HILLSBORO ARGUS, CEC 97, 1904
HiOI
CAUSES
II
Report That lUancho Wol
ford Died. Sot True
SAYS SUE NtVtK l'0K ANY POISON
1
a Feci jadi
V
Dung Woman
ignaat Over
ClfCUIUtM
The rort that Miss slaiube Wol-
and which was pui.uiie.i botn id
Washington ami Muitemun ooun-
limi was tntirelv withtit louiiJa-
ti... and hae caused tat young
. I u .v.., rt... .........
lady much annoyance. The pa r.
published the story i ilulHexhi,,lti of inof,!! kindalnd
good faith, as both the Meet u rove
rentrela had heard the lory, and
it alto came in from nlr Moun-
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maiue' rr . : ' T .""
irienun ui mv uuu'j m' i-v iu
Ij l thrt l.lAll II lu lllJ.nil.l lM I
,0,1.. ... , l v.a,,
loiB cuy, rinK n"'' A1""1'''
The report ol nor uewn rj? to
broutiu me lame ;cua nuei'.iw 10
uoe, not even the Peweit uly
here hail cause to iiouni us
tioity.- -Visa Uoilorn ae ae.,iy
auurriiiR, uuu.
neari,,fu f - -'""if
tbetirseiine paperaeuner oaw-r
paWetay or unable lo Not,.
It w one of tbiwe u-ifortuot,
rumo a tiat will get . roaa ana y,
nMviknHtii all it uh mliKil the art I
clea h good faith. Thia ie prolmK J K Hedge, for many yeare a
the lrt Instance in the count 'e-ident of near Tualatin, where be
wbee a !yi.m g woman lua r baa beu engaged in farming, wae
t. 4iti,rv lw.f.,rH Nlm araritiup yraterday, and called on tbe
foraiuiidi'r.aktr How the etoj
waatarm.l n. oue can tiud oi'"oe oi wmcn w iu aiiomer
waatarietl ni oue can bud ou1""10 01 wl
but Itl'uV" lo ay it baa raue.l nlmun, and
great rl annoyauce to MuV'ortlaud lo
WolfQi. ' "Jeexpecta to
! ; ,FOR RENT
V- ,
Farm nfxty acrxa in cultivation;
37 ai'Mof thia ie in . meaitow; o
acree m ioiar cats; email tract
in tari leaving but 15 ucret lo
put iiinext Hpritig. Will eell,
atoug ih the lt-ane, 3 horeee, 12
cows, kl 2f"i tons hay in barn,
eome fcp, out a aud wheat, and
utachiif an l tode nece aeary to
run pli. .llace on milk route
and ti mail delivery, a good
bargail Frank Wallace, If il In
boro, U HI F 1). 2, 3J( milee
aoutbei of "tllilleboro and one
mile sa from M inter Bridge.
MONTHS SCHOOL
But futeoold" attended the dil
tric 4d Miieeting Wedneeday
afierni-and'ihiH waa a meeting
to trait buNineee for a large die
trict, fjrug lindndij of tliiKlrfii
aad da it? a Valuation of nearly
a niilltdollaty -aud theiie four
repreeel -tbjee votuxil ollicera
and a lor., A levy of 3 mills
waa mind titie will afi'ord a tax
or abo.7tU, The district will
probaliil ' f ;!,.r)00 from the coun
ty ande,' tr.aking a grxnd total
of td.lS It win voted lo pay oil'
a bondhe'etiin'of $l,tKK). The
diitriotea fttOftO on the olj
bondeef, ami '2,.'!U) nf war
rants the annex, built lat
year. finarrr'' are fully $500
better tbf ire ttiia lime lant
year, ere i .KJ in the treie
ury, wit w .-about depleted in
Drceq 1 & One bond of
Iff ft pajdf off during tbe
ciKr, '
1 U
LORNI) COFFEE HOUSE
iHoflBf lunche a all hotire,
. uotn nts up Regular meale
MkreKri.V hnurrduring the
jJek.Vlay, -V-" '
w weieclu
pretent mme
kfeaaraattir.Mi-'
Janea lme'
Jot SweW
rtcBSu!"rti -
Hire, Joii
H Wetvnn 1 1
r
a""" attr
' 1 i
nWa BLU
Mice Wet ,
ein.Amy I!,'1,
... in, -rlef-ilv
I beela, liutli i
. Kood repiilr;
it, u a Well
Billed iiluw,
arns, all yoiiti
nay m Iwrn,
v, anil oils;
an Uusliela
llrown l.tit
Uiviilor, lame
o numerous
and nnder,
yenr a time,
at n per
cash over
i t IU U 1 l'4t3t
ifinlluil of the
fieMe niinil-
lili'd hy ILT
iU f Wavul
liu any I n ii i.
