The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, May 21, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, MAY 21; 1003. t" rwi po'- 8 : : A I'afkk ne thk I'suria : tCnurd at the PoM-oibe ai Hillsboro, Hon. A. E. Reames attended the Or.fOB.M8.coi.deU- asait taster. jrrwinlial reception at galea), to- i I t jt, in response mi special invni- LUCIUS A. LOSe, EDITOR. County Official Paper. laSUKD EVERY THURSDAY BY The Argus Publishing Co labicr1 ptlon: On Dollar par Annum. HI i Months, Met; Thr Month SScU. tion of the reception committee. The Forest Grove Timet, thinks thai Cleveland is a synonym for democracy. Not at all. From the plaudits the Prophet receives from the republican press it is not im probable that he will head the next republican ticket with Roosevelt for second place. In that way and only in that way shall have a Cleveland administration THE CAMPAIGN. Eugene, Ore., May 18. A. E, Reames, candidate for Congress, has 1246 majority to overcome in the First District. In the June lection of 1902 V. J. Furnish, Re publican candidate for Governor carried the First District by a ma jority ovar George E Chamberlain of 124. It is not logical to compare the present campaign for Congress w'th that which was fought in 1902 be tween the late I nomas n. tongue and J. K. Weatherford, respectively republican and democratic candt dates. Mr. Weatherford is a man of highest character and strong with the voters. But he was run mng against a man woo also was of distinction, was in office, was in the midst of the most brilliant Congressional career ever ex per ienced bv a Congressman from Oregon. Mr. Hermann is not situated with respect to the voters as was Mr. Tongue. Mr. Hermann rests under dark clouds that obscure his official character, to put it charit ably, clouds that do not brighten political horizons and preesage vie torious coming days. Ralher. tliev indicate that a storm is about, to break over his head and floods destroy his political house. Furthermore, A E. Reames has passed the most searching inquiry has been subjected to most severe scrutiny, and has emerged from the ordtal with unquestioned repu tation and brilliant endorsement from the fairminded voters of the District. The present situation, therefore is like that which existed in the 1902 state campaign for Governor, excepting as to the popularitr of : Mr Cfaambvlain, which was equal -to bis fine character as a citizen and lawyer. " ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE The 1902 vote for Governor is thus analyzed, for the First Dis tnct: Furnish ....21,349 Chamberlain 20,103 Today was one of the dullest days here for many a month. The town was completely deserted ex cept a few of the home guard, who didn't care whether they mw the president or not. Thi morning at 10 a. ni neither man nor horse was teen on either ot the business streets. H. L. Locke writes from Santa Crui that he can t stand to miss a number of The Argus He sends his retards to his old G. A. R comrades. The Arsus will, in a fortnight move into the building next door south of Pope t photo gallery. Ju"t make up your mind to ce!e brate in Hillsboro thi year. "The best ever." provtmtnta of our rivers and harbor. We demand the passage of effective laws routrolliuir trusts, ami sincere efforts to enforce them. The public lands belong to the people. and any attempt to alienate said land contrary to law should be condemned at the bar of public opinion, and we there fore favor n honest administration of the Land Department as well as of all other departments. The sdminist ration of Governor George . Chamberlain, justly receiving the commendation of all people, irrespective party, and the record ol the Demo cratic party in the recent Legislature, reflect honor upon ti e partv, and will redound to the welfare of the state; we commend their earnest endeavor to cur tail public expenditures in the interest of the taxpayera. BICYCLES. If I could write a pretty verse, Kacvcle charms I d here rehearse Rut as I've not the gift divine, I give it up. Truly Thine, E. I, McCormick, Hillsboro, Ore, YOUNG OREGON This Percheron stallion, out of Ore gon, two and one-half years, weight l.oUO, iron gray, will