mm
fl'
Tii.c Context in HilUhoro,
Close on ('.In IhIiiiiis l)jiy
IhB WIWtK WILL GET $100
filler I o( new Anicnurtil, with
tbanlt Hamlllnu Coupuu
M cr-
Owing Id ihe feci thai il in getting
too late for the HI. bulls trip the
nittrrheiite have entered into an
agreement that the prire aa ret-ull
(if the rouputu now being vutl In
Ibisviiy, shall W 10X) l tun k In
ner of Hi contest, which clofn
)ro 25. Tim vote in:
Hella IWow... 4781
Husie McKlnney 3IS4
Mr. Claude lireear 2 IS I
l.iira Waggoner H!ia
A rli llyt
(iurtruilo Kendall 21 W
Mrs. John Hailev 'M
.Iwul.W Thome ft
Mra K. K. Hchinellm 4
Adatiallnwav 10
Mr. Mercy Wheeler 6
Wllina Waggener
K.lna Imbria 2M
Annie Halt 2
Nor Millttr.... 7
Mra Ad.lie May 12
Hadi Johnson I!
fair! Wmiih 7
Lucy Hivla 4
ONB HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
U. II. Magoon has prrwnltHi Tint
Aigus wi ll an almanac that was
printed 100 V'ri alio tb Fall.
Covering the oalendar yar of IHO'i
It It unique in many way, i vinji
all tha NfW Kuala ml Concord
coach road, f r this wee bfire tlif
days ul railway, ami before tam
Ukl navigation w,t a auceesa In
the almanao aro many of tha old
seylnge of Ilia day. ami then 'a al
au a pUnliiudo of advice to tha
farmers-this being a lrmer's al
manac. l'ndr each month there
in a verse, applying to th parllou
lar auhdivUion of tha yrar. A'l
the old style if spelling is iu use,
and the "" if today waa then rep
resented !y a Idler very much like
mir present "f. Hie Couplet Tor
November l:
The teniptlt aiw bulled llic way-
weary traveller,
Confine! to hie (heller Ike paftora
waadeier,
Wnlltcath jolly neighbor, wiU tunic
end bufkid,
Ji i up to i'M l.arrjr'i to joio la tbe
bulking."
Il will he notloed that the flel
"e" la tha aama aa at preetnt, but
where the consonant ia uae.l rmfwe
aiictl.er the old style is given.
CALL FOR MEETING.
The inemrera of the Hoard of
Tiade are itxiueated to meet at the
oflloenfthe umlerilgoed thin Sal
uidy evening, for the purpooe of
leking up the matter of promoting
a joint atock company, contemplat
ing the building of a hotl and an
rpera houee. A complete attend
anre of the memberehip in denire I,
and buidneea men are alen invittd
to l preeent.
F. M. HalliKI.,
Secretary Board of Trade
Hillaboro, Ore., Nov. a, 15)01
Card ol Thanka
We deeire to extend our heart Ml
thanka to our many frienda and
liflghbora who ao kindly aerieled
in In the laat IHneai of our beloved
wile, mother, and lieler, and tender
eptoial thanka for the many and
beautiful Uoral oueiinga.
(leo. II. Wilcox,
(Iraoe l'oe Featheratone,
Mri. A. K. Rich.
Hillaboro, Ore., Nov. 1, 15)04.
Card of Thanka,
.The undeiaignrd deairra to tender
hla heerlfi ll thanka to those who
t) kindly aided him and extended
ymiathy during his bereavement,
the laat illneaa nf l.li beloved wife.
K'peoial thanka ia tendered the
Woodmen Lodge of (Jlencoo, and
the Woodmen Circle
J. II Dohi.am).
(Ilencoe, Ore., Nov. 1, 15)04.
Dr. and Mra. Roberta Stills Here,
Vt and Mra Rohirle, the eye
rpecialiata, at the Tualatin Hotel,
have hien vary busy, nince coming
to Hillaboro, and have concluded
lo remain till Monday, Nov. 14th.
Thoae wishing an examination lor
glanea, mint oall before that limo.
