HILLSBORO ARGU9, OCT. 13, 1904
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MiAKCII COVKKS I'KKIOIl OF 2 VEAWS
Fw lrrri(iilarlllrs hut Funds aie 1'iac
tkally ill Accounted fur
1Cirti (Mark A llttt-hnnati, wlo
for aeveru! weeks pant have Iwon in
VveliiMltnir th aomiuns i Ilia
cminly ollirara whose teriussiiretl
July I, have filed thc'r ri'irl with
Clerk (ioilnien.
The search covered the priil
from July 1, I'.KW, t July 1, 1!()I.
Their report contains the eliitiiunt
that "owing to inrniiipluleiiers of
many teeortle in the clerk's oHic-,
work hta lern protrst-ted," Imt no
hern Hlit'iuK I lie ici-orlit ran a re
) rt on tlit condition of the clerk's
amounts le (mi ml.
An eaamiiuttit'ii nf th treasnrei'
hooka show llul on Austin III,
liinirlct Attorney ft- in ilivorce
anil to the itinounl of tl! MVI (Terr
I mill hv ft County Clerk Oeo. A
iliirgan.
The report filed shows thitt dm.
iiiK llm period covirml lv tli
search, M-Slu riir J. W. In-!' mv
counted for 31 1(12') I'.S hii.I tlmt le
has overpaid tlm t'ouiiiy III MS
which amount li it will lm mliilril to
rti-ovor, should ih r-pmt le up
proved
There it due, sro irling to iln t
lri, from Iteconlrr K I. Kumli.
HH.;UI ilu to a fw errma in foot
inya and one day's rmiipiit nut dt
poniiril at liniHof cln'rkin.1. Hit I
Treasuier V. M Jaikson if in
l Led 1 1 the county in Hie Mini of
i'iit m-rorilii g to hi vitiii'hrr
but Lin ii.i hami (Hi 22 inure in
Caeh than the reimrt calls for.
VYa-hinitloii County i r nut nf ileht
and redi eiuH id warrants at fist n
ienneil nn I nn Oetohcr I, thero wa
a loUlof rl,;21.H in llm hand
if llm Treasurer
The I'Uim of the e xpi-rla of 'JiO
halation making k total of :i.riO()
ha Iwen paid by the county.
AUKINS -TAYLOR.
Mirriel, lit the resident) of the
groom on Ktleoimlie.il, North Hills
burn, Justice Hagley ullicialinv, en
Hun.lay, OotoWr !. r.KJl, Mr, J. IC
Adkina Jr., anil Mm Myrtle Tay
lor, both uf II illnlM.ro. A few relit
Uvea of the rrniranting partica were
pre nt nt the ceremony. The
young couple have (Hied up a tuil
little cottage end eUrt houaeketp.
ii.g under nioct fnvoralde aiispiite,
Tim Argue joina their friend in
winning tliein a happy married life.
II It. Kdigar. of near I'othany,
waa in town yraterdar,
John Vanilerraiulen, of the r
bnort eeclion, waa in town yester
day. Buy vour D ak plowa nf the Net
am (larware I'onipnriy. I'lowa
aold on trial.
Dr Millard Holbm.k, of I'ort
la ul, ep nt Hund,ty with the Tonu
family in thii city.
Vantd A ldy with Boinn ex
perience in eeainr Apply al Mra
V, I, Davia, Ureeamaker, llilla
born.
1C I,. McCormick liaaafineac
1 ction nf eet riiia, and weddii g
linga Call and inepect them.
Hint door east of Commercial Hank.
Will Adkina came out f em
Poitland Matuiday evening and ro-
maincd until Sunday afternoon
He expeota to commence work with
a Tori land Tacking house snnn.
If you want an tip-tmdatn hat,
jiint call in and iph II. ehning A
Snim complete stock. A find lot nf
tlit lutest sivles and shapes at
prices thai make theiu sellers.
Miss Kv Cornelius is "hello"
girl at BchtilmerichV during the
abeenoe of Miss Jennie Rcaaoner,
who is still confined to her room
with typhoid fever.
A son nf Josinh West, and auold
time resident nf Wnahinittoii coun
ty, was iwently BcoidHiitftlly killed
al AHioria, lie whs engineer on
one of the dredges al the mouth i f
the river and was a gradunte nf 0.
