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Vol. XXXI
HILLSBORO WASHINGTON COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13. iy03.
No. 2G
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Office: Room 3, 4 and 6, Morgan Blk,
, W. N. BARRETT '
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Hilliboro, Oregon.
Office: Central Block, Room 6 and T.
BENTON 0OWMAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW "
Hilliboro, Oregon.
Office: Room i 6 and 7, Morgan block.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
' ' Hillsboro, Oregon.
Bailey-Morgan Block. Room 1.
THOS. H. TONGUE JR.
ATTORHEY-AT-LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office : Room 3, 4 and 5, Morgan Block
Hilliboro, Oregon.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON.
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Office, upstair, over The Delta Drag
Store. Office hoom 8 to 12; 1 to H, and
in the evening from 7 to 0 o'clock.
J. P. TAMIESIE, M. D.
8. P. R. R. SURGEON
. Hilltboro, Oregon -."t!
Office and Residence, corner Third
and Main treets. Office hours. 8:30
to 12 A. M., 1 to 5 and 7 to 8 P. M.
Telephone to residence from Brock &
Sels' drugstore at all hour. All calls
promptly attended, night or day.
F. A. BAILEY, M. O.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Office: Morgan-Bailey Mock, up
stairs, rooms 11'. 13 and 18. Residence
8. W. cor. Base Line and Second ats.
Both 'phones. v
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Office: Morgan-Bailey block, up
stairs with F. A. Bailey. Residence,
N. E. corner Third and Oak sta.
R. NIXON
DENTIST.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
Best artiflrlai teeth, S5.50 per set.
Cement and Amalgam fillings 50 cents
each, (told fillings. II up. Vitalized
air for painless extraction.
Office: Three doors north of Brick
store. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 4
P. M.
. LODGE DIRECTORY.
(Cards. $5 a year; Resolutions and
Meeting Notices free to advertis
ing Lodges.)
RUBY ASSEMBLY NO.
ARTISANS.
26. UNITED
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Regular meeting on Monday evening
of each week at Odd Fellows' Hall,
Hillsboro.' Members please attend.
PUBIXifflr AH BETIB
aly sort.
The Southern Pacific Co. Is now
selling round trip ticket to Portland
from Hillsboro tor $85, goo 1 going
Sa'urday or Sunday, returning 8uc
day and Monday, giving all day Sun
day and Monday In Porilnd.
The turn arrangement applies
from Porllan I, giving people a
chance to visit Valley point at great
ly reduced rates.
COJllSMOSEk'd COCBT.
Fifty per con i rebate granted J.
W. Captes upon payment of balance
on 189 J mortgage taxes.
Petition of Ctrl Pfahl aodcfier
for change In Gaston, 8. Tualatiu and
Cornelius precinct boundaries gra ted
Petllloo of John B. Demi for re
funding offers ptld disallowed.
Report of Recorder E. I. KuratU
for month of October showing $232
75 tout receipts, approve-; a'so re
port of Lima: Geo. A, Morgau, with
receipt of H15 60. -
Jjseph K.ifeuroth Hlur J to r
dteuj laud sold lor delinquent Imti
ufkiu payment of taxes, penalties,
cue's, i uteri st and r ieujptloo lean.
Decision oi school superintendent
i matter of 1. Koebler' children
reveied, naaii s ordered replaced on
district VI) census and apportioumeot
made accordingly.
Transcripts of State v Tbeodorr
Saltigeber and V. Asp allowed.
Coroner's inquest of Frederick
Schulenborg end John Parson ap
proved end claim allowed except 60,
id each.
Warrants to J. B. Tillotson, coo
tractor for Rood bridge, ordered i
ued on county Judge's acceptance of
same.
Comptometer purchased for 1125.
of Felt A Farrout M'l'g. Cx on ooe
yeai' guarantee.
Salaries-
Qeo H Wilcox.- I 81 00
R Crandall, assisting assessor 31 00
Geo A Morgan clerk aod d'p'a 200 00
A M Collins janitor 85 00
J W Sewell sheriff aod d'ptl 200 00
H A Bali Khoot aupt.. .... 68 80
W M Jackson treasurer 60 IK)
Willi Ireland dep recorder... 41
Total ..... $696 05
Road and Highways
Oronet A Rowell $5 40
Tualatin Mill Co 21
Mays Brew 7 75
Johnson Bros...; 9 50
J J Krens ., - 3 20
M Turner. 1 60
W H L.vda II 80
Buxton A OeM-r 8 00
V WLIvermore 26 25
ACAVchbold
8 641
Crocker A Parker...
