HILLSBORO ARGUS, CEC SO, 1906
Itlanclie Wolford, Dauithtcr
ol llaiiy WolforJ, lend
kKt'CKHU TH AT SUB TOOK I'OlSUJi
r'.uiHy Lived lu tl i 1 1 Abot Mutton,
n Circa Mountain
Word was uroivfj hr yesterday
(list ltlanche Wolford, the nine
tfcii yrar old dauhinr of Harry
Wolford, residing on (Irtx n Moun
tain, luv Mux ton, coiiunlttt-d
milcid (hi Cirt t tliH wwk, by
(king iimifi. The family tivc in
ttm hills, mill there in no telephone
cointi.tiuicalioii, tul up to thin
morning Coroimr ltrowit had re
reivnl no word li nit the fatality.
Tho Wolford home Imriifil this
Kail aud the incident Ih supposed
I) have all'ictt-d ths (irl ' niiml,
tin king lnr ili'iHiiilxii(. Hr
mother died wwal yiar ago, and
the cliild ItHH Iwf n keeping houa
for her father, who ia a hard work
ing man,
Mr, dm. Nuwell, of tin city,
ha U-bii up to th Wolford home
lor leveral liny, aril alien aim re-
turna full articular ran baob
la I mil
MRS. LENA MORGAN
Mr I.ena NtUm Morgan died at
lii-r home near Arcade-school bniiee,
lecrmlcr l'i, 1'JtHi, liTf'd wa
horn in North lUk'ila. Dec '2(1,
1 HH I , rli inairiH.1 to J. V.
Morgan, l hi III), lS'.i'.l. M r hu
hand and mil child survive; aim
her tiiotlnr, f hi r brother and
three sil-r. Tim funeral services
wer imndiiclml hy ltev lUlknap,
of lillli)f.i, and ii.l'Tini'nt waft in
III Arcad i'i-iiii ti-ry, Monday.
If A Walker wh in Portland,
yrMerday.
For tale or rent: Tim butcher
Imp formerly run by S. J Hallo
way Ii.ipiire i f NeUon Hardware
Company.
Hit hard Wiby U honin t i ptnd
the Holidays with hi father. W
V. Wiley,
Cha. K. llnrri'tt. of (irrenville,
wa in the city yesterday, the gtie-t
of hi mother, Mr W, K. Hnrrett.
(telit' and Imv' c'othiug, full
line now in -Kith, Nathan A Ki
cher Sincerity make -at II. Web
rung A Hon.
r Tomorrow night the council will
meet to take up the mirk iiietion,
which carried no nearly iiiiaiiiiiiou,
election day.
Just arrived ltditm' an l gent
craveiiettee. latest from the east
Come early nud get your choice,
Bchulmerich Hroh.
County Clerk (l.idiiMn today !
oed a luarriiige Hcenn to Arthur
K. Beyer, of Thatcher, and Mi
Auna M. llnhb, of CentMrvillo.
Ham Hnrenmm, d near Fanning
ton, aud who wa injured down the
Columbia I iint Fall, h been re
loaded f(om the boepital and in now
at bunt, on hi ranch.
Don't forget to go to U II.
Urm' for your ChriMnnm pieHent
and receive Ire one Mr-cent bottle
of perfume with every $5.(K) coeh
purchane.
The I. U. ,v N. i running a
train every other day to Huxton
during the wet weather, The track
ii very soft in place, and there ia
no material to ballaxt until the
rail are laid Into the mountain.
Cranlierrie, nut, candied, fig,
raiHini, currant, plum pudding
nd, in fact, everything that can
be found for a good CbriHtmaa din
ner, at R. H. OreerV.
