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or Serve Time
Chi. I'lut", of SlitTwno I, who
wtion ilriikiiK in n (Unriflnoii)o
ritu-n, but who wlicu njlr in an
iinluxlrioiii), rclirtl.U Hurt i f follow,
waa lnili(ilril 'I'lir-ndny, i liitgftil with
t'UtiiiiK Joliii Ki IktIn njili h knife
Holwrld' life ra iI'8huimI of for
urn il) B, lull h finally wover
hI. TIi t utting wh the rmult ol
a drinking t nit lu-tWHi n the two
I'iftK l-ll Ritilly to the charge.
Him attorney, li. T HagVy, axked
the court to rntiixe mill )ariU
Uiulcr the ciri'iiiuHlaiicpo, km lm m
lieviul that lUw wniild rfform if
Itivfii a rliHiiif; that lie had an in
taut cliilil anil t tin Imnily neiilul
hi Mit't'O't. I'i't'iit Aitmiiay
Allen ariiuiexi'i'il unri Uib li of
an ntfrfcni'iil tliat IUm furevi-r
alataiii Ir in inn xii'HiilH that
ha t'f rUiri-il to nerve hia time
pmviileii In litulK thm term of the
jiarnle Jmli Mt Hriila (iav the
tlilemUnl a feve e lecture; sdiiinn
Uhrd la i id that hn muHt lake leni
eney with a h tr ohaervanue;
Bid that mould I e!rik I lie tmiua
of the parole Krautrtl he wiiuUt he
brought Mora the court ami at
tinea ami to Salem, lie exacted
the iditlce, which litruM willingly
yave, and then eeiiteucrd him to
four year in the penitentiary.
HiKKH 1'' et oi-ce for hi home
Id Mirrwo iit to eat Tlmnkf Hiving
dinner wiih hi family, and he a
ueara remlved t.i follow the letter
uf the parolo conditioni).
Ar(iia and Onnnian, $2.
Vou will find a nice new lot of
Winter ehirtwaixte at Mia. 1'illn
hury'a. Ducka are not overly plentiful
t hia aitaeon, yet Home of the local
huntern have haf gtl aa liinh aa 2"
in a day.
With the advent of Spring it in
to le hoped that the (,-minly court
will lake away the fence xurroiind
lug the court yard.
A. A Phillip rdturiinl to I'ort
land Tueiday, after having helped
get the new hoilerit iu the con
denser, tliiiehing the work Tuemlay
morning.
II. A. Hint-haw, Traveling
Freight Agent Tor the H. IV, line
in Oregon, n in town Tueaday
afternoon, and war on li e elreele,
greeting hia frimida.
The intereeling c intret in which
the member of Kev. (iilpatrick'n
Hunday Hohol cln'H have heen en
gaged drew to a clone on Monday
evening, when the deflated ride en
tertained the winner royally. The
boyi Bay they particularly enjoyed
eeeing aome other hoy in the tail
oo the donkey.
Nothing more ha hi en heard of
the propocod electric line by the
Lota Company, hut thu head of
that organi.itiou fyn he will he
gin work intheHp'ing. The old
company, J. Whyte Kvana, presi
dent, haa leen Hiitd and given a
chanoe to pay a judgment of over
2,(XKI to an attorney whu worked
for them last Summer.
1). W, March, who Iihm heen over
in the Sandwich Inland, where he
baa heen iriterected in ncwepaper
work for nix yearn, arrived home at
Foreet Grove thu laet of the week,
and in time lo eat Thnnkegiving
dinner with the Orcgoniane. Mr.
Mtrsh aaya that J. V. MarHh, for
mer puhlifher of the Timee, will
leave the lnlande and at rive here
within a month or no.
The Iteavertnn etory that two
men itnpping there were drinkers
of Foreat drove whinkey atamp lo
piecei the theory that limy had
anything to do with the Forest
drove hnnk rubbery, unlets they
used it to aoco'erate their got a
away. It ia xaid by miiny that it
will make a man milhVienlly
frisky that he can climb a tree or a
telephone pole without "cliiubera"
on.
