HILLSBORO ARGUS, MAY 26, 1904.
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A Resume il' the l.vi;Ulativc
11 Gmiitv (.'undid. iIcm.
ASKIXC, l 1 II K VoriiKV MIT'OKf
K LM of Crctliljli'c nml W'ni I In Sum-
lllllH Slhllt ll.
Tim I'nimi hDiniui'i h mi tlin li'nl
live and county t ii ki t am well
known ritui'im nnd iit'niiaiiiti'd with
the. majority if niir county' votim,
hut liir the briii'lit of Hit new arri
vals Tim A ruin n,-niu ptilrinhi-A th
llcki-l nml the iiinli!ii:iiiiiihn iif the
various ii in 1 1 1 1 1 1' t-f :
ffiir Sriuiinr
JailSrti It. ?Vivi-ll, the I'ni.iii candi
dal fur Ft tit fit imlnr, ii well
known ivtr WaHhingtuu county.
lli in mi -Ii-iihvi hti.il owner,
having 7oo mrm iiitriheiisl nt,' Hills
boro, nml a 10 soro In pynrd. lie
it ilxti lrciiiilir of Nt th 1 'ut i fir
City Wnrk
Mr. Si-we 1 1 ii riiliTiriniii;, pro
gressive, and puh'ii- fpiril'il. Ki
two yrnr Im hai iii'livflv t ry -illg
In Internal 'uiii.il iii llii irn
pod Portland llillcimro -Forest
llrgyo eWtiie line, nivini? the pro
jret Brent elcnl of t i n time.
Ue Wlievea in educ-itum, unil i
at Jirenent educating lit sun at tia
Oregon Agricultural l'oll-g.., aid
hai a limit litrr nltci.t!ii:n I'icilic
University.
Mr, StnrrH III eve that legis
lator i-iittuli) 1 reprex ntiitivti f
th ioili ruilicr lli in it tliot.it r.
and if elected lie will iuhKm v r
ppwible effort t truly represent lib
oonr-titumicy, lU in iiuntwtrihy
and capable, nml will pno n faith
ful servant of the entity's l-t
inlt"tHH.
!! Till liopi'l'SIMItlltiMM
William Tucker, n pi.iincr of
lS'iii, of Reave; tun, lice In on intro
duction lO tllM t'0lt ofWllshlllg-
ton county. For many yi-nr he
hat resided hern ami Iiim lii-tury i
an t-pcti book. He ban tho cniinc.)
of bin conviction and Iif i n mii
tr In liovrr in iooil p ri iimciii,
J (ih n I.. Smith, of i'u h 1 1 . i n , t n
itwliiill man. iiinl ix lu-itvily in
vfreneii in mh mtuou. iii win
ualia every ull'urt to pivn tin coun
ty a (foiil rttturn for tlifir cmiii.
dmfl, If elected.
At .fur -Mr. Si'hulu.i rlrh, tlmt
Hflifleuuin lias bin virtvi r.xpn hm' I
Id an article, mi iiiiollicr pi; in
thin imir.
, Koc t'oiini) Clerk
tTr S. Wt Rtln rrpil, I bo Union
nOHiinee fur county clerk h -ll
known nil over ib'i c mnty. i'lii'if
U lint Oll'i weird tlmtniu Im m il
agahiKt Mr. Wcatlu rrtirii iUiililicu
tioni. Ilniso'ieif tlm lnt tuli
tiA ' idoii in llui ciiiinty lor llic
ioitinn. Mr. Went berred 'h pop
ular and worthy, nml tlm nuiuin i
tinu'tmnm ln bini liiitolicitcl. Now
thai be la In tlm rm-c, be In out for
tbe election. The Ar!iu l i'cu it ke
a good word for Mr WViuhrn.-d,
and even bin cummin iVoin n politi
cal Htiniilpniiit can h.iy iiotbing
agaiiiHt biin.
' " , Kor siicrilV
John' W. Soweil has iiuulo one of
thH bent eburills that W'arliinlim
comity t-ve-r bud, nml Iuh (hi'ihIs
inriiited upun bin Inking Uio noiiii
nation this yciir. Mr, Howell in
popnlar, Iiiih to dctrtotorn, is iv
capable und eHli'int ollicer ami bin
name in'a HuHiciunt nnnranli h that
wheni fleeted lie will coiit'muo tho
ofllce'ln u mnnnef Cut iff ictory to
the 'trrxjmyrrn 'of every fIiiuIh of
political belief. No one ncil re-
!;ret a vote fji ven to Mr, Sew nil, for
ie j deflerviii(f, and nu riu all tbe
oonfldence that ft' people enn be
atow upon n camliiiiUi) fur public
favqi.
