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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 2, 1904
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LUCIUS A. LONG. EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
Bubaerfttoot On Dollar pur Annum.
Six Monlha, SO eta; Tare Month 33 ct.
ISSUKD EVERY THURSDAY
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LONG MoKINNKY
IMOX TU'KKT
For State Senator
Janiea H. Sewell, of Hillsboro
Representatives
tt"m. Tucker, of Beam-ton
Win. Schulnierkh, of Fsrtnington
Joh L. Smith, of Tualatin
roitiitjr Herts
T. S. Weatherred, of Hillaboro
Sheriff
John V. Sewell, or Hillsboro
foniniissinner
Wm. Haueruian, of Dilley
School Superiutemleut
A. L. Thomas, of Gaston
Corouer
Dr. W. T. Via, of Forest Grove
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
O'Day,
Sim-
Supreme Judge. Thoe
Portland.
Congress, 2nd Diet , J. E
mons, Portland.
Congress, 1st Dist., R. M. Vealcb,
Lane. ,
Dairy and Food Commissicner,
S. M. Pougla.
Presidential electors, J. A. Jeff
ries, T. H. Crawford, V. B. 1MI
lard, and J. H. Smith.
Joint senator, Multnomah.
Washington and Columbia, J. T.
Milner.
THE UNION CANDIDATES.
The Union candidates are worthy
men, and a vote for them can hurt
no man'a conscience. For Senator,
Jamee H. Sewell is an ideal candi
date; (or representatives, Wm
Tucker, Wm. Schulmerich and
Johu L. Smith, ehoulii meet the
demands of all voters; for clerk, T.
S. Weatherred is the best qualified
candidate in the field, and every
body who knows him knows that
he will fill the office to the satis
faction of the public For sheriff,
John W. Sewell has the confidence
of the public at large, and so good
has been his administration that
not one word has been said against
him by the opposition press, unless
it comes this week, when it is too
lale to stand public scrutiny. . For
commissioner, Wm. Hamelmann,
of Dilley, a German, is a candidate
tbat stands for economy and good
management; for coroner, Dr. W.
P. Via has filled the office hereto
fore, and did it with credit to him
self and the county. For school
superintendent the Union candi
date is a young man of excellent
education, and he should be elect
ed to succeed Mr. Ball. He is the
man needed for the place.
This means A. L. Thomas, of
Wet Union, now teaching at Gaston.
FASHED OVKK TUB ItlVER.
Hillsboro had two deaths this
week a pathfinder, Isaac Butler,
known by many of our early
pioneers, and a man who has filled
life's mission bravely and with pa
tience, doing his duty to society ful
ly. He was the ripe fruit of the
life tree, and was harvested at the
end of a long and mellow season.
It is well.
The other rff ath, tbat of J. W.
Morgan, a man whose genial dis
position and generous nature made
him thousands of friends, passing
away when life should have been at
its best, causes one to pause and
wonder if it is worth while, after all,
to too seriously take the little span
of human existence. Each of
these live:, just gone, will live in
memory of friends for years and
each will rest where the one lived
his maturer life, and the other all
his days from boyhood.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Heirs Kletnent Franz to Nick Kern
' Bier, 10 a Edwin Comfort die
Samuel Kingery to J A Bui lack,
74.40 acres tract I s r 4 700
Anna ratter n ion u rauerson
I acres Baiter d lc
S Stein to I S Brown, lot 5 blk 5
Mlddleton 2o
I S Brown to F M Vincent, lots 3,
5, lilk 5, Middleton 300
Wm Vanoerven 10 nn roe 101 io,
blk I Henry's ad Cornelius...,
F T KaaetoJ V Shock, 227-83 a
tract I and t south range 3 w . .
B II Tupptr to Eliza J Tnpper, 40
acre section 1 tract I s r 5 w. .
, O M Lock toO P Newton, roed-
wov near Oilier.......
Knsvell Kenney to Oliver Newton,
t acre R V Tapper die ... ...
Thou Talbot to Etta Matlbies, lot
1 1
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40
6500
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400
Oft may imr
The band concert arranged for
last evening was postponed ry
leader W.J. Wall in regard to the
two uValhs occurring yeterila .
COUNTY COURT.
The county board, as at present
made up, meets this week for its
last session, and in July the new
body will continue the work. E
J. Ward, of Gaston, who has faith
fully attended for four years, steps
out and his place will be taken by
the newly elected member, at the
next regular meeting.
H II Clark elala paid I3-IG50 lor
labor moving rock crushtr near
Forest Grove, building fence, open
ing quarry, crushing rock, and
making road into saute.
