The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, January 01, 1903, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV HILLSBORO ARGUS, JAN. 1, 1903. : : : Au. About thb Paoria : : t 1 . i A tiu with T Paon 1 1 t 4 V SUIT FILED AGAINST Sheriff Is HeM mined From Selling Land, Delinquent. S ii EIGHTEEN SETTLERS INVOKE LAW. GASTON FLOUR MILLS IN LEGAL TROUBLE Timothy Thompson, the Cap. itallst, Attaches Property. SUED FOR SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS, t)ut for Wkeat Sold tbs MHU Uet uly. Joeeoh Tchekoleky, the I'oliih hoiuealvader, of I'unkin IUdge, who recently went on the warpath against Jul. Hook, pulling a r vulvar ami threatening to kill, had his eiauiinalloii before Judge L. A. Hood, yaaterday. The evidence wa thai Tchekotak had gone to the Nelaon & Reed aawmill, where he found Hooka, and told bira he muat give him back $140 or he would die Hooka and Ida neigh bora disarmed the Pole, when he rVteholdcrs la Disputed Strip, Through persisted In trying to get at the Altoraey Hu.toa, atk for lojuaclioo, "en " fended had hi. I Via f.la Aumn Tr'liukfit.V lift. Elifhteen aettlera In the disputed m..A .nii ii,- riitjtl The Oaaton Co-operative Mill tract between this onunty and Col- threatened to kill Hooka. The! were attached the flrit of the week ....hi. nuni. throuffh Attornev Pole aaya (in court) that he came kw rim Thomnaon. tha former 8. B. Huaton, have sued out a M f C"rnim 1,,d.h,d. ,lll40 Wepato eapllaliat, who sue for . ... ,,'., wUh hfm. Thia money, he thinks.l . ..... T. writ oi mjunouoi., haa bn elo en. and he lava it on oou - MoBrlde to temporarily retrio I Kook. who. accordina to repul- action waa baaed upon a note the aherlff of Columbia county able people ia aa honeat aa he ia which wa due December 26. The from telling their land at public homely. Judge Rood held thede- note jt j, ,neged n the complaint, sale for delinquent ta... for the V ' " ' . XT. tad for the porpoe. of .ar 1901. The al wa et for "J " ".:: i it "... TuJnavln. for wheat furniehed the 4 I ucm anu o auuuiu w nui iu iiiv - yealerday, and the writ baa ien,,yiun, -here be would Uke care mill by tbe plaintiff. The preei placed In the hand of the aherlff. of himaelf -and soon be at hiiuaelf. dent of the Co-operative Company Theae aettlera have Paid the ta In It hardly likely that he will be h. Ha u Pnrd- who waa laat - .i . i. j... . i i n.il aoie w give a doiiu. naier: oonu iulMKt(d to represent the peo- W.rlNljtM MAlinl thai lAWWia hat w ' i w . ... .i ,m a i Kii Aa. i ,g l.n carried on the ro.l by cash batT' tiSOtfSglSZ Aaeeor Wilcox. Thecae. iwUl be for wlii.lh,Mlo.. Ja MW tn wl al-oluuly heard aa aoon aa Judge Mo Bride . i,,-,!,,,,. ou, i.i0,.m.rl. necessary, and the action, there- can get to it in thia county. Theae Ukirta: 1800 reduced to $6 00: fore, wa a aurpriae to tboee who landa in question are located in $7 60 reduced to fi.50; $7.00 re- had auppoaed that all waa going k. it ilnnawhloh were eut from duced to $500; $5 00 reduced to well at the milt Mr.Purdy, the C..lu,..hl countv into thia county M 00: 4 60 renlucetl to $3 60. A wife of the preaident, baa a mort ... - , . I. ..! I. I lua aUUva ant of 1HUU. and IW P" cenv rvuuovion on ladiea' aaae on the Dropertv in tbe euro of iit iBKiaiavivv au mi iouvi .u i - r" i r " . - -. ammrgle.1 back to Columbia county flannelette wrappere. H.Wehrung $10,000, her brother, wune, co in liioi. The bill of mi waa pur- & Bona. Ing jointly inlereeUd with br. ported to be a meaaure to correct An Kalian named Joaeph Caatto- " "V i j " . .V. i i.