HILLSBORO ARGUS, FEB. 7, 190 7
J. SMART HE
AT SOLDIERS' HOI
Son of the
ait, of
Lattf Chas. Stew
Tlth Cminty
VETEKAM OF THE CIVIL WAR
iliwbrr ef
(begun pirt
Infinity
Wm. Stewart, well known in thi
county la rly day, and who w
a win of the lale Chas. Stewart,
died at th Holil'n'r' lining, Rose
burg, January 27, H07, after en
illiifM of several months. Do
ceased wm horn In Miacntiri, mid
wm 02 year mid 3 month of age.
Ht leave daughter, formerly
Mr. Bull Turk, iTl of bin im
mediat family, two Brother km)
four sister. Us was a member ol
Oregou't First regiment, Infantry,
during the Civil War, and wa
tatloned ICt of th Mountain.
The funeral took p!ac Tuesday,
ami Interment was in the Home
ctmrtery, Hear Uusebtirg.
FOR KENT
Faini of sixty acre in cultivation;
37 acre of this i in meadow; Gj
acre in Winter vat; antall tract
In tare, having but 15 noma to
put in next spring. Wilt sell,
alont with the leaae, 3 hore, 12
cow, and 2! Inn hay in barn,
ome chop, oat and wheat, and
machinery an I toola necessary to
run lilac. l'm" ou milk route
aid rural mail delivery, a good
bargain.--Frank Wallace, Hills
boro, Or., It. F. I). "2, 3 mile
southeast of IItlllHro ami one
mil south from Winter Bridge.
MORTON ANDERSON
Morton Anderson, one of Boivar
ton' pioneer, died at the family
borne, Thursday, January 31,
1W7. The funeral took place Hun
day and wa attended by a large
concourse of piomer friends, !
ceased wa t7 year of age, and
WM highly respected, ilia widow
and tba following children survive
Kealrio Anderson, t ortland, ami
formerly a Washington County
teacher; Irene Anderson, rWltle
Wash.; Theodore Andron, Ba
verton, and Mr K. J. 8ihlev, of
Hpokane, Wash.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Crescent Theatre
IMiimuy ji ...
rtb. n
latt nt act
March t .....
,, , ,,.The Miwnmi Riil
..Nettie, The Newngirl
,. The Cowltov' tliil
,., ,Tlie King of Traiiiii
BKAVERTON MEETING
The regular murterlv meeting of
tbe Beaverton Fruitgrower Asso
ciation will be held on Halurdey
Feb. 10, 1!K7, at I :fK) p. m , in the
Heaverton ball. A good program
with good sprakeii. All who are
Interested in fruit growing should
come to hoar the discussion on
spraying, trimming and other
thing of general liitert. Also
bow spray can Lhi bought cheaply.
N. 1'. Oakerman, Secy,
To Hop Grower
We are prepared to take orders for
bop auppliia for the coming season
Write ue or call lor quotations lie
fore placing your order.
C. 15. Buchanan Co.
Cornelius, Ore.
Cor J of Thanks,
We desire to thank those who o
kindly nidod uh during the last
illness of our mother, the late Mrs.
Mary North Kdee,
M. Kdee, Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Walters, of
i'ortland,
FOR SALE
Bure Hatch Incubator and Brooder,
lOO-egg size, tifod one eefton, Will
soil both for f 12 50. Wm. King,
on mile west of Cedar Mill, Bea
verton, Route 2, Oregon,
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
The urogram lor tecacnerr exam
ination' next week in an follow ;
For State Papers
f'uiiimmii'liia WeiliHwitay, February
Hi 9 o'ulock ii. m., mill rcmtlmiliiK
hatunliiy. Keliriiiiry ID, itt i u u
Wednesday--PeimiHimliip, sit.,niiK, hli
tnry, iliyl'ul Kwnipliy, rending, mynh
nlogy. Thursday-Written iirlllnnetln, theory
ot teaching, Itnonioni', Imiikkeeini'lfi
pliyHies, civil (loviii iinii'iit.
h ildny-l'liynliiloKy, iroopniiliy, menial
writ liiix-t lo, euniiioNUloii, iilnlini,
Haturday Itiitiiny, iilime geometry, Ken
eral lilxliiry, IC 1 1 1; 1 1 m! i ilturiilure, Huhool
law.