On January HO 10 the Slate
Horticultural Socio y will meet in
Portland, and WaHhinulon'a coun
ty proximity should (five it a good
attendance. By all nieana become
a member of this rudely if you
have an orchard There will be
exhibit of fruila of all kind and
if you wleh to compete you must
be a member of the uHHOointion
To become a member eeud 10 H.
Lake, Secretary, Oorvallif, $1 and
- be will tiand you a cerlillcute of
membership.
We have now fi mulled our run of
large tile drain, and after filling
our order we have a few thouiurid
in etock. I'artiee wanting then
niie ahoiild order while the etock
U full. We have a good etock of
amaller aUea; alio brick and build
illl blocks. We have the bent all.
round yard Hock of lumber in the
county, ami can nil ordinary bills
on abort notice. Kitr fine stock
of drv ahiblan. Anvnna wantinv
stock delivered should order early,
while the roads are good, aa it
costs about twice as much to haul
in the mud. Groner St Unwell
Ooinptny, Hobolls, P. O. addreas,
MiiiHixiro, uouie Inilependent
Telephone,
Fred Hchomhurg, owing to hi
health, which has been very much
broken for lome mouths, has re
signed his position as superintend
ent of the Oregon Condensed Milk
Company. Mr. Mchomburg Mill
retains hia stock in the indiiHtry.
Ilia eon Chai. succeed him as
manater at the condenser. Thronvh
the elder Schomburg's management
he baa Sben the business built to
spjendid proportion, lie U but
now convaleecent from a nome
atlack ol inflammatory rheuma
tism. Kreli oytrr or a choice nx-ktttil,
I.. J. 1'itliiuitrrr liu lur Mir:
brut i oiifrcliom in the city
l.ownry 'n lir liuikr. - iulty .
SninWrn, rlirwrrs, ran lw mi.linl
With kowU an kikmI a. any tried.
Krrh jruiU, ni, lint liulliiili,
Vijjurttl tliillK to fraul Umiii.
Ho w hen in timn, (t'vr him a call,
You'll k,-I Mre deal, one ami all;
Of plitcrt yon will not Im.l any
Like I'alinalrri'a Con fret lonrry.
K. A. Kddy, of Tualatin, waa up
Monday, and say that the Oreirnu
Klerlrio railway has paid for much
right of way down in thai section.
and I bat camps are litiR establish
ed down there for construction. He
Hiatea that he believes they will
eventually run from Tualatin up
to itiiioimro and boreal Grove.
Tbia nutation of an electric line to
llillehoro- and the Grove ia very
delicate oue, K. A., and you
mtietii t give us too much of a
' josh" along that line.
The P. It. Si N has fillid over
the sidewalk on the east aide of
Third Street, near (he underground
walk, and an elevated sidewalk,
wuh banmstera. and eteua on the
outh approach only will be built.
I'mvided the Southern Pacific does
not fill in the space between the P.
It l- N. and their own track, in the
Snrintf. Mr. I.vtle will then nut in
an underground paaeage, the same
aa that tinlr the n. P. track.
Wanted: Hod Kanu. on shares.
for reliable and experienced party.
Also farms tu sell or rent Apply
lo or address J. K. horeman, :0.r
K. Morrison, Portland, Oregon.
Hrn, to Mr. and Mra. T. C.
Wadaworth, of Arlela, a daughter,
on Nov. lit, PHW. Dr. J. K Ad-
kina ia very: proud - of hia first
granddaughter.
Siationery of all kind at the
rharmacy latest in stylish cor
respondence, calling cards, en
velopes, etc Call and see the
stock. -
Mra. John Muir, of Pendleton,
wai bore the Grat 6f the week, a
guest of ber sister-in-law, Miei
Laura Muir,
Olaelins nowder conatantlv on
hand at Ilalman Oatermann'a
store, Csnterville. . He also caniea
a complete line of general mer
ohabdiae.
For'eale: A number of aboala.
sevOrai bows, and aome young pige.