GRANGE MEETING,
Hillaboro Granzo will hold reg
ular meeting on Saturday, Nov. 12,
at lOo'ulook. A lull altenlauoo ia
rtqueeted, aa the National Grange
will convene the following week in
I'ortland.
Maky A. Hark,
Secy
J. A, Iinhrie,
Matnr.
We have built up a leputalion
for handling the lineal staples in
the grocery line- and here ia
where the careful buyer finda wb'at
aSaOa
ne waDK -H. Wehrung & Som
'JL L---'-:S?ZZ
An organised effort will aoon be
made lo have eoina hooklete, da
acrlplive of Washington county
and ilt t 'Wiie, published and rady
fur distribution at the coming Lew
ia A Clark Fair. If inch a look
hell ha printed for clisli ihulion,
lei it he the iwet, fur there ia noth
ing to unaltrae.ive aa cheap litera
ture. Washington county has
more to oiler Hit h'inieeeeker than
any other county In the way of fer
tility and closeness lo a big mar
ket Just think of it-a county of
nearly twenty ihoimtnd Inbahi
lama, iHiinul-d by a city of 1 :.().( XX)
inhubitaiite, and ml a aingln bit of
county literature at St. Louir-!
W ill thia almoet criminal neglect
he repeated at I he coming Fair?
The Argui IruelH not.
II. Wehrung Si Hna, will give a
coupon with eicli (IIKIcaeh pur
chaae entitling you to a drawing to
take piece lecemher 21: ' Firal
prize, I5 in trade; Hecond, f 10 lu
trade; Third. 5 in tiade; Fourth,
f 'j 50 in trade; Fifth, 4 piece table
.et; Sixth, llrry set, China; Ken
th, China Salad Howl Ak fur
your ticket with each ! caah pur
ctmae II Wehrung & Hone.
Juhn M Wall has bought a pro
lulling coll from Thou. Talbot, ot
Coriifliuii. and in a few yrara ex
ptcla to huve piece of liorat-fleeh
that rill ocr(olly go egainai
ou.e of the boat in ilia north wi-et
The little chap ie but five inonlhe
old, but ha baa an anoi-ator record
that ia encouraging, lie waa aired
by I.o velar i and hie mamma waa
Alameda, by AllamonU .'JllUi; hi
md dam aa Dnnv, by Kiahar.
1270; third dam, by Taul Jona
eiaier of Molly Welch. dm of Jane
I, . 2; 15). Whoa. Ihere7 Until the
chap ia i bl enough to go in a ulk
it ia auiM)Cletl that John M.
hi'ch him lo a go-carl for the kid.
The liidtca of ililltiboro and vi
cinity are rni ueeled tu c til at Mra
Vrooman a ami ee theviry lut
etyle hi Fall and Win'er uiillin
cry: frimmeil hat, etreel liati,
cape, ami an nyi"n ami colore in
veila. which are now eo Uetiionatile
for hat drapea. Aleo aorne very
pretty hood a fir the babiea. Trim
ming neatly ai d tastefully done
i'licea are right.
W. 1! ('ate and Claude Cale, hi
eon. Dave ktarteu me t ate mrai
market, and ina llnte one of I In
tlnet ehopi on the Weat Hide.
They have engaged Time. Uheen ai
meat culler, and are al'eaiiy doing
hiieiiien4. Mr. Cate etatea that
they will buy fat veal ami Hock, at
the higheel market pnera, and Ihay
willttlHo handle farm produoe jual
aa toon ai ttiey ki into anape.
They will handle flub and poultry
and everything found in a well re
gulaled market. Their advertise
meet appear in another column,
and they eolicil their ihare of tbe
public patron rga.
Oliver douldo dine plowa,
I'vtwk Island sang plow", f(5;
Sulky pl-iwa IK inch, 45; MHooth
ieg harrow. $12 50; I t in. atubble
plowa, f 14.50 Ail other Inrni im
plcineniH at lowest prices. Schul
ineru h Uroa.
Mra. I'avia, of Klienaburg, ia the
gueat of her daughter, Mra N. 1
baknrman, of Koedvillo. She is
acooiiipanieil - by her son, John
Havis Mra Davie came to Oregon
in IS-17. and rode acmes the plains
on horrehack, and her hinband, ll e
late Judge Pavi, was an Indian
War veteran When they return
home they wilt be accompanied by
Mixrt Helen Oakerman, who will
attend the Washington Hlnte Nor
mal at KUeuaburg.