J ' ,. KOI' I'OlllllliHSiolU'l'
Wm.' IlitincliuaiHi, tlm Union
lion'dnre ' far cuniniieiiititr, in n
native of Uermnny, coming to
America twenty yeaiB nn, Ho
baa -reeided succeBiivcly nt loreft
tlfiivej'dalee L'teck, and Pillny,
having a dairy end fiuit fnnn ut
the.'Uttur pluco, Mr. Ilnnii liiianii
- Ih thowiunbly Anieiioan, nml tiikos
aniclive inteiu-t in nil that per
taiiiB to AinericfiniHiii. Ho in i-liir-dy.
xelinble, iiiduetrioim. ami hits
good executive nliilUy. lu pledKen'
lilnmilt to give tlm couniy a cood,
clean, phicticnl, eirvico, in ctisa bo
ia elected to the odieo. He Iiiih
many German fi tends all over tho
L- A till
county who can testify to bin rcu
iiiiie worth, ni.d a vote for biin will
not In' in it. p' utrcd in any way.
Koi' I iiriiiirr
lr. W. I. Via, iIki Union noini.
lion for coroi er !h a widl known
I'oro-t llrovti pbyniriau, w be-rit lie
lnt pnii'tiifd fur ye-arf. Ifeleclfd
tluTt in no doubt but what be
would cmidiK't lint nllicH iconoiiii
ctlly and in the into ett of the tax
payer.
Km' Ki'lmol hiipt-i'iiiti'iuli'iil
Mr. A. L. TboiiiHa, the Union
i'iimliilitt for n'lioul Kiipxiiiitfiidi'iit.
ii tint uf WaibiiiKton counly'a mio
cenfful leiicbi'ra. An to iualitlra
tiniiM, Mr. 'l'lioiuiiri bat that wide
i xperiein tt ai t) educnlinn that will
nitke ban an ideal H'hool ollicial.
There i no eloubl whatever but he
would curry on the work of the of
lice in a inditnl hi manner, and in
n way that would niloiind to the
credit of our rchiiole. At present
Mr Tlioinaa in enured in teach
Ui(i at (iiHlon, where he ia 'ivin(f
eiiiiiient atif ictiiio. A voitt for
him would be a vote for efficient
m liiit l liiaiiuKeinent,
It ie butty day then timet elown
to the city power botiHt I). B
liitufoiter htta jiiHt fm in bed layinu
i'1'lirceln for the foundation (or the
new ennine ar.d one aim), for the
dynatn ie. Too new em-jine will
be liitmiited in a very few dayf
nml tbe machinery ehifted, and
then, no far nn the power ia con
certttd, HilUboro will hnve one ol
the Iii t f. pl.uitH in thu Northwenl.
Ciot.itlriiu tbe fi.H of the town
All thin ik or urn' biiicry wns necete
rv. owiuK to t lie fnall cupncity
of the old boiler, enciiiH ai.d elyna
inoee. It will nifhii heavier taxa
tion, of cotiiKt, but in (Im long run
it in eci noiny.
I )o you know about Jereey cat
tic? We eifl.-r i ft w choicely bred
yrtirhi'K hulU from our faniotin
1 1 it I Fein Jercey llrnl, ul rpeo
ally reduced pricee, to make room
tor next crop of younut-U'M. We
will i(ive yoti valuable po'iiletH on
Jercey etoek. Keller writ'- ua to
tiny for pricea on hull, and tell ua
the kin I of niiimal you deire.
Addreta l' 1C McKldowney, Stlpl.
I.mlil'e Kami, I'Jbtt Milwaukee Ave,
i'orlleiiil, Urn.
J. W. llrown, the ow ner of Ore
tou, the black regintereil I'ercheron
ntallion, It-it vi tbe Unt of the week,
(or Chehnlia Valley, WbhIi., where
Iih wi l plaow tb hore in aervice.
I'liie mauiliceiit horcn baa aotnc of
the liin'itt colt in the county and
many who have bred lo him will
n'Rret bin removal. A. Uni
cornis eif lit'lbtny, who hat a fine
coll out of thia forte, waa in Tuea
il'iy, bavinn a photo of the young
eier taken, to give Mr Krown a
nouveiur of UriK'iu'H e ffupring to
take itlniig with him to hie new
held.
