The
VOL XI.
HILLSBORO, OREGON, APRIL 14, 1904.
NO.
lints,' Cuts I cw is & Clark
Appropriation.
SRNtIR I'OHUhS AMI HILL I'ASMi
futcipiUe will (irl fjjs.oou iilioiial
Aid. May be liicrrurd
The lli iu of I t'li'MkMiUlivM re
duced Hi" iv Clark AppKC
priatlon to tlTfi.lHX) and Hie bill
passed ly a lav vole. Tl e
ineaSur wa hi t tu thn Senate,
which funtuirted, rihI IVr I tml'it
big Fair will ui" I ll.nl amount to
kid ilt wo-k.
Tlil i I- lltnn llm Htate of
Oregon gave lb mlf tj.ricr, hut It
look a though It U all that
Washington will ' I'" Oienn
delegation in Cuogr Hs eeiiied
puarlt to make tlitt House see
th Importance f the nmueure.
An attempt will be made tu in
crease the amount before eiingrrt
adjourn, but it l not likely tu
bear fiuit
Ciinnrriw limy adjourn April 2H
l ull, tli Htatfl nf big families,
h deulared for H eMievell.
Seventy tliiou-aml iwople heard
tli Pop My Mil", Hi Horn, in
honor of Hi. Gregory, Huuday,
Mm F-Iuabelh ruiiiimcrvill. nf
I .in i) rounty, pitmen of ISM,
died at Albany, Sunday, aeel 78,
Yakima, Wash , undertakers,
wrnrrii'g mi price', lid to btry I lie
uMtr (U ml at on rout r burial.
Waller Mile, of Pacific Coll,;,
Nesbrr, " lb pmhibilion ora
torical din I eit prise Hi Philomath,
Friday nlglit
Colorado it atill having trouble
between lha miner nl the corpo
ration, ami tlm militia ami tit
laborer clash ev.'ry day or o.
The German foritM in S uthiri
Africa defeated tlm llereroa, Sattir
day, with three or four killml on
tlm German side.
A Chicago preacher declare that
Ilia women ruin tlm churches
Hlllll Oil shlltllll iie ami auk I III"
gentlemen where the church would
Le without tba women.
dram Ticket, of Vaucou- e, Sun
day waning llred live alwU at
Ulia. Hiank. He eopd. The
Tiukol woman mint le a tpi er
"ticket"
A great storm of snow, I.wl ami
bail passed over the initdl west .
em Half iHi-t Friday ami etc ck
auffaritd extremely. The blijUird
passed mi to tba state east of the
Miii pi.
Tlia Sullan of 'Parana, .f the
Moro, i badly tlelentrd by Gen
eral Wood, and bin fmoca arnllcrpd,
lat Wi't'k, with a I ona in tlm Amor
ioaiia nf two kilbd and twu woiiml
til i
llanry Mnlilrum, ( f Oritjon (Mv,
Monday lalftl not guilty In 21
count! in lb Frderal Court nt
l'orlland Middriini wita thn form
t aUhirnfy gniu'ral for Oii'Kmi and
be Ialndicled for allfKfil forgery.
Hcna'nr P.iltarann, of Colorado,
ooiitaniU tbut afli-r t.i'U Urfcinli.ir
the Cbiiif e law will have run it
couraa, and that wo iiiiihI Imve ad
ilitiiHinl liK'liilion if we iiru to
ktxp' tlm MoiiK'iliana out of tin
country, Many congrraHiiieu deny
thin ataliiH.