Bow I by Brothers, 2J miles south
west of Hillsboro. Address, Cor
nelius, Ore., It. F. I). 2. ,
G. A. Snath, on the Kerrotu
farm, near Bethanv. waa in the
city Monday and .advertises that he
ia soon to have a public sale.
For eale: 20 acres land. mile
north of town:-4 acres beaverdam
on place. Goes for $1,000. Jn-
pure at tuts ollioe.
J. J. Martin, the Forest Grove
horseman, was in the nitv Monday.
and made the Argus a pleasant
can.
Our fall line of dreaa anode, wash
goods, flannel lette. etc. is complete.
H. Wehrung A. Sona. ij ' '
M. J. Reilins and Job. Hurt-
weiger, of Greenville, were in Ihe
city the first of the week. 5t '"
Judge C. K, Kindt was a coun
ty seat visitor the first of the
week.
If. W. Miller, of Shady Brook,
waa in the city the first of the
week.
Charter Oak stoves and range?.
C. A. Lamkiu Co.
Dr. J. li. Adkins and Mrs. Kd.
Adkins visited at Arletah Sunday.
AH kinds of hardware '-C. A
Lamkin Co.
N. Wingren, of Reedville, was
an Atgus caller, Monday afternoon.
D. B. Emeriok.of Scholia, was
up to the city the first of the week.
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Contribute to Tlianksnivinn
Delicacies and Ship OffcrinK
GIVE TO HOW AXU CIKLV AID
Public School Seed Donation to He
Lnfoitunale
Following the maxim that it is
belter to give than to receive the
pupils of the Hilh-horo public
school have sent a large list of of
fering to the Boys' A GirlV Aid
Society, at Portland, the shipment
being foraardrd the first of the
week, by freight. One hundred
quarts of canned fruit was the
largest donative, and will more
than last over Thanksgiving W.
T. Gardner, the Superintendent,
has written his thanks to the
school and greatly appreciates the
epirit in which it was cllVred.
the shipment was aa follow":
Due dozen vlaaae icllv, loo ouarta
canned Iruit, 4 aacki potaliws, 511 poumla
ilfirtl prtiuea, I ilorn qunita canned
ve(etallea, I iloitn cilliat;ca, H large
iii in k Ilia, tack fiicorn, aack carrota
aud lierla, aack oniona, 10 pounda twain,
tiancll applra, box am.ic. crackrra,
aii(ar, oatmeal, honey, aon, ctnld't
coat aud o cent In niouey.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersiKiied will sell at public
sale at Ihe Kerrou rami, one mile
from Bethany, on the Portland
road Iwtween l.ethany and Cedar
Mill, at 10 (H) a. 1.1. 011
WKDNESDAY, DF.CKMBF.lt 12
Black team of limiea, 6 yra, weight
l.W'aO'l inoo; sound roan horae, K yra.
1150; roan borae, 6 yra, U45; aorrel
liorte, H yra. 10511; bluck home, 14 yearn,
1 loo; n good milk cowa, Shorthorn ami
Durham, 3 to d ye lira old, all coming
Ireali auon; 4 Shorthorn anil leraey com,
J to 5 yra, aome coming in noon; Short
born heifer, Jl months; '.'u ahoatt, 4
itiontha: Ho to 40 tack a teed potatoea,
baled clover hay, net work harneaa,
Dearly new, Jarti old work harneaa, net
dri'iuK harneaa, new, nearly new top
Why with pole and ahalla, farm wagon,
t'i, K00J lictat wnijon, Uaboroe hinder
good repair, lieerinp mower, (ood shape .
ateel hayrake, diac barrow, drag harrow.
14 Inch ateel plow, 11 Inch chilleil plow,
hand cultivator, a hayracka, one a 16
foot, 4 horae wavou rod with alrelchera,
4 nearly new 10 gal. milk cam, 170(1
rope luch aud three foiirthn, beaut
acalea, JV ll., Dnineitic aewiiiK ma
chine nearly new, tt gm vint-gar in
larr-ll, 3 yra old; turnip in ground,
larin tooli, anovela, lorka, and numer-
0111 other articlea. I.unch at neon.