For County Papers
Comineiielng Wednesday, February lit,
it H o'eloek n, in., unit eonliiiiiiiiK until
Kriduy, t'chnmry 15, at 4 o'eloek p. tu.
First, Second nnd Third (Iraile
(rtlllcafe
WediiBHilay Peniiiaimliip, hislciry, or
- tluiKrHpliy, ieK(liii(f.
'I'hurmlay Written iirltliinello, theory
of teanhlng, grain mar, phyalotoif y.
Friday-Ueiirraiiliy, iiihiiIhI arithmetic1,
uhool law, tilvil giivermnent.
Primary Certificates
Wednesday-PHunuiimhlp, orthography
arltlnni'ilo, reading.
Thursday'-Art of (lue'dloulnc, theory
of teaching, physiology.
If you want to tile your place, I
get figure from the Uroner A
llowell Company, of HcboII. We
are tbe lurgeet tnanuiacturera oi
dm in tile in the county, and have
old our product far n1 wide. If
you are going to initio in the nprtng,
get our figures of brick, building
block eto. We alao furnish lurn
tr, rough and dnseed, of all
kinda, and deliver if required, in
tlllicienl quantitle. Address tin
at Hillsboro, R. F. I. No. 2.
lion. C. F. Tigard, who hat einl
V yeara at Tigardville, a a native
ou, m in the city, yesterday.
Mr. figard baa represented tbe
county iu the lower bouse, and ba
always taken an active Interest In
county politic. He etatra that
tbe "silver thaw" struck bl sec
tion full blast, and that tbe tele
phone wires were covered with Ice
so deep that they were an inch in
diameter.
We are now buy building Up
tbe stock so recently depleted by
tbe Holiday rush, and are making
nicer and newer goods, all pure and
whuleeome. The most exacting
persons, looking for tbe best, purest
csndiee for tbemselveeor little ones
csn find just what they want in
tbe only store where candies are
made. The Den of Sweet.
There will be tbereguluar preach
ini lervicea at the United Kvan
gslical Cburcb on Bunday, the
pastor preaching Imtb morning
and evening. A aerie of tpecia
service will be commenced at Gaa
ton United Kvaugflical Cburcb
next Wednesday evening.' Rev H
J. Lindsay will have charge of the
meeting.
At R. L. Cate'a office, 2215 Stark
gtreel. I'ortland. ran Iw found tbe
choicest buys of residence and busi
nesa uroimrty in tbe city of Tort
and, He ha nil lee the oelebrateil
llswtborne Kitstelots. Telephone
ICxcbsnge 70.
John Algesheimer, of near Kin-
ton, while driving borne from Bee
verton, but (Saturday, bad a rune
way, bis team having been fright
enad by the sliding of some enow.
Ue was thrown out and later found
unconscious. Dr. F. A. Bailey at
tended tbe unfortunate man, and
bopee that he will recover without
ny permanent injury.
For aale: 40 acrea of brush
land, easily cleared, near Kalama
Wash. Running water on place
rime in 11m from county aeat
Qoe at $10 per acre. A. Paut
msier. llillsboro. Or . R. F. V. 2
Tbe Tualatin and Dairy are
higher than at any time thia Win
ter, and tbe bottoma are Hooded air
along the stream. Jackson Hot
torn has reached it highest mark
for the aeason, and bM about
foot more of water than it ha
when tbe big freer. came.
For sale: Wbil Plymouth Rock
and Brown Leghorn cockerels, for
breeding purposes. Can also sup
ply eggs for setting purposes from
each of thee varieties. I). a
Cooley, llillsboro, R. F. D. 4, lo
cated near Phillips, one mile west.
"(live the Other Fellow
Chance," or "One Pbaseof the La
bor Quest ion," will be tbe topic of
the morning sermon in the Congre
Rational church. The Ladies' Mis
sionary Bociety will ive a concert
at 7;.ii in the evening. All are
invited.
We carry the best shoe on the
market tor tne money, w.
. . a - . . nr
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoe for men. leading
make for ladies. Latest styles
and finish, H. Wehrung A Hons
Sheriff Connell will next week
advertise tbe date when tsxea can
be paid. Receipt will Im written
as soon as the roll is turned over
to the sheriff, which will be about
the first of tba week.