Kveryliody who aeea them aays
that our fill and winter overcoats
are the swf Ileal things ever brought
to the city. Our now line of suits
are merchant tailored, and you will
nraolice economy by calling and
looking over our Block. II. Well
rung Si Shis.
Someone who wanted to help
out one id the Hillaboro candidates
in the St. Louis Fair trip contts
soul a lot of rouoona down from
Foresl Grove, ieeued by the mer
chants of that town, to vote in the
Irctl contest. Aa the candidate'
name waa written on the ballots
they weie worthless for reluming
to the Grove, and the party to
whom they were Bent destroyed
lliem,
The uluaaant fall has left us
with a surnlu of ladies skirts
which we are selling at grrally re
duced prices. Kach one of these
carmenta 1h a beauty and here is
the chnnce for you to set a bargain,
II. Wehrung & Sons.
W. W. Elliott, a pioneer of 1855),
lied at Marshland, last week. De
ceased wan born In 1835), in Ohio,
and crossed the Isthmus to reach
the coast. Of the nine children
one reeidi B at Hillaboro Oscar K.
and Mrs. Thus. Flippen, whese
husband is well known here, resides
at Clutskanie. His wife died last
January.
Mr. J. Hoover, of Fossil, Ore
gon, aooompanitd by her daughter,
Miss Maud, who has been ill alone
of tho Portland hospitals, is in
town, the gueat of Mrs. F. A. Dal
ley. Absolutely the finest line of men's
and boye' clothing found in the
county. II. Wehrung it Sons;
Wanted: About 7 sacks of
cheat eoed. Address Farmer, care
of Argus.
Ladies, Sohulmerlch Bros ' stock
of cloaks and skirts have arrived
directly from New York.
LEE CASE
FILED By ATOMS
I. T. IliiRlcy and II. Mc
(iinii Appeal to SunrciucOiurt
ASK FOKKtVKKSALUF LOWEKCOUKT
On Gruuaili That Teatluiooy, Supvoni-
tioon, wit Error
Attorney II. T. liagtey baa
filed
with the Supreme Court Ida brief I
n the apjteal caae of Jamea Lin,
convicted and aentenced for ileal-
ng a calf from Itmi. C. Uennie, of
hove (iaaton. The attorney fur
the deft-nee liop to get a new trial
on the grounda that the Circuit
Court permitted evidence that waa
prejudicial to the caae of Mr. fe
The teetimony offered and add mil
ted waa a matter ul luppoaition
that ia to aay, witneee Dt-nnia atat-
ed that it waa the euppoaition
that Iee bad been alealing cattle in
that rection for many yeara.
Henrv K McGinn and II. T. Uag-
y, defending l.nn, took an except
ion at tha lime, but their objection
In the teetimony waa over-ruled,
nd the matter waa allowed to go
before the jury. It.e attorney!
have many authorities to back up
their contention that Ih'B waa er
ror, and they hope to gel another
rial f ir their client.
The brief4 have been filed with
the Clerk of the Supreme Court
and a copy a No aerved on Diatrict
Alton ey Allon, of Aetorii
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
n viewof th e fact that a prohibit
ion election has ben called for Ihe
entire county of W aminglon, we
wish to atale pnMidy our poeition
n the tnalU-r
We believe that prohibition
would have a disaslroua effect on
the finances of IlilUluro, and of
tbe. county and the state. We be
lieve that il would have a depress
og effect on businers of all kinds,
and would certainly increase taxes
In order lo meet the loss of reve
nue derived 1 1 on) licensee, con
munilies adopting prohibition are
forced to raise a portion of the
at revenue by increaaed taxes,
and they meet the remaining defic
iency bv reducing their expenses
In Washington County, in Hilla
boro, end in all other conn ties
and cities of Oregon, such a reduct
ion in expenses would result in
poorer tire -ta, fewer repairs, fewer
police, fewer uremsn, lets building.
suu other uuileniaiile rcououues.
