t
MILLSBORO AROU9, ttC 13, 190d
SNOOTS SELF AT 1101
l lxio Ilurtictt, of (irccuvillc,
I 'on nd Dead on l'oivli
llFT A NU1I! 1U III-K MOTHER
Iced ii Kilir, and Hullcl Untried
Triuji't
A fad rane is reported from near
tiieenvilln, twelve miles north est
of thU city, when Elsie Burnett,
the 17-year old daughter of Mr.
ml Mm. N. I. lUinifll, coiiiiiiiltrj
iiieid last Hatuidty afternoon,
hunt !1;30, Th" ) ii woiiun
wan bom from Pacific University,
ltd, front the rvideuce, bud Inm-ii
reproved that nxrii ik f"r not ap
plying herself In her studios. Slip
waa bright Hhd talented, mid was
if a very cheerful iliiqioeilion and
epenl the ti(trnit(in playing and
inging el tin' piano. Al the limn
if the ebonting her father, mother
nd brother were ittttK in the
house, when they hrard flint.
They thought that the tlAiighttr
w at target practice, which mI
occtiaioitslly Irdulged in. ud lb
nil Wfhl to t lilt door Hlld found bi
sister laving on Ui porch, with
bullet bob) in her liMiipln, At first
it waa thought it was it cam of ac
cident, hut Inter it was found in all
likelihood In have lieen rnntem
plated, tt R liollln n( laudanum
wat found on brr person, and a
tint M Iter mother. Coroner K
C Brown went mil Sunday morn
ing, in r-on.pauy with lr Edgar
Briiwn.nf rotrsi litove. The or
nner'a aper show tin fullowirg:
MilUrd Htuiiiit'n nniiiiinv: Am a
xin ul NuiIi.iihih I tutm-ii unit biotbt-r
of driruM-d, nfi-, (i M.u, lir Willi
Uuiily. about i1 null vtttif lurm
villi-, ul about 3 o Kiliinliv ullrriHHiii,
l)rnllil r S, llr.llil H hmI of it Kllll llnlll
silting riK.iu ul liiuiir viliric lie it nl ar
ruu utrir milium; l.ilbt r mud ".u-itir unr
llllll Ik- hIiim.Iiii." iiii.I I went nut to rr
whom II unlll Ik-, IiiiiiiiI titlri (Mi Itulit
pOtl tl Willi iVr tllVrtlll hiiIi blood and
tlir kiiii, h Minns" i alilue, on llir
r rullhil. I'll ki ll sii.tr r lll iimi tallied
irr into Iiiiii-; lliuiilit licr lit it I mi
la-atlng at Innr. lint thru- w mi oilier
sign "I lil-. l'HMi fiudiiig lli.il lir ut
ilrad, tiirnril lo i imimiIi- llir niullii-r, mho
uvrtniini- with j;n f. Iiillicr m ill to
(rrriivillt fur iiitin t; Mr Win
MiKiir, of (irrlivillr, llir lirl to nr
nvr uml liuitlv nliii w.ml Mi, John
Irrlmiil mnvril.
Tlir fnllirr'n tiMlllHiliv: AImiiiI Jtv
SjiIiiiiI.iv ullriniHiii i hi hiUihk roniu
with w tfi- mill mhi, iruiluii; ui vini-r,
mid lii-niil )iiiih1iiI. I'nlil no mtUi'iilm
miriition In it, till lit lu-iiiit ilV if.iin,
llir wife mnl Mill Ii imii' li ft llir loom
iniunliim', (iDiiiu In the iloor lie iml
noli, who wu inriyiliK il.iuliu r In,
HIikhI uu II.ikiiik In. m wi uml in ilinli
Irr'u Ilrml. llv l.uU il ill ontr ful tirrrll
Vlllr lo U lr.i.r fnf lllrillt-ill iih-isIiiIUT.
Ir. IliioAH, of I'nn si Grovr, iriKiiiilnl;
liril Mrs. V, I.. M.Kiii- lo o in tin.
home uml Irllil Mlliit HmlHliiiirrnlii-t'oiilil
Ainu M-ut dim. Iliirrrlt to lukr Mix.
John Irrlmiil to Iiih Iiuiim'. A i living
hutnr, fimilil ill nil, uml iiiutlirr klirrlliiK
ovrr hrr, liatiKlitrr wim In hiibit ol
hoolinK ul mink; xiipHi4'il It wiii r
rnlrnt, tmt tin ilrtsxing tin- lunly fonml
tiunrr Ixitlli- uf lituiliiiiiini t-iuiii iiUil in
i lothra; hml iim i llir luiiiliiiiiiiii fur putil
tiiiiiK Koir llintnli. l'oiiinl nolr from
girl to mollit r, 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 u hrr whiit to ilo
with hrr wall li, nml ost. 111-4 tn U- liunt il
in wliilr, uml rnukiiig otln r rriirsU, ttu
( knrw lliHitin4 wilt iiili-utioiiiil on
hrr twit.
