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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JAN. 10, 1907
5S wlmw
Mate of thti lather Scuds
Check for Funeral
HELD HEKB OYER Tit KhE MONTHS
lotciaicnt wan io lb IliiUlivri Ceiu
cuiy At lil the remains of Carey D.
Hujrtlor, the murdered men whose
body wit found near Bethany, ear
ly In October, have found ret.
For three months they have laid
In the Patterson undertaking par
lors.and yesterday morning Acting
Coroner H. T. Bigley received
check from the executor of the ee
tale of the 1st It M. Knfder.
father of the dead luau, the money
to cover funeral exporter), with in
atrootiona to hury locally, Id roe.
talllo casket. The check wan fr
$150, aud wan signed !y By bi I
Snyder aud U. M. Snyder Jr., h
executrix and executor of the e
tate In which the dead man would
nave shared, bad he lived a uaelu)
life.
Carey D. Snyder formerly lived
Dear Mountaindaln, in the hills,
the place hating been purchased
for bim by hi father, who sent the
boy West to reform, alter releaee
from the Miseoiiri pentieniiary
The boy fell In with eome of hii
old Kansas City pale, and finally
ooneplred to roh the Forest drove
bank. The hank was robbed, but
Hnyder aid hi young wife claimed
they had nothing to do with the
roblry, a the robbers wnt ahead
of time. A few dy later Snyder
went to Portland, telling hie wife
ha wax going to nuke the rohhera
"dig up." On December -I, H0r.
be was laet seen alive in I'ortland.
He hired a rig, having two eeitte,
and left town. Nothing waa seen
of blm after that time, and in Oc
tober of thie year hie remains were
f..k(M.t Ik Annua mm. I l,..,lf.l,l l u . A
lllllliu III n i wjinf, nun i'iwwhiiv
The remain were buried here
today, in the I. O. O, K. cemetery.
HURRAH FOR THE DRAG
Kditor Argun: 1 am glad to eee
that you epesk a good word for the
road drag whenever opportunity of
fer!. I consider the road grader,
and the road drg, w hether made
of p'auk or a split lg, a the rural
mail carrier' friend. The most of
the toil in thia county, if it i prop
erly graded, not too wide, and then
kept smooth in Winter with the
drag, will in a couple nl years be
come nettrly ae Imrd a a rock
road,' and it in my opinion, after
traveling the Mad every day for
33 uioiilhe, tl.nt if the money epi nt
in buying rock ijurrl- and crush
erf, ami what h w rm then waeltd
in hauling rock and dumping them
la mudboliR, wan u d in grubbing
out the root, grading the road,
and ditc hing, in order io have good
drainage, the necessity lor rock
road would disappear, in my opin
Ion. Anyaay, we would then have
a good in ii m I h 1 1 1 1 n for tlie rock, ami
without which it nt wnri-e than nee
lew to put in on the highways
Thanking you in behalf of the ru
ral nmil carrier, unit for your ad
vocacy of the mud drag, 1 am.
your truly. V. M. Kennedy, Car
tier Koute 1, .Hvertnn.
CtO. THOMAS REA
(leorae Thoniu Re., of went of
Hillalioro, died Hi the family home,
Monday, January 7, IM7, from an
attack of heart failure, Mr. Hea
ha hi en a hu llVrt r from thin
aflliction for some yeare, but bad
been on hi feel rontiuuouely prior
to his death. lie wan born in
Richland County, Ohio, Nov. 3,
1847, and enlieted in Company (1
Sixth Iowa Cavalry, Sept. 22, lbY.2,
lervina three year. He waa dis
charged in Ootohrr, lHtir), with the
rank of Sergeant. After leaving
the army he graduate 1 out of the
Eastman Uuiinees College, Chicago,
and went Went, lie wedded Minn
Osee Daniels at Miich-ll, South
Dakota. June 1 1, !', ami resided
at Canton, that territory, until
1887, when he moved to Coleehurg,
Iowa. The tmnily moved to HUH
boro in l'lOl. Du'eiiNtd waa e
member of the Milium and tl. A, H
Mr Ilea waa one of the few Vho
went through the Civil War on the
Union side and remained a demo
crat. He wan an involerale reader
and kept himself well informed on
all aubiHcte. lie wn noteii lor
kindlv wit end entire, and hud
fine powen of declamation, an in
Stance of which will lie remember
ed by tho e who have attended the
Veteran' minimis in Washington
County. He wan a kind husband
and lovina father. Tho funeral
took dace Wednesday, under the
auspices of the Masonic fraternity
and interment was in the local
cemetery.