J. J. Bradley, the chief of the
Marysville, Cal., Ilro department,
nd whose Injury at the recent lire
at that place wa reported in the
aianciated prH, ih a coiihui of Mr
V. Connell, of this city.
The Oregon Condensed Milk
Company ha contrnuUd with the
Hillahoro Lumbir t'Dmpany to
take their entiro output of wlab
wood from the mill at Hhe foot of
Third Htreel. The wood ia to be
used in firing the big boiler of the
company,
Clearance .ile of women'o ekirts
and cravenotte, children'M suit,
gentlemen's ouitrt, and if you want
a bargain In thne linen, call and
eee ub. Bchulmnrioh Broe,
Harry Bowman, Earl Doneleon,
and several of the Corvalli Htu
.dents from thi Koction, are to be
home the laBtof the wuek. to ftpend
the Holiday vacation. Frank and
Mies Grace Connell, of (ilencoe,
and Mi (S race Btth will alwi be
down for r the ChriHl limn feotivitiep.
There ii a growing demand that
Fir strvtt, between Hooond and
First ba! clanked, and then on
down First to the freight depot
The hauling between town and
depot iH getting to bo enormous,
and will grow mob. year. Thi
planking would give a plank road
from town to the truck and would
he a grwit convenience There is
little likelihood of the freight depot
.'KniDg changed, even if the passen
ger depot is taken to between
ti econd & Third.
J. 1). Thoniaa, formerly of tbial
city, where ha wa rat!, writes
the following latter to the Cosmo
politan, anent the anti-ch'ld labor
agitation being conducted in it at
col u in n : "I am vary glad to loam
that the Cimiiiopolitun ha taken
up thi gmxl work. I am only too
familiar with the demoralizing in
lltienceof child lalxir. lam hut
twenty-four yoara ol age, but hava
been traveling on th road for tha
paat ii yean. Thla time I have
traveled over the following elate
and territories: Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, California, Arizona,
Nw Mexico, Iudiao Territory, Vir
ginia, Weet Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware, and Pennsylvania. My
work ha taken me through a great
many of the factorial of these slates.
In the atalea of Virginia, Weat
Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and
I'ennevlvanla aniall children who
should be at school are often aeen
in the factories doing the work of
men."
The following is a fee simile of a
telegram received hy the Nelon
Hardware Company, on December
IS:
"Will arrive at your atore Batur
lay, Deo. 22 at tni o'clock a. ui.,
to remain one day.
Santa Claus."
Mies Adelaide Cawr, daughter
of Jo. Cawrae, of near Cenlerville,
while burning a lot of piper and
rubbih the other day, wa severely
hot by the explosion of a shotgun
cartridge, which wa in the mas ol
reluee. I he hot entered her face,
her brrat and her lower limbs, and
Ihe attending physiciau, Dr. H. T.
I.inklater, thinks it miraculous
that she did not get struck in her
eye, mim lawrse is getting along
nicety although the wounds are
very painful. The patient advise
others to look out for loaded shells
when they buru refuse.
For Rale: A number of shoats,
never! sow, and some young pig.
Bowlliy Brothers, 2) miles south
west of llilmboro. Address, Cor
nelius, Ore., R. F. D. 2. Also reg
ilered I'oland China boar, 18
mouth old,
The city council met Tuesday
night and levied a four and hall
mill tax, which wll raise about
I2.7IX), as a general tax. The
park fund will probably be taken
up tomorrow night, when the coun
cil again meets to either buy the
Shuie park, or reject the proposi
tion. 1 he bids ou the wood were
disposed ol by awarding 1,000
cords to John Masters, the price
btiing f2.ti.r iter cord. II. D.
.Hchmeltzer bid 'l (10 per cord, and
the bid for elabwood, in lieu of fir,
was f 1 IK) per cord.
Henry Hotcbkis, sged, 21 years,
lied of tuberculosis, Friday, De
cember H. at the home of his par
ents, A. B. Ilotohkiss and wile,
near Bacona. Deceased was born
at Oault, Mo., Feb. 1G, ISS5.
If you want to tile your place,
gel figure from the uroner A
Howell Company, of Scholia. We
are in largest manuiaciurers oi
dr iin tile in the county, and have
sold our piodoct far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Spring,
get our figure of brick, building
blocks etc n also furnish lum
ber, rough and dressed, of all
kind, and deliver if required, in
eullicient quantities. Address us
it HillHboro, R. F. I). No. 2.