Th Hurnflt'rt are Itihly rcHpiH-t-ul
in llinir coniinmiiiy, and the
daughter wan a lnvoritu I'tm trnti
bl ia a li'nililn blow In tlm fnmily
and tlipy Imve tbfl aympntby of a
Urge circlA ol frifiuU.
PUBLIC SALE
Tbe undiTHinuml will Bill at publio
a not inn at I'MgrcM, nmr Uraver
ton, at 10 a. m., nliurp, on
WKDNIC8DAV, UKCKMUKIl 10,
Rorrt-I iniirr, J yi-iit'i, I,ihi; minrl Iuum-,
yj; liluck limn-, iv; cow, with riill; wu
Kii, hark, new lniKK.v. lo low liny, hnr
imim fork with rn-, srt I111111 nrw ilon-lilt-
hiiriit-SH, met iloutilt- hnrnrsn, srt nnU
hmnriw, lihuksiuith anvil, Uui-ksimlli
lllow, liirgr inivil, , ii it-li tire Hhrinkt-r,
lilm-kHinith drill, visr, nssoi Init-nt ol
Morse tliill liilH, nil kinilmil tools, iissott
int'tit liolls, plpr wn-iii In s, nil Mm; curt.
Fnirlinnk.1 4 ton Hnilt-H, iiriiilv now plow,
harrow, Kiulillr, .1 spiny pniupn, cultiva
tor, flTll fill U-1 , JlHl Kllt'Us IHllllltH'M, 111! Uf
or IrKs; 125 tuckN, jj-cnliliif rillr, 43 70
rillr, ii-mire Hholumi, ,1 Mown, ipmntily
of hooks, hoiisrholil fiirnituru uml nil-
IiirrnllH ollit-r ail iilt-s. Also 11 si oik, of
kt'lirrul tiit-rchiiuilisr, iiirliuling iIiuk's,
ilry gomls, hunlwiirt-, 1411111 liis, Ktntioii
ery, rlo, i,iini-li will I M-rvrtl nl noon.
Terinnof H1h: Undnr 10, en ah;
over if 10, nix muntba tinio, bank a
hie note, at (1 wt cent, intrrent
JOiSICPH IllN(il,KY.
T. C K u rail i, Auotioneer.
For Bale: KhrUhIi walnut treon
Zina Wood, at farm.
P. A, Halliid and Mix 0. K.
Suiook, of Hlierwnnd, have been
granted hatmne to wed.
For rale or rent: Tho butcher
bop formerly run by S, J. (lallo
way. Inquire of Nelnon Hardware
company.
Matthew Pattnn, of tbe I'liiHoline
Lumber Company, wan a county
neat visitor yenlcrilny morning.
Thorouffbbrod Hhroimhlro ram,
regidtered, for mile Kerd (Iroiirr,
Hillelxtro, II. K, I) 2, Kurt 11 nt-iir
Hobolla.
Kmest Rarnei, Htmvortou, and
Berdina Vandehey, of near tVdar
Mill, have hfcen granted lloeiihii to
wed.
Juet arrived LadiiV and Renta1
cravenetlea. I.atcet from the rant
Come early and get your ohoioe.
ocnuimenoh Uroa,
On January H9-10 the Plate
Horticultural Hociaty will meet in
Purtland, and WaabingtOu'i coun
ty proximity rbould give it good
attendance. Hy all Uiuana become
member of this today if you
hae an i rchard. There will be
exhibit of fruit! of all kinda and
if you wirh to compete you mutt
he member of tbe aeeosialion
To become lueiiiW eeud K H.
Lake, Heoretary, Corvallie, II and
he will eeiid you a certilloate of
membership.
Mra. Agnea Campbell (lowan will
be at the (Ireeubouee Wednradaya
and Saturday of earb week, here
after, to fell out the remainder of
the ahruhbery, planla, etc. I'atrona
will pleaim take notice. Kvery
thing going at a eacrifice. Here la
the chance to get ahruhbery for lit
tle or nothing.
General Manager J. 1. O'Hrien,
(leneral Hupt. M. J. Huckley,
Supt L. It. Kielde and Knginrer
Win lloliiim, of the Southern Pa
cific line in Oregon, were here thii
morning 011 a tour of iuepection
While here they looked up the
depot matter, going thoroughly
over the eituation Ilia auppoeed
that woikmeu willvtarton the new
joint paraenger depot ahortly after
the firel of the year.
To lea ee for term of yeart: Farm
of 1 H? rree, 110 acree cleared. II
mile from Portland, three mile
from Bethany. Will rent for caeb.
Uood building and nlable fitted for
dairying. Ciraol lioloomb, Hoi
brook, Ore., It. 1. I'acitiu State
I'boue oll'.i.
