REPUBLICAN'S MEET
Ten Delegates Elected
Attend State League
at Portland
to
I'll It EST U ROVE'S ELECTION
X Correspondent 1 blaks the Eleetiea
wa Jubbrd Bud (legat U
be i'.riirr
The work done at the republican
club lint Tuesday night wan the
eltctloi of ten delegate lu the State
Iigue of clubs. A rule was adopt
isl that deicgab 1 bo thot 9o one at a
time an. I that a majority of the
voU i c?st le required to elect. The
tellirt appointed were H II Oreer
and J W Morgan.
On the first ballot the vote stood:
V N Barrett
Julius Ashahr ....
K B Tongue
R If Ore r
It I Cornelius ...
Blank
.II
w
!l9
. 8
. 6
Total 4 1
There waa no election ho the aeoond
ballot was taken.
Barrett 6
Tongue 30
Cornelius .. 2
Imhrie 2
Total 40
Mr. Tongue having received the
required majority wes declared to
have la en elected a delegate.
The fc dint for the second delegate
stood:
Barrett 17
Astmhr 1
Oreer 1
Cornelius ...17
I mbrio 1
Sappington 4
Total 41
On moiion the rule was suspended
and W N Barrett and B P Cornelius,
the two highest were declared elect
ed the second and third delegates.
The baUot for fourth delegate
atood.
Asbahr
Colcstoek
Oreer
Imbrle
Tamelsie
Jack
Wiley ...
Happington..
6
1
4
6
4
2
1
17
41
The rule waa suspended and E. B.
Happington wes chosen Ibe 4th dele
gate by acclamation.
For f.th delegate the trote waa:
Tameiaie 6
Imhrie
Asbahr
Wiley , ,
Jack
Merryman
Oreer
ColestOt'k ;
Total
Ho Asbahr was elected.
For Uth delegate:
Tameinle
Aitmhr "r
Jack
1 rubric
Hirer
OlIcstlK'k .
Wiley
Merryman
Blank
....24
. . 1
.. 4
.... 1
.... 2
... 1
....42
. 9
1
.19
. 4
.. 2
. 1
. 8
. 1
. I
Total 41
The rule was suspended and (Cal
vin Jack waa chosen by acclamation.
Seventh delegate:
Tameiaie 11
Oreer 8
Imhrie 18
Bowers 2
Colestock 1
Wiley 2
Total -40
The rule waa depended and J. A.
Imhrio was rlnm-u 7th delegate by
accl .iua'..o.i.
The eighth ballot cast stood:
Tamiesie -
Merryman
Oreer
Ooletdouk
Bower
Wiley
Blank
.10
. 1
17
. 8
.. 2
. 1
.. 1
Tntal 1 40
II II Oreer waa choaen 8th delegate
under auspension of the rule.
Kin ll dvleirate:
Tamelsie 1
let-tock
Wiley
Imhrie
Bower
Merryman
Blank
Total
lrJ P Tauieiaie was choaen
delegate by acclamation under
pension of the rule.
10: h delegate:
Bower
Colestock
Wiley
Merryman
Imhrie
Blank
...41
9th
BUS-
.12
. 9
. 9
. 9
. 1
. 1
Totle
No election ao a
nrilured
.41
second ballot war
Bower 23
Colestock 6
Wiley
Met ryman -
Total 4
l.- ll ituwH waa selected.
v v wniev. J i) Merryman and
V. v. tVilnHtot-k were named alter-
The club adjournr-J lo meet Tues
day eveningJnuary 30th.
Forest Orove, Jaa. 18, 1900
T tha FMitur:
u..ii rthir necultar methods of
counting ballots seem to prevail here
at Forest Orove. The state law care
fully specidea the methods In which
this shall be done. In a general
way It is as follows: the ballot boi
u m h noened in irMenee of the
Judg and the chairman la to take
ont the bsllota. tine at a time, open
ing each ballot, readir g H aloud ana
nawinir it to tiie other Judges who
I...,a ii thnWxY of whom runs
the ballot upon a string. There to
n nrnviainn bV which aHV One b
.1.1. the ludires ahall handle the
hal lota, and the general tenor of the
i.o i. i,t ih etT.H-t that no one else
they are coasted.
The chatter of Forest drove pro
vide that wi far a practicable the
provisions of general state elections
ahall apply to municipal election
here.
