MAYOR COiiMJUS
SUCCEEDED BY DENNIS
Kcjiinnation of Former Took
IMace Tuesday Night
DtNNHf H KCTKU BY COLLEAGUES
Curnrliu bail $& lbrr Terms Bad
wait on hour lb
Mayor II. I'. ConifliuH in mayor no
luore-atul hi pulilital niifiuicK
are Uiit)M(t to be rejoining. Mr
Cornelius ha served for three
terms tDii was itlii'lel on liii fourth
tenure, bating htm ulected tt the
recent city election by e decisive
majority. Hotutt one who had tried
to cotunaaa hi defxat at the poll
found mother, and a vulnerable
K)iut, and complaint was made to
the iHwtofllot) din r ttitmit that a
no I m after van holding n public
office contrary to the rults and reg
ulattonaof the utwlal department
Th complaint reached Waaliing
ton thortly after the, election, and
Mayor Corneliua wa notified hy
lha department, rrreivtiiit ihe letter
Christmas Kve a nice little Christ
nut present a it wan raying that
bin holding of the oflice waa con
trary to renuUtioim Tha mayor
kept hia counael and aaid nothing
until Tueaday night, when be re-aignr-d
the omen. Councilman
John lennin was elected to fill tha
vacancy.
Mayor Coreliua lm given excel
lent aauaiaciiiin a m a or, at was
toililied lo by litH vnte. He hai
ooneciemb uiy tertoriued his duth a
and see iheoiiice turned over to
one who has large interest in tha
town A )iar or eu ago an in
pet-tor waa here and united the
poatmaeter alxiut llm i.lliofl of way
or, and when lold that there win
no alary, nor "perkiejta," went
nn way without reimrtiiig adverse-
Mr. Corneliua baa wen lha water
and light plant put in fUm dur
ing bia aiUitlnlatratiiin, ami ha al
ao acen the city actiiie a park
property.
L. A. Rood wan electHl aa conn
oilman to take the pi jce made va
cant by Mr. lennia' reaignalion.
When iirtiom-tl y llie Aru lut
nigm, vornriitis miu: "il writu
Hint lln m tin- 1 ,i w . or ri'KuIiitiuii, nml 1
am Mtl(uil. An iiiclr was lirrv
fiillftrrn month nn Hint iiiiIum iI hIhuiI
the tilhre of lluivm nml ttlirn lull) lln-ir
lirlllu-r miliuy imr H-iiiiiitra In ihr
Umyimiltv Kent MiliMud. I Imvr
tweii rlritril iiiiiyur fuiir timm, nml have
riviil I lure linn) umt one iimiilll. I
have iiUuv liml a Ii.iihIs.miu- iiwjuiity
anil have rrcrtvril the iiuirt of my
friend, lrre-clive of tMrlv. al every
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election.
RKKliiot me in IHhtiiiIm t, lint we nliuwt-il
I iiviv wu mm.' It IIHl IU( til
1.. 1 1 i .... t i
our upMtiK iit tluit 'r wrre willing to
slaml on our m-onl, nml I w.n ngaiii re
tiirtinl. I urn unite mtilicil t,i nun uin
tii ..it:.. r.i... it .i
.in tiHiti, huh in .iiMiii iii-iiiiiit iiirciiv
will linvc a iiiiiyur with a luicklxiiie. No,
1 inn not lit nil Mirv over tin- turn. W'liv
nhoiilil I M Wn-n t 1 rlectnt' Anil
can't I rmin il J Hunt to?" At tlii
point Henry Ht e lili w in iili nmil
nml with one of Ills rlinmcti-riHtir laughs
the lioHlinioiU'r went into the "Inli iul"
tiuililing,
PARTY
A very pleiMint pnrty wan given
by Miaa Jminiu Sclnneli.er in
honor of her coiiHin, Mina llaol
McArdell. (iamrHnml imnio were
engaged in, and luncheon wan
nerved,
Thofit prriurtit were: Misiet I.oiiim,
Morn mnl Mnlirl '1 hiiiimn, Nellie Nni)l,
May Meail, llnel MfAnlell mill Jennie
Schnieltier; Mem. J. Irgii, J. Mc
New, II. Cate, Koy lnee, Chenter
Briilgei, Joe CoIHdkh, I,ee Meml, freil
Tbouiai, Kom Kiumiiunni.