Talk about ram but a few are
getting eidelrai'ked bere theee dayi,
and shipping la livelier tban for
nine lime (ireat Northern, N. V,
and even Haltimore A' Ohio cart
re aeeu on the eidetrack. lirother
Harriman la getting a move on
him l bene day, aince tbe newapa
per have taken up the ehortage
iiittniioii. I'erhapa the legielative
tbrrat to have iegialation on the
object baa raueed a move,
For aale: A Dumber of boats,
reveral eowe, and noma young pig.
Ho I by ttrothera, 2) in ilea aouth
wet of Hillriborn, Addreet, Cor
neliua. Ore., It. F. 1). 2. Aleo reg
istered Poland China boar, 1H
uiontha old.
Tuality Ixidge A. F. .( A. M.
Saturday evening elected the fol
lowing ollicert for the ensuing year,
iiiHlallalion to lie public, aiiJ en
St. Jobna Day: Dr. A. It. Uaitey,
worehipful tuunter; T. II. Tongue,
eeninr warden; (!. A. Pattereon,
junior warden; Dr. W. 1. Wood,
wretary; Dr. F. A. Bailey, treas
urer. School teacheri contemplating
exercieee abould first vieit tbe Den
of Swteta and aeoertain their pricee
and look over the many varietiee
of candy that are being made up,
fretth and pure. We are eure we
can pleaee you. Den of Sweets
It L Shelly, at one time pastor
of the HilUboro Christian Cburrli,
is now mayor ol Montesano, having
but recently been electrd Mr.
Shelly waa a general favorite here,
hut rscbewed politics entirely.
Monteeano is thriving lumber
and agricultural town over In one
of Washington t coast counties.
Tbe Ladies of the Maccabees, of
(Ircenville, have been advertising a
dance at that place, lo take place
Deo M The event lus been can
celled on account of a local death
Dividends in life insurance
should be paid annually. Oet the
annual til videmi Datnt. iNone nei
ter than the Massachusetts Mutual
Life's annual dividend system
James Stilt, District Agent.
The II illnlxiro Amubeinent Asfo-
ciation are making arraugemenle
fur their annual masquerade, del
unlay eve. Deo. !. l'.HH'i. Prizes
for best stiHtained and moet comi
J - - - 1 - --
cal characters; also Imi walUets
Slraved: 35 bead Aneora Boats
'1 billion, l'J unmarked kids. Others
marked with hou rins in ear. Re
ward for information leading to
their recovery. Dr. A. 1$. ltailey
Probate: Nathanniel P Nye es
tate aiuiraited at 1 1451). KO Lou
it - - ,
iaa Leiob annointed executrix of
will of Unas. Leicn, deceased;
Henry Bauer, Peter UroB'en and
John J Kuratli appointed ap
praiaerH.
Knr sale: 41) acres of brush
land, easily cleared, near Kalaraa,
Waeh. .tunning water on place
I'lirte miles from county seal
(Joes at 110 per acre. A. Paut
meier, llillsboro, Ore., u. v. u. 1
Oito lirose. who has been work
Inn with the lbtse Line Lumber
Company for a year, at Cornelius,
was nasBenuer on the noon train
yesterday, enroute for bis old home
at Fort Atkinson, Wis.
We carry the best shoe on tbe
market for the money. W. L
Dmiolas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoea for men. Leading
makes Tor ladies. Latest styles
slid Qnish. II. Wehrung & Sons.
M esd ames (lay Lombard and
Frank Freeman, of Portland, were
in the city, Saturday, In attend
ance at the funeral of the late
Tbos. Otchin.
Swell boxes tilled to your order.
Young man, give your sweetheart a
bix of this csmiy and have her
good grams for the rest of your life.
Don of Sweets,
Don't fail to ne tbe tlnest dis
play ot I biua goods that bus ever
been in JlUUboro,tt K. H. Oreer'a.
WANT TO COME TO
Sit Down And Write Them if
You Want to Sell Your l'lace
EASTEKNEKS AKE 0 TUE MOVE
Lit ef People tt lie U lh to Locate la
Oregon
The Argus this week gives below a
list of people who wieh to come to
Oregon in tbe immediate future.
Tbe names and nddrefSrs below
want to make for tbe belter and
have sent the Portland Chamber of
Commerce their names for infor
mation. If you wish to answer,
juet write them and tell them what
you Lave to aell in the way of a
farm or business and it will help
some. The mines, addreeres, and
wants, aie made known as follows:
J W Curl, Alton, Karma.
II r. I Hi Hull, in Ion rill Street.
Idxiiie, Iowa, wiittn: "VVImlarc cliuim-n
fur rruliiiK farina, with tiiucliiiii-ry ami
rvrrylhiiiK liiruinheil for hint year.'"
nrnim iuiiuwiiik uaiiira: r, Kirk, i.sj
Fourth Ktrrct, Hooiir, Iowa. Strwait
I'akrr, khotlm, Iowa; I M llow, Kllia,
Ohio; (1 W Dulton, Vim) Kiil;e, Ulno; C
I. raikcr, 44 l,ut-H hi., Ilnrla-rtoii, Ohio;
Ijtw ThotupMiii, UtHinv, la.
icorife I, I'riviiKon, jSij llmnlmlt
Ave, S. .MinnruH.h, Minn.
