HILLSBORO ARGUS, JAN. 11, t06
ED AT LAST MEETING
Men Selected to Take Care of
County Jtoad
TWENTY EIGHT MEN APPOINTED
win tut (hi sptodim ( RMd ur,
.Tlgardville
...Beaverton
. Uolbrook 1
....HilUboro
Tba County Hoard has appointed
ths following road supervisors
fur lb ysar 1000:
Dist. Name) Address
1 John Nvberg Tualatin
2 Geo T Brlokell..8berwood r 2
S Kd Dog tlilUburo r 2
4 II I Huell GlRioD
5 0 KWoIf Cornelius
0 r M KeUy HilUboro
7 John Bornlck Ueedville
8. . . . A B Flint Sherwood i
V....Gui Iiruoner....
10 J (1 Haynee
11 A Heckmann...
12 L K HhuU
13 A B Totid Forest Grove
i. ... H-nry YanDyke K Grove
Ih W W Iwls Seghers
1C J no McClaren... Galea Creek
17 Albert Friday . . . .Greenville
IH Jake Smith Cornelius 1
10 Pres Berry .....HilUboro
20 T O Msc.am MVdel
21 0 W llines Greenville 2
22. ...KB Robinson... Beeterlon 1
23......T W Sain Gaston 1
24.... Geo T Miiner " 2
25 lotin Kelly Portland 2
20 J A Jobnioo " 2
27......Jno Uftia. . . . , Cornelius 1
28..., ..Jno Dorland HilUboro 3
I'rea B?rry sppolnted olerk of
auction Washington precinct.
The cmuit chartg-d the boon
daris of road districts Nos. 4,13,
14. 15. 17. 21, 23 and 24
K. G Ilagy granted rebate pen
ally and intertill because of wrong
fui payment of tax on laud near
Sherwood.
Transfers of money from road
districts an follows : From district
4 to 23, :0; from 7 to II, 130; from
12 to 11, 150; from 13 to 10, 930;
from 14 to 10, 120; from IS to 20,
70.
Koad claims audited Tuesday
A Wiley, diet. .75; H T Beaoh,
dist 18, $0; It C Goodwin, diet 10,
120; J G Beaoh. dist 20,142.50.
County claimi allowed
Jas 11 Bewsll, viewing rotd. .18 00
Peter Ilosooa, same 10 00
Tons Emrick, roads 8 00
KJas II Seweli, jury service. ...33 20
f I, A Rood, sal as judge 59 39
t .... , r r
jir j uutner. commissioner... e vj
V o Buchanan, oomrolrHioner,ZI u
It la lima that orchardisU did
something if we are to bava any
fruit. Tbe Han Jose scale Is doing
deadly work in many orchards,
and ioside of two yean we shall
have nothing but dead trees unless
soma bard work la done in eater
mloaliog this pest. The scile la a
very small parasite that attacks
tbsbark, sucking all the sap from
the treea. Tbe scale, individually.
Is not larger than a mark made by
the point of a blunt penoil, and it
Infests tba bark of fruit bearing
treaa in mvriads. After about two
seasons of multiplication the tree
dies. Commissioner Newell, of
Dilley, la talking of holding a meet
log here to discuss tbs question,
and it will be neoesssry to take
speedy aotlon and have tbv law
followed unless tbe fruit future is to
be destroyed.
Dr. 8. T. Llnklater, who went
with Coroner Brown to examine
the dad man found below CVdar
Mill, rx pacta to soon hear some
thing of the man's identity, as be
wore a hat with the trade mark of
Drayfooa, a Spokane dealer, and
had a pair of cuff buttons with a
bridle bit for a pattern. II b d
oo a black coat and vert, and black
trousers with a laint white stripe in
them. Tba Doctor is not eatlsued
that there was not foul play, but
tbe man may bave commuted sui
cide.
Hheriff Connell now has but two
prisoners in tbe county jail. One
is Mrs. B. F. Willis, serving a three
months' sentence and tbs olber is
Oliver Cbowning, in for 150 days
(or liquor sale without licence.
Tbs Court recently made an order
that mala prisoners will be required
to work on the county roads and
it is the intention of tbe sheriffs
ofllos to follow tbe order of the
court si soon as road work begins.
