The Hillsboro argus., July 21, 1904, Image 3

HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 21, 1904
CRIMINAL CASKS
Giiiicd Over Until Next
Term of Circuit Court.
JULY TfcKM OP COtKr IX SESSION.
Stursl divorces are (JrautcJ. A Sluw
Pocket This Time.
Circuit cmirt opened Monday with
Hmi.T. A. McBride on the lienth;
, . . i -1. . i ii' t
Jlf. .1, IIU'IIMHM, .', W. " -'.
tiell, httentr, J. W. Sewell, bailiff,
tul V. I'. Smilh court clerk, act
ing. ' 'I'd eiin will continue into
Btl week, mill perhaps several
tiny later. IUlecca J. Cole was
granted a dfcii'n of divmce from
Samuel Cole; Burklmrt was grant
tJ a decree from hit wife; Miller vs.
Miller, nit fr divorre, was disinls
ted; Gray vs. Gray, referred lot'.
K. Kunvnn.
.... . i. ii , i
' J he eate ui l. J. Iiir, onsrgim
t with criminal assault, was not call
ed and the district attorn? was
t jrlveo unt I tint nest term to file
, Information in kll criminal casea,
flit case d Stat vs. J. K I Im, on
fH40 bond, complaint CIihI ly Wil
li ill, ot miiey, was laaen unuer
advisement.
The mnt or luvid looi vs.
. Men. A. Morgan, milt io ririver
damaues, was continued for lhe
f knu.
Hit case of A. Gordon vs S A
I Barrett el sis, and Kleii Jackson,
tw. same, parties, were referred to C
K Itunyon.
Nmvi-i vs. Neeves, default.
v Kragmeier v. Albert Weehlin,
foreclosure; ule of realty by slier
' Ul, con tinned.
? I.yiU vh, Jerome, lumhsr lien;
I tallied out of c lurt.
f (lerrish vi. Gerrish; settled and
l 4imiaMd
; l.iltlehalei v. Hubbert; jtitlg
I Blent tts played for.
Dennis ve. Swift; ordered (list
, referee turn into court H32 for J
' CI Matlienv and ft HI for Paul
I ktr
K K Miller vs. Fred Patterson;
. iiorifT ordered to execute a deed
1 for Miller.
t "'- Franklin vs. Franklin, decree of
f divorce granted.
State v. Sal;eher; motion
dismiss overruled.
to
W I. (iatkill. or lMaverUm. was
granted a divorce front l.illi" M
Claakill.
' : Holfcher vt. Sheriff Befell, et
i tie; defendant! given 5 dayi lo file
I iianer.
-. Johiiaun ve. Jolineon; demurrer
, nverroltd
Court adjourned laid rveninK for
, aral day, owing totliedrath of
Judge MoHride'i brother at HH)
Inn.
J. !. Hare returned to the Hiker
snunty tninei toniglit.
' Ward Dowm hai gone to Long
j Beach polnli for a few weeki.
I Sheriff Connell bae just (luinbed
;, cutting and putting up .'100 tone of
I rlover and cheat bay, oft 180 acre
I --not a bid yield coneidoring the
S. dry year.
1 D. McCauiiab ii acting At janitor
f t the court house there day, and
Will look after the offices until
I dpt. Collin iWiiebe bin rummer
H Vttcalion.
I I (Irani llugher, of Foreot Grove,
in d F. T. Kane, deputy aherill',
I fill utiike a try for the Nehalem
I wiiutry Sunday , a la automobile
Tbey will make it as (Irani' ma
r chine is warranted to climb a tree,
I W follow a cowpath, anywhere,
1 I The Dri. Itailey report quite an
1 JLi.t :.. i i... i .
evugh up round Hanks and Bux
ton, It in not altogether confined
ihejimngiterH, as Frank Hailey,
, r grown Hon of J. I(. Hailey, 1
I own with the measle. Consider
Hbr the warm weather illneel of
I tbia kind is not very pleaaant.
