MIUSBORO ABOUS, JAN. 17, 1BJ7
DELIKQUbl1! F SALK
ON MX! MONDAY
About fifty Have Culled muJ
Settled With Shciilt'
BALANCE TO BE SOLO AS PER LAW
bidder Will Get Dcc4 la Hire Ytitt
II set Redeemed
Sheriff Connell ind Msittant will
nut Mandav morning tell th
land advert! far delinquent
taxes, ind there will b over two
hundred title. About fifty have
como In lino the lit wtt adver
tiled, and piid up, leaving over
200 piece yet to l urid!. Bidder
mutt y what th ir In wed rite of
Interest will b on the amount due.
The lowest bidder will gut ft tax
certificate-, and, after three year, il
(lit owner of the land tloet nut call
and rednxen t tbe Shsrin t or
Clerk'l office, tbs bidder will be
bIvid a deed. Throe year it not a
very long time to wait, and oiih
UoiM man get a good piece f
land tor a until investment
There promites to be tomt spirited
btddirg. at thert are tome good
pieces of property delinquent.
; SCHOOL REPORT
Follow ion it ll report of Sohool
Dlitrlot No, 3, Lurl, for thi
quarttr b ainnine October 15, am!
endiig Janutry 11; Number girl
enrolled, 22; number buy tnroli
d, 19; total enrolltd. 41; pupils
dropped, ?; pupil readmitted, 5;
avenge utunter belonging do;
average daily attendance, 32; case
tardir.es, 10. Th following were
neither abwnt tior lardy:
Welter Chambers, fcdith Chamber,
ljllteSclimi.il. Cbarlct HthmiJl. Ce.il
.Hchmilt, Klmer Dower, ami May Mart.
Number vMlora, 7, vii: Melaies S,
C. Bonbaro, P. M. Mower ; F. II. Doner,
clerk; the Mir Maude MeClarkin,
EiUtU Hathom, Minute llower, tnd the
County !upcrttrudent, M. l (W.
Partntttml ell other Interested 111 the
actaoul are wetcd to call and liitprct
out woik M. N. Buntuun, pitneipal,
and Mitt Emms 1'iiu liunl, aUnt.
OPENING OF NEW HALL
The Order ol Washington, of Heed
vllle, will give a dance in (heir
New Hall, Friday evening, Janu
ary 25lb. The ball ia well fiuieh-
4 aud nothing it lacking for theve
wlthing a rpeoial good time. The
but of Older will be assured aud
intoiicautt are atrielly forbidden.
Come If you 'wieb to have the lime
of jour life By order of Commit
lee.
THE MARKETS,
This morning' market report
compiled from Portland quotation,
are:
Valley Wheat, new, Wic.
Barley feed, f'2l.f0u 22 per ton;
brewing, 122 j; rolled, fuxiM fiM
Oats, White. Ufo4i'M
Oats, gray, 121 Mini 125 per ton
Bran, city, II" 00 per ton; oouu
try, 1.8
Hay, Velloy timothy, $13 00 ho.
14.00; grain, 17 fi0aS,M).
Hay. Clover, 17 and H
Potatoes, buying prices:' Oregon
Burbanks, fancy, $l(t $l,2f; com
roon, TBtd'lo.
Eggs, fancy ranch, 86(u(37jp.
Butter, Ex Ira Creamery, 35,
Hops, JVKHJ contracts, 13Ji.
FOR RENT
Cbas. T. Uodds, of above BaDkeJ
bat sued f. lireeke and a firm con-
sitting of Hbermtu Murpby, r.
-..v. . ..... & ar .
Miller, An-n Miller aou a. won
ney, for 954.15, lor services alleged
to bitve twien rendered In driving
to the Carstens Mi'l. on Dsiry
Creek, 614 fir logs. The work was
lone under eontrsct tor iiretks,
ind Hodds claims there was hut
ten dollars paid on the work.
Breaks sold the logs, so Podds
claims, to the partners as shove.
but be filed a mechanic a lien arid
now take bis cats to tbe circuit
oourt. He win given a retraining
order by Judge lloodin this morn
ing preventing the sawmill from
cutting the logs until tbe suit is
settled He asks that tbe logs I
sold, his claim paid, and that be
La allowed 150 lor attorney's ft in
satliug tbe rata through court.
Hu attorneys sre Hagley x litre.
