HILLSBORO ARQU3, JAN. 18, 1908
KAILS TO
LAY FAKAS BUXTON
Track Now Out to Bugley
Hop Farm
BAD WEATHER KETAKD3 WORK
Captain Wtaur Cm U tbt Union Pi
clfic at Omaha
The PaolQo Railway A Navigation
Company baa Uoe! an order with
an eaatern firm (or tuflloient steel
to lay (ha track aa far at Button,
and It will be slipped in time to
lay aa 10 n aa the grading to thai
point ahall have Uen completed.
The track ia now laid aa far aa
Win Bagley' hop ranch, and it ia
no awaiting the putting in of a
bridsn and fill at that poUt Tbia
will take thtet or four daya and
will be done aa aoou ai the weather
tuflkien'ly trtllet to permit of
work.
CapUln Chaa. Waomr, the chief
engineer, baa gone to Omaha to
take a piMiuon with the Union l a
clAo, and be will be lucceaded by a
new man.
In all, fight milea are now graded,
but until the weather aeitlet tils
kind of work mual U discontinued
The track will be put in belter
lhape at onre and the rattle guarda
put In place and right oi way lenced
within a ahort lime.
SOMETHING NEW FOK STOCK
For ycara people have been tutor
in their riotts and barns and
even thlr live hut the? have
never bnn prudent where lirwtick
latoc-r.ei J. W. t'ji.n-ll ha
taken the Washington County
sgmcy lor im i hciiio i.tveatoci
Amk i iiimi whidi inaurea against
the diaih of bore and oittle
This company inauri to ibrre
fourths the value of the aiiim tl, at
10 ir en ii'. I .r a two yttr p dioy;
hi jh la finer cent, iter yiar. If
you have a good horse or cow, in
tut it, and indemnity yourself
tsainst Iota,
Here ia a new departure tbat
should be appreciated by ownert of
ItVl'StXI.
HOCE WORRIES
The Times, Foreat Urove, worriea
over the Argue publishing the re
tult of a premium given away by a
college city ttore. Hoae thould
underatand that tbia waa not a lot
tery drawing, auch aa ia prohibited
by poatal regulation. It ia a gill
In fee aimple, given to one or more
of many purchasert just the tame
aa big publication!, lur an audition
to busmen, give tree tripe to llono
lulu and to the Yellowatone I'ark
The Timet will watch for the At
got' freeeiouraion to Buxton which
will ton be given to the moat pop
ular young lady attending I'aolrio
University.
RAILROAD LANDS FOR LEASE
tanda of the Oregon & California
Kail mad Company, in Oregon, will
be leaned for the year IWOb, turned
to cancellation of leaae in the event
of the aale of the land during the
term of the lease.
Ownert of fnruit and ranohea ad
joining railroad lamia thould file
their application mt later than
February 1, 100ft, after which date
application from other a ill alto
be considered.
Addrrt:
Charles W. Kberlein,
Acting Land Agent,
1035 Merchanli Exchange
Han Franoifoo, Cal.
OBJECT TO TOLL ROAD
The county court it in a quandary
at to (he propriety of advertising
for the leaae of the Wilson river
toll road, on this tide, from the
Parson i claim, owing to the op
position by the up-hill settlers. J,
F. Reoher, of near the summit, on
the other side, reoently chopped out
the toll gate and threw it in the
creek, Ihe petitioners allege tbe
roads need a vast amount of work
and tbat unless they are under toll
management the thoroughfare will
be worse than a oow-trail.
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at publio
tale at tbe l'etcr rjpierring farm
one mile eatt of Greenville, at ten
a. m on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80
Durk bay horite, J years, 1400; bay
home, 6 ye am, 1400; both sound and true;
two cows, part Jersey, fine milkers, goon
to he tresli; 3 graded jersey neiiera, soon
treali; a sheep; wuie tire wagon, 314
hack, let baruess; 60-tooth lever harrow
cultivator, one-home; plow, Buckeye
mower; hayrake, land roller, 4 standi
bees; hayrack; 3 dozen chickens, and
numerous otner articles.
Terms of Sale Under $10, cash
$10 and over, six months' time,
approved note. Two per cent off,
cash over $10. Notes will bear 6
per cent, Interest.
