HtUb&ORO AR608, DEC, 21, 1905
Track Delayed by Non Arri
vhI of Angle Bars
I'LESIV OP STEEL IS NOW HERE
Shipment Expected in Tomorrow Morn
ing. Track Laying te Benin
8upt. CIim. I.ytle conRileutl e
pecta tbe angle bare for th new
road to arrive thin Friday morning,
anJ if limy do, a force will begin to
lay track at onoa. Three cam of
...Uanba UidV fjffA.
ie grade aa rap.i i tit V J W; 2nd
nnsldering the wVV ? ,1 . U. nJ'' N&.60.
w rZ k' ?r Deo. 24.
ntel are in the yard and enor'S to
lay nix mile of track will
at rapidly
ing Forem
... i- .i
worn on me graue aa rami
... ... a . ..
il. I Mtniilildtinv Ihi IM. '
I"""""1! VUII.IKVIHH "V " ' I Hi ,'-
iiut grade lorsman job. iA,f-, 7 ifttt-t CL
Uoae. uoiinrhtue ami ju ryH wr,t.
f m
find it bard to keep men at wor
wblla the rains are on
Claud 8iwart, who
of the tracklaylng, ex peel- -p t Bor(
eaten up to inn greasr - i nAt
evrj(bing works rigul J "f k
will era five miles m ope7LH?'L nmfis
Had wealher, of course, will maV '
it hn nnauililit to reach tha aodAi' 1v
... . t. - il.-i :.. l-.i .t
bent li can tie late but a few daya.
Mn. Boyder, wife of A. D. Sny
der, and wbo reside between Glen-
ooe and Mouotalndale, waa brought
down yeaterday and taken to a
eanltarium In l'orlland, the woman
being alllioted with byaUrla. Mra
Snyder's hoaband waa under bonda
to appear before the circuit court,
and be faild to appear, the charge
being that he ahot a oow belonging
to Joteph Bucber. Bynder went
to Portland to go on a hunt down
on the river and did not return,
nd neither did be apprise the
wife of bia whereabouia. It waa
Brat thought that Snyder might
have met with foul play, or been
hurt while hunting. His father ia
a wealthy banker back in the taat
and aenda money regularly, each
month, to Bnyder. The officers
have not believed that Bnyder'n re
tual nip iway waa ltntiooal,
(1, L'. attaraoaft: -n will give a
Chriatmaa
,? 1
parted
wj mA here
Ail his gurnard
y t hie borne
ke?
been attach J
SILVER WEDDING
Iter, and Mil. A. Robinaon cele
brntd their ailver wedding anni
versary at their homeon Kant Main,
yeaterday afternoon. A large num
ber of frienda were In attendance
and an enjoyable program wai
rendered, The boat and boat'
were the recipients of uianr beautl
ful presents, the donors being:
Mr. aol Mi. Tuoa, Davia: A. Coition
nd daughter; Mr, harsh 8oiilh and
Uuihlr, John Milne and Mim Blia
Iwtli; Kotx-rl Tannock: Mr. and Mr.
Johnon and dnnghlrr; Mr. aoil Mr. A.
Cbalmrrt; Mr. ami "Mr, Francia Chl
iiiera; Mr. Tannock; Ml Anna ChaU
inia, I ir, and Mta. I.inklalrr. Wot,
KoMi, Mr. iMciwtotf, Mr. and Mra.
Waaltjr t'.ootlio.
JOHN STKESSB
John Btreane, aged about 75 year,
, and riwiding with bia daughter, on
Iowa ntt!,"V-'H-M.. uuinff. waa
found dead on the dooratep yeater
day morning. lHc sated bad ariaen
in the night and aUrted to leave
the houM when death overtook him.
lie waa born in Germany, and came
to tbia country aeveral yeara ago,
eoniing to Dregon about five yeara
ago, Coroner llrown went out to
ill llUl-A vnaterdav afternoon to in-
vealigaie Ihe deatli, but found that
ha panned away from natural cauaea.
Deoeaeed leave a daughter, Mra.
Binay, formerly Mra. FredScbulen
lierg, with whom he had been
iiuina lie aUo leavea a eon in
Nebraska.