If you want t tile your place,
get figures from the Or oner St
Kowell Company, of fkbolle. We
are the largest manufacturers of
drain tile in tbe county, and have
sold our product far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Hprlng
gel our figures of brick, building,
blocks etc. We also furnish lum
ber, rough snd dressed, of all
kinds, and deliver If required, in
tulllcieut quantities). Addrees us
at Hilleboro, It. F. I). No. 2.
According to tbe reliable ther
mometers tbe lowest temperature B,iue, the
durimr the cold wave has beeu I tb reelatoo
about two above iero. This Is not
at all to be citupared with tbs cold
in tbe east or, even, east of tbe
mountains, where, up in ths Spo
kane section, it bss been 15 below
Tbe weather man has been pre
dicting a break-up of tbe present
oold wave, hut il still keeps waving.
'1
SI
Hcpublkaiw Charge That
Democrats Hulc the Kmmt
IT WAS A BOLD POLITICAL STROKE
Cbsgria in Krpub'icsn Camp
Order of 1hlnt
Ovtr
Thete-is chagrin in tbe ramp of
the Oregon (J. () P. and all be
i-aose Kdwsrd Wright Haines, of
Forest Orove, received the presi
dency of tbe Htate Henale through
four 'democrats voting for him
Tbe story Is that lour unterried
senstors were approached by the
llodson men and Haines men, and
that they voted for 1 1 tinea, and
that the following condition were
exacted and pledged:
That the iplxHiitnuul of nil eomnii
siont he BiHtt bv th Governor.
I'bt the Haioee lollowrra tupport nil
vctoea of tht (iovertior where commit
Siona arc couctinr.l.
That no legitUliun be iuiro1ucet nor
pad wliu h will tntttil tut
oalrontse 01 the ( .overuor.
That they receive the rhirmtiihip of
tut game committee, the couottet com-
penal
innlttute cnntmiiteet
of Uwa coutmittee, or, la
lieu of tlitl, tbe ntut altoa eowuiiUee.
Alto thtt they I represented on tbe
wayt aud meant committee, on tbe rail
road committee, on the tuilicutv com
mittee, on the insurance and banking
committee, on theentroMinu couiailitee
and have the appointment of Sundry
clerka.
And lat, hut not leatt, tbe lieitiocratt
added thtt tbe tiaioet lection vote to
n.i.i m 1 :,ii Hnr I 'hatttttvrl.tn'a veto nf
Ws are now bus? building up ,he ito.rd 01 t ontrol hill.
tbe slock so recently tlepleted .by Anj S9 there 80rrow in parti
he Holiday rush, and are making . rp,m,ii(.,n fin-Va hut hv
uirer and nswsr goods, all pure aud ,hoUd there be? The people voted
wholesome. ilie mosi esaciiog Ph-m ... . ,, ..uj nower I be second
ast at .1.1 r
iwreons, looting lor tne oesi. purest timg. -n.i ,k . Hhow(K the r con 1
randies for themselves or little onet jm : nmi, . i, u.iU-.
can find just wbat they want in lion.ul. called. ChemberUin his
tbs only store where candies are lm.All -n -.cuet excutive .and if
made. Ihs Pen 01 tfweeie. hissuuoorter irainsd a noint Kivfba
iron W. i Harrett came home Chamberlain a power that hie
from Halem today, and will not re- enemies wanted taken aeay, why
turn until Hunday. Mr. Barrett complain?
ia Introduced a hill reftolating "But we are not kicking at Chamber
il.- l Ir.va .ml an lain," laid a prominent party man, here,
... 1 t. . IL U .1. TIIIIIWT, 117 ' w
otner wop-n mi monia ui rtu t,m .a. . uooA tf0.,.tnot
r.lary to duck bunting iu this hut why thould the Unices" people trede
aountr. He Slso moved to reduce power twty to the iteuiorrattr it tt in
' : . . .... . 11.1
the coit of printing bills, and ua.ue..
carried. But it it hardly likely that .Hen
1. . 1 . ..... . ...1. ator Haioee will care, as Hoiison
ins uranuan late, luei soum . , , , ... ,...