MRS. PKTBR SPIERRINU
B. P, Cornelius, Auotloneer.
Mrs. John Dennis has returned
from a two weeks' visit with her
parents at Forest Grove.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, $1.50
Linden Phillip', known here I
tome years aito, end who waa a
ooueirj of Mrs. laaao liutler, died at
Portland hospital lust ek, the
result of injuries sustained near
Clackawaa, a year ago, while out
cojn hunting. Phillips waa up io
tree, and fell to the ground, la-
urtng iilmseil internally, lie
lived up in the Greenville motion
'or awhile, and also worked around
Ilillthoro. Deceased waa wedded
to a atlas Laura Mills.
Buaintts Counsel. We are
neither doctors, lawyers, tmr pro
fessional experts in the aflaire of
butlneea, but when a customer
takes a u ition that our experience
may be helpful lo him, or them,
and enmee to ua fir business coun
sel we sre always cheerfully at his
service. The ladiea and young
people sre ecially welcome.
We pay Three Per. Ont. per
annum compounded every lour
months. Tbe Uillslmro Commer
cial Bank.
Wm. Alters, of Albere Bros. A
Schneider, was out from Portland,
tbe first of the week, to attend the
the funeral of the late Henry I ami!
m mm 11. 1
iiarirampi. lie states mat run
brother, lien Albers. write from
Rome that after all, the Pacific
coast ia the place to live, and be
will be pleased to get hack home.
A highly improved 200-a ere farm
nested 30 mile from Cleveland,
Obio, to exchange for a good farm
n Oregon, nshiiixton Coun'.y
preferred. This firm line 11') orri s
under plow, Istrb 'sugar bush'1
with evaporating plant for making
syrup; lrie 1.1 room imtie; a
barti; creek; fmit; nr mlri-ad
artl electric lin. Vt r full psrli -u
lars apply to F M. Idhlel, iliiis
boro, tliegon.
A Foiet-t Grove puiltrynian
write IbeAiiru-! ' Pi. a dn-enn-
tinue the Argun, m I em't afford to
lake it any Imui-r. I spent li f v
cent for rraikel pomi lest ek.
and in! as mv Inns becan to
lilufh srnutiil ih combe, anl get
busy, egg .lio )"d f out 115 cents
down 1 1 27. an I I f'cl like laying
down and irtiiiuin th"e trn:i'
ur fiui ess of Ihinga ' to run over me
Lauren Pease, Attorney Fraik
Freemen' client, in 1'omUiiI, is
suing tbe St PhuI Fire end M -trine
Ioeurance Company for flill.OOO
damages, tbe result of their proe-
ouliou for embixiletnetit. Mr.
Freeman succeeded in acquitting
hit client and now IV-ase asks for
damage to his reputation.
Gilgian Grossen, of Billincs,
Montana, where he has fur five
years been successfully engaged in
the sheep business, h here thif
week, visiting his sister, Mrs. ICmil
kuratli. He will remain this win
ter and visit his parents and friende,
near Phillips.
John Reilly, tho North Plsine
orchardisf, remembered the Argus
the last of the week with some line
Baldwin apples. Mr. Heilh' sells
ceveral hundred hoxe of this fruit
each year, Portland and San Kratt
oisco being b1a matke'.s.
Who Depositt jour Money?
Sooner or later it gots into the hank
whether you put it there or not
If you have a bank account and
save, it Is deptmcd by you. II
you spend all, tome one ele de
posit! your money. e advise you
to start a Saving's Account with
the Hillsboro Commercial lhnk.
Judg W. M. Langley, of Forest
urove, is bound to mako procpect
ive congressional nominees come
out and declare ihtinsiilves as to
the ship-subsidv bill and other
kindred topics and he keeps up his
contributions to the Oreg iman to
prcduce results.
Postmaster Cornelius and force
are busy nearly every mail dis
tributing letter) from Jonathan
Bourne Jr., who hits an itch for the
United 8tates senatorship. The
idea of Jonathan in the Hunitte h
enough to make old Chuopa' ti les
vibrate with laughter.
Tho Telegram of Inst Friday eve
ning had I). W. Bitth picture ! as a
young maeher, through a change of
photographs. W alter lloge, of the
Times, was portrayed like the
"lily of the Held," with tho smile of
bloom on bis face, just as though
he bad never paid a $100 dnninge
verdict.
Strauss it McHenry, successors
to I almatccr, will continue tho bus
iness In the Bame lines, hoping for
a oontinuance ot public patronage.