stand the sea son at the Foreetal place, 1$ miles northwest of Cedar Mill, breedin a limited number of mares. J. A. Vandehky HERMANN KEEPS IT SECRET Furnish Majority 1,246 FURNISH COUNTIES Benton, Clackamas, Coos, Curry Josephine, Klamath, Lake, Lane, Lincoln, Tillamook, Washington Yamhill Counties gave Mr. Furnish a majority of 2206. CHAMBRELAIK COUNTIES Douglas, Linn, Marion, Jackson, Polk gave Mr. Chamberlain a ma jority of 960. reames' home stronghold According to the most astute politicians in the Southern end of the First District, Keames will carry the First Judicial District, comprising Jackson, Josephine, Lake and Klamath Counfes, b more than 1000 majority over Hermann, lo place it at only 1000 is to assume a most conserva live attitude, for close figures who know the ground in many instances name 1500 to 1800 as the correct ' estimate. these counties gavb furnish 270 MAJORITY OVER CHAMBERLAIN To carry them with 1000, Reames will have wiped out the Famish majority, and have 24 votes to the good, II the remainder of the Dig trict be as it was in 1902. But, Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill which went for Furnish heavily, will beyond much doubt not give Hermann heartiest sup port. Presume them to be a "standoff" and the 753 majority - they gave Furnish will be sub tracted from the Reames opposi tion to make up for possible losses everywhere Hermann's normal strength, which he should inherit from the from the Furnish vote, crumbles to pieces in all of the remaining Counties of the District. In Lane, Benton and many other counties he has lost from the votes that were cast for Furnish, until Reames election seems to be practically as sured. ADVICES ARE FAVORABLE At (he Reames Headquarters here, advices are received from workers in all parts of the Dis trict. These advices have been .tabulated, and it is found that, af ter taking the figures on their face, and discounting them most liber ally, a majority for Reames remains. Last week for a day or two came the critical time. - It passed with the flood still running in favor of Reames, as it has been from the beginning. With Hermann upon the defensive, a weak position for any candidate, he loses constantly. Confidence in the outcome is ex praised at the Reames Headquar ters. Returns justify that con- Ziwtm. I The statement that comes from Washington concerning the order stopping further surveys of land in Oregon is: Washington, D. C May 15. The Commissioner of the Genera Land Office has decided that there shall be no further surveys of pub lie lands in Oregon this year. The fradulent taking of lands by alleged settlers for tee benebt of corpora tions and syndicates is the cause This decision of the General Land Office grows out of the frauds prac ticed and exposed daring the Her mann administration of the lan affairs and which brought about Hermann a removal. "It is regretted at the Depart ment here that the innocent are compelled to suffer with the guilty tor many persons in good faith have gone upon 160 acres of un surveyed lands intending to make bona fide homes and fulfill the provisions of the law. "Bui. owing to the course pur sued by the former Land (Jommi sioner, and the necessity of going to the bottom of the matter, it louna to De necessary to cease working surveying the lands, which will bedeferrel to a time so die tant that great hardship will be wrought upon the working peopl who have gone into Uregon an begun to build homes. GREEN'S REPORT INACCESSIBLE 'The special report of A ureen, appointed to examine into the fact?, is on file with the De partment as a confidential docu meat. It is the custom of the De partment, in cases wherein three re ports are accusatory of any official or reflect in any manner upon his integrity or efficiency, to mark 'confidential' and retain them from the public. This has been done with Green's report, and only through the consent of the Her mann people could it be released for publication. "Efforts have been made to se cure it, bu. they I ave failed. A request from the Hermann neonle of Oregon would operate to remove the baa of secrecy, so it is believed here, indeed a hint was thrown out in a manner to indicate