. . il... .r.,.i trietl lO uiaac mn poiiiu nnn diki
01 town, u.e owiu imwao 'i I t.i,lu (i,om, hat e triad Cham
. ; .11 .Kb ik... i w-wt t v. - - .
ry ssaung p.ruew WCT,;" '- berlain twice, and he is a good man
to work alongside
Ktitu of sixty nv iu cultivation
37 tureof this is io meadow: 04
toret In Winter oate; email tract
in tares, leaving tut 15 acres to
put in next Hpring. Will sell
uloos with the lese. 3 burses, 12
cows, and 25 Inn hsy in barn
tome chop, oalu end wheat, and
maohinory an I tool necessary to
run place, Place, on milk route
and rural mail delivery, a good
bargain. Frank Wsllace, Hills
boro, Ore., R. F. D. 2, 3 miles
toutbeast of Hilleboro find one
mile south from M inter Bridge.
sometimes being nsarly a hundred
merrymakers there at a time. 1 be
ice has been from four to six inches
thick, and although tbe water
hats fallen there is yet fairly good
skating.
.t. . 1 rAi ft. t.
At K. 1.. Vtte S Otlice, il Diara .i.,,,.,. , Tl, Mi.lniulil l iver
. .. .1 , L. r 1 .l.- ' " "
Bireet, roniaou, can rw iouuu loo periIU. ...The Mittouri Girl
r 1.1- - 1 t - . . . . .
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Cretcent Thettre
(Stllijeft to I'llitlim')
March I...., Nettie, The N'ewtKirl
March 19 v The KiKol Tramp!
Sale is Pottpotied
choioeat buys of residence and husi
nesa nroitert? in the city of fort
land. He handles the celebrated
Hawthorns Kstste lots. Telsphoue
Kxchange i0.
UenrMeutativa Newell's motion
to dbtienee with ladv clerkt at the I J . K. Hedges, of Inalatin, give
tessionof the legislature met with notice that he has postponed Ins
but little favor. A legislature ptiiuiu saie, an vniu in nuouier
without ltdy clerkt would besome- clumn. , Tbe sale is indehoitely
thing like tbe millenium so lar at put on.
. t.
Oregon il concerned.
For sale: 40 seres of brush
land, easily cleared, near Kalama,
wtsh. Hunning water on place
Thne miles from county seal.
Goes at 10 per acre. A. Paut
meier, Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. U. 2.
Mayor Laughlin, of Forett Grove,
slates that It it possible that the
people will tgain vote on whether
or not a liquor license shall be
granted.
Slrsyed: 35 bead Angora goats;
2 billies, 19 unmarked kids. Others
marked with bog ring in ear. Ke
ward for information leading to
their reoovery. Dr. A. B Bailey.
Hillsboro people up to the legit
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Puritan oil beaten. Charles A.
Ltmkin Co.
Cbat Johnoii was over from
tLe mill yesterday.
Rijiht goods right prii.es C. A.
Lsmkio Co.
J P. Hell!, of near Rank, was
au Argm caller, Friday.
0. A. f.araen.'of below Newton,
win in the city veiteroay.
lan Burkhalter, of Karmington,
hi over to the oily yeaterday.
John McCleran, of (Jal Creek,
as a county seal visitor Time lay.
II. K Mr Kinney and M. Kahr,
f Portland, were in town Sunday.
John Hcbneider, of beyond West
nion, wat in the city yesterday.
C. F. (irabel, of belnw the Minter
ndie, was an Argus caller this
morning.
Dime social at the M. E Parson-
ge, rnuay evening, January 13.
.verybody invitee.
Am you a smoker? Then call
ir the Hohiller or Kxcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Mr. Kffiughaui Schiefleiin, of
Centervilln, is epnding the Winter
t Ocean Park, ( al.
I.oreo Jackson w;n in from east
of town yesterday, aud remembered
he Argus for another year.
Ktiratli Hroi. reomtly sold the
Yost place, nar West Union, 20
acrer, to Jno. Losli, for f 1,400.
For Hale: Five good cows, all in
milk. R. B. Porter, 1 J miles north
east of Forest Grove, Route 2.
The Hilleboro Commercial Bsnk
will pity 4 per cent. Compounded
three times a year; after Jan. 1,
1907. I
Simon Xellsen, road su-rvisor
ir Road District Nn. 25, below
Fsrmington, was an Argus caller
yesterday. .
(iMits' and boys' clothing, fall
ine now in Kub, Nathan x Fit-
cher Sincerity make at H. Wen-
rung A hons.