B. K NoMer, rx-poatmafli r nt
(;u(illll baa avail) 1oimi airiHicd
for nnlif7.li'iin)it and will lm triul
by the Unilul Hmioa court at
Portland Nnttlor ilnfaultcd in the
sum iif $1250 For amne nioutlip
Nnaler liui Itenn m Biding at Now
berR.' Madame Puiwp, a HttuHian wn
man, baa licen pfriniUed to enliat
In a CiiHMiok rrgiintint She ia 3,'i
yeari (if ago. a good liorHcwoniun, a
tine khot, ai d Bk tiled in ravalry
nianettvera. Blm kIhIch that there
are eimigh Hod Grots women and
nl.e wanta to tight,
A. W Blinn.l.a Cheba'ii tailor,
wan killed Sun lay, by a freight
train, lit and his wife were walk
ing oi the track when the I ruin
bore him down. NUikhI pushed
bit wile frnm the track aa linen
fine (truck him, Having her Hie, al
though she ia internally inju oil.
It ii reported Unit some one has
takf n the skin of murderer Harry
Kghert, of Halem, tunned it and
placed pii-oea on mile at tho capital
city. If thin be true the aubjiot
would be a lilting one for the edi
torial pen of eel i: or (Jot, and he
niht draw cotiipauMona on the
nimhldity of the Houlh, when black
wen are burned.
Win. Mrljiii-Hii, an anari'liini,
nat rriur and g ven biniM-lf up
in the flifiill id .I'MHiaii; ciiiinly. In
'.ete hi lUe yrain' eenient'e fir in
filing a riot at I'liti-rmii, N. J., in
Jinn', I'll1'.!. MiQiirmi any Iih whi
not n tpniiHlili. ( r lb" riot and
ImI milliiiig to dii wil It iui i n g the
be Irotibli'', n n'l Hint lie Hill bint
nil, if poHnihle, tie alain no hi
iininn
I'.U'ke ('.K-kran, the New York
Ciingieniiiiittn, in a ip.eeli, Hmiir
tUv, ll clarml ll e limine nf 11. pre
mil Htiv.-M waa 1 ii g ciikU and
that it bid tinei'dMl ila con
HtiMitional ligbta to itav exei iiiive
li.l, nf I't nnaylvaiiia. made a
piriel reply, but nf the two
e 'cln i. C.M'k rini'n aremed to have
KMiuttl the eympntiiy of the galler
na.
A I (.albralth, manager nf the
Pi'iteka mine, at Denver, coufeHcea
bat he thot hia wife and little
child, Maicb 9 Kach wn Khot
ibroiigli Hie bead, (lalbraith ia
now in jail on a Hiurg of uiiap
prnpriHiii'g the fn ml of the com
pany. Mr. Bolkln, of Han Franciaco,
baa agitin onvieied of vend
ing pniaoned candy to Mm Dun
ning, lb wife of a in an who wait
Maid to have been infaltiatid with
ib former. The trial baa coal the
atata of California I.WMKi. The
crime waa oouiinilted in l l.S.
An Indian woman near IIiMpiiam,
Waah , gave birth l twini and the
Medicine KlnotuhuiBna are in a
grant alate of txcitemunt Yearn
a(i lliia would have been conaider-
d a disgrace and the little one
would have been kilh d.
The United Htatee Geolcgical
Hmvey ha reported a coal and oil
field in Alenka, cin'i,'Uoun to Con
Iroller Hay, embracing an area of
H.ri equare milea. The coal i more
biiuum mi than anthracite. j
File Canadian governinent ha
given auMiiaiice that it will nulmi
.li.e a railroad to the Alaakan gold
fleld jul aa on a the company
pula up a good and nulticient guar.
auty that it will conatruct and
nerate the line. -
Salem had a big acare Haturday.
Two tramp were ncted of try
ing to dynamite the walla of the
penitentiary and elh-ct a priHon da
livery. The tramp made their ea-
cape and it wa thought one of
Ibein carnrd a package of dynamite.
Tiltaiiiotk baa cloaul all the
Kaloi i an lar a alot machine and
gambling are ooucrucd. The wave
ia nnt nf moral nature, but i the
result if bitter fading engendered
by the recent primaries.