U viilut'd at
(1.
KUiinliati of
Moore,
ItinniHtarator
H Mills,
Trr-"iai in I
B.
I
f i as l
ml
r er n I
Mil yr ('
1 1 Jl
J Mill
The State Board of Education I
hae Mia dales for tahth grade s
euiiuatiom (or the county schools,
and Supt, Case hae selected Janu
ary 24 and 25: May 10 mi J 17; md
Juue 13 end H. Yeu tefure last
there were 171 gradu it a, and last
year ibete were HU. tiuitt. Can !(
Irving to interval tba publio iu
county high school. Thia uiust be
decided by a vole of tha people at
a general election, or speoisl elec
lion railed for tha purpose. The
expense of tha 8 b grade examina
tions and tha keiing up the t)lb
grades would go a long ways to
ward keeplug up a county high
school.
Horticultural Society will meet In
Portland, and Washington a couu
ly proximity should give it a good
attendance. By all means become
member of thin society ii you
L( h There will be
if you with to compete you must
a member of tha association
T become a member send IC It.
Lake, Secretary, Corvallts, I and
he will send you certificate of
mrruliersbip
. W
jyo( wot t(lil your llUc-
get figures from the Uroner &
Kowell Colupan (0f abulia. We
, r, lhe , t ltu,,fctuiere of
jmb ,ile in tnp wuotti od h,w
j j our pMHMot f,r ,nd jj9i if
you,r6goiog ,0 bui, ,he s,rng.
elour figure of brick, Imililing
bhwkaeto. We alto furuieb lum
hvt ruUgh and dreaed, of all
knJ tnJ J-Ww J( reHuireil, in
iunipimU ..otm,,. Addreea ua
ftl Hjboro Rt Fi ,, No. 2.
Argue. He ie going lo have a fate,
win iiud move io
fcbonl. hi children.
to leturn in about two
Mauerada ball, at W. OJ.
II. (Ilenooe, on rrniay oignt.
comber 2S Ticketa, including
ter eupper, 11.00; apeclatora, 25
t. There will 1 four pritea
o two for lbs beat euotained
chMcterf, and two for tbe moat
col-l cbaractere. Walker'a or-
chlta. KverybtHiy invited.
Aaaullful and Inlereating aer
vWaa held at the Tualatin
i'lai Preabyterian church laal
Montr evening, in connection
with he Cbriatniaa tree, and al
thought waa wel weatbrr there
waa a l td erowd. Ueedville aer
vicea n Sunday, io the after
noon aj;j;3U, Cordial welcome to
every l"jr.
At u Cate'i office, 220 Btark
Street, mlaud, can be fouod tbe
choicest lya of realdeoce and buai
ueea proWty in the city of Port
land. Ill handles tbe celebrated
IUwlhorn,KuteloU. Telephone
Kxcbanf K 'J
J. B.l
yeeterdu(
new I'ret
labed at
Holland 1
Monday
cepted th
Clearail
aud cravf
gentlemen'
a bargain,
ee ua W
Max" CI
it Rerdville, waa up
)ing fuuda for the
cburoh Juat fin
town. Contractor
laat week, and on
rd ol truateea ae-
of women'a aklrta
(cbildreii'e kuita,
and If you want
it . .. i
and
b liroe.
ft
baa finished ex-
Sbooke, and will
r tbe inapectiou
ileaionera at the
pertiug 111
make his I
of tbe couif
January t ,J
Tbe Will ,
of Bank, IM ,
Feed Stored r
line of bUw ' '
plie8Letc
unty court. ,
Iware Company,
tiaed the Unnka
bw carnal a run
,aup
tbe
rourun, ' win
unday morning,
i ,
n(f an ad
Urt
m
fi-naoiat iotereat
will bedrli
ij 'At tbe Ilillabn
ro churii, in
fwwiklly iovj
fening. All are
Wanted:
hogs ' weighing
ard; alaoabeep.