Tbe Hillfbnrn (irrenboiiHe, Mrt.
A-inea Uauipbi'l!, proprietrcHH, ban
la-en thorotii(blv overhaub'd, nml
put in Hhapc She Ii im on baud a
nice lot of cut lloweta for decora
I ions. Aim a fine lot t f late cub'
bane plaiite. Seventh A Fir, llitls-
b.iro
(Vn-itil Comm.li tier J II. (iralx-l
ft -i lea that the Woodmen of I'ort
lilli'l will htibl llnvt'ilin,-, of Inoini
u eittie ct reinonie at ihe Mariunm
fin litre, on Siioday, .I iiiih f). IIiIIh-
iioroa in nip . (i. w , will lie
ri'pii ht'itli d by u iiumbe-r of the
inemb . ra. Among the deceaneil
ineiiihi-rN tvbtoc monumi'iiti will
be unveiled at the I'oitlitnd nu'etitij
in thill of Janper Harmon, who
watt buried at l.ona Kir, laat Nov
i iiiIht, anil w ho nat a member of
the Hiliabitro Umnp.
A. S. Sholea commenced clearing
fur the brick bank building, next
door enst of lite Wchiung brick,
ycHlerday moriiiii).', and foundaiion
work cummetu'ea at oned. The
new Imililii g will have a frontage
ol f t't, and will be sixty feet in
ib pih. Tho structure will bo com
pleted ami lendy fir occupancy be
fore next Kail. The brick ia ex
pected in n very few elays. nnd will
he here by tbe lime the concrete is
laid lor the wall foundations.
1). A II 15'iilev attended the lit
lie daughter of Mr. Kinder, of near
Cornelitta, the first of the week, and
extrnctid a eliver that bud entered
underneath the linger nail, panned
on under the entire length of the
nail, and protruded nearly aa fur
iih the lirnt joint.
Tho Pharmacy HofifBhment
Parlors nnd noda fountain is now
open to the public, and a first-class
caterer, in tho person of Mr. Cum-
mines, ih present to lix you one ot
tho lineal soft drinka that was ever
dispensed in the city.
Henry (Jen was in town from
McMinnviUo tbe (lrnt of the wetk,
ami cava that the farmers on Wap
nto will hn Home tinin scading yet,
iih water is still over n portion uf
the lake,
The fine residence of John Doth
lefe, of near Dillcy, camo near be
ing destroyed by tire thia week. A
private water system paved nil but
the roof, which wan badly damaged.
Henry Smith nnd Fred OlHon
leave this evening for (Joldendale,
Wash., to attend the bedside of Mr.
Smith's sister, who is reported
very ill.
Preaching services nt the Congre
gational Church next Sunday,
morning and evening. All are
cordially invited.
Call for Wnsco Mills hardwheiit
Hour, the finest for baking. For
sale bv John Dennis.
rlFrKENTIi ANNUAL
Will
he Held nt (Jaston on
Thursday, June 2.
SI'LKMlll) TIME IS ANTICIPATED.
ExtrnHivc I'rograni ia Prepared. There
Will lc Morning and Evening Station
The Fifteenth Annual Sunday
School Convention of the associated
Sunday School a of Washington
County will he held at (iaaton on
Thuraday, June 2, and a large at
tendance ia expected. The pro
gram fur the day fo'lowi:
eoHF.MlON
lo oo Iievotioml Service!, Rev. J. Day
lo lo Atldrrmt ol W elcome
It. X. Harding
lorao KetponM Rev. W. C. taut
10 Jl KcporU of Olltceit.
lo:j v- Kepoiti of Schools.
1 1 :LTi C'tirUUan Kndetvor March
Illttiche Howiuati
1 1 :y Reading of the Comtitution.
II :j' The Sunday Kcbooltul Miuiom
Rev. J. A. II. Wu'.tke
1 1 :4'i Dioctitie B.
1 1 :s,S AtttuiDtitif Comutitteei. Mutic.
Adjourninrnl.
A KTF.a NetOM
l oo I'nite Service Rev. B.irlxr
I :lo Report of Committee!.
I :io l-.ln tioii of Ollicer.
I :jo The liillunice of Sundar School
I'pon the C'ofliiiiuoity . ,
Kev. I;. 1'. .inimeruiaa
1:4c Ditcnuloo.
l:jo-The MihUI I'.ipil
Jin I. J. Raymond
j:oo IliaciiMtiHta.