-. r..i.....ku ....... .i.. liiii . f.iui mornios. Judte J. C. Horelana, ol UI..I.I..I.. ...J Mntinnm.h Mim. I ulnnn itMmr in PnriUn.l iw,. Portland, being the attorney lor tiee, and ila promoter promlaed ember 25, waa caught the laat of pleintiff. that it waa not to aneel Waahlng-1 Hie week by John tordano, the de Ion county territory, tective. "Cutro," a the murderer When the landa were originally ia called, had gone nut into the aet over to thia oounty the iegiala- Ikaverton oountry and wasendeav lure provided for the legitimate oring to aet to California via Cor tranaferof the reoorda, which waa vallia. Cordano located him by ST. MARY'S ACADEMY. Owinrtothe popular demand for Uuch an nat lulion. the Biater oi ISt. Marv'a have erected a Boarding done, the expenaea being borne by information from a countrywoman and Day School of higher learning, 1 1.1. niimlt Th lul ant. however, of hia Ac-nninanied bv H. 1. the earue Oeine an annex w me mad no auoh urovleiona. and. Ford and Kerrisan he found the Sittera' Convent, located at 8t thurefnra. no aunoioion aa to the fugitive in a barn a few hundred Marv'a Station, one mile weat of Imant nt the lull waa arouaed. fmt the ntheraide of Beaverton and lleavertnn ' and 12 mile welt of Senator Weiirung haa already I landed him in the Portland jail. Portland. There are two trains each way, dally, paat me eianon, prepared a bill for defining the boundaries aa set forth in the Aral act, and will Ala it in the sUte sen ate on the Aral day of the session. AUCTION SALE. Tha undersigned will sell at publio auction, at hia home on liaseline and First Streets, in llilliboro, at the hour of One o'clock p. m. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, Ten head hortea (two of them are mare and 4 and 6 yeara old) run- nine: in aie from 3 to 8 year, all r i . n..J at.. t -J, r.nm u w-Kr?,... chwl ha telephone con u l -i r i- neolion a. pons are neaaquariera lor men a , . i,k .-.i i i.u!..- k,... story and handsome edifice, with lmZ'JtMnmmor modern applianoea, uch aa water and genla fumiahlng goods. . ,Mrtujentl( hot wator Dr. Tamieaie statea that next heatini avatem. perfect ventilation week the Oregon Condenaed Milk tnd extenaive grounda which will Company will commence opera- be iaoroved and beautiOcd imme- tions, all the machinery now being diatelv. The course of study em ready to begin the work of conJetw bracea the Primarv. Grammar and ing. Two large water Unks are Academic departments, providing being installed for water supply, n exellent ranee of instruction for and by the Hr t to the middle of t liberal education. Upon entering the week the Are will be started, ihe school, students will be graded years, all A considerable nortion of the milk I.. milini Dinlomaa are a-rant- weii oroxe anu goou woraera, ey supply will come irom the dairy d for both Grammar and Acad to handle and ranging in weight herd of the Dr. Tamieaie ranch, amv. and special attention will be from 1,000 to 1,200; Graded Jersey but the manager will take all milk LjTen those preparing to teach in cow in milk, fresh in August and a offered up to the capaoity, which ie 1 the public schools. Needlework good milker; a lew cmcxens, sei single harness, No. 8 cook stove, beater, lied lounge, 6 ft sxlenaion table, kitchen treasure, cupboard safe, bedroom eat, bedsteads, rock ers, 10 chaira, kitchen utensils, ax, hoes, forks and many other article. TERMS OF SALE. $10 and under, caah; oyer $10. 9 months, time, approved note, sev en per cent Interest. Three par cunt off for cash, sums over $10. F. J. Bahbir. B. P, Cornelius, Auctioneer. Fancy and staple groceries at J. A. Kremis'. Have vour horse' teeth squared up by J. A. Cummings, Hillaboro. They will eat better, and il will make them new animals. Geo. R. Bagley has removed hia family to the Phelps property, in North Hillaboro, which he recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hare came out this morning to enjoy ftew Year's dinner with the "Old Folks at Home." Mrs. Geo. Schuluerich will en tertain the ladiea of the Coffee Club at her home on Fifth street, next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The man from the country gets as good a shave with us as the man from town that is, brstclass. Fine baths. Main Street Barber Shop, S. 8. Jeffries, Proprietor. City Recorder II. T. Bagley offl dated Dec. 31, 1902, at the marri age of Mr. Dan V. Ennia and Miaa Georgia Townsend, young people of Centerville. Cbaa. Tompkins, of Glencoe, and who has been the summer at Oa- trander. Wash., working in the timber, was over to spend the holi day at home and in Hillaboro. D. C. Wilson, of Tygbe Ridge. beyond Tbe Dalles, is