Jafper Keller, of (Jleucoe, and
who is now cutting timber for the
railroad company, was in town
yesterday.
Mayor Talbot was down from
Cornelius yBaterday, to see if we
had any diilereot brand of weather
down this way
Schulmerich Bros, a re headquar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight toil el in tbe last '.',() day
Cheaper than lumber.
Alex Sweek, one of Portland's
democratic warhorses, was in the
city yesterday, on business with
County Judge Cioodin.
Wanted: Stock hogs weighing
from 80 pounds upward; also sheep.
J. O. Haines, Beeverton, Oregon,
Independent 'phone.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Excelleocia These cigars are of
the beat stock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
KNIGHTS 1 KATUBONES
NSTAIJ
Dig lianqtitt in Wehrung
Hall, Monday Evening
HOLD 0T PUBLIC ISSTALLATIOS
Over Oae
Hundred People
Atusdaacc
Wert ia
Jobn O'MearatDd John Vander
wal, of north of Bsaverton, enjoyed
a Holiday at the home of
O'Meara, on Jackson Day, and
celebrated, with their wives, and
others, their wedding anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Meara had been
FROrEKUOMAU
F. A. BAILEY, M. 1).
Phynicfan and .Surgeon
Ortire Bailer-Mnriraii block, niMlalrf.
Rouma 12. 13 sod IS. Keoidanc Sonlh-
weat enrner fUbetlineand frtaixnul Htreett,
married 30 years on the 9ib, and h 'I'houet,
Mr. and Mrs. vanderwal bad been
married IS years on the 7th, and
S. T. LINKLATER, If. B. C. U.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The Knigbtt of Pythias ind Rath-
bone Sisters hold a joint inntalla
tion at Wehrung Halt, Monday
evening. A banquet was served,
commencing at six o'clock, and
lasting until sight. Over one
bundred people were at table and
the event it one long to be remem
bered by the fraternity. George
Scbulmerich was tbe' installing
officer for tbe Knights, and Mrs.
F. J. Williams wis installing of
8cer for the Sisters.
After the program was rendered
addresseb were made by II. Gil pat
rick. W. O. Hare. H. T. Bagley, J.
W. Hewell and others.
Tbe Knights' officers installed
were: Wm. Nelson, chancellor
commander: W. G. Hare, vice
chancellor; H. T. Bagley, chaplain;
B. A. Barber, master at armt; Jobn
M. Browu, keeper of records and
seal; L. W. House, master of work;
Oeo W. Scbulmerich, master of
finance; Dr. W. D. Wood, master
of exebecquer; J. V. Cave, inoer
guard and Herman Hchulmericu,
outer guard.
The Kathbona ctlicers were:
Carrie Moore, most excellent chief;
Dora Nelson, excellent senior
Koe Davis, excellent junior; Joeie
Schu'ruench, maneger: Kleibul-
mericb, uiHtree of record and
co'reeponder.ce; Mary 'House, mis
tresj of finance; Margaret McKtn
ney, proUctor of temple; Lena
Roundy, guard
Mies Willabflle Mo re acted as
Flora in tht Rtthbooe intal!atioo,
an I the little Mi?sns Bh Crandal
Mary Freeman, Margaret Hoyt and
M;trie Long were the (lower hearers
A duet bv Mies Li ia and Earl
Ho iee. a solo bv Miss Bleir, and
quartet br Mr and Mrs. (!eo. V
Schulmericb, Mies Joeie SohuUner
ich and F. J. Williams were the
musical features of the evening.
PUBLIC SALE
so they compromised and met on
the 8th for a jollification.
Mrs. Piilsbury wishes to an
nounce that she is putting in a full
line of laces, embroideries, and
facCT goods, for her Sarins- trade.
Khfl will alan rare ahirtatai.la JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIES1E, M . l.
Office npatain over Tbe Delia firug Mturt
Ruidenet) Eaalof Court Honw,
In the corner of the tdovk.
SAAaAASvVVWeAaAAa
ladies' and Mitses' underwear.
cen goods, etc. Stationery and
tchool supplies a specialty. Do
not fail to call and see our lines
before purchasing
Tbe P. R & N. had a force of
men trying to break ground in tbe F. I. BAILEY. M. D.,
.., a:. .14. f ik. ri:. if :n I "
tuk tuia etiio ui iuo vituilA Mill.
yesterday. The cruet of frost was
so thick tbat four animalt could
carcely open the pit Tbe corn-
any wishes to nil op the cut just
west of tbe sidewalk, to tbat tbe
track can be laid down to tbe new
sawmill.