Mr. Pil eburv wiehes In an
nounoa that she ie putting in a full
line of laces, embroideries, aud
fancy goods, for her Spring trade
She will aleo carry shirtwaists
ladies' and Miese' underwear
linen anode, etc, Stationery and
school supplies a specialty. Do
not fall to call and gee our lines
before purchasing x
Argus and Journal, $1.75.
J. A. Elate, of Alhina. wai inl
town morning and organized
the retail grocer. W. II. Wehrung
waa elected president and 11. 11
Ureer waa choeen for secretary. All
the grocers were present and the
following will attend the State
meeting, at Portland, January HI
and 17: Wehrung, Ureer, ralroa
leer, DennU, Hchulmrriob, Vatight,
and Lou Kinmott. The object of
thie association ia en that they can
buy to lietler advantage and protect
tbeir credit department, get better
and more concerted action lu the
matter of freight, etc.
If you want t tile your place,
get figure from the Urnner A
Howell Company, of Scholia. We
are the largest manufacturer of
drain tile in the county, and have
old our product far and wide. I
you are going to build in the Spring!
gut our figure of brick, building,
block eto. We alto furnish lum
lirr, rough and dressed, of all
kind, and deliver if. required, in
lulVioieut iiuautilie. Add rem u
it Hillaboro, H. K. I). No. 2.
The oily council will soon plank
Firel Street from the depot, ml
likely up to Baseline, so a to give
a pltnk thoroughfare clear through
to the condenser. North Second
Street will alao com in for aoine
planking, aa will aleo Third Street.
The council will keep planking a
long a the road money holds out,
and it In not easily figured jut how
much good road will be laid before
operations oeaee. The question of
a lumber supply will also be im
portant, a it coets from three to
four dollars mors on a thousand
than last year.
At II I.. Cate's office, 22t5 Stark
Stteet, I'ortland, can he found the
choice! buy of reidence and busi-
nee properly in the city of Port
land. He handles the celebrated
lUwthorne Ktte lots. Telephone
Kxchange 70.
The Firemen are going to have
a benefit ball at the Opera ttoinw,
on the evening of January 12 The
proceed will le for the betterment
of the fir company, ami the pro
. . I 1 M I 1 -
ict mould lie lavoreu anu mioihi
kI by all who are iiitereeteu in lire
.. .t. n
protection, me iniya give uifir
time to protect proierty from fire
lore, and they should receive the
appreciation that is due them.
The opening of the new Presby
terian Church at Keedville will
take place next Sabbath, at 3:30 in
the afternoon. The building is not
completed yet, but is so far finish
rd that services mat be held. The
building will not be dedicated un
til Soring, when due notioe will be
given. Subject at the Tualatin
Plain Pre Church, next Sabbath
morning: "Proof of the Christian
Life.' A cordial invitalioo is ex
tended to all.
Strayed; 35 head Angora goats;
2 hillie, 1 2 unmarked kids. Others
marked with hog ring in ear. Ke
ward for information leading to
their recovery. lr. A II Uiiley.
The Rev. II. I,. Pratt, of Port
land, will preach at the United
Kvauaelical Church on Sunday
both mornina and evening. He
will alert aesist the Kvangeliitic
services which will be held each
night during the coming week, at
7:30 p. m.
Clearance sole of women's skirts
and cravenettes, children s suits
gentlemen's suits, and if you want
t bargain in these lines, call and
see us Schulinench Hroe.
Straved A fox terrier, white
with black and tan markings on
head and tail; wore strap with
hratM ring. Please return to Mas
ter Granville Gilpatrick, corner 7th
and Main or phone 443 Independ
enl. Reward ia ollered.