Pie Social: There will be a pie
social at the Shute school house,
Friday evening, December 28.
tiiveu by ihe Oem Literary Society
Kverybody come. Ladies please
hring pies.
The Jerry from Kerry Company
played to a satislled audience last
night. Ihe oast was a great deal
heller than the usual, and no one
wanted "Money Back."
Services at the M. 1C. church
Sunday morning, 11 o'clock. Sub
ject, "The Visit of the Wise Men."
livening service, 7:110; subject,
"The Name That is Above Every
Name."
Conailete line of black cotton
hosiery just arrived. The best hog
iery on the market. Schulmerioh
Bros.
Morning service at the Congre
national church, 11a.m.; subject
of sermon, "The Coming of Christ."
Evening service at 7:30; subject,
"The CrusadorB."
The Willis Hardware Company,
of Banks, has purchased the Banks
Feed Store, and now carries a full
line of stock supplies, poultry sup
plies, etc
Wanted: Stock bogs weighing
from 80 pounds upward; also sheep.
J. G, Haines, Beaver ton, Oregon,
Independent phone.
The Witch Hazel basket social,
which was advertised for Deoemlier
21 has been postponed to January
5, Saturday night.
Free! Free! Free I With every
:f 3 00 cash purchase, one 25-cent
bottle of perfume, at R. It. Ureer s
K. Ryan, of Newherg, was over
Monday, on probate business.
Christmas dance at the Hillsboro
Opera House, Tuesday evening,
Dec 2fl, 15)00.
For sale: Eight milk oowe, ill
fresh, and other oows, fresh Boon.
Siogenthuler Bros., Beaverton.
Closing out sale In millinery on
Corner Third & Main, in front of
the Dr. Tamiesie reideuoe.
GIVE IT ANOTHER TRY,
IWullli!
Another l llort Will Ik Made
to Organize at Ilillshoro
LAST MEETING WAS A FAILURE
Saturday, Dncuiber H), Mvw Set Fur
Big Meeting
The fruit meeting of 11 Saturday
failed to materialize owing to alio)
attendance, the dates having been
mixed several time. The week
before there was a large number in
town and there was no meeting,
owing to a conflict in the date of
another call at which Inspector
Harris was preent. List Satur
day Mr. Harris deoided to give
plenty of notice and have a rousing
meeting.
It was decided to have an or
ganization erfected here on Sat
urday, December 2'.), at 1:00 in the
afternoon. I nonet-tor Harri will
be here, and will make a practical
demonstration on some of the near
by orchard. Mr. Harris mrans
btmine thi year, and if you have
an orchard it will be well to at
tend. A horticultural Imard will
be organized and oflicers elected.
Do not fail to attend.
REAL ESTATE -TRANSFERS
Klia 8 Wliin lipr to I' P.irt,ke Ho
acre in kc j t i u 4 w fSn
Julio X Smith et u lo I'lurltn S-
lirrne ii am- in K S 'f upper il 1
c t l 4 w 6r.W
Tuliiu ITt'tuiig to K M llriilrl w1,
ol n t V ,S of n w cc j t
i ii 5 w 71K1
Willium K Hurri el in lit I, VV
l:inli-r(Ml j ni-r- in Wilii 1111
Mtolte dieting w 311
Julin A Striplin to I't.inlt Ki ll
70 airvt hcc JX tin w 1KS7
Frank Ki-li to Joseph JikwU-ii name no
above. ixi
J I. Irving et 11 x to Ja T Xewlwrry
l-ift arre k-c a I 1 n 4 w 151
Alln-rt A Mrail to UwisII llulUr.ict
111 kc 4 t 11 4 w in llimton 35"
John W Fuiiua et ux to lull 11 A
Tliornliur;ti et til pHrt of IjUx k 6
h"oret 11 rove 151m
VVui lUiilt i-t ux to Ailrinii M1-C11I-
mrn loin 6, 7 i(c 8 lilix-k N Went
I'oillutiil lleiglitK 10
Nancy I Pmik ct ul to Koltt M
Itatiki trui t 111 m c 31 t a 11 3 w 111
ttankn. 75
Jotin Ili'iuU-rwm to iMwanl Ik-nsoii
37.SJ actv in Jitcoti Hoover il 1 c
t 1 ti w 3425
Rebecca Miller to Kiunu AlU-rts
1 19 45 oorrs st-c as t J tl 3 w iw
r C l'uli to Wm A Hays tnicl 111 S
Coast Add llilUlniro 315
A II Kuril V lo Krm-st Km-tly 4. 27-
luo acrrii in Ceo KicliunlMin il I c t 2
1 w 6011
w-pll l.iiUnlritt t't ux to Win V.