Kduar J ItohertiMiti, Nrw Kirliuioinl,
Wistonioii, w until a miiiiII, writ lmnliil
farm near a city, for ilairyiiiK: m-ml fol
lowing namt-a: Frank liutulnll, Kt-v II
I' Itlakr, llrrniaii C UVIiUt. all lloiitc
6, Vrw kit I11110111I, Wi-oiinn.
Kilwanl Merry, Nit-liota l-'lnelt-r. j
want FrlllMin, all of Wiuililnloii, North
Dakota.
A W Nohlr, liut-villi-, Iowa, m inis ml
Irrwr of follow iiiij f.itllirn: kolllll
Wihlmaii, Z II Wihlmau, Mike Wagner,
William lli-riliiian, 1, M Mo.lii r, all of
kiirvillc, Iowa.
F ( S. hull, M. John, Kmik-is.
F X Ivy, k. K. Ii. No. 1. St. Mm.
Kainua; I' C Peterson, iju W. till St.
Ira Monirn, Iowa.
Mm. (Irrtrutle It Aiiili-rwni, Box lol,
(liiklt-y, KaiiNia.
W B lettrry. K. V, II. No. 5. lic.itrice.
N'rhraska, wtiits iufuriiiitlioii coiurriiiiiK
logged olf lainU for dairying.
L A rt-araon, K. f. 1. No. 1, .cmi,
Nrliiaitka, wriula nuim s of N C Xt-lmiil,
K Taylor anil C K rrU-rson, all of (ienoa,
Nrhraska.
J 1 Dirhl, R18 W. 5th Street. Tola ka.
Kamtaa.
(icorve Shaw, Ilox If, Knlwiui;, Mum,
ia iiitcrratt-il in ihc Witlaiiit-tte Valluy
between I'urtlaml ami AlUny. Semis
iiauica, li W t'apiiera, J A Smith, AIh-1
DImiu, all of (trowing, Minm-sotii.
r I. Morrison, St inU-rry, Missouri, en
iiirr alxiut loKgnt off liiuil.
F t'ariia, aiui Juckson St.. Miiint-
aiwlia, Miniiiota, w mils to know- iiIhuiI
tlivemilirtl farming laiuls, (iives ail
tlrvHar: Charlrs Parsons, Iloiiu-r llail-
man ami I-ml Hatlmmi, all of K I II No.
6, Chipiiewa Falls, Wisconsin
f r Ikaitli, K r I) No. I, IjiurrI Nth.
M D lUecker, K K I) No. t. (Hlwcin,
Iowa, wants a good fitrni. Wauls data
from every wrl of state so as lo at-lrct
ocntion.
Ilerl Winclicll, lom Wellington Street
Waterloo, Iowa, wmls nuint-s of Koy
TliomtMoii, George Wighlman nml Mra.
I't-arl I'len-r, all of Shell Kock, Iowa
II I. IjiiIiI, Sergeant a 'Hull. Iowa,
I' G Nrlaoii, 2jo Last itilh Street, 1H.-8.
Moinea, Iowa.
WmC lieniier, Nuiivoo, IU111011, R V
I) No I farming ami slink raising.
Ur II H I.oveioy, of Kiliia-v, Iowa, deal
er in high grade Angora goats, wants to
locale In good town ami I my a farm Hear
said town. Srmls naim-s of Milts Mo
raine, A Liela-rknecht, anil K I'erigo, all
of Kipty, Iowa
P lloland. R V l No 1, Merced . Cali
fornia, asks alaiut dairying. A M Grow
dill, (Isct-olii, Iowa.
Joseph J IKiwiiard, SliK'kKit, Iowa,
asks ulioul farming opHiilunitit-s; st-utls
iiamra of W I' Trnmho, U K llowanl
and C W ltownatd, F II No I, Stock
port, Iowa.
Milt-hell Murray, Greenfield, Ohio,
dairying
Joseph hotel, Kavruna, Nebraska.
George h Wheuloii, uai Siiiiiiuer St.,
(irinnel, Iowa.
II W Uatt-iniiu, Monroe, Iowa.
H II Rolilrick, Kb4 Jist St, les Moines,
Iowa.
Walter Iluike, Blooiuington, Imliauii,
wants to know about dairy opportunities
oil logged off land. Puces of laiuls,
terms, etc.
S J Kimball, Klgin, Illinois, wants
same infortunium.
John II Bigney, Box ,5, Colfax, Iowa,
wants general information himself ami
semis following names: William Miller,
William Brook, and John Stonchockcr,
all of Colfax, Iowa.