I Jll'fof. Hrodley, who has the ('hair
I Chemistry at I'aeifio University,
t U generally accredited with a great
.''deal of pluck, but the ginger was
I taken out of him today. Home one
f at Foretd drove told him it was
I Nt about twelve or fifteen miles to
I TUalatm, and the Prof, started
I taere on his wheel. Upon reach
;lng flillshnrn Willis Ireland in-
fanned hint that he yet bad about
1 2Q miles to make and the rest of
tile trip was llnlebed by telephone,
, or pontponed until Old nol bid un
I der a moist blanket.
I A Sweda rancher canio down
l ltrbtn (laics Crook veutcrdav, iald
his tax, and was ready to Btart to
s the 'Cnltimhia river, wliire he (ten
,. erally works during the season in a
i lumber camp. He proceeded to
I tike on a few beerB, and, the day
f beini warm, bo was soon in the
! kingdom ot "jagdom" Marshal
I Atkiti'on lodged him for the night,
I aird, becauet) he was not noiy, he
f wH allowed to depart thif morn
I inn Upon being permitted to go,
Uie was very piofune in his thanks,
land ruid: "Muestor niu rnbal, ay
tank ay bane bavin' purty glide
yg on las' night, hut ny proiniw
ay drenk no more beer like yenter
day. Ay struck out for Kiouibia
"iccver right vay and ay skol stay
dere ven snow ekol tly and ay ainl
nt no more beer,"
(let out of the old rut; take a
chango; go to the coat and enjoy
a few week away from your buai
nit riree and auxielie. Take
if
our fit.uiliee eloiie with you and
you can t all'rd lo do that, o
fnumell and leave your wife at
mine to take cure of the kldx, (or
your liimimul, acroriting to wiiicn
ruli the roohl.) do, anyway, and
come hack feeling like you could
take a yearling calf by the tail and
throw il over the court liouae. A
trio to the uiountaina or coaat will
do your good; it will he better than
any Sunny Jim forve 'feed' tbat you
evir read about. Thie refer to all
our readere except iieweiar peo
plethey can't quit work; and
(ley don't mum, anyway. Hi
ride, Hiiiiie one but to etay to aee
that lire doemi't burn up the town
The CarHtxui l'.ri.i. aawioill of
Mauning, ken consUully on
hand a line lt of lumber, cut from
the fitieol of timber. Hend them a
lixt of your lumber if you are going
to build, and get their figuree on
the etintate. ('aritena Urol.,
Manning, Ore. Hoili phone. ,
The ballots for the various can
didaies lur the trip to si. i.nuis
and return will be counted( next
ednrsday and then every sue
ceeding Wednesday until lbs con
tet clones. The trip includes
transportation there and back and
100 for exue quite a little
holiday, and all for nothing to the
betieuciary After a little time il
is ex ected tbat the voting will be
quite exciting.
Hummer ie here can't you tell It
by your rapriuiou appetite? Just
get groceries at Dennis' and you
will feel like a new man, and need
no pepein lo hold your digestion.
Fluent line of staples in the city.
The family of John W. Adklus,
of dales Creek, has had more than
it share of grief. Within a few
months three sons have pained
away. One of the brother died a
few mouths ago; then lvi was ac
cident ly killed over on the Wilson
river; and Arthur died at 1'ortland
this week. The Adkins are esttru
able people and they have thesym
pathy of the public at large.
We are cutting a fine quality of
rough lumber, and selling at rea
sonsble prices. We deliver. Call
on mill it miles north of (J lencoe, or
sddress Hishup Urol., (i lencoe, Ore,
C. I. Stoltett, of Portland, while
riding horseback enroule to the
Nehalem fur a deer hunt, fell from
his animal and uUined a bad
fracture of his right leg. The acoi
dent ocenrred Monday, six miles
above Manning, and the man was
brought in to town on a litter and
was taken to lbs Portland hospital
for treatment
There is nothing so becoming as
tailor made skirt. W e have a fe
of these handsome garments left
which we are selling at a sacrifice.