We do not, all of us, wirh lo bs
understood as being opposed to the
general principle of local option,
but this piinciplo ia in no way in
volved in the coming prohibition
election. The prohibitioniela have
taken advantage of a new, loosely
drawn and little understood law to
call county elections, and that, too,
agint tho wishes of many people
who voted for the local option law
laet June.
The coming election ia not for
prihinmon ny precincts, mil oy
counties, under these circuin
stances, therefore, ne merely d-sire
to record our con vie turns that pro
dilution in v aehmgtou County, or
any oilier county in uregon, is
undesirable, unnecessary, and
would create an endless turmoil
and expense. We believe, there
fore, that for Ihe general good, pio
hibilion should be voted against.
. A C Sbute. Hanker
1' Schamburg, Manager OCM Co
Ceo R lUglcy, Attorney et-Law
1 A Imlitie farmer
II 1' Oorneliua, real estate
I, V Kiniuott, lutcber
Keilmund & .-appingtou, livery
t' W Oarriaon, barber
T it Tougue Jr, attorney
Herman Scbulmerich
O A Patterson, of l'altersou & Son
John Denme, merchant
I'has Laiukin, diuggiat
Argua I'ublithing Company
lr l P Tamieaie
J V Hartrauipf, flour and feed
Win Nelaon, hardware
W 1) Smith, deputy county clerk
W O Donelaon, furniture
0. A Webrung, Webruug & Sous
K I, Kmeraon, restaurant
K J Oodtiian, county clerk
V J ltutner, coniniiasiouer
L A Rood, county jude
C B Hucbanan, couimlaaioner
V T Kane, deputy iherirl
K 1 Kuratll, county recorder
C K Deiehuian, book-keeper
"W M JaCkaon, comity treaaurer
J C Mure, farm aud aawtnlll
Jos Do win, blackaiuilli
I. W House, woodwork
VC Ballard, barber
A J Paliuateer, coufecllonef
W 8 Bennett , barber
W K Flttenger, dentist
J D Housley, butcher
A II Bailey, M O
V J Bailey, M D
l A Uailev, Ml)
iohn M Wall, attorney
T Bagley, attorney
K M Ileidel, real eatute
J h Palniateer, telephone 1
Kd Schuhnericb, merchant
John W Council, aheilff
W J ltenaou, foundry
Jamea II Sewell, hop grower
I) G Gardner, blackaiuith
Calvin Jack Jr, bank clerk
Dr S T Linklater (at refera to preaent
law.)
COTSWOLD BUCKS FOR SALE.
The undersigned has a number 0!
yearling and spring thoroughbred
Cotswold bunks for sale, at a rea
sonable figure.
Jos Cawrsr,
Five miles N. W. Hillaboro. P.
0. address, Hiilsboro, Ore.
W lT
W. H. McCormick, of Laurel,
Was In town today.
Sol. Jack, of Farmington, made
the county w-tt a buiiineaa call to
day.
Andrew Jack, the Farrniugton
hop grower, waa in town the first
of the week.
Buy your I)iw plow of tbe Nel
son llarware Uompany. iiows
old on trial.
C. K. Bred toy, of Forest Grove,
waa tho tuetl of Willis Ireland.
Saturday.
If you C'liitempUIn buying al
nit of clothes come and tee us
Schulmerii li
Bros.
hpisenpal services, Nov. 11. at
8:00 p. m., Key. I! reck nflicialing,
at Congregational church.
Wanted Men, to clear land -
Apply to J. M. Bridges, two miles
south weat of Hillaboro.
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker, of Portland,
ia visiting with her parents, Mrs.
and Mrs 8. I) Powelf, preparatory
lo a trip to Aberdeen, Waab.
Newton mcKinney, wbo years
ago conducted a livery on S-cond
A Washington streets, this city, is
In town for a visit with relatives.
John A. Krieger and Anna M.
Kvers, of Verboort have bean grant
ed uoense to wed: ais Merman
Bernards and Hermina Smith, ol
the same place.
Scbulmerich Bros' store con
tains 7(X)0 f-et of floir surfsce.
tome anu fee mem in mere new
quarters We alo carry a line of
Hardware and Crockery.