Everything neat and olean; oysters
served ; cigars, tobaooos, and fruits;
tiive us a call.
C. Blaser has sold the South
worth farm, this side of Farming
ton, to H. L. Burchell, late of West
Unioiijr $2700. This leaves
Blaser th-e Leverich Lake farm to
We carry the bost shoo on the
market for the money. W. L.
Douglas and Dr. Rued's famous
ouohion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest stvles
and finish II. Wehrung & Sons
Chris. Langue, of near Cedar
Mill, was an Argui culler, Monday,
and reports the roads between
Cedar Mill and Portland as some
thing terrific.
Hon. D. M. C. Gault is making
a very creditable paper out ot the
Weitern Oregon, bis new venture
at Cottage Grove. Here's Bticcese
to you "Dmsy."
R. M, Banks, the Biuks butcher,
was in the city the GrBt of the week.
Conducted the Main Street
Feed Store, Corner Third
SAD MISHAP TO THE FAMILY
Waa a Popular Youog Mat. Buried
by Woodmca of tbe World
Henry L. Htrlrampf, who succeed
ed J. W. Hartrampf in tbe Main
Street Feel Store, died last Satur
day, at 12:00, noon, from an ab
dominal trouble, supposed to have
been aggravated by a scuflle, laat
Wednesday. On tbat day the de
ceased was at the store, and he and
Herbert Heidel were scuflling In
the ware room, all in the best of
good nature. Henry finally went
into tbe office and leaned over tbe
corner of tbe counter. Heidel
playfully surged on Hartrampft
back, the corner of tbe counter
inllic.ling an injury. The joung
man 100,1 1 ft for home an I npidly
vrew worse. Several phjsicine
wire culled but no operation could
be in rforiiied 1 n account of tbe in-
', V., ' - '
' I
lU.nma'ion, and after three dayt of
sufftring he passed away.
Deceased was injured some weeks
ago. c unplaioing that be had "lelt
something give way" while lifting
rack 01 feed. An abdominal
bandage was prescribed and used,
and the attending physician thinks
that a pereon having no trouble
prior would nave sustained the in
jury without any serious results.
As it was, tbe counter corner
might have caused peritonitis, the
real catue of death. Phyi-icians
also tuinx inai mr. iiarirampi
would have succumbed, eventually,
from the oi l injury.
Henry L. Hartrampf was the
eon of J. W. Hartrampf and wife.
lis was born near St. Paul, Minn.,
Feb. 10, 1884, and oame to Oregon
with his parents wren he was three
years of age. They mided at For
et-t Grove and Cornelius for some
time and finally moved to this city,
where, writ bis father, be t ai been
conducting ihe Main Street Feed
Store. For the past few months
Henry haa taken tie (tied business
by himtelf, and aa doing a fine
business. He was a general favorite
and bad splendid business qualtu
caiioiH. His puenU and the fol
lowing brothers and sisters survive:
Mrs Klizitbeth Hues, Wasco Coun
ty, Oregon; W. F. Hnrtrampf,
Forest Grove; Robert, travelling
for the Buffalo Pitts Co.; Ferd, Al
bert and Otto, and the vMieee
Amanda and Minnie, at home.
The funeral took place Monday
from the M. K. Church and inter
tucnt was iu the Hillsboro cemetery
under the auspices of Hillsboro
Camp No. 500, Woodmen of the
World.
The tloral tributes from friends
of this cioy were beautiful, and the
ceremony at the giave by tbe
Woodmen was impressive.
Herbert Heidel is prostrated with
grief over the affair. No blame is
attached to him, however, as it was
one of those unforeeen accidents
that will sometimes occur.
Card ol Thinks
We desire to thank our many
friends for the many kind expres
sions of sympathy, and the aid ten
dored us during our bereavement
tne illness and death 01 our eon
and brother, Henry, and we especi
ally render thanks to the Woodmen
of the World and tbe Cornelius Un
iform rank; and for the beautiful
llnral olWings tendered by his lov
ing friends.
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Hartrampf
and Family.
LOSES A THUMB
Neal Emraott, in hit teens, and
ton of II R. Emmott, of North
Hillsboro, while splitting wood last
Saturday, chopped one of his
thumbs so badly that Drt. F. A
and A. B. Bailey found it necessary
to amputate at the nrst Joint.