Norton, Oregon,
f.
t t liollda;
Compm.
hosiery just
iery on the
Bros. Morning a
gational : ch
Backward O
... '(;k cotton
the best bos-
ESchulmerich
t. tha Congre
Bunday: "A
jeot: "aod,i
nyenwg suit
ber." The Witch
I 'basket sooial,
which was ad
il for December
21 baa been 1
Ied to January
Jr, cf Amity,
ttiristraas with
In n...i. .
h, Saturday c
Mies Hatti
was down to
her mother,
Closing out
hlnillinery on
Corner Third
the Dr. Tamia
n in front of
nence,
the Bose A t
er- from near
V.itl, last even'
Argus.-'
ing, and called
Are you a j
? Then call
for the Scbilli
iioellencia
Oregon manufi
Sheriff Con
Christmas at
Id wife spent
jlsansr borne,
above Mountai
Puritan oil
Lamkin Oo.
'C-tJ -Vbarles A.
V
roOuTS COMMITMENT
WAS DEFECTIVE
Lincoln (iclger, of Gu nclius,
Evades Sentence
TBI FIRST SLOT MACHINK CASK
ulit Flub Uakea Error la 1'iipcr
Scat tt rjbriff
Mnc do Geiger, who la a partner iu
the saloon buaiueia at Curneliua,
waa tried before Juelice II. 0.
Fitch, Monday, for running riot
machine in hla saloon, and waa
found guilty. Judge Fitch erit
tenced bin) in jail for a fine and
coats, and this !win contrary to
law Sheriff Counell'a ollii-e did not
cKtae the door on Mr. (leiger, hot
permitted him to go home, Tbe
Supreme Court hae divided that a
man can not be jliml for cohIh,
thia Iwing contrary to the law that
ays a man ahall not hi deprived
of his liberty for the cost of 'a
criminal proaecution lhe coat be
ing in the nature nf a judgment.
Juat what tbe next move will be
remains to be reen, - The arrest
waa nude in compliance to the
stale I iw which forbids lhe run
ning of slot machines.
DAN T NICODEMUS
A very pretty wtibllpg recurred
Wsdnestlay inornlng. Drcemlxir 21,
I'.HK'., at the borne of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mm. J. K. Nioo
demue, when Mr. Adrian Daut, of
Rsedville, waa united iu marriage
to Mies Naomi NicHlnius, eldint
daughter nf tbe hint and boMea,
Rev. A Robinson, Trashy teriao
pastor, officiating, celebrating the
marriage with the 'beautiful ring
service- Miss Klla Jlant played
lbs wedding march. Tbe parents
of the contracting partus ere
present at the ceremony, and the
room's sisters, Misses Maud and
ilia Daut, were in attendance.
Tbe young couple have tbe beet
wishes of a large circle of friends.
Tbe groom ia a eon of Mr. and Mrs
K. W Iot, of Rwdville; and for
some years has been traveling for a
wholesale bouse in the nortliwel
ANNUAL MASK BALL
Tbe annual mask ball to be held
in tha opera bouse on Hslurday
evening, December 20, promisee to
iMi the most succteeftil ever held.
There will be prisea for the Ixml
sustained and most comical lady
and gentleman characters, and a
prize each for the beet lady and
the beat gentleman waltxer. lhe
grand march will open at 8:1.1
sharp. Spectators will lie charged
25 cents, but there will be no
charge for ladies who lis lire.
Tbe contest lor the waits prints
will be very keen this year, as
there will be several from abroad
in attendance.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Geo V Claike to I Utile K Bull lo
acres W V Crsbatu Dinnlioo.,
L, T feter.oo to I'rauk W Miller,
40 acres sec 17 t a a r a w
Investment Co to Brrt 1 Msiton,
t?l.57 acres John I. Ilicklni U I c
Geo L McPherMin to Detroit Triut
Co, 4 Ho acres t 3 n r 4 soil ft w . .