The cnnciia bureau nw culinmlei'
the pnpuUtioii of the United State
at eii h y nullum Una eatimate
ih-eH nut incliidrt Alaxka or our
Philippine "aubjecl:'
A Rpecial car containing CI
Indian, on their way eaet to nee
i he Pitxidtnt, waa einanhed near
MaywoiMl, Illim in, lai-t week, and
ilueo Hro killml and twenty
wounded.
Rmnda will have oO.fiOO men in
Manchiiiin by the middU nf May
The Jap will call on their Roldiery
to a lika amount, it iieceeanary, n
the governinent aiya.
Allreil Hurad, in a quarrel over
a boundary line eh it bit neighher,
ICiUard Kimball, wiih IhmIhIioI
I I cy live in AUea valley, It nlon
county.
Five dead and twf nty injured i
tho remit of a wreck of a Santa
Ibirbara atreet car, Sunday. The
wreck waa due to a defeat in the
brake,
The Arcbbiehop of Mnah, Ar
menia, ha been arreetml at Con
Ktaiilinnplc. The Sultan eurely
nae but little of the milk of kind
net a.
Colombia baa not yet filed her
appeal in the coitit which ilecid d
that Panama could aell the canal
to the I'liilul State.
Col, Chaa. It. Page, a noted turf
man of Philadelphia, died at that
city, Sunday.
Jeffries and Jack Monroe, the
Hutte miner, will (Witt in San Fran
oiecn, Rome time next month.
Senator Matt Quay, the old
PeniiHylvanian, ia reported very
ill.
LOCAL and COUNTY
The highest market price paid
(or butter and egga at Greer'a.
A. C. Shute brought out hie
handsome new While automobile
last Sunday, making tho run out
from town without any mishap.
The machine ia a atearaer, and i
a beauty. )
Father Hendriok, a Catholic
mbl"nery, and who ia preachiag
to tu u Catholics, gave lectures at
Forest Grove laat week, and is this
week at iieaverton. Next week he
will be at Uillaboro.
AM) ioifflllfcLs
Took Strychnine a nd Txpircd
Leaving a note.
PIIILUI'S It AS AX ExumiExr
Moraik'ii Wife llcaeitnl hi in Tuesilay,
anil He Suiciilin Friuay,
ipoeiliun.
Joseph Mor,,ck, nged about fifty,! Otir spring HiP Bre arriving,
and a (i-rmui. ri liit near'"'1 M,,T '' " buy you should
ii i . . : i i i . , . i.i . . ci ine in an I look over our iiiaifiiifl
III. I, i pa, euicnli"! 1 it week l,ui'e. ... ,., J
,. !, . , , , .. , cent lino. N e carry the (ir,et
In wife had .bxeris l him. I"l J ,Jllaity nd sell you for the leant
Friday h waa found dei l i;i hi monev II. Wclirung it Sons.
home bv F. Heltgi-t, a ueinlihor v u t i i 1 1
,, . , , ,. , , Sonn Job. one of our old time
Murark formerly lived at ( rout-j j.i,,,, ttru w10 for yrt )ivej
dale, ami, nb uit live ye:im ao he just west of the lung bridge, ha
married a Mra. Alwyn. Six monlh 1 returned after a winter' vii.it in
ago they moved into Phillip sec-1 Tul"w nl.1 I'lr eountiea, where
.. , , , . ,. , he bus a siater atul a brother. Mr.
ton,.,.d mad,a,iumb..roffr.endiJo) MJf
there. Mr Morack had a win, ami ; Waahingion county Mtcr than the
be visited them recently, and when : land of (lowers,
be departed 'I'll' -dnv of lnetweek,!
the mother aecnu'ipanted liim ! ,. If yillir''y nt to aee a fine
This seeimd to piey on Mora. k' '". e of nh' l11"1 cornft " Rmi 8fe
mind, and be told some nf hi ; ','' 1 hiiv recently unpacked
friend that ' il was all IT with 'm J"r n' Um for women;
him " On Fridav Frederick Sett- for cliilJren, and some of the
east went to M,.rcka hm.se t,r'
make a friendly , call nd foiiml
him de id. On the table mi ft
..... . .
atryotiiiine iml'Je. ami a note, kav-1
ing no doubt as to suiciib !