limine et ux 67 acre in -cs 14 &
11 t i n 4 w 1S50
The Title (itiamntee. & Trust Co to
M B Kunkiii all of wr 99, K S st-c
30 n t -c 31 w H of s e '4 m c
3J t 4 11 S w ami e of 11 w , g
w M of n e o 'i of s w '4 m-c
8, & u e 5,' , e U" it 11 i of 11 w
cc 17 t 3 11 s w 1
KJ I.yon to tieo M Ilunter 46-iiK)
acre III I Ki-lary it 1 c 350
Cintlia A BurrU lly Ailuis) to John
IUh ki-r Ir lots 14, 15 it 16 bliH-k 1
Norllisiik- aild IhllslHiro 675
Chria Johnson et ux to The lViu-e
CnmiMiiv lb acres sec 11 t 1 11 1 w 650
Jas W Ilcuilcisou it ux to Tlminas
Howe tract 111 soutli const aoil
Ilillsluiro , tooo
Thus Howe rt ux to Jas V lti-ndi-r-
soii tract 111 l iorvii-w aoil llillslioroib;5
Nancv I Hanks to Pacific K11ilw.1v -
Navigation Co tract in tec 31 t 1
11 s w . 130
Carl Hurvmiiii et ux to Murk 11
Bump 1 bo acrrs st-c 34 tins w...
Wm Graf to Fred SchuU, Henry l'.il-
igar anil wm Sclinutt, roailwity
Wui Graf to S Karl, 1 acre 5S nxls
A null donation
Nancy Hanks to Cecilia llranl, lot 3
blk a Hunks , 73
J D Rixle to I. I. Iliilliini, 2.47 ncrvs
Klkanah Walker il 1 c 600
Nancy Banks to V R it X R 1!, sta
tion Krouiul, etc, at lkiuks 1
C lf Barrett to U V IJonlec 7,'i ncrvs
sec I, t 3 r 2 w 200
Wm Davis to J F Love, 46 a sec 14 t
I 11 r 4 w 3500
Geo A Morgiin to l.eo II ill f4 a see
3 t a a r 3 w- 5
W N Honrs to cehx Verhocveii, lots
5 anil 6 lilk 10 S l'ml Forest Grove 21x1
Muthilile IVilerseu to J S Thompson,
tract in lot 3 blk I Forest Grow...
Jennie Winters to K J Lyons, lots 3
anil 4 blk 2 Humphreys ail H0O...1500
Rout llariliu to Kliiontli J ljtinbert
V a sec 31 t I 11 r 3 w I
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 7
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. I'izer.