I it not pleating to know that
you can buy pure, treat) borne
made candies a made at tbe Den
of Sweets, for the same price that
you have to pay for inferior goods
as made in tbe laotorieir
John and Bernard Ueesacker,
of Verboort, were in town yester
day, and called on the Argue. They
expect to anon commence tbe build
lug of wire fence, having purchased
a machiu.
We Bell a complete line of stoves
and ranges, hardware, tinware,
crockery, eto. Com and tee them
and get price before purchasing.
Subulmerich Bros.
Nicolai Bros., sash and door men
of Portland, are reported to have
bought a 3 5 interest in the Base'
line Lumber Company. The mill
ig now figuring on a bill of lies for
the propoted Los electric line.
Speaking of groceries it you
want the finest staple and fancy
groceries to be found in the market,
try John Dannie. We is tfter your
trade, and once it customer, always
a customer.
N. II, Jones, of Vinelande, was
in town yesterday, and say that
the "grip" has been quite prevalent
up hia way.
Stationery of all kindi at the
Pharmacy latest in Btylisb. cor
respondence, calling card, en
velopes, eto. Call and see the
stock,
Born, February 3, 11)07, to Juliui
Weisenback and wife, of Reedville,
a daughter.
I am agent for the Judson Blast
ing Powder. J. W. Vandervelden,
Roy, Ore. Both 'phones,
Argus and Oregouian, $2.
.and on his Dad and Get
Sent to Reform School
STOLE OVER A HUSUKED D0LIAKS
Hoy is Lex Tliin Twelfd Years
Of
Chn. Domon, the less than twelve
year old son of Victor Domon, re
siding on. the Wilson Uiver road,
was sent to the Reform school,
ueeday, by County Judge flood in
on tbe complaint of bis lamer.
1 be boy a mother is dead ami me
tad bas grown Incorrigible. The
other day the boy secured a key
to his lethci' trunk and stole" $115
from Ha biding place. Ue took hie
brother, who is ttill youngfr, along,
ostensibly to keep him from telling
the father. He hoardd a milk
wagon and went to Gales City,
where he bought pipe and tolmc
co, a purse and some other things
nd then went.on lo Forest drove.
where be bought a revolver and
rifle, ami mine ammunition, and
wound up hia purchases with
pair of logger' shot s and had them
tpiktd. llewa finally caught and
brought down to the county seat
The b y was taken to the Reform
school, Tuesday, and the father
took the smaller !ad home with
him.
Shooting Match and Dance
riiere will be a shrnding match at
the Cenlerville Hall, on the P. It
N., on Baturday, February
commencing at 10 a. m. and last
iog until ti p. in. Oaucing all day
until t. p. m.
I'leae bring lunch.
Herman Osterman, Prop,
EXCURSION
Tbe Crescent Theatre management
ill give a second excursion from
Buxton and way points to tliltabo
ro, Saturday evening, February 23,
tbe attraction being, "The Missouri
Girl." Ibis company carries
good cast and the show it above
the average. Kxcur.tion rates will
be anooonced next week and ac
OommiHlations will be provided for
all who wleh to attend. A large
Dumber of seals in the theatre wil
be reserved lor visitors Ticket
are now on sale at K. L. McCor
mick'i music store, and seat may
r served by Indcpf ndent phone,
Price: Kntire lower floor and
balcony, 50 cents; loges, 75 cents
adults in gallery, 35 crnU; children
in gallery, 25 cents
WELLS TURPEN
Mr. Eugene K. Wells and Mies
Stella M Turpen, both of this city
were united in marriage at the par
onage or the olficialing minister,
Rev. Clarenre True Wilson, in
Portland, Batnrday, February 2,
P.'Ot. I be groom i a eon of Mr
nd Mrs. Welle, of this city an
the bride is a daughter of Wm
Turpen Thev will take up their
residence in tbe Morgan home, in
North Htlisboro
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Richard Khlinger to ,1uliu lid, 20
Solomon Richardson 1) I c fHoo
Richard S IUker to A Beimrohr et al
no Kec 11 1 1 n r 5 w ,,,,, 830
B H Tucker to Klinbelh Davis i2 a
KaUton welch die, 3000
lonerJhiee Busier to Mick HeUder
. x K eo 14 liir 1 .,,,, 2000
" A Thomas to Daniel Heriug, 32.11
cte and other laud, Win Geiger
Jr d lc, 3600
Jutiu A Tlmruhuruh to Alvce Crouio
lot 15, 16, blk 8, S t' ad K Grove. 250
Tolin 11 Proctor to Ott j S l'arsons
33.04 a ec 17 1 1 n r 4 w 5'5
Diy S Peterson to C A Peterson
00x100 feel t Buiton 251
Thoa Bradley to W B Hmmoiu et al
lot a Fruitful Lands , 5oo
I II Smith to J 1) Rode et al, To a H
Buxton Sr d 1 c. ,,.6ixxi
J I) Rode to I II Smith 100x300 feet
blk as oret Grove , ,.2too
Mary Reeve to Geo Milton Reeve
10 a Cedar Mill.......