11 ADRY PALATE
Antl Liquor Ticket Elected by
Big Majority
WET TICKET CHARGES TREACHERY
Petersos Elected Uarer sad Eatirc
Ticket Elected
Forest Grove Monday elected the
ilry ticket by a majority of from 46
to 00, and M. Peterson, is the new
Msyor. This means that a streou
ous fight will be put up agiinat tbe
saloon people, an 1, no matter what
the Supreme Court doea the last of
this week when it decides tba ap
peal taken rgtinst Judge McBride,
who decided the old city council
bad no power to grant a license.
So. then, strenuous times may be
expected to come to pass at tba col
lege city.
The other officers are: W. R
Harris, I. L. Hollinger, and 8. B.
Mvarrett, ooui.oiliuen for two years;
A G H. (T.nan and C. B. Camp-
bull, councilman for one year; J. C.
Clark, recorder; W. 8. Hudson,
treasurer; J. G. Lenneville, mar-
a a
snai .
The ciitioaiiiort ticket charges
that many of the voters interested
in a wet town voted with the "dry s"
in order to giv tbera a year of ad
ministration and litigation, cunu-
denlly electing a reversal at tbe
next election.
NORTH REEDVILLE SURPRISE
RAILROAD LANDS FOR LEASE
tands of the Oregon A California
Railroad Company, in Oregon, will
lie leased for the year 1900, subject
to cancellation of lease in tbe event
of tbe sale of the land during tbe
term of the lease.
Owners of forms and ranches ad
joining railroad lands should file
their applications not later than
February 1, 1900, after whioh date
applications from others will also
be considered.
Add res r
Charles W. Eberlein,
Acting Land Agent,
, 1035 Merchants Exchange
ban Franoieco, Cal.
PROBATE.
Closed of record; estate Henry
Haas, deceased.
Bet for final settlement: Geo
Morphea; eetate, Feb 12; KUen
Ford estate, Feb 12.
Estate Uiistav Ilickethler ap
praised at 12819.
H D Sjimaltir appointed admr
astale Conrad Sobmelner, deceased,
bonds at 13200..
II T Bagley appointed guardian
estate 1) J Porter, insane, bonds at
1100.
Business Counsel. We are
neither doctors, lawyers, nor pro
fessional experts in tbe affaire of
business, but when a customer
takes a nation that our experience
may be helpful to bint, or them,
and comae to ns for business coun
sel we era alwaya cheerfully at bis
service. Tba ladies and young
people are especially welcome.
We pay Three Per. tent, per
annum compounded every four
months. The Hillsboro Commer
cial Bank.
O. G. Wilkea. of the HilUboro
Independent telephone system and
Grant Hughes, of Forest Grove,
met with telephone men in Port
land, last week, to oonsider the
advisability of joining all the in
dependent systems in the Willa
mette alley end getting connect
ion with the Home Telephone Com
panv In i'ortland. umosrs were
elected and a permanent organisa
tion was perfected to forward tbe
work of consolidation.
Strauss & MoIIeory, successors
to i aiiuaieer, win continue me Bus
iness in tbe same lines, hoping for
a continuance of public patronage.
Everything neit and clean: ovatera
served ; cigara, tobaoooa, and fruits
Give us a call.
Joe. Allison baa returned from a
visit to Bickleton, where he went to
visit II. T. Latham, formerly of
tblaplaoe. Mr. Latham is yet In
the (louring mill business, and is
doing nioely. Allison visited the
new town of Roosevelt, just across
from Arlington, and says that it is
a strenuous plaoe, glorying in one
saloon and one store and poetofTioe,
Great things are expect d of this
place, however.
uur suits nt you, and you ran
not tell tbem from the product of a
first clasa tailor shop. Coma in
and see them. We carry the finest
stock of clothing and overcoats in
the county. H. Wehrung s Bona,
On Moi.dty eve. Jan. 1, 1!H0, a
liappv aurprUe was given at the
home of Frank and Miss Anna
Niiumo. The evening was parsed
in dancing Itrfreshmerts were
served at 12 o'clock. Those pies
ent were:
Messrs: Albert Loreni, Rlm-r Ber
wick, Walter Saltier, Cbris Looge, Jae.