80 4
Herbert Hon
22 24
VineOrndfV. 46 03
- " 85 68
David Weinger.. 19 50
Redmond A 8apprwton 6 60
L A. Rood
W J Batner 9 00
Stationery
EIKuratli
2 90
1 25
C st AgencyiCo
Olef APrhudhomoie . 37 53
Irwin llodson Co 22 7?
Hillsboro Argca
E J Ward
00
60
Oso A Morgan 2 60
II A Ball
Relief
W U Donelsoo..
1 85
3 60
E O Hagey 6 00
A J Roy..,.. ! 110 80
Mrs J A M Roundy ............ 6 00
Prisoners:
Tualatin Hotel, board .....$ 74 60
Dr Tamiesle.. 16 00
Br F J Bailey...... 2100
J W Sewell 87 50
Delta Drug S:ore......... 7 60
Miscellaneous:
Tu-Utin Mill On, bridges.
AC Arch bold, sidewalk
R dmond A Sapp'ngtop, Hvery
for school superintendent...
Court House and Jail:
W O Don el son.
47 43
4 26
6 00
6 60
6 00
1 40
80
21 60
H 30
1AM Collins
A C Archbold.
R Cave..
City L A W Co.
Wehruog A Hon
County Oio't:
Hillsboro Pun Co....
JWSaWfK... 1
HIINboro Argu... 6
LARd, Judge 68
EJ Ward. 8
Wm J Butner... 8 40
Precinct Jury Lit".
WRS:eveo : 8 00
VI L Cbowlng 2 00
3 F Van Meter ... 2 00
CIRCUIT COURT.
. V- '
J P Tauilesle n eomroenctd an
action against Send ftl o Brother on
a proiiil-sory note lor $.'-15 and la
tere.
L E Crouch h "urd Andrew
Baacesco and Djvid K'uhelto for an
.oaTgned account of $750 alleged to be
due Dr Mackenzie for tiiedicel ser
vice! perloruieil for defendants.
Chs V Heury iki for a divorce
from Jobaun H?nry, and alleges
that Ihey were loariied Dec 1 1885;
and that defendant abandoned hint
on Oct 18 1902 and ha ever ajuce
continued so to do. -
J W Clark ha brought an action
ou a promissory note for $100 and
interest against Samuel Aplin and
John P Aplin.
MAKKIAQE LICENSE .
Cornelius H 8 lebreo 80 aod E'sle
Staley 21; Z na Wood 42 and Anna
Austin 83.
PKOBtTE.
Guardianship of Ribert E S nrte
vant, minor. H 8 Hturtevanl guard
ianship autborls-d t transfer pro
perty of said, minor to O B Sturte
vant, guardian in Kansas.
E-tate Piter Harpei deceit.
Parties intereste l cited to appear and
show cauva on Dec 7, 1903, at 10
o'clock a to, why real estate belong
ing ti tstate shii;'Jil pot he. sold. fc
E-ttate Cyrus Bicoo, deceased.
Estate closed of record, real estate
turntd over to beirs and bondsmen
exonerated.
E'tBtu. of O O Rigera, deceeted.
Final accoutii approved. '-Estate
closed of record.
Guardianship of Jf -ile- Dickerson,
minor. Columbia Dickeror, mother
of minor, appointed guardian with
bo d fixed at $1000. .
' Estate Elmer W Nelson, deceas
ed. Admini-trator authorised to
sell perwmal propel ty. . j
Eitate Rebecca Wright, der-ased.
Final account and report fed herein.
