Mi HSIeboro and Vicinity
I-V-1 l- iivi'r'i frt-H to iiy jmrt !
tried y Irorn CliuiHX Mill.
Mr. anil Mr. S.H Hu-l u i r :
Ntw YtHi'j ly in I'jitland.
Mm. L'HjrHl lloyl vlnitftl with
friend;! in 1'ort'rtiitl Mew YerV.
Mr. and Mm. E L. McC'.riiiic i
re Hp'ti'Jinf th w'k at LiUn'.
A'torney Mark H. Hum, went to
California Saturday on ,'gtl luMlnesc
Did you henr Knox? It beats hII
the clreunc and initiHirt'N and corn
Nlits we have fvr vltni'-H I. Thf
DiIWh (Ore.) Diily Chronicle.
John A. John-to , who liv on th,
Multnomah border linp and U Inrl-
,f the SAOileville Hchool district.
wai? in town Weiinexdjy.
The County IVmrd of l'ennlon Kx
Hitiiuer, Dm. Wood, Taiuit-aie an
Large, held its regular meeting Wed
nemiay and examined two applicants
Mr. and Mr. (X W. Itedmom)
attended a family reunion at Port
land New Year' day, the occasion
talbf tbe 74th, birthday of Mrs.
Redmond's father, 8. II. Elliott.
Mr. Cbaa. Leton, of Eugene, visit
d al the home of Rev. J. F. Day for
couple of daya thla week. Mr
Lstson Is a veteran of the Spanish-
American war, having aerved In Co
C of the Second Oregon In the Philippine.
Three subscription solicitors for
Che Evening Telegram and the Even
Journal's circulation man vere ir
town during the week, giving ever)
one an opportunity to take a Portland
everilagdilly with bxik or dishe
thrown In.
Sunday, Jan. 10, 1903. Services
the Baptist church 10 a. m, 8uoda
echool 11 a. in., 7:30 . m sermor,
Itsv. M. M. BWtlnoe, pa-tor of Iid
tnanuel Biptlit church of Portland,
will preach hoth morning and even
iii. Y u are enrdhtlly iavited t,
uch Her vice. StranM niado wcl
ime.
County Trea nrer J n kpotiV jum
tcrly leport i-hov a halatice on ha:i
Oct. 1 of iii.d.Yl.'ll. m Ipts (!nrlv
October, f.r,(io2 O'J, November. IIP IT
I cmU r, fss') ' total r.f fjl, Is7
ililiurw:nHrit wire, in Oelnb.-i
2T.4:H.i:0, N. v 'i.i!er, f.Vi7H.0tt, D .
ti--r, $271 1 .'() In. vinjr it liaiHtii'f i
$ Al, I'tii-t will cury ili..:oui;
ty through till Ij.x-payio lime.
On Jan. 17 we will 'tein reivn
tnmtmtjH iu thti fijptiit church. Tii
I'.Htor mid church w ill lr nni-tH t
the StMto Ml-Hicitmry, Uev. L. U
lilley, of M"M innvillc. VV ejile.i
nil earnest invitation to the pntille t
tttteidthu wi t tirc-. I'ro. Itityi
one of our hIU hI men. We Millet
the prayera and hearty cc rorntio'
)f all Christian. "Come thou wit
us and we will do thee good," J. F
D.iy, pantr.
lluhy Afwemhly, United Artisan,
Monday evening put into office it-
new officers, County Surveyor A . A.
Morrill, a past master artisan, doiu.
the Installing. Miss Hose Wilcox li
the Junior past master artUan, X
N. Miller, master artlsar; Mr?. C
D. Barngrover, inspectot; Eatell
Tilbury, senior conductor; Fre
lleidel, master ol ceremonies; Wm
Tupper, field commander. The src
retary and the treasurer, Co. Schoo
8upt. II. A. Ball and Attorney V
N. Barrett, are bonded cfficers so their
bonds have first to go to Portland for
approval before they can be Installed
The j 'Hit li.str.liMti of Inn A
LI V. and Degree of Honor, Fidi y
was enlivened ty an nici'iicnt pro
gram. 1 in ll're playe 1 well a vio
liu uh, Miss J tir sou ecting t ac
I'oiiipanist. lion. W. X. Barrett, li
his UHual iiapcy way, opoke of th
A. O. U. W. and In pioneer work h
fraternal iusurar.ce. Miss Une Wll
cox gave an iutereeting reading enti
tied "Comforting a Sick Friend,' auc
Frederick Vrooiuan, always welcouui
to HUM) ro audiences, iang a solo t
Miss Ethel Wtlirung's accompani
lien', while Mrs. M, A. Donelsoi
rjad a humorous Hftlection, "Mr
'logins Buys a New Bonnet." Th
Degree of Honor olllcers are, Lou II
Mtrrett, past C. of H , Minnie I) iwiih
C of II., Mte Imbrie, L. II., Mr
Lydia Oiult, C. C , Alice Itidmotid
Kiu , M. A- Donelson, u-her, M. M
t'ittiuger,Itec , B )se Wilcox, Record
r. Mrs. Claude Wreear, I. W., Lori
Palmeteer,0. W., Clare Imbrie, organ
t, Lrue Pjlmeteer, Captalu.