Found, at depot. Watch fob
with locket on bottom, containing
photo of young man. Owner will
please call, prove property and pay
(or advertisement, and get same.
Frank Kelsay, who has been
road supervisor in South Ilillsboro
for many years, and who has done
some good road work, was an Ar
gus oaller the first of the week
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Kxcellencia These cigars are of
the best stock. You can t fool an
authority on a good cigar.
Mann Collins, who was a Hills
hiiroite veais ago, and who con
luoted the creamery at the foot of
First Street, was here today, the
minaL of h i brother. Caut. A. m
si" - - - "
Collins.
flood, voung. and well-matched
driving team, 1000 lt. each, hack
and harness, lor sale. P.
M
lleidel, Ilillsboro.
A mill man by the name
ol
Mnmhv has boimht out Breske
who bought the Carstene mill, last
Fall. It la said that Breske olean-
ed up something like $3,000 on the
deal.
The Ilillsboro Commercial Bank
will pay 4 per ceut. Compounded
three times a year; after Jan. 1,
1907. . ,
V. C McICInnev. of Baker Coun
ty, waa here thia week, the gueet of
W. V Wiley. Me ll a son oi me
late Chaa. McKinney, one of Hills
horo'B pioneer boot and Bhoe men
For gentlemen'!), ladies' and
ohildrea'B hose you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John PenniB.
We huve them for everybody, and
at prices that are values.
L. M. Kuder and wife, of above
Greenville, were in the city today,
and called at thia othoe.
Will win out Over hi Com
petitors, Sure
HAS MAJ0KI1Y PLEDGED HIM
Wilbur K. Newell will Fight fur Con
vict Built Kuail
The legislature will convene next
week at Salem, and Washington
County is cutting some figure in
the importance of the fight. The
three members of the lower limine
are hanging together on the Speak
ership fight, and all are support
ing Oavey, of Marion, who nearly
loet the game by making a three
)' trip to Seaside, to take a reel,
ben the opposition puhliehed far
and wide that Iavey had gone on
one of the drinking hauls and wa
again assaulting the liquid tbat
etingeth like an adder, and iriaketb
the eye red."
Senator Hemes, of rnrest (irove,
will moHt likely land the preni-
lenry of the hena'e, a it is aid
that he ha a nmjiritv pledged
hint. Newell i flhtinz to have
the convicts build state rovln, and
be is getting help all over the elate.
Organized labor anpears antagonis
tic, hut as the tiiHasure i drawn mo
tbat the mails built will 1 purely
state roads there i not likely to he
much nppoeition.
PROBATE
I' J Srwcll ajoiull K'i"'li'i'i l litem
lult auil Mamie hci.llcr, riiiu.-ra. Cor
neliua; aulliorieil Io acll rral ralatr; ami
Hiiiit ul Kuariliao provril.
I'.tlal M P Caily, ilrotatril, Itravrrtoo
linally artllcd, ali Julio iitrrtr tstalr
le ol nlooimng.
Sale of rral ratal Frank Clnpiha vr
decraird, Calra t'rrrlt, conhruinl.
Citation to iotrrrattJ panic iaatidl
to appear 1 cl' y to allow cauae why real
ratal hall not I aoM in ratate I.cmiiI
Halca, t minor.
Jtibii M llrowu appcHiitcl rurculor
will of late Samuel l.veritl . Hillaluro
tiooilt at tuv: will gives Km in a Kverltt
really in Ilillahuro, ami M K Kvrrilt,
North llenU. the prraonnl properly
uvc other heirs yrt f'.' each.
Imitate Otia llaycot k, ilcceaard, act for
tioal lellleiiiciit oo l rtiruarv ll.
MISS EVA CORNELIUS
Mi Kva Cornelius, daughter of
the la'e William CorneliiH, died at
the Good Samaritan lloslipal
Portland, January 7, and the re
mains were brought out Tuesday
and interment was in the Harrison
Cemtery, near Mountaindale. I)e
ceased was twenty three yearn of
age, and haves a mother, Mrs
Amanda Cornelius, a hrotber, Nel
son Cornelius and a sieter, Miss
ura Cornelius. Mii Cornelius
lived in the vicinity of Mountain
lale all her life until a few years
ago, when she went to Portland.