DAIRYMEN, ATTENTION
Tiil rurnived. from the Portland
I.I iiiwail Oil Worka a car load ol
Oil Meal: the kind you
have alwaya ned and a ftd that
dairymen can't altoic. to no wim
out.H. L. Hartrampf.
THB DOCTOR'S OPPOSITION
-ow k thai Bnyder
the I and doea not
ppear i VI, although
aaa advw. on tha oal-
- to th 27th t
"'The Solomon and Bbeba Club
gave a dinner at Kmeraon'a Satur
day evening, with MaaUr Mechanic
MoUgblan and Foreman 8tnitb,of
the lillamook Railway aa gueeta
of honor. Kach of the gentlemen,
in reeponae to toaita, eulogitad tbe
manner to which tlilleborooituena
had treated their Company and
those in charge.
Our aulta fit you, and you can
not tell them from tbe product of a
tint clean tailor abop. Come in
and aee them We carry the 11 neat
atook of clothing and overooata iu
the county. U. YYebrung & Bona.
Edward Freeman, the young man
from Dilley, convicted for faat rid
ing, after failing to raiae money to
pay bia floe, ia aerving bia time in
the olty baatile. Ilia uncle, Louie
Freeman, eeut down for hia horae
yeaterday, and,'r Uken out of
the alable. ; ,
Before purrV
One rockera, all ov
L.
IS
Pkada Guilty to Murder In
Second Degree
If CBRIDB SENTENCES AT ONCE
Beard af Pbyakiaaa Report UenUl la.
capacity
Tbe caae of tba State of Oregon ver
ua Sydney L. Bragger waa quickly
aettled yeaterday morning, wban
that young man waa taken before
Judge MoBride, charged with mur
der In tha firet degree for killing V.
W. Booth, in tbia city,' tbia fail,
wblla attempting highway robbery.
Tbe charge, by tipulatioo betaeen
Mr. Huaton and District Attorney
Allen, waa reduced to murder In tbe
eecond degree; Brngger pleaded
guilty; and then Judge Mc Bride
pronounced aentenced. In opening
for tha defense, Mr. Hun ton aaid:
bYour Honor, when thia cae waa
firet brought to ma 1 refuaud to con
aider it, but when Mra. Grow, tbe
aeatrd tbemeehee expecting to bear
a long-drawn trial, and tbe dee
patch with which tbe proceedioga
were ended waa a aurpriae to ail
Mra. Grow, the grandmother, waa
inaide tbe railing, accompanied by
the boy'a mother, Mra. Verdie Buea,
of Lnie.
Tbe care did not last over fifteen
minutea at the moat, and tbe de
fendant waa taken back to jail to
wait trauaportation to B&lem
Taken altogether, the verdict and
entence dovetail with a proper
aenae of juatice, and meet with
general approval.
Sheriff Connell at once conveyed
tbe deter daot to balem to begin
the ecntence.
A.
J. . . ?' w
W .T
HIM .
A
tt
Oeta I.lftSenlti.
boy'a grandmother, a lady for whom
I bava tha grealeat esteem, called
at my office and atked me to do
what I could to give the boy a fail
Dr. Jamea Withycombe, of Corval
Hi, and a formr reaidf nt here, and
who atitl own a farm aouth of tbia
oliv. ban onnorllion for the guber
natorial nomination. T. T. Gear,
once fainoua aa a governor, and
who failed in a aecond nomination,
haa announced that he will o;me
before the pnoplo at the primariea.
Tbia will divide the Wraiern Ore
inn vote and incidentally help 0,
A. Johns, (1 Uaker City, who has
the bee In his bonnot. Withy
combe'a friends in tbia county
think he will have no trouble in
oarying old Washington County,
however.
BIDS ON WOOD
The undersigned will receive bids,
aenleil. for forninhintr the city ol
Hillnboro 12(10 oorda of wood for the
nower Dlaut; bids to be sent In not
later than January 1,1900, at
In?!
Said 1200 cords of wood to be cut
from sound, laige first growth fir
ttmhar no second urowllt will be
considered or aooepled and must
be delivered at the power plant by
Rnt. 15. 1000.
Bids may be sent in on lots of
from 100 to 1200 cords, and the
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
John Dennis,
Chairman of the Water & Light
(Inmmitlee.