that such a request would end all difficulty in getting at a leport that seems to be largely the crux of the whole question.'' SUMMONS. IX THE CIRCUIT COVKT OK THK STATU Of OREGON 'FOR WASH. 1NOTOX COUNTY. Oeorge J. iVtirson, riatiilitf, ) vs. Vend la Peterson, lVfrndaitt. I To Yemlla reh'rwn, defendant above named: In the mint of the Stale of Oreiron. tou are hereby notified that the plaimilt here in naa men a rouipiaint against you in the above entitled Court and cause, and you are hereby required to appear and answer "alii roiiiDlaint on or before the last day of the tune prescribed by order of publication hereof, to-m it: on or before the Srd dar of July. 1HI: you are further noiuieu mat ir you fail to appear ami an- aner uie complaint nereiu or to plena thereto, the plaintiff will ran vonr il- muii u oeentereu, una win apply to the Court abore mentioned for the relief prayed for in the complaint herein, that i to aay, for a decree forever dissolving: the bomUof matrimony that may be ex isting between plaintiff ami defendant herein, and for such other relief a to the Court may mem mete and iiist. The date or the first publications of this simp mens is Tmirsuar, uie zisi any or May lSSttt. ami th ltt.it milil!..! i..n tlr..r Thursday, the 2nd dny of July, 1903, and the said summons shall be published on tne sata uuiretiay 01 each week fur a per iixi 01 aix wwjks Deiween saiti nates. 1 his summons is published bv order o Hon. Thomas A. Moltride. Jinlm of aaid uoun. mane in caaniDers in antil cause. ana tiatea uie win day 01 Slav, A. !., 19W. CHAS J. SCHXABKU Attorney lor I'latntiti. 0 Oregon Short line Union Pacific 3 TRAINS TO THK BAST DAILY fKOM PORTLAND. Through Pullman standard and tourist sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chu-airo, Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to Kansas uty; through Pullman tourist sleeping-cars (personally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City. St, Louis and Memphis; reclining chair cars (.seats free) to uie tiast daily. DEPART FOR DAILY TIME SCHEDULES - FHOM PORTLAND ARRIVI raoM DAfl.T Chicago Special Mi.il. via Atlantic Express 8:15 r. m. via sirpaiii" Fast Mail 6:00 r. u. via Spokane Suit take, Denver, Ft. Worth, omaha, Kansas City, 8t. Uniis, Chicago and Kant 4:30 r. x Halt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Cliicaii ami Kast Walia WailaTTiwis lon,8pokane. Wallace Pullman, Minneap olis, St. Paul, Du liitli, Milwaukee, Chicago and East HMO A. II i:Ma. M R DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL PLATFORM. The Democratic party of the First Con gressional District of the State of Oregon, in convention assembled, reaffirms al legiance to the time-honored principles of government as promulgated by TboM Jefferson. We are unalterably opposed to the present trnst dictation of our finan cial and tariff legislation, especially as exemplified by. the Aldricb and Fowler bills now pending before Con gress, and declare such eontrol as subversive of good goverment. There is an overwhelming demand from a vast majority of the people for a revision of the tariff along rational line. We repudiate the absurd proposition of continuing high protection on the pro ducts of gigantic trusts, now grown plethoric with wealth under Governmen tal favors. We demand favorable action in lieu of mere promises in securing Federal im- OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE FROM PORTLAND Steamship-, between Portland and Han r raucisco every n ve days. River boats on the lower Columbia and vv iiianiette daily except Sunday. LOW K4TKH To and from all points in the Kait. Tickets via this route on sale at all depot win,: ui iiib ouubji-rii raciuc t-o, A. L CRAIG. General Passenger Agent ' Portland, Oregon THE 81 BW OF l I COOP TAILORING I j Here is the great Oak- Easel now on display at our store. It contains the line of beautiful new spring tailoring samples sent us by STRAUSS BROS.,eklei(( Good Tailors for 2 Years The Oak-Easel is the connecting link between the tailor and (he faultlessly fin ished garments which give you so much pleasure to wear. It's really a lesson in good clothes buying to see .this great collection of tailoring novelties. Prices low and seUlsfao. tion absolutely Suavr- ' an teed. Cavil soon. John Dennis Hillsboro, Oregon Black Minorca eggs, 50 cents per setting of 13 eg". H. Greer, sf I Stoves, .tinges and Tinware " Our stoves ami rattUM leatl th Iraile. We stll mote 4 than all other. Call ami let m show yuti why ours are the In-at. Complete line id tin ami eratiilewarn 9 ; Come in and See. Us Ride While you Mow We sell the Chunpion mower, thi ht'Kt in the world for the money, mil carry a foil line ot hay-rake. KCytlies, ami hay making lo.