H. Wehrnng Bona.
Geo. CI il breath, of Tualatin, ior
the week ending Tuesday, write
the weather bureau of crop eondi
lion: "Home Fall rain has been
harvested: moat all the hay is cut
and in the barn, there was
kilting front Wednesday morning,
whioh did much damage; rain wilt
help potatoes and onions.
The Independent Order of Lions,
of Keedville, will give a dance at
Aliens grove on the evening of
Saturday, July 30. Refreshment)
will be served on the grounds. No
liquor allowed on the grounds, and
gocd order will be maintained.
There will be an ice cream so
cial at the Farunington Christian
Church, Saturday evening, July 2.1.
There will bs a splendid program
rendered by the young people.
lhe public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Imbrie, and
daughters. Misses Edna and I.u
cillc, and Miss Clare I inline and
Mrs. II. T. Usgley will enjoy the
warm season at Netarts, and start
Saturday morning.
Arthur Adkins, aged 22, and 1
brother of J-evi Adkins. accidental
ly killed a few weeks ago, died at
his home in Portland, Monday, and
the remains were interred at the
(isles Creek cemetery, Tuesday
Mr. Samuel Oowan, of North
Hillsboro, and Matlie Fairbanks
were united in marriage at the res
idetice ot the groom, July It), 1904
Kev. Miller officiating. The bride
has been a resident ot tian Francis
CO.
lfildor Campbell will preach at
the Christian Church next Hunda;
at usual hours, Elder J. t
dhormlev, of Portland, will also
sneak at the same place on Mon
dav evening next. All are invited
Mrs. J. I). Merryman and Har
old have gone lo Newport to spend
a few weeks at that resort. The
Captain will follow just as soon as
it gets a trtlle more tropical.
Higgans & Watson, of Fossil,
passed through town yesterday
with a band of bunch grass horses,
msking the trip over the Cascades
in seven days.
N. P. Oakerman.of Reedville.was
in town today, and reports Mrs.
Oiikermun, who has been ill tor
some lime, as much improved.
Marriage license has been grant
ed to F. I). Otis, of near Laurel,
and Miss Jessie Warren.
A fresh lot of bulk pickles both
sour and sweet at Ureer'e.
Dr. C L. Large was down from
Forest Grove yesterday,
LTIT
Ol'RCfllM SCHOOLS
Supt. II. A. Hull Files imiu
prchenslve Statement
EIGHT TMpl'SAND SCHOOL VALUES
Nearly Six Tbomaod HcrMiai
Ursw-
log School Mo nry
Hurintendut II. A. Hall, win
or six years has made the most
fiieient school f upriniendent
Washington county ever elee'ed.
tas made his annual rojHirt. Mr.
Hull will leave tbeotficeon Augiiet
1. His annual report shown the
following data:
Main, between 4 olid 10 yesn , . . . joXo
feualri ' , " " .... a7l
Totil " " " .... 5'
TuUl curolluient, nislr 4"
feuiulei 61
Total siiiubcr la kUuU 4301
Mult trm'brr ruiilijrtl 2H
Kemtle " "
102
17
46
33
14
a
29
114
M
21
Trnrbtri huliliag ktste dipluuiiu .
" " lit grile crrlitit-ite
II M 11 M
It II U
" " primary "
" " perniilt ...,
" attending institute
AppHcauts ctioiiiifil diiiiog ytur
" failing ' "
Cerlllicite eiidortrd from aliroul
Ttscbert taking (ducatioual jour-
10
1 01
nsl
Per n 1 belwtfu 4 and 20 not it'
ttnditiK any tcliool , IjHo
Days sellout tUemlnnce io,H V-'
Avemge daily utteniUnce 2719
Number diatricti In county. lo2
" legal nb(X)l voteri
" of school houaes
1"3
19
a
7-3
5
I hour
900
27i5
36
22
4:
7370
lMja
3709
S
-
S
New oue built during year
Average number monlha laiigtit..