Lewis H'yunt to Johu j Wt-ik lots
7 & H I'lk 6, Oak Grove sililltioti
too
1050
"47
1
A
1
1
J W ConoelUhirtoUeoHclinliiier-
Irh etsls, Veriiswlieile property
above Mtdale
Nellie G fclunson to Harry U Mini
ma 1 ao seres sec ij 1 1 s r 3 w,,.
Wm DroKtlea loCeo A Wolf, trsct
In uortli llilltboro.
Frank l'elrllk to BuMon Lumber
Co, timlner oh 1 60 a tec p, t 3 u r
4W.,.........,
Sels Nelson to Huxton I.lir Co,
timber on Iswt In sec 3 t J u r 4
w ..... .... ...,............,...
Clarence Yoiin to A A Auilt rioti
lot 3 lilk 4 Thome's silililion ..
II S filurdf vsnt to C W Neep, lots
rt hlk 14, Cornelius. I.,,,,,
Clark Hadley to J L Wanlil.iirn,
160 a sea j8 & ai t a 11 r 3 w. , ,
Julius fv-hler to Mrs Augimte IlsbS
.a-C 30 1 2 s r t w
)s to Killth W HuKhei,
I blk (5, Purest tirove ,.
700
H50
MK
lyoo
, --ssvlsWJ r Love, 46 a
sev 14 1 1 a r 4 w. .
MKrtln Itart to Ole Transdal, ao
3rKm
6(10
acrea sec 33 t 3 n r 4 w. . ...... '
Robert Hardin to lCluornb Lum-,
bert, 0.73 acres Vorest Grove, re
serving life Interest , , ; ,
T K Kpcletl to Geitruile Pollock,
30 acres h auogren lsmi neitr
Forest Grove ,,
Daniel Wesver lo Art Klnne i'hi
s ec ay t 3 u r 3 w ....
H R Dalley by lleutnn Iiowumn Tr
to L J Kraucis, lot ai blk 1; .
Portland HcIkIiU. .
H50
Johu Jobason to Jobsnns Jepper-
sun, 10 acrss sec 1 t 3 11 r 4 w, , ,
Theresa R Williams to D IKehrik-
9 acres in Win McLiun donstiun
Gertrude & .T W Pollock to Julia-.
' Masters and Bessie Newell, 30 a
Shogren place, near t' Grove, . .
PACIFIC DEBATERS
70
850
i5i 10
At tbe tryonlB held in Marsh Mall
PiUiiflo University, last week, the
following were .selected to debate
with Whitman, of Walla Walla: I
W. Peters, Hillsboro; James Ward,
Kelso, Wash , and A. C. Allen, of
lleavarton . The following were
ohoeen to debate with the Univer
sity, of Washington: C. A Allen,
Portland; Hugh Sparks, Forest
Grove,- and ' H,-. K.. Wltham, of
Idaho. '
ICrnest Foord was tin from Clats
kanie to spend tha Holidays.
W. F. HullenhrcU, of Hoy, was
in town yesterday. ..
Julius Meysr, of above Orneu
ville.was au Argus oellnrjreaterdayj
Walter )!iard, a saloon man of
Banks, was in tbe city y inter Jay.
For Sale: K'nglisb walnut trees.
Zina Wood, at farm.
Hupt, A. U. Pinith was down
from lUixton, on his Holiday vaoji
tlou, this week. '
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcolloncla end you will
try them again and again.
Joint Ablxttt, of Portland, was
out Christmas to spend the day
with huine folks.
Van Del.ashuiutt, of Witch
Hsuel, was up from his bungalow,
yesterday, ;
Mrs. Ktlxaheth Rtvphens Ulxiu
ger, of Astoria, is in the city, the
guest of her parent. '
Miss Mabel' Hinilh,,of Forrst
(iriive, silent Christmas with her
sister', Miss Pearl Smith,
Uoliert Thompson, nf Cedar Mill,
waa up to the county seat yeter
'..1 ui...,. 1 . .., ... 1
tiny, anu caueu at vnt Argus uiuce.
The Hilleboro Commercial Bank
will pay 4 per cent. Compounded
three times a year; after Jan. 1,
ivm7. ; . , ' , -;'.