-l-. Champion Mowers and Binders Tl t Clumpiiiu hii.dVr i what yon want. Let tin sell you one. Ak for tttimmiil. All kind of machinery oils, and a full lin i.f ex'rus fr all machine sold. Wagons and Buggies Inok at onr KiiWdid line of Milcln ll wtgona. They 'will carry v or t..d- loniter ihan other in-ikr Buy our Hentifv, Bal'onrk. Mitchell and IWeliue buggies None better for t he in.m. y l.icjil burnex-, robes nnd whips Do You Wiiul Slielf iranlwnrof Tbfn I xdc t mir line. HeU cutlery in the world; full stock cf spades, nhoveJa, axes, furni tool of all kind. IV H'n I'danlcrs and lii!Ecrs, cay running plow, disc) spring tooth and dra barrow, cultivator -biggest'stock in tin ennntv. it fe ll u f lllllllllllt'T"' (Set our price, conmdor quality, mid you will l our customers. M -ft II i Ths Nelson Hardware Co I g WM. NELSON, Manager. ! Main .Street, Grange Building, Hillsboro, 'Oregon.' J m mm .. m . s .m . mm mm m m t ..... .. Grand Railway Excursion! The Third Annual Excursion and Picnic Given by the Sunset Lodge, Number 130 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen To Portland, Sunday, May 31 .1 Trains will be run from-The Dalles on the Ov R. & NM and from Sheridan, "Monmouth, Iuigene and Coburg, on the Southern Pacific, and several boats frill be chartered to carry .the - large crowds of excursionists to Portland, where they will 1k entertained the entire day by first' class, whole some amusements. - HAWTHORNE PARK Situated on Hawthorne Avenue and East Twelfth, has been leased for the occasion. This park con tains an area of nine acres, is abundantly shaded by beautiful trees and shrubbery, hag within its confines a beautiful lake which is fed by overflow ing springs of purest water, and is an ideal place to spend a day of recreation. ' . The program of amusements consists of first class music, popular songs by talented quartets, trapeze and acrobatic features, and other first class attractions. This excursiou is given for the pur pose of obtaining funds to assist in providing re lief for sick and disabled railroad men and their families. You are cordially invited to come, bring your families and friends and spend a day of whole some amusement. Lunches and light refresh ments served "on the grounds. - Some of tlie Various Attractions Sensational Feats of Equipoise on the High Wire. Imperial Troupe of Royal Japanese Acro bats in all their Oriental Splendor. A company of Colored Jubilee Singers in Songs and Scenes from the Sunny South. Wonderful feats of Strength and Skill on Roman Rings. Marvelous Hoop Rolling and Juggling. Grotesque Acrobats Gymnasts and Funny Clowns. You will see all these and many others at the trainmen's Excursiou and: Picnic at Beautiful Hawthorne Park. Round trip Rates Including admis- m D1UU LU JT O.X A., ctll VV ttSIUUglUIl UOUUiy I rants $i.oo i - For further information ask any agent or write U. C Untcks, 2 Multnomah Block,. Port- Z laud, Ure. I wih lo H inouno . to my n'd cus'otrjere, and the genenil J public, that 1 liHve opnin-d my fhop and have nut in sevsrHl J imw equi(tiriPiit-i fur Imiidiing all kiifnYof Machine Work and Blacksmithing, t and carry a full line of machine supplies and yagon ma terial:' 8p;cial attention given to , . ;. Engine and Boiler Repairing All work done at . reasonable rates and' with proinpti.fHS. CORNELIUS MACHINE SHOPS J L. Q. Weidewitsch, Proprietor, Cornelius, Or. ' V.VV-4VVs'(5 Do You Pay More Than Once? Mf When ytttt bring your prescription t us you may bo confident, that it will lie filled accur ately with the lest quality of drugs, and that you will lie charged only what is reasonable for such service. We pay no percentage to any