Argua ami Jourmil, $1 75.
II. II. Kdigar, of ltetlmny, was
n Argua caller, ywterdny.
K. W. Dant, of Kwdvillfl, waa in
tha oity yeatarday.
W. K Hmlth.of thn Davia ranch,
north of town, wbh in the city yes
terday. For Bala: Five good cowh, all in
milk.Ii. H Tortor, 1 itiilea north
etat of Fnreat drove, Koute 2.
cM. London ami W. H. Durely,
ol Moilnlaimlule, wero in the city
yeaterday.
Cloaing out ante in millinery on
Corner Third Main, in front of
Ihe Dr. Tamiooio residence.
The Cofltie Club will meet at
the home of Mra. W. K.'Thnrna,
Hatnrday afternoon, January A,
1907, at 2:30.
Found, at depot. Watch fob
with locket on bottom, containing
photo of young man. Owner will
j)lana call, prove property and pay
for advertisement, and net aamti.
CommisHionora liutner, of Iiea
verton, and lluuhnnan, of Corne
liua, were in town thin week, at
tending the Jannnry 8eHion of
county court.
Walkers' Orolwtra, a fine time,
and the bnyd in Uniform th:it in
the jnrograni for the Firemen's
Ball, January 12. (live it your
finaooial support.
Sheriff Connoll'H ranch hag the
record for the bipgeBtcalf at birth
yet reported. The veal weighed
103 poundc, and isoxpooted within
a week to hook everylbing ill' the
plaoe. F. F Conover weighed the
fellow nnd Baya the sculea are cor
rect. The mother of the calf is a
Holitelo.
County oommlsaioner IT jf. Ilu
ehanan opened hla mrt New
Yaar'a morning and found check
for a "V" aigned by W. I). Hmith
At I) rat Mr. Kuchaoan ilid not
underatand the Import of tha napar
but later on he remeinliered that
about IS mouth ago PeWitt had
careleaaly bantered him to bet that
amount on whether or not a rail
way of the electric atripe would be
in Ilillaboru by January 1, rJO
Kuohanan bet that it would not be
built by that time and Hmith took
the "would be built" end of the
wager. The line waa not here ami
IMVitt aent bitu a check. Several
porta were after Hmith today to
get another bet, even ottering live
yeara' time, but the gentleman in
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lormeu mem mat lie nan made a
iew reara resolution to never
again take a chance on the blind
gmldeaa ol chance, and be stood by
till good Intention.
On January HMO the Slate
Horticultural Hnciety will meet in
I ortlatul. anil Vanoington a coun
ty proximity ahould give it a good
attendance. Hy all meana become
a memlier of Una eociaty if you
have an orchard. There will be
exhibits of fruilaof all kimla and
if you wieh to compete yon muat
tie a mum tier of the aaaooiatmn
To become a member aend K. K
hake, Secretary, Corvallia, $1 and
he will aend you a certificate of
memherablp.
Arch lUmney, agnd 1C, and Fred
Moore, aged H, a aim of the late
John Moore, of llillnlK.ro, both of
roreet Grove, skipped out from
home the first of the week, no one
knowing their whereabouts. They
were located over on the Wilaon
River, In camp. The elder boy bad
between l.'tO and 1 10 when he left
home, and it waa thought they
might Dave gone out of the coun
try. Sheriff Connell waa asked to
look out for the lada, and they were
dually located enroute to Tilla
mook .
If you want to tile your place,
get figures from the Uroner A
Kowell Company, of Scholia. We
are the largest manufacturers of
dr.no tile in the county, and hav
aold our product far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Spring,
ei our ii g urea ol Uric it, tiuililing
blocks etc. We also furnish lum
ber, rough ami dreeted, of all
kinds, and deliver if required, in
suincieni quantities. Addreaa us
t Hillabnro, H. F. P. No. 2.
The year of 1007 promises to be
a good one lor the mill men, but
the car shortage is the chief con
earn. If cars can not be obtained
then a large amount of btisinesa
will neceeaary go b? the board
ttaamngion loumy s mills are
ready for a big cut but many are
alrald or taking bin orders on ac
count of the car aituatio n.