The 100-horse power boiler for the
ity electric light plant arrived Tues
lay morning and was at once trans
ported to the power house. Six
horses were needed to move its six
and half tons. Ten thousand brick
will be used In building It founds
tlon and It will be two weeks' before
he work Is finished. Tbe new
smokestack Is nearly twice the dlam
tier of tbe present ooe, as the nea
toiler Is twice the size of Its prede
easor. The stack will be 130 feet
high, the tallest thing In towo.
Though rated as 100 horsepower th
oiler Is guaranteed to develop 112.
The boiler costs $1000, stack 1133.
ump 66 and the foundation abou
300. Betides this Mr. Dalley ge e
CS.l for moving the boiler from th'
Inpot, which it seems to b general
V cc niidered he has fully earned.
Phoenix lodge .No. 81, Knights c
Jthiaf, Monday night with du
eremony installed those who are to
e its officer for the next nil
oonthH, District Deputy Grand
hsncellor (Jco. Schulmerhb, At
rpey Qeo. B Bij!ey Is-.atrai"
hHucellor ctiiiiianiler, J. W. Cavt
ice chai cellor, Herman Schulmei
h preWto, L 'W. ll use master t i
vork, K-coid-r iarry T. B.sgley,
:ijeper of It-cords and S--alf
i'o. HchultiK rich mHs'er of finance,
Or, W. D. Wood ic aster of exche
l OMIMi-JtM'lKY i::tii-to.nib
District School Clerk, P. Boscow
has pouted notices for a rpclal
school meeting of District No. 7 oo
Jan, Utb, Monday, nd tbe buslnes
will be levying a tax for next year,
Uillsboro has always taken pride In
keeping a good school and it voter;
will only be as liberal this year with
the extra asslsttnce now to be given
by the county there could be two
moregradea adilngt) its other at
tractions f wgalnlng residents, a free
high school. No other Inducement
Is so powerfuf these days In drawing
Immigration as jood educational ad
vantages and this yeer and next
there will be a large influx into Ore
on of which the county seat wants
Its share.
pier, B. A Burker muster of arms,
i. A. Wehrungand V. B:;uc-in in.
I'leand outside tuards.
K'gistrHtioo began Monday iu th'
ounty clerk's office, County Cluk
I organ having empInyedex-Couim
'lerk J. A. Imbrie to attend to thai
iHparttneni, additional aeslttauce tie-
tig necessary as the office already
bs overwhelmed with work. B"ti
v. Haine.", of 8out? Hillsboro, was
he first to have his name entered
i 09 year-old voter, and R iosevelt
vlll le one ballot the gainer by hii
egistration for surely the hero o
Han Juan Hill will get the veteran'r
'ote. Forty four had registered U
.ill Thursday evening.
Marshal Atkinson succeeded Wed
tesday in getting hold of one of the
rang of hoboes who have been mak
ng their headquarters In the brick
yard and for whom he has been
eeplng an eye out for some time
The city streets need the assistant
f several able-bodied men to keep
them clean and the marshal think
he can use several more to good ad
vantage If they will only put them
'elves within bis reach.
Several from here attended tbe
dance which followed the Cosgrovt
concert at Forest Orove Monday
evening. Tbe entertainment there
was under the auspices of the V. O.
W. Here the Methodist church
had charge of the concert, which was
given Saturday evening, and It hard-
I seems necessary to stats that co
dancing followed .
Knox Kantner Concert, Jan. 13
P.es. Penrose. Whitman Coileare:
It was the best entertainment of the
kind we have ever had, aod the aud
lence was most enthusiastic.
Preaching services at the Christian
church next Sunday, at usual hour
by Elder O. M. Olds, of Portland .
The Kiox Kunliur louccit I'oinpjuy
Those who remember Vr K ox a
tlie King of luipersousto'S with th
Meueley Singers will be glad to hear
hiiu with the Male (Quartet Wednt tt
day eve, Jan loth, at tbe Hillsbor
Opera House. Adtuisxiou 25 and 3d
cer.ts. Tickets on sale at Wehruugs
-tore. Dou't fail to hear them.
SPH11L HUES TO PORTLAND
Account Conventions, Nations
Livestock Association, Natloria
VVoolgrowers Association and North
At st Fruit Growers' As-oeiatlon, to
e held at Portland the Eimtherti
I'nciflc will tell round trip ticket
ne and one-third fart'
Tickets cn t-ale Jan 10 cud 11 and
good to retura Jr. 17.
Henry EverJiug.of Portland com
mission firm, was In town Monday.
Rev, Yerhaag will conduct service
I tbe Hillsboro Catholic church next
Sunday morning at 10: 30 o'clock
Clayton Wentx, Ben Mitchell, A .
. Sholer, E. C. Brown were Port
landers doing busiaess here Monday
Fred Oedluo, Boston; B. M. 8111
krletter, Portland, and J. F. Loren
iran, Baa Francisco registered at the
Tualatin Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorne and child, el
Warsaw, Wis., are visiting Mr
Thome's uncle and cousin, Meeser
i: . D . and W. E . Thorne, .