Dated at Uillsboro, Oregon, this
7th day of December, 1U05.
SHOOTING MATCH DEC. 24
There will be a shooting matoh on
Wendelio Waibel's place, at Hel
vetia. conducted by Chaa. Waibel
on December 24. The prizes will
i-nnaint of chickens, geese and beef
Krufl lunch consisting of Schwabs-
Kneplle and Knaokwiirst.
"V"" "'
Harry Hall waa in from Shady
Brook thia morning.
Ares and wood nutters' supplies
Chaa. A. Lainkin Co,
aiana. Atao a nor
" .... a
jturee, juat tne 1 ror praa
ta. Donelaoo'a Ft e Btorn
Archbishop CbrisU, ceie of
Oregon, waa out thia iwrOlng, con
ferring with Fatner isucnoiaer on
ohuroh work. While hera beblesa
ed the two new bells which are
eoon to be raited to the bell-Utwer.
R. Keorikaen.of Helix, Unutlla
County, arrived here tbia morning,
to attend circuit court. He ia (be
man for whom 8. A. Mallory and
Mra. Willis worked while on thiir
clandestine tour of Eastern Oregon.
For At Holiday groceries go U
U. Wehrung & Bona. Everything
for tbe kitchen and we keep only
atapls brand; new crop ol raiiiui,
and currants and walnuts ,
Karl Donelaon, Harry Jlowman,
Walter Galloway and I of K. Bar
rett are down from tbitorvallia
Agricultural College to ipetid the
Holidays. 1
Biggeat stock of mill jd in tbe
county and wewm eel at Port
land prices. All kinder! poultry
auppliea, oyater sheila, ell,, cheaper
man ever, u. u. iiariraaju.
Annual Oregonian thlWst ever
published. Replete withvnforma
tion of the Paoitio Nothwest.
Just the thing to send eat to in-
quir ing friends. Leave tders at
Cave's.
John Lynn, well koowmsre as
tha sept-son of the Iate"Dad"
Simmons, waa in the city tm Mo-
Minnville yeaterday.
Dennia has a supply oCbriat-
maa goods that you abouldes, be
fore buying elsewhre. Jt what
you want for a pretest foyoung
or old.
Joseph Blshun, just turned
from the Hot Springs, was town
from Helvetia, yeaterday,
Housley A Corwin deli' meat
to any part of town. Cull em up
by 'phone. Choice meaii.
J. A, Klrkwood, ofleedville,
waa a county neat vlsltftisterday.
urkey.
AC
J. W. York, of Iteedville, was
town yesterday.
Guaranteed cutlery. Chaa. A.
Larokin.
Lo Perkina is studying law at
tbe ofhee of II. T. Bagley.
Kokomo wire fence. Cbas.
Lamkln Co.
Ed. Boge waa up from Farming
ton, ti day.
Charter Oak stoves. Chas. A.
Lamkln Co.
Beni. Birdsell was down from tbe
Grove tbia afternoon.
One price to all that price is
right. Chaa. A. Lam kin Co.
A. L. Holcomb and wife were in
fro n Bethany, yeaterday.
The place to buy Cbrititmas tree
candies and nuts, is at Bob Greer'a.
For useful Holiday pretnls go
to H Wehrung & Sons.
Cbas. Crocker, of below Newton,
waa a county seat caller this morn
ing. I
Lost: Telescope valiee. Reward, j
Peter Vandehey, Portland, Ore ,
R.2. i
Wanted : A first-class borse-pow
er grubbing machine. Write to F
Rufner, Hilltbaro, Ore., R. F. D. 1
Box 35.
J. A, Messinger, the Laurel hop
grower, waa in tbe city this morn
ing. N, P. Oakerman, for yeara in tbe
dairy buaineea at Reedviile, was in
town from Beaverton this morning.
Morels Schmidt, an old time pio
neer of the Helvetia country, was
in town yesterday.
COUPLE TO
BE TRIER TOMORROW
Lrrin Wtfe and Her Com
panion Before Court
MALLORY IS TO Be TRIED FIRST
Woman'a Caae ia Set
Morning
far Saturday
Some weeks sgo S. A. Mallory and
Mra. Lennie Willie, wile of B. F.