Ouotatioii from letter of .IRC Miller,
County Assessor, Lincoln, Neb; "What
have yon to oiler to say a colony of ten
families in your dairy laiuls or any others?
What are prices and terms!'
A S French, K K 1 No, Goltllielil,
Iowa.
George 11 Ktaxier, R K 1 No 4, Box 18
Atlantic, Iowa,
I,en L Kopf of Mexwell, Iowa, asks
information concerning houieslt-ads in
Oregon, and sends following naiiies of
Interested parties; ivlwanl Conner K
I) No a, aiitl Kay West, liotli ot Maxwell
Iowa, and A J Avers, R F 1) No a Max
well, Iowa.
Thos V Conner, 600 aist Jjt , Milwau
kee, Wisconsin, asks about Tue mulevel
oped lands of Oregon.
C O Brewer, Wain Steiinett, U S
Cauiuliell, ,1 B Anderson, C.eorge IIiisl
ings, all of Atlantic, Iowa, U K 1 4, want
general hiforinution.
I'eler It Narber, ol lieainnn, lowa, is
anxious to know about fanning in Ore
gon. He semis names: William Haiti,
John Beiihani, both of Conrad, Iowa.
George Rvan. Keaman, Iowa.
W A Miller, R V 1) No 1 Council
Grove, Kansas,
latnes Hughes, Cnlit G B Ward, Perry
Ijicy, lvid Baer, Daviil Curly, all of
Monticello, Indiana.
Thomas Spencer, Lee, White County,
Indiana.
Mrs Dora Urande. R V 1) No a, Alden
Iowa, wants information herself and
semis names: J A Hrniule, and Will
Hogaland, of Alden, lowa.
Quotations from Alviu C Ditkorer,
3515 Little Rock Ave, Ft Smith, Arkan
sas: "Can you give me some informa
tion regarding low-priced irrigable lands
in Kastern Oregon?"
Louis Pauliss, Route No I P.ox 15,
Saunders City, Nebraska,
R 1, Smith, Shawnee, aia West Main
St, Oklahoma. Asks particularly about
cheap land and logged off dairy lands.
Nelson lovely, and G W Lovely
Green lie Id, Iowa.
C H Lovely, 1363 Market St, Oakland,
California. Tliia family rxprct to locate
in Orrgon almost iiiiuirOiatelv.
V 1'ioliHska, K V I) No 4, AtrhiNin,
Kamuis, uyt hr rx-rts to buy an Ore
gon fat 111 Iml will look ovrr grotiml first.
W llitklmg, Mi CtMik, Nrliranka, in
trrtstr.l in dairy U111U and also asks
alMtut frre lanil.
V. K Jarolis, TaniM. Kan, asks for in
formation as Mr. 11 u k ling.
Kol-rt F Skoglund. m JiiiiU, Colo
rado, givt-s niimi s: lolin and Nt-la Sliu
lllllil, Henry IrHlir, all of Il Junta, Colo.
John Koi h, of Cornelius, was io
town Tuesday.
Puritan oil beaters. Charles A.
Lam kin Co.
Harry Cook, of Cornelius, was io
tbe city Tuesday.
Lamps, both banging and stand,
at Ci reer's.
Jacob Iteichen, of Helvetia, was
in town Tuesday.
Don't fail to ee (Ireer's stock lie
fore you buy your Christmas pres
ents. Are ynu a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Kxccllencia
Oregon manufacture.
Iiuis and John Hones, of South
Tualatin, were in the city yester
day. For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia end vou will
try the tn again and again.
V. F. llollenlieck, the Itoy ware
bnuHemsn, m in town the lant of
the week.
II. It. Findley, tbe Cedar Mill
dairy and stock man, was in town
yesterday,
Christmas dance at the 1 1 illnl oro
Opera House, Tuisday evening,
Dtc. 2.r, 10015.
J. J. Kuratli, of Phillips, is as
sisting K. I. Kuratli on the exten
sions on the tax roll.
C. Blueer went to Portland yes
terday to meet with the Herman
Sons, of which be is a member.
Closing nut rale in millinery on
Corner Third it Main, in front of
the Dr. Taniiene residence.
Free! Free! Free! With every
13 TO cash purchase, one 25-cent
bottle of perfume, at It. H. (i reer's.
Chrietuias dance at the llillsboro
Opera House, Tuisday evening,
Dec 25, l'JOt!.
C. W. Barr and It M. Kyle, of
near Cedar Mill, were county Feat
visitors yeeterdsy.
Wanted: Slock hoes weighing
from KG pounds upward; also sheep.
J. (1. Haines. Beaverton, Oregon,
Independent phone.
Chief Engineer Geo. L. Davis
has gone to Tillamook to be absent
a week or ten days.
Dr. W. F. Adkins and wife have
taken up their residence in tbe L.