J. T. Mc.Namara, who went over A. B. BAILEY. M. D.. D. D. S,
! ti.wnn aaI '
io tuiamoooK lasi ran, ana woo . . ,
at recently appointed a deputy rnysician ana jsurgeon
euor.u iur i miuiuun. yiuuij, o fJFFlcE K.O0tQS7, O aUU 9
iCi-ui il'.' t r a. J iiiavui w rein l t f- m Tt T 1
rests were made over there for tell- Bailey-Morgan Block.
ng liquor without license, ind the Both Phones. Hillsboro. Ore.
f jf.L . 1.11. I '
Kecortier iinen mem nny aouars
Tbe undersigned will sell al public
auction, on the Wm. Schmidt
place, mile northeast of Bethany
store, commencing at 1 o clock
m. on
MONDAY, JANUARY 28
Cow in milk, frethin May;buegy, sinijle
harness, hog, ai chickens, ton hay, 7 sks
wheat, 7 sks oats, 3 sks shorts, alxut ao
sks potatoes, J hK augers, I crosscut
saw, i aft chain, scales, rope, lot small
ooil oriler; kitcuen cupDoaru,
tools IU
utensils, dishes, 6 chairs, rocker, 3 tables,
For sale cheap, or will trade for la bedsteads, lounge, quilts
Jtyron MOttllet to S llermtu ia a
see a? t a 1 r 1 w r
Wm L Skeelt to I.ewit Montgomery
7H acres near Scholia 1000
tt O Davlci to l'.Uie I, Pitman, lo a
tec at t 1 1 r 1 w e
John Keter to John Con;.elmau, So
a D O Obit donation aooo
Wni lloehnc to J V Price, ,K acret
Wm Btldra donation -oo
Order Wathington to Reedville O &
W Hall atan lot tut 4 Keeovtue. . . 1
Wm Reidt to M it Whltloi'k, lott,
7, H, J5, 36blk9 W PHeighti... 00
Klhalinda Knuet to Howard Cilpat-
rlck lot H hlk a hunet iddttion
and other land 1
W H Wehrung to Johi Boeker, ao a
Crow tract, North tlllltuoro 1000
John Peters, of VVrboorl, was an
Argus caller this aft?rnoou,
A. B, Davis, of Buxtpa, was In
town this evening. w
J, A. Messingwr, of I.surel, wa
In the city this afternoon,
Jacob Ralohen, of nour Phillips,
wat Iu town this afiernoou,
T. C, Meshan, of Fsruilugton,
wat an Argus oallur today.
Louis Carstens, of Bbnve Banks,
wat down today, He sayt there is
verv little mors enow up there
than down here.
Pava your money by depositing
with the Hillsboro Commercial
Bank. They pay 4 per cent, per
anutira on deposit in their sayings
department.
David Potior, w bo bus been at
the asvlutn for some months, is
out on parole, and wss In town to
day, conferring with his guardian,
H. T. Bagley, Mr. Porter, who is
well known around Uaston, is
looking fine, and has been out on
parole for several months He m
turned to Hillnboro to find that
hit guardian had succeeded iu get
ting an inorease of bis pension
from six to twelve dollars per
month. i
lattire tay that tt ft. UOISSIOOI, Wm gcott to John Owens, 7 terts
formerly of tblt place, is now in a I tec 3a t t r 1 w ?oo
Salem barber shop, doing nicely. Marv A Moore to 1 U Hates, 1 acre
and making in exemplary citizen, adjoining c.atton 800
, , , .,.,.,, ueo w rauerton to w 1. c.ossnu et
f otina, at nepoi. oaion iou ,1 .Cret tec iH t a n r a w, 500
with locket on bottom, containing I GeoT ReA i0osee A Rea 10 a tec
photo of young man. Owner will 35 1 1 a r 3 w
nlease call, prove property and pay Herman Wenttto lukeruuu llelmer
K. .J,,i umanl anil ml. lima BO a ion a oc i act
1Ui.mei...v,....M. B ..... " ,
. .... . ... Rufut Wtggenervo v u wooo, w ,n
There will oe a aance ai mt w . loW . &-. Wlt , Hillsboro 500
0. W. Hall, Olencoe, on r "day A t wiiket to HP Simon lott t &
night. January 25. Walker a or- ia, bik 4 Purdy't ad uuley 40;
nhtstra. three nieces, llckets. 0 Hohn W Prisbie to Threta Peterson,
naiita. including BUOOer. to acres WW Catching donation aooo
" " ' 1 D-l. I Tt.taaai A lrtarl II HBtfafl Sfi
nuui at uaun tv ir'"-"'
. wll ll .i.l. MI-
Lost: Ladv a goia waiou ana
chain between postodice and Fred
Sohomburg's residenoa, Monday
night. Leave at postomce and re
ceive reward,
acrea tec ab t 1 t r 5 w
A N Drown to J L Washburn , 1 4 &.