Ex-Senator S. B. Huston argued a
contested Smith will appeal fron
.Multnomah county before the Su
preme Court at Salem Wednesday.
The Tualatin Plains Christian En
leaver society held a social at th
lome of Mr. Harrington New Year'--ve
and the large company watched
mt the old year so happily that al
felt they would be contented if 1W
A'eie all as plexsant. The society I
me f the large-t Iu the county tun
roperiiig finely.
The PrtlahV Press Club will bav
sits president this year John H.
Stevenson a popular reporter on th"
tn fl of the Evening Telegram who it
rapidly making his way ui ward ii
lewspaper cork to the gratification ( '
his many Weshitii'ton county friend
who know him as the son j,f II. 11
S'evensou, of Forest (trove.
It g. Cosgrove, the manager, II
N. Wards, 1'nuline Slofson, Loui'
Porter-en, ().c r Jauoveky, Herliert
It li if, Win. tSt- inkHin j, Josh Tlienn.
Vru. Haw kins, and Cha-. Kihn, the
Josgrove O chesira, und. r the uame
hey wear iff the tge, were in tiiwi
Situtday and Sunday, Monday even
mg giving a concert at Fjrtst Grovt
Co. School Supt. Bill states thai
the Pnelpf Uw did tot reppal the
i6 per capita which is given by thi
i.-ounty to each child of school ag
'hough an impression to tbe con
trary has been held by manj . This
is one of i he best laws ever paseed
o Oregon and will be a great htli
i Washington county schoolc I
-vill require about 136000 against
117500 raised by the county last
year or about 9 mills as the school
part ot the county levy.
D. J. Porter, ot Gaston, who Is the
subject of so many sensational storie
tbout his Injuries received Christmas
night, had bis hearing before Justice
Bagley Wednesday on the charge Of
threatening to kill his divorced wife
Mrs. Emily Porter. The case was
warmly contested, Deputy Prosecut
ing Attorney E. B.Tongue appearing
for the prosecution and Attorney Geo
R. Bagley for the defendant . Quite
a mass of testimony was taken, but as
Mrs. Porter's divorce Is not effective
till the appeal period, alz months,
baa expired, the aaomaly was pre
sented of the prosecuting witness not
being altowed to testify because she
Is still the defendant's wife. The
court has taken the matter under ad
visement, and will make aphis mind
after the stenographer's notes have
been put In writing so he can read
over and weigh the evidence.
Born To the wife of Z. N. 3e lye,
of Baoks, Jan. 2, a daughter.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
ny hom-st, intelligent iliui"t or pliyxioho) ill tel vou tout nar.-otic i.oi-..i,.
...eh M oi.i.im, hei.l.ai.n, .ieudlv i.hulmdc or i:.x.M., and mer.-nry ure n. i.avt.
U-eu sincr tl a Dark A es uscl in ll Pile Me.li.-li.ei;. H1..I th..t mhIi i.,..!j. :.ti..n
realty sriK-tuulf lMe. ' Vei us I'ii 'lt U t. -I ar.lir ol l!v I'rk Ai f, Int. e
entail. no nar.-otics or ui.-icurv, llc-aar.l il a trare o! any n:ir..tie or in,"
enrv au ta- fo.id-l in Veins. All otl.ers -oi:t n i.ain.tl.n or u.-ovui.v I It if
vuu ikrd m,)Hsl,a.-kH. 50 Ke r I if Vents iils to cure any case of 1 i.e. orn
i-aset. -ure.l with one Injx ..( Vep.-. Over 10,000 f riiianetit eur 111 five years ;
Sold in HilUboro bv the Twentieth Century More:
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,
BICYCLE HOSPITAL
Ramblers, lUo!KHmcrican and lHonarcbs
Complete Line of Bieyele. Sundries
Ca!l and See rcv Hew UJbeels
F. R. DAILEY, Prop
If ou buJ it at
IT'S ALL lUGIIT
"WE SELL. OHSTL'y
GOOD GOODS
JLISTID STRIVE TO PLEASE
Who Fills Your Prescription?
If we fill your prescription oer r
cije it is filled with the best quality
of drugs and lull-weight without
over charge for honest service.
We pay no one to send you to us
and therefore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
Roocily numlier of people are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convii.ee you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
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LOCAL AGENTS.
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Dora 8mocA
Franc Woodruff, Emll Krueger,
Charley R. Webster, Geo. Stewart,
Levi Carpenter, J. H. Medley, A. F.
Knight, all la the employ of the
Southern Pacific on the construction
train which baa been loading piling
at tbe depot were In town Saturday
to Monday.
Chester Crandall, of Siloam Spring,
Arkansas, Is the guest of bis ancle
Judge Rodolph Crandall and family.
Mr. Crandall ! an artist of tbe "art
preservative", or for tbe reader's more
clear understanding, a printer, but
Arkansas newspapers are not all of
the type portrayed by Opie Used In
hi tales of Journalism there.