T Cornell property, 011 Washing
ton street.
Complete line of black cotton
hosiery just arrived. The best hos
iery on the market. Schulmericb
Bros.
ILrn, to Mr. and Mrs. I'M. Lam
bert, of below Cedar Mill, Dec. 11,
1906, a daughter.
Jasper Keller, of (ilencoe, and
who is interested in a B:wmill, was
in town the latit of the week.
Thoroughbred Shropshire ram,
registered, for rale. Fird Oroner,
llillsboro, 11. F. 1). 2. farm near
ScIioIIb.
U. H. Walker, of Cedar Mill, and
one of the early pioneers of the
county, was in town yesterday, on
business.
For rale: Pigs just weaned;
weigh from I!0 to 40 pounds
Thus. Connell, llillsboro, It. F. P.
3, ranch near (ilencoe.
W. J. Benson, of this place, and
now located in Portland, where he
is building a residence at Sollwood,
was out, yesterday.
Don't forget to go to It. H
(ireer's for your Christinas presents
and receive free oue 50 cent bottle
of perfume with every $5.00 cash
purchase.
Tbos. Rood, son of Judge L. A.
Uood, lies taken n position as bag
tage-iimn on the Portland-Corval
lis run on tbe Southern Pacific,
past this place.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis 15. Bowell died in
Portland, December (i, 1900. In
terment was in the Mountainside
cemetery belo Seholls.
We sell a complete line of stoves
and ranees, hardware, tinware,
crockery, etc. Come and tee them
aud get prints before purchasing.
Schultuerieh Bro.s.
Morning service at the Cong
Church at 11:00: subject, "Con
ventionality versus Common
Sense" Evening service at 7:20
subject, "A Constant Compan
ion." At It. L. Cate's office, 22G Stark
Street, Portland, can be found tbe
choicest buys of residence and busi
ness Dronorty in the city of Port
land. He handles the celebrated
Hawthorne Estate lots. Telephone
Exchange it).
Card of Thanks.
I desire to express my gratefulness
to all the neighbors aud friends
who rendered uie such helpful as
sistance during the illness and at
tbe bunel of my late uncle, 1 hora
as Otchin. Also for the very beau
tiful lloral tributes. Respectfully,
Mary A. Simpson
HillBboro, Ore., Peo 11, 1906.
OK. . PAhKEK IS FINED
T i n iiivnuin i
1 U U LlUllUULU UlUU)
A Greenville Merchant and
I'hjsician io Court
CHANGED Uiril SELLING LKjlOR
Tells Cenrt Tbat be was Celebrating 1
Birthday
Dr. M. II. Parker, of Greenville,
pleaded guilty to selling liquor
without license, yesterday, and
Judge McBride Coed him f200.
Tbe Dr. slated to the court tbat be
was celebrating a birthday at tbe
time complained of, and does not
remember taking money for liquor.
Two other indictments are left
standing pending future behavior.
Other business transacted b the
court follows:
Epstein vs Epstein, decree of di
vorce. Proctor vs Proctor, decree of di
vorce. McCoy vs McCoy decree of di
vorce.
Dirdsell vs Chalmers, argued and
taken under advisement.
Hawthorn vs J A Martin, dis-
missed.
All jurors excuse;! for term.
Bills vs Schulmericb; E I Kurat
li appointed guardian ad litem.
Patterson vs Koebland, decree.
Johanna Roselair was granled a
divrrre f 0111 Ji hn Roselair. the
properly tights having been settled
out 1 I conn .
Jiilgn Ii T Ilael -y will release
Rom-lair i 1 the 11 oriiii g.
Tic review n' taxGion esse
brought I y it 11 Walker, of Cedar
Mill, was Irani and aigtied before
tbe court line morning. Th mat
ter va taken undi-r stlvntmenl.
Sealed Proposals Wanted
Seal'd propositi 11 lie nceived
by the limb r-unit! up to Tuesday
evei.ing. Deen.b-r IS. l'.KKi, for
tbe furnii-lrn ' d delivery, at the
power 1 ouse in the cdy of llillsbo
ro i i the vi ar 11107, delivery to
commetc-i not laier than May 1
and t'i Ins nnshed by Nov. 1 ot
that year, of the following luel sup
plies. Proposals on from 500 to
1000 cords of good four foot nr
wood, cut from old growth, sound
and .green fir trees; proposals on
from 500 to i200 cords of sawmill
slab wood; and proposals on a suffi
cient amount of sawdust to run the
city power plant for the period of
one year, the time of commencing
lelivery to be fixed by the Council
of tbe City of llillsboro. All pro
posals must be submitted by 6:00
111., December 18, li00. The
right will be reserved to reject any
or all bids. Bidders may submit
figures in amounts from 100 cords
upward. Successful bidders will
be required to file bond for faithful
performance of contract.
John Dennis,
Chairman of Water it Light
Committee, Council of the City of
llilleboro, Oregon.