We havt it fmin several persons
who were present when tne ballot
cast at the recent city election were
counted, that J he following proceed
ure waa had:
The balloU were Brat turned out
on the t-ble aid their number count
ed. When It waa ascertained alter
no less than three counting, that
their uumher corresponded with that
on the poll-hooka, the counting t
gan, the balloU blng taken from the
pile lying on the table t.y one of the
spectators and handed to one of the
judges by wh im tv y ue-e r.a I. The
count was very clone and not till the
laat ballot waa read waa it known
certainly who the succemful candi
datea were.
When the vote had ao far progress-
ed that only 40 or 60 ballot remain
ed to be counted, the same ir.in
who had been taking the folded bal
lot from the pile on the table an"
handing them to the judges waa no
ticed to be selecting those containing
the "Citiwn Ticket," opening ami
placing them face down In a pile
under hi hand, panting over to the
Judge only thoae which contained
the Progressive Ticket." Just what
waa the purpoae of thia rather
strange proms! ing waa not clear to
thoae Who aaw it, but no one pro
tested. After all the other ballots
had been counted, thoae In the pile
were handed in, one by one, and to
the aurp'Ue of the Interested Hecta
tors, who supposed the ballot in the
pile were all of one kiud, aeveral of
the "Progreasive Tick el 'a" appeared
imon; them, enough to give the
election to the candidate for Mayor
on that ticket.
When it was learned afterward that
the man who had thus assisted iu
counting the bailota waa preaent as
the Hecial representative of the suc
cessful candidate for Mayor each
candidate having been permitted,
by the judges, to have auch a repre
aentative prta nt, people tiegan to
comment uwn the strangeness of the
entire proceeding. There, seems
little question that the balloU were
illegally counted and that the result
of the election might tie overthrown
if It were called to question.
JIDUtS AMH LtKkS
The county court at the adjourned
meeting held this week appointed
Judges and clerks to serve at the June
and Nov. elections and road super
visors to serve until their successors
are elected in June. The Brut two
judges named are republicans and
the third Is opposition. The first
clerk is republican, the second op
p wition. The list follows :
Beaverdam Judges, Jacob W la
mer, A B Find ley, llobert Thomp
son; Clerks, William Young, Thoa
Miller; ltoad supervisor, 11 John
W lamer.
Beaverton Judges, Wm J Butner,
O W Ilughaon, A Ion no Pike; Clerks,
W J Htitt. J W B:trnes; Hurvisor,
10 W O Iiocken.
Buxton Judges, N H West, Wm
Stephens, C A Peterson, Clerks, J II
Kinch, J N Flippin; Supervisor,
2i James Cuinmings.
Columbia Judges, J W Cornelius,
Francis Ch alraera, K O Eilaon; Clerka
J N Davis, John Miller; Supervisor,
18 Wm Kagley.
Cornelius Judges, o IS Hale, u
Pfahl, lwrence Bailey; Clerks, J
W Brown, J D Dorrten; Supervisor,
5 Ixmls Joase.
Dairy Judges, J C Moore, Fred
S Wilcox, Thoa A ilichey; Clerk-
Willis Ireland, W D Hilt; HupervUir
17 J B McNew.
Dilley Judges, A B Todd, Scott
Smith, R S Lybargor; Clerks, Wm
Jackson, D M Dunbar; Supervisor lb
A B Todd.
East Butte Judges John Vogt,
Eroer Ball. B O Leedy; Clerks, A W
Haines. W P Orahaui: Sup DCS
Tigard.
East t)edar Creek Judges, hum
Oalhrealh, A h Ford, W S Tiltoii;
Clerks, L P Spencer, A Cimino; Sup
1 Vetal Cimino.
Oales Creek Judges, B M Collins,
Wm Cowther, Sam Dalian; Clerks,
W Mi Iloberts, F M White; Sup
10 J no Helsler.
Mountain Judges, T O Meacham,
J (i Johnson, J J Meachro; Clerks,
A A Bacon, 8 L, Hoi len beck J up
20 Steve llollenbeck.
North llillalajro Judges, II II
Oreear, E L Abbot, Chas A Hauley;
Clerks, K L Mdrinick, John W
Ha I lev: Sun 12 Jonn wewen.