Petition C J Hagarty, etals.
county road; U L Russell and
Frank Hill appointed viewers to
meet with Surveyor, at Matthew
Patton bridge, above Gaston, June
14, to view road and assess damages
Transcript as corrected allowed
in inquest Mrs. K D. Tnomas.
Caf per Jasper awarded f '2 73 re
bate, excess payment of tax; 0 P
Newton, 11.02, the same.
Recorders fees, May, approved at
1229.50; clerk's fees approved at
I IOSCO.
The following claims allowed:
F J Sewell, conveying boy to Aid
Society ." t m
G A Morgan, clerk, den and exn o lo
Th Argus, printing and ta 23 00
Dr F A Bailey, nied care poor 7 00
Kushong & Co, supplies conrthouae 4 25
Glass & Prndbomme, election and
stationery I07 a5
Mars Bros, supplies Dan Boner,
4 no u 60
VJ Butner.com and roads...... 40 00
E J Ward, the same 17 30
L A Rood, judge's sal roads, exp, 63 S
Calhoun & Sons, relief Emily Por
ter, Gaston , 16 00
J. W. Sewell, shff, deputy aod tel-
epnoue 203 05
L C Walker, I9 days field assessing 48 50
Midland Chemical Co, supplies jail 17 55
W I Wall, assessing and collecting so 00
Geo H Wilcox, assessor and ex
press 78 30
John Vaoderwal, 25 days field as
sessing. (5 30
A A Morrill, surveying, coanty... 24 Jo
Ir S T Linklater, examining Ber
geron, insane; 5 00
Dr J P famiesie, examining Mrs
Dunzer, insane 5 00
Glass & Pruilhomme, election sop-
puts . 104 Ho
W H Lyda, lumber F Grove R D 28 90
K I Kuratli, Recorder & sta .... 84 60
H A Ball, tupt, sU, and express.. 64 33
Redmond & Sappington, rigs
school snpt, 15 00
M D Cady, field assessing 37 50
Boge Bros, roads and highways. . . 34 50
Willis Inland, dep recorder 41 65
A J Roy, keep paupers, poor farm, 104 90
Redmond & Sappington, teams,
county court 900
neaii at 10, repairs rock crusher., it 10 1
A M Collins, May janitor 35 00
Dr F J Bailey, pro! services poor
and insane II 60
Erwin Ritter, field assessing j5 00
S R Vincent, Med poor. 300
J B Matthews Post, indigent sol
diers 55 55
W W Ja. kson, treas, salary. May. 5o 00
F W Livermore, lumber Beaver
ton District I5 35
W F Desinger, cash for sewer
pipe, Beaverton District.. 12 to
start ou any day that will enable;
them to reach destination within 1
the ten davs limit. Return limit
ninety days, but not later than
IVc.Sl, 1904. j
For full information aa to rate)'
and Mutes, call on Agent Southern !
Pacific Co, Hillsboro. !
Another sale dale has been trade 1
you can buy a St. Louis ticket on !
June T.
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THE MARKETS,
This morning's market report,
compiled from Portland quotations.
are:
Valley Wheat, export value, 81
cents.
Barley feed, 123; roiled, 924.
Oats, White, 11.20 and $1 25.
Oats, Gray, 91.15 and 1120.
Bran, 919 and 120 per ton.
Hay, Timothy, $15 and 916.
Hay, Clover, 910.
Potatoes, Fancy, 90 75 and 91.00
Potatoes, new, 3) and 4 cents.
Eggs, Oregon ranch, 1? and 18
Butter, Extra Creamery, 30 eta.
Butter, store, ranch, 12 and 13.
We provide for the people who have h.ul enough ex
perience to know that inferior g't-tnls are dear al any
price; who have learned that cotxl not ds from a first
0 quality, trustworthy house aie always cheaper
really and aggressively cheaper lo buy.
SUMMONS.
IS THK CIKCVIT COl'RT OK THE
STATE OK ORKOON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
C. F. Franklin, Plaintiff,
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Anna Franklin, Defendant.)
In th nam of the Stat of Orwoa, you
are heraliy rwiaiml to appear and answer
lh complaint died annul you In th
above entitled suit, within six weak from
the date of lb first publication of Ihia
summons, to-wit: On tba veth day of
May, A. D.. MM, and If yon fail so lo ap
pear and answvr said complaint, for want
thereof th plaintiff will apply to toe
court kr th relief prayed for tn said
complaint, to-wit: For a drr dissolv
ing ami annulling; th mamas contract
now existing between the plaintiff and
defendant, and !or such other and further
relief aa th court may daam equitable.