n w of 1 w S. t w H 01 n w
.I4 tec 9 1 a n r 5 w .
800
Mtthlat Borden to tironer & Rowell
60 scret tec aa t 1 1 1 a w iyo
T. R. Imbrie and family are in Henrv Muth to Ueo Kostttr, woa
thetity. and will soon be domi- sec 11 1 30 row '
ciled In their new purchase, the Lew n Carateus to Aiimen jnom-
Merryraan residence. . r., t..ve u ...
uivi j . , , , nlonr In Mra Kiiima !
MrB. D. P. Patterson bat return- Morgan, 10 a Millard VanSclmy
,1 in har home in Cottage Orove. ver tract 9
(1... i.imJiJ n aif, n Ih I ha Investment l oniDanv to 11 i.anois
nor u """" "" - - , . .,..... i. ,e
n iiere 101 ao vviuow jvu. . oo"
IJunuuv, iniiiiij.
Complete line of black ootton w oarrv the best Bhoe on the
hosiery iust arrived. Tbe beat hot- m.-itBt for the money. W. L.
wry on ine maraei, oonuimenuu
Bros,
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas, Shellbatu
mer. of Portland, were In town
Sunday, guests of R. H. Greer and
family. f
Money to loan on real estate or
personal security, on easy terms.
Hillsboro Commercial Bank. ,
Adam Spies, of north of Beaver
ton, wat an Atgus caller today.
Donolas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
ind finish. H. Wehrung & Sons
i T. G. Meacham came down from
the mountains above Mountain-
dale, this evening, and reports that
there are six inches ot enow tip in
the hills and that it is quite
frosty.
Argus and Journal, $1 75,
.a . . t . 1
a lieiler: typnert lncuoator ana
Brooder. Wm. Bagley Jr., Dudley
mill, Forest Grove, R. 2.
Mrs. Ludwig Yost, of Midva'.e,
Idaho, and formerly of Went Union,
was a visitor with Mrs. J. C, Ku
ratli, tne first of the week.
There wile be regular preaching
services at the Christian Church
ntxt Sunday, motning and evening,
by the regular pastor, 0. A. Sias.
Stationery of .all kinds at the
.'barmacy latent iu stylish cor
respondence, calling cards, en
velopes, etc. Csll and see the
stock.
Henry 1. Ford, ex-sheriff of this
county, has been appointed door
keeper of ths House, at alem.
The position carries about $! per
during the session.
We sell a complete line of stoves
and ranges, hardware, tinware,
crockery, etc. Come and tee them
and get pricts helore purchasing.
Scbulmerich Bros. !
The subject of the morning ser-
mou in the Congregational church,
Sunday, is "The Fear of the Lord."
Evening topic, "Inconsistencies of
Men and omen
II you are iu favor of rock roads
you now have a chance to send in
your expressed wishes in regular
form. Just sign up the coupon in
a form on tne second page, and get
your neighbor to eign it, and then
send it in to the Argus, and the pe
tition will l3 turned over to the
county court.
While John Witt was walking
into town yesterday morning, he
slipped and fell, breaking hin right
arm near the wrist, He came on
into town and had the bone set by
Dr. Bailey. He was crossing a
piece of ice when he upset himself,
aud he now thinks that he will
ride when it is slippery.