North Forest orove it uoruon,
H Dolstrom, II II Clark; Clerks,
T II .Adams, It W 8 Namer; Sup
14 Andy Knox.
Iteedviile Judges, u L.ysirop, ii
Hamussen, John Karstetter; Clerks,
J B Imlay, Ira wneeier; up ji
Jack tr.
8 Hilteboro Judgss, It Crandall,
Julius Asbahr, 1) Corwin; Clerks, S
II Humphreys, Oeo Moigan; Sup b
Frank Kelsay.
8 Forest Orove Judges, ni i
Markham. L Laughlin, H Wirtz;
Clerks, J W Caples, Chas Miller; Bup
13 D C Stewart.
Mouth Tualatin Judges, W II Mc-
Cormick, A Sutton, W Schulmerich;
Clerks. Frank Simiison, Louis EanU
Hun 3 J 8 Ilotiinson.
Wapato Judges, t v nam, u
Newman. K J Ward. i;wrns, t.
Harding, Harry Daiijsupo iiarry
1U.I1. . .. .
Washington Judges, W U linen
elder. K J Kuratli, 8 M Tunstall;
Clerks, Thos Connell. Adolph ruegy
Sun 19 W L Bachelder.
West BUIie JUOges, imm,
.. . .... i r
Chris Hesse, Fred Oroner; Clerks,
A Flint. A II Fanno; Sup 8 t red
Oroner.
West Cedar Creek JudKes, A ura
ver,8 Stein, John Campbell; Clerks,
J E Young, C F Hall; Sup 2 Chas
True.
A petition is circulating asking for
the removal or tne eieciric ngni now
hanging In the street by the Newton
property to the intersection oi Main
and Third streets. The light now
stationed there Is put there by a pri
vate cltiwn and receives the current
only on stated nights.
Bargains at H. K. Bryan A Son.
Nineteen pounds granulated sugar
for f 1.00. A tine line of remnants
la dress goods, few cape and
jackets, our entire line of clothing,
macintoshes, hats and broken lots of
shoes regardless of cost.
II. B. Luce Is at home on a visit.
He tpent some time In Atlln but lad
ing citlaen of the United Slates he
did not get along well. He came
back Ow this side of the line and did
better. Heipecta to go to Alaska
this season.
Mr. John HeWer of Oales Creek,
was doing business io town Wednesday.
E H. GREGORY DEAD
Died last Sunday night
of
Heart Disease and
Asthma
WAS AT F. P. M0KUAVS
was liarled Wdardar tt i .
'clock
1. y. la the Hixcuoie
taelr
E. Rfirepory who hus pr'dic d
iaw in the Hillrit-oro court t for the
past two years died ipiite su't'ienly
at the residence of F. P. Morgan last
Sunday night and was buried la
Masonic cemotery on Wednesday.
The deceased had been sick for a
month or six weeks and his death
was nn surprise to his Intimate asso
ciates, though the putilic wa ah x k
ed by the aud len event. The ail
ment was valvulai weakens of thw
heart, and that orru had pt-rformed
its functions till thM labor rjq'itrcd
wat more than could bo pert jruuxJ.
Then waa the end
Mr. Oretrory bulged In hi Imckr
omce la the Corwlu AWooaier bulut
ing nor would he g i to any of the
several residences where the com
fori s -of a home were tendered. Ju
speaking of this Mr. II. T. il.igley
said his death did not surprise him
so much aa the fact that Mr. Morn'tn
had got him to goto his rei-ideiice.
On Sunday afternoon Mr. F. P. Mor
gan iewuaded the sick man to go to
his residence. The change iweiiieU
to cheer Oregory's spirit; he visited
with the family and took part in tho
chut till about nine o'clock when lie
went to tied. All went well till
about one o'clock Monday looming
when Mr. Morgans' peoplo wire
aroused by rappiogs proceeding from
Gregory's room. On entering Ore
gory was gasping for breath. It was
thought by bis attendants mat ne
was sutfi-ring from an agravated at
tack of Anthiua. A messenger was at
once aunt after Dr. F. J. Bally who
promptly came. Heat once knew the
real disiuxhance and returned for a
medicine. This waa forthwith go
lo tne sick room but it was too late
for he was too faj- gone to swallow
the dose. The patient lingered till
alMiut six o'clock when lie passed
over the river.
E. It. Gregory was born in the
city of St. Johns, .Now Brunswick,
and at his death w&fc 52 years of age.