Taylor, Lawrence IMtoo, Thos ami J no.
Donovan. Albert keene, Lon Taylor,
Joo. sod Fred Kooutz, Lynn Sbattack,
Clarence homer, ttote Kasmusaea, Freak
Nimrtio, God fried Losli, Arthur Bor-
wick, l'eriusn Lange, Albert Auderwn
the Miaaes Ora Snider, Franc and Flora
Mercile, Anna and Mary Donovan, Ainu
Uanacn, Louise Large. Krama Koontz,
Anna Mm mo and Litrie Jackson.
BRACKEN BURY WELLS
Married, at the home of the bride,
in Forest Grove, Ore., Jan. 0, 1900,
Rev. D. A. Walters, of Portland,
oflioiating, Mr. A. C. Brackeobury,
of Dallas, Polk County, and Mrs.
Laura Wells The groim la a well
known Polk county minister and
the bride is a daughter of the late
Dr. Geiger, the pioneer of Forest
Grove.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J5
671
&JO
8oo
640
1500
HILLSBORO'S NEW FEED BARN
We are now ready for buslneaa at
our new feed-shed in Hillsboro, op
posite Benson's Machine Shop, on
Main street. Give us a call and
let us convince you that our prices
for leading are right. Kvery ac
commodation possible will be given
you.
Stabling: Saddle horses, 5 cents;
rigs, 10 cents.
Laoky & Payna.
w WEHRUNG PRESIDENT
Hon. W. H. Wehrung was again
elected president ot the Northwest
Raoing Asfooifttion, at Portland,
this week, and the board has de
cided to have races at Seattle, 8a
lem, North Yakima, . Spokane,
Walla Walla and Lewiston. Ths
enorjQous purses of $76,000 will be
prizes for competition by North
west horsemen, M. D. Wisdom
was elected seoretary and treasurer,
Martin Reillng, of Greenville,
was in town this morning.
I. II. Maxwell and wife were in
from Mountalndale the last of the
week.
Geo. Streeter and wife returned
to Portland, Monday, after a visit
with J. W. Bailjy and wife;
Wm E. Ledgerwood, through At
torney L. L. Langley, has filed suit
againat Louise, his wife, who is now
residing at Louis Creek, B. C, ask
ing for divorce. They were mar
rledat Corvallis In 1881. Heal
leges she deserted him 12 years ago
and ha baa long awaited her return.
Who Deposits your Money?
Sooner or later it gets into the bank
whether you put it there or not.
If you have a bank account and
save, it la deposited bv you. If
you spend all, tome one else de
posits your money. We advise you
to start a Saving's Aooount wttb
the Uillsboro Commercial Bank
Ladies' of All Saints' Guild will
open dress making parlors under
the management of Miss Laura
Muir, Jan. 22, Room 2, Schulmer
lob Building, upstaira.
A Mrs. Smith, prison missionary
for the Paolflo Coast, was in the
oity today -and oalled on the in
mates at th,oounty jail to look in
to their spiritual wellare.
Paolflo Monthly the finest Coast
Magsiine, $100 per year. Argus
and Monthly for VI 60. Get your
wiuinr reauing now.
Sheriff Connell reports that 20
have been in and paid their delin
quent tax ainoe the advertisement
started in tbe otnoial papers.
Found : Open face watoh, nickel ;
owner prove property, pay for this
advertisement and take watoh. G
T. Ledford.
Eli Mulloy, of Lexington, and
formerly of Laurel, and Miss Ethel
Hathorn, of Laurel, were married
in Portland, this week.
Wanted: Stock hogs weighing
from 80 pounds upward; also sheep
J. G. Haines, Beaverton, Oregon,
independent pnone.