A. C. at Oorva'lis.
Horse, weighing 1 2(H1, true and
will work anywhere, for Halt) cheap,
or will trade for cow. Alwi a four
year old Jernoy bull, largo, eligible
to regiHlry, for sale. Win. Tuppor,
Luce pliico, HillBhoro.
Married: At tho Verboort Cath
olic church October 11, 11)01, ltv.
Father Verhnagollicialing, William
T. Vanderxander and Mary Van
ilerVelden, both rosiden a of tlis
Verboort settlement. The younu
couplearewelUnd favorably kno n
and The Argua wishes for them a
happy and prosperous married life.
O. Wagner, a vouth of 21 vears
residing on the old .leni (Inrnnlina
homestead four miles northwest of
here, had the misfortune last Mon
day to rupture one of tho ligaments
oi me angle joint in umn nu from
a wagon. The injury is a sorious
one and will incaplcitate him for
ievoral weeks. l)r. A. li. Hailey
! was oa lied a nd attended the Inj ured
UiltU,
Henond slreel in llillaboro, near
the Olllce, W4S last Monday
morning Ilia ecene ol mtenae rx
cileiimiit and not until lute in the
nfteruonii waa the caune aecertain
ed. Dogaaud highly respected cit
ixens were aren running in the di
riHJtion of l.i nele Ham ijiiarters,
hicyciea aii'l l.eir riilers nixed
permiaiioualy ami the excilmncnt
Ha only intensified by the shouts
ol tiin Morgan, who lintwenn gasp
cried, "Hold him, hold bini." Hoon
he waa seen to emerge from the
crowd ieailiiiii a poor. enotteJ. da
fenieleaa dog but nutliing could be
learned or the cause of the ilUtiirb
anceumil T. II. Imbrie arrived late
in the afternoon and mil seen
'aunteriig down the street at the
end of a twine string at the other
end of which waa the pour canine
whom hail gained an much promi
nence Imt a few hours 1m f ire. He
explained that Tom Williams, of
Urant 1'asa had presented him
with the dog which waa a valuable
pointer, Williams having refined
an offer for him of IllX). At the
express office in the morning, the
dog made his eicap and this waa
lli causeof all tlieoommolion. Hob
is a go ul hunter and we m ex-tM-ct
eume td'ilieraU repot t of how
fie anil Ina rpuit'il "pup" made the
hiida llv."
James II. Mewell, the nrofnorous
farmer and prominent hop urnwer,
bun kindly furnished this nlline up
on reqni'Si with the following data
relative la the hop aitualmn in
Washington county. As hop ate
a valuable product this year, the
information will m of interest to
manv 000 halts were produced
in l'.lii.'l and the crop for 1 .M 4 in en
llmniid at J.'iOO lit lea and of this
auiount !00 tui' ! t coiistituie the
cr.ip fr.un new acreage. Abiul 1.1
per ceni of the entire crop was com
tiacled last hall al prices rancing
from 12 t.) 21 cents and l"i per
raiit wms contraclel at iiiukinu
lime nl prices in exce of 20 oenla.
A few rules have I wen made since
the crop was harvested for 30 cents
ul at the present time growers
throughout the slain who have not
diepoeed of their crop are very firm.
IxlU'Ving the price will yet go
higher. The highest price report
ed as beintr paid in thn state this
teaeon is :tl cents per xund. It
is ealimateil that about 'JAM! bales
sue still in the hand of Washing
ton county growers.
The County Board of Equaliza
tion cniieialing of Judge h. A.
U.md, Clerk K. J. (iodman and As
sejsir(!eo. H. Wilcox, convened at
the court house laet Monday morn
iug and will adjourn Saturday
night l'p to the pro.enl time but
f.iw changes in the astesement have
laten inn ile and three consist most
ly of reduelioni no improvements
caused by losses resulting to build
ings from tho recent forest fires.
Thin far no aHsessmsnta have been
rained and from present Indications
when the board adjourns there will
lie no material changes.
II. Webrung A Sons, will give a
coupon with each $100 cash pur
chase entitling you to a drawing to
take place December 21: hirst
prize, ! in trade; Second. $10 in
trade; Third, l'i in trade; Fourth,
$2 f0 in trade; Fifth, A picoe table
net; Nxtli, IScrry set, China; Seven
th, China Salad Howl. Ask for
your ticket with each ifl cash pur
cliaso H. Wehrungit Sons.
A very interesting meeting of
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half what nthera are charging.