The Scholls Telephone Company
met iu annual meeting last Satur
day, and accepted and arranged for
a contract with the Home Tele
phone Company for connection in
to Portland, the connection io oe
not later than July 1. All stock
holders in the oompauy are now to
. i iiir a
pay a mommy rate oi jo oenie,
instead of the switcn rate inai nas
urevailed iu the paat. All rented
telephones still remain at the 75
monthly rate. Tbe officers for the
ensuing year are: A. B. Flint,
president; J. H, Collier, eecretaty;
C. F Heme, -W. A. Prosser and N.
G. McDonald, board of directors
blankets,
L-Ka-k. lauios. stone iars, ao i teal and
dot gal jars of canned fruit; and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms of sale: Cah in band
JACOB L1NDF.R.
John Kuratli, Auctioneer,
OBITUARY
Died. Friday. Jan. 11, 1007, at th
home of Mrs. Nancy Johnson, her
rrother. of Glencon, Mrs. Edith
Pearl Hall, wife of Albert Hal
Deceaeed was born J&uuary 1
1880, and married January 2
1002. She leaves a husband an
two children to nidurn her loss
The funeral was preached at Glen
coe. bv Rev. T. W. Vard, text
Job 14:14. The subject of th
sketch was converted on ber death
bed and gave a bright .testimony
her acceptance of God, and her
desire to depart and be with her
Saviour. Contributed.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Hon t hern Pwlrio Kailroad Co.
CoiihuIuuom in French or KiiKlbdi.
tic upatairt, over L. M. Hoyt to' a. alore,
north aide of Main St., Hilltiioro, Or.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. . A. Bailey.
Kealdence on corner Second and Oak Mtt
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - ORKttoX
eWeeeereerVN
each, although be fouod tbem not
uilty.
Strayed A fox terrier, white
itb black and tan markings on
bead and tail; wore strap with
brass ring. Please return to Mas
ter Granville Gilpatrick, corner 7tb
od Main or 'phone 443 lodepeod
ent. Reward is offered.
ine lUiamoox railroad engine
was taken to tbe 0. R. & N , shop
tbe first of the week for repairs, the
machine having been disabltd
while starting on the curve this
side of the boothern Pacinc con
nection, tbe other night, while it
was slippery.
In January, cold winds blow;
The thoughts of tome oft make us shrink
And when we're oat we like to know
Some place to gat a Soft Hot Drink.
There is no better place to call,
No matter how your tastes may vary,
I-or Bouillon, Asparoi, v lgoral,
.ike Palmateer's Confectionery.
There will be regular services at
the United Evangelical Church,
Sunday. Morning service: "The
Work of the Holy Spirit" Evan
gelistic services will continue dur
ing the coming week.
For Sale: Two full blooded
Chester White sows, for breeding
purposes, 9 months old. N. W.
Chilcott. at south end of Seventh
Street, across Railroad track, for
mr Luce place.
Benton Bowman hat been select
ed as one of tbe expert etenogra
phers at the legislature, serving on
a senate committee. This is similar
to a position held at the last see-
eion by Mr. Bowman.
Speaking of groceries if you
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Roottut 10 aid tl Morgan-Bailey Bloek,
street. Over Dennit Htorw.
HILLSBORO OREGON
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BAGLEY tt HARE
ATTORNKVS-AT-LAW
Kooma 1 tad t Skate Building
HILL8BOEO, . OB F.UO.N.
IL T. BAGtLEY
ATTORNfcY-AX-LaUV
Office, npttair, over the Post Office,
HiUabot-w, Otwgaata
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room j, 4, k. j, ftlorgaa ilk, BUUboro.
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JOHN U. WALL
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW
Offic Uptuiit, Baiky Margaa Black,
Kooua, raala.
HILLSBORO, - OBKGON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Slain, CsnUai Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
want the finest staple and fancy
groceries to ue iouuu id mumaraci,
try John Dennis. We is tfter your
trade, and once a customer, alwayt
a customer.
R. H. Greer was in Portland
yesterday, attending the meeting
of the State Grocers' Association.
W. H. Wehrung went down today
to attend the session,
Clearance ssle of women's skirts
W. D. HARE,
Attomey-at-Law
Shalt Buildini. Lwtiirt Biibson. mm
THOS H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
E. J, LYONS
B. Pi CORNELIUS
PROBATE
Eetate of Olis Haycock set for final
settlement on February 11.
Will of Ernest Ludwig Steiuhofl
admitted to probate. Anna Stein
holt' end Arthur SteinhotT executrix
and executor; B G Leedy, Alfred
Zweiner and M Koerner appraisers.