Alice llalstun et ul to Tin Hull 40
a near C.Hstou
Frederick (!reenter to Alice
GrtTiilx:rK 5 a Graham d 1 c
T A Ix-wia to P M Maun 5 a near
Forest drove 715
John K Iiulliu to Marcua 1'eteraon
160 a sec it 1 1 n r 5 w
Thos FairlanV to II O Krmtse
17.7S " Sherwood
Fred Stcinkemcier to Paul Iteck tr
in K H Tupper d I c
Jaima II lk-rry to Mary S Miliil-
wry 49 a 111 sec is l 1 n r 4 w and
arc 17
Alliance Trust Co to Geo McGow-
an n e of sec 14 1 1 a r 4 w
T H Aduiiia et ux to J W Caplea
part of lot I blk 3 Walker'a ud
Forest Grove
Martha Paisley to Wallace Paisley
tract in sec 17 t I n r a w 400
H Wehmnget ux to J P Tatuiesiie
112.15 a in M Moore d 1 c. t. I
J Fred Schneider et ux to A D
Montague 40 a sec 31 1 a n r 4 w
George Harrow et ux to William
IS Keed .tracts numbered sa, SA
and 35 amended plat of Fairview
ad HilUboro
V, Quackenhush to Investment Co
13.6,3 a in 1) I Graliam d 1 c....
G J Goduian et ux to Frank Bor-
uett a.ai a sec a t a a r 1 w
Lucv K Watters to Albert C Brack-
emhury Iota I and a blk 3 South
Park ad Forest Grove,...
John C Pidcock to F A Thomas tr
in William Ueiger d 1 c
Geo W vStitt to Adelia Stilt 3 a in
Wm Pointer d 1 c a$o
Isaac B White et at to Peter H
Kuchl 160 a sec 34 t 3 u r 4 w
Alfred Shaiiahan et ur to I, E
Kmitseu lots II and la block ia
South Park ad Forest Grove 150
Hattie L Weidler et ux to A F
Kruger 113. 14 a in sec a? t a r
a w
Alliance Trust Co to Amos A Hull
30 a in sec 13 1 1 s r 3 w 700
J C Woods et at to J W Caplea pt
of lot 1 bl)i a Walker'a ad f orest
Grove
Nelson Wilcox to M E Stratton bk
8 Cornelius ,
Henry Obcr et ux to John J Young
tr in sec 17 t a s r i w 4
John M Michels et ux to Invest
ment Comnanv 160 a in sec 10 1
a s r I w and other lands 11470
II A Ruble et ux to Geo Harrow tr
west of HilUboro 4000
I joo
800
300
3300
Argus and I'aci&o Monthly, 11.50
W. II. Stratton wss down from
Cornelius this morning.
Fred Hamel, of Nelson, wss in
town this morning.
J. II. Ray is pain.ing the new
theatre building.
II. 8. Bwalley. of Reedville, was
an Argus caller Monday.
Ben Dooley, of Banks, was in
town yesterday afternoon.
George Lennen, of beyond Glen-
coe, was in town yesterday.
David Wenger, ot Helvetia, wss
in the city tbe last of tbe week.
K. L. James, of Weat Baseline,
waa in in town yesterday evening
Miss Maude Ctwrse, of Leisy
ville, is visiting in Tacoma, Wash.
A 42-piece dinner set, regular
price, (7.00, special for ten days at
15.60. J. A. Messinger.
L. G. Weidewitech, the Cornelius
foundrymsn, was in town yester
day.
The Ratbbone Sisters will bave
installation of officers this Friday
evening.
For Sale: English Walnut trees,
two years old Zina Wood, Hills
boro.
Thos Connell, the Glencoe farm
er and stockmsn, was in the city
yselerday.
Henry Harris and wife, of this
side oi Cornelius, were in the city
yeeterday.
Fine line of Mohair for waistings,
11 sliadf s and colors, at H. Wen
rung & Sods.
S. L. Hollenbeck, of above
Mouotaindale, was a county seat
visitor yesterday.
Cbas. D. Williams and Nettie E
Smith, of Gaston, bave been grant
ed licence to wed.
W. F. Hollenbck, the former
sawmill man of Mouotaidale, was
in town tbe last of the week.
Fred I). Adams, Second street
keeps open until afler the midnight
train arrives. Lunches served
David O'Donnell, of above Bux
ton, was down to the county teat
yesterday, taking railroad notes.
L. F. Caretens and J. J. Hartley
have bought the interest of John F
Caretens in tbe Manning sawmill
Married: At Sberwood, Jan.
190G, Mr. F. R. Greaton and Miss
Anna Schroder, Rev. Chae. A. Hoy
officiating.