Save your order1 for him, or ad
dross bim at llillaboro, Ore., 11 F.
1) 1, and be will call,
It is reiKirled that the man who
was burned to death in the Cor
nilitia ,i ii), last week, was known
.h John rope, and that he disclosed
his name to two Forest (Irovo gen
tlemen a day or so before the fatal
ity. He waa supposed to have
been known in and around Seattle,
and Kent. Washing'on. Bo far as
known none cf his relatives ban
wriltm the authorities about the
mutter.
Trouble in the family all on ac
count of poor groceries and a con
sequent poor meal. Avoid all this
by buying your groceries at 11
Wehrung ox Sons, who carry the
finest slock and best selection in
l lie country.
W. P. Tucker, of the Delta Drug
Store iniulo a Hying iv trip to East
ern Oregon the first of the week,
and among other points visited
Pendleton, his old home. He was
accompanied by bis wife.
Now your appetite is coming hack
wilh the return of the Fall season,
liet your groceries of II. Wehrung
& Sons, and you will feel like
taking hold of your work. Finest
line of staples in the city.
M. C: Lincoln a prominent (lien
con politician, was shaking hands
with hie Hilleboro acquaintances
Wednesday.
Frances Cota, of Chehaleui Moun
tain, was in town yesterday.
AXELROD KELKASED
Ull CUSTODY
(;ivc $:K) lUmd When Ar
rested on Fugitive Warrant
FATHER CAUSED SON'S AKREST
Guveraor Cbamberllsa Would Have Pre
vented bla Return
Alexander Alexrod. proprietor of
the billiard rooms, at Forest Grove,
who was arrested last week bv
Deputy Sheriff Kane, on a tele
graphio warrant from Vallejo, Call
fomia, and lml ged in the county
jail on a charge of embeitleinent,
was last Friday taken before the
Justice in this city on a fugitive
warrant and admitted to bail in
the sum of flOO, to await the ar
rival of the olH.ser from Vallejo.
Tuenlay morning 8, Axlerod, fath
er or the young man arrested,
arrived and tried to rcure
a settlement with his sou and fail
ing, wired for an officer S, Axlerxl
Is the priva'e prosecutor and from
ii it waa lesrmd that h- is the
prnprieter of a merchandise store
in Vall-jo and his son. Alexander,
was employed by him, as a clerk.
During bis father's abet nee in the
Kasi young Axlerod boxed op sev
eral cases nf goods valued at abml
$1100, and shipped them away, af
terward disposing of them He then
came to Forest (irov and started
n busineaa. The father offered to
settle with his son for f .70, but the
boy, it appears, was Unable to raise
he money, i oung Axlerod admit
ted taking the goods, so ihe father
claims, bv the sale of which he re
eel veil KMX), and claims to have
aken them because bis fa'h'r a
indebted to him for wanes. The
young man, on advise of bis attor
ney declined to make any state
ment other than be waa willing to
return aa there waa nothing more
than a civil liability asainst him.
Justice Bagle notified (iovernor
Chamherlianof hisactionain admit
ting the prisoner to bail also that
the father was here endeavoring to
force a settlement. As this is strict
ly forbidden by the statutes and it
necessary to make an sflidavit
that extradition papers are not
sought for the purpose of collect
ing a private debt, (Iovernor Cham
berliau tent the following telegram
to (iovernor Panic:
"I know how difficult it is for the
executives to sift the motives of in
dividual in oases of extradition,
and feel. when we are imposed on
we ougnt to make examples of the
persons who impose on us "
Tho Justice dismissed the pro
ceeding against Axelrod and he has
satisfactorily adjusted the controv
ersy with his father.
Olives in hulk at Greer's.
Thus. Matthiestn, of Sherwood,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Kva CnrnsliiH visited with
friends in Portland Sunday.
Senator K. W. Haines, of Forest
Grove, was in town Tuesday.
Wilbur Hughes, of Dilley, waa a
visitor at the connty stat this nrek
Herbert McKinney, employed in
inland, tpent Sunday with rela
(ves in this city.
Miss Pora Scopgin, of Portland)
S the guett of Mrs J. W. Hailey,
terday.
Horn: At Gaston, Ore., October
1!M), to the wife of the late A
Harris, a son.
Mrs. Trullinger, of North Yam
fll,'was visiting this week with
. and Mrs. W. 1). Wood
Ladies, Schulmerich Br; s ' stock
cloaks and skirts have arrived
trectly from New York.
i Mrs. E. H. Smith, of Long Beach,
Wash , is visiting with her parents
M( and Mrs. J. A. lmbne.