St'bouli viaited by Supt
Tim viaited at each
Number mile traveled by Supt .
School librurir, No. vulumea , , .
Boo I11 pun hated during year
Tescliira in private acbuula
I'upilt sllending " "
Value grounds and buildiuKt
11 furniture " spparatua,,,.
Insurance carried
Av, BioutU salary, male teacher..
' " lemale "
Blind aud deaf pupils
Prof. M. C. Case, county school
superintendent elect, has rented the
Newton property, now occupied by
Supt. Hall.
Ladies know a bargain when
they see it. Drop into Hoyt's and
loak over their Summer millinery.
The latest effects in shapes and
trimmings.
Geo. Krebs, who is farinina on
the Kd. Schuliueriuh big rsnch
south of town, reports that the
crop over that way is turning 0111
belter than the promise or a month
ago would indicate.
Herman Scliulmertch is down
from Sumpter mines, and rspoits
that he had a good stage of water
unlit a few weeks ago Miss Eli a
Schulmerieh is still deputy at the
Sumpter postottiee, and Miss Joaie
is at present making a vim t with
her sister,
W. J. wall reports mat his
State Fair exhibit is getting along
fine snd is exceeding his expecta
tions, considering thai this is rath
er an untoward year The big fair
opens at Salem on September 12,
and the racing purses will eclipse
anything of the past.
It is time that Hillsbnrn's res!
dents awakened to the fact that we
shon'd have a city park, if nothing
more than a nice, cool, shady
grove. Every year, as our popula
tion increases, we shall more and
more feel the need of a city park.
Who will take hold of this matter,
and give us something to hope for?
Calvin Hailey, Blooming's post
master, and who is in his 74th year,
has juBt relurned from no extended
trip to his hoyhocd home in Penn
sylvania, on hia trip visited friends
in California and Nehrsska. The
Forest Grove Times says that Mr.
Bailey found many chumps where
he was wont lo dig for fish worms
back in old Pennsylvania.
T. II Adsms received a letter
this week from W. H. Wehrung,
the Oregon commissioner at St.
Louis acknowledging receipt of
oherrii a sent two weeks sgo. The
cherries on the limbs came through
in good shape, but those in bulk
were not in such good condition.
Mr, Wehrung extended his thanks
to Mr. Adams for the interest be
was taking in the matter and
wished that many moie Oregon
people would do the same. F. U.
Timrs
The Warren Grove, east of town
will be the eoene of a big camp
meeting of the Free Methodists of
the Portland District, commencing
Wednesday, July 27, District El
der Wm. Pierce being in charge.
The big meeting will continue over
two Sundays, and longer, it the in
terest is sufficient to demand it
Straw and tent, poles will be fur
nished free on the grounds.and hay
and grain will be sold at reason
abb rates. Thero will be a big
boarding tent on the grounds,
which will tarnish meals at lively
ratBB. After this meeting closes the
camp will move to Naylor'i Grove,
Forest Grove,
Olives in bulk at Greer's
Will KeigrUt, wbo is in the jew-
elry businee. at Cbebali, Wah ,
was here Usl week.
The highest market price paid
for butter and egg at Gre-r's.
' Miss Jennie Greer accompanied'
Kev. K F. Zimmerman and family ;
to the Netarts, Tuesday morning. 1
Mr. and Mrs. U 8. Gardner and
Mr. F. J. Williams leave the latlof
the week for a fortnight's outing at
Denny's, above Mountaindale,
Hulk pickles at II. Wehrung it
Sons. !