Captain Cbas. H. Fuller, of Bea
verton, and LouiBe Clara Danks.
of Beaverton, bave been granted
cense to wed.
If you want to sell your farm
list with Rossi & Thyng, Beaver
ton. They will sell it for you.
Wanted: AfirBt-clasahorse-pow
er sruobina machine. Write to
Rufner. Hilltboro, Ore., It. F. V. 1
Box 35.
Frank Ralston, of Gaston, was in
town Tuesday, and will soon begi
working for a few weeks for W. a
Lyda, the Belhngher bridge saw
mill man.
Herman Ostermann, of Center-
ville. keeps blasting powder, Her
cules brand, constantly on hand.
Also fuse and caps. General line
of merchandise.
Henry Caretens of near Roy, on
the Tillamook road, was in town
Saturday and says that Roy is go
ing to be a airong rival of Banks in
the near future.
Mra. W. R. Barrett, Miss Deb
orah Barrett and Hon. W. N. Bar
rett and wile were at Forest Grove,
yesterday, attending the funeral of
the late Mrs. Ira ft. 1'urdin.
Col. Harry Haynes, of Forest
Grove, passed through town on the
noon tratn, today, en route to Port
land to attend a meeting of the
state development league.
Sam Johnson was in from Shady
Brook, yesterday, and from tbe
twinkle in bis eye it is inferred
that there will be some good trout
fishing up his way next Spring.
The Ladiea of the M. E. Church
will give a six o'clock entertain
ment on the evening of February
22, at Wehrung's Hall. Supper
will be served at 6:00 o'clock.
TP HUNDRED FIFTY
SIXTY TWO OP LIST WILL SERVE
Tbirty see for Spring Tern sad Same
far Fall Term
The County Court put in the b?st
part of a day selecting about 250
names for tbe 1906 jury litt. Of
the names selected but 62 will bave
jury service, tbirty one for the
March term and a like number for
the November term, circuit court.
Tbe selection follow:
Bcaverdam Robert Thompson, John
Kieni, Erwin Hitter, Ntls Johnson,
Chris Schindler, frank Owen, Wm
Thomas, K M Kyle, Nela Hansen, H It
Findley.
Beaverton I W Barnes, Carl Roun
der, Henry Kilter, no Welch, Aug Ros
si, Thos Hvland, W WGaskill. S K Nel
son, H S Bsrnrs. E J Tbotnaa, Theodore
pointer, Alonzo i'lke.
9500
750
BASKET SOCIAL AT GLENCOE
There will be a basket social and
entertainment at the W. O. W
Hall Glenooe, under the auspices
of the members of the lodge, on the
evening of Tuesday, January 16
After the program there will be
free dance The Glencoe peopl
always give a good time and ladies
are requested to bung their bas
kets.
Representation From Every
Precinct in County
Buxton Joo R Bailer. E'lgsr D Craw
ford, A B Davis, Cbas Hines, Sam
Paisley, Gust Scbmidlin, Chaa Latolt.
Columbia Alex Gord'.u, W C Jackson
Louis Powers, T K Davis. Geo Biersdorf,
G W Kelley. Geo Zetzmaa. SAD Meek,
August Kevermao.
Cornelius Jno Openlander, Theo Ber
nanls, Thos Duncalf. Gerhardt Goetze
Bernard Ustermsn, All Heywood, Adam
Hereert Jr. A S Hatch, B L Jainea, Koht
Porter, W W Marsh, Peter Jensen, W J
Lytle, V W Baiber.
Dairy Oscar Ahlslrom, Jeptba isrri
gua, Geo W McGraw, Jno Parsons, Jos
llartweiger, .Nathsn fnckett, Natbanmei
Burnett, Noah iiaxer, Martin Keiline
Wm (J Ingles.
Dilley Jos Boyd, I W Hughes, Peter
Detblefs, Wm Goettelman, Henry Par
sons, S F VanMeter, Jno D Storey, Jno
D btorev, Jno r Hansen.
East Butte B G Leedv, G A Plieth,
Alfred Zweiner, C S Tigard, Kmil Hell
man. K K Ball, Fritz Ellsner, J M Over-
uolzer.