J:iti The Model Teacher,
Mr. H. O. Ciaudall
1 Jo- DitruMion.
j:o-Snlo Mitt Jriinie Oreer
:jj The Model SiterintrndeiiU
Mn. C. W. Cady
4'l IlllCUinioK.
2 ofi-The Model Sunday School
Ilenlou Bowman
i:o.r Dia -nation.
3: i.V The Home liepartuietit
Mrs. Jot. Council
3 i' DiKumion.
j:jo-Thc Craille Roll
Mm. W. K. Tliorue
3;35--I)ic"ion. Mutic. Adjournment.
kvknim;
7:yt l'rayer and I'raine.
7:45-Recitation Mils l.eua Parker
SS Swcial Mutic. Slo Ity W. T.
I'lelcher
S: Addreat The Teacher and Hit
Opportunity Prof. Ii. I,. Batet
HrI "laical he the Tie."
Ilencdiction. Muaic.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Memorial services will lie held in
the Congregational church Sunday,
at 1 1 :M a. in , under the auspices
of the G. A 11. and W. It. C . Rev.
Kdward Curran preaching the ser
mon. The Post and Corps will
meet at their halls at 10 o'clock
ami march to the church in aboily,
the Veterans meeting in the Weh
rung IU11, and the Corps in the
Odd Fellows' Hall. The menibeis
of the various churchee, all the (J.
A It. nnd the Corps are invited to
tbe services
On Monduy the (J A. R. and
Corps will decorate the graves of
Veterans at the cen.etery, with rit
ualistic exercises, and tho following
eleatl will lie hoi ored with floral
tributes:
Henry (J. Segar, C. K. 7th Reg
P. M Dennis. Co. I), .".d Iowa In.
J.N. Ferris, C. A, 28th Infl.
M. W. Rose, Co. I. HUh Iowa.
(Tins. Una en, Co. K, 22nd Iowa.
Win Annans, Co, I, i) Iowa Cav.
(1. Kifhburn.
Jas. McCulloch, Co. K, 51 U. S.
C. T.
Comrade Hiuria.
King S Whitlow.
A C. Street, Spanish War.
Huston Wajigener, Co. (J, 15th
Iowa
John Phillips, Co. F,2d U.S. In.
W m. llrown, Mexican ar
Asa Williams, Indian War
Samuel Williams. Indian War
CIihs. Stewart, Seminole Indian
War.
Wm. Reeves, Indian War.
(Jrorge Sigler, Indian War.
AT THE STATE GRANGE.
Tho Thirty First Annual meeting
of the State Orange is in session at
Corvallia this week, with the fol
lowing delegation from Washington
county: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Flint, ol 8cholls;Mr. and Mig J.
C. Schulmerich, of Banks; Mr. and
Mrs. W. II, Boyd, of Beaverton.
The Washington county delegation
is well represented on the commit
tees, aa tollows:
Finance Mrs Ruby Boyd; Good
of the Order W. II. Boyd, Bearer-
ton and Mrs. A. II. Flint, scholls;
ICducatioii Mrs. A. B Flint; Agri
culture J. C. Schulmerich, Banks;
Resolutions J C, Schulmerich;
Mileage Mrs. Ruby Boyd; Argi-
culture College A B. Flint,
Scholls, and W. II Boyd; Good
Roads A. B. Flint; Dormant
Oranges Mrs, Minnie Schulmer
ich, Hanks.
Master of the State Orange, B
(J. I.eedy, of Tignrdville, is also
present at the meeting.
Mr. Leedy was again elected
Master of the Slate Orange, and
Mrs. Ruby Boyd, of Beaverton, was
elected Ceros, and Austin Buxton,
of Forest Orove, a member of the
Executive Committee.
At the close of the exercises last
evening the delegates were tender
ed a banquet, Dr. James Withy
combe, of this county, and now
vice-director of the Agricultural
College, acting as master of cere
monies.
Olives in bulk at Greer's.
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. ('arsons
were in tbe city from .Manning
Tuesday.
Buy your seeds at Oreer's and
save money.
The ladies of tbe Christian
Church have decided not to use the
courtyard, election day.
All kinds of garden ami field
seed at K. II. Greer's.
Meadames ltebenstein and Wood,
of Portland, were out Sunday, the
guests of Grandma Mary Wood.
Just received, a swell line of new
hats, at Mrs. L. Vrooinan.