There will be a haul concert in !
tliA unilit , I MJ 1 1 a W u I 11 wil a tt :
evening, and no doubt refreshments !
iwwii ram rru ui vat utuma I ;
will beservedon the ground. lommerciai 1,1 un. air. r.ienaru-
,, ,. , .11. , ! son lelieves in a state's various
Don t forget the Bowery dance ,. ,
at the celebration ground- this ! communities making a stand to
Ssturdsy evening. Fine music; j getber, and to that end he is pro
open air dancing; bus running to j moling a State, Development
aud from city; Walker's orchestra; j Iag,.e, the delegates of which will
best of order; tickets, 1.00. t T()8 Mir,lluBf in Port.
A. P. Venen, the piano luner,: land, August 2.
:n I.. I I .1 U'l ,
wm wiiiuranwu.i.. h ueii
ne tunes a piano me infirumeut is
in good shape. Leave orders at
Hoyi'i store.
Miss Myrtle Butler departed ibis
morning for Chebalis, Wash , where
she will visit a few days, and from
there she visits her parents at
North Yakima, Wash.
Lost: Three Jersey heifers,
about 4 months old, strayed June
'J.1"; one nearly black; two are red
dish. Liberal reward S. A. D.
Meek, Mountaindale.
Miss Lena Parker, of Gaston,
who has consecutively won silver,
gold, and a diamond medal in elo
cutionary contests, has been urged
to enter ibe National contest to be
held by the W.C.T. I'.
John II. Dobbins, brakewsn on
the Corvallis trsin, will move to
Roeeburg next week and run on a
freight train out of thai point. His
many friends here and along the
line wish him success.
Anent the recent cloud burst at
Heppner, W. K. Pruyn says that
the people of thst city were panic'
stricken whon the waters com-'
menred to raise in Willow Creek,
Many people fled to the hills at the
first rush of waters and would noli
return until Ibe waters had sub- i
sided. -
The Mayor Appoints
o s lie-? 'iHviir luiiiiiiii-i
In pursuance of a call
I egates from the various towns of Oregon, to
be held at Portland, Ore., on August 2 and
3, for the purpose of forming the Oregon I
I Development League, 1 hereby appoint,
the following citizens to represent Hillsboro
in saicj meeting!
Dr. F. A. Bailey
J, A. Imbrie
A C, Shute
James H. Sewell
F. M. Heidel
J B. P,
a
I Hillsboro, Or., July 20. 19Q4-
o
Mr. and Mrs J.J. Miller, ot the! JUDGE JOHN R. McBRIDE.
suburb of Milwaukee, were guests i
of Mrs. Ludemia Anderson, last!.. T , MlR..
weel1-
Tbose It. fe. G. Corsets are fam -
ed lor style and finish, snd they!
are made for health, Try them
al Hoyt's. ! Ron's first Representative in the
Miss Dora Perry, of Vancouver, ! ''owf House of Congress Six
Wash,, visited with her sister, Mrs. i "MUi. ago Judge Mc Bride suffer
J. II. Dorland, of Shady Brook, j d Pr lJ?ke. n J hewa-ill
the first of the week. j un 11 ,the 'l0""' dealh;
! Judge McBride was born in
Drs P.J. and A. B Bailey now 1 Franklin County, Missouri, August
occupy a handsome suite of offices 22, 1832, and came to Oregon in
on the west side of the upper ballljs ilh j8 father, Dr. James
in tbe Bailey-Morgan block. ' j McBride. who was to Minister to
it ! 1 ; i ? i - i - j
Prof. John Tenscher Jr.. who!"""" u"r
taught at Tigardville and around tration, and
thai section, a few years ago, ia now . m" , 'r
Prof. John Tenscher Jr.. who!n"a" u"r"8 wnooina auminw-
riMn.i.ml ,if the St Johns' school.
f i i .u. e.h
to begin with the Fall term,
A. L. Croni and ChaB. Boy, of
Bethany, were up today, and re
port that the threshers will start in
their Bection next week if the
weather remains dry.
Tbe nicest place for a Summer
outing is almost every place but at
home but we shall still be here to
supply your wants. For fine selec
tions of dress goods, call at Hoyt's.