East Cedar 1 L Byrom, I C Clutter,
E A K.ldy, Geo Galbreatn, J E Hedges,
J IT Henry, J C Martinazzi, Herman
rape, C r Casteel.
Galea Creek Alois Beimrohr, Wm
Crowther, K C Lilly, Jos McRoberta,
Clarence Miller, Jsa S Loving, Elijah
McCoy, M H Parkin, Wm Shearer, W E
Hart.
Gaston E J Ward, W K Newell, J D
Hibba, J C Callahan, FM Hill, ThoaJ
Knox, r ration, Neil Brown, a t rurdy.
Mountain G P Essner, D B Roe, W G
Shepard.:
North Forest Grove H T Buxton, Ern
est J Bondshu, Jno Bver, W K Curtis, H
F Gordon, L L Hollinger, Richard Hol
scber, Harry Hainea, Wm Kemper, A R
Leabo, Wilbur McEldowney, Ira H Pur
din, A Saelens, Aug VacLoo.
North Hillsboro J C Bechen, A L
Holcomb, John Wilsou, James Harwood,
J W Harustnpi, J W Gates, J A Itnbrie,
W W Boscow, Herman Kamna, E F Mc
Nelly, Wm Nelson, J II IUy.
Reedville-J B Imlay, E W Dant, P S
Anderson, Johq Boge, G W Hagermau,
Solomon Jack, Tbos Madison, J B Mc
New, Andrew Pierson, Josiah Millar,
Daniel Shaw, Dave H Wheeler.
South Forest Grove D C Aldrich, Oa
car Baldwin, R M Bisbee, John E Bailey,
W A Clapp, Connell Duyck, Henry GorT,
E A Hyde, E W Haines, II B Johnson, J
B McPherson, Geo F Nsylor, Miles Pur-
din, W alter bears, Geo U blosn.
South Hillsboro W A Marlin, C Bla
ser, Waiter Brown, a a tfarnes, Davtd
Corwio, Jso Dennis, Chaa E Bradley, J
A Cummings, Gabe Lock man, John Gra
bel, Jos 11 icken bottom, Wm McQuillan,
Fred Rood.
South Tualatin C R Adams, Dan
Burkha'.ter. Herman Boge, E S Craw
lord, John R Rnnes, J H Haase, E C
Mullov, asm Omdiitt, W m aeuulmertcb,
Wm Wohlschlcsel, I) M Whitest!!, G 8
Robinson. '
Washington I I Kilter, S N Tunstall.
Aug Waibel, Geo Tompkins, Wm Batch-
elder, David Wenger, Jos Connell, Alfred
uuerber, Jas A Hoover, reter losse,
Walter J Wismer.
West Butte John Caldwell, B K Den
ny, Jno E Gustin, Henry Flint, Jas Mc-
Gowan. N u McDonald, Chris Hesse,
Ferd Groner, L S Bierly, I L Morelock,
Christian Unristenaon. -
West Cedar Chaa F Barrett, Ino Con
seluisn, Chaa Ash Dole, Gus Elsfelder,
Levi McDonald, W R Berringer, Francis
Gustin, B R Harrington, Ferd Langer
Jr, Inos Mattiesen,lnas lrue.
Thos. Corneline, of Salm, and
who is city marshal, bas stressed
all violators in tbe Bad Lands dis
trict and says that be will see that
tbe lass are enforced. He also
incidentally says that he will de
feat Ed. Croiran, former state sen
ator, if that gentleman fhjuld
again ran on tbe republican ticket.
Thoa is a fighter when he gets bis
blood np aod Croisan had better
keep hia eyes open. Cornelius is
a former Washington County resident.
A. Wyman, a young man of 22
or 23 years of sge, while driving a
learn on a stump poller near Cedar
Mill, Tuesday, met with an acci
dent that wiil lay him 00 several
days. The clevis came unfastened
and the sweep came back, striking
the driver on tbe shins wih terrific
irce, and while no bones were
broken be will be compelled to re
main inside for a long time. Dr
r. J. Bailey went down to attend
tbe injured man.
A highly improved 200-acre farm
located 30 miles from Cleveland,
Ohio, to exchange for a good farm
in Oregon, Washington County
preferred. This farm bas 140 acres
uccW plow, large "sugar busb
with evaporating plant for making
syrup; lsrge 14 room bouse;
barns; creek; fruit; near railroad
ar,d electric line. Fir full particu
lars apply to F. M. Heidel, Hills
boro, Oregon.