Hchnlmerich Bros, are beadiiuar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight mile iu the last. HO days.
Cheaper than lumber. -J.
It. Wilkes and wife spent their
Christmas In Portland. MUs Kthel
Waters returned home with them.
If you have not an account with
the Hillsboro Cummerulsl Bunk
open one now, I hey pay 4 per
cent, per annuuion savings account.
C. K. Kindt and family, of Kin
ton, were Clirituias visitors at the
Rufus Waggener home, nt the Tual
atin. '" . -
Rava your money by depositing
with the HilMtnro Commercial
Bank. They pay 4 per cent, per
annum on deposit in Jlbeir savings
department. "
; Col. R. W. MoNutt, lhe real es
tate rustler of Ciiruuliua, a as down
to the county seat yesterday morn-
Iok.v;
(itinta and iMn-s clothing, fU
line now in - Kuh, Nathan k Fis
cher Sincerity make at II. Weh
rung fc Hons, j---
Jobtt ami Hugh Archb.ld, of
Portland, were out Christmas,
spending the day with home folks.
Prof, lUnnkr'e dancing class will
not inset thia Friday eveuhiii. The
next meeting will be on Friday,
January .
Just arrived Ltdies' anl gents
oraveiietlee. " latest from the east.
Come early and get your choice,
Hcliuliuerich Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Patterson
ami MiHH Mniia tsosoow are nere
this .week, spending the Holiday
week with Peter Ibiecow ranuly.
IawI; Lady's gold watch and
chain between poelollioe and Fred
Hoboniburg a resulencs, Rloiulay
night, Iave at posloflice and re
ceive reward. ,
R. II. (ireer takes this method of
oordially thanking liis patrons for
their patrouaga during the past
year and respectfully solicits a con
linuance 01 me same uuriug tue
year of P.KI7.
Strayed: M head Ancora goals;
2 billies, 1'J unmarked kids. Others
marked with hog ring in ear. Re
ward for information leading to
their recovery. Dr. A. It Bailey,
Miss Ida Hlewart, teacher in the
Manning . District, above Ranks,
was down this week, the ruchI of
ber parents, Jr-. a. Stewart and
wife, of South Tualatin. ': v : :
K, R. MlllerConoo In the barber
business liere. is in the city from
Humboldt, Cl. About three years
sgo Mr. Miller lust his leg in a
California sawmill, He is visiting
his father, who is a veteran if the
Civil War. ; , ' .
An entertainment and basket
sooial was held at the Manning
school above Ranks, last Saturday
evening. The proceeds were $20-
25, which will he used in painting
the school house, whiuli will be ao
oomplishod during vacatiou. ' , !
The oity council met last night
and bought the nhtue park for city
purposes. The purchase price was
fl022.no. and warrants will be
drawn at once. These warrants
will be. issued to whomsoever will
take them at the lowest rate of iu
tercrt. - .0 : ' .
Hon,' W. H. Weh rung loaves
Friday for Seattle, where he will
select the site for the Oregon Jiuild
ing at the Seatllo-Yukon Fair. Thie
is the third tune tiie ooinmissfon
has set a date to go to the Queen
City, lhe first time failing because
of inability of one of the members
to go, and the second trip being
killed because of the wash-outs on
the N. P, .: v ;
1 Important local Don't forget to
turn out to tha Fruitgrowers' meet
ing, on Saturday, December 2D
This meeting is a matter of great
importance to every man who has
a single fruit treo, Jf we save our
fruit, am improve orchards, the
insect life that is sapping our fruit
trees must be destroyed. At this
meeting you will learn how this Is
done, and the penalties, it not done.
Give the meeting your presence. ,
IS
11
TIJI
J'l
Ho jit St 1 tick Submerged Log
and Cupsicd With Him
LEAVE WIFE ANU FIVE CHILDREN
Hugh Brady, Portlaad Diver, Sent for
to Scarcb
Rsymond Dixon, a son of Jacob
Dixon, was drowned In the Tuala
tin river, southwest of . Forest
Grove, Tuesday. Dixon, bad been
out hunting ducks in a boat that
he had constructed. It was tin
weildy, and when in tha river,
struck a submerged snag. He" was
thrown out, but managed to cattb
hold of the lwat. - After clinging
awhile he concluded to swim, and
although he was handicapped by
Hie heavy coat and a pair of gum
boots he made good headway. Hit
struggles were witnessed by Lee
Reed, a neighhor, and Dixon was
apparently making shoreward In
good shape. Alt at once be sank
and never appeared on the suiface.