To lease on shares, 2S head of
breeding ewes Jno. A. Hobbs, J
wi'le weat ff long bridge on Base
line road.
Stylish, dressy and neat thia is
the line of hats you will find at
Mrs. Vrooman.
Mrs. Kdith Morris, of Portland,
has lieen a gueat of relatives, the
Wanna, at Ilillsboro and Farming
ton, for a few days.
Union Memorial Day services
are announced to be held in the
Congregational Church 011 Sunday,
May 2!l, at 11:00 A M., Rev. Edw.
Outran officiating as speaker.
A horse belonging to Willie An
derson, eaat of town, was cart in
Ins stall a few nights sgo ami
strangled himself before discovered.
We carry the swellest line ol
gentlemen' and ladies' dres-t shoes
lo be found in llm town. Come
and see them, at Dennis'.
W. F. Bellnod, an old time
printer, and who has one if the
prettiest 1 title places in the Ceilnr
Mill section, was in town yester
day, and made The Argus a social
tall.
For sale, at a bargain: A 10 II.
P. engine in line shape; also a 10
II. P. upright boiler, and a traction
wood saw. W.J. Benson, r.eir S
P. depot, ilillsboro.
Ernest Haas, who is holding
donn a position in his brother's
drug store, at Salem, spent the
week with his parents at Wes
Union. Mr. Haas says that Wash
ington county crop prnspccs are
away ahead of Mai ion s.
Party has fine standard piano
elegant case and finish, which he
will sell at a bargain, or trade for
disirable real estate or tersonal
property. Inquire at Argus office
lor name.
Tie Argua has receive 1 notice,
through the clerk's illice, that
some one has been tearing down
election notices east of here prob
ably the work of boys. There is a
heavy penalty attached to this ot
fense and offenders had better de
sist in the future.
The Carstens Bros, sawmill of
Manning, keeps constantly on
hand a line lot of lumber, cut from
the finet of timber. Send them a
list of your lumber if you are going
to build, and get their figures on
the estimate. Carstens Bros.,
Manning, Ore.
Harry KreUer, well known here
and at Cornelius, where he was
once in Hie saloon busin.es, was in
the city Tuesday, representing a
wholesale cigar house. Harry has
the same old smile and winning
way ihtl populariz-d him when be
was a iishiiiKton county resident, j
The sons of Sam Johnson killed
a line two year old bear the t.ther
day, on the cretk. above where
they live. Two ia lroad men weie
out visiting the lads unt! brought a
hind quarter in, inking it lo Port
hi d with them.
S. P. Walker, 1 f Forest Grove,
teporta th-j fo''oing to the weath
er bureau, Portland, for tho wtek
ending May 2-1: "Wetk favorable
for growth td ul I ciops; prum pros
pects nut very good; rain would bd
welcome; hops looking well; grass
advancing."
Hon, Bhiger Hermann was in
the city Wednesday morning greet
ing ll.e faithful nt the Tualatin
Hotel, later going to Corivlius,
where he mnile a speech ut the big
biirlecue mil rally. Ho was ao
Coinpanied here by the Hon. Walter
I ooze, who H the Wood burn post
master, and a prominent spellbind
er for his party.
Leo Schwander, G. P. Essner, T.
A. Fowles, Fied Steiner and John
Uebel, of Mountaindale section,
tiled article ot incorporation for
the East Dairy Utv'on Church,
Mav 21. The church is to be
opened, under the articles, to
Christian services of all kindB, and
the directorship 19 vested in hve
trustees who will serve terms of
three years.
There is yet no clue lo the per
petrators of the Forest Grove post
olllce robbery, and it appears as
though the earth has swallowed up
all trace of the robbers. More than
likelv the theft was committed by
some one who is working the game
outside of the county, and who has
a retreat in the many mountain
fastnesses which abound along tbe
West Side.
Ilillsboro residents should paint
up their premises and make tilings
homelike. This could be made it
already is, with a little care one
of the neatest little towns in the
northwest. At present the streets
are full of old sticks and houghs
from trees, and many parts of the
town has a devil-may-care appear
ance, (let together and trim things
up a little and just note the differ-
I euce it will make.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
vLVOlik) Un llllUill
Graduating Class Will Hold
Lxcrciscs at Opera House
WILL KAISE FINDS FOR LIBRARY
The Term Graduate Twenty-Five out
of the Eighth Grade
The Ilillsboro public school closes
for the school year Friday evening,
May 27, and on Saturday the grad
uating class will give an entertain
ment at the Opera House, the pro
ceeds to apply on a school library.