Tbe Hillsboro Woodmen of tbe
World Tuesday svening installed
the following officers for ensuing.
term: F. C. Ballard, consul com
mander; L. F. Emmott, adviser
It.; T. S Weatherrtd, clerk; J. H.
Ray, banker; W. F. Hoffman, es
cort; Tbos. Rood, watchman; H.
L. Hartrampf, sentry; J. D. Hons
ley and L. F. Emmott, managers.
Ed. Schiller, who deals with the
Hillsboro cigar dealers, was in town
yeeterday, on a business trip. He
states that be leaves for Chicago,
Sunday, to lay in another year's
totacco supply, and that he is not
fearful that the Tobacco Trust,
which is now putting in stands in
Portland, will "get him."
FRonaaiosAL.
F. A. BAILEY, ZL D.
PbjaleUus, mm4 wrgewj
Office afutvaa-BasUay black w
Rooms Is-l.t sad 15. B ssUsacs
wsst corner BaselUs aa4 Sad
Both 'Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER. If. B. C. M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlos upatalra over Tba Delta Drug Store
Riaidaace Boat of Court Ha
In ths comer of tbe block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIX81X, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Of
nee apstatrs in Corwia-Wooster Block,
North side of Main Street.
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F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidetice on corner Second and Oak tits.
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - OREOON
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A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8. and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
GEO. R. BAGLEY
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HILLSBORO, . . OBXeOl.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.
Dr. Llnklater reports a fatal
case of membraneous or diphtheri
tic croup, the victim being Olga,
the two year and three months
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
R. Kdiear of near Bethany, The
death occurred Jan. 5.
We carry the best shoe on the
market for the money. W. L.
Doualas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. H. Wehrung & Sons.
F. W. Royal, assistant agent at
the Southern Pacifio, returned the
last of the week, horn Salem, where
he went to attend the funeral of
his mother, the wife of a Metho
dist minister. Mrs. Royal was
well known here 25 years ago
when her husband was a minister
of the local church.
Waehington Orange No. 313
meeting at the Arcade School, on
January 6 passed a resolution en
dorsing the Henry parcels post bill
known as the "Henry Bill." and it
was resolved to not support any
candidate for congress, either at
the primariea or polls who will not
make his bill a part 01 his plat
form. The resolution came too late
to publish verbatim.
The new railroad now has track
laid into the Jacob Schneider field,
and is past the Leisyville school
bouse. When they get to tbe Bag
ley place they will have to suspend
lor a day or so to await tbe fioisb
ing of a fill that is being construct
ed by a miniature railway.
Wm. Tupper and family, who
have resided several years on the
Luce property, near Henry station
will leave the last of the month to
take up their residence in Lodi
Cal.
Attention, ladies I Bargains in
corsets. $1 50 for 1.75; 1 for 1 50
75 for $.35. These prices until
sold out to make room. a. Web
rung & Sods.
The annual reunion of the Con
gresational church will be held
on Thursday evening, January 18,
at the church.
Rev. D. Holt will preach at the
Tualatin Plains Pres. Church next
Sunday morning and at Reedville
at 3:30 p.m.
MRS. IRA PURDIN DEAD
Forest Grove, Or., Jan. 10. Mrs.
Purdin, wife of Hon. Ira Purdin of
this city, died at her home Monday.
The funeral was held today from
the Christian church and was con
dncled by Rev. C. F. Sanderson
The interment took place at the
family cemetery on the home farm,
north weBt of town.
Mrs. Purdin bad been ill for
some time with organic heart trou
ble when the collapse came. It
was though that by bringing her to
the city the change would prove
beneficial.
She was born in Linneus, Mis
souri, May 1, 1355; in 1880 Bbe
married Ira E. Purdin and came to
Oregon and settled in Washington
county, where they have since re
sided. She leaves besides ber
husband, three children, Elmer
Edna and Homer all of Forest
Grove.
GRACG BROWN
Married, at the residenoe of the
bride's parents, Hilhboro, Ore.