SherilT Sen ell and Coroner Large ative of C. Wafer, have received
went tu the Morack lmme.'but it ' word that II. Iaely, uncle, Wineg
wa deemed not i ecesa.i ry to Ik Id ' burg, Ohio, died a few davg airo.
an inquest i
In the note lTl on the table Mo-
rack asked forgiveness f,.r dui-ing j
hia fellow neigbb its so much trou-!
hle. i
SAMUEL'GALQRE ATH WINS
ft r,Sc
t
It in an ill wind that Wowi no one good and for ooce a dental of
fu't brings -nol hu-k. Sa'micl f.altireaili, a well known citizen of
Tualatin, lait Saturday drew a prize consisting of a hamlsouie gas
oline launch. Mr. Ualhreatli was a prtron of Dr. It K Wright,
the Portland dentist,, with parlors at 341 Washington Street, and
who h been giving coupons to hia cuslouifrs and Gslbiealh held
the lucky ouinlier, having the choice of the launch or f no cash.
Perhaps Mr. Oallirealh can lie induced to bring his launch to
the upper Tu .latin, to he can give hia many friends a pleasure tiip.
ELECTED MAYOR OF CORNELIUS FOR THIRD TERM
Thomas Talbot, recently elected Mayor
of Cornelius, waa liorn in Kiiglamloii
August j, IH44; he came to the United
Stales with hia parents In 1X56, locating
in I.a I'or e county, Indiana. lieu he
was iB year of age, he hail charge of a
section on one of the main rnilronils run
ning out nf Chicago. In I8T4 he left
home hound for Australia by way of San
l'rauclnco, I'pon reselling San Fran
Cisco, however, he found lie did not
have money aultieient to pay his passage
to Australia, and cyme up to Oregon.
He immediately secured work with the
It C. R R afterward the Southern l'a
cific and tor 1 venrs had charge of a
track (leparlmeut in the vicinity ol Cur
nelius, making thut little city hia home
during all of anid time, and was after
ward ticket ngejit at Cornelius, After
two yeata' service he retired from active
service and retired altogether from active
work.
A man of economic habits, he ac
quired considerable property, to which"
he Is now giving his personal attention,
being the largest pronertv-owner wi hin
the city limits. He was elected a councilman after the incorporation of
the city, and in 1899 was elected tnavor for the first time. Iu I902 he
served a second term, and is beginning his third term iu that houorabie
position, having been elected without opposition.
Pope can pleasa you in work and
prion, Call and see. "
While Minorca egga, 50 cents
per setting of 15 MrB J. II. Hum
phreys, Hilleboro.
Mrs Dora J. Elliott, of Ktnton,
lias gone to Kiona, W'ush,, to re
side for the Buramor months.
Groceries, tba most complete
stock and sin pie lines, at II. Weh
rung & Bona.- Agents for hard
wheat flour, Byer's Best, Liberty
Bell and lUiser. We pav the
higheBt price for farm produce.
It coHtH you nothing to come and
see.
I.mliea' n-ady iinde akirt at II.
'.Velirut'g it Hon".
On I Jck Jr.nf the Shute lUnk,
jieiit Sunday wild hi parents, at
Farnrnctfiii.
Mr, J. II. Dotuil Ihoii returned
Hnturdny evening from a viit with
Mra, C. L. limkii, at Sauvici.
lalend.
Tom Word, well known in Ililla
bnro, tnny be the next democratic
nominee for eherilf in Multnomah
county: Should he l.r nominHUd
he will make a Htroug race for the
'' '""'IT' utoiwear
' in1 'ml w ""'' ome in
;" for youralf-and you will
Liiv. linnlj
' r'
Win. and Marie Ilochstetler, rel-
Mr. Iaely waa a prominent politi-
cian, and served in tho Ohio leai-
t u re. He taught school many
year in Holmes countv. after er-
vice in the Civil War.