W J Benson to B M Guiles patt lots
7 and b blk i Htllslioro ,,..,,2100
Frank Uurgholzer to Detroit Trust
Co 120 a aeos 23 and 14 t 3 n r$ w,
Mx jurglioher to Detroit Trust Co
? 160 a tec i5 t 3 n r 5 w
Henry Hannan to Uobt T Simpson,
' Tract id Buxton..
R I. Donald to Bankers & Lumber
men' hank 60 .i set 2 l 2 r t w. , ,.
i jialieth Milne lo France Weath-
erred, reaidence on First St . , , , . . I500
W A Wright to August Lovegreu
80 a sec 34 1 1 a r s w
R K Dailey to M B limnp roo ft sq
in It 4 blk 4 Nay lor addition to
. Forest Grove...... I
J I Conaway to W H Buoy, 30 sere
ec 21 1 I r t w.. ,.,,..6000
Bank Hall Asa'u to I O O F Lodge
Hall in Bauki 1 000
J F Carstena to C W McConnaughy
4 acre at Banks, no liquor ever to
be sold on premise 5
Same to Angelina McCounaughy, 1
acre at Banks, same proviso 5
J S Gilmer to R R Giltner, 10 a sec
1 1 1 r 1 w 1
Mary Brown to R J Lyons, 3t near
Cedar Mill 2400
IS I Lyons to Tfter Brown, Jenuie
Chapman property, Ilillslxiro 1600
John Lofti waa in from the Ar
cade district yesterday. .
Edw. Benson, of North Plains,
was In town yesterday.
Fine lot of onion seed in bulk at
the Climax Mill store.
A. Pautiuoier, of Mow Roods,
a io town yesterday.
Juet received a car of dairy
top at tbe Climax Mill.
(jeo, W. McOraw, supervisor for
airy, was in the city yesterday.
For Hale: English walnut trees.
'ma Wood, at farm.
Thos. Murphy, of Moiinteiodule,
wa in the city yesterday afternoon
W. J. Ingram, of Farmington,
as in town yesterday.
Right good right prices C. A
mkin Co.
I). B. Kunrick, of Scholls, wa in
town yesterday.
C, K. Kindt, of Kinton, was in
town today.
A. Benson, of Cornell"., wan in
town this uinrning.
Dr. C. L. Iiarge, of Forest Grove,
was in town yesterday.
A. N. Davies, of near Progress,
was in towu this morning.
Lincoln Landea?,of near Scholia,
wss in the city this morning.
Bamuel Paisley, of Buxton, was
lown to the county seat yesterday
Walter Hyde, of Prineville, was
n town yesterday, the gueH oi l'r
, r . Adkins.
Jacob Rsffety, of Mountaindale,
was a county seat vihitor tuts
morning.
For eale: Two young, freeh milk
cows, wilt) cive. inquire 01 iieo.
Krebs. Helvetia, llillsboro, It. F.
l. 1.
T. W. Sato, one of Bsoggin Val-
ey a slockmcn, waa in town tbis
morning.
Jacob Reicben, of near Phillips,
was in town yenterdny, and gave
tbe Argus ollice a call.
Go to McCormick' for school
eupplie.
John Nyl)erg, of Tualatin, was
up yesterday, attending county
court.
For Bale: Pure Bred Indian
Runner duck eggs. Wm. Bagley
Jr., Dudley mill, Forefat Grove, K. 2.
J. C. Clark, Foreet Grove's old
time drnggiet, was in the city yes
terday. For a good smoke try the Scbil-
er or xceiiencia ena you win
try them again and again.