Termaof eale; I'nderllO, cash;
110 and ovtr, one year's time,
bankable note, at S per cent. ' In
teres! 2 per cent, off cash over
10.
(1 A.SrATII.
B P. Cornelius, Anctioner.
John Vaoderwal, Clerk.
FURS WANTED
Remember that I will pay cash for
furs. 1 Rave yen Ihe trouble pf
shipping. Try me, I reside just
north of the west end or the long
bridge, one mile west of llillslnro,
Or., you can leave your furs at the
Corwia A Heidel butcher shop,
Chas. Kamea, Hillsboro, Ore.
Argus and Journal, $1 75.
Attorney Powell, of St. Helens',
was attending circuit court Mon
day.
Lotus I.angley, practicing law in
Portland, was out attending circuit
court the first of the week.
Miss Tbereeia Stribich, of Forest
Grove, was a guest of Miss Pearl
Smith, Saturday laet.
Judge Hollis and J. N. HolTman,
of the Forest Grove bar, were down
attending court the first of the
week.
Lincoln Hill, of Gas ton, and who
is a son of the pioneer, Almoran
Hill, was down to the county spat,
Tuesday.
Speaking of groceries if you
want the finest staple and fancy
groceries to be found in the market,
try John Dennis. e ia eftcr your
trade, and once a customer, always
a customer.
If anyone thinks that Judge
Goodin is not a sprinter he should
have seen htm run to the Boscow
fire Tuesday morning. Judicial
dignity was thrown to the winds
and be made a record second only
to that of Dim Patch but he dis
covered that his wind is not as
good as it was some years ago.
A defective Hue was the cause of
a small blaze in the W. W.. Boscow
home, on east Matu, early Tuesday
forenoon. The lire department
responded and soon had the blaze
extinguished. Two rooms in the
upper story were considerably
damaged. A strong north wind
was blowing and had the blaze had
a little more time it might have
burned the building.
F. W, Wismer, of below Bethany,
waa a coutity seat visitor Monday
Klmer Smith waa a gueet at the
J. A. Imbrte home the first of the
week.
II. Wehrung A Sons carry a full
line of Heirs' picklts and bottled
goods.
L. W. Hotie has installed the
pump and tngine for the poor
farm.
For etampfd linens, and art
embroidery materials, go to Mrs.
PillebnryV.
Henry Carstene, of liny, was in
the city Monday, enroute to Port
land. Smoke the Schiller and Excel
lencia cigars Oregon manufacture.
Call for them.
Dave Keghitto and daughter,
Rose, were up from Iteavertoo,
Monday.
Fchtilmericli Bros, are agents for
the best known wagon on the coast
the Bain.
David Lelieau, of below Scholia,
was in the county seat the first of
the week.
The boys are wailing patiently
for a fall of sniw so a-t to go out
and get the coons.
Mis;) Minnie Abbott vii-ited with
her sister, Mrs. L. A. Wbitcomb,
of Portland, Sunday.
W. C. Adams and wife have
taken up their residence in their
new Third Street cottsge.
Dr. Linklater will put in another
building on the lot formerly cc
cupied by the Pope gallery.
F. Geisler is fixing up another
little cottage on his lot across the
street from the M. K. church.
Mrs. Pillsbury can show you a
handsome new line of golf gloves
and mittens for ladies aud chil-
Iren.
Hon. Ira K. Purdin, of Foreet
Grove, was an Argus caller Mon
day. He will make his home in
Portland this Winter.
Fifty acres cleared land for eale;
or will be divided iu two 25-acre
tracts; lj miles of Hillsboro In
quire of Argus.
'Jos. Holder, who is indicted for
selling whiskey without a license,
;it Gaston, last 'Spring, was in town
the 6rst of the week, attending
court as defendant.
We lead in groceries the best
brands prices always the lowest,
and 1C ounces to" the pound. H.
ehrung iv Sons.
For sale: Poland China boar:
brood sow; and pigs. Call on or
telephone tllard 'I upper, on Dr.
A. 11 Biiley farm, 21 miles north
east of Hillsboro.