Yesterday was one of the 'ewel
terers" and tbe mercury crawled
up to 97 in the shade, on the
north side of the Scholuteiioh
briok. This is certainly getting
interesting.
Miss Pearl Chandler leads the
vote for the St. Louis trip, at Forest
Grove, Misa Alice Cronin being lhe
next highest. Other candidates
are Misses Manche Langley, Sadie
Cronin, Stella Via, Delta Hardy,
Maud Shanon and Grace Baer.
Cornelius: Word has been re
ceived that Station Agent Dan Bar
rett's father died at North Dakota,
. 1 117 if 1 r .5 : l. - L - . .
recently.- . u. n ue
turned from an extended visit in
North Dakota. Messrst Williams,
Cora, Kidder and IMehup arrived
with their families from Seattle j
and. the east, last week, and will:
locate here.
fflPYTY HH tT TO TO
uUUit I I ULLliUn I W 1 U
If1 WIT Mt1L,TIVPlW!rMiIk Company's pro
Hi 0 Li 1 ft 31 Ui I I1M1 : ' . ' ' -
Forest (irove and Hillsboro
Will he Represented.
THE OK EGO DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
Will Meet in Portland, Tueatlsy, Augu't
j sod i, at Tbc Marquaiu.
Oregon is awakening all because
one Tom Richardson, a Southerner,
. . . ( . .
u"n c"or 01 lue '"
forett liroves delegation, sp-
pointed by Mayor Hoe is: T. H.
Adsms, J S. I'.uxton, J. E. Hailey,
Fred Wstrous. C X. Johnson, W.
ft r r n.i I, .-,1
1 11. iiarns. n. u 1 nomas, nr. inn
Mines, II. H. Lsughlin snd II
Hunter.
Msyor Cornelius, of Hillsboro,
has appointed:
Dr. F. A. Bailey, Dr. J. P. Tam
iesie, J. A. Imbrie, G. A. Morgsn,
A. C. Shute, Kd Sclnlmericb,
James H. Sewell, K. J Lyons, F.
M. Heidel ar d W. V. Wiley.
REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS
EXPOSITION.
The Southern Pacific Co will sell
round trip tickets at greatlv re
duced rates lo St. Louis and Chica
go, account of the St. Iouis Expo
sition, on tin following dates: Au
gust 8, 9, 10; September 4, 5, 7;
October 3, 4, 5.
Going trip must be completed
within ten days from date of sale,
and passengers will be permitted to
start on any day that will enable
them lo reach destination within
lhe ten days limit. Return limit
ninety data, but not later than
Dec. 31, ItKM.
For lull information as to rates
and routes, call on Agent Southern
Pacific Co. Hillsboro.
for a meeting of del
Dr. J. P. Tamiesie
G. A. Morgan
Ed. Schulmerieh
E. J. Lyons
W. V. Wiley :
CORNELIUS. Mayor
o
o
! circuit court here, yesterday ofter-
, noon received the nes of the death,!
at Spokane, of his brother, Judge
John It. McBride, who was Ore
UUUUflU IT 1 1 UPC lUBilU
reat Britain was com-
I Pelie(l w ipo ogixt to me unueu
111. . ,1 IT..
! States for an insult
to the Arueri
can ting, perpetrated in Honolulu
by Admiral Lord Charles Beres
ford, then a cadet in the British
navy.. The family seltled in Yam
hill County.
In 1853 Judge McBride began
the practice of law in Lafayette.
In 1 S51) he was a delegate to the
convention that framed the Consti
tution of the state, and the same
year he was elected Representative
to the 33th Congress. Duiing the
first administration of President
Grant he was appointed United
States Judge for Idaho. After
leaving the bench he went to Salt
Lake City, where be practioed law
with Judge Sutherland. Some
years ago he went to Spokane
where he made a specialty of min
ing-law cases.