Henry VanDyke, of North For
est Grove, was in tbe county seat
yesterday.
Wanted: Dressmaker's' a ppren
tice. Inquire of Mra. II. R. Davis,
Hillahoro. -
.
Thurston Buxton, a prominent
Forest Grove resident, was down to
the county neat, yesterday.
Money to loan on real estate or
personal security, on easy terms.
llillsboro Commercial 15ank.
Parties having timber lands for
sale would do well to address F. M
Heidel, llillsboro.
Wanted, farm hand: Will pay
$30 per month and found. Steady
employment. John Milne, llills
boro.
Miea Laura Muir returned this
morning Irom an extended visit in
California.
For pale: Pigs sired by a regis'
tered Berkshire boar Wm. Sobul
mericb, Farmington, Address,
llillsboro, R. F. D. 2.
John Schlegel, of near Banks,
came down thin morning and went
on through to Portland.
Wanted: Block" hogs weighing
from SO pounds upward; also sheep
J. G. Haines, Beaverton, Oregon,
Independent 'phone.
Mrs. Floyd Grabel, formerly Mies
Bessie Simpson, writes the Argus
that the rotes are now blooming
at Vallejo, Cal.
There will be regular services in
the Christian Church next Sunday
morning and evenings. C. A. Sias,
Minister.
Smokers like tbe Schiller and the
Excelleucia Those cigars are of
the best stock, You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar,
II. L. Kooher, of near Sherwood,
was in town today, and called at
the Argus ollice.
John Kieni, of Cedar-Mill, aud
who is an ardent worker for good
roads, was up to the city today.
Schulmerich Bros, are headquar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight miles in the last 30 days.
Cheaper than lumber,
V. J. Stitt, road supervisor, of
Beaverton, was in town this morn
ing attending county court.
G. Hager, of near Phillip, waB
in town todav. He states that as
far as noticed there is but little
damage to the Winter grain in his
section.
Suva your money by depositing
with the llillsboro Commercial
Bank. They pay 4 per cent, per
annum on deposit in their sayings
department.
The bovs were out in force last
night, shooting bombs in a pleas
ant attempt to serenade a newly
married couple. For a while it
sounded as though the entire Japa
neBe navy had made an attempt to
gbt tho ilodt up tue Columbia river
PEN
rasm HOI
Nearly Fourteen Hundred
l'lioncs (ict Portland Switch
WILKES TYING IS TBIS WEEK
Will Prere
big Convenience to
County
the
The independent telephone systems
of Washington County will within
a week have connection with Port
land, through tbe Home Telephone
Company' system. O. G. Wilkes
started the first of the week to con
nect via tbe Cedar Mill line, and
patrons will be able to talk with
Portland telephones within a week
The Home tifople already have
4,000 phones established in Port
land 011 the West Bide and in a few
weeks connection will be made on
the West Side. The Home system
has all underground wires and
storms do not put tbe system out
of business. Ibis will prove a
great convenience to about fourteen
hundred subscribes of tbe inde
pendent lines in the county, who,
since the Columbia system sold
out, nave baa 00, i'ortland con
nection.
NEW BRICK AND TILE PLANT
Because of the building activity
promised our city ;n the near fu
ture, it in tbe intention of Mr. Cate,
tho Portland real et-tate man, to
operate a local plant
hxtensive deposits of a fine qual
ity of brick clay have been located
in our tmmfrjiate vicicitv.
Information wouid be much ap
pn ciated Irom aoy residents of
Hillsboro who have a working
knowledge of this industry.
W desire to call special atten
Una to tbe llillsboro supplement
with this irtfue.
Tbis is the first of the eeneral
advertising which is to be done for
our community. Any photographs
of local interest, such as scenic
views, t f typical farms, etc., would
be thankfully received atourofbee.
Selections from some would be
made ior reproducing in advertis
ing literature.
Articles of general information,
which might be submitted, would
facilitate the publicity movement
MARY NORTH EOEE
Mary North Edte, of this city, died
at the home of her ron. on Seventh
Street, February 5, 17, and tbe
funeral look place Wednesday, in
ter merit being in the local ceme
tery. Deceased was born in Ooam
daieua, N. Y., June 24, 1826. She
was married to Sandford Edee, in
1845. To this union were born five
children, of which three survive:
J. W. Kdee, Chicago, 111., Mra. 1
J. Walters, Portland, and M
Edee, of this city . Mrs. Edee came
to Oregon in May, 1900. and has
made her home with M. Edee since
her arrival.