Jan. 7, 1U0G, Rev. C. L Hamilton
pastor of the M. E Church, ofli"ia
ting, Mr. A. Z Gragg and Latitia
M. Brown. The groom is a well
known young man of this oity, and
tho bride ia a daughter of A. M
Brown and -wife. A hoBt of friend
are tendering congratulations to
the happy couple. They will take
up their residence in tbe home
the groom, recently purchased, at
the corner of Fifth & Oak.
MULLOY HATHORN
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Poat Office,
Hillalmro, - Otegw
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THOS. H. A K. B. T0H6TJB,:
Attorneys-At-Law. .
B.ooma , 4, & , Marge Ilk, HilUboro.
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JOHN IL WALL.
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Office Upsuira, Bailey alefgaa
Koosna, laaia.
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W. N. BARRETT,
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. Offica, UpSuliCtatrJla)ck.
HILLSBORO OREGON.
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Lnr "
Siate Building, Cpsliifi Billion, Ongw
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J
Long, in Portland, Ore., Tuesday
evening, Jan v, liwb, tbe contract
ing parties being Mr. Eli Mulloy, c
Lexicgton.and Mis Ethel Hathorn
of Laurel. The bride, a bneh
and attractive young woman, was
becomingly dressed in white, and
carried a beautiful bouqnet of car
nations. '
The ceremony was perfotuifd by
Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher, D. D ,
pastor of the Portland First Baptist
Church, well known as "The White
Temple." A small company of the
immediate friends of the young peo
ple were present and showered
them with congratulate n3 and best
wishes. After a dan ty wedding
supper the young couple started on
a brief trip, and will ba "at home"
to tbeir friends in a few days at
Lexingtoo, Ore.
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ' .
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
C. H. ATWOOD, IU D.
Physician'and Surgeon '
" BEAVERTON, ORE.
Confinements civ-en. special attenll.-a.
1 Calls atteuded to day or night. No drug
j store bills. Office and residence in . Ho-
bart property, opposite ttYery stable..
A fine line of Glasses at the Etc Snec-
ialist, over the City Bakery. Glasses fit
ted while you wait. Examination free.
All work guaranteed.
DR. A. C. EATON,
Etectropath and Eye Specialist.
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INJURED BY LOG
George Washington (Cummings)
was critically injured this morning
while working around logs lor J.
Hare, at the mill three miles
southeast of this city. A log roll
ed and struck him on the back,
pinioning him to the earth, and
his spine was seriously injured.
Dr. S. T. Linklaler was called to
attend tbe patient, and fears that
there may be internal injuries.
Cummings has a wife and several
small children .
AUCTION SALE
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
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Keep constantly on hand a fine
aupply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mew Erm lit fVJom
We are going to sell meats at nricsa low
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and see ua. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
Main Street, opposite Tualatin Hstel,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
E. J. LYONS
B. P. CORNIUU8
LYONS & CORNELIUS
The undersigned will sell at public
sale at tbe Peter Spierring farm,
one mile east of Greenville, at ten
. m. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30
Dark bay horse, 5 vears, 1400: bay
horse, 6 years, 1400; both sound and true;
two cows, part Jersey, tine milkers, soon
to be tresu; 3 graded Jersey neiters, soon
tresh; 1 sheep; wide tire wagon,
hack, set harness; 60-tooth lever harrow;
cultivator, one-horse; plow, Buckeye
mower; hayrake, land roller, 4 stands
bees; hayrack; 3 dozen chickens, and
numerous other articles.
Terms of Sale Under $10, cash;
$10 and over, six months' time,
approved note. Two per cent off,
cash over 9 10
MRS. PETER SPIERRING.
B P, Cornelius, Auctioneer.
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 Hat.
Call in and see as. .
Main Street,
Hillsboro, Or.
Contractor and Builder
I am prepared to furnish plana and spec
ifications and estimates on alt kinds of
buildings. Now la the time to get your
plans ready for the building season.
Thirty years' experience. Satisfaction
guaranteed,
racific States Phone.
S. M. Holland, Hillsboro
Edson St., between Second and Third
J. W. Marsh, the Ceoterville
pioner, is suffering from an attack
of pneumonia. Hia many friends
hope there will ba nothing serious.