White Plymonth Rock and Bull
Leghorn cockerels for breeding pur
poses, for sale by Mrs. W. A. Fin
ney, II dishorn.
Summer is gone can't you tell it
by your ravenous appetite? Just
get groceries at Dennis' and you
will feel like a new man, and need
no pepsin to hold your digestion
Finest line of staples in the city.
Mrs. James Mann, of Thatoher
was this morning taken to the St.
Vincent hospital at Portland. Dr
I.inklater will likely assist in the
operation which will be pei formed
tomorrow.
The ladies of Hillsbnro and vi
cinity are reo nested to call at Mrs,
Vroouian's and see the very latest
styles in Pall and Winter millin
ery: Trimmed hats, street hats,
cape, and all styles and colors in
veils, which ate now so fashionable
for hat drapes. Also some very
pretty hoods fir the babies. Trim
ming neatly ar.d tastefully done
Prices are right.
Many strangers were notioed on
the stroot during the week and in
quiry elicited the information that
most of them were in search of per
msnent locations. They came from
ditlerent localities in the Kast, be
ing attracted by advertisements in
oonneotion with the coming Lewis
& Clark Fair, From present indi
cations many properties will change
hands within the next six months.
P. S. Brumby, of Portland, was
in town today.
' Miss Gertrude Kendall visited
with friends in Portland Sunday,
Wanted Men, to clear land -
Apply to J. M. liridges, two utiles
southwest of Hillsburo.
Th clatv of "Queen Esther
re changed to Thursday end
Friday nkrfhu, Oct. 20 and 21.
iiev. a. uobinsou attended a
meeting of the Northwest Presbr
terian ministers, at Fairview, Tues
day.
The total new registration for
the past week is very liifht, only
20 new voters having added their
names to the list.
A license to we 1 has been issued
by the clerk at Portland, to W. P.
Spauding 00, Washington County,
and Louisa O. Maxon, 40.
Hon. II. V. Gales, returned last
Tuesday from a trip over Eastern
Oregon and Idaho where-he has ex
tensive business interests.
N. I. Burrett, a proriierous far
mer, hop grower anil Jeflersnnian
democrat of (iresnville, visited the
court house Wednesday.
Dr. Linklaler report George
Paisley who was operated on at the
hospital in Portland laU Thursday.
for stomach trotilds, is doing n'cely.
Grant Powell, who has ben vi
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs S
U I'd will, departed Sunday after
noon for his home in Tyson, Idal o.
The Sacred Contata, Queen Ei
ther, will be Kiven at the Otiera
House, Oct 20 aid 21, instesd of
Oct. 21 and 22, as announced on
B-st pazo. .. '
Our Fall and Winter line of
hntft for everybody is the largest
aril finest ever seen on llillaboro
htlvre. Wet weather shots a
"pemlty. II. Wehrung & S.ms.
William Moore, Joseph Schul
merich ainJ lewia I arf tenc, tbeap
praisi rs of the estate of Joseph Ma
honey bankrupt, have appraised
the estate at $2008 10. The liabil
ities amount to $Mf5 13.
J. M. Smith, formerly of Beaver-
ton, but now residing in PoriUnd,
was a visitor in town Tuesday
Mr. Smith is a brother of Tip
Smith, who several years ago, was
proprietor of tho Climax Mills at
this place.
lUv. J. F. Day, of La Grande,
snd formerly pastor of the Baptist
church here, passed through this
city Tuesday morning en route for
McMinnville, lie re he attended
the Baptist convention. K. M
Itice and C Tilbury, of this city,
alo attended.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Peterson, who
reside on the . former S. Bennett
farm, north of town, went to Clat
sop Plains, below Astoria, Monday,
to attend the funeral of Theodore
P. Weet, a eon of Joaiah West, and
brother to Mrs. Peterson." Deceased
was struck by a block and tackle
which left its moorings.
Assessor. Geo. II. Wilcox has
been advised that there was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Featherstone, ol
Wallace, Idaho, on Saturday last.
a son, 1 lie brst child was a girl.
Mother and child are doing well
but George is hardly able to attend
to his duties since receiving the
glad tidings. -
The ladies of lbs Hilleboro Lewis
Si Clark Club will meet at the resi
dence of Mrs. i. P. Tamietie, al 3
o'clock Friday afternoon, October
14. The oflicers request that all
members attend, as arrangements
will be made for entertaining the
County Lewjs & Clark Club, which
meets in this city October 28.