He waa a graduate of tlarvard col
lege being a mouber, ' iiis brother
thinks, of the class or ISti'J. Alter
leaving college he studied law and
practiced in his native city for sev
eral j ears. During thia time he held
the otttce of City counsel equal to our
District attorney. He came west
years ago and pres-ticca law ior a
time in Portland. Then wanting out
door life he came to this county and
worked in tho wish la for time near
Itaedville.. Ilia heart failing so that
manual lalxir was impossible, aiaiut
two years ago he came to JIHUboro
and ollered his services lo litigants.
rimes were slack aud the buNiness
being niomisilized by older attor
neys, he had but a meager income,
though hu waa succttisfui in most of
the cases he tried.
His weak heart 'Was hereditary,
his father laifore him, having died of
the same trouble thuughata mote
advanced age. His mother an aged
ladv survives him at tho old home
In New Brunswick. He also leaves
Ave brothers, Ilolsirt A, with JJrad-
streets, New York city; Melodge, in
Wisconsin; Thomas W. and JHinei a.
in St. Johns, N. B.; and Chas. S.
Vancouver B. C. and two sisters Mrs.
Lnmerean and an unmarried sister
in St. Johns N. B. His brother Chas.
S. came on the ftr-tt train from Van
couver arriving here on Wednesday
morning In time for the funeral
which occurred at two o'clock in tin'
afternoon. The remains were buried
in Masonic cemetery. Mr. J. S.
Stanton of Portland, a personal friend
came out on Tuesday and apt i n on
Wednesday to attend the fiiucrol.
The funer.il ser vices were conducted
by Elder Sickafiawe.
Mi. Uhartes s. Gregory leets gra:e-
ful for the kindness shown to his de
c.'ased brother and desires to extend
his thanks to all for what they have
done. In this he is certain his living
brothers and sisters would join were
they hore and knew of the many
acts of kindness shown the deceaced.
CEPAK MILLS.
Frank Imhrie sold 30 head of ft
hogs to the stock yards in Portlanif
this week.
Mr. Milne's teams passed Cedar '
Mills Tuesday with liveogs. . '
Potato men are scouring the coun
try buying spuds, peerless, garnie
chillie's and early roes are mostly
sought.
Fourteen thousand sacks of pota
toes were shipped on steamer Colum
bia from Portland, Friday nig tit for
San Francisco market.
Cv. Commissioner Young lu
treated bis hoi.se to a new coat of
paint.
John Overoder who had his leg
broken last ff II is able to lie out
again, but has no use of his leg yet.
Mr. Savage, a stock buyer of Yam
hill is pasturing 300 head of srteep
on thf McEldowney place and 4W
head on the Reed v die prairie.
Fred Stucky has bought 60 acres
of (and from Wm. Nelson. Mr.
Stucky will slash the same to get
more pasture for bis dairy stock.
Fred Hamel Is up and around
agala after being in bed for a. week.
The potato market is looking up
agiiin. Mr. Hansen loaded a car of
Burbanks this, week at 60c and Shoe
mache Bros, are loading a car of Red
ones at 7(V at Reed vi lie.
M. S. Daily was sauntering about
railroad station Tuesday morning
when a gentleman aomewht advan
ceil in age approached bearing a
smile of half recognition which caus
ed M. S. to take sielter look. He
remembered a;photograph of his bro
ther lying on thecentertableat home.
This he connected with the man be
fore him whom he pronounced as
the original. He reached out and
grasped the hand of his brother R.
K. Dalley. The boys had not met
for thirty years. Mr. R. K. IMiley
comes to Oregon for a home. Hav
ing found this he will send for his
wife.
Dr. Brown the reliable dentist, all
work guaranteed. Remember the
date Jan. 22.
See Galea pd.l.
Born,- in Ii.IUN.ro Jau. 15, to II
Uocvbtr aud wife a hi.
J M. Brown li?"- a iw p!r f
counti-r scali- and ?r e-. ris w.ll ie
better whin w'ghc.: fi V-.ftn. Th-y
are Uau i-.
Wanted, to buy udor Uj0 Acgor:a
i;.-Mt fr i rt Jit t; Mate rtcr, ai.d
!:. Ad.trrs.-, Hvtz-g 4 Ilelchen,
Wrohougl V.-h. 4
liv. A K ui-era weli known In
thi
is couuty a the eloque-it paitur of
u Cnuzrct'-i'loiial church at Forest
m I a t.
rw
Grove wa n-cently atricxen
with
paralysis at his ho.no iu
Wasning'.on.