FINE GASOLINE LAUNCH
RATHBONE SISTERS' DANCE.
The Rathbone Sisters, Phoenicia
Temple, of this city, will give a
dunce at the Opera House, Satur
day evening, April 16. Walkers
orchestra will furnish the music
and a splendid lime is expected.
Refreshments will bo served, for
which an extra charge will be
made. Tickets, $100. Everybody
is invited. .
Mrs. L. M. Beobe, of Foreat
Grove, visited in Hillsboro this
week.
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FOUR YEARS FOR LEE.
Judge MeBride Monday sentenced
JstnetO. I.ee to serve four yei;
in the Oregon penitentiary, being
nonvicted of the charge of stealing!
fiealffn m Beij I', tln in Novem-;
ber, l'.)2. le' attorneys, Henry j
Mctiinn, of Portland, and II T. j
I'ftgley, HiHidmto, movfil for a
new fiat, andaeked for a reriifi-j
ca:e of probable cause; and forai
atay of pme-eilinea until appeal
could ba lerfected, all of which
wa denied. Counsel state that
they will at once ppeal to the
Supreme Court, asking tor a cer
tificate of cause, and tber exjiect
o have the matter thd within a
ft-w days. Iee' wife ciu.e down
from the ranch Sunday and rhe is
uiing every endeavor to get free
dom for ber husband. The de
fendant will doubtles remain here
in the county jail until the
.Supreme Court acts on the matter,
unless the petition i tardy.
In passing sentence on Lee,
Judge MeBride said: "I am not
giving you the full extent of the
sUtule, but sufficient to cause you
to remember that law must be ob
served. For many year you hsve
been before this court on some
charge of petty thieving, and there
have been lime when a trial has
cost the county hundred of dol
lars. i ou have been the cause of
much diffusion in your neighbor
hood, and I can not think you have
been the subject of unjust persecu
tion. It i the judgment of the
court that you serve four years iu
the elate penitentiary at Salem.''
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
N'oliee is hereby given that under
the law, frnm this date, a penaltv
of ten per cent must be added to ail
taxes where halt hag not wen paid,
and that w hea said tax is paid, the
county must, under the law, collect
one per cent per month internet on
the tax. J. W. SEW ELL,
Sheriff and Ex-Jlicio Tax Collector
for Washington County, Oregon
Dated at Hilltdioro, this 4th dav of
April, V.m.
Card ol Thanks.
The undersigned desire to thank
their many friends for the many
kiiidnr BM-s ami sympathy tendered
us during our recent bereavement,
the death and burial of Mrs. Ter
rell.
August Kempin and Wife,
Victor Lamhott.
Glencoe, Ore., April 9, 1504.
Dr. F. A. Bailey has resigned as
health otlicer for the county and
the County Court has appointed
Dr. s. i. Isailey to succeed bim.
Hetman Dethlefp, of Dilley, and
a son of John Dethlefs, died at the
family home, Sunday, April 10.
Ueceasid was aged 19, and was
well known and popular in and
around hia home section.
Some one permitted two black
pups to follow them from the Kel-
say place north of town, laH week.
D. P. Corren. of the Hare ranch,
desires them returned at once, or
he will make trouble for the partie.
W. G. Hare, son of W. P. Hare,
who is attending school at Ann
Arbor, has just attaine d oratorical
honors in his Class societies.
Three judges awarded him tost
place, ad agreeing in their judg
me nt.
The old oak treo prostrated in J.
W. Morgan's yard during the re
cent gale, is an old landmark and
is well remembered by the oid pio
neers. When iin W. Wood
came here in 1S51 the oak had
been struck by lightning, and some
travellers had trimmed ofl'some of
the lower limbi for firewood. The
tree bad very slow growth owing
to the lightning incident, and
looked about the same the day he
fore it fell as it did when Mr. Wood
pulled into the county.