DIED
Elizabeth Msrgretta Hainl, a
one year aud rive iiumUIh, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ISaird
died Monday morning, January 7
after an illness of but two days
The funeral took place Tuesday
interment being in the local ceme
tery.
Card of Thank
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to those who eo kindly as
sisted us during our bereavement
iu the loss of our little daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bain
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
If F Dav to Gosalin & llaiulilrll, 10a
acrri area 9 Jk I 2 11 r 1 w f 100
State of Oregon to llammouil l,uui
lier Co ui ikH acres see 16 t I a r 4
w "7
J L Andrew to Dorcna Andrews,
2.76 a res in Tualatin
S llertuau to Wallace MeCaimint,
440 acre arc 34 1 1 r 1 & sec .1 1 ,t
T A Stephens to V llreske So a see 1 1
t 3 n r 4 w
Geo Kostur to Western Timber Co
80 acres aec 1 1 t J n r A w
II Wehrung to Geo 11 Wait, lols 4
5, b, hlk JSC addition
300
John R Knues to Katlialiiula l juies
lot 8 blk a Knnrs' addition 1
Wni A Archie to James Nichols, 6.65
acrea K S Tupper donation 5oo
Wm Graf to haiiiuiuel Oref, 5 aorts
Archibold Bull donation 1
Stephen Bullock to Robert 11 Bul
lock 40 acres sec a n r 4 w 100
Rachel B Miller to Arad B Garrigus,
& R F Lepschat 160 acres sec 11
1 1 o r 4 w. I500
KM lleidel to Alvina Coiiley, lot v
blk s and other land, hmney'sad 50
T W Sain to O llaukins, 101 63 acres
sec )S t 1 s r 4 w.. 10I1
K A Hyde to Arthur ll'yer ao acres
liaruinn inaicuer uonmiou
Kstella Hoover to Tho Howe, tuts 1
a, 3, blk aSC addition 275
Alex Sweek etal to C K Smith, 50 x
100 fret 111 Tualatin 1
John W Poland to J V Burris, no
acre sec 19 1 a n r 3 w sju
J 0 Beach to Geo liatitz & Hdward
Uautz, 147 acres John Johnson
donation a9
ArguB and Oregonian, J2.00.
Peter Nelson and wife were in
-from WeBt Union, yesterday.
Puritan oil heatera Charles A.
(,amkin Co.
For Hale: Five good cows, all in
milk. B. B. Porter, 1 J miles north
east of Forest Orove, Boute 2,
J. J. Smith, of beyond filencoe,
was in town this afternoon.
Kight goods right prices C A.
La ink in Co.
Io not forget the Firemen's ball
on January 12. (Jive the boys a
lift.
I. I. Hledroe, of above Green
ville, was an Argus caller, this
morning.
Wm. Schulmerich, of Farming-
ton, was in the county seat this
morning.
Closing out rale in roiliinery on
Corner Third A Main, in front ol
the Dr. Tamieie residence.
Horn, to Julius Korenson and
wife, of .Second Htreet, Ilillsboro,
Jan. 3, I'M, a daughter.
Residence property for sale or for
trade, licated south of Southern
Pacific dep it Win. Tipton.
Horn. December "!, VMM, at Cor
nelius, to A. I'.. Schoonnver and
wifw, a daughter.
Money to loan on real estate or
personal security, on eay terms.
HilIstKjrj Commercial Link.
Mead ames F. J. and A. B. Bai
ley attended the Schuman-IIeink
concert at Portland, Monday eve
ning.
Complete lire of black cotton
hosiery just arrived. The best hos
iery on the market. Hchulnierich
Ur.ie.
There will le rfgulur preaching
services at the Christian Church
next Sunday, morning and evening,
by the regular pastor, C. A. Sias.
For sale cheap, or will trade for
heifer: Cypher Incubator and
Bro ider Win. Bagley Jr., Dudley
mill, Forest Grove, 11. 2.
John Dorland and John Kasse
bttiim, of Shady Brook, were in
town yesterday.
Wanted: Stock ling weighing
from HO pounds upward; also sheep.