Monday, E 14, 1903, at 10 o'clock,
time i"t for approve' of state.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
James Arthur Thwait to 8 It
Thwait 10 a 'n sec 17 aid 18 t 1
a r 8 w $500
F J WiIIhdis et al to J W Sewell
et nx 141 (M) a in Hu lmrd W il
liams illf 1
LC Walker to Sophia Jiukon
42.100 a :n K Walkir die lt
Chas D Il'ni'S et al to K. in nm J
Ilines :V 'i see 1 t 1 n r 5 w . 1
Geo M Ilines to En.' is J H:,ies
100 a 'n ec 1 1 1 n r 5 w 10
Maria Beir'e et al to Annie M
Iiubrie 31 a iu Win Mauzey die 20tK)
T A Ritchey et ux to Ja Jowten
35 a in sec 12 1 1 n r 4 w 1500
A C Lneter et ux to ( FC Oeixhl t
4.64 a in Wheeler inb tl s r2 w 4f0
Peter J Maritx to Henry Edltrer
40 a in sec 1J 1 1 n r 1 w 3000
J W Cline to Mr Eva Higgms lot
1 and 12blk 4 Purdy'a and Dil- -ley
300
Mary J Kay et als to John Cum
tning lti a in J Dickson die 24W
John W Sewell et nx to Frank J
Williams H M I in Richard
William die....- 1200
Elixalieth Freeman to J A Imbrie
2 M a In ec Ittt 1 n r J w and
other land... 700
J VV 8hute et ox to J A Imbrie et
als an) a in U Ii Smith die ami
other land . . 9000
David Peabody et ax to George
Peterson lots 41 aod 42 Garden
Home , 750
Uerwood Bros A Wakefield Co to
Zumwalt lots 4 and d blk 4
Tbornes add to Hillsboro 175
Thns Connell et nx to Dors Trail"
37 50 in 20 alio 2 t 2 a r 1 w and
other land 1
Jennie Annans to ll'iiry P.. ink H4
a see XI t I s r w 500
John P Belchers to John A Miller
part ofr James H Uil rl M)
M Watroiw to Chas F Uavrs 17 a
in sec 25 1 1 n r 3 w 500
XtSfEK
Next Monday will be a big ocra
slon with the Artisan of 'Washing
ton couoty and among uch of their
friend a are fortunate enough to se
cure card of ad minion to the open
meeting of the Hillsboro Assembly
held to welcome Hon. Iic E.
Staples, of Portland, the new Su
preme Master Artisan. The head of
the United Artlrana is one of th
best male singer on the Coast and
famous as an entertainer, convulsing
hi audience with laughter at a com
In song or moving them to tear with
a pathetic ballad o complete is til"
mMtery of the emotions of his hear
ers. In these entertainments he l
ably existed by Mr. Staple, who
will accompany him- He will almi
deliver a lecture on the Constitution
aod Bylaws aod will be found a
forceful and Instructive speaker.
The program begin at 7 o'clock In
Old Fellow Hall with an informal
reception with local music the first
hour and at 8 o'clock the Supreme
Master Artisan take charge.
The United Artisan Is an order of
which Oregon may well be proud
that It had its beginning! In the
Webfool metropolis. The 2nd of
this month it passed it 9th annivera
ary.and is today the wealthiest order
per capita In America with a system
that will not have to be changed In
later years when Its early members
are too old to have any other open
ing for insurance, the injustice which
too often has been meted out to the
faithful firit nymbirj of other
orders. ,
With many mtrabersor few.there I
the aame ewurlty for every . policy,
hoi ler for t) permanent funrts can
never be impaired, the. entl-e run
ning expense mrst be paid out of
the initiation fees and the per capita
Ux, no other fund can be used for
expense purpost . Then each per-
m who lapse out of the United
Artisans leaves some money on in
terest for the benefit of thost who re.
milu faithful. Death and Time,
the elemen's that produce wesHnefs
In other , focKties, ' to it bring
strength.
Nor I it necenafy to din to bene
fit by its policies, the bolder is pro
viding an income uHde.iit to make
life easy In old age, for pensions are
psid to mem tiers over seventy years
old. . Accident, too, la guarded
against, for loss of eyesight brings
half the amount of the certificate as
doe the loss of two limbs while one
fourth I paid for the toe of one. H i
a policy in the Artisan insures an
estate of $2000 for the benefit of
loved ones, a competence In case of
mtsCorlute aud an income for old
age, ail at a cwt no greater than the
taxes on $2000 worth of property.
Well may the Artisans assert that
sound protection for the home can
not be obtained from any other re
liable concern al no small a cost as to
their order.
Absolute financial soundness, - con
ervative business management and
entire publicity for all tbelr affairs,
these are the boasts of the order.
Every month each member receive
a statement la detail of all the order's
business and keeping these give a
complete eopy of the bead office
books. No large ealariea are paid,
the supreme secretary receives only
$1500 a year and the Supreme Mas
ter Artisan, $900. Every officer I
heavily bonded In a responsible
surety company. With such afe
guard the Artisan has grown to
have a larger reserve fund. In pro
portion to its number of members,
than any other order, in America.