At U. L. Cale'a office, 220 Stark
Street, Portland, can ba fouud the
choicest buya of residence and busi
ness property in tbe city of Port
land. He handles the celebrated
Hawthorne Kstatelots. Telephone
Kxchango 70.
There waa spitting of snow Tues
day and Wednesday, and while
noue fell lo remain in tbe valley,
up in the bills above Uuxton there
was a nice fall id over b'x inches.
Ihe heavy Chimok and rain of
lust night, however, muat have
given it a finish. The rain of last
night waa one of the heaviest of
the aeaeon.
Strayed: oT bead Angora Boats;
2 billies, 1'2 unmarked kids. Others
marked with hog ring in ear. Re
ward for information leading to
their recovery. Dr. A. B Railev.
Mayor Dennis baa instructed the
marshal lo keep tbe crossing al
the Southern Pacific station clear
of mud, which sometimes gets
about six inches deep. The rail
road company gravelled the cross
ing but mud still accumulates.
Clearance sale of women's skirts
and craveneltes, children's suits,
gentlemen's suits, and if you want
bargain in these lines, call and
see us. Schulmerich Bros.
Russell Frost, of North Hillsbo-
ro, and AIisb freda Kasmusen, of
this city, were united in marriage
at the court parlors in llillshoro,
Deoember 31, liKKl, Judge J. W.
Uoodin officiating. The groom is
a son of Geo. Frost.
Lost: Lady's gold watch and
chain botween postoffice and Fred
SohomburgB residency Monday
night. Leave at postoffice and re
ceive reward.
Washington County's state tax
this year will be $30.852 50. ao-
cording to the state levy made
yesterday, at Salem. Last year's
state tax waa $19,402, the Increase
being about one-third.
The Witch Hazel basket social.
which was advertised for Deoember
21 has been postponed to January
5, Saturday night.
W. IS. Smith, of North Tlains,
went to Portland and Linton, to
day, to see if he could find the 12
yoar old son, who took French
leave, Tuesday.
Wanted: Stock hogs weighing
from SO pounds upward; also sheep,
J. U. Haines, Beaverton, Oregon.
Independent 'phone.
If the falling weather keeps up
we may expect the East Side trains
again running on the West Side.
Residence property for sale or for
trade. Located south of Southern
Pacific depot Wm. Tipton.
AGAIN
Wins thcT. Scott Ilnnike Cup
on New Years
CAME HOKSE TO TUB FHOU AGAIN
Tbi Make Six Cup Wop Intidcofs
Year
Oregon Kid, K, It. Tongim up,
won the New Year's Hunt Club
raceTueeday, tbe trophy Uing the
T. Scott Brooke ailver cup. The
Kid forged ahead from the start
and led tbe finish ahead of his
competitors, marking a new record.
The six mile course, which bad
seven hurdles, and nasty ones at
that, was run in lers than 1H min
utes.
This makes six cups that the
Kid has won within a year, four of
the tropbiea being lbs permanent
property of Mr. Tongue.
Mr. Tongue won the Arnie Sho
gren cup, making lines runs for it
on points, and getting 11 nut of a
possible 15 points; the Kerr cup.
running three times, II out of 15
points; the Downing Field Pay
cup; and the cup of New Years.
Tbe remaining two cups belong to
the Hunt Club. This u a record
than no oilier h irse ban even touch
ed in tbe history of the Club.
LUNCH AND COFFEE HOUSE
Home style lunches at a'l bourn,
from 10 cents up Regular meals
al regular meal hour during the
week. Sunday, breikfaMt from 7
to K::i0. Noon meal. 12 to 1 :.'i0.
Kvenina meal. 5:.'!il to 7 o'clock.