This summons is served upon you by
th publication thereof In- Um HMIaboro
Artcui, by order of the Honorabl U. A.
Koot, County Judy of Wanbliifton
County, Stat of Oregon, mad at Cliam
ben In said County, on the 1Kb day of
May, A. D 1904.
C. W. TALMAOR,
Attorney for th Plaintiff.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Nolle is hereby given that th undersign
ed has been by lb County Court of Th
Stat of Oregon, for lb County of Wash
ington dnlv appointed lb Kxwutor of
lb I art will and Malamcnt of afary Jane
Stewart, deoeaaed, and that h ha quali
fied as such sxecutor.
Nov therefor, all person having claims
sa-ainat the estate of the said Mary Jan
Stewart, deceased are hereby notined and
requested lo present the same to m. with
proper voucher attached, at my reaidenr
in Hillsboro, Oregon, within sta months
from dat hereof.
Dated st Hillaboro, Or thlatth day
of May 1904.
C. K. BRADLIY,
Executor of th lait will aod taaUmeti!
of Mary Jan 8 taw art, deceased.
First Quality Drug Store
We Have Made a Kepulation
2 For our prescription work, because we do the work cx-
it -i. ...1 1 t. . 1 ... .
acity us 11 Miumu oc uouc. c pay no one a percent
age to send us prescriptions, and, therefore, it pays
you to bring such work to
BAILEY'S PHARMACY
This is an advertisement, aud likewise it is a fact.
11 I;
StyU IOO. $9.50.
it inches wide, 15 inches
I deep ami 37 inches hi(h.
I Style IOI. S13.50.
17 inches wide, 18 inches
I deep and 41 inches high.
Century
Refrigerators
The kind that keep tilings cold.
The Century Krfrln'rlon aie the trrsteit
Ice Savers; lined with i-iicimI, mmlr of
soned asu; the shrivel aie nilj'istahle ami lunde "I
heavy r,itlvanie.i wl" ""I tuould or
decay. The 'fitnuiin; are of olnl brans. Sum
mer weather Is liable to cune to stay ml any
day, so lie prepared by ordering one now.
Prices range from $9.50 up.
We make trrtus to suit the purchaser.
Patterson &. Son
(Offitr) Porlltiiul, Ore.
0r James Jones,
IdrniiiHjto'i, Ore.
UndertaKers. Embalmers
and Funeral Directors
Our stock is complete and contains all
the latest designs of caskets, coffins,
burial robes, etc. Hearse furnished.
J. C. Lamhln will Direct funrrwU
C. W. Patterson (Sl Son
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TELEGRAPHIC
Green River, Wyoming, is tn a
rampage, and two lives have been
lost.
Gov. Hrrick. of Ohio, hit order
ed out the militia at the strike in
the Hinging Rock mining district.
Tbe Russians cannot hold the
second line of defenses and will fall
back on Port Arthur for tbe final
battle.
Mrs. S. G. Reed's will gives Port
land two million dollars fur a school
for girls, and gives her home for an
abode for elderly women without
means.
Peter West, of Pendleton, in hie
application for a pension, declares
he has been married ten times
There is no doubt but v bat he
needs tbe pension.
Norman Williams, of Wasco
county, will he hanged at Salem,
July 22, for tba murder of Alma
Nesbit Williams, his wife.
France and America will try to
stop kidnapping In Morocco,and an
Americm held there for ransom
will be recovered without payment
if the navies of the two countries
must force the affair.
W. J. Bryan has carried the Ne
braska state convention, and will
head the delegation at tbe National
meeting. Tbe convention re affirm
ed the Kannas City p'atform
Oklahoma follows suit with a like
declaration.
W. H. Aurelius, cashier at Port
land for the Pullman Company, re
ported this week tiiat two negroea
had held him up in the Union
depot for $2,500. The detectives
believe that be ia lying ' about it,
and tbat he has gambled the
money away.
REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS
EXPOSITION.
The Southern Pacific Co. will sell
round trip tickets at greatly re
duced rates to St. Louis and Chica
go, account of the St. Louis Expo
sition, on the following dates: June
16, 17, 18; July 1, 2, 3; August 8,
9, 10; September 5, 6, 7-; October 3,
4,5.
Going trip must be completed
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0. K. 1)11 A I LEV, J Notice is
The "Newport" Sack
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CTrtft t(V4 ky
Kit, Math Flicker C.