Whatcom
Mrs. Divi l Parser of Beavtrlon
:i.(d itumi Sierbutk pi.rctl last
Wctlncs l iy and .ustalotKl a disloca-ti-m
of tno wrkt. Sp.j came toHidt
t oro on the evening traiu and sought
surgical attention.
Oa Friday Chas. KenVr 11 year
old win of Ja-per Keller living on
the Thin. Oichin friu was thrown
from hi horsd aud had bU left
shoulder lisl"c!ted. Dr. Bily at
tended the iijured lad.
Mr. Wilibiiu Djvh who commen
ced Hie nianiif.ature of harness lh
pist fill has sold oat his business to
Messrs. Tone a :mpson. iug uew
fl rm look rxssesHlon last luesday.
They plau (o enlarge the mauutac
luring plant.
A valuable dix'umeut rtwehed our
table this morning from the depart
nient of the interior descriptive oi
the Ciais B 'V coal fields, by Joseph
Sil.a DilScr. ' It' Is thoroughly Ulus
trateil with half-tone pictures and is
sues from the geololcil survey plant.
Mrs. E. K. EonU felt on the aide
walk lust Sunday morning and was
so badly if Jured in the hips that ahe
was compelled to lie wnere sue len
till help came. Dr. Blly was called
and fijund his patient seriously In
jured. Mm yet rcmalus helpUs in
bevl.
Aurora B iron Ills Is the name of a
Ave column quarto that is now pub
lished at Aurora, Marion county.
The paper is republican though local
alfiirs will take precedence. The
naner claims a tluaucial support that
renders it independent from the first
issue.
Elder T. F. Brown of Hlllsbor
was called to Eureka Washington t
ofiiciate at the marriage of two cou
ple, one on Dec. jth, and anotnet"
on Jan. 1st. The contracting parties
were Mr. Evin Moyan to Ml a Laura
Shaw and Mr. Fred Spies lo Mfes
Gussie Kobison.
The registration of voters is far in
arrears. J-iom tne nm mere ougni
to have been an average register of
31 electors per day. 'ihere was an
actual register of no more than 10.
Only about 100 have registered vo
far. To complete tne register mere
must te an average of at least 35 per
day. and if time is farther wasted the
ru-ih will ne on during ine last
month.
United Brethren quarterly meet
ing servii-es at Lcisyville chapel Jin.
20 and 21. Business meeting. Sat.
at 2 p. in followed ty preacntng
Sunday services, Live Fears, at 10
a. in., preach i at 11 a. ra , also at
7 p. in. Bishop l. L. Berkley, D D
will conduct the servitg. All aro
cordially invited. L. F. Clark, P. E.
W, Reynolds, P. C.
Thero was a blissly cutting fracas
last Sunday nl-hl in Scoggin valley
after church. Few particulars are
obtainable not even the uame of the
Injured man. But it seems that
Crawford Huberts is he who hand'ed
the kuite to even up an old feud.
Eleven stabs or cuts were Inflicted
aeveral ing serious. Roberta run
and at' last aJ vice was still at liberty.
E!i McKay, a pioneer ot this
county, dbd of consumption last
Suiul ly at B"avi rtou aud was buriel
Tufsday. At the time of his death
he was 03 years of age. H came io
Oregon iu 18o2 at the a"e of 0 years,
and this county has been his home
ever since, lie leaves a wife and
two childron, the latter grown, a sis
ter, Mrs. Tucker, of Hillsboro, and
two half sisters.
W. K. Newell commissioner of
horticulture for the 1st district was
in town yesterday inspecting a few
of the orchards. In one he founds
tree etTVcted with San Jose scale
which surprised him as he did not
before know it to be here. For two
months he has been in Multnomah
county where there is much scale. A
blue titrioi. lime ann sulphur spray
is good medicine for the scale.
The Hi-oclrtl meeting of the Hills-
boro school district will be held in
the school house at 2 o'clock p. m
Saturday Jan 27. This ii an Im
portant meeting since the question of
revenue is to come up. A tax will
U voted on and steiis taken to pay
r9,000 bonds v.h ch will mature in a
few weeks. It is learned that the
board will pay or try to do to, tl.fsJO
this year an I refund the remainder
7,fi()0 iu 6 per cents.