This reserve is increasing as each
Artisan that dies leaves a sufficient
amount ol money in the reserve fund
to pay back to the order, in lr Chan
20 years In Interest, all that his bene-
flciarie draw out on account of h
death.
Equally farsighted is the jollcy In
10 KUEire SUPREME
ABIKAX.
electing member.' Risk are not
taken in the Southern S'ales, or in
uuhealthful places a In large cilKa
in the Northern State. . The IWt of
birred occupntioua i that of the
most careful old line insurance com
pules, and as much caie is taken to
keep out unworthy replicants that
tt.ii loditeroiiut may be a harmonious
buuiu for tmuibt-rs.
The United Arlimi.s has over $165,
000 et Hintitf-, more thau 8,000 bene
Ct irtmhrrs In siood aUtiditig ami
has p'Hi owr $25,000 in death ant
disability Ix infi's. The iOi'uibtrslilp
Is open only to IIiom; who are physi
cally, 'luentiilly and morally sound .
It oilers Us adv.M:ti:g. s c whit? lr-
soriH, umie or remilo, between the
ngtM of 13 aud 50 yeurs and just now
a Hpecltd oppoi (unity is given in
HU'sboro to j.iiu at greaJly reduced .
cost. The monthly rate per $1,000)
of Insurance, ranting from 45 dot)
at A year to $1.25 at 6 I, are restrict
ed to 12 in a year and are the lowest
oflVred by aiy order while absolute
safety Is aasuied.
Hillsboro's local branch, Ruby
Assembly, ha 92 member and Urn
weekly sessions', enlivened witb
music by the Assembly' orchestra,
re fully of Interest, so that the so
cial feature is not the least oik the
attractions. Mis Rose Wilcox is
Master Artisan and County School
Superintendent. II. A, Ball, secretary-
The Assembly is being assisted thin
week by Mrs. Jennie McE. OaU
breetb, of Tualatin, assistant Grand
Master, who come ot a pioneer
funnily in Washington county and Is
si well and favorably known that
hnr Interest in the order would be an
additloiml endorsement If further
iroi.f iv?r ncid?d. .-' . -.
PK.ITI1 OP
mi:s. ii vm Alien K
liiiLCg.
Mrs. HaninheitH Hrui tl mother
of Mrs. J.- H. lty who resides on
Main at. eHst of Hillsboro, rflcd Wed
uetday uioriiiui; at 7:0 o VI ink frout
thn eiTect of a ol'ght htroke uf . par
alys's in June, ;
Airs. Ii ttce wrs eAveuty-t wo years
of :-c. She had no relatives nn
this const except tle dnuf,'li?"r with
whoiiishe h-d iimiIh lir home lnt
five i ns -e Uv't.g '' 'be !s.
tjlie lud' U a i 4i. .ul Hunger of
llmM. E. Chuicb for over 40yean,
Fuuerv wn Thuif-lt-y afternoon
from fie M. E. church aud burial la
Odd Fe'Iows cemetery.
OE1TM tlf P. . SHtW.
V. A. Slia", (ttftd 77 years, died at
his home at That"her Sunday. , Ilo
w -s f'fim at C" -)hi,,v', N. y., erl
estne io;orv..; C) e , wiiere he re
sided from I Si, l ;u JS'H, wli"n he lo
citel in Wr-bio i'f ii Ciuily,- and
here had resided ever riuce. . h
May I, 1853, at R.il Oik Onive, III.,
he was mariied to Mss Marthw
Fuqua, who, with the following
children, survives blni: John C.
Shaw, Putlaeh, Wai-h.; Mrs. Lorenai
Smith, Seattle; Charles Shaw aud
Mr, llhod Rhodes, Forest Grove.
Interment was in the Buxton ceme
tery, Tuetday.
HILLSBORO HOUSE GUESTS.
Ssturday J A Hoover, Glencoe;
Arthur Maxwell, Sumpter.
Sunday W McLeod, Forest Grove;
John Harris, Gaston; Miss fbaw,
Portland.
Monday -Tho C Wood, Port and;
J D Busby, Portland; II C Toelle,
Phillip.
Tuesday D W Prince, Portland;
H Claussen, Hillsboro; J N Fiippen,
Button; A B Flint. Scholia; C'laod
Jackn, 8- ho''-; Ii B Browne, Kln
toii; U S Barley, Sc'.u!'s; C B Brown,
Scholia.
We Jnrstl iyClyd B nk, Scholia;
I A II i Dion, Hcnol'a.
Sulsciibe for Tie Independent.