1. a Hradley, of II inks, was
town the nret of the week, and
loaded 8,000 pounds of bona from
bis Hanks yard, which he Bold at
25) cents per ound.
Bev. McKee, of McMinnville,
win preacii al the isaptiet Church
next Sunday, at 11:00 a. m. and
7:.'U) p, m. All are cordially in
vited to attend theae services
Bummer is gone can't you tell it
by your ravenous appetite? Just
get groceries at Dennia' and you
will feel like a new man, and need
no pepsin lo hold your digestion
Finest line of ataplra in the city.
J. F. Carstens was down from
the Greenville Banks section
Tuesday. Mr. Carstens states that
the farmers up his way are putting
n over double the amount of wheat
than ia generally sown in the Fall.
8herifF Connell and Chester
Bridges have been distributing bal
lot boxea this week, leaving them
ith the chairmen of each precinct
He finished the task this evening,
and election will wax next lues
day.
C. W Hendricks, who owned
ab.uil 2i0 acres south of Cornelius,
sold the entire tract the other dsy
at $52 50 per acre, to a North
Yamhill hop grower, Miller by
name. This ia one of the bigg) si
deals lor some time.
river? county paper hau sn
article last week about the S p.
pulling nn a service between Port
land anil Forest Grove, within the
next 60 or 90 duvs. The Times of
this week crows about having the
news exclusively. Wouldn't that
jar j ou?
Manager Schombtirg, of the Ore
gon l omleiHHii mux lo., slates
that tha company this week re
ceived crdeie for three car loads of
cream, one for Oregon s' ipment,
and two for the state of ashing
ton. This is pretty fair business
for one week.
John D.irland, of Glencoe, was
in town yesterday, driving in with
his mother, Mrs John Dorland, of
Jersey, Wash., and his sisters, Mrp.
Minnie Sumner, of Portland, and
Mrs. Edith Ooylo, of Jeisey, Wash ,
who returned to their homes last
evening.
A gond shoe ia half of your com
fort in the winter time. Dennia
has the famous Hamilton-Brown
shoes, and can sell you anything
from a dress shoo to a plough shoe;
shoes' for ladies and children at
values that can not be beaten in
the county.
Attorney John M. Wall has
bought ICO acres of land up at
Chesmore Falls, on Gales Creek,
and txuecte to build a Summer
house on , the tract and spend his
Summers there. John M. in now
an enthusiastic supporter of an
eleotrio lino, to he run as far up as
Gales Creek.
Mrs. Mary Smilh, of , Cornelius,
died at tbe home of her daughter,
Mrs. R. W MoNittt, Fridav.Ootober
28, 1904, Deceased waa 85 yeara
of age, and was born in Virginia.
Her husband dial twenty years
ago. Deceased was a member ot
tbe M. h. church. Interment waa
in the Naylor cemetery Forest
Grove.
C. M. Robbins, a practical hotel
man and who can give the right
kind of recommedations, was in
town last week, and desires to lease
a 35 room hotel for a period of ten
years, and furnish the building
I himself. Mr. Kobbiui is a man of
experience, and will make the
business a success. Ihere is talk
ot a joint stock company, and to
this end F. M Heidel, secretary of
the B iard of Trade, calls for a
meeting this Saturday evening, at
bis office, at 8 00 0 clock. Every
member of the Board of Trade, as
well as business men of the town,
should be in attendance,
COUNTY MEETING OF
Session at Odd Fellows' Hall,
Friday, October 2S
COl'HY EXHIBIT GETS LNDEK WAY
New Club Will be Organized Through-
ut tbe County
Tbs Washington County Lewie Si
Clark Club met at the 0 Id Fellows'
Hall in this city, Friday, October
28, with an attendance of about 35
members, thirteen of whom were
from Forest Grove. There were
forenoon and afternoon sessions,
between which a delightful lunch
was rervel by the ladies of the
Hiilsboro Club. It waa decided to
go forward witti lue Washington
County exhibit, as tbe necessary
outcome of the club formation, and
tbe following committees were ap
point! d; Kxhibita-Mrs. S. B Hus
ton, Hiilsboro, and Mrs. Wra. Kane,
Foreat Grove; Woman's Handiwork
Misa Prii-e, Forest Grove, and
MeeJamea W. I). Hare anJ ll. T
Bagley, Hil'eboro; Finance Mias
Amy Patterson, Hillboro, Mrs
Hugh's, the Grove; Organisation
of Clubs Mrs. F. J. Bailer, Hills
boro, Mra. Bells Walker, Forest
Grove. The chairman of each com
mittee named ia given firt in order
The standingexeculive commitee,
Medames Buxton, Hoge, theGrove,
MtsJamea J. P. Tainiesie, F. J
Bailev and W D Hare, Hillebiro,
Inch transacts business between
mm tings, wiil ad in the exhibit
garnering, and in me meantime
any one haying that worthy of ex
hiliit can address Mrs. 15. Hus
ton, Hillaboro. or Mra. Austin Bux
ton. Foresl Grove
It was voted to send a diu av of
two or three dozens juis of canned
fruit lo the Oregon Bureau of in
formation at the Cni-ui Hepot.rorl-
land. at once.