Used summoned help, but tha body
could not be found, Hugh Brady,
the Portland diver, was seut for,
and he went to beyond Cornelius
and worked alt day Christinas, put
ting in blasts.
the body was recovered about
six o'clock,' Christmas evening, a
short YIUil ame Ih-Iuw where the .un
fortunate man sent dwn.
Dixon W4a aged about 81 years.
and in 1MI7 waa wedded to Miss
Mary Klliott, The wife and five
small children survive
SAMUEL EVERITT
Samml Everitt, sgml 78 yrars,
passi-d away at the home of bis
daughter, Mrs.' John M Brown, lo
HiHtboro, f Ore., on Wednesday
afterniMto, December 2C, ISIUti, De
ceasHtl waa- Intro in the Tonhip
o Ci atbam, Kent County, Ontario,
Canada, April H, 1S"0. He was
wedded to Jane Kli Hbaw October
2S, 18",7 He e inii to the United
Slati-s iii 1S,, firt set'liuf in
Maryland, la, 18H2 he moved to
Virginia, where he resided six
years. Iu he came as far
west as - South Dakota, reeiding
there lao and one half years. In
IS'Jt) he moved to Oregon and re
sided here continuously until bis
death. When a young man be was
elrcted county councilor of Kent
County, Canada, which oltice he
held for aeveral years. He asses
ed his native township four times
He united with the Methodist
church when a young man. He
was the embodiment of inUgrity
and honor, and never shirked a
duty. For several years he has
been a great sufTurer, but the end
came peacefully. A brother, Henry
Kveritt, of IIillelKiro, and a sister
in North Dakota survive him of
bis immediate family, and the fol
lowing children survive: Jos, A.,
Krskine, Allierla; Mrs. M. S
Bowles, Cardwell, Virginia; Miles
i . North Bend; Miss Emma, Man
ley 1)., Franklin, and Mrs. J, M
Brown, of this city. The funeral
takes place tomorrow afternoon ,
While a resident of Hilleboro
Mr. Everitt earnnd the reepent and
esteem of the community. He wee
elected city treasurer two terms,
and served es justice of the pesee
and cnmmUting magistrate; His
wife passed away In 1M)5.
WM. CLAPSHAW ,
William Clapshttw, aged 07, and
residing nt Hillside, north of Fur
est Orove, died at the f unity home,
December 21. Duies'teJ was a
cavalry officer in the Civil War
He was a native of En;' and, t '
came to this county prior 'the IU'
bullion. He first resided fh Wis
consin and later moved to Minns
sola. In 1875 he came to Oregon
He leaves the following -children to
mourn his loss: My rim, Portland;
Charles, Hillside; Wm., Portland;
Mrs. lulilh Oreeuwood,Astoria;and
Miss Verna, at home.
- COMING ATTRACTION
1. ' ; 7 .
At The Creictnt Theatre '
January 40',. .New York Minstrels
Pebrusry 1, The Midnight Flyer
February 33.,.,,,,,,. The Missouri Girl
March 1. . . Nettie, The Newnglrl
Msrch 19 , .Tlie King of Trnuips
ArgtiB and Journal, $1.75.
John Herdlein, of Blooming, was
an ArgUB celler today. t : .., ; -
Horn, lo F. M, Maddox and wife,
of (iluncoe, Deo. 27, 1UU0, a daugh
tr. . ' '
Mrs. John Uebel, ot Mountain
dale, was an Argus visitor this
afternoon, v '
Rom, Deo. 2-1, VM, to Mr. and
Mrs. Oeo. Vandeoouuering, of Con
terville, a son.
"John Rice and wife, of Rainier
are up for a few days visit witk
' The six year old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Moeuwssen, of near
Roy, died the other day from dipth
tbena. -There are several eases .re
potted in that neighborhood. . v.