Dennis has received his new
stock of shoes.the Amerioan Gen
tleman and American Lady, the
(inoet in tbe market. Come in and
see them. The latest models
These shoes are advertised in every
prominent magazine and newspa
per in tbe world.
J. H and M. C. Collier were op
from Scholia, Monday.
Perry Benefiel, of Buxton, was in
town Monday.
F. A. Wonder, of Portland, was
in town Monday.
J. B McN'w, of below Reedville,
wot in town Monday.
F. W. Lepscbat was in from
North Plains Saturday.
Henry Hogrefe, of South Tuala
tin, wat ia tbe city Saturday.
If. H Nelson, of Glencoe, was an
Argui caller Saturday.
A. N. Stanton was over from
Holly Farm, Tuesday morning.
Herman Karons, of tbe north
plains, wat in town Saturday.
David R'ghitto, of Beaverton,
wat up to the county teat Monday.
For Sale: English Walnut trees,
two yean old Zina Wood, Hills
boro. Wm. Trailer, of Cornelius, was in
town, Monday, and gave tbe Argus
a call.
Miss Pearl Smith, of tbe Argus
force, is visiting her parents at For
est Grove.
Fine line of Mobair for waistings,
all shaiis and colors, at U. Web
rung it Sons.
K B. Tongue. C. Jack Jr. and
W. F. Adkint were Portland visit
ors Tuttday.
Mrs. M. Grow, of Reedville, was
in tbt city Saturday, and called at
tbe Argus office.
Peter Juste, former polmaeter at
Lennox, northeast of Hillsboro,
was in town Saturday.
F. T. Kane and wife were Port
land viei'ors Saturday, tj hear
Modjetki at "Cainille."
A 42 piece dinner set, regular
price, I'.OO, siiecial for ten days at
5.50 J. A. Messinger.
IUlpb I m brie, owner of the Im-
brie I oiyard, was in fro:n We6t
Ui ion the lirsl of the week.
If you want to sell your farm,
list with Rw-i & Thyng, Beaver
ton Ihey will sell it for you.
Half an inch of snow fell Mon
day afternoon, but it soon melted,
at tbe storm turned into a ram
D. M. McLagblan, of the Pacific
Railway & Navigation Company,
wu a Portland visitor, Sunday
Fred D. Adams, Second street,
keeps open until after the midnight
tram arrives. Lunches served.
Rufus L. Cste, who is manager
of tbe Hawthorne esia'e in Port
land, was out, Sunday, tbe guest of
W. B.Cate and family.
Wanted : A first-class horse-pow
er gruobing machine. W rite to F
Rufner, Uiihboro, Ore., K. F. V. I
Box 35.
Levi Walker, who it well pleased
with the way the Forest Grove city
election went last week, wat down
to the county seat Monday.
Found: Open face watch, nickel;
owner prove property, pay for this
advertisement and take watch. G
T. Ledford.
Married, Jan. 10, 10, at the
residence of the bride in Beaverton,
Oregon, Captain C. H. Fuller and
Louise Clarissa Wilson.
Wm. Bag ley Sr. came in from
Leisyvilie, Saturdsv, on the train,
ihe track having been completed to
the nil just below bis hop yard.
Wanted: Stock how weighing
from 80 pounds upward; also sheep
J. G. Haines, Beaverton, Oregon,
Independent phone.
Chas. D. Williams and Nettie E.
Smith were married at tbe resi
denoe of Cicero Hines, Forest Grove,
Jsn. 10, l'JOu, Rav. Belknap ollici
atini.
Wanted 10 cords of oak and 10
oordt of ash wood, four-foot, deliv
ered at any point on the railroad
between McMinnvuleand Portland
Address, Albert N.Stan ton, Hills
boro, Ore.
C. F. Lord, at one time prorai
nent in Oregon republican conn
sels, once district attorney for
Multnomah County, waa in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Madge Snyder, of beyond
Glencoe, and whose husband, C. D
Snyder, indicted for shooting cattle,
skipped his bail at the recent term
of circuit court, waB in town Mon
day evening.
The editor of the News leaves to
day for a business trip to Arling
ton. Roy Latham will have
charge of the print shop during
his absence. Bickleton News
Latham sent his first "copy" to the
ArguB office.