February 11 eet for hearing ob
jections to order to sell realty es
tate of Christian Kottger, deceased.
H A Walker, R II Greer and V
M Jackson appointed appraisers for
estate late Samuel Eventt, de
ceased; C V McKinney, Wesley
Turlev and John Schnntz ap
praisers for Baker County. It-state
in Washington County appraised
at $532.60.
Estate Robt Imbrie, deceased
set for unal eeuiemcnt on renrti'
arv 25. 1007. '
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Appraisenif nt ot I nos utcnins
: i . . ci: ,.,:i
estate coniinueu aa io unug uu
Jan. 25.
Ordered that $1300 be distributed
heirs of C K SchoielUer, deceased
Estate O' W Shaver, deceased,
closed of record.
and cravenettes, children s suits, Morgan B1V, Upetairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
gentlemen's suits, and if you want .
a bargain in these lines, call and Hillsboro, - . - UregOU
VvVvVVyWvrVMAaaaM
J. S. Lorsung, who has been
cleaning up the land for the coun-
. .1
tv, between the county farm and T Vnvc n. mDMTJT 1 1 1Q '
m. Q,-,,,ll,of n Panifir. via in thai t- 1 WlO OC Wltml-iWvJ
IUO uvuimuim wawe-MW r - - i
.... ,i uu m urcueriu fs.cn t cvButiVa aju buu -
For eentlemen'B. ladies and suranee Business. List your farm with
nhililrfta'H hnafl von can do no bet- them and find a sale. They will treat
. . . -. . I tJJ aa.1. 4A 1w
an 4Kv x Kiki rtf thn anntO I YUU TlHUl AUU TUUl MIC IV vui not
l.f-1 LLIZ&U liU uuv 3 1 tf uuu xouuvi . . . "
Wem.ve them for evervbodv. and m "u "
at nrirns that are values. Mam Street, iiulBboro, CT.
The Jackson Bottom was covered errrrrMArrrreeereer'
with skaters, Sunday, but the ice TMHOFF & MINAR
had frozen in the rough and the
Hpot was not 18 excellent as usual. Dealers iu Marble and Granite Mono- ';
ments and Toinbstonea, and all kinds ot
furtaon I cemetery anil memorial work, write ua
, . . - tii Ml JUT uanu'utnisj, .iuuhtoiw u, uiu.iibi,
n. .-v . i u w i tiifk a wi rt aw nrt i tav i u i
up 1I1U Jillgiuefi auui... D p.-vo TT 1VO
oavll.'K a" aiuuo ui uiuiuvmi nui.i
to attend to.
OREOOX
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00.
, IiOoks like snow as we go to
press.
E. L. James and wife were over
from West Baseline, today.
G. W. Bacon, the Forest Grove
horseman, was in town this after
noon, .-
Master Mechanic MuLaugblan,
of the P. R. & N., visited his fami
ily in Portland, yesterday,
You can save one half your hay
bv utiog a Freeman Feed Cutter
For sale by iNelson Hardware uo
John Boge, of Farmington, and
J. B. Stewart, of South Tualatin,
were in the city this aflernojn.
Residence property for sale or for
trade. Located south cf Southern
Pacific depot Wm Tipton.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mo
Greer, of Forest Grove, on January
15, 1907, a daughter.
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Excellencia end you will
try them again and again.
Miss Eva Biiley, who has been
visiting friends in Ashland, has re
turned home.
Elmer Mayt, the Glencoe mer
chant, was in the city Tuesday
evening.
John Kamna, of Farmington,
was & county seat visitor yesterday
evening.
Chas. Bloom, of the HarriB
bridge, was ia the city this morn
ing.
F. S. Locke, of Bsaverton, was i
county seat visitor this afternoon
: T. R. Imbrie :
Dealt in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. ; Write
or call at office.
" 333 AB1NGTOH Bl'JMHNtt
Portland - Orkgon
FURNITURE REFIMISHEO
In any 0 the modern styles, by an
experienced wood-finisher. AIm
painting, papering, tinting and all
kind's of interior decorating.
Jr. OESSMER, HIHmboro, Of
Benson Bldg, between Third and Fourth.
If you bave not an account with
the Hillsboro Commercial Bank
open one now. They pay 4 per
cent, per annumon savings account.
Jobn Yungen, of Helvetia, was
an Argus oilier this afternoon. ..
Jt.