W. J. Wall, reported that it
would require al least IGOO lo make
a proper county exoinu ior ine
! -I.
Fair this without the incidentals
of labor, and attendant at exhibit
In the near futu-e there will be
committees appointed as follows:
KxcursioDs; Receptions; UiBtribut
ion of Literature.
A letter from Mrs Msrtha Hoyt,
secretary of the (souvenir t-Jin
Committee, asking the county club
to take up the rale of the coins wa
read and filed, the club not decid
inn Ui lake op the matter at this
lime.
A oommuication from the Ore-
Ionian sskinir for a 500-word atti
cle on the county exhibit was also
read and Died.
The county club will meet at
Fori st Grove, at a date lo be set
later.
LINKLATER ON LOCAL OPTION
Okar Sir:
W'l ile a bi li tver in the local op
tion pi inci pie I pi oleet against an
attempt to foist the liquor tiafficon
druggists and physicians. The
b iBinessis absolutely ineJinpitible
with our profeanion and no end of
annoyance would ensue both in the
prescribing and dispensing of ll
quors whether done laitniuiiy or
otherwise. Respectfully,
Dr S. T. Linklatkr
Hiilsboro, Ore., Nov. 3, 1904.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Alpheus W Smith to Annie E Bor-
nett, S y, ol K H ol tnarlea J
Merrill d 1 c and other lands
(I
Sarab B Hall to Jasper S Hall, N E
X of N W i aec 13, t 1 a r 5 w
Vill Mer..,
Mary Carter to Alexander Selilup,
part ot Ww Wilson d 1 c 400
Chai S White to John Pieraon, part
of Richard White d I c 600
United States to Wm G Goaalin, part
ot kc 17 t 3 n r 6 w will filer and
other landa
United States to Aatoria Company,
S W X sec jt t 3 n r 6 w Will Mer
Nettie B Smith to Chaa E Bradley,
lots i5 and 16 in blk 14 S P add to
Forest Grove 0R0
Sarah B Hall to Featus Hall. N E
ol N E U sec M t 1 a r 0 w W M..
W N Barrett to Grace E Brown, t in
Highland Park add Hiilsboro 350
Milea watrous et us to inaa l An
derson, lot 19 blk 1 Highland Park
Add Hillaboro "00
Miles Watrous et ux Chaa D Auder
son, part of blk 10 Forest Grove. . 900
Antou Boeeeet ux W F Hollenbeck,
jn '4 aec 20 1 3 u r 3 w w in am 400
Floyd H Lawrence et, ux Fred B
Clark, ao a in ses 4 1 1 s r a w W M 1 000
Fred B Clark et ux Floyd II Law
rence et ux, same dia as above. ..1000
C S Batemau et ux Amanda J Itate-
uian part ofstcaotSnrjwW Miooo
Geo Turpin to Thos Herd, 13.3s a lu
I M Kowell die 100
L J Wilcox to Melson-wilcox Lum
ber Co, loo a sec 26 t 3 n r 3 w. . ..