Dated this 5th day of December,
190(5, and published by order of the
City Council.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John Tubman to lleatty Auderson,
lots 5 en b, blk IS, Bea-erton . . .
Win Langworthy to Krank Con
verse, 103 43 acres sec a t a n X:
sec 35 t 3 n r 6 w
10
10
Jacob Wick to Wm Langworthy,
Same as above
Susan H Hunter to Geo FTnplin,
soxla? leet in tilk 14, F Grove
1600
3700
J D Rode to J W Fuqua, 50x106
leet lot 3 bit b, l orest Grove..
Ora M Benl to Aug Yanl.00, 49 a
Geo Heal donation
341
John II Hartley to Tearl C Hartley
1 ract lu 111 Stokes donation. .
Fred I'.uclitel lo A McCalman, 40 a
sec 13 t a n r 3 w . .
A F Tichetior to Klla A Adams,
1.56 acres J M Rowell donation
500
aoo
800
Soo
John II Hanson to Mrs L A Tolson
10 acres sect ao it id 1 1 1 r 4 w
Anna Adell Anderson to James
Sigler, tract iu lot 13 Simmon's
ad llillsboro
K Naijot to Geo W Wilson, 5 a in
Gardeu Home tract
M Bisbee to Nettie S Haines, lot
1 blk aS, Forest Grove
Minnie Milne to L W Underwood,
part lot 3 blk 37 Forest Grove. .
a aoo
4000
John Templetou to Granville M
Gilbert, 13 acres w W Catching
donation
A A Bullock to John Carrall 37.875
acres sec 5 t 1 n r 3 w
R I Kuratli to F W Schulthetz
tract iu block 38 S Coast ad
J J Hartley to K T Turner, a acres
at Banks
Gary V Porter to R B Bates, 49 -
IS acres Henry Buxton Sr die
A II Rueily to Investment Co, 730
acres John Hicklin donation..
A 11 Ruedy toChas Burnhaui, 3.15
acres near Tigardville
A II Ruedy to K G Ruedy, 40 a
sec 7 t a a r t w,
Same to the same, 45 acres Geo
Richardson donation
John Vuqua to C F Miller tract lot
4 blk 1 Walker's ad F Grove...
U G Kuhn to Western Timber Co,
160 sec 1 t 3 n r s w
Jane Heuderson to Bilward lien
son, 37.85 a Jacob Hoover d I c
atoo
655
600
3100
1
1000
2175
I3500
1700
1
S425
PUBLIC SALE
J. D. Merryman, will sell at public
auction nt hia residence in East
llillsboro, commencing at 2 o'clock
p. m. on Thursday, Deo 20, house
hold furniture, consisting ol bed
mom sets, dining room furniture
'etc
Several heavy taxpayer! are agi
tating tbe proposition of a heavy
road tax this year, and the pur
chase of two or three traction
engines and several dump rara for
hauling rock. The idea is to com
mence on tbe Cedar Mill or Bea
verton end of tbe road and build
this way, and, likewise, commence
on tbe Forest Grove end and work
this way, afterward taking np the
lateral roads. They will doubtless
take up the matter with the coun
ty court at tbe coming January
term. This way, the say, will give
permanent roads, something badly
needed.
Tbe Jerry from Kerry Company
ill play at the Crescent Theatre
next Wednesday, December 19. It
s a slap-bang laugh producer. Tbe
cimpany consists of eleven special
ly and comedy artiste. Lsual
pricee. Beats on sale at McCor
niick's. Tbe County court went to Tua
latin this week, in response to a
call from tbe people there who were
opposing tbe road proposition as
tieinz engineered by tbe electric
line. The county court met with
the railway officials and they
agreed to macadamize the road
running alongside tbe electric line,
IS feet in width, and for about a
half mile This satisfies tbe peo
ple and gives Tualatin tbe first
macadam road in a town in tbe
county.
Clearance sale of women's skirts
and craveneltes, children's suits,
gentlemen's suits, and if you want
bargain id these lines, call and
see us. Schulmericb Broe.
There is a good deal of specula
tion as to whether or not Sheriff
Connell has not gone back to Kan
sis City in tbe interests of the' For
est Grove bank robbery case, or the
Snyder murder affair. It it not
impossible, argue many, that he
has been subpoenaed to appear at
a witness in tbe libel suit brought
by George Perry against a Kansas
City newspaper for alleged libel.
Tbe attaches of tbe office bere say
that Sheriff Connell is io Eastern
Oregon on legal business.
Cranberries, nute, candies, Cga,
raisins, currants, plum pudding
and, in fact, everything that can
be found for a good Christmas din
ner, at R. H. Greer'e.
Crescent Theatre patrons will be
given a chance next Wednesday,
December 19, to witness a good
company in a farce comedy
Laughter from start to finish. Not
dull moment not a minute's
wait. This company has been un
der contract to appear here aince
May 12, and will be a rare treat.