Cary Port r of Forest Orove was
thrown from his horse while riding
at a rapid pace in the dirk Wednes
day night between David's Hill and
Forest Grove, Dr. Linklater passing
tint way found him fa tho road
groaning. Help came from a nearby
neighbor. Th- young m-in had a
collar lame fractured Just what is to
taj expected from a fall from a burse
moving at a galop.
KELtTATE.'
Isaac Lelsy and wf, to Leisy
ville V B ch ireh, ac In Jas
Burston die 1
O ACR RCo to Otto Hart
mm, n of .i w sec 9 1 2 n
r 2 w - 430
OA C R H 'o lo Geo Kriah.
man n of n e Jj sec 9 t 2 n
r 2 w 620
Jas II Hutc'itoson io J I Tarn-
eisie s e J of n e J sec 2 t 2 n
r3w S00
Jas R(atchin oy sheriff lo
C C Oaples trustee n J of n e
see in t 2 n r 5 w DiO
F M Hill et al to F T Kane
lots ac Almoran Hill d I r... 2100
R Nixon ad m to G F Berger
se sec 2 t 1 n r 2 w 650
E: Brown and wf to Mil
Mslone, trsit In lots, land 2
of blk 2 Hdlsb.o :.. .41
Benj R Patton trustee to Mrs
II Purser lot row 2 Pat'on
cemetery 0
M try E Lonmm and has to J
Hsrood lot IS Five Oaks
ub 20 ac 860
tfm Nelson and wflo Fred
Stucky 60 ac Caleb Wilklns
die. 600
A.NM"JL A
I.
vin t !oforil I'll ;i i
iu x ird to ii. y . ,s.
lam d.-t. ruiit.i'i i ; f ui'h
it.e tint a.i ! d very "' '.
Thia liowi v r is uf v V".r l -
j'.Utj" for I h iv Ikv.i, i a il u.j v,
earncstJy a:u.i i?ig lo .;."irivii.
1 am detrt mined to uiv ef it.e ;ni
l!c r!eniands. If joj vvai.t el:--bhotrrt
come unit eet ihc'i at ace:
a oirtv. If vou want l:f.'U nor
tfjits. I make them Hi n'ci fir
anyone, and alai!'ely in-ri-ci '(i !
likeness. All regular wii of cat i-
net and other a r.-s wd ec d inn iu
the most cmiei-Helens in. n::i r ai.d
to yoar fu'l s i'iNt tl a.
If you want i .itrit fca)f, I c-tn
show you the Diiist ai'irtui;nt snd
the lowenl priitsv
Come r.d see mo whether you
wntit anything or uot, H iyt Photo
graphtr. iMiouiANr to 3:riiF.m
The manufacturers of tVetoria have
been compelled to in I hundreds of
thousjinils of dollars to fniudiarUe
the public with the signature of Cuss.
H. Fletcher. This has lareu i;eci.ii
latetl by reason of plrstes counter
felting the CustorU trade ninik. This
counterfeiting is a crim i not only
against the proprietors of Castoria,
but agaiust the growing generation.
A 11 . .. h. .r n u I .i i . t . I I r. i r. . f 1 1 1 1 i'.l
that Custoria bears the signature ol
Chas. II. Fletcher, if they would
. i.. .i.i. i.:i.i...
iruaru mv iit-aim ui m-ii ihijuhiii.
i..n- lan.i m.ithipri in rti....i,.r
I ..... ... o ... , .. .
ought to carefully
examine tho fd-!
torii advertisements
i. : .,ar.,
T"'!.;. ? .. ';.. ,i.'f;;:.a submit to the surgeon's ki!l with
rememtier that the wrapper of evviy
bottle of genuine Castoria lKas Hie
fac-simile denature of Chas. II.
Fletcher, under whose pupervisloii it
has been manufactured conMntiously
for over thirty year. Patla B jlie
tln. Card of 1 batik.
I gratefully tender thanks to the
many good jieople of Hillihoro and
especially to F. P. Moigm and
family for the care and attention
shown my brother, E. R Gregory,
during his last sickness and tunerst.
Charles S. Gregory.
Head Letter List.
The following is a list of letters re
maining uncalled for in the porilottice
atlllllshoro, Jan.13, 19'J0:
Chas. B. Moores,
S. lUmbow.
All letters not culled for by Jtn
27, will be sent to tho Jd Ixtttr
Ofllce. One cent will bo charged fi r
each letter callwl for.