Willia, eloped from Carlton, went
to Sherwood, where it ia alleged
they remained over night, and from
there went to Helix, Umatilla
County, where they entered the
employ of R. Henrikfen, as man
and wife. 8beriff Connell found
them there and brought them back
to tbia place. They were unable to
give bail and for several weeka have
occupied separate apartments in
the county jail. The man's wife ia
here from Tacoma and tbe woman'a
husband ia bere from Portland.
Mallory's trial ia set for tomorrow
and the woman'a caae is aet for
Saturday.
H1LLSBORO S NEW FEED BARN
We are now ready for busineea at
our new feed-shed in Hillsboro, op
posite Benson a Machine bbop, on
Main street. Give ua a call and
let us convince you that our price
for feeding are rieht. Everr ac
commodation possible will be given
you.
Biabling: Saddle horses. 5 cents;
rigs, 10 cents.
Lacky & Payne.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Geo H Cutnmioga to Ktnil Schmidt,
lota 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 block 1 Bea
verton f7oo
W Harrington et u to Francis .
Ulm, part of blk it F Grove 1200
Cicero Hinea et nx to James Berry,
49 a in aec 17 & in t 1 n r 4 w 650
David Corwin et al to Joseph Moore,
bia A l-ait view add ii.llaboro 700
C A Caill to Portland Timber Co, a
e 01 aec 35 1 3 r 6 w W M... .. 5
Hattic Reynolda et al to S A Dens-
more, 160 a in aec 14 1 1 a r s ar.. . lo
L H Shute et ux to J WShote, 50 a
Tuality Lodge No. 6, A. F. A A
M. elected the following officers last
Saturday evening, and. with tbe
Eastern Star, Hon. W. N. Barrett,
past master, installing officers, will
hold a joint installation on Dtxm-
ber 2i, at 7:30 in tbe evening: Dr.
Dr. A. B. Bailey, worshipful mis
ter; lit. J. E. Adkins, senior wsr
den: T. H. Tonaue Jr.. iunior war
aeo; ur. r. A. Bailey, treaaurer;
ut. w. v. wood, aecretary; ap
poinuve'ai. Jaci jr.. eenior
deacon: O. A. Patters, iunior
1 ... . . . -
aeacon w. r . Adkins. a ni or ste
ward; Earl Anderson, junior ste
ward; and Heorv Hesse, tvler. AH
Masons and their families are re
quested to meet for jaint installation.
Tbe winning nambera at Weh
rung fc Sons are: let prize. 1026:
una prize, U'J4S; 3rd prize, 989; 41b
prize, 765; 5th prize, 1047; 6th
prize. 2643. Owners of coupons
are requested to bring tbem in at
once. H. Webrung & Sons.
Mrs. P 8. Wrigbt, visiting here
from Coshocton, Ol.io, has just re
ceived the inteiligenoa that a friend
a Mrs. Jamea F. Comptoo, recently
died ia Portland, aged 54 yeara.
Mrs. Wright was aware of tbe fact
that deceased lived in Portland,
but only learued of the death
though a Coshocton paper.
Anderson & Son. of Reedviile.
sell Hercules 8tump Powder, fuse
and caps. Also full line of shoes
and rubbers. Come and see us
We will sell as cheap as the cheap
est. ......
The Conereeational Snndav
School will hold a "Winter Picnic"
in y ehrunir s Hall. Tharerlav.
cember 28, 1905, from 10:00 to
4:00. All PUDils and thair nrnla
ate cordially invited, and also tba
membera of tbe church. P.ring
ycur baskets, and eat with na.
Herman Ostermano, of Center
ville, keeps blasting powder, Her
cules brand, constantly on hand.
AiBoiuse and caps. General line
ol merchandise.
S. C. Sherrill, principal of the
vorneuua scnools, was in the citv
last evening. The Cornelius schools
win na closed next week for tbe
Holidays.
FROFKMIOHAU
F. A-BAIL2Y, U. Da
FnyaleU. mm4
Carvers for Chriati
Chas. A. Lamkln Co.!
Fred Berger, of B
oounty seat visitor y
Granite and Enami
A. Lamkln Co.
J. u. urooker wnObwn
Mountalndale this nlng.
J. H. Dorland. of
waa in the city yestei
G. 0. Zurcher. of E&rton. was
in tne city yesterday!