I. (. Maine, Beaverton, Oregon,
Independent 'phone.
M. H. Nelron.of Glencoe, was in
tow n today, and renewed with the
Argus for another year of county
and world s reading.
Schulmerich Bros, are head.iuar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight miles in the laet Ml days.
Cheaper than lumber.
Miss Kena Koochs, who has been
with the Independent for several
years, leaves the first of the week
lor California, where the exiects to
remain all Winter.
Walkers' Orcheetra, a fine time,
and the boys in Uniform that is
the program for the hiremeDS
Hall. January 12. Hive it your
financial support.
II. Oeener, recently from Tills
luook, has opened a furrniture re
finishiiii business in the Benson
block. See his adv. in another
column.
Stationery of all kinds at the
Pharmacy latest in stylish cor
respondence, calling curds, en
velopes, etc. Call and see the
stock.
County Clerk Hodman reports
theBcliool fund of the county en
riched to the extent of $2,000 dur
iug the past year, from saloon
licenses.
Lost: Lady's gold watch and
chain between postotlice and Fred
Suhoniburg's residence, Monday
night. Leave at postotlice aud re
ceive reward.
County Clerk Hodman issued
marriaije license this week to Win.
Hints, and MirS Carrie Crawford,
near Buxton; and Cbas. Blechin
ger, Portland, and Mi?s Dora Vohs,
Greenville.
For sale: 40 acres of brush
laud, eaeily cleared, near Kalaiua,
Wash. Uunning water on place.
Thrte miles from county seal.
Goes at 10 per acre. A. Pant-
meier, Ilillsboro, Ore., B. F. D. 2.
You cn save one half your hay
hv Ufiiia a Freennn Feed Cutter.
For sale hy .Nelson Hardware l-o.
C. Schindler and Andrew Kggi
man, of Cedar Mill, were in town
yesterday, before the county court
Gouts' aud boys' clothing, fall
line now in huh, Nathan iV Ms
cher Sincerity make at 11. Weh
rung iv Sons.
Julius Peterson, of near Cedar
Mill, was up yesterday, interested
in the road question.
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia end you will
try them again and again.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). Hill, of this
city, have moved to renulelon to
reside.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Kxcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
The Mifses Maude Shannon and
Manchie Langley, of Forest Grove,
were down to the county seat, yes
terday.
The one minute washing ma
chine, latest thing out, sold on a
thirty day trial by the .Nelson
Hardware Co.
We sell a complete line of stoves
and ranges, hardware, tinware,
crockery, etc. Come and see them
and get prices before purchasing.
Schulmerich Bros.
John Kieni, of Cedar Mill, in
terested in getting a new road down
in the Cedar Mill district, was be
fore the county court, yesterday.
TOLL JWAD AGAIN
Only HidJer Before the Coun
ty Court
TUALATIN HAS ANOTHER SALOON
Court Adjourned Tsoight After a
Day Sessisa
The January session of County
Court adjourned tonight alter 6
days of labor. The tax levy was
made; supervisors appointed; and
ihe 1907 jury panel selected.
C K and K K Smith, of Tualatin,
were granted license to conduct sa
loon for period of one year, upon
deposit of 1100 with the county
treasurer. There was no remon-
strsnce, and this makes Tualatin's
second saloon.
Walter Cbatterton appointed
justice of the peace for Beaverton
precinct.
Petitions to divide road district
1 j and 22 were denied.
John McNamer, being the best
bidder, was granted right to con
duct the Wilson Biver toll road in
Washington County for a period of
one year, the schedule to be: Sin
gle horse and rig, 25 cents; team
and wagon, 50 cents; four-horse
team, 75 cents; saddle horse, 15
cents; nose hors"s and cows, 2J
cente; hos, 1 J cents; also agreed
that farme.-'s in this cutintv, who
reside between gate ami Tillamook
county shall have free passage
throuxb i!t.
ltoad Diet Xi. II, 18 and lft
chained and ltodd Diet. and "()
created .
Traiucripts allowed: State vs
K A Thomas; State vs BoseUir; in-qu-st
Kisie Burnett; Fidiele Dem
ierre ii quest.