DOG LICENSE
Notice ie hereby given that the dog
license in this city will be payable
to me at my office between March
1 and March 6. . Delinquents will
after that date be placed in tbe
hands of the marshal. By order
of the City Council.
II T. Bagley, Recorder.
Hillsboro, Ore., February
1907. ; ' '
CONCERT
Program of concert to be given at
tbe Congregational church, Sunday
evening, :o0:
Hymn.
Scripture Reading,
l'raver. -Hymn.
Recitation, "The Cry of the Children."
Solo by Miss Donelson.
Recitation, "The Reckoning."
Song, Chorus.
Reading, "Child Labor."
Solo by Miss Sheldon. .,
Reiitation, "The Answer."
Singing, "America. "
Silver collectiou.
PROBATE
Bond, of M h Vincent, admininis
trator of Fred L Brown estate, filsd
with Albert Sargent and John
HeiBler as sureties.
C Afbiecher files bond with J
Smonk and Geo L Bker as sure
ties, and letters issued him as ad
ministrator of estate of James Fitz
gerald, deceased. ,
Inventory tiled in estate of Fred
L Brown, deceased.
KILLIN THORNBURGH
Mr. Alvin O. Klllin and Miss Mil
lie A. Thornburg were united in
marriage at the home of the officia
ting minister, Feb. 3, 1907, at For
est Grove, Ore., Rev, J. M. Barber
officiating.
DELPLANCHE REH
Mr. Fred Delplanche and MisB
Annn'Reh were united in marriage
at the Verboort Catholio Cburcb,
Feb. 4, 11907, Rev. Father Burg
hoker officiating.
ArguB aud Oregouian, $2.00.
Breeder of Jersey and Holsteio
cattle in the county ar bavins
ready rale for their stock, and the
demand for cows is greater than
tbe supply. Each year the call for
milk cow i increasing, and dairy
men should make a mark of this
w asbiogton county. In ore year
more, will be tbe leading dairy
county in tbe state, and. for that
matter, when it comes to dollar
and cents of income, it doubtles
leads all other. Seven year ago
tbe county was in eighth place in
tbe dairy column. Tne great in
crease 1 due to tbe demand for
cow caused by tbe two condenser
A. B. Todd, of above Forest
Grove, wa down to tbe city tbi
evening. One night the first of
the week a large panther came
down Irom the mountains and
visited M. Todd' place. Ha heard
tbe cry of tbe chap but did not
know what it was, as it Bounded
very much lik the call of a hu
man. He called two neighbor in
and they tried to locate him but
without avail. Tbe next morning
they found bis tracks and from
their size tbe visitor must have
been a mammoth.
In January, cold winds blow;
The thoughts of some oft make us shrink
And when we're out we like to know
borne place to get a Soft Hot Drink.
There is no better place to call,
No matter how your taMe may vary,
For Bouillon, Asparox. Yigoral,
Like Palmateer' Confectionery.
County Commissioner Buchanan,
of Cornelius, tbmk tbe county
should issue bonds tor buiiding 10U
miles of good rock road. That
many mile of road, he says, would
put five miles from tbe Multnomab
county line on five different roads;
then on one road on to Forest
Grove; then gome side roads lead
ing out of the Grove, Cornelius,
and llillsboro, aa well as a few
miles down in the Sberweod and
up in the Banks sections.
The Argus this week presents
its readers with a descriptive issue
ot Hillsboro and W asbington Coun
ty. Tbe half tone work is the
finest that was ever given the
Hillsboro public with local Bites ae
the objective points. When you
have read the paper Bend it to
your friend in the east.
Farm for sale: Eight mile
southeast of Hillsboro; 34 acre; 8
to 10 acres under cultivation; bal
ance easily cleared; good pasture;
living water; small fruit; log barn;
small bouse; ideal dairy farm and
is on milk route. 11,050 and easy
terms. Inquire at Argus office
R. L. Cate is in town today, ac
companied by L. S. Laughlin. Mr.
Cate is with us in order to farther
the interest of the new hotel pro
ject. While here, Mr. Laughlin
wnl make a thorough study of tbe
country district tributary to Hills
boro, including its products aud
resources.