In the Benson Bldir.. Main Strvet.
near Third D. K. Pker.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Myrtle Kitn.ry to It T lluxtoii, 40a
Amnion knight il I c fjj
Mvrtle Kniiey lo A T IhnUni, .vy.Oo
lietirv nuxtuii il 1 c
A It I'linnolo Isaac Ast-ltinc, inarrri
III 1-r nit fill IjtniU
TI10 llrnilli-y lo Ail.i R I'unno 15.11
1 ( Jli I I 1 1 I
Marion lvli-e to K 11 Hairil imrl lot 2
lilk , I'ttirview-
Wm keiilt lo Kmil AmU-rson, lot jS
to 16, inclumve, tilk 31 W I' llulit So
W R Whitney to T A Strplieiis, .So h
wc II I I 11 r 4 w 1
W !: iMniHinoor to Ramlull Htiii-
inoor, S a wc S t I 11 r 4 w
t-'mnrnt K Hurler lo R M liuuU-y 1O.1
a neo JS t 1 f 5 w nio
KheinlHilil HvlvrMrr to Alitx- Hnr-
leiich. iA a k-c t t 1 r 1 w 1
Kmil l'nul Si'hniiilt to John Kroh-
nnnrr loli 1 to N, inclusive, lilm-k i
mvertou itw
Ccplias KisriihiuuT tot! 1 iK-ichinn
low 1. 3, ,t, 10, 11, 11, ink ri.-iii-iilK
tntct H C 1 ,i 10
John l-'iohimm-r to Julius lli-nricli-
urii lot 1 j mnl j c.l lot iSSjh-ii-ccr's
llomcsteail jvin
Krick Krickn to Kmil Liij-iiiliuhl,
ao it r, iinrlon il 1 c 1500
N lihiir to II J l'tilfi r, w 'j m-c 35 '
t 1 11 r 5 w- 10
Ik-o S Smith to J N lllair, ibo iicres
ix-e linrs w ici,
M It Kiinkin to Wrstcrii Timtn-r Co,
J Wo n linn w r
John Ilunlilieck to Julia A lityan,
0.51 n li h luiiiK-r it 1 c 1
Lulu J Allen lo II S Stunlt vaiit lots
1 to 9, inclusive, Wk 41. Cornelius ito
F SiIuk'Ii to Harvey Vnnlilaricoin Its
I, J, X, Mk 40, Corneliua Ku
T II Stephens to V llreske, So a see
11, t J 11 r 4 w 1
Jiw JoosU-n to l-mnk Rch, J V76 acn-s
near v.entcrville 2000
It F 1 ay to II J Hales, 40 n sec 35 t 2
r 1 w 10.10
Win Keiilt to Chas Ivcison, lots2j to
J, inclusive. W I" Heights yo
A K Humphreys ex toW 1, llivvvsler
100 a sti- 3t t 1 r J w lyoo
A H Tanner to Castoii Luinher Co,
057. AO r above tiastou 1
II F 1'ay to Harry 1. HauiliUtt 2ih a
iiecs 111 nml 2i t 2 11 r 2 w 600
Chas II Thwing to J N lllair, Mm 11
sec t 1 11 r 5 w 1
KR1NNICK- MORGAN
Mr. John Krinniek, of Kstacada.
and Miss Minnie Morgan, of Shady
nrook, were married at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Melton, ti'.l
Union Avenue, Portland, Pec. 21,
iSIOli, Uev. K. (1. Colter otliciating
The bride was attired in Alice blue
Crepe de Chine, and carried a bou
quet of Bride s roues. The cere
mony waa performed in the pros-
encs of relatives and a few invited
friends. They will reside at Krita-
cada, after a phort visit with the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. CI.
Morgan, of Shady Brook,
Right goods-
right prices C. A.
Liuikin Co.
Do not forget the Firemen' ball
on January 12, (live the boy a a
ift.
Many people, even attorneys,
are in a quandary as to the real
meaning of the term "rs winch
always acenmpamea the lngal doo
uments. 1 his is a matter that
has been in dispute for many
years. Clerk Ciodman has an au
thority which saya that the two
letters are an abbreviation of
"Scilicet," meaning namely, or to
wit. At Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
church next Saturday afternoon at
0 0 clock, Key. A. v. Kein-
bard will deliver the preparatory
lecture to sacrament of the Lord's
Supper. All members are request
ed to be present: Holy Commun
ion at lualatm Plains Presbyter
ian church next Sabbath morning.
West Union service next Sabbath
at 2:30 o'clook. A cordial invita
tion to everybody.
mil r film iiii
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00."
K. CrtjMulloy, ol Laurel, waa id
the city yeaterday,
Puritan oiiNater Charles A.
Lamkin Co. '
Mr. Imogene I! , returned
from the Kaet, New VearJS
Sum rUffety was out from Port
land this morning Vf
teo. Kostur was down irorn
above Timber, this mornirg.