W. P. Elliott, of Portland, has
sued Helen Elliott for divorce, al
legiog desertion. They were mar
ried in Kansas in 1884 and have
one child, Frank, aged 15, now
with the father.
E. M. Ward, of Forest Grove, haB
brought suit in the cirouit court
against E. P. Cad well, of that city
for $115.21, for material furnished
in the shape of lumber, and asks
that a piece of property be told to
satisfy the claim.
I. J. Baughfman, of Cornelius
was in town Tuesday, accompanied
by Win. Linegar, of Urand June
tion, Col., who was here last season,
and who now returns to locate. Mr
Linegar liket Oregon very much
He is at present the guest of Mr
Baughfman.
nil ,l,lf m rt. A 9
1 ilium uauu uiiwuu
INTO STORE SUNDAY
Jobbed Schulmerich Bros.'
Cash Till in Daylight
ADMITS CULT AXD RETURNS CASH
Breaks Down and Cries Like Babr
as
be Tells ef bit Crime
Frank Ball, who has followed tbe
occupation of teamster bere for
several years, broke into Schulmer
ich Bros ' Store ia broad daylight
Sunday, between tbe hours of noon
and one o'clock and robbed tbe
counter till of about ten dollars.
When Herman Schnlmericb return
ed from lunch be discovered that
the till in tbe cash counter had
been robbed. After conferring with
Justice of the Peace H. T. Bagley
suspicion at once rested upon Hall
as Judge Bagley had seen Hall
prowling around the building, up
stairs, about tbat tane. Sheriff
Connell arretted Hall Monday ere
mng and after a period of sweating
be confessed tbat he went into tbe
back door and committed tbe rob
bery. Hall was arraiged, his bond
fixed at 1500 and in default of bail,
spent tbe night in jail.
1111 went with Sr.eriff Conoell, after
confessing, and showed him where he
bad buried the money in his barn in
North Hillsboro. Sheriff found fU 01 ia
silver. Hall hid ft in hi pocket book,
but tbe sheriff turned the dollar over to
the family.
An Argui reporter viaited Hall in the
county jail Tuesday and the prisoner
admitted his peculation and cried like
a baby. He said: 'I don't know why
did it. tt must be natural, I guess. I
sever thought of the consequences or I
shouldn't have done it. It is a terrible
disgrace on my wife and seven children."
This is said to be not the first time he
haa been caught at larceny. When the
reporter told him that work was plenty
and there was no earthly excuse lor his
theft Hall said he knew it, and tbat he
had worked all tbe time, but he guessed
tbe devil wss in him. He said he joined
the church last winter in the hopes that
he would overcome his evil tendencies.
but cupidity got the best of him. Hall
ranched several years before he came lo
town to live. He will answer to the
eat term of circuit court, which con
venes ia March.
J W. WHEELER DEAD
J. W. Wheeler, a Civil War Vet
eran, died at his borne in Forest
Grove, January 15, 1906, from an
attack of beari failure. Deceased
waa born in Michigin, and was 68
yars of ape. Deceassd served in
the Civil War for three years in
the First Michigan Light Artillery.
He was a memmr of J. B. Mat
thews' Post, G. A. It., and had
just completed a term as post com
mander. Deceased was wounded
at Richmond, Kentucky. The
fuceral took place Wednesday
under the auspices of Gales Grange.
Hie wife died some time ago, and
two boob survive mm, W.
Wheeler, of Hillsboro, in the
lumber and manufacturing busi
ness, and Hobart Wheeler, until
recently a resident of Santa Rosa,
Cal.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned, sb administrator
of the estate of the late Gustav
Hickethiec, will sell at Public Auc
tion, one mile east of Laurel,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m , on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20
A large quantity of personal pro
perty, consisting of all his house
hold goods, farming utensils, plows,
buggv, wagon, hack, harness, two
milch cows, calf, 20 sacks potatoes,
lot of chicken?, and o'.her articles
too numerous to mention. Terms,
Cash in band.
W. O. Donelson.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
TILLAMOOK'S WAY
A large crowd of young folks, some
30 in number gathered at the San
der residence at South Prairie last
Sunday evening for the purpose of
serenading their old time friend
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sander, who
were married at Hillsboro on
thanksgiving last. Ine young
couple certainly got all the racket
there was coming to them. After
the crowd had proved to everyone's
satisfaction that they were the
champion noise makers of Ti'la
mook, they were treated to candy
and nuts. The evening was spent
in playing games, music, singing
eto. and the midnight hour bad
come before anyone realized it,
Refreshments were served before
leaving. When the crowd depart
ed they felt well repaid for their
visit and , left behind them their
best wishes for the happy couple
Mr. and Mrs. Sander will leave for
the valley in a few days. Tilla
mook Headlight.