Leedy (J range, of Cellar Mill, has
elected tbe following officer for lbs
ourreot term: A. H. Findley,
master; Wni My Held, overseer;
sta i 1 . .
aire, i.sjneuj, lecturer; Frank Uur
Urn, steward; Mrs. A. J). Findlsy,
cnapiain; Hubert ibompson, treas
urer; Kd. Smith, secretary: (ieorie
Reeves, gatekeeper; Mrs. Burton,
Ceres; Mrs. Smith, Pomona; Miss
l-ettie Owens, ' Flora; Miss Ora
Haskell, lady awistant steward.
The ollioers will be Instslled oo the
second Wednesday in January.
-, Oscar Hundley, who lives a few
miles north of town, -fell from a log
and took an Impromptu bath in
Weasel Creek, tbe otber day, and
his neighbors are having consider
able sport over the ablution par
ticularly coming when it did, with
the weather rather cold, and tbe
water much colder Mr. Hundley
is of lbs opinion that Weasel Creek
is too damp cold at present to
make a good December oalatoriura.
We carry tbe 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. IL Wehrung & 80ns
The Otegon Coodensed Milk
Company will have a new steriliser
shipped from the east about the
first ot.the year, and this will tusks
three In tbe plant. The oompaoy
will now bs able to take car of its
business in good shspe, although it
has grown to largs proportions.
The shipments now average a car
load a day. ' ' - '
For sale: 40 seres of brush
land, easily cleared, near Kalama,
Wash.. Running water on place.
Three, miles from county seat
Ooea at I0 per acre. A. Paut-
meier, Hilleboro, Ore.; R. F. D. 2.
Dr. W. B. Hollinirsbead; Prssld-
ing Elder of the West Portland
District, will be in llillsboro, Sun
day morning, to-attend tbe quar
terly, meeting "of tb local M. K.
chuich. He wilt conduct tha ser
vices at It o'clock a. -at. In tbe
evening Rev. Belknap, pastor, will
have for bis subject, "fhe V alue of
Time." ..: . ... -
Pie Social: There will be a pie
social at the Sbute school house,
Friday evening, December 28.
Uiven by the Oeui Literary Society
Everybody come. Ladiea please
bring pie.
Frank HtewarUn oldiime Hills-
Intro boy, Is here this week, from
California, where he ha beadquar
ters as U. 8. postal inspector. He
now travels out or San Francisco.
Mr. Stewart went op to Forest
drove, yesterday, to visit his Uni
versity friends. While here ne wai
the guest of Judge Rood and, wife.
We eell a complete line of stoves
and ranges, hardware, tinware,
crockery, eto. Coins and see them
and get prices before purchasing.
Schulmerich Bros.
W. J. Gregg, recently purchaser
of tbe John Milne farm, at Le;y-
ville, was an Argue caller yester
day. Mr. Gregg contemplates
making extensive improvements
on bis ranch, which cost him over
twenty thousand dollars.
Mr. John H. Wanker, of Clacka-
mas, snd Mies reari nnaver, 01
Tigardriller were united in mar
rlage at the home of Adam Shaver,
Deo 21, m. Kev. J. J. Langeo
stein oilloiallng. .
- Mr. Lewis' H. Holt and Mias
Lucv B Crowther. of above Bux
ton." were united .In tnarrtage by
Judge H. T. Bagley, Dec 2, KNHI.
Tbe groom is a son of Ueo. lion,
of Albion, and the bruie .formerly
resided on Galea Creek. ,
Stationery of all' kinds at the
Pharmacy latest in stylish cor
reeimndence. calling cards, en
velones. etc." Call and see the
slock. , 1
David Rice, of the Hospital staff
at the Roaeburg Soldiers' Home,
was ui tbiB week, suending Christ
mas with home folks at Portland
and Hillsboro. He reports Wm
Stewart as failing rapidly.
For eontlenaen'l, ladies' and
ohildren's hose you can do no beULYONS & LURNfeLIUb
ter man to ouy 01 ioun uuiui.i
Wehhve thetn for every body, and
at prices that are values. , ;. ,
Leave orders for your New Year's
Oregoniau at R Cave hardware
store.' A fine descriptive number
of Oregon's .Resources just the
thing to sand "east to your friends
who want r to make a change and
couie west. ' "'."'''..".''.