here this week visiting with bis friend, S. H Dunbar, of Farmiagton. He says that he left a foot of anow up in his section when he left there tbe Arst of the week. Adolph Hansen, well known out at Bethany, and a recent resident of Mt. Tabor, baa bought an inter eat in a furniture store at Baker City and baa gone there to take charge. Hrs many friends in this section wish bim every success. Rev. II. L. Pratt, who was well known here aa an Evangelical minister, and who now has charge of the East Portland Evangelical church, bas just returned to his pulpit, having been seriously ill at Joliet, Illinois, tor many weeks. He is rapidly regaining his health, Samuel Keffer, well known by all old timers north of this place, bad epilepsy and they brought bim to this place, where he was cared for by the proper officers un til be fully recovered, when he went on bis way rejoicing. He ia a brother to John Kener, the Addler. W MS DAY PASSES AIM QUIET Native Sons' Ball Success. a Great BUSINESS BOUSES CLOSED TODAY. Tbe New Year Welcomed la Last Sight With Guato. New Year's day passed off quietly here today, tbe businew houses be ing closed all afternoon, by mutual consent Last night it was differ ent, however. Tbe churches were patronized by young and old, who heart as heavy as this stone They tell a good story at the ex pence of a Hilixboro man, whose politics were never in sympathy with those of Congressman Tongue. Thinking to have a joke at Mr. Tongue' expense, tbs day before Christmas the Hillsboroite sent Tongue a message, collect on the Washington end, stating: "I am still a democrat, and as healthy as ever." . Mr. Tongue had visions of sick folk at home, and hastily opening tbe screed waa somewhat startled at its contents. Last eve ning tbe democrat waa delivered a nice square box, weighing seven pounds, from Washington, on which was an expense bill of $3.75. Thinking that he had won a prize, he paid the expense, and, upon opening the box, found a Potomac river stone, attached to which was tbe inscription: Jt made my to atcbed out the old aod uahered in know that you were still in the the new, at midnight, by ringing of Ptb of error. bells. - Farmers in need of first class til The social event of tbe evening ing will find the article at Groner was the Native Sons' Mask Ball, & Swell's new factory at Scholls, , , n ... where one of the finect kilns ever at the Opera House, which wa compieled j the county has just well attended by young people been cooled.. You can buy at the from all . over the county. The factory or we will deliver. Will ifUnni.n nrKMLr. f Pnrtlaiwl fill orders for all sizes. Also a fine PROFESSIONAL. F. A. BAILEY, II. D. thloU. tad Barajwoat Office Murgaa-Bailaj black p Stain. Room l-lj and 1J. Keaideace atk weat corner BasaliM aad Sad Strati, Both 'Pbooaa. . 1 S. T. L.NKXATER, M. B. C. M PHYSICIAN AMD SURGEON Offioa at Risidanoe Raat of Coart Uoue ft JAMES PHILLIP TAMUCS1X, M. I)., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co. CoaauUatioa la Fraach a BagUah. Of--ac aad keawkaca aetata aids of atala. OddPtUowa' BaUdiag. HUlsbaw. furnished the music The prize were won as follows: Beet sustain fed characters, Carl Laraen, Hilla boro, and Mis Pearl Smith, Forest line of brick and building blocks. Write for prices or call on firm at Scbolls. GEO. B. BAGLEY ATTORN BY-AT-LAW Boom 1 aad Skate Baildlnfj HILLSBORO, . . OBieOH. rove; most comical characters. John Beauchamp, Hillaboro, and iss Ida Stewart, South Tualatin HOFFMAN WRIGHT, The late John F. Kerr, of this city, and who died December 23rd, was a veteran of the Confederate army, having enlisted with a Texas About sixty couple were present regiment. He was in service nd participated in the merry throughout me entire war, ana was mukin,, wun uenerai Lee at tne surreuoer luakiug. i at ukuuiuuu, ui lamer uwucu m large plantation in Arkansas, and bad paid $1,800 for a male negro about three weeks before the war declared. Mr. Kerr's sympa thies were with the South, of course, but he had always held that the termination of the contest was for tbe best, and it was no ef- Tbe local ror 'or '1'm 10 081 'mBe 10 mo uvw ururr ui iiiingn. jb mat ter of fact he did not believe in not like time to be crowded for some .na instruction in music, latest methods, on piano, organ, violin, . .a 11 Tk. i..Vu n,.mi..r. .t nn Armw. suitar. mandolin and tuner, win . XV-.l ........ "J.. WW , . ... . ( u.i ki.i....ia. m.ra- Vir.i be a nail oi tne training, mwsodb prize. 1921; 2nd mite, 498; 3rd ' painting will alio be given prise, 4'2G; 4lh prise, 1495; 5th prise, 1071. It. Carlile drew first prize. No distinction is made on ao- t)e I count of religion, but non-Catholic students, boardine. are ex pec tea to attend common chapel service on Sundays. School ill open Monday. Jan uarv o. he Bister superior, oi Mary's, Keaverton, will be pieasea Wanted. Bids for cutting 300 cord of 4 ft. flr wood, on Kale' property, 11 mile north of Hillaboro. . For full nanlmilira addreaa Mra Addie Jenkin, 205, 11th St., Portland, Wehrung A Son. uregon. Fred Haywood doss took a ramble the other day and killed The Hilltiboro Epworth League will hold its annual rally at the M. U. church next Sunday evening, at 6:30 when an enjoyable time is an ioipate.1. 1 he I... sue., preparing fu',ly ,iquiriM with appropriate exercises, notice of which will appear later. We pay the highest market price for farm produce come and be convinced -and sell you grocer ie ohaaper than elsewhere H. Services at the Baptist church Sunday. January 4, 1903, at 10 a m. There will be a Sunday school organized. We solicit tbe co-oper ation of all Baptists, and invite all other not associated with other Sunday schools to join with us reaching at 11 a. m. -theme, "Christianity in Earnest." Theme at 7:80 p. m.. "Peter Delivered." J. F. Day, Paitor. The annual meeting of the mem bera of the Oregon Fire Relief As sociation will take place on Tuea day, January 13th, at 10 a. m., in the Opera Houm, at McMinnville, Oregon. All members who can reasonably be present are cordially invited, as important measures are nnder discussion, in wliich every member should he interested Three trustees are to be elected to serve three years. Come out and see what the Association is doing for Orecon A. C. Chandler, Sec. Fresh oandiea and nut at Kremie'. i. A. APPEAL FOR SPECIAL TAX. PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will sell at publio and took his canine out and killed ale at Ihe J. W. Shule rive Oak them, having no use for the mut Farm, 4 miles northeast of Hills- ton lovers. Doro. at I vi o ciooi in tne lorenoon, Thorough in.truoUon German naumkcini, nnuni " throughout winter seson. liven Durham cow, 7 years, Iresh in the ing instruction. Will guarantee spring; Durham-Jersey cow, 4 yrs, I methods, Practical and up-to fresh in February; heifer, i year, date. Inquire at Kremis' grocery fresh in February; 2 Jeraey lieiier, store, Hillaboro. a years; two year o.a steer; year- ... . . - , f Hillsborn, Oregon, Dec. 31, 1903. ToSi'HOoi. Board: A near as ran be estimated at the present time. Ihe amount to eleven sheep for Nelson Wilcox, of be received by the various district . . ... . la. - . J . .A.J Cornelius. Fred paid tor the sheep irom tu siaie ami county at t-v i a i il L 11 n ivvi iuiivii n u'l uiwi urn ling Durham heifer; yearling Wl; now pr..it,ent of the N 16Wdsow.;80head .boa a; 14 Uontl :BdlltrU Association, w. and county school funde during 1903 will be 55 for eaoh district and $375 for each child of Mhnnt ge. By multiply ing 13 75 bv the number of chil dren in the district and adding $55, you can obtain approximately the sum that will be coming to your district.' It will te found that, in nearly all case this will be insufficient to keD the school open for the proper number of month. No U.LAI1 l O 1 I m.iiwiin, n,.wu, .uu.i ,., M.rr now i, tnwn yel,erday, and waa present nd numerous other article. I the m. K. ohuroh to "ring out TUiKMo ur balk: $10. and under, caah; Over $10, 0 months' time, approved note, 8 per cent interest Four per oent off cash, turn over $10, wa district should havs lea than six Chab. Henhy. B. P. Cornelius, Auotioneer. A BIG CASK. When you are in town drop in and