The graduates for the school year
are:
February examination Norman
Oreer, Martha Bschelder, Elizabeth
Gheen, Samuel Carl Huston, Jen
nie M. Tilbury, P.yrlle Sabin, Jen
nie M. Deichmsn, Bertha J. Haw
kins, Clyde li. Taylor, Fred
McNelly, Liejla M House, Walter
Gallowav, Faye Corwin, Olga Pe
terpon, Mary Tunzat, Vernie Peter
son, Calla Young.
May examination Grace Whit
law, Ida E. Stewart. Teddy Craig,
Jeanette Kulow, Arthur Cumminge,
Lorena C. Enochs, Minnie Abbott,
Elizabeth T Davis.
The class organization: Arthur
Cumminje, preaielent; Liola Hrue,
secretary; Jessie Donelson, treasur
er; Jennie Tilbury, hia'orian; Byr
tle Sabin, poet.
Class iimlto: "Finish What You
Attempt.'' Class flower: Pink
rose ' '
" Ma'ry Tunzit has been awarded
a year's scholarship in P. U., end
Liola House, a half year's scholar
ship. The exercises Satu'day e rening
will commence at S o'clock, sharp,
and an admission oi 25 and 15
cents will be charged.
PKOORAM
Hoyl't Oechealra
Invocation
"O'er Blooming Meadowt," Girla' Chorus
"It Labor a llleiiing" Mary Tunzat
'The Negro" Arthur Cummingt
vocal Solo .l rederic rooman
"A llream" Jennie Tittiury
"Eariy Day on tbe Coast". .Liola House
Hoyt 1 Oicuestra.
Claas Poem Bvrtle Sahin
Vocal Solo Jessie Donelson
Presentation of Diplomas
l'rin. H. S. BaUt
Spring Song Girla' Chorus
Ilentdiction,
OTItKK rOfXTY flKADt'ATKS
Supt. I ill has issued eighth
grade diplomas to the following, as
a result ol May examinations:
' Forest Grove city schcols Marie
Robinson, Elizabeth Brohat, Wini
fred Brown, Carl Curtis.
Reayerlon Martin Albert, Jessie
Rolfe, Anna Bougher, Benlah Titus.
GasUm Emma Purdy, Halver
Hibhs, Elmer Hamrick, Maude
Wahl.
Cornel iua Marcella Morrisey,
Bessie Sturdevant, Mary Morrisey.
Tuala'in Olive Galbreatb, Fred
Grosse, Ralph Hedges.
Middleton Maud Montgomery.
Pesrl McDiniel
Blooming Oustave Krause
Farmirgt'tn Adrian Johnson.
Dillev Leon O. Boyd.
Arcade, Olencoe Elsie Jones.
FRIEDA ZAHLER.
Frida Zahler, agd 3yers. young
est daughter cf Abraham Zahler, a
firmer living at BethanyfOr , died
Saturday morning from the eirfct"1
of burns received while playing
with a bonfire on her father's farm.
Mr. .tliler had been burning some
brush and logs about the place and
and the children, three boys and
the girl, were playing around the
fire. The fire wjs nearly out when
the father and older boys went
away leaving Frieda and Walter,
aged 4, playing near the fire
Shortly after Chris l).tp?an, a
neighbor, who was pasing by.
heard screams and hastening up to
thechildren.found Frieda enveloped
in ll.iuies. He hastily put the fire
out and Dr. Tamiesie of Ilillsboro
was summoned. He arrived to
find the child burned beyond re
covery. GRANDMA WOOD ENTERTAINS.
Grandma Mary Ramsay Wood,
who celebrated her 117th birthday
last Friday, May 20, entertained
37 of her friends at dinner at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. C. B.
Reynolds. The event was the more
pleasurable because Mrs. Wood her
self made the tea and coffee for the
oocasiori. During the day fully
sixty people called to extend greet
ings to the elderly hostess.
W; II. H. Myers, who has known
MrB Wood for manv years, was
down from Forest Grove to visit
her, and has made arrangements to
accompany Mrs. Wood to the Pio
neer Association meeting in Port
land, which will be held in June.
A STATEMENT.
I wish to characterize the editor of
the. Forest Orove Times as a liar
and. . prevaricator. I will retract
this statement only upon his proof
that 1 was ever involved in any. le
gal transaction that was shady, or
ever had any charges filed against
me before the bar association.