II. St llCLMERIClI, P. M.
The Comity court h ismnlo the
levy f r ttiu f niio yeir and while
the per cent is higher than last year,
the amount of money raised is Itea
by $11,000 or $12,001). The items of
the levy are these :
State tax 0(i(i;i
County 01235
School 0
Indigent ')1
Coyote county mhCj
Total
. .0100
00.17
, .Oil.l
.oooi
Last year the levy
State tax
County
School
Indigent
Total
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rr.nin Is a terror (f thou
rtiids i f
young mothers bt-cause its i.utt.n-ak
n aionlzincr and frcoueiitly fair. I
Shiloh's cough and ccnMiiuptimi cure
act like magic in cases of crmigh. It
bus never been known to imii. i ne
worst eases relieved immeoiateiy.
Prh 25c, 60 and f I 00, You can
get it at the Delta.
Dr. Brown dentist will be in llilis.
boro one week Jan. 22.
The Pioneer llirlles in p, next
dor o the poht efft'-o Las s me groat
bargains in plush lap rols s.
For sale, a 145 folding bed for $12.
Enquire at Mrs. W. L. Davis', south
west of school house.
Wanted, a situation at or near
Hillsboro to care for horses or other
sto-.'k. Best cf references. Call at
this office.
Dr. C. 13. Brown has not abscond
ed, and will be In Hillsboro J in. 2,
prepared to do dental work in all its
latest branches.
F. J. Barber has put iu a flue btock
of cigars a cigarettes.
Call on F. J. Barta-r, Second ntreel
if you want a first-class shave or hair
cut. Try his baths, either hot or
cold.
A 0KE.1T HAKUilX.
R. A, Ellis ouVrs for sale at a great
bargain, the property formers
known as the James Sigler place,
consiating of a beautiful largo two
story residence with tower, a good
barn and henhouse. Also the i.icrst
photograph gallery in Iht north
west which was recently erected on
the place, and which has heeu uoir.g
a splendid butlnees ever sine open
ed to the public. Tho grounds are
set to the choicest fruits and fi iwf rs.
Residence and photograph gal'ery 1
furnished throughout with new far
uiture. Furniture will ijo v.i, h pro
Uerty if so desired. For full particu
lars call at residence, cornrr Seventh
and Baseline street-, or address,
R. A. ELLIS.
Box lil. Hillsboro Ore.
nDwA n .
The Absolutely Pure
Made from Grape
Cream of Tartar. j
Baling powders made from alum ani other f
harsh, caustic acids are lower in price, but
inferior in work and injurious to the stomach.
aovAL sinq fO'oes co, ncw von.
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g-'M so run inrou '
' hula woul ls;i
i bellierin.'
t'! couut w ts r.
4 . r. t to .- '
eljfx)liri
that i'i y nvr
1 the rl?ht cliun. M.-. H it--
joyed iheir t 1 fti li en
I williUjT lo i y in io i
j After ail theu-c-f imiv:-
is accustomed. u m-!-:!.c
hindict bceme v tuvc
u-shI It. Toothers tn
prvferable.
D. D. O. M Jv-romc I'tiioi.Mt
Saturday eveuing list lu-'il.ii
oftiv.'era of Va attt lnlu No. lo
O. O. F. as lollops ,. G G .
SpeiiCt; V. O , E- 11. Miliei; r.t-.-
F. Y. RaUtoii; jtJiiu
H. Griggs, Waidci;;- Gto.
Cou ; A. A. Russell, R. S. N
M. Porter, L. S. N. O ; V. A,
M U..vs ,
l ; A-;
Mj cii.vi, I
U S. V.G; E. L. J.-iir, L S V
S. It. ltalston, 1. G ; F. L. Mi:i.r,.R
S. S.; Geo. Vanliorn, L S. S.
L A '-PKu 'r. W,V v 1'
from the .hould.T of Mr. Geo.
yan this wtek. I he oiperuioii u
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ordinary conditions would h nl-
1,1.. U nnliLrnpthn l.,il til.. ...Inn
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mie aitaca oi pneumonia au i m
h.ul
out an Kiieastlielic. He grituu -l .iuu
toro the cutting while avt ke nl iri
bis right rultid. It was u cafu U
vivi sectiou.