F, S. Locke, of ner Bnaverton,
as a county seat visitor yesterday.
John A. Johnson, of below Pea
verton, was in the city this morn
ing. Prof. Powell, band instructor, is
building a bom in North Hills
boro. C. Langue, of this side of Cedar
Mill, was up to the county seat
yesterday.
Nick Kemmcr, the Cooper Moun
tain hopgrower, was in tbe city
yesterday.
Clerk Ciodman has issued mar
riage liceie to Olaf Cunt Hult and
Kmily LwdiH.
For a gixid smoke try the Schil
ler or F.xcellencia end you will
try them aam and again.
C. K. Smith, of Tualatin, waa up
today, lie ii arranging to start a
saloon at that dace.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Kxcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Money to loan on real estate or
personal security, on eay terms.
tlillsWo Commercial Bank .
Mr. and Mm. Edward Schulmer
ich leave Friday for a three weeks'
trip to California. Thty will visit
in Colui-a Couuty before returning.
The Hillsboro Commercial Bank
will pay 4 per cent. Compounded
three tunes a year; after Jan. 1,
l'J)7.
The Forest Gsove conductor on
the local between that place and
Portland has a lady's tilk umbrella
that was left on tho train last eve
ning. Complete line of black cotton
hosiery just arrived. The best hos
iery on tbe market. Schulmerich
Bros.
Senator Haines, of Forent Urove,
will doubtless) be the president ol
the state tei.tite. It looks better
for him evtry day.
Speaking of the New Year, you
are rtiiuested to read lbs adver
tisemeut of the Shute Bank, on tbe
advertising page of the Argus
The mill men who bought out
the Carsuns v. Hartley lull at
Manning, above lUnks, are buying
considerable limber, and getting
ready for a big cut this season.
Tbe Women of Woodcraft will
give a mafic ball, Ibursday eve
ning, January 10, at Alpha Hall,
Cornelius. Walkers' orchestra.
Tickets, 1 00.
There will be regular preaching
services at the Christian Church
next Sunday, morning and evening,
by the regular pastor, C. A. Sias.
Schulmerich Bros, are headquar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight miles iu the last 30 days.
Cheaper than lumber.
(i. W. Stilt, of P.eaverton, was
up this morning. He Btate that
the raiu ol htct night left more sur
face water at that place than he
has ever scon there before.
For gentlemen's, ladies' and
children's hose yon can do no bet
ter than to buy of John Dennis.
We hive them for everybody, and
at prices that are values.
Morning sermon, Sunday, Con
gregational Church "A Glance
Forward." Evening topic "King
Robert, ol Soieily." The members
and all interested in the Congrega
tional Church, and all who con
tribute to its support, are invited
to attend the annual meeting, to be
held in the Church, Thursday eve
uing, January 17.
Recorder II. T. Bagley was may
or from Tuesday night until Wed
nesday night, but it did not occur
to him until late in the afternoon
This was occasioned by the fact
that the charter and ordinances
call for an election of mayor, in
case of a vacancy, by ballot. This
being the case it was necessary to
give Mr. Dennis two elections, one
Tuesday night, and one on Wednes
day night. In the interim the Re
corder was mayor and that was
the reason why his girth expanded.
James Smith, who will be 12
years old next Spring, and who is a
son of W. K. Smith, farming on the
T. K. Davis (dace, north of this
place, ran away Tuesday during the
day, riding a black mare. The
lad took the family dog along with
him and went to Portland, where
he applied at tbe Chas. Mensinger
home, about nine in the evening,
for lodging. He was denied on ac
count of room, and went away.
The boy has ran away several
times. His father says he is not at
all vicious, and that he is indus
trious. He gets a notion that he
wants to see the country aud starts
without notifying his parents. He
is very fond of machinery and when
visiting the Lewie & Clark Fair
with his mother, remained in the
machinery building, leaving his
mother to come home without him.
He turned up the next day. A
while ago he started to school, but,
instead, walked through to Port
land, taking the dog with him.