O, H. Marrs, ot
the olty yesterday.
Peter Moretz, of
the city yeaterday.
was a
ay.
e.-Chas.
from
dy Brook,
was in
Jps, was in
Poultry netting.-!. A. Lam-
tin uo.
Jasper Ktffer, of floe, was in
wwu ymieruay.
0. T. Crow came II from The
uaties last night.
rrf-tTOrf"!tor
madioal oommiaeion to examine in
to tba lad's mental condition, and
you appointed three pbvscians
Dra. Lioklater, F. A. Bailey, and
W. D. Wood. They agree that the
boy ia mentally unbalanced, yet
eaon mints mat ne in some way
knew right Irom wrong, and that
be knew, when he committed this
deed, it was wrong. Dr. Linklater
thinks that tbe boy is of about two
thirds' wit; Dr. Bailey thinks the
boy knew be was committing 1
wrong, but ia mentally irresponsi
ble; and Dr Wood thinks tbe de
fendants responsibility is about
6 ve yeara behind his age equalling
mat 01 a ooy 01 pernars ten years
Since being retained in this case I
have kept away from tbe boy, aa
tbe sberin and bia deputy will
testify, so that those so Inclined
could not say that 1 had conceived
1 he story of mental incapacity or of
tits having a aeak mind. I have
concluded therefore, in lieu of the
physiciana' report, lo waive tbe
queatioo of age, and enter a plea of
guilty lo murder in the second de
gree and have the defendant take
life imprisonment as bis sentence."
Diatnot Attorney Allen then ad
dressed the following remarks to
tbe Court:
"Your Honor, I have given this case
rerv careful contideratioo, being deair-
one of knowing the exact condition of
mtnd of tha defendant. It ia not mv (It
aire to send to the gallows anyone who
ia mentally irreaponaible. Thia beins
the case, I agreed to a commission to
,A.V -v
a I
Tha Lata W. W. Booth.
examine the defendant, io I should be
fully advised aa to the juatice of a sen
tence of banging, which would follow
conviction of murder in tbe first degree.
After reading the aworn reports of Doc
tors Linklater, Bailey and Wood I am
convinced that the interesta of Justice
will beat be aubaerved by receiving a
Slea of guilty of murder in the second
egrce. Aa the queation of nge ia waived
by the defense I'm satisfied to acquiesce
in the plea now to be entered."
At tbis juncture Sydney Brugger,
prompted by his attorney, stood up
and pleaded guilty. The Court
asked Mr. Huston if he waived the
age consideration, and granted the
authority, without question, to
receive the plea and pass sentence,
and upon being answered in the
affirmative, the Court then passed
aentence as follows:
"It is the judgement of this Court
that you be confined in the peni
tentiary of this State for the period
of your natural life."
The lame oourt room was com
fortably filled with people who had
s Ttieo HTsainwiu To Felix" Ver!
Sheriff J. W. Conneli returned to- 'ot 3blk, IO Forest Grove s p
dar from Salem. whith U .iTho. Bradley et nxtoH Eliat
veyed bydney Brugger, to serve
life sentenced.
lioeTeut"
Greer leads and tbe rest follow
10-all kinds of Christmas presents
ne always tna tbe largest slock
in town, and bas, this year. -
Baptist cervices at tbe West
Union church, at 11:00 a. m.. Sun
day, Deo. 24, by 8. C. Sherrill, of
uornenus. , . ; .
Tf vrtll arant in sail vnnr
list with Rossi & Thyng, Beaver
ton. 'iuey will sell it for vou.
Dr. A. A. Burris leaves Satur
day for a ten days' trip to Lake
county.
Ask for a ticket with each II
caah purchase at G. W, Patterson
& boa s Furniture Parlors.
Order your. Christmas turkevs
and chickens early at Emmott
Bros. They deliver to all Darts of
tne city.
District Attorney Allen went to
Astoria yesterday, and will return
Friday morning.
Fred D. Adams, Second street.
keeps open until after the midnight
: ; 1 .
irain arrives. - juuncnes served.
John Uebel and wife, of Moun
taiodale, were in town yesterday.
. . .
and remembered tbe Argus office
with tba product of their orchard.