Petition of C K Kindl etal for
telephone line, printed.
Petition C V Birr and 00 others,
for change of road below Cedar
Mill, on bill, denied.
Clerk Godinan reports December
fees at SOS 2o; lUc ird s fees, f li2o.
'.)().
David KirUy's petition to vacate
etretis or road bettie-n ljts 11 and
12 and lots 13 and 14 having been
travelled for 5 years, same are or
dered vacated.
Claims allowed:
II H Clark, court bailiff f39 00
1 I) Himsltv, sawing wood 4 50
Ira Timlin, juror - 1561
J I! McTlii-rson, juror 15 60
H Kamna " 11 10
II B Johnson ' 15 60
V W Barber " U So
O Locknian " 1 3 80
C R Bradley "
it so
Jacob Reuben, bridges 14 10
Thurston ltcvnolds, d a witness... 5 20
Bert Kevnold's " ... J 30
J K Gill Jt Co, surveyor 14 U
T A MeBride, circuit judge 20 83
Jno Ynndcrwal.d a witness 3 40
Hugh Rogers " 6 00
Jno Herb " 4 10
Frank VanDonielon ' - 4 SO
Glass it Trudliomnie, stationery... 19 04
Irwin-Hodson Co " ... 3 10
Mane Rostlair, witness 5 60
Mrs I". D Thome " 4 00
A S Sholes, court house... I 40
,1 I Kuratli, assessing and col 15 90
Climax Milling Co " " 1395
J McCrackeu Co, court house 3 00
C E Ieiclitiian, circuit court 39 00
Fred Hauiel, court house 15 00
V, I Kuratli, tax roll 24 00
J I) Mf Hurguc, witness ct ct 6 00
Mrs J I .McHargnc " 000
S 1) Buchanan " " 6 00
Kthrl Bucliaiian " " 6 00
Walter Huge, printing 7 00
D McCaiuish, ct house 5 15
Grabel & Hare, engine for healing 25 00
Wash Co News, printing I 50
Dr F J Bailey, liealtli omcer 90 90
K K Hartrampi, court House is 75
A M Collins, janitor 35 00
Carl Larson, court house 5 50
Redmond & Comu U, coroner 3 50
Wheeler Mfg Co, court bouse 2 35
W R Harris, fruit inspector 33 00
K J Godinan, elk, dep, etc 229 05
.1 W Connell, slid 225 00
A A Morrill, assessing and col 15 00
lieo 11 Wilcox, assessor 100 00
.1 S I.orsung, poor farm 140 00
C W Loudon, .roads 190 00
C K Kindt, justice fees 3 05
L M Hesse, constable 1 00
The Argus, printing 135 00
Win jackson, treas 50 00
HillslMiro Independent, printing... 149 00
K W Moore, drav 4 15
M C Case, supt, etc 9S 76
.1 K Gill Co, sla 2 50
A I Roy, poor farm 130 60
City Foundry, Cornelius, c h 24 00
C A I.amkin Co, ch 11 09
Henry VatiDyke, supervisor u 15
Kdwaid Boge " 7 50
I, V. Shute " 22 50
John Uiftis " 10 00
J A Johnson " 17 50
A M Brown " 7 So
John Dorland " 5 00
Max Craudall, expert 200 00
IVlta Drug Store, relief. 6 00
TJ King, supervisor 22 50
V W I.iveruiore, lbr.. iS 00
W K Taylor, c h 31 00
I A Johnson, roads ..too 00
Willis Ireland, recorder t37 70
Thos Connell, election 4 00
(itistave Broiiner, road supervisor., 10 00
T G Meaeliam 17 50
J W Goodie, judge 64 58
Fred Hart, bridges 10 50
Martin Hart " 5 '5
J Yergensen " 3 00
G W llines, roads 130 00
Ward Downs, tax roll 72 00
J V Connell, expenses' and board
of prisoners 246 55
A Hcckinann, roads 140 50
" supervisor 40 00
II Wehrung & Sons, relief, etc 31 55
H T Baglev, justice 7 15
Mane Roselair, witness 1 30
I. A Hood " t 7
C F. Kuiiyon, reporter 10 00
R Cave, court house I 60
A B Flint, roads 69 50
C K Wolf, supervisor it 25
K C Brown, coroner 19 60
Ir J V Taunesie, coroner 9 physi
emu 10 00
Jno Nvberg, supervisor 11 50
Citv Water & Light, lec 13 95
C L Rosauder, witness ttupieat I 00
Peter Nelson " . " I 00