Ilillsboro, Ore. May 20, 1904.
H. T. Raot.ky.
I A reception in honor of Mr. Kl
iwaid II. I,iiix. a pioneer of 11 1,
Lenox returned to Oregon from
UaklamJ, (Jalifi
alitornia, a few (lavs
ago, after nn absence, of foity five
years, and came to Hillaboro last
Saturday for the first time since
1H:. He was present at the West
Union Baptist church celebration
last Sunday. The occasion today
was a mo.-tt delightful one, and re
plete with anecdote and reminis
cence of the days of'Auld Lang
Syne," when most of those present
were neighbors and a'eiuaintances
of Mr. Lnox. An elegant dinner
was served by Mrs. Wehrung, af er
which a picture of the pioneer
gronp was taken. Those present
were as follows: E. II. Lenox,
1 843; Michael Meore, 1844; Zina
Wood, 1850; Ben P. Cornelius,
1850; William Kane, 1850; Henry
Webrung, 1852; Thomas Tucker,
1852; (Jeo. II. Hinee, 185H; J. A
Itubrie, 185!); Mesdames Amanda
Lenox White, 1843; Winnie Wil
liams Kelsa;', 1841; Mary AfcWil
liams Moore, 1815; Angrline Yates
Catching, 1843: Sidna Cornelius
Kane, J 0 4- ; Ihnnah Cornelius
Freeman, 1845; Elizabeth Scoggins
Maniting, 1815; Eliz Jolly Wil
liam", 1847; Catherine Emerick
Wehrung, 1848; Esther Barrett
CorneliiM, 184t); Lvtitia Hoover
Connell, 1849; Ltitia Ann Cham
bers Bailey. 184!); Mary McKay
Tucker, 1352; Anna Mauzey Im
brie, 1855; Mary Constable Malone,
18-56; Jennie Williams Sewell, !S57;
Charlotte W'ehrunj Patterson
1853, Druilla Constable MoLin,
1858; Marion Wehrung Corwin,
185!). Others present were Mrs
Leona Victor Deichman, Dr. F. A
Bailey, David Corwin, Kev. and
Mrs J. F. Day, Mifses Aniie Pat
terse n, Faye Corwin, Lelah Patter
eon, Eva Catching.
Do not forget that Hillelnrois
to 1 ave the biggest and best Fourth
of July ever held in the county.
Just make op your mind that you
v ill take a day off and come and
enjoy yourtel!. No other point in
the county will spend the money
this year that the Ilillsboro com
mittee will put into the affair to
make it a first-cla-s, modern at
tractive time. Senator C. W. Ful
ton, ol Astoria, ha, faithfully
promised that he will deliver the
oration July 4, and that he will
preside at the clam-bake in the
evening. "Charley" ia a Brat class
clam "chef" and lie will gladden
the hearts of everybody with both
speech and viands.
W. J. Wall, tbe band leader and
director, went to Portland today,
to secure niusio for the Washington
county bands for the Fourth of
July celebration. Hd will also se
cure music for the sacred concert,
to be played by a union county
band of hftv pieces, on July 3, Sun
day, for the benefit of the Veterans,
who will be in encampment here
on that dav. From now on the
various bands will be in active
praciice until July, and they will
give us Some of the best numbers
ever heard in the city.
W. K. Failing, who kept a store
m Uulsloro on the corner of Main
ot Second, in ti e early seventies.
died in East Portland, the first of
the week Orin Kellcg was his
partner in the Ilillsboro business.
Deceased was 65 years of age, ami
was born in Wntvrtown, X. Y. He
is survived by a wife and eight
children. For some jears he has
been conducting a nursery at Mt.
Tahor. The funeral took place to
day. We keep a full line of rough and
dressed lumber at our mill yard, 2
miles north of Cedar Mill postof
fice. We cheerfully furnish esti
mates on buildings and orders of
any magnitude. We have reduced
price on all grad?s of lumber, and
solicit your pitronago. For lum
ber for barn buildings we will
quote you exceptionally low figures
Give ts a call, 01 write us at Cedar
Mill, Oregon. Union . Lumber
Company, Cedar Mill.
H. F. Bchrene, of Union Avenue
North, Portland, where he has a
fine butcher business, was in the
citv List night, shaking hands with
his many friends. Mr. Behrens is
doing a nice business in the metro
polis, having two delivery wagons
on Iho road ail the time. His
friends here are glad to eee him
prosperous.