Henry Boge to S-:bool Diet as, t aec
35 t 1 a r 3 w
J A Kirkpatrick to M E Young, IS.-
32 a sec a t a s r 3 w 500
Nelson & Reed to Nelson-Wilcox
Co Sawmill, lumber at Beaverton
and Cornelius, timber on 160 a
aud 160 acre of land I
PROBATE.
Guardianlhlp Philip Beal, minor, closed
ol record.
W. N. Barrett aDDointed admr est
Francis McFuereon, decd.,bondsat $1640
Dec, 5 set for final hearing estate of
Mary Ann Watson deed:
B P Cornelius and G A Wehrung ap
pointed appraisers of estate of Frances
McPherson, decease;!, late cf pllley,
Argus and Orogonian, $2.00.
I Henry Black, one of Oregon's
earliest pioneer, died at his home
near Dayton, Wash", after an ill
neas of several years. Deceased was
07 years of age, and bad the honor
hi several years of being the sole
surviving charter mem In-r of Tual
ity Lodge, A F. &. A. M , of this
city. Black came to Oregon in
1810, and soon thereafter setllej on
a donation land claim near Forest
Grove, covering the preaent Ver
boort settlement, where the Catho
lic Church now stands. For many
years he has bten engaged in wheat
raising in the Dayton section. The
surviving children are: Fountain
Biack, Montana; Daniel Black,
James Biack, Mra. Anna Young,
Mh-s Ida Black, Dayton, Wash;
Chas. Black, Napa, Cal.
Tha city council met Tuesday
evening, and instructed the city at
torney, r. li. l ongue, Jr , to draft
an amendment to tbe charter to
have all the county roads inside
the city limits declared street and
to give Ihe city absolute controt of
; to provide that property
boldera shall pay one-fourth of the
cost of street improvements, the
city to pay the reat.and to so have it
that tbe city can make any im
provement without wailing 90 days,
aa now prescribed. Main street, on
the court bouse block, will be
planked in the rear future E. C
Luce and T: H. Tongue Jr. wete
appointed clerks of election; judgrs,
M. Collins, Peter Boscow and
Thos. Tucker. The usual monthly
bills were audited.
County Treasurer Jackson, dur-
ng the month of October, paid out
12,510 3!), representing the draw
ing of 102 checks, ranging from one
dollar up to 18,430 25, which he
sent to the state treasurer as ' the
'ait half of tbe state lax. Of the
hove amount Mr. Jackson paid out
to the county school districts the
sum of $17,589.61. Over 16,000 was
paid out of the other county lunds
Treasurer Jackson still hag on hand
the neat little sum of (27.383 68. ot
which there ia the sum of $19,500
available for paying county general
expenses, the balance being echool
money. Speaking of busmees Mr
Jackson does quite a bit of banking
and ohecking out.
B. B. Whitten, who runs the
John Henrici ranch on Sauries Is
land, was out the firtt of Ihe week,
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Whitten, or Phillips. About
the middle of October Mr. Whitten
lost 19 head of dairy cows, and 80
tons of hay. besides a lot of farm
machinery, by reason of the farm
barn burning up one night. His
loss represents about $1,500, while
Mr. Henrici lost 1800 on tbe bsrn,
there being no insurance. Henrici
is well known by many Washing
ton county people, especially in the
eastern part of Ihe county. For
many years he waa the hading vio
linist ot ibis part of Oregon, and he
still handlea his bow with all his
old skill and tune.
The county court has decided lo
see whether or not a man must pay
for a bridge, which burned by rea
son of his rareleesness. Some time
in the Summer W. W. Crowder, of
ScholU, set fire to aa ash stomp,
close lo the approach of the Scbolls'
bridge, and ss a result, although be
had been warned, part of tbe sp'
proach burned, costing the county
less than a hundred dollars to re
pair it. Mr Crowder will be call
ed in (o settle, and in case of re
fusal the commissioners will be in
circuit court with the claim.
Card of Thanks
We desire to thank oar many
friends and neighbors, who so kind
ly assisted us during the recent be
reavement, tbe death of husband
and father, and for the many floral
ofleringa and desire to especially
thank the Woodmen of tbe World
Mrs. Martha Pasley,
Mrs. Gertie Meek,
Mrs. Lennie Billion,
, Wallace H. PaBley
WINTER
RATES TO
BAY.