Boge & Euues, bridges 5 67
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.... I JO
.... I 00
.... 15 00
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.... II 10
.... 20 00
... 6 00
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... 8 00
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...-ill 48
John Kieni "
H Kamna "
U Baker " ,
Davies Bros, lumber
Port Mach Co, boiler ct house 115 50
O W Patterson, relief 17 jo
W I Rutner. ul. etc to 10
1 is
Buchanan "
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NEW ROAO SUPERVISORS
Dial. no. Supervisor
1 John N berar
Address
Taalatin
Sherwjod
.Hillaboro R t
Gaatoa
.Coraelins R 1
Hillaboro
Reedville
E G Hager
J J Kreba
Harry Rnaacll
L J Holti
V M Kelaay
John Berwick
Harry Flint
..Hillsboro R 2
Guatave Kronner. Beavertoo R 1
O W Still Beavertoo
Cnria Schindler Portland R
J W Sewell Hillaboro
A B Todd Forest Grove
Harry Haines Forest Grove
W W Lewis Seghers
jonn .Mcuaran Gales Creek
Geo McGraw.
Greentll
Cornelius R I
Hillsboro R I
Mountaindale
Greewville R 2
Bearerton R 1
A KeTerman. . .
( 5 W Barnes . . .
10 Thos Murphy..
11 G W Hines....
21 R S Robinson
23 Thos Sain
J4 TJ King
15 Simeon Nellaon . .
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Bearerton
26 Johu A lohnaou...
.Portland K 2
.Cornelius R 1
27 Chas Miller
Hi John Iiorland. ...
...Hillsboro R j
Forest Grove R I
.. Green"ille R 3
29 John Bejer...
30 C K Shorey .
Mrs. A. Conlev, of North Hilla
boro, write the Argue the follow
ing letter:" Dear Editor: The
Argue laet wrek eta ted, in ite sketch
of the fire at my home, that Mr.
Heidel owned the place, and that
we rented it of him. Thia was an
error, as we bought the place from
him laet bummer. 1 he loaa of the
Gre wag a great blow to aa, as it
destroyed pictures, certificate.
letters of reference, and all our
clothing except that which we wore
ami wuiuu wae un iue 11 no iu lue
yard. The fire caught from a de
fective flue that projected in the
bedroom, and that portion of the
house was all a blaze before we
knew it. Our two year old child
had been sleeping in the bedroom.
and bad left it but about twenty
minutes before the blsz9 was dis
covered. I desire to thank the
many friends who aided me in the
hour of need.
In January, cold winds blow;
The thoughts of some oft make us shrink,
And when we're out we like to know
Some place to get a Soft Hot Drink.
There is no better place to call,
No matter how your tastes may vary,
For liouillon, Asparos, Yigoral,
I jke Palmateer's Confectionery.
H. Pieper, who resides with his
daughter, Mr. C. Ken.se, of farm
ineton, was given a party, New
j ears, in donor ot rjissan Dirtn
day. He is still virile, mentally,
and is enjoying fairly good health
Those present ware: Mr. and Mrs
Herman Kamna, Hillsboro; Mrs
Kale Pieper, Portland; and Messrs
and Mesdames John Kamna, V m
Schulmerich, J. J Krebe, Frank
allace, Herman ooge, Uan rJuri-l
halter, Henry Hogrefe, Wm. Stev-
vens, and host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. C Rehse.
For Sale: Two full-blooded
unester nite sows, lor oreeaing
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purposes, 9 months old. N. Vv.
Chilcott,at south tnd of Seventh
msr Luce place.