Mr. Harm McLln revel' 'd a t'.-lo-graph
nie-jsaut) bla'.ii' that 1:H ti
ther W. B. M . Lin had b-. u s'.: ! 1
his brother-in-law, Thoiupsoa nt 1 u
lder, California. W. B. yus not !t;.;1
when the message wasseni. Th. rc
are no particulars and relatives h"r.
are iu itimplcte ignorance of tic.;'
fair. Mr. W. B. McLtu went to Ca'i-
fornia lrom hereabout a luoutU or
six weeks ago.
J'rank M. Oardner a former ri
dent of Hillsboro was arn st.;'! ti.'i
brought buck here last Silur ' 'v t y
spi-ial constable Sappingtoji.'- ti;!. i
ner is now iu jail on a charge of i'..v
lug one wife loo tunny.. Somoyi- .i -j
aifo he wokh1 and wedded -Vf-. '
Emma Philllpi-rurd while Lis I T .
wfe is yet alive. Audiherois tin-,
trouble,
D. D. Q. M. Patuiateer ii'niir .1 ;
the officers of Washintiui l. l '
No. 48, I. O. O. F. at Foret Gam
last Monday evening. The ciM. i r -for
the current term are T, U. 'u :
gncr, N. O ; J. M. Th nupoti, V. a :
Jos. Buley, Sec; W. -i. llw-l p,
Trea J J. C. OriH-r, Wurdeii.; A
Knox, Con.N. R. Wei , I. U.
It U remarkab'e how p ipuljr the
11 tie stamp photorapna ar" becoiii
iug. These piedtros arc lir-t cla. in
evcty way, though th'-y are an I n;
gi-r tliail a !i-C!nt pestnge statin. Id
one day W. R. Iloyt iliiilied o
8 10 and during the ptst uio:i!ti I,
h.ss put out 2.0(H). The pwiuics' rir .
culate amonix the el il. lire.
I
I tick headaches, the cun-e
worked womankind, irr qu!
kIv
rnuiely wired by Karl's C'l..vi v-1
iTui, the great blood punci r M.d' lis
'-.ie builder. Money r ru'-d.l if i"
jsiii!.f:ictory. Price 25 r.vl 50 cts. a
D.-lui.
How is your wife l.t:.s sl:e h i-t li t
j beauty? If so, C. i.-!.:, v,.m, Ii.ii:-
geetlon, isica iieaoai r.v u,k
el Mil causes. Karl's ( ;;vi r Root T-i
has cured these til for ..!' a ivuta
ry. Price 25 fit, h'i'l "0 c!s. M
refuniJed if risulta ere uut ii.i i
factory. Delta I.--ik Ktcn.
Muddy complexions, Nr.'t !:u;
breath come from chronic cot -'.!, s
tion. Karl's Clivt r Root Tea is in
absolute cure and lu s been si i i -r
fifty years on an absolute gu iraoi
Price 25 cts, and iO els. Delta l':
S'oro. .
Win Mohr makes boots at h
shop on Second stris.t, HilKLoro, i
Ki.fO cr pair, seweil siioes f.-r ,
and cives soucial attenlion lo r;'j u
ing. He uses only first-grade .si" '. j
which enables him lo guuran'ec i...-s
work. j
Many a lover has tumid uith d;---1
gust from an otherwise lovable girij
with an otrensive breath. KrnV;
11. w, I Tea linrifl -s the bresll. i
by its action on the bowel-, e'e ,
...i.i.-.r. ..ii. u'lll Kjtli! frir veHr oil
. r ..... r.t., o-. .....i i
at iso line guarantee, i iiit.ji,
50 cts at Delta.
What Is Shiloh? A grand old ro ji
edv lor Couh. Colds and Cor.su.-o-
ption; used through the world U r
half a century, has cured innuniei-j
able cases of Incipion! consuinption j
and relieved many In advanced ts'-i
es. if you are not saliclied Willi tt:r-
results we will refund your nion-y. t
Price-25 and 60 els and JI .00. Itlm.j
Beautiful c niplexion is an lin
sf ihilily wllhout 1.-001I blood, the
sort that only cxI ts in rounecl io:i
wi'h good digestion, a healthy !U''t
and laiwtls. Karl's Hover R iot -a
acts directly on tho bowels, liver n . 1
kidueys keeping them : iu ; f rfect
health.. Price 25 cts. and Ti tt.-. a: j
Delta Drug Store.
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