The Nelson & l ed sawmill, sit
uated north of Glencoe, has com
pleted its contracts and, having
equipped the mill with the moBt
modern machinery in the market,
will this seuson cut for the trade
Their mill is located in one of the
finest timber belts in the North
west, and their lumber is of the
finest in the market. Give them a
call if you have an order. It will
receive prompt attention. We
manufacture all kinds of moulding.
Nelson & Reed, Glencoe, Ore.
Circuit court opened late Mon
day morning and all because C
E. Ilunyon, court reporter, had no
chart of the Washington county
highways. Early in the morning
Mr. Runyon, his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Allen and Judge
MeBride. started from Portland to
Hillsboro in Mr Runyon's White
auto. When' they arrived at the
Perkin'B place, instead of keeping
to the right he went towards Farm
ington, and was soon stuck in a
huge raudhole. This delayed them
several hours and it waa nearly
noon when they made this city.
Our Spring Millinery Excels
Any line ever brought to HillsWo. Years of exper
ience in buying, and a constant study of the modes
give us results that are bound to please the ladies.
We can give you the latest styles at prices that can
not and are not duplicated. Best values for the money.
MRS. L VROOMAN, Hillsboro
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H I. n Tmi'CTCV
HOUSLEY A EMMOTT
Successor to O. Koch
SECOND STREET MEAT MARKET
Fine stock of Peef, Pork, and
Mutton always on hand. Home
made sausage, lard. Finest of
- Bacon, etc. : : : ;
KOOHO rKZT
. WE BUY AND SELL LAND
W msmmm
One door west ol Bank,
BICYCLES!
Rambler, L ffl. and Colum
facycle W) Wheels
RACYCLE, the Best Wheel on Earth!
We keep nothing but Standard Wheals and sell on easy terms.
Buy a bicvele but come in and see ours first and get our
terms. Full line of sporting goods. Skilled workman for repairing.
Best Equipped Repair Shop in Town
E. R. DAILEY, Main
OREGON JR.
The fine 3-year-old Stallion 7-8 PercK
eron. Sired by Oregon, will Stand the
Season of 19Q4
Monday at Carl Kruger's farm. 4 mile east ot Philltpa, 11 a. tn.
until Tuesday at 8:00 a. 01. Tuesday at J. J. Kuratli'i farm, 1 mile
south of Phillips, 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. Wednesday at owner's
home, I mile northwest of Cedar Mill. Thursday on call. Fri
day at John I'ierson's, 1 mile south of Reedville, Baseline road, 10
a. m. to 4 p. ni. Saturday and Sunday at owner's hqjne.
Oregon Jr. is a finely built horse, 17 hands;
good action, fine disposition; color, dark steel dap
ple gray, nearly black; weight, 1600.
TERMS: Single Service, $t; Season, f 7; Insurance, 510.
Care to prevent, hut will not he responsible for accident.
J. A. Vandehey, Cedar Mill Or.
WALL PAPER
W. 0. Donelson's New Line of Paper just arrived. Ile-
canshow the, finest line ever brought to town. All the latest deign
direct from the Eist and his prices are tha lowest iu the county. Step in '
and look it over before making a selection. Also a full line of all kinds of
Furniture, Carpets, Matting, Rugs
Art Squares.
IN FACT ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE
WA nrVLiri a?VI Cor. THIRD and MAINE STS.
. 0, D0NELS0N ,. 0. o. r. mmm
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T tj t-vm Ml
hillsboro, omtvom
If you want to sell your land list your farm
with us. We have a larger list of intending
purchasers thn n any other office in the coun
ty. Here is the place to sell your property.
F. M. HEIDEL
Hillsboro, Ore
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BICYCLES!
St., op. Tualatin, Hillsboro