follow Imr Monday. 4 50. , For full Information inquire oi your local agent, Fifty head of high grade Angora goats for sale; wethers and does. Lawrenoe & Hons, Farmiugtun. this week for a vication at Wilhoit Springs, Clackamas county, where the two old boys will have a regu lar jollification. Teachers' quarterly examination will be held in the publio school building, Hillsboro. August 13, 14 and 15. This will be for county papers. On the 16th, applicants will write on state examination. U is eav to answer. What is? Why we sell more dre.?s goods and w ish goods than any other firm in the county. It is because we carry iIih finest line of dress goods snd wash goods found nn the West Hide.. This means H. Wehrung A Sons, Hillsboro. Wm, Mohr, for so many years .Hillsbnrn's Sioond street shoe maker, is building a new eleven I'OOIII house on lll ranun iicyiuiu the long bridge. Farly oatH are already being out. and some winter wheat has been harvested. A good average ciop is reported. other children of the f imily Katie Bruaaer. aged 2o years. and a daughter of pioneer John Brugger, who years ago built a mill just north ol lvee.iynie, was indued insane liiesday evening " . . i .. . . o 1 Rolh naliHiits were. lilKen w onieiu Wednesday morning by Sheriff Sewell. Buy mick. vour couches from MoCor "lie bus them from $C up. Jacob Womelsdorf and William Clapshnw hive l-en admitted to citizenship by C'uuty Judge Rood. For ale: ix ro.nn cottage, 3 aoreB land, good bam; cheap. In quire at this odice. The cheapest insurance, and safe . the safest. O. F. R. Association. F. E, Waters, Forest Grove, Ore M. C Steeples and wife have re turned from Hoq'.iiam, Wash., and will hereafter make their home on on their place below town, Mr. Steeples has an injured knee, which prevents him from working in the timber. extra cost of baling before deliyery. Forest Grove feels quite sure that a condensed milk factory will be installed in that city within a few month". The business men have been talking the matter up and wnrkine to the end of having the Kent, Wash., people locate one of their factories at that point. It is said that tho necessary cows have been nledaed; the necessary site, and the necessary water supply are also fixed up, and that the thing will be a "so." There will be no preaching ser vices in the Congregational church during the month of August. Rev. Risser closed his work, as "stated supply," last Sunday. During that time the church added eight new members, had some conversions, worked a Men's Sunday Evening Club, with eood audiences and special musical features; and all elements are now uniieu ami earn est in desiring a permanent pastor Rev. S. A. Wheelwright, of Iowa, and a friend of Rev. Risser, vftll oc oupy the pulpit the first Sunday in September. Richardson Bailey. J. B. Keates. of Tacoma, is in the city, the guest of his brothers-in-law, J. W. ani Geo. A. Morgan. For twenty yeare he baa been con nected with the N. P. carshops, at Tacoma. Mr. Dunn and daughter, of Pans, Illinois, were guests at Moreland's Sunday. Mr. Dunn is a retired farmer and capitalist, and it tour ing the coast for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Scott, of Portland, were guests, Sunday, at the residence of C.-Koch and fami ly. Mr. Scott is chief clerk of the 0. R & N. Water Line offices at Portland Take vour grain to the Aplin Mills, at CorneliuB. They will pay you the highest market price, or warehouse your grain. Carry grain sacks. Aplin Mills, Cornelius. The Quarterly Conference ser vices, in connection with the M. E. church, Cornelius, will be held in the city park next Sunday, August .. rt l : If x. mux rreacniiiu serviucB t u a. m. and 3 D. m. Rev. Dr. Wat ters, of Salem, will preach at 3:00 n'nlock. Everybody cordially in vited. Brins vour lunches and have a pleasant time. lius M. E. church, Sunday, August 17th. When you want a good cigar, ask for a Square Deal or Carl Star ciirar the best 5-cent smoke on earth. H. A. Palmer, wholesale and retail, Second street, Hillsboro W. A. Hansen, who conducted a tinshop in this city several months ago, will open a shop in the Clark building, next door to the livery stable, within a few days. A new slock of hammocks just arrived. PriceB range from $1.00 to $3 50. Call and see them. E L. McCormick, three doors south of postoffiee Riley Cave has a buggy bow mod to nut on buggies, to prevent the bows from bending when the top is down. Trial shows it to be a good thing, and they are cheap, Mrs. C. P. Blanchard, of Leisy- ville, started East, Tuesday, for a several weeks' visit at Lewiston, Fultou county, Illinois. She was accompanied by her daughter. Thousands of tons of hay are down and so are prices on gro ceries at Dennis'. Finest brands and best of satisfaction. Col. C. T. Bowen, of East Port land, was in town the first of the week, on legal business. W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW (Successor to BantU A Adams.) Office, U p Stairs, Central Block. HILLSBORO OBJtOOM. VVWvVVVWVVVVVVVvVMM P. M. HKIDKI, W.I.WiU Heidel & Wall Largest list of farms tor sale in Wash ington County. Money to loan. Con veyancing, etc. We will sell yoor farm for you. Hillsboro Oregon AVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV DR. I. E. ADKINS, fifteen years Bzperianc in HlllabofW. DENTISTFe" t'irstclass Services. Charges Reasonable. Office, Uuion Block, over Schulmerich Bros.' Store. HILLSBORO, N OBJOOH. AMVvWMsAvvVvVw DR. C B. BROWN, DENTIST 516 Dekuni Building, Portland, Otege. Makes trequent visits to Hillsboro. Am nouncements ot time publubed. Cor. 2d i WisT J. Northrop, Proprietor. 1 Newly Furnished and Renovated, A first-class table and all accommodations for the convenience of guests. ...