J J. Martin, now at Forest
Grove, is prepared to break, handle
and educate all kinds of unruly
borfi's. Alto hrenks and educates
colts to harness and makes them
perlectly tractable. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
J. H, Thompson, of Thompson
Bros." Luuiher Co., was in town
Monday and says bis company has
over iffi.fKiO worth of lumber laying
at the railroad truck and which he
can not move at any price owing to
the car shortage. 1 his car shortage
seems to he hitting the millmen as
well as the farmers.
The P. H A. N. is sendine out
another loralios mrlv. tbia time
to Vernonia. Veruonia people have
been fearful for some time ' that
they would tret no railway, but this
latest move' Kan sent their spirits
soaring. , The Argus predicts that
Vernonia will .he the largest town
in Columbia County wthin two
years after a railway reaches it.
W. N. Ferrio, president of Pacific
University, was down to circuit
court, Monday; appearing in the
famous reversion cases instituted
because of the alleged sale of li
quors, contrary to the restrictive
clause in the deeds of Forest Grove
city property. Judge McBride set
the cases, but it is not likely that
they will be tried. Milton Smith,
the attorney for the . I niyersity, is
abroad somewhere and for this rea
son a continuance of .the cases was
asked. , . ; .
Clerk Godman is this week ad
vertising for proposals for the Wil
son River toll road, unori petition
of John lleisler and John McClar
an. The matter will be concluded
at the January si-esion of the coun
ty court. It is understood, of
course, that John McNamer will
be the most intircHed, if not the
only bidder, as he has considera
ble money tied up in the road be
tween Gales Creek and Tillamook.
The road will no doubt be valuable
only for another year, as the rail
read between here and '1 illamook
will do much to put a quietus on
travel over the mountain.
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SliXTON, SUNDAY
Two Japs Killed and Several
Weie Injured
TWO TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL
Thirty Orientals in cut wbto Slide
Occurred
A big slide in a P. U. A X grading
cut near the Cumiuings' place,
altfive Buxton, last Sunday fore
noon caused the loes of two Japan
ese and the injury of several more
Thirty Japs, under a white man,
were working in the cut, which
was supposed to be in Folid rock.
Suddenly the entire mountain gave
way aud came down in an
avalanche. K ght or nine Japs
were scratched up, one was buried
and killed outright, and one died
from his injuries the same evening.
Ma-tr Mechanic McLtughlan aent
up with the tMin and brought the
two dead men in, as well as two in
jured, the latter tw i ng taktn to
Portland the earr,e Light and
pi iced in the hospital.
The man caught in the slide was
an ex-so!dicr, and he had just
crossed to America after the war.
Hh had several tn duU, from his
goveriiin nt, f ir bravery in battle,
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auctii n at his farm, 1 . miles north
east of Phillip!-, and .1 miles scu'h
west cf Lir,t n, at 10 o'clock a. m.
SATURDAY, DECKMBKR 1
Two work horsea and harneaa, 3 cows
giving milk, 2-year heifer, 3 dozen Fly
mouth Rock hens, Champion binder,
Champion mower, farm wagen, covered
hack, disc plow, hayrake, harrow, feed
cutter, 10 tons baled bay, lot oats, plows,
cultivators, tools and numerous other
articles.
Terms of sale: Under if 10, cash;
1 10 and over, bankable note, 5 per
cent, interest, one year's time.
Alexander Mathys.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
FARM FOR SALE
I wish to sell mv farm conlainirg
I,i2 aeris. 1 10 acres under culti
vation; good bouse and barn; good
orchard Three and one-half miles
i-outh (f Hillsboro and one mile
west of Farmington. For further
information apply to K. Burk
halter, Hillsboro, Ore, R. F. I). 2.
Annual Convention of the American
Livestock Association
The annual convention of the
American Livestock Association
and Livestock show wi'l convene
at Denver on January 21, and last
until the 2ith. Parties wishing to
go from Washington County can
make the trip via Portlaod for
$52.30; and if they wish to go oue
way through California the round
trip will cost if (55 80.