Dame rumor has it that our es
teemed friend and fellow towns
man, W. K. Mcuourt is about to
become a benedict and our suspic
ions are confirmed by Will's refus
al to either deny or confirm the re
port. The Argus is anxious to ex
tend congratulalioni as the recipi
ent of his affections is a most es
timable lady.
Twenty-five members of the Ep
worth I.-ftgue, at Forest Grove,
were last Friday evening entertain
ed by the members of the M. K
League of this city, at the home of
Miss Pearl Greear, in South HiIIb
brtriv From information at hand
we feel safe in stating an enjoyable
time was had arid the few brief
hours spent in social intercourse
will result in nmoh good.
The little folks attended a party
in honor of the 12th birthday of
Kva Bellinger, Saturday, on South
Seoond street, lhose in attend
a nee were: Lula Donelson, Ethel
Taylor, Nellie Taylor, Agnes Emer
son, Florence and Grace Dailey,
Sadie Ballard, I ma Led ford, Mas
ters Don Long, Earl Wall, Alvin
Hoffman, Russell and Alfred Mor
gan, Albert Schomburg, Waller
Dailey. The little hostess served
luncheon in the open air, and the
party had a delightful time.
Purchasers should remember the
World's Fair contest when trading
and call for coupons. The winner
of the oontest will be given a free
trip to the St. Louis Fair and $100
expense money or a cash premium
of $107.50. This prise is worth
rustling for. Cast your, bal'ots
The firms giving out these coupons
are: Patterson A Son, John Dennis,
Bailev's Pharmacy, Hilleboro Ar
gus, K. H. Ureer, Mrs. Vrooman,
Jerome Palmateer, F. H. Dailey
and the Seoond Street Harness
Shop.
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John M. Wall Advanced to
Grand Prelate
FOREST GROVE GETS OFFICE OP 0. G
A List of Those Dowa by tbe Sou sa
int Sea
Tbe following delegates from Wash
ington county are this week attend
ing Grand Lodge, K. of P., and
Grand Temple. Rathbone Sisters,
at Seaside, below Astoria: Knights,
Glencoe, J. C. Corey and Henry
Johnson; J. J. Wirti and J. A. Ab
bott, Forest Grove; M. H. Hender
son snd Col. R, W. McN'utt, Corne
lius; L. A. Long. Hilleboro. Rath
bone Sisters, Mrs. Emily Anderson.
Forest Grove; -Mrs. Jennie Long.
Hillsboro.
John M. Wall, of this city, waa
elected Grand Pre?ate without od
JOHX M. WALL
Elected Graud Prelate, K. of P.
potiiion, and W. H Wescott, Grand
Outer Guard, by a large majority.
Mrs. bliza Imbue, r. U. C, and
Miss Clare Imbrie were in attend
ance, and also John Anderson and
W. H. Wescott, of Fori st Grove.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
John A Thornburg et ux to
Caldwell 49 32 acres in sec
14 t 2 n r 4 w Will Mer $2750
E J Keller to Christina Keller
4 interest in 30 acres in see
31 12 sr 1 w Will Mer 1
Burdett D Brummagin et ux
to Warren Miller the nw i
of ne ieo 17 t 2 s r 1 w
Will Mer 1600
E W Haines et ux to Mary
Jane Dixon all of lot 8 and
w half of lot 7 b'ock 19 S
Park Add F Grove 150
Clyde B Wellman to Mary J
Dixon w half lot 7 and e
half lot 7 blk 19 South Park
add F Grove 100
M J Dorrunce to Thompson
Bros the w half of n w 1 Bee
4 t 2 n r 3 w Will Mer 400
V B Swinney (Assignee) to
Frank Bernard part of blk
11 Foreet Grove 200
Thos G Todd (Executor) to F
U McDowell 66 io acres in
Elam Young die
843
Dora Jane Bennett to David
B Bennett sej of sw see 30
t 2 n r 4w Will Mer
30'
M B Bump to Josephine
Wright lot 4 blk 8 Forest G
and part of E Walker die. ..4000
J S Wright et ux to M B
Bump same as above 4000
William McQuillan to L A
Rood 3 87 acres in Abraham
Sulger dlo
I 0 Shattuck to S P Taylor n
e 1 of swl sec 17 t 2 a r 2 w
Will Mer 400
HEMBREE BARBER,
Married: At the residence of the
bride's parents in South Hillsboro
Oct. 10. 1904. Rev. F. A. Phelps of-
Delating, Claude Hembree, of tarn
hill County, and Miss Katie Barber,
of this city.