see the biggest cask in town; guess the nearest to its contents and get a 6 gallon keg, full of Old Ken tucky Home whiskey, free. 0. Bi.askr, Second Street, Hillsboro. PROBATE. Annual report Jacob Brugger es tate filed and approved. Same en try a to guardianship of Mary J. Kobinaon, insane. Final settlement of Leonard Witt estate set for February 2. Estate Martha Spencer, dee'd; finally closed of record. Estate of Wm Geiger, deoeased; finally settled and closed of record. Fresh vegetable and fruit J. A. Krami'. at the Old Year and ring in the New." Wanted A thoroughly oorinpe tent cook to take charge of kitchen in family. Good wages. Apply for information at Argua office. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Elwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Oryille Tucker, of Portland, were out the first of tbe week, guest of Mr. and Mr. Thos. Tucker. H. T. Blair has returned from hia trip to San Franoisco and ex pects to spend the winter in the Willamette Valley. Born, December 30, 1902, to Mr and Mrs. W. K. Blair, Hillsboro, a on, weighing pounds. 1 his is their first boyand Geet Marriage license ha been grant ed Mr. D. It. Cheeney, of Portland, and Miss Georgia May Hughrs, of Forest Orove. . Win. Siegrist, in business at Chehalis, is here for a short visit with his mother, Mrs, Verene Sie grist. The cheapest and best place for groceries, crockery, lamp and Ohinaware ia at Bob Greer's. A Happy New Year to everybody. months' sohool, and thoee having or more children of school age should have eight or nine. It should a'ao be remembered that teacher' wages have risen and are still rising, so that from $3 to $5 more a month must be paid for teaoher than was paid for teacher of like qualification few yeara ago. a Tbe conclusion to be drawn irom the above fact i that, in most di triots. there ia an urgent need for special distriot tax for the support of the school. I would earnestly recommend such a tax In order to be collected this year, the tax should be levied at a special di triot meeting called for the purpose some time in January and must be oertified to the oounty clerk by the first of February. I would reoom mend that the meeting be held about January 24th. Blank no tices tor calling special meetings can be found in the clerk' record book. If these have all been used, other can be obtained from thia office. I oan also furniah blank for notifying the oounty clerk of the tax levy. Yours respectfully, ' " HA. BALt, Co. Supi The Forest Grove, Cornelius and Hillsboro friends of D. L. Hoff men, familiarly known here as Lee," will be pleased to hear that recently wedded at Courtney, North Dakota. The bride s name waa Miss Lulu Wright, paper of Courtney aays: "On Wednesday afternoon of .i.vaP. K.,t ini;na.t n th .m.tr. thia weet.at aDeui tnree o ewex, ern MUM cause of the principle me dowo oi mo unu ptrain, ut. ..,. entv. Mr. and Mrs. George. Wright, oc- curredoneof the hspbieet events The people of South Portland tbe eeaaon, when Hiss Lulu have extended an invitation to the Wright waa given in marriage to West Side fc Suburban, the Port Mr. D. L Hoffman, of thia village, land, Hillsboro and Forest Grove The ceremony waa performed by projected line, to come out through Rev. Clarksoo. of Jamestown, the that part of the city and lead into couole being married with a ring, this section by the way of Scholl. The ceremony was very beautiful They promise to get a franchise and impressive, and tbe two young through their streets, providing the i! f- . : I D I f DUi: l' l. .r., uvea were uieoueu inio one aa eui-i uuuu ui i uuiw nui&a iciubco u ly, but as surely aa the aun changea make good the grant made by the the darkness into day. I council some months ago. As Only a few of the relatives and matter oi fact, however, the pro- friends were present at the marri- motera have no reason to believe age, but the young couple were the that the original franchise will not recipient of numerous and costly be finally granted. gilt aa a mark of the tngn esteem Yesterday a young man, aged 20 in which they are held. vear. iivine on the i)r Geiger Yoi often bear people say, "It costs nothing to give thanks. Here is a living refutation of this old adagV This advertisement must be paid. I take this method of thanking the many patrona of my furniture store for Ihe year just closed. Wishing you a happy Isew Year, and advising you that I can and will furnish your needs as cheap, if not cheaper, than Port land merchants can furmeh you remain, Cordially W.