C. E. LOSS IS GAME
Says lie is Going to Build
I'niteJ Railways Anyway
(COMMENCE IS IBIK1Y DAYS
fells Fmtjand Papers That be ba'
I'lPaij of Montr
C. E. Loss, who fccyuired the
Jf !i . I li 'I i i. 1 .
united nanway property na Iran
chises in Portland, and wbvin-
tentfa building to Forest Gro
ffcja that notwithstanding tbe fact
that be has been tardy about
financing his projects he will start
work in Portland inside of thirty
dayi, and that ha will ultimately
build tbe line Into Washington
county. Mr. Loss Tuesday stated
that he bad been given financial
aid in Portland, and that bis bonds
would all lie sold, and that he
wou'd show his detractors tbat he
could build a mils or so of railway
at any risk.
Ix-s is already into the scheme
several thousand dollars, and he
says that his backing is all right.
Hillaboro and Forest Grove are
giving Mr. Loss their sympathy
and good will, and hope he will
start in as per program.
SILVER WEDDING
Mr. and Mr. K. E. Sehmeltzor, of
Wes'. I'nioi,, entertained their
friends Jaiiiury 2, l'J07, the oc-cai-ion
being the celebration of tbe
silver wedding of host and hoMfss.
Tin pari rs were decorated in Ore
gon Urape and potted plants, and
the dining roam was beautiful,
wi'.h fitt-toona ol riblions, mingled
with Oregon Grape, and fern. After
the guests had asemb!ed, Mr. D.
Scbmeltz-r, father of the host, and
hist wife, acting as maid of honor,
escorted the bride and groom into
the parlorc, where the we Ming was
celebrated by J. M. Scbmeltzer,
one of Wa'co County's clllcials.
In the absence of the wedding ring
the ofliciating deputy sheriff linked
tiieiii together w.ih a pair of hand
cufl"-". The bride wis dress-d in a
gray lustre, wore a bride's veil, and
carried a bouquet of white Chrys
anthemums. At er the ceremony
the company was seated to a de
lightful repast. The gifts were
many and beautiful. Those pres
ent were:
Messrs. ami Mesdames E. E. Schmelt
er, D. Schmeltzer, II. I). Scbmeltzer,
l. O. Gardner, J, V. bhute, T. H.
Ooodtn, V. Mcl-'ee, R. I.inton, A. L.
Clark, Portland, John Schmeltzer; Mrs.
McAnlell; Misses Hazel McAnlell, Jen
nie, Hazel, Cora and Ada Schmeltzer,
Hurl and Gladys Linton; Messrs. . Dra
goon, S. Hinion, Fraukie Pauli, Fred
McArdell and J. M. Schmeltzer.
COUNTY COURT
The county court is in session this
week, and will continue until to
morrow night. The tax levy must
be made; the road supervisors must
be appointed; and 2,'50 names must
be selected for tha jury list. A
large delegation besieged the court
today on the question of a big tax
levy for road improvement, some
wanting rock roads, and some
ranting plank roads Among
these here and who talked to the
court were: H. H. Stewart, of the
coodenser, Forest Grove, Dr. Tarn
Us'e, Hillsboro, E. N. Stanton, J.
W. Shute, John Kteni, B. K. Wet
zel, Col Haynes, Wm. Bagley,
Daniel Burkhalter, Andrew Eggi
man and Chris Sehindler. These
gentlemen represent various parts
of the county, and all are heavy
taxpayers.
PROBATE
Will of Elias Olson admitted to
probate, Olaf Nordluud being ap
pointed executor without bonds; J
Millar, K Dant and J B luilay,
appraisers; estate appraised at $d,-
C37 2.').
Guardian Jno C Hatch reports
receipts at I-1G1.3S and disburse
ments at .f 1 .V.) '20.
Property of late J F Lafferty
estate, Gales Creek, turned over to
WldllW.
G W Hines, Fred Johnson and
L L Crawford, appraisers of estate
John 11 Mills.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, ifl 50
Ervine Burkhalter, of South Tua
latin, was in town this afb moon.
Barn, to Henry Harris and wife.
of southwest of Hillsboro, Dec. Ill,
l'JUti, a daughter.
Deputy Sheriff Kane is confined
to his room by an attack of neu
ralgia.
Mayor Dennis has appointed the
following committees: Water &
Light, J. W. Bailey, John Milne
and H U. Em mott; Street L A.
Hood, Ed. Schulmerich and J. W.