A jury in Justice Wirtz' court at
Forest Grove, Wednesday, returned
a verdict for the defendant in the
case of M. L. Noble versus J. W.
Fuqua, suit to recover $50 for sn
alleged commission due on a real
estate deal. H. T. Bagley appear
ed for the defendant and Hoffman
& Welsh for the prosecution.
R. B. Bates has purchased the
old T. 1). Humphreys' place from
W. T. Linn, and will take posses
sion in a very euort time. This is
one of the neatest little homes in
the city, having over seven acres of
garden and orchard.
F. R. Dailey has moved his bicy
cle store into his new building,
east of the Odd Fellows' building,
two doors, on Main Street, and will
be pleased to meet hia customers at
his new stand.
Nick Kemmer, the Cooper Moun
tain hopgrower, was iu town yes
terday, and reports the vines grow
ing splendidly down his way.
Attorney W. D. Smith has re
turned from a business trip to Till-
I tmonV
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, IX. D.
PbjalcUa, mm4 trfoa
Office. Uurraa-Bailtv block p stair
Roouit Ia-l.t aad 15. &iUaea tenth -weat
corMf BaaUa a4 2ad tirart.
Both 'Pbom.
Arrrre
S. T. LINKLATER, II. B. C. Mrf
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office uitaira over The Delta Drug Store.
fUaidance Xeet of Court Heat.
in lb corner of the block.
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JAMES FHILLIPE TAMIES1E, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
ContultatioB in French or Eighth. Of'
fice npstairt in Corwin-Wooater Block,
North side ol Main Street.
F. J. BAILEY. M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kesidenve on corner Second and Oak Hit.
Oregon rhone Main lift.
HILLSBORQ - - - OrTfcOON
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GEO. B. BAGtLEY
ATTOK-N B Y-AT-fcAW
Eoomt I aud t Shite Baildlncl
HILLS BO EO, . . OBEUUX.
H. T. BAQLEY,
AnoaNBY-AT-LAW
Office, opstairt, over the Poet Office,
Uillaboro, - Oretroa
THOt T0M6UM.
a a Toaooa,
ovtav
THOS. H. 4 E. B. T0N6UBJ
Attoraeya-lt-Law.
Roooia i, 4, it t, Morgan Blk, HUUtwro,
JOHN U. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Uptuira, Beiley Merge Mask
Eooma, laa'a.
HILLSBORO. - ORBOON.
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORN BY-AT-LAW
(Suoueaaor to Barrett A4ama.)
Office, Up Stain, Central Black.
HILLSBORO ORBOOM.
WVtfttVVeV
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Shute Building, psliirs, Billslwrt, hpt.
..Central Meat Market..
c tilbuky, Proprietor. -
Fresh and cured meats of all
kinds. Finest kind of lard on
sale. Full weights guaran
teed. Highest market price
. paid for fat livestock and nogs.
Fresh fieh on etery Friday.
Main Street, opposite Tnalalio Hotel,
Uillaboro, Oregon.
evWAipiSrr
E. J, LYONS
B. P. CORNKUUI
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Butinets. List your farm witU
them and find a tale. They will treat
you right Add your sale to our list.
Call in aud see ua.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
JVVVVtrW?'
P. C. CAMPBELL
IMPERIAL, TRIBUNE AND
6TORMER WHEELS
These are Finest Bicycles in the Market
REPAIR SHOP
All kinds of Bicycle Repairing Done on
short Notice. Prices Reasonable.
SECOND STREET
HILUORI)
Cine door north Downs' Blacksmith Shop
DK. A. A. BURRIS
Ikffaasxxotlo
Calet
Successfully treat diseases without the
use of Drugs or Surgery, by the Welt
nier System of Magnetic Healing. Call
and see me. Consultation free.
Office upstairs, over the City Bakery
Hillsboro, Obkoon.
DAIRY RANCH FOR SALE.
Ideal dairy raneh of 160 acres.
Price, $2,750. F. W. Latham,
Mountaindale, Oregon.
Married, at the residence of tbt
officiating minister, Rev. Cephas
Clapp, of Forest Grove, May 16,
Jno. W. Friday and Miss Psarl M.
Turner, of Banks.
Marriage .license has been grant
ed Chas. 3. Hess and Miss Hilda
Anderson, of north of Hillsboro.
A fresh lot of bulk pickles both
nue and eMt at flrMf't ......
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