-0. Donel son, the Hillsboro Furniture Store, Banker John W. Shute believes that bread on the waterr does not always return sour. When Joh Siemer forged the note for $1,500 and sold it to the bank, Mr. Shute thought he wa out that sum Siemer was brought back, and Shute prevailed upon him to trans fer the farm which he had Doum from Jack Roy, Mr. Shute paying Roy the balance of several thous d dollars due. Mr. Shute held H. T. BAGLEY, ATTO&NBY-AT-LAW Office ia Cotwia-Woatar Block, Kaia M. Hillaboro, Oragoa. THOS TOBOTJC. B TOBOOB, OTaBV THOS. H. A B. B. TOKtJUB. AUoroeys-At-Law. kooma J. 4, & S. Morgaa Blk, HUlabora, JOHN II. WALL. ATTO&NBY-AT-LAW Office OpaUira, Bailty atergaa Booaaa, laafa. HILLSBORO, - OBBGOX. aWvWWvvvvWWaA THE MOTOR LINE. homestead beyond Cornelius, Dun- claf by name, while chopping wood with a long-bandied ax, badly Andrew Gravdon write the Board chonned his left hand, across the of Trade that all ia working along back. The cut extended nearly nicely as to the proposed electric third of the way through the thick line, and that he will return from est part of the hand. Dr. W. D the East just aa soon aa the people Wood went up and dressed the who are financing the road can get wound. The Dunclafs bought the their annual business out of the place several months ago, and way and take up the proposition of the father is up iu Montana estimates. He expects to get to present. worn in mo cany euring. anion i r,, . i:i. . n. oewmi waa iu i orw.uu tut. i n . . - . . ,.:, t,:. , J - II J I .t . IOUUIB lO UUbllUK Ul lliCD UU UIO ween ana cauea on several oi m , ,. M ,,", , ., j t, . D... I shoe lines twenty per cent, to max counci men and Board of Public ... . . ' ,L Works, and he thinks that every thing is a right for the franchise L.. f br rubw hooU as originally passed, via the Cedar . Mill route. Tbe city is expected to get this through in January S. A. D. Meek and wife, Moun sometime. If Portland wants bet- tamaaie, enteriainea a nouse-iun ter communication with one of the of friends on Xmas day. After best counties in the state, now is sumptuous repast, consisting in the time for her officers to get into part of oysters, roast turkey' chick tbe band wagon. Portland can en, boiled ham, and innumerabli hardly expect the state at large to cakes and pies, all prepared by the nurse the citv. if the metropolis "guae wue, tne tames were persists in not reciprocating. NEWTON MOCROFT. Field and Kremis', garden teed ftt J. A. an the farm until this week, when he sold it to Mr. Matthew King, of Iowa for sufficient to pay the amount paid on the forgery and the advance given Mr. Koy, inter est on both amounts and 26 cents oyer and above this. Mr. King ha moved to the Roy ranch which is located this side of Green yille, and i one of the best in that action. ' Tuality LodRe, A. F. & A. M., and the Eastern Star held joint installation Saturday evening, De cember 27. The Masonic officers are: Dr. F. A. Bailey, Master; R Cave, Senior Warden; J A Imbrie, Junior Warden; W N Barrett, Treas; Dr W D Wood, Sec; L A Rood and T Perkins, Deacons; Geo A Wiloox and Sherburn Wil son, Stewards. The Eastern Star officers: W M, Mr Geo Wiloox; W P, Rodolph Crandall; A M. Mrs H V Gates; Treas, Mr W D Wood; Seo, Mrs R Crandall; A C, Wilma Wagaener; Chaplain, Mrs Henry Wehrung; Star Officers, Mesdames Merryman, Urace Bailey, ftlua beth Freeman and Miss Mae Im brie; organiat, Mrs W D Hare; Warden, Mr Wm Smith; Sentinel, Geo H Wiloox. Married, at Dilley, Ore., December 31. 