The bride was formerly a Mies
Delsmao, of below this city.
Mart Mead was in from the Im
brie homestead Monday.
A. W. Soott waa up from the
Harris bridge section, Saturday.
Herman Prahl, of North Plains,
was in the city Tuesday.
Max Burgbolzer, of Timber, wat
n town Monday, looking for tbe
petitions which permit cities to
oaake their own charters and not
wait on the action of the legislature.
It would be good law, for a certain
ty. He was also particularly in
terested in referrint a lw tbat will
give tbe voters a cbance to veto a
part of tbe appropriation of tbe
legislature without killing tbe gen
eral appropriation measure
Mrs. Edward Buxton, wife of
Edward Bnxton, died at Portland
last Friday, Jan. 12, and wat buried
at Forest Grove, Sunday. De
ceased came to Oregon from Illooia
in inoi and wst wedded to Mr.
Buxton in 18G3 Tbey lived in
Washington County until seven
years ago when tbey moved to Ben
ton County. She wat aged 53
years.
Forest Grove, Or.. Jan. 15.
Miss Gertie Nichols, daughter of
Jamrt Nichols, of this place, won
first place in the Demorest silver
medal coowst held bere last night
in Vertt Hall. Helen Boldnck
waa second. Five other contestants
took part. Tbe judges were: Mrs.
A. W. Johnson. Mre. H. H. Stuart
an&Mrs. C. E. Ruckle.
Hon. J J. Brumbacb. a leading
attorney of Pacific County, Wab.,
and residing at Ilwaco, was in tbe
city Friday, tbe gueit of U. M.
rope. While here he wa lookmg
up legal matters in the Clerk's of
fice. Mr. Brumbacb it one of tbe
leading democratic politicians of
hisstction.
Rev. J. F. Dav, tbe well known
Baptist pastor and Woodman of
the World, and who went from
here to LaGrande, cow has a
pastorate at Puyallup, Wash. He
parsed through tbe city lan week
to attend a meeting of the Mc
Minnville College trustee!.
Our suits fit you, and you can
not tell them from tbe product of a
first class tailor shop. Come in
and see them We carry the finest
stock of clothing and overcoats in
the county. H. Wehrung & Sons.
M. C. Lincoln was in from Glen-
cot, Saturday, accompanied by
Henry Worden, an old comrade of
the 130th Ohio, in the Civil War.
Mr. Worden has lived in Portland
tor two years and had nit seen bis
host for 32 years, last parting in
Erie County, Ohio.
The Ladies of the M. E. Churcb
will give a six o'clock entertain
ment on tbe evening of February
22, at Webrung'a Hall. Supper
will be seived at 6:00 0 clock.
H. G. Wright hat erected the
shaft placed as a tomb in tbe mem
ory of the late Congressman 1. H.
Tongue. The shaft is the tallest in
the county, and presents an impos
ing appearance.
Herman Oetermann, of Center-
ville, keeps blasting powder, Her
culea brand, constantly on hand.
Also fuse and caps. General line
of merchandise.
Robert Tan nock, of Leonix, wis
n town Saturday and states that
his brother, John, recently arrived
at Schenectady, N. Y writes that
he is getting along nicely in tbe
big electric plant at tbat place.
Attention, ladies! Bargains in
corsets. 11.50 for 1 .75; $1 for 1 50;
175 for 1.35. These prices until
sold out to make room H. Wen
rung & SonB.
Ladies' of All Saints' Guild will
open dress making parlors under
the management of Miss Laura
Muir, Jan. 22, Room 2, Schulmer
ich Building, upstairs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Gilnett, of
Enderby, B. C . visiting with E L
Abbott and family, are in Portland
this week, tbe guests of relatives,
Guy Campbell, of Portland, aged
24, and Miss Cora Neff, aged 20,
and formerly of Cornelius, were
granted liceme to wed in Portland,
iaBt Saturday.
W. A. Kirts, formerly of Green
ville and Cedar Mill, and who is
now in the feed aod grocery bust
neBS in Portland, was in the city
Tuesday.