Bailey; Finauce John Bailey, A.
M. uariue and Jid. Schulmerich;
Sanitary A M. Carlile, L A.
Hood and H. R. Eramott. W. P.
Atkinson was again elected mar
shal. These appointments were all
confirmed. Wm. Rincle was ap
pointed euperin'endent of the water
and light, plant, wilh Samuel
Stephens, assistant. The park
committee will be Ed. Schulmer-
ioh, A. M, Carlile and John Milne,
The United Artiaana will hold a
puuiic installation, tonight, - Ha
prerae Instructor Dr. 0. C. tachel
man. of Portland, twin
fra v7VU m
Tbey are aerving supper to their
invited guette.' Tbe officers to be
installed are: W. A. Raba, master
artisan; Mrs. Lila A. Rollins, su
perintendent; Mra. E.. O. Warren,
innpecior; Mra. A. 81., Wells, secre
tary; Miaa Rom Wilcox, treasurer:
ia. . n. ii.aun,'eonanctor; Fred
HeideL rr.anter tSif -
Frank Williams, junior conductor;
Mrs. J. B. WilltM imtrnxln.' UT
Tapper, warden; Dr. J. P.Tamieeie:
. For- ?UiV , Tmn olkklwI-J
- . luu-inuuuvu
Chester White aowr for breeding
purposes, 9 nonthe old. Jf, W.
ttiiicott, at south end of Hereuth
eet. across Railroad traob
c ' m
msrLuce place.
There in be regula'r preaching
bv. . , ... n bun . j .1 1 1' n.v.nD.iiMi
tburcb next Siwday, both morn
ing and eveoinc. Xia Wadnda
January 9, a series of Kyangeliatic
meetings win be commenced. Rev
H. L Pratt, of Portland, adeVJtev
M. B. Youne. of Da ton. il
sist tbe Pastor 10 tbe meeting. A
cordial invitation ia extended to
all Christiana to attend. Th
ill be preacbinir service at With
Hazel ecbool bouse Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Sneakinff nf frrnrtriamAt .ah
want the finest staple and fancy
groceries to be found in thamarVot
' u, muf
try John Dennis. We is after your
trade, and once a customer, always
a customer.
Tbe Firemen are ?oinor in hav
a benefit ball at the Opera House,
on me evening or January 12. The
proceeds will be for the betterment
of tbe fire com Dan v. and the nro-
ject should be favored and support-
ea oy an wno are interested in fire
protection. Ibe boye give their
time to protect property from fire
loss, and they should receive the
appreciation tbat ia doe them.
Gents' and bova' clothimr fall
line now in Kuh, Nathan & Fie
cher Sincerity make at H. Weh
rung & Sons.
A neero, or rather a Jamaican.
f-om Hayti, waa here thia week and
preacnea in me tnristian Church.
bile at Buxton, de iverinir a
speech on the value of missionary
work, he alleges his meeting was
aisiuroea oy a coy of tbat place.
He laid the matter bafore tbe of
ficers here, but so far has failed to
prosecute.
Sava your money by depositing
with tbe Hillsboro Commercial
Bank. They pay 4 per cent, per
annum on deposit in their sayings
department.
Tbe big dog, King, belonging to
John Dennis, ate some biscuits
with glass or poison, in them, the
other day, and is now dead. Either
this or he swallowed a chicken bone
This is the dog that fell in a 20
foot well 'a year or so ago and re
mained there several hours before
rescued.
For sale: 40 acres of brush
land, easily cleared, near Kalama,
Wash. Running water on place.
Three miles from county seat
Goes at $10 per acre. A. Paut
meier, Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D. 2.
The Washington County delega
tion to tbe House of Representa
tives, consisting of Messrs. Barrett,
Purdy and Newell, seems to be a
unit for Davey for Speaker. All
three were interviewed Wednesday
evening for tbe Oregonian and the
sentiment teemed to be Davey
solid.
We carry the best shoe on the
market for the mnnnv. W. I.
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. H. Wehrung & Sons
Forest Grove ia havinp a oreat
city election fight and the cohorts
CI- t 1 ... . .
01 licensed saloon will meet with
the disciples of anti -license and
fieht the good ficht to a finish Thn
sentiment is very evenly divided,
ana 11 is not clear wtucn side will
be victorious.