(JXASHION gives considerable latitude in the mat
'v ter of how a sack suit should be cut, but there
are certain roles to be observed by the man who
wants his coat cut strictly according to style. This
closing with three buttons are rather the favorites.
A particularly good feature about our K. N. & F.
made coats they look well whether buttoned or not.
The "inside is made of the right stuff" they keep
their shape. All the goodness isn't on the outside.
They're made to wear and to resist wear.
H. Wehrung' L Sons
PRINCE HENRY
The Clydesdale Percheron Stallion
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Frank Pauli. the well known groom, will Stand Prince Honry fo
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l AN IDEAL ARM l(j!jSAI L'
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Roberts HrosMOO-Auo ri'n I
At raVisiiiidlon
Over 2x IiikIiIv iii'l""' d and sc. U.I, nil lYmvd,
cv,mk1 hams, Rrauaries mid dwcllitu: Ii-um n; llu
lust soil' in Oickou, .u the Tualatin rivu; near
chuivli, schiMilfand store,' plenty 'f" :"'d alu; n
all parts; free rural dclivt-ry.
Apply 'io RQber Bros.'
Dry Goods Slore
SWETLAND S ICE CREAM
Has a r-iitaliim that in 'irmly ratnUUI"!. For Ji'
it ha Im-oh ir' emiiu'iitly a fvtrii fn-aui I' a t i 1 v
and delightful flavor have nmrk'd it a favuritc, wu I
everyone know that it ;
Has Stood the Test of Time
If you want a wlmlrMHue, alalalile dili t rnmu, lny
SwellandV. Its reputation I a I mid y ltil-l . W"
will give you ligurea on supplying parlininl s-x lulit.
GREEAR S CONFECTIONERY
Main Street, Opposite Dank. Htllshoro, Oregon
A full line of fresh eotifvititnnry always n
hand, llest brands cif cigars. Snta fountain
in connection. Give us a call.
Tin
Monday, until 110011, Bimning's Barn, Cornelius; Monday afternoon until '
day morning, at 9 o'clock, Johnson's Barn, Forest Grove; Tiu-sdav 11 h-lit'
dV,,: , 7 , ........ .ui, vvKuucstiay noon at A arlin in I
Ranch, West Unu.n; Wednesday night, at Sam Run', Bethany; Thursday uivh
A. W. Pike harm one mile West of Beaverton; Friday noon, nt the Kul's t
Farniington; Saturday and Sunday, at the home barn at Hillsboro.
Terms: Single Service, $5; Season, $10; Insurance, $15'.
Care to prevent, but not responsible for accidents
FiC,Pail!L H.D.Scli!ii(!y,or!
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Argus and OregoniaD, $2.00.
For a fioe picture call on Pop
the Photographer.
Onion sets, 12 cente per pound
at Messinger's.
Motloe of Flaal MtUeaMat.
ed, has now filed In the County Court
th Stat of Oregon for the County of
Washington, his Anal account as sur-h nil
mlnlstrator, and lliat the hbIiI Cmirt
has Died Tuesday, the 7th day of June.
UM, at th hour of 10 o'clock a. in. of
aid day, at tbe County Court room in
Hillsboro, Oregon, as th lime and place
lor hearing objections to enid final ac
couut, if any itiere be, and for the tinal
Mttlsmcnt of th admlniatratlon of said
Mat. WILLIAM OKO',
Aamlniatrator with-the-will-annexed of
Notice li hereby given that th under-1 th state of John Oraf, Deceased,
herehy given thTtt I ho ' under- rtne itmnm 01 HuA If'ij, f.-,..o.af v. mk j.
ILWACO, 6322
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The fatnems RpKiklcreil Clyileiilale Stnlllon, beaullfnl bav. well bnlli ....i ii ,
Will Slaiid tbe Heaann of UH)4: Monday noon, ,i & H JZZ L clT.ptel?',,,,', f"r """
Berger'snearlletliaayi Tucwlay, until Wr,W.,1.y . , n ., at 8PKSn MteS. T,:,I,,',-,,,,J "
mon.ii.it. at Phillips; Thursday noon.st H. Zintu o Vh,.. V..Ti L ,l,ln.We(lllr'lV, uniii
morning at Joliu Milne farm, near Columbia Academy; Friday i i ill ', lhu,,,V "inlil. tint
Orcenvillc; Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Hartiampft Feed slore Ltn ll,m"r"h'v '
Ilwaco is a son of Imported Millionaire Um u6i. u'A Z"n' H,J ''""
awl cow, from a (a.i.ilv of splendid colt filers. His dam a. Lucllla V.f,iW?? ht?b' '
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