Advertised Letters
r.imn Anderson, Mrs R S Alexander,
Miss I.oln lliililwin, Mr I.mlwig Hraim,
Benjamin Bouclitml, Miss Ittta Beacon,
Miss Maggie Bergman, Oscar Brown,
losiuh Cooper, l)r Urling C Coe, liev. K
K Dunliip, (1) Miss Kittie Kooril, All
Funk, Mri- Sr Froenion, l'ete. C.ariluer,
John I Invites, Ainiel Ilitnke, Frank V
llnrley, Miss Rose Heller, Ilentian &
Sons, Adolph Hansen, Rolit Krnger, V
I.yro, J I) Mohlen, 1, M J MeUregnor,
Al Mctoml, O II McUrasey, Norniuii
Hayes, M Peterson, Mrs. 8 j Patterson,
Franklin Perkins, K O radon II O
Phillips, Glenn Reeder, B R Raymond,
Luther Thompson, Mids Lydia Stroller,
Mrs. Leona f nrnicr, Miss Susie Tage,
Miss Pauline Teacy, Mr. Wood (Hop
Dealer) f.d Warren, J rrauklin, Andrew
Weber, Miss Anna kernel.
B. P. Cornelius, P. M.
Greer's is the place to buy toys.
Puritan oil beaters. Charles A.
Lam kin Co.
C. K. Kliorey, of Muuntaiodale,
was in town Monday.
LatnpH, both banging and stand,
at (ireer'e.
U. II. finer was a I'ortland vis
itor yesUirday.
Win. Aiton, of Cornelius, was in
the city Monday.
Herman Collier, of Scholls, was
in town Wtdnesdty.
U. II. Harris, of Cornelius, was
an Argus caller Tuesday.
F. L Brown, of Laurel, was in
the city Tuesday morning.
David Ueghitto was up from
Beaverton the lat of the week.
Born,' to Mr. and Mr. 11. L.
Bears, of Hillnhoro, Dec. 8, a eon.
C. W. Loudon and wife were in
from beyond (ilencoe this morning.
Don't fail to see Grper's stock be
fore you buy your Christmas pres
ents.
Born, to Henry Ktofler and wife,
of near Bethany, Due. 1, 1 '.();, a
sin.
Bim, to Henry Vandolem and
wifo, of near Bmke, December 15,
l'.MMi, a son.
Christmas dance at the Hillboro
Opera Houfe, Tuesday evening,
D.c. 25, l'JOii.
The (0 icett advertised at the M.
E. Church Tuesday evening failed
to materialize.
Born, Decerubrr 5, iHOf., to Ira
C. Hampton and wife, cf Forest
lirove, a son.
Born, Novenilier 21, LMIC, to
John Caldwrli and wife, of Man
ning, a daughter.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Kxcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Clem Hhaner, tho North I'lains
boiseinan, was in town today, and
called on the Argus.
L. I). Halderiusn, of Reedville,
was in tonn yesterday on husinese
r
Il.liel.oro, U. rTTTrIrirnr-afT
be ho! Is.
Toys at a bargain. John Pen
n;s bas a line of Christmas toys
which he is ollWing at greatly re
duced prices.
Mrs. Miltenberger, of Tigardville,
was in the city the ti ret of the
week, the guept of her son, J. L
Milton terger.
The M. E. Sunday School will
give an entertainment and Christ
oias tree at the church, Monday
night, Dec. 21.
Died: At Mounlaindale, De
cember 18, l!KW, infant child, aged
4 days, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Gabriel Essner.
For pale: Pigs just weaned;
weigh from 30 to 40 pounds
Thus. Connell, Hillsboro, R. F. D.
3, ranch near Glencoe.
Richard Baldra and wife went to
i'ortland toilay, to spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Baldra's mother,
Aunt Angeline Catching.
The EsBtern Star and Masonic
orders will have joint installation
at the Masonic Hall, on the eve
ning of St. Johns. Dav, December
27.
Sale of useful and fancy articles,
Bailable for Christmas gifts, all
day, Friday, December 21, by the
Episcopal Guild, at the home of
Mrs. C. W. Rollins.
Physicians report an epidemic xif
whooping cough near Bethany, Ce
dar Mill and Phillips. No fatali
ties have resulted and the trouble
seems to be abating.
Cornelius Rlaser has returned
from Tillamook, where he has been
working for the P. R. & N. He
will remain until after the Holi
days, and then go in again.
L. W. House baB finished a boat
for a few of the town boys, and as
noon as the machinery arrives from
the pant the launch will be placed
on Jackson Bottom.