He leaves tbe following brothers
Judge T. A. McBride, of Oregon
City; ex-United States Senator Mc
Bride, of St. Helens, and Dr. James
McBride, of Pasadena.
Miss Alice Merryman accompan
ied Mrs. W. N." Brrrett to tbe New-
t fc , t week
K '
For pale at a bargain: A
Champion binder, run but two
seasons, and in good repair. Six
foot out K. K. Lyons, 2 miles
northeast of Hillsboro,
Com-
little
Con-
p.ime againol Urn Uregon
rod uct in
en con
fronted by r.ne of the ollicers of the
Company, who made a trip to
Seattle. The Company's test is
perfect and they know just what
per cent, of but.er fat ia being turn
ed out Lat Saturday the Com
miseionrr, who has stock in the
Royal Dairy, at Seattle, made ati
irreet for sduUerated milk. Sev
eral firms were convinced that the
Commiseioner was discriminating
against dairUs in the interest of
bis own, so a dealer sent for a can
of lbs Roy.il milk, not divulging
where it was taken. The Commis
Moner went around, four.d the
milk, tested it, snd found that it
wss not up to test, and was then
told that the product came from
bis own dairy When Dr. Tamie
sie went over to Seattle he inform
ed the CnmmUeioner that any
fight nisde against the Hil'sborn
company's product would be prose
cuted en bis official bond. This
sloppid the gentleman, and the
fight was called off. It looks, un
der the circumxlances, as though
the ollicer was out looking for
trouble, aud be found it. The Ore
gon (irape brand has the finest tett
of butter fat of any product in tbe
market, and a skin game would
not work with them. Now that the
Washington officer is in trouble on
his own product be will "be good "
Supt. II. A Ball will leave
his office to accept the principal
ship cf the Lafayette, Yamhill
county, public schools, his duties
lo bgin about September 15. Mr.
Hall is a thorough educator, and
will give eminent satisfaction to
the patrons of the Lafayette
schools. Financially, be . will
make more money in his new posi
tion in nine months, than in
a yesr in tbe office which
he has so acceptably filled during
the six years just closed. His
many" friends here wish him every
success in his new field of endeavor.
Sheriff Connell has been busily
engaged in sending out notices to
all who paid none of their tax last
spring, tbe list embracing several
hundred. In this plan he is follow
iug tbat of Sheriff Sewell who for
four years kept the collection part
of bis office always on the jump
This is good practise, and reduces
the delinquent list, for when tax
payers realize that the penalty and
interest crawl up they generaally
move to stop expenses.
Sportsmen-are reporting deer as
very plentiful in the mountains,
and Bud Tayl t and Mr. Hansen,
of Seholls, returned from a trip
Sunday, with four fine ones. Oth
ers have had fine luck this year,
the hi! Is between here and Ver
oouia being full of deer, evidently
run in by hounds along the Colum
bia river. Dr. Wood and CI. Blas
er landed one the list of the week.
Notwithstanding Ibis is a poor
year for prunes it is said that the
peach crop in and around Hills
boro is larger this year than ever.
They are of fine quality, and are
now ripening. Mr. Hunteman, of
southeast of Hillslioro, has a fine
lot in his orchard this year, and
trees are ladeu everywhere.
Frank G. Mitchell, a Hil'sboro
favorite, and for several years iut
crested with Wilson Brock in the
drug hueineps at Pendleton, is now
conducting a like business at Ath
ens, I'matilla county, owned by tbe
firm of which he is a meiubar.
Miss Kirkwood. who has had
chirge of Hoyt's Millinery depart
ment,
this teiuon, is taking her
Summer vacation, and Miss Meta
Wallace will have charge of the de
partment during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hoyt. Clar
ence Hoy t and Misses Kulah and
Arah Hoyt, and Mrs. Kirkwood,
visiting here from Syracuse, N. Y
leave tbe last et the teek for t
month's outing up on Wilson river
Miss Maud Wilson departed the
first of the week for an extended
visit with John Harrison and wife,
the former being an old time resi
dent of Mountaindale and Forest
Grove.