' Episcopal services at the Congre
gational Church Friday evening,
Oct. 14, by Rev. W. A. M. Breck
of Portland.
Ex-senator G. W. Patterson, of
Portland, who is in the employ of
the government as special agent of
the general land office, was in
town today.
H. Wehrung A Sons carry the
largest line of olothing for men and
boys to be found in Washington
county. Their manufacture is of
the beet and every suit is tailor cut
Come in and see them and you will
Benjamin Birdsell, at one time a
resident of this city and his son, L.
S. Birdsell, arrived in town this
morning with a band of horses
from Grangeville, Idaho. They
expect to dispose of their band in
thii oounty and renew old ac
quaintances before returning home.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed by the Watrous Com
pany of Forest Grove, the purpose
bevirrS to carry on a general mer
chandising business in that city.
The oapital stock is given as $5000,
divided into 500 shares. F. A.
Watrous, J. A. Watrous and J. N.
Hoffman are tbe incorporators.
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" County Clerk E. J. Godroan has
been busily engaged during the
week preparing notices of election
fur distribution, by the sheriff, to
tbe judges and clerks of election.
The notices state that the election
will be held Tuesday, November 8,
1004, and polls will be open from 8
o'clock a m to 7 p. m. In addi
tion to presidential electors, voters
will be given an opportunity to
vote for or against saloons. Peti
tions filed call for a vote in the en
tire county, and a special vote in
Dairy and North Forest Grove pre
cincts. 8hould the vote for the
county be tor saloons and against
io either of the two named pre
cincts, the sale of liquor in those
precincts will be prohibited, or. if
the vote in the separate precincts
be for and in the connty against,
the sale of liquor in those precincts
win again be prohibited. Upon
this basis, before liquor can be sold
in North Forest Grove, where the
liquor fight has waxed warm for
years, anti-prohibitionists will be
required to carry both precinct and
county.
District Attorney Hairiaon Allen
has asked to have tbe ease against
Michael Piertier, of St. Helens, set
for trial and Judge McBride fixed
next Saturday at 1 :00 p. m. as tbe
lime. Piertier is the scow-dweller
ho abducted 15vtar old Marr
Robinson and was captured at Bea
verton. Since his return to St
Helens and snhsequent incarcera
tion in the Multnomah county jail,
an arrangement was entered into
whereby he was to marry the girl.
He was released en bail and went
to Vancouver where the cerenvnt
was to be performed, but beine mis
taken in the date and not n;e-tine
the girl, in his disappointment at
tempted suicide. Pi r.ier is over 60
years o age and lenorted worth
50,000, but District Attorney Al
len ha avowed his intentions to
prevent the nwriaee if possible.
and vigorously prosecute the
charges against tbe aged oflender
A very prettv double wedding
occurred at the Verboort Catholic
church Oct. 12, 1904. Rev. Father
Verhaag officiating. Henry Van
Dome! in and Mary V andehey. and
John Herb and Anna F. Vandehey
were the contracting parties. Each
of the parties resided in the settle
ment north of Forest Grove and
are among our best known and
highly respected citizens. The Ar
gus extends its hearty congratula
tions. Mrs. Joseph Miller, of Vine-
ands, last Saturday while climb
ing a ladder in the honse in
course of construction, temporarily
subHitu'ed for a stairway, fell
from the top catching one foot in
the upper round, frac'uring one
of the bones of the foot and se
verely spraining the ankle. Dr.
F. J. Bailey was called and at
tended the injured woman
In another column may be found
an advertisement of the Hillsboro
Commercial Bank which has, re
cently opened for business in this
oity, By inadvertance the name
of George Zitzman, a prominent
farmer and capitalist was omitted,
Mr. 2itiman is a heavy stockhold
er and one of the bank directors.
Theodore Vanderzanden, of
Greenville, had the great toe of his
left foot amputated bv Drs. F. J.
and A. B. Bailey. Several years
ago anderzanden met with an
accident resulting in an injury t
the toe which has troubled him
ever since By the operation per
formed today ha expects to regain
proper use of his toot.