YAQUINA
In order to accommodate the many
people who wish to make a winter
trip to Vsquina Bay, the Southern
Pacific Co. will sell, on Wednes
days and Saturdays of each week,
until March 31, 1905, round trip
ticket", at low rates, to Yaqtiina
and return, limited to sixty days
from date of sale. Those ho de
sire to take advantage of this rate
should apply lo nearest southern
Pacific agent fot tickets.
Agents
Oregon City
Aurora
Woodburn
Salem
Jefferson
Springfield
Brownsville
Harruburg
Hilltboro
New berg
Sheridan
Forest Grove
McMinnville
Independence
Lebanon
Eugene
THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, export value, 86
Barley feed, $21 and $22; rolled,
$23 and $24.
Oats, White. $1.30 and $132.
Oats, Gray, $1 30.
Bran, $19 per ton.
Hay, Timothy, $14 and $1G.
Hay, Clover, $11 and $12.
Potatoes, Fancy, $ .75 and $0.85.
Onions, per-ewt., $1 40
Eggs, Oregon ranch, 27 and 28
Butter, Extra Creamery, $ 27$
Butter, store, ranch, 12 J and 14.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, U. D,
Phjralciaa, a4 Srgeo
Office lforraa-Bail7 block ip aUira,
Rooma la-l.t and I J. ReaUkaca aoalh
wt corner Baeeliae and 2nd atmt.
Both 'Phones.
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office npataln over The Delta Drug Store.
Rialdrace KmI of Court Hraw,
In the corner of I be block.
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JAKES PHILLII'E TAJd81E. V. 1).,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeoa Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or Rngliab. Of-
nce upstairs in i.orwin- oo&ter Block,
North aide of Main Street.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailer.
tteaidenoe on corner Second and Oak Sta.
Oregon Phone Mala 116.
HILLSBORO ... OREOOX
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Drs. Patterson & Eells
osteopaths
Rooms 3-4, 3434 Washington Street
Phone Red 1956
Portland, - - - Oregon
Examination free
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A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
. Bailey-Morgan Block1.
Both Phones. Hiilsboro, Ore.
DR. A. A. BURRIS
Zaolaacn.e'tlo SeeUer
8necewfiillr trait diaeasea without the
use or lJrtifj or nurjrery, oy trie Weit
rner Mjitein of Magnetic Healing. Cail
aud ace me. Consultation free.
Office upstair?, over the City Bakery
HlLLSBORO, OitKGOX.
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GEO. K. BAGLEY
ATTORJi EY-AT-LA W
Rooms 1 and 2 Shale Bauding)
lULLSBOW), . . OUKGO.N.
U.T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY -AX-LA W
Office, upstairs, over tbe Poet Office,
Hillaboro, - Oregon
TBOS M TOMCCK.
TOMcna,
aortas
THOS. H. A E. B. TONGUE.!
Attorueys-At-Law.
Rooma J, 4, & 5, 11 org aa Blk, Hillaboro.
JOHN U. WALL.
ATTO&NBY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bails 7 atergaa Black
Rooma, 1 an 1 1.
HlLLSBORO, 0E00N. .
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W. N. BARRETT,
ATTO&N&Y-AT-LAW
Offica, Up Stain, Central Block.
HlLLSBORO . .- OREGON.
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Shut Building, Upstairs, Rilkboro. Orep.
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hiilsboro, - - Oregon
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..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTT BROS., Props.,
Swcstwes f C. Tilbury
Keep constantly on Land a due
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A New Era In Price
We are going to sell meats at prices low
er tban thoae which bave prevailed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and tree Delivery.
Main
Street, opposite Tualatin
Hotel,
Hiilsboro, Oregon.
B. J. LYONS B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Business. List your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
yon right. Add your sale to our list.
Call in and aee us.
Main Street, - Hiilsboro, Or.
General Merchandise
I carry a complete line ol General
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get you anything you want, on
order, at Portland prices.
I make a specialty of cedar fence
posts and cedar shingles. My line
of Groceries can't be beaten. Give
me a call. I buy farm produce, cash
or trsde. Give me a call.
0. S. Reynolds
MouttmlitOalm,
Or