Sheriff Connell will next week
advertise tbe date when taxes can
be paid. Receipts will be written
as soon as the roll is turned over to
the sheriff, which will be about the
first of the week. '
L. W. House has received word
from tbe east that the engine for
the gasoline launch being built by
him for some of the young men of
the town, has been on its way for
about three weeks. The boys are
Ketone anxious as the water 18
likely Boon to fall.
Two weeks of good weather
yes, a week and tbe roads win
again be in good condition. Tbe
road queetion will then not be tbe
foremost in the minds of the pub
lic.
Clearance sale of women's skirts
and craveneltes, children's suits,
gentlemen's suits, and if you want
a oarjain in these lines, call and
aee us. Schulmerich Bros.
Teachers' examination will com
mence iu this city next Wednesday
morning, and will continue three
days. The Spring quarterly gener
ally baa a very large attendance.
Raleigh Robinson, one of the best
road supervisors in the county, was
up from near rrogress, today, con
ferrmg with the county court,.
County Court iB in session this
week for the February term. The
proceedicga will not be published
until next week. .
The new girls' dormitory and
hall at Forest Grove is progressing
nicely, notwithstanding the bad
weather. . , .
Jos. Allison, the carpenter and
builder, is reported very ill in Port
land, a Bufferer from pneumonia.
John Freudenlhal, of below New'
ton, was up town today, just recov
ering from an attack of tbe grip."
James Johnson, the well known
Forest Grove horseman, waa in the
city yesterday.
A. M. Toelle, of Holbrcok, was
in town today, and called at tbe
Argus office.
Fred Gheen and wife, of Astoria,
are up on a visit with relatives
here and at Forest Grove.
U, it. ureer is able to gel, up
town, after an extended siege of the
grip.'
Leavitt Birdsell, of Forest Grove,
waa down to the county Beat yes
terday.
. Andrew Heckmann, of Bethany,
was in town today.
lien vonua, of Scholls, waa up
to the city today.
I Arua and Journal, $1.75.
FROrtSSIONAU
F. A. BAILEY, M. I).
Physician and Kurgeoa
Office-BI!T-Minran block, obxtatr.
Rooms 12, 1.1 and la. Keiitrir-Ntith
wenteomer HawwHne and Second Hlrwta.
Both' Phone.
S. T. L1NKLATER. II. B C. M..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otfiee upstairs over The Dett Drug tUore
Reidne Cut 0 Court Hobm,
in Ike corner of the blovt.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIES1E. M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad ('.
Consultation m French or English. Of
fice upstairs, over L, M. Hoyl Co's. More,
north aide of Main St., Hillsboro, Or.
F.J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaideno 00 corner Second and Oak At a
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - OREGON
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A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office- Rooms 7, 8 and 0
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. HlllcWn Or
eAreMMer
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 arid II Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store,
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BAGLEY A MARE
, ATTORNKYS-A.T-LAW
Eoobu 1 and Z Shnte Building
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H. T. BABLEY
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Office, opaUire, over the Post Office,
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms j, 4, ft , llorgaa Blk, HUlabwro.
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JOHN IL WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office CpaUiis, Bailey Hetgaa Block,
Room, i awl a.
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W.N.BARRETT
ATTORNSY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stair, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
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W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Baildiiig, CjBUirt, BiDsko, Ore-rot
THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 ad 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
E. J, LYONS
B. F. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
snranee Business. List yonr farm with
.1 1 . . M ,1. ,
uicm kiiu uou m sate, i uej wiu ireai
yon right. Add yonr sale to onr list.
cau in and see n.
Main Street, - Hillsboro, O?.
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers In Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write im
lor particulars. Address 3o5 jfi. Mommm,
PORTLAND : : - - OREGOX
: T. R. Imbrie I
Deals 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.
323 AB1NGTON BUILDING
Portland - - Oregon
FURNITURE REFIMISHEO
In any of the modern styles, by an
experienced wood-finisher. Also
Hunting, papering, tinting aud all .
inds of interior decorating.
Mm GESSNER, HIHaboro, Oro
Benson Bldg, between Third and Foarth.
If you have not an account with
tbe Hillsboro Commercial ' Bank
open one now. They pay 4 per
cent, per annum on savings account.
T. R Davis, of tbe North Plains,
waa la the city today.