Stationery of all kinds at the
Pharmacy latest in stylish cor
respondence, calling cards, en
velopes, etc. Call and see the
stock.
Roy, on the P. R. & N., has
shipped seven or eight carloads of
potatoes, lately. The place will
also soon have a Catholio Church.
There are about 35 Cathnlin fami.
lies in that vicinity, and grounds
for a site will soon be selected.
We sell a complete line of stoves
and ranees, hardware, tinware.
crockery, etc. Come and fee them
and get prices before purchasing.
ocnuimericn cros.
If V0U have not an account 1iVi
the Hillsboro Commercial Bank
open one now. They pay 4 per
cent, per annumon savings account.
Miss Eunice Paialnv. atl Andinff
- J , -.-W.Wg
ecbool here, returned Tueadav from
a Holiday visit with her parents,
hit ana Mrs. csamuel Paisley, ol
Buxton.
For sale cheap, or will trade for
a heifer: Cypher Incubator and
Brooder. Wm. Bagley Jr., Dudley
mm, rore8t Urove, H. 2.
Born, December 29. 1906. to Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Jacobs, of Hills
boro, a daughter.
F. W. Schultheiz. of near Beth
any, was a county seat caller, yes
terday, and visited with the Argus.
raorxauoir al.
R A. BAILEY, Sh.D. .
" t byaiciaa and Sargeon ".
OtHce Rallay-Mflrjran l,look, mmtair.
RfY" ' 13 '") 13, Resiiloiifla-Heulli-"
flornar Ba-liu and Second 8lrtU.
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S.T.LINJCLATER, k.B.C,ll.,' 1
. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offloa opatain overTb Dvlta riru Ptora :,
runuianee Ban or Court Ho,
In, t oorner of the. blwk. 1 v
JAMS PHILUJ-E TAMIKSli, at. 1)J
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON' '
8orgaon 8onthern. PaclHc Railroad (n.
vumuiiaiion id rrem-rt or Kngimh. or-
Boa npataira. orer U M, Hoyt Co" a, alora, ,
north aide of Main St, HHUlioro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY,; M. D., V
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office with Dr. f. 'X Bailey "
KcaUepc 00 eornar 8ocond and Oak Su
uregwa fbooa Halo llfl. ,
HILLSBORO
OREQON
A.BBAILEY, M, D., D. D. S.'
Physkjan and Surgeon. -.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9 ,
Bailey-Morgatv Block." ' '
Both Phone. TT;ncr Or.
DR. V. E. PITTENGER' -
Dentist
Room 10 and 11 Morgan-Batlejr Rlix-k,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ------ ORKOOX
DR. A. A. BURRIS
MAGNETIC OSTEOPATH
Hillsboro, Ore.
Diseases cured without dnin or annrerv.
by Magnetic Ooteouathv. the new w-ienca
of Urugles Uealnift. Chrome raws a
specialty, t onsuiution Iree. umccover
tbe City Bakery.
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTO&NKYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and i Shate Ballding;
HILLSBOEO, . . OBF.GO.N.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTO&NBY-AX-LAW
Office, npaUirs, over the Post Office,
Hillsboro, - Ongoa.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms j, 4, & j, Morgaa Blk, Hillsboro.
JOHN IL WALL
ATTORN BY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Ballsy Bfergaa Block.
Rooms, i ant a.
HILLSBORO, OBOON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Shute Building, UpsUirt, Hillsboro, Oregon
THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms , 4
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E. J, LYONS
B. F. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Rtt Tnti ami In.
suranee Business. List your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
von ripht. Add vnnr al n
Call in sad see ns.
Main Street, . Hillsboro, Ot.
IMHOFF & MINAR
DnislAm lit farlk1aa sfriirl f3a . i t a -
mentM and TamltHtinoa ami 1 1 Lin,ia
cemetery and memorial work. Write us
fnr iu rl.mii 1 n (sa Aibloaoa 'HtK. W Vr :
PORTLAND ! : . . OREGON
T. R. Imbrie
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands Reclamation
and Bale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at ofiice.
323 ABINGTON BUILDING
Portland - - Oregon
G. Mm HUNTER
Oontrmotoi and Built
Kstimates given on all classes of l1'!"!!
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