There will be regular preaching
servioss at the Christian-' Church
uext Hunday, morning and evening,
by the regular pastor, C, A.' Bias.
The Odd Fellows will ; have "a
supper ' Supper Saturday, night,
commencing at six o'clock. Visit
ing brothers are oordially invited
to attend, -' "v,
Judge 3. W. Qoodin and family
and W, G. Hare and wife spent
Christmas with T, P. Goodie and
family,' at West Union, ;
Clarenoa Young : and wife; of
Rainier, were up this week to spend
the Holidays with the families oi
J. T, Young and A, J. Roy.
K, P. Humke, of Nelson's mill,
xe Bcappoose, was over to spend
in the oity. '
-nerty for v
tra.. th of,
Pacillu
R, Conneii,
lu visit Waehiugvi..
tives Christmas,
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PROnsWIOlTAL,
F.A. HAILKY, M. D.
I'liyslilan and Kurgeon
Otto--Halleir-Miiruan 1,1w.k ,..ll.
Buuiiii U ml V). Kealiliii-Mo,ith-trwit
eoriHir liajl'n and b nd (WrerM.
Both 'Fhuim.
S. T. LINKLATER, al. B. C. slrf
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OlBoe u(atalrt over Tbe Delte Drug Hur
KtaUUooe Kaat of Cenrt Houm,
In tbe comer of Hie block.
JAM ICS fHILLIPK TAkl&ilE. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SurKeoii Hoiitberu f'w ilio tUllnd C'i.
CoiiKultatiun Iu KrniK'h or KhvUmIi. Of-
Itoa uimUIra, over L. M. Hurl Co'. Hlora.
nortb aide of Malu WIH HllWwro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND 8UROKON
Offioe with Dr.' F. A. Bailey.
Kmldenoi on oorner Bcoid and Omk fill a
Oregon Pbotis Malu lis.
HIUXBOKO 1 . . . OKKUUN
A.B. BAILEY, M. Tj., D. D. S.
, Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 0
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Pboaes.: ' TTillsWiv Orr.
DR. W. E. PITTENGpR,
r Dentist rr
Rtwina 10 and 11 Morgan-Aaitey Rlork,
Irwt, Over MwinU Store. .
HI LLSBOKO ,-- OKKUON
DR. A. A. BURRIS
" MAGNETIC OSTEOPATH
' Hillsboro, Ore. ' -
Dlwaaea mi nut without ilnif i or survery,
Iit MaKnetle Onlwiimtbjf, the new at-tii
of Unite lei llmlliiK. Chronic am a
ix-i-iliy Coosulutlon frx. Otiltw over
the i lly Uskery, . v: ,,
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It ayaaSay ' . 7.'. W. 0. Umem .
DAQLEY i HAGS
ATTORMKYS-AT-LAW
Koonu 1 aad t Skat Bslldlng
UILIjBOKO, . OBF.UON.
ATTORJi&Y-AT-LAV , .
Office, apeuirs, over the Post Office,
BUUbatw, ' '. Otagoai
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E. B. TONGUE
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JOHN
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Office OpstaiM, Bailey Merge Black,
' Reeaaa, laals. - -
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7. II. DARRETT
ATTORMatY-AT-UW '
. Office, Up Stairs, Csatral Slock,
uiLWBoao " ' , - a o&aooN
W. D. HARE,
Attorney -at-Lajr
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THOS. H. TONuUK, JK,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 an t 3
Hillsboro, Oregon
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K. J, LYOSS .
B. P. COHNKUUS
Do a General Real Batata, Loan and In
auranee Business. List your farm with
them, and find a aale. They will treat
on ngnt. aua your saw to our iwi.
all to and aes na. ,
Main Street,
Hillsboro, Ov.
IMHOFF '& MINAR'
Dealer hi Marble and Urn
nianUuirl Tom ItstoiiMi. snd
runlets!- ml memorial work
for partfeulara. AddrewXIA K.V
PORTLAND ..-i ' ' - OREGON
I T. R. Iinbrie l
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock : Ranohes and
Range LandB Reclamation
and Bale of Desert Lands a
specially. . Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
. or call at offioe. .
323 ABINOTON SIJUDINO
Portland . .Oregon
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