County Clerk Godman has if
sued thefollowinzmarriagelicensee
Henry VanDomelin and Mary
Vandehey; John Herb and Anna F
Vandehey; Claude Hembree and
Katie Barber; William P. Vander-
zander and Mary VanderVelden
Thomas Williams and Minuie Mc
Cleod.
A good shoe is half of your com
tort in the winter time. Dennis
has the famous Haniilton-Bro
shoes, and can sell you anything
from a dress shoe to a plough shoe
shoes for ladies and children at
values- that can not be beaten in
the county.
Rev. A. Robinson, of the Tuala
tin Plains Presbyterian church
announces that he will be unable
to fill his appointment Sunday
morning at the Tualatin Plains
church and in the eyeningat Reed
ville, by reason of. attendance at
tbe Synod in Portland.
schulmerich Bros.' store con
tains 7000 f-et of floor surface
tome and see them in there new
quartets. We al?o carry a line of
Hardware and Crockery.
Commencing Monday, the gener
al delivery wagon will leave the
stores at 2 and 4 o'clock instead of
3 and 5 P. M. Morning delivery
will be tne same.
0. E. Jackson in charge of the
Reedville school is ill at the home
ot ins tatner, vv. al. Jackson, in
this city. Miss Marie Staeher, of
Forest Grove, is teaching during
his absence.
Z. N. Seelye, of Banks, traveling
for K. C. Atkins A Co., of Portland,
accompanied by his son, S. W.,
was in town Wednesday.
William Hollenbeck, the Moun
taiodsle sawmill man, transacted
business in town yesterday. .
If you contemplate buying a
suit of clothes come and see us.
Schulmerich Bros.
PROFESSIONAL.
P. A. BAILEY, II. D.
Phyalctaa, aad aargeoa)
Office liorvaa-Baiky block ip stairs,
Rooms la-l.t aaU 15. Kcaidrace acuta
west coroar Baseline aad 2nd atreet.
Both 'Fboiwa.
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. al.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office npatairi over Tbe Delta Drug Store.
Residence Kaat of Court Hoow,
in the comer of Ike block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIE31& M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pecific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or KokH'D. Of-
nce npataira in Lorwtn-U ooster Block,
North aide of Main Stteet.
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F.J. BAILEY, M. D., ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on comer Second and Oak Sla.
Oregon Phone Main lis.
HILLSBORO ... ORKHON
Drs. Patterson & Ef.lls
OSTEOPATHS
Rooms 3-4, 343 Washington Street . .
Phone Red 1956
Portland, - - . Oregon
Examination free
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B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and q.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. milSboro, Ure.
DR. A. A. BUKRIS
IVXaafjxxotio XZocaler
Successfully treat disease without the
uae of J'riisi or mirjfery, by the W elt
mer Myatem of Magnetic tlealine. Caii s
and gee me. Ctmnult'ition free.
Office upstairs, over tbe City Bakery
Hillsboro, Oregon.
GEO. B. BAGLEY
ATTOHNBY-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and i State Baildlntl
HILLSBORO, . . OREGON.
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H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORN BY -AX-LAW
Office, npataira, over the Poat Office,
llillaboro, - Oregoa.
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THOS. H. ft E. B. T0N6UE
Attorneys-At-Law. .
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Rooms j, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, HilUWo.
JOHN II. WALL,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Office Upataira, Bailey Vargas Block
Rooms, 1 an 1 a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
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W.N.BARRETT,
ATTORN BY-AT-LAW
Office, Dp Stain, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON.
W. D. HARE,
Attomey-at-Law
Building, Upstairs, Hillsboro, Oregoa.
State
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THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
c. tilbury, Proprietor.
Freeh ami oared meats of all
kinds. Finest kind of lard on
sale. Full weights guaran
teed. Highest market price
paid for fat livestock and nogs,
Freeh fish on every Friday.
Main
Street, opposite Tualatin
Hotel,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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E. J, LYONS B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
auranee Busineaa. Liat your farm with
them and find a sale. . They will treat
yon right. Add your sale to our list.
Call in and aee na.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
General KBrobandise
I carry a complete line ot General
Merchandiae, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get you anything you want, on
order, at Portland pricee.
I make a specialty of cedar fence
posts and cedar ahlnglea. My Una
of Groceriea can't be beaten. Give
me a call, I buy fnrui product, cash
or trade. Give me a call. ,
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