Fine line of ladies' and cents1
handkerchiefs, suitable for Christ
mas, at ti. Webrung & Sons.
Come and tee them.
Chris. Peterson, of north of town.
was in tbe city, with his family.
yesterday. v bile is Clatsop coun
ty Mr. Peterson was county com
missioner, and he is an old frieod
of District Attorney Allen.
RASMUSSEN, FLETCHER
PETERS
AND
W. B. RaBmuseen, '06 C, K Fletch
er, '06, aud J. W. Peters, "07. will
compose Pacific's first debating
team ibis year, and will meet
Whitman College and the Univer
sity of Washington. They were
chosen at a tryout held Tuesday
night in Marsh Hall, the hon
ors being awarded in the order
named.
The second team also was chosen
in the following order: Miss Livia
Ferrin, '00. H. W, Sparks. '07: and
D. I. Alier, '08. There were two
other contestants.
The question debated was that on
which tbe contest with Whitman
will be lost or won, viz :
"Resolved. That the Interstate
Commeroe Commission should be
given power to fix rates in disputed
oases, these rates to be enforced
until reversed by the higher courts."
1 he debate with Washington will
be on the raoe problem.
While waitina for the Judge's
decision the Philomathean trio
sang a Bong composed by a member
of the snoiety and set to mnsio by
mrs. George u, I'oghill, of racino.
ummniill w ; IJOO
J C Kuratli et ux to John Fredberg,
" 4 a n .'. nery a 1 e ......1900
nisi sebitng tt al to Max Behling,
nw eci5lS3w.....H,..,..,icx
Investment Co to Peter Tiedmann.
tract in J L Hicklin die 300
uenry Toelle to H B Stratton, 3 lots
in blk 11 Cornelius 27$
STOCK LOST
Lost: Two yearling heifers: one
reu meoinera iieht br nd : nn.
j i.-. .. " ..."
ueruu in Dom ears, cut with wad
cutler. Reward. R. M. Kyle,
Dear ueaar mill; f. u., fortland,
Ore., R. F. D. No. 2.
PROBATE.
Estate Rnfus E Norman aDDraieed
at ooe fourth of $3200.
January 8 Bet for hearing caum
of why a guardian shall not be ap
pointed over properly D J Porter,
insane. .
; Estate E W Dixon, deceased, fi
nally settled. 1
Sale of realty in re Colfelt, mi
nors, reported and confirmation set
fifteen days from Deo 18.
Estate Hat lie C iNurmsn art.
praised at 1881.
Linton vs Hartrampf set for trial
December 27.
Knighten vs Kniehten: decree of
divorce granted Edward Knighten,
01 forest urove.
E Dewey was given iudgment on
the terdiot of $250 granted him aa
damages against the City of Forest
wrove.
uysters by the plate; by the
quart; and ;tine oyster cocktails, at
Palmateer's, Second Street. Will
supply in anyquantity.
John Blackmer, a brother of Mia.
C. D. Farnham. and who ha
""-ho-efor the past two yeatB,
"Way, via Cali-
C. B. Buchanan
Cornelius Ihe other day "ana
01s 10 wn is in h.m .1,. I...
and ax-bandle factory.
Toya! Toysl Toys! And in iact
anyVhn4od everything you may
need for both ym, and old for a
nice Cbristmaa nrspnt r x. 1
ureer.
Tbe Ladies' Aid Knniot. t u.
- u iu. cuurcn. win ttvm
Year's day, at the Jack school
bouse. Everybody invito
Ulrich Fueey. of Phi
the city this morning.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, $1.50;
S REEOVILLE PARTY
OSica Horraa-iUilaT Uack s nalra.
Kooma Ia-l.i asMi 15. "--iiani
went cotset aWaaliae aa4 ti
Both '
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C, Ma
PHYSICIAX AND 6URCION
Offloa npatalrs over Tha Delta Drugstore
Btaideae last of Court Uooa.
In tba eom-r of tbe block.
MeAMaAWTVyvvVvy
JAMES FHILLIP K TAMIKSUC M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southera Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation In French or Bagliab. Of
ficcmpauirs ia Corwin-Wooater Block.