physician for his prescriptions. This is one reason why you obtain full value for your money at I HAILEY'S PHARMACY I : "As (.iooil (.oiuh van be bought u)- as link money A UnV can be sold ion" IS OUR MOTTO. The Delta Drug Store. PRINCE ALMO The Percheron Stallion Will mal e the Sa-asou of 1901, as follows: Mondays, .t K. J Ward's. (Jat,iu; Tn-sday fionn and night, at James II. Sewell's f inn, nnrilinrtft of Hills boro; Waduesdays, nt Krauk M ilcouiliV, West 'Uniim Fridays, at William Thornburgli', lUnks; Saiurdays and Sundays, at Cornelius ,V McYimcr Stable ami Vsrley's Feed Barn, Forest (lr.vp. Single Service, $5; Season, ' JS; To Insure, $12. ST. MICHAELS, A k-Hiiliful bay Trolling Stallion, sired by Prince Al mont, 2:1H; 10 hands; weighs 12(H); slso i stud at the above places. James H. Sewell, J. A. Johnson, Owner. Manager. I - J i P K . William "Scliulmcrifili, Farinington, Oregon 8 Breeder of A. J C C. Jersey Cattle of Leading Strains An 1H months old Jersey Hull fr ..I. .1...1 v, i Farminaton, Orandaon of Brown Bessie! Cham pin, CilW at C l CffO World's ITnir. 1 Kiiur of 'ipinn Jersey ...Poultry Yard... Also bus a fine lot of Ilarred Plymouth Bock Chickens for I sale. Breeding fowls are purchased from K. j j H(j( 2 whose chickens have won the moHt of the prizes at the Orai 2 Za K" ' I Hting. J mi m m m m mi m my m m m m m m m m m m m m m m Jl CITATION. , ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. IN Till COUNTY UOUUT I'F T.IK ktatis ok oumioN, ru WAHIIINOTON (JOl'NTY. In the iniiltiT f Ilia Kiiule Jiilm W. I.iiiiiiiKiii, ilet:iisei, To MrH. Hull Lniiiiiion, Dr. Clmrli'S I'. i"iiiinmi linn un iianitm iiiiiiri'Mlml In above (istiite, (irviitliiK: in llwi tifinif. rif Mi.. Utnli. AI'ltH........ " "" 'i 'ii'KUII, III Bre linrohy fltod snd requlri'il () uniipur In tin. rmnitv I'mii't fif IIih uii.....r for tlin County of WAHliliitoii, al the viiuri room iiiernoi,ui iinmrjoro, in tlm County of Wnslilniftou, on Mmidiiy, tlm 2Uti (Ih.v or Juno, IlKl.'l, at, 10 n'oluck In Mm rnVfiift.iii i.l fluil ilntr tli. hi ,n..l it ... "-""" " i "in'" nun IIITII1,U uliow ciiiiHfl, If any you iint, liy an or . dor of said Court should not bit niadii, 'HillioiiziiiK and dlrcctlni' the ihIiiiIiiIh- iinior oi nuki umiie lo Hi'll tlm rollowini real iiriiiicrl v belmiL'liiu to i.h min. ..T the Bull! .Illllll W. IHIIi: fill flutiutiuajl to-wlt: ' T.lll.H IllllllllflCllll nll(i Ml ftllil l.,rt o Hectlon Hnvnnli'Hii (I7 in T I N U 1 W i.riliBU'ili Mi... h, uiu.i.i ii , .. ... ...iK,(l, .yulllHV, Oreffou, an prayed lor In the titliii of in hiii iimar, iHluilllinMIMIir Ul HilHl 6H talc, mid IIUmI lioroln. Wit.llllMM. Din linn I.. A 11 1 I. ..I.... of ll in County Court of the Nlntii of (ir- K""i "or ni jimmy oi tVilHlilngtnn, Willi tllll Hfllll 111' Hlliil llfilli'l iifllv.,,1 H.l. Ulst day of May, A. I) IIMW. ' AHHMi: iii'iii. n. MOUUAN Chirk. Fresh fish 10 cents ner nound on Fridays and Saturday, at Cen tral Meat Mxrket tlreer keeps the only couhjIbIb stock of gaiden and field seeds in Hillsboro. ' Nolilic In lliiriiliy ilvilii Mint II,. i lKed ha. bWn. 5 l o tl .''ft o tin Wat. of llrwn. fuTwltt oiinly, .lulv aiol.id' ,, J," '.'f'" 1 bo eshile or Cyrn, llaco,, ".r"jf .; duly ,,ual tlrsl anil eiit.r.,1 J.X lls.ilmrK or hlM dull... as auoli. "r .re! fo re all pornons lmvIuK 0,ns airalnai ihS mtala are r,mrmi t,? ,,r,,,a .a ,i. to mo, with proour voi chers at ih i ome of (loo ll.'llHKh.y, rrtlffuSS oT 'K;.n, within nix n.ontl,;Vr, , K 0r- AllTlll'K IIACON. .Imli!ii,.,"tm,',r rf-r ynw Am., '". K. Henley. Ally for A.lmhilNlrsttor. Noilo . of Final Hon lenient. " Kimd, Adnir of tlm fNlale f OarlUin 'riM.ir. d,i-d, has II M l.lslluilH ' WiNh imtou ( ,tv H,lllH 0,",",1' hine IT 1 lm (!'7r!', ,,"",M,I MunKJf! ' in i ' ul ' "'irt lloom lit ' IMmIioi-o, Or.w.ii, at p, O'ol ok rl in., as lli.i t, and pla.'e for oiili.B objootlons to Nidd aoooiint aui ihaflnaf mthunon, r adinlnlNlriulon of ,M Jnty.um" "0r",!,,n- 'taUtdtv , , , K. X' IIAltlilNll, 0o. it. H(.yi Attorney fur AdmrT'. . . . i ,t r I-OHi: '22-repeater riflef SpeoJkll. t Tnken last Wednesday eve, prob--' ably by some young boy.l feMnV walk in North Hillsboro. Lw jt at Argus office and get reward.