The Fifth District convention of
the Washington County Sunday
School Association met at the
Christian Church in Hillsboro on
Nov. 22, at 2:00 in the afternoon
and perfected an organization by
electing tbe following officers:
President, B. W. Barnes; Secretary
and treafttrerr, Miss Gertrude Ray;
Executive committee: R. H.
Greer, MrB. Keene, Mrs. Masters
The State Sunday Sahool worker,
Mrs. Phipps, gave a short talk in
the afternoon and evening.
Xmas pale of Xmas gifts by the
Ladies of Congregational Church,
at the Grange Hall, Saturday after
noon and evening, December 15.
Chicken pie supper will be served.
Have a new stock of No. 3 Giant
Blasting Powder. Full stock of
shoes and rubbers. Come and see
us P S.Anderson A Son, Reed
ville, Ore.
W. II . Galvani, of Portland, and
formerly a resident of this county,
was out the last of the week and
went on out to Buxton on business
Morel x Schmidt, one of the pio
neers of the Helvetia section, was
in the county seat Saturday.
Miss Edna I in brie was out from
Portland Sunday, a guest at the
Hare Groer wedding.
Carl Christener and wife, rf
Mountaindale, were iu the city
Saturday.
J. R. Fisher, who is on the Fred
Hanley place, was iu the city Fri
day. 1) B Lusby, of Mountaindale,
was in town Saturday.
Henry Hannan.of Buxton, wa
in town tbe last of the week.
Argus and Journal, $1.75.
Good Drugs will make Christmas enjoyrnent'pos
sible without fear of pain to follow. It is'advisa
ble to have drugs on hand to guardthe "health.
We furnish the drugs that cure your pains. The
purest, freshest and best is our boast.
cirr PERruMts
t nleat yew are a sticker for the
finest only, yon will be interested
in what we have to offer. We have
many odors and handsomely dress
ed packages, especially designed
for gift purpose, at 25c, 50c, ti.00
and ft. 25.
BERGEN CUT CLASS
We have a superb line of cut'glaas,
conaisting of nappies, cream pitch
ers, vases, olive dishes, berry
dishes, salt and pepper shakers,
etc. Juit the thing for a nice
Christmas present.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
R. U. GREEAR. Frop.
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n 1MAY FEED AND
VlwlJVVA SEED STORE
Complete line of Seeds, Mill Feed,
Lime, Sand, Gravel and Cement.
SEED GRAIN
Good, clean seed oats, wheat, barley,
vetch, cheat, etc.
New Brick - - - Second Street
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THANKSGIVING
Is Past
And we are prepared to supply your needs in
our line with goods that are good. Buy of us
aud you will at least have one thing to be
thankful for.
Let Us Add Your Name
To our growing list of satisfied customers.
We cau please you. Have no old stale goods
to offer you. Everything new and clean.
Both 'phones.
R. C. Yaught Grocery Company
Vegetable and Fish
MARKET
Fresh Vegetables and
call. Market opposite
Street, Hillsboro. We
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Bottled for Medicinal Use
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W. J. VAN
In It For a Good Time
BOX STATIONERY
If you want yonr friend to appre
ciate your present, select a box of
refined stationery, such aa we arc
prepared to show yon. In our pur
chases of atatkmery, tbe value ia iu
the paper and not the box. Neat
ness in tbe latter ia not overlooked,
however. I'ricea range from 25c
to 75c. Also tablets with envelopes.
CIGARS
We cater to' the wants of our cus
tomers. Alljstandard brands, from
the small box of 12 cigars to the
large box of 100.
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Yours to Command,
Fish in Season. Give us a
Tualatin Hotel, on Main
deliver to all parts of city.
BROTHERS
' Don't Quit Your Business
It's not neceaaary to follow the advice of the wag who
aaid, "If your drinking interferes with your tnul-
neaa, quit your buatneaa,"
GYRUS NOBLE
BOIfXXOH
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are Sne old whiskies of quality, that art indorsed alike
by inveterate and occasional drinkers. Theae whiskies
leave the head aa clear as s bell the next da v fit (or
business. Always call for them In reply to the grcal
American inquiry, "What'lt it be?"
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