Wm. Schulmerich, of Farming
ton, and who is getting a state
reputation as an authority on dairy
cattle, was in town Tuesday.
R. M. Bisbee, aged 3G, Forest
Grove, and Ann McHale were
given license to wed in rornana,
tbe last of tbe week.
E. A. Barns' new song "A Dear
Little Webfoot Girl" now on sale
at McCormick's music ttore, 25 ctt
Born, in Portland, Jan, 11, 1906,
to Clarence Dilley and wife, for
merly of Forest Grove, a daughter
Pure bred Collie pups for sale.
Wm. Schulmerich, Hillsboro Route
2, or Independent Telephone.
County Treasurer JaokBon has
been indisposed and confined to
his room this week.
J. W. York, of below Reedville
was in Monday and mads the
Argus a pleasant call.
J. W. Goodio, the Glenoe con
tractor, was a county seat visitor,
Saturday.
John Andereon, of Forest Grove,
was in the city Monday.
Bud Otis, the Cornelius butcher,
was in town Saturday.
Gerhardt Goetxe, of Blooming,
waa in town Tuesday.
John Loftis, of Yinelands, was
in town Tuesday.
Argus and Oregonian, 12.
PROFK8BIOIUL.
F. A. BAILEY, H D,
rhjalclM, a4 wrgeeas) '
Office afors-aa-Baihy black f
Rooms ls-l.i aad 1. EaetiasM
west coraf Baseline aa4 lav
Moth 'PbosM.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C, M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offloa apataln ovar Tha Dlta Drug Store
Kisidsaoe last of Court Haw,
in th comer of tha block.
JAMES PHILLIP TAMIESlJtt M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad C.
Consultation ia French or Baglian. Of
ficc apstaira in Corwia-Wooater Block,
North side of Main Street.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kesidence on corner Second and Oak Hta.
Orefon Phone Main 116. -HILLSBORO
- - OREOOK
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon. ,
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
1 riTrt tj u a it Trtr
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W
Rooms 1 and ii Skate Baildlug
HILLS BOKO, . . OBEttOX.
vMaWrwaMi
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTOHNBY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Poat Office,
HiUaboro, - Oragea
thoi towera, 1 a towodb, -
mot a a
TH0S. H. E. B. TONGUE.;
Attorneys-At-Law. .
Rooms j, 4. Si i, Morgan Blk, Hiltotwr.
JOHN 1L 7 ALL,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bails? Mergu
Raoaaa, laal a.
HILLSBORO, - ORJtOOK.
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Office, Cp Stall, Caatral Black.
HILLSBORO ORHOOH.
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Shate Buildk Cpsiiin, RilLki Orena
THOS. H. TONGUE, J R;
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - -, ' Oregon
eereWerWeVVM,
C. H..ATWOOD, M. D.
Physician jthd Surgeon '
BfiAVERTON, ORE.
Confinements given special attention.
Calls attended to day or night. No drug
store bills. Office and residence in Ho
bart property, opposite livery stable.
WvVvVvVvVvVvVW
A fine line of Glasses at the Eve Spec
ialist, over the City Bakery. Glaaaea fit
ted while you wait. Examination free.
All work guaranteed.
DR. A. C. BATON,
Elcctropath and Bye Specialist.
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., 1
aTwaoaai
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kiada. '
A Mew Erm Im Prtomm ,
We are going to sell meats at price low.
er than those which have pre raited In
the past. CH iu and see us. We meaa
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
Main Street, opposite Tualatin Hetet,
Hillsboro, Oregon. ' -
E. J, LYONS B. P. CORNBLIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In.
suranee Business. Liatyour farm with
them aud find a aale. Tliey will treat
yon right. Add yonr tale to oat list.
can in ana see ua.
Main Street,
Hillsboro, Or.
Contractor and Builder
i am prepared to furnish plana and spec
ifications and estimate oa all kinds of
buildings. Now is the time to gel your
plans ready for the building season.
Thirty years' experience. Satisfaction
guaranteed. --." ..t
Pacific States Phone. : .
S- M. Holland, Hillsboro
Edaon St., between Second and faird
Pacifio Monthly the finett Coast
Magazine,, $1 00 per year. Argui
tnd Monthly for i 1 60." Qt your
winter reading now. 1