The delinquent list publication
appears this week in the Argus and
Independent. Ihe amount is in
excess of last year, although there
are a few less tracts, upon actual
count.
George A. Wolf, of Humboldt,
Cal., arrived Wednesday evening,
and is the guest of his parer ts,
Wm. Wolf and wife, of North
Hillsboro. Ho expects to make
Oregon his borne.
There will be a Fchool meeting
at the public school buildine ou
Wednesday, Di camber 2G, at 1.30
p. ui., lor the purpose of voting for
or against a nine months school
and for or against reducing the out
standing indebtedness.
School teachers contemplating
exercises should first visit the Den
of Sweets ami ascertain their prices
and look over the many varieties
of candy that are being made up
fresh and pure. We are sure we
can please you. Den of Sweets
Maaqunrade ball, at W, O. W
Hall, Glencoe, on Friday night
December 28 Tickets, including
oyster supper, $1.00; spectators, 25
cents. There will be four prizes
given two for the best sustained
characters, and two for the most
comical characters. Walkers or
cbeBtra. Everybody invited.
Kxpccts t I-nter Practice of
Law in Portland
U ILL CO INTO CA KEY'S OFFICE
Washington Couotr Aitoroty, Job U.
Wall, May get Place
Il is stated on good authority that
Harrinon Allen, District Attorney,
will resign Lis office about Janu
ary 1 to join the law firm of which
Cbas. Carey is a member, with of
fices in Portland. Mr. Allen has
given eminent satisfaction, and bis
term would have held until the
next general election.
It is stated that Governor Cham
berlain has consulted with Allen
in regards to the proposed resigna
tion, and Chamberlain has agreed
to permit Mr. Alleo's old deputies
to stay. The Governor, it is said,
want the new District Attorney to
come from Washington Counly.nnd
it is stated en good authority that
John M. Wall has been selected as
the man to succeed Mr. Allen Mr.
Wall has been practicing law in
Hillsboro for a number of years,
having studied in the law office of
B. B. Huston. He is high in the
Pythian Grand Body of the state,
and bos a large acquaintance over
the judical dintrict. If the change
is iiti.dit Wall will inof t likily get
the 1 1 11 'ii . It i ulso said that the
judicial district is up fir division,
and lint Washington and ( licka
nia c until- will b put in one
and Cilu in hi a and Clatt-op in the
oth'-r.
CREP3-RUFLI
Married, at the M. K parsonage.
Hilt-bom. Wednisd&r. Pic-Mjiber
lil, IUv I! Iknnp oflicistinf
MILLARD CHAPMAN
On
Wedm-sdsv morning, Decern
11). I'.hXI "Miss Ada Ilrniee
her
Chapman, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Chapman, waB
united in marriage to Mr. Cha. G.
Millard, of Portland, Rev. A. Rob
inson otuciating l ne wedding
took place at the home of the
bride's parents at Weet Union.
After the ceremony the wedding
party was seated to a wedding
breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Millard
leparted on the evening passenger
for Portland, where they at once
commenced housekeeping. The
happy couple have the beBl wishes
of a large circle of friends.
WOLFE MERRILL
One of the prettiest weddings of
the season took place in Cornelius,
Sunday, Dec. 16, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Merrill when
their daughter Alta was united in
marriage to Mr. bcott Welle, a
popular young man of this county,
n the presence of about thirty in
timate friends and relatives.
At two o'clock the bridal parly
entered the parlors to the Btrains
of the wedding march played by
Miss bcbolneld, and were met un
der a bower of English Ivy by
Rev. Exon who performed the cere
mooy, during whiott Aliss Hender
son rendered "0 Promise Me."
The bride was winsome in
drees of ivory white taffeta silk
with yoke of duchess lace and car
rying a beautiful bouquet of brides
roses.