D. B. Waggener and Will Adkins
left the first of the week for a two
weeks' outing at Denny's Crossing,
taking Prince Hamlet along to
stand off the cougars.
Mrs. w. A. uarrett, anil son,
Ira. are at Newport for the summer
and Mr. Barrett and son William
expect to have the last of this
or first of next week.
Will this satisfy yon? any pair
of shoes on Wehrung's special bar
gain counter for 50 cents. Some of
these shoes have heretofore sold for
four dollars.
Mr.' Geo. Hartman and bride, of
Pendleton, where Mr Hartman is
cashier of the First National Bank,
were guests at the Milne residence,
Tuesday.
Elmer Smith, who is interested
in the famous marsh cranberry
fields ud coast from llwaco, Wash.,
is visiting here for a few days,
Peter Nelson, of West Union, has
returned from a week s trip to Ho
quiam and other Puget Sound
points.
Miss Eva Froome, of Pendleton,
and Miss Mae Morgan, of Astoria
are guests of Miss Elizabeth Milne.
Born, July 20, 1004, at Green
ville, to Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Moore, a daughter.
Waohing'on'e Stite Food
mie-ioner tried to work a
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A, BAILEY, II. D..
Phyetclaa, a ad Sarajooa
OfEcc alureao-Bailaj block np ataira,
Roome 1-U anil I). Kaatdoace aoath
weat cornet BaacliiM and 2ail atrort.
Both 'PboBca.
S. T. LINKLATER, at. B. C. al.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OIBo iiiataira over Tbe Delta Irug Xinre.
Ih aidants Kt of Court Hra,
In Ike corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIEMK. M. 1)..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacitie Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or Kngliah. Of
fice npstaira in Corwin-Wooater Ktook,
North aule of Main Street.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND 8URQK0N
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kiniilcnce on corner Setoml and Oak HI.
Oregon Tliona Main IIS.
HILLSBORO - - - OKKGOX
GEO. R, BAGLEY
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Booms 1 aud z Sbate Baildiugl
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Office, npataira, over the Poet Office,
HiUaboro, Oregon,
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Attoroeys-At-Law.
Rooms J, 4, & , liorgaa Blk, HiUaboro,
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JOHN IL WALL,
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Office CpeUire, Bailey afergaa leck
Rooms, i as1 a.
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W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Ofica, Up Stain, Ceatral Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON.
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Attorney-at-Lw
Shute Buildk' Mm Rillsboro. Oregon
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms j, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - r- ' Oregon
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..Central Meat Market..
o. tilbury, 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 hogs.
Fresh fish on every Friday.
Main Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel,
Hillsboro, Oregon. .
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E. J, LYONS B. P. COHNKI.tUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and la
suranee Business. Liat your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
you right Add your sale to our list.
Cait in and see us.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
P. C. CAMPBELL
IMPERIAL, TRIBUNE AND
- STORM ER WHEELS
These are Finest Bicycles in the Market
REPAIR SHOP
All kinds of Bicycle Repairing Done on
. short Notice." Prices Reasonable,
SECOND STREET , H1LLSI10R0
One door north Downs' Blacksmith Shop
DR. A. A. BURRIS
3MCaajia,etlo IZoalor
Successfully treat ilitteases without til.
use of Drugs or Surgery, by the Welt
mer System of Magnetic Healing. Cnil
ami see me. CoiiMullfttion free.
Office upstairs, over the City Bakery
Hillsboro, Oregon.
General Merchandise
I carry . a complete line ol General
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
, can get you anything you want, ou
order, at Portland prices.
I make a specialty of cedcr fence
posts and cedar shingles. My liue
of Groceries can't be beaten. Give
me a call, 1 buy farm produce, caah
or trade. Give me a call.
Cm Sm Reynolds
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