1902, Rev. I. Putnam omciat ing, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. Oliver Newton and Miss Grace h. Mocroft, both of near Dilley. The groom has lived in Washington . county for manv yeara, and has a good farm a mile or so from hi postoffice. The bride is well known in her town, having been the organist in the M BENTON BOWMAN, ATTORNEY. AT-LAV Notarial Work aad Coavayaciag. Rooma SAT Horfaa BUu. HUlabora, On W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW U Banatt A (Sui Office, Dp Stain, Ceatral Block. HILLSBORO O&BOOM. V. M. HSIDBt, W. J. Witt Heidel & Wall Largest list of farme lor aale ia Wash ington County. Money to loan. Con veyancing;, etc. We wiU aell yoar farm for yon. Hillsboro Oregon DR. J. E. ADKINS, Fifteen year Bzpartasc ia HUlebot). DEISTISTPi Firatclass Service. Charge Reaaonable. Office, Union Block, over Schulmerich Bros.' Store. HILLSBORO, OkKJOkl. ) cleared away, and dancing was en loved by old and young till a late hour. May they live to enjoy many Christmas dayB is the wish of one who was there. Keep your head and feet dry, and you 11 need little medicine. This means to buv your hosiery, shoe and umbrellas at Dennis' a triple combination which can't be beaten. Wm. McQuillan has purchased "Ben Pollock," a handsome four year-old stallion, whose sire is the tamouB old 1'ercheron, Pollock sr. They left on the 4:00 p. m. train ir ur..L x - i a ,or vB..ouv.r, nmn .or . auor ped in service by Mr. McQuil visit. Mr. Newton is son of he f , h . Uu McQuillan ate Isaac Newton who owned the h, k he 88 Jn . , th t , mM?ru.,r r. hard to beat in breeding for draft J. P. Magruder will succeed to the management of The Delta Drug Store with the beginning of next week. Mr. Magruder has long iZJZrLttT young horse is a fine Poking fellow, weighs 1,600. and wRI be short I i,i .: v i. f n..si. of thia congratulation. JOINT INSTALLATION. A. B. BAILEY, D. D. 8. Dentist. Rooms 10 and 11, Morgan-Bailey Block Hours 9 to ia a. m., and I to 4 f. it Hillsboro - - - Oxooi DR. C B. BROWN, DENTIST 516 Deknm Building, Portlaad, Makes frequent viaiU to F nounceinenta ot unf ty C. TILBDBY B. M. WHIT LAI ..Central Meat Zlarket. Main travelling salesman. Everybody knows it. ' What? That Dennis keeps the finest line of groceries on sale at the county teat. Just come in and look at his stock. Fruit in season, Stockmen and Farmers: Berk shire shoat for sale. Also a nice lot of pure bred Collie Shepherd pups, bred from the best of stock and from good working families. A. Chalmers, Centerville, Oregon. H. T. Blair and W. II. Gault went to Salem yesterdav to see what prospects are for the art pre- Street, Corwio & Woeater Brie Hillsboro, Oregoa, rIMiaa mam Kara nf "lBtt aval PartBAm Alio aj v ui 1 a? vi wvuvi aw iinusvui , . . J l Pt .n tk Rlif f!Mn.-ill V.a oeen tne assistant, anu niB promo wo mm' waaw awwaav wa aw " aww w .1 1 s j f . , a great time tomorrow, when they LMon weu earnta- f venw JLt .t o i.i. in tt.. mi leave as soon as he possibly can UJoc tm iuu v vauvat a aa wuv imvi 11 a si g 1 4 4 1 1 . . to have a pint installation of their f ,7. r , f"1"'""" officers. The officers for the Post are: Geo T Rea, Commander; F Doughty, Senior Vice; B K Haines, Junior Vice; G N Hals, Q Mj H L Locke, Officer of Day; A w Barber, Guard; F Haines, Chaplain; ft K Dailey, Adjutant. Relief Corps officers: Mr A C Arohbold, President; Mr Jennie Haines, Senior Vice; Mr Farnham, Junior Vice; Mrs R Crandall, Seo; Mrs Sabin, Trees; Mrs Ben Haines, Con; Mr A W Barber, Guard; went to salem yesterday to see Miss Alice Merryman en Mr. and Mis. Loren Jackson, of what prospects are for the art pre- tained her young friend at o Forest Grove, spent the New Year I servative 111 the state printer's of-j Home, the guest of borM Id with relative here. 'floe during the legislative aessioa. I Mis Libbe, of Spokane, Vt;b, Fresh and cured meats of all kinds. Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays. Fine lard 00 sale. Full weights guaran teed. Highest market price paid tor fat livestock and hog. WILLIAMS BRAND. Married, at the residence of The Williams, Hillsboro, Oregon, D 28, 1902, City Recorder H. T. Ba ley officiating, Mr. Jasper Williaf and Mis Maude Brand, both this city. The happy couple ha the best wishes of large circle friends. f "