The rooms were tastefully deco'
rated with trailioe vines, ferns,
mistletoe and carnations. After
an elaborate wedding dinner Mr.
nd M-s. Wolfs left on the four
o'clock traiu for an extended wed
ding trip. The popularity of the
young couple was evidenced by the
numerous and valuable gifts re
ceivrd.
FOR RENT
Farm of sixty acres in cultivation
37 acres of this is in meadow; 61
acres in Winter oats; small tract
in tares, leaving but 15 acres to
put in next Spring. Will Bell
alone with the lease, 3 horses, 12
cows, and z tons nay in Darn
some chop, oats and wheat, and
machinery and tools necessary to
run place. Plane on milk route
and rural mail delivery, a good
bargain. Frank Wallace, Hills
boro, Ore., R F. 1). 2, 3i miles
southeast of Hillsboro and one
mile south from Mioter Bridge.
Argus and Journal, $1 75,
J. N. Fliypsn, of Buxton, was in
town Wednesday.
Straved: 35 head Angora goats
2 billies, 12 unmarked kids. Others
marked with hog ring in ear. Ke
ward for information leading to
their recovery. Dr. A. 15 Bailey.
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia end you will
try them again and again.
We sell a complete line of stoves
and ranges, hardware, tinware,
crockery, ete. Come and tee them
and get prices before purchasing.
Prof. B. W. Baroea was a Port
land visitor yesterday, and while
there visited the manual training
department in schools. He will
talk the matter of a manual train
ing department with the Hillsboro
Board in the near future. Forest
Grove has already decided to have
such a department, bat it is bard
to Gnd an instructor at this time.
The boys, commencing with the
Fifth Grade, are taught wood work
and the girls are given lessons in
needle work. School authorities
say that these departments add a
great interest to the schools and
are the redemption of many pupils
who are otherwise a source of much
trouble and anxiety.
The rains of Tuesday, yesterday
and today, have been very heavy
and high water will surely result.
Washington County, however, oth
er than making the road soft, will
experience no ill results, aa the
cleaning out of the Tualatin in the
year of 1S95 and 1806 has stopped
the backwater, giving a lower high
water level in the river and its
tributaries. The last real damage
by high water waa in January,
1905, when the county lost $12,000
by bridges being washed out.
Santa Claus will arrive at the
store of the Nelson Hardware Core
panv at ten o'clock, Saturday, with
a full stock of presents to be given
away to all boys and girls.
Phoenicia Temple No. 10, Rath
bone Sisters, met last Friday night
aod elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: P. C, Mrs.
L H. Barrett: M. E C . Mrs. Car
rie Moore; E. 8., Mrs. II. R Davit;
E. J., Mrs. Dora Nelson; Manager,
Mrs. Orpba Carlils; M. ef F , Mrs.
Mary House; M. of R. and C, Mrs.
Elsie Scbolmerich; Protector, Mrs.
Margaret Mc Kinney: Guard, Mrs.
Lena Roundy; Trustee, Mrs. 8usie
Morgan.
On January 8-9-10 the State
Horticultural Society will meet in
Portland, and Washington's coun
ty proximity should give it a good
-LUUendance.
By all means become
you wish to compev
be a member of the association
To become a member send E. R.
Lake, Secretary, Corvallis, $1 and
he will send you a certificate of
membership.
Hon. Geo. H. Williams, over 82
years of age, and former U. S. Sen
ator and U. S. attorney general un
der Grant, writes Clerk Godman,
aeking for the circuit court clerks
during Judge Olney's incumbency
in the fifties. Clerk Godman sent
him the names of Wm. Geiger Jr ,
W. S. Caldwell and Hon. W. D
Hare, of this city.
Mrs. Agnes Campbell Gowan will
be at the Greenhouse Wednesdays
and Saturdays of each week, here
after, to sell out the remainder of
the shrubbery, plants, etc. Patrons
will please take notice. Every
thing going at a sacrifice. Here is
the chance to get shrubbery for lit
tle or nothing.