North skU of Maio Street. , ,
F. J.! BAILEY, M. D., .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidano on comer Second and Oak BM,
Oregon Phone Maio 116. - , ,;
HILLS BOBO . - - . OREGON
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HOLIDAY DANCES
Celebrate the Holidays by having
a good time. Remember the dance,
Saturday evening, Dtc. 23, at the
tiilisboro opera house. Walker's
Orchestra. .Followiuu this dance
will be held the annual ma? que ball
at tne opera bouse on Saturday
evening, Deo. 30, when prises will
r given tne bast sustained and
most comical characters. The
prize waltz contest will be a feature
of this ball. Both these dances
will be under the auspioes of the
Hillsboro Amusement Association
HARTRAMPF'S FEED PRICES
Oil Meal................. ...... $35 00
Bran 10 50
Rolled Barley N. P 24 00
Shorts.: 21 00
S. D. Chop 18 60
Middlings fancy 26 00
L. C. Brown was over from South
ualatin today.
Boss washing machines. Chas.
A. Lamkin Co. '
Mrs, Mary Bird, of North Plains,
was an Argus caller this afternoon.
Try Heinz' pickles at H. Weh
rung & Sons.
J. W. Yoik, of Reedviile, was a
county seat visitor this morning.
A party of friends catbered at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. F. 8 Locke,
near Retdville. Fridav evenino
December 15 to celebrate the birth
day of their son, Howard. The
hours were enjoyably spent in
games and music, and a dainty
lunch was served at the close. The
guests departed wishing the recip
ient oi me surprise many returns of
the day. Those present were:
Rev. and Mrs. Locke, Messrs. and
Mesdames Griffith, Avers, E. S. Craw
ford; Asa Griffith, Leonard Crawford;
the Miises Kihel Wriin Mamie Avers,
Bealah Lineta. Lilly Wilkes Nellie Ayers,
Marian . Crawford, and Girth
Ayera; Mr. Curtis, Howard Locke, Mr.
McNew.
MARY NORTHRUP CAMPBELL
Mrs. Mary Northrup Campbell
died at The Dalles tbe past week
A year ago MrB. Campbell wrote
her autobiography, which follows:
"I, Mary X. Campbell, nee Mary Ann
Northrop, was born in Tiilatnook coun
ty, Oregon, June 9, 1868, being the
daughter of Harvey and Sarah Northrup.
Grandparents on both sides and father
were emigrants of 1845. At the age of 4
years, in the year 1873, I moved with my
parents to Glencoe, Washington county,
Oregon, where I received my early train
ing in the Shady Brook country "school.
In the fall of 1884 I attended school in
Hillsboro, Oregon, remaining there until
June 1885. Then I spent two vears in
the Portland public and high schools. In
the fall of 1887 I began teaching in the
public schools of Washington countv.
and with the exception of one year spent
at the Oregon State Normal, I have
taught almost continuously in the oublic
schools of Oregon, considering this one
of the greatest opportunities to do good
and impress righteous principles iu the
hearts of the youth.
"I was married to W. A. Burt f'arnn-
bell on December 23, 1897, and six
months later moved to The Dulles, where
1 nave resided ever since. On November
13, 1808, a son named Loval Bonhenr. .
blessed our union, and stayed with us but
three short months, dying Feburary 4,
1890. I ioined the United Brethren
church at the age of 15 and have ever
since sought to lead an earnest Christian
lite."
Mrs. Campbell leaves beside her tiirn-
band, W. A. Burt Campbell, a father, 11.
Northrup, whose home is at (ilenroe.
Oregon; two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Smith,
of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Ftnmn Hicken
botham, Culdesac, Idaho, and six broth
ers, Maurice Northrup, of Idaho; Edward
and AI01120 Northrup, of Glencoe; (.'has.
Northrup, of Wasco; Fred Northrup, of
Glcucoe, and Bert Northrup, who is lit
the navy at San Francisco, . ,...
$1.00 down, 50c nwK
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We are showing the most , ;
beautiful line of Ladies' Wru
ing lfesks, in golden oak,-,
weathered oak and mahogany,
ever placed on sale in the city.
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( Hav us to aet one away for 1
you until Xtnas. .They .make
useful and. beautiful presents,,..
Remember .our terntej,"
$ 1 .cxjiown,' 50c a Week
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