The morning sermon in the Con-
pegational Church. Sunday, wUl
be: "Building a Highway." The
evening topic will be: "The Fear
of The Lord." The members and
all interested in the Congregational
Church, and all who contribute to
its support, are invited to attend
the annual meeting, to be held in
ihe Church, Thureday
evening,
January 17.
Speakiug of groceries if you
want the finest staple Bnd fancy
groceries to be found in the market,
try John Dennis. We is after yonr
raue, ana once a customer, aiwayii
acuBtomer.
Chaa John mm, witness
Fred White "
Wary Welnrr "
Jno Nelson '
Albert Friday, supervisor...,
W J Ione'liin, relief.
M Turner, roods
I, C Walker, surveyor
John Olsen, roads
Neil Johnson "
The Knights of Pythias and tie Dealeni In Marble and Granite Monu
,,, e '11 l , aientsand Tomlmtonea, and all kinds of
nauiiiuiiH oiBieio win nun juiu
ioBtallatinn next Monday night,
January 14. They will give a
supper, beginning at 5:30, and all
Knights and tamir.eB, and nam
hnnn Sialrs and families, as Well
as visiting members of either order,
ra rnrdiallv invited tn be in at-
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tendance, both at the supper and
exercises
We carrv the best shoe on the
market for the money. V. L.
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. H. Wehrung & Sons
Joseph Lougbran, of Washing
ton, D. C, writes County Clerk
Uodman, asking for information
about his son, Frank Lougbran,
who left for the coast in 1889.
says tne son is now about do year
of age, and that be is a stenogra
pher by profession.
One dollar down, and one dollar
a week; Bridge-Beach and Standard
Ranges, Jersey Lily Cook Stoves;
every stove fully guaranteed by
the Nelson Hardware Co.
Ambers Thornburgh, of Foreet
Grove, was in town yesterday. Mr.
Thornburgh says he lives outside
the city limits and is therefore not
at all interested in the city election,
except tbat he would, of course,
like to see his churoh win.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. 1).
Physielao and Mnrreoa
Orfica Builajr-Mnrgjan block, uiMlair.
Rooms 12, 1.1 and 13. Knidsne Mouth
w comer Ba-I:ne and Hstvnd Hlreria,
Both 'Ttionea. "
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S. T. LINKLATER, II. B. C. U
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offioa upstairs or Tb Delta Iirus; Slors
tUsidanos hat of Court Uoum,
In Iks corner of the block,
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JAMES PHILLIPS TAKiESlE. M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern ParlHc Railmad t'o.
Coimulution in Kreneb or English. Of
fice npataira. oyer L. M. Hnyt C'. ators.
north aide of Main rt Hillalioro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on corner Becond and Oak St a
Oregon Pbone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - OREGON
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.P.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office-Rootds 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. HilUWrv Ctrp
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 aid 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store,
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Saw. H. araaeev Mf. 0. Mere
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Room 1 aad i Shale Baildlug
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H. T. BAQLEY
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Office, apsUira, over the Post Office,
HiUabotw, Ottgess
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Roosaa J, 4, & S, Uergaa Blk, BUlsbero.
JOHN IL WALL
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Office CpaUlis, Balky alergaa Block,
Roesas, laala.
HILLSBORO, - ORKOOH.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Ccatral Black. "
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Attorney-ai-,ftw
Shott Baildilt Ewtain. HiMoro, Oftion
THOS- H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooma j, 4 and 5
HiUsbo Oregon
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LONb & LUKNtLlUb
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
snranee Business, List yonr farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
yon right. Add your sale to our list.
Call In and see us.
Main Street, Hillsboro, O,
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cemetery ami memorial work. Write ua
for particulars. Address 3351,. Mormon,
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Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Linds, 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.
313 ABINCTON BUII.DINO
Portland - - Oregon
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lUfUKilTURE RE FINISH ED
In any of the modern styles, by an
experienced wood-finisher. Also
painting, papering, tinting and all
kinds of interior decorating.
H. QESSNER, HHHboro, Ore.
Benson Bldg, between Third and Fourth.
If you have not an account with
the Hillsboro Commercial Bank
open one now. They pay 4 per
cent, per annumoo savings accouot.
Born, Jan. 10, 1907, to Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Hay ties, of Scholia, a
son. .
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