Probate: Jan. 21 eet for hearing
final account of estate of Martha
Colfelt, deceased; estate of John B
Smith, late of Forest Grove, ap
praised at 115 560 55, real estate
valued at $8000 and peuonal prop
erty at $7,560.55; Monday, Jan. 21,
190i set for final account of estate
of Cyntbia A Burris.
Mr. John Wilkins, of the Neha-
lem, and Miss Lena Haas, of Hills
boro, were united in marriage at
the home of the bride's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Ulrica Haas, December
17, 1906, Rev. S. J. Lindsay, of the
United Evangelical Church ofhci
ating.
At R. L. Cate's office, 226 Stark
Street, Portland, can be found the
choicest buys of residence and busi
ness property in the city of Port
land. He handles the celebrated
Hawthorne Estate lota. Telephone
Exchange iO.
The Presbyterians of Tualatin
Plains will have a Christmas Tree
and exercises next Monday evening.
Reedville services next Sabbath
at 3:30. The new church bell may
ring, but services will be held in
the school house.
We carrv the best shoe on the
market for the money. W. L
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. H. Wehrung & Sons
For sale: 40 acres of brush
land, easily cleared, near Kalama
Wash. Running water on place,
Time miles from county seat.
Goes at $10 per acre. A. Paul
meier. Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D. 2
See our Juliets alt colors
pair of these bouse slippers makes
a useful Christmas present. Jobn
Dennis carries the finest line in the
city.
John Dennis has a splendid line
of Japanese ware, including vases
dishes, jardinieres, fancy boxes
etc. Nothing nicer for a Christ
mas present.
C. LeRoy Heineck and Miss Effie
Messinger, both of Laurel, were
granted license to wed by County
Clerk Godman, Deo, 15.
Schulmerich Bros, are headquar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight miles in the last 30 days.
Cheaper than lumber.
Geo. Harrow, of Weat Hillsboro,
as an Argus caller Monday.
PROFESSIONAL.
F.A. BAILEY, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon
Ortic BnHay-Morgan Murk, npntair.
Rooms 12. 1.1 and l. KesliUnrs 8011th-
wst corner Badlln and bund Html.
Both 'Phones.
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S. T. LINKLATER, It. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlo apuUlrs over Tb Delta Drug Htor
BMiilene Kaat of Court Honm,
In tha corner of the block.
JAKES PHILLIP K TAMIESIK, M. l.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8oriron Southern Pacific Railroad ('.
Coiiaoltation in French or English, of
fice npetaira. over L. II. Hojri to'i. store,
north side of Main Hi., HUlalioro, Or.
F.J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on corner Second and Oak 8t
Oregon Phone Main lis.
HILLSBORO ... OKEOOS
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ------ OREUON
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DR. A. A. BURRIS
MAGNETIC OSTEOPATH
Hillsboro, Ore.
Disease cored without drills or snrirery,
by Magnetic Oateojiatby, the new sciem-a
of Drugle-a Healing. Chrome i-iutes a
specially. Consulution free. Ofllce oer
the City Bakery.
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Rooms 1 and t Skate Balldlng
HILLS BO &Oi . t OB EGOS.
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H. T. BAGLEY
ATTOUKY-AX-LAW
Office, apatairs, over the Post Office,
HUlabeco, Orfgoa.
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room j, 4. t Uorgaa Blk, HUlabei.
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JOHN 11. WALL
A.TTORN B V-AT-LA W
Office Upetaln, Balky Hcrgaa Block,
Rooms, i aai a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Csatral Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
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W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Shale Building, CpUin, HiMoro, Ortgut
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THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
S. J, LYONS B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Business, ust your larm wun
them and find a sale. They will treat
you right. Add your sale to our list.
Call in aud see us.
Main Street,
HillBboro,
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, anil all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write u
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lor immuutarB. auuivm ij u. Ail." i inn m,
PORTLAND : - - OREGON
: T. R. Imbrie i
Q.KI. HUNTER
Contractor mmd Bulldm
Estimate given on all classes of building
Flraf Mf .
safe
KUbboro.
- Oregon
Scbulatorich Broa.
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