Grand street parade Wednesday
afternoon. Uniformed orchestra
will make things lively during per
formance. Seats on sale at Mc
Cor nick's.
Schultuerieh Broe. are headquar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight miles in the last 30 days
Cheaper than lumber.
Capt. Collins succeeded in get
ting the new heating apparatus
working in tbe court house this
morning.
Don't forget the Jerry from Ker
ry company at the Crescent Thea
tre, next Wednesday night, Dec
It).
Greer's is the place to buy toys,
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at bis
farm 2 miles Norteast of Banks,
at ten a. in. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19
Span black mares, kind and gen
tie, 5 head of cattle, 2 cows giving
milk, 1 yearling heifer, fresh next
July; 2 calves, 6 months old, 1 23
wagon, 1 new top buggy, 1 2-horse
road cart, set double harness, 60
head Angora goats mower, hayrake,
plow, garden cultivator, barrow,
potato digger, hayrack, household
goods, and other things too numer
one to mention. Free lunch at
noon.
Terms of sale: All sums under
110 cash, over $10, 9 months' time
approved note at S per cent, in
terest.
JOHN W. POLAND.
G. W. Marsh, Auctioneer.
E. L. Nnylor, Clerk.
FOR RENT
Farm of sixty acres in cultivation
37 acres of this is in meadow: 64
acres in Winter oats; small tract
in tares, leaving but 15 acree to
put in next Spring. Will sell
along with the lease, 3 horses, 12
cows, and 25 tons hay in barn
some chop, oats and wheat, and
machinery and tools necessary to
run place. Place on milk route
and rural mail delivery, a good
bargain. Frank Wallace, Hills
boro, Ore., R. F. D. 2, 3 miles
southeast of Hillsboro and one
mile south from M inter Bridge.
LUNCH AND COFFEE HOUSE
Home style lunches at all hours
from 10 cents up Regular meals
at regular meal hours during the
week. Sunday, breakfast from
to 8:30. Noon meal, 12 to 1:30
Evening meal, 5:30 to 7 o'clock
In the Benson Bldg., Main Street
near Third D. K. Pizer.
E. C. Luce, with tbe 0
Co., was in town today.
C. M
Jas. Hoover waa Up from north
of Beaverton, today.
PROFUSION L.
F. A. UAI LEY, M. D.
Pbyairlan and .Snrffeou
Oftic Bailav-Mnnran tilwk. hmIain.
Room 12. 13 and IS. Kesltlanc 8011II1-
wi corner Bl!ne and Hc-junil Htrwis.
man - rnone.
S. T. LINKLATER, II. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OIBee npaUlrt over Tbe Delta Drnf Store
Rtaidrae last of Court Hows.
In Um corner of the block.
JAMES PHILUPK TAMIES1E, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8urgeon Bout hern Pacltte Railroad Co.
Consultation In French or English. Of
fice 11 rmiair. oyer L. M. Hoyj C'. utore.
norm aiae or Main (., HUUlsiro, Ur.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D-,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F.'A. Bailey.
Residence on corner Second and Oak 8tt
Oregon Phone Main 116.
UILLSBORO - OREGON
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7
j yj .u w-
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. W.llcWn Orr
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and U Morgan-Bailey Block,
si reel. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ORKUOJf
DR. A. A. BURRIS
MAGNETIC OSTEOPATH
HillBboro, Ore.
Diseases cured without drugs or surgery,
by Magnetic Osteopathy, the new ecieiice
of Dniglesa Healing. Chrome ease a
specialty. Consultation free. Office over
the City Bakery.
ft. 0mt0ms W. 0. Hmrm
DAGLEY A HARE
ATTOK-KKYS-aT-LaW
Booms 1 and 2 Skate Building
HILLSBOEO, . . OREGON.
VrrVWrWrWrrrrW
H. T. BAGfrLEY
ATTOiSkY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Poet Office,
HUkboro, , Oregoa(
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNE Y-AT-LAW
Rooms j, 4, ft , II org as Blk, HUlsbore.
lrrryrVrrrrrr
JOHN U. WALL
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Office UpeUln, Baiky Mergaa Block,
Rooms, i as! a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, Vp Stairs, Ceatral Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
W. D. HARE,
Attorney at-Law
Shuts BoMiig, Upstairi, Hillsboro, Ortguii
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
E. J, LYON8 B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Business. List your farm with
them and find a tale. They will treat
you right. Add your sale to our list.
Call in and see us.
Main Street,
Hillsboro, Or,
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write us
for particulars. Address 335 E. Mormon,
PORTLAND .... OREGON
IT. JR. imbriei
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
323 ABINGTON BUILDING
Portland . - Oregon
Q. to. HUNTER
Oomtrmotor mmd Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Flrmi Mef Mato. :
ftwaWanow, eeef wnef .
fUUtboro, - - OatfM.