HILLSBORO ARGUS, FEB. 91, 19C7
?0
F.ittht Timber Townships to
bcCrulncd This Year
FltLD UtrUflES AHK NAMED
Four Nw Mca Will Take AsmsnuicoU
for Wilcox
Geo. II. Wilcox, county assessor,
lik selected field deputies for
the work of assessing this year, and
the men will take tlio field in th
first week of March. Tim deputies
will reoeive per day, and they
will have about three month work
They are:
S. N. I'wilr, Sheiwiaid, niiiithriu.1
iHiitiim iifiimtitv.
Jainca TmUy, Krritvlllc, cover Town
ship Unc hoMli 1 1 in- mm line rumm
Two, which take In kecdvlllc and Ik'
vrrtou.
A. H. Jinviit, Hunt bike In the
Northwest and ixirtiou of tl.e Western
jwrt of the county,
t). W. Huritra nf lli-lvclln, will
three township Ninth of Ilillaboro d
two lo the auuth, Inking ill t'orm-lllia.
lirwin Kilter, of Iklliaiiy, will
the Northwest of the comity.
II. T. Buxton, if Pimm Grove, will
urn the Southwest til tin county.
AbftcuMir Wilt-ox will take cre of
-)iIIIkiio iro-r.
Assessor Wilcox 1h Id cniuinuira
lino with reliable cruisers, and be
expect to H'miii close a dl for
cruising about tight Ttwnshipsof
timber land. Clatsop County,
under th direction of Assessor
Scott Cornelius, will known here
aa a boy, cruised their timber Uml
several year ago, and it haa proven
a auction. Cmiaer will have until
the first of August lo finish their
work. It is n il impossible) that C.
A. Cavell will do smie of the
oruiaiug.
(Jet Away With Stamps and
Small Sum of Money
ESCAPE WITH K. 8. VELOCIPEDE
Leave Tbcir Conveyance at Kcrd vlllc
Barn
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Crt.cnit Theatre
February jj
Feb. 7
March I
March 19 . . .
The Mieeourl Cir)
Nrllie, The Ncwt(lrl
The Cow ' Girl
. The King of Tramps
PROBATE
Renort and aroouot of tba admin
Istrator of the estate of the late
Thoa II Tongue approved.
March 25 t for final settlement
eetate II Mizner, deceased.
Reliurt on guardianship May
naita Pierce, feeble in mind, and
Klhel Pierce, a minor, approved
Report of appraiser show estate
of lata (leu Hi-ox, in Columbia
county, to l valued t WOO. Ap
proved.
Otia llavcork eMutn closed of
record, and real estate deecei da to
M B H Hayrack.
J W Bates, guardian of Ltfoixild
Hate, upon filing bond in sum of
iKX). will be aranted authority to
ell minor' interest in HI) acres
aeo 1 1 1 a r 3 w.
HUTCHINSON-JONES
Mr. Marion T. Hutehieon and Mia
Nellie Klsie Jonea, ol aliove Olen
one, were united in niarringe Ktibu
arv 19. 1007. by Jtnlne II. T. lUa
ley, of thi dtv. Tb grootu ie
well known in Norih WaehiiiKton
County, and the bride haa lieen one
of the county teaolitra for two
jeara.
For Sale M Leiae
Bmall hnpvard S niibm aoutbweHl
of I.aurej. Call on or addn
Wilkea Uroe., Hil'nb .ro. Ore.
Boott Cornells, aaaeaaor of Clat-I )n))PJ0 I VI 1)1 tJ
Wp Ouuty.andwho a.aeaaed tbel lUnnr,nA n m Lll
linitier land ol toat coonvy ai a
higher valuation, putting a value
on the Umber, write that it haa
proven a auooeaa down there, and
that it abould prove a aueceaa in
VVaabington County. Aa a matter
fact It will mean everI tbou
aand dollara will be paid by timber
landowner who live abroad, and
better yet, tbia will knlp out tba
farmer taxpayer a trifle.
Farm (or aa: Kigbt tnilea
aouthweetof Ilillaboro; 34 acre; 8
to 10 acrea under cultivation', bal-
noeeaaiiy cleared; good pasture;
living water; email fruit; log barn;
mall houae; ideal dairy farm and
ia on milk route. ll,0.r0 and eaey
terma. Inquire at Argue office.
McKinlev Mitchell, the com-
miaaion man ol Portland and
Woodhurn. ba ued Wrn Obereat,
farmer of near Hberwood, for the
a hie of 308 aacka of lturbank tm
aloea. He aaka lor and mw
lamagea. lie allegea tbe potato 1
Wong to bim and tbat Obereat re-
fuaea to give them to bim. ft. IS
bngue la for tbe plaintifT
At It. L. Cate'a nfflee, 2215 HUrk
8tieet, Portland, can be found tbe
hoioeat buyi of reaidence and buai-
nee property in the city of Port
land. He handlei the celebrated
Hawthorne Katatelota. Telephone
Kichange 70.
Mine Kb k wood will aoon have
her Spring tuillinery ready for the
rade. At preeent ane ia in rori
land, nrenarins ber alook. Her
hat will be palterna Irom the beat
111 ported and domeelic atylea and
oriaiiona. It will pay you to re
ierve your order uutil you bava
viatted ber millinery pari ra above
the L M.IIoyt Cu'a Btore, Main
Street, Ilillaboro.
The ball committee ol Vine
Maple Camp. Woodmen of tba
World, Cedar Mill, will give a
nee in their ball, one mile wegi
f Cedar Mill on Pa'tirday evening.
March 10 Admieaion, gantbmeu,
I 00 Ladies free Member of
camp, W rent.
Having iut received a large
hipment of photo good from tbe
eat. I am prepared to make better
grade piolurea lor leaa money tban
ha ever Ix en made in W atningtoo
county, and will make apecial in-
turementa from thla date until
March let. Call and aee Pope, the
pholograpoer.
Aa a matter ol newa interest tbe
Argu call attention of the letter
from County Commiaeioner C. U
Iluobanan, in another column. 11
good reading, and givea ua tbe
Argu and.Orouonian, $2.
Mr. L. G. Plm'tuck and Mine
Anna Henry, of Weft Union, were
married at tbe M. K Pnrnonage
HIINWo, on Tueailay. February
19 Rev. Belknap officiating. They
will reside at Monmmith.
Speoial aervire are being held
afternoons and eveninae at the
Methfdiat Church, under th
V direction of Uov. 0-lknap Thev
' will continue until hunday and
may be held all of next week.
A rfcrulirir nflloer ol the U,
Army wat in town yelerday
look ni lor "roikien." As army
life in time of pea U not what
direotlv appeal to Hillelnro votin
men it in c aid that he left without
tingle convert.
The HilUboro Plunt and Flower
Gardena now bun a O'nn line of llret
cltBi nurBury stock, houcht from
the Dalles Nurery, and which
they are eelling at very low piioec
Plants of all kimle, ornamental
hrubberv. ail kindn. of roses on
sale Call and get armininted
North of court house, Independ
nt phone 01) 4.
' Sheriff Cornell commenced 00!
lectins taxes vmlerday, and the
, first day's collection was ove
$3,000 Those Who are paying now
are getting a rebate. I be renat
will continue until March 15
Sheriff Connell, Deputy Kane
Ward Downe, Fred Ilflhoh.of Glen
ooe, and Walter Hamer, of Forest
Grove, are buxy taking in tbe
money. Mail collections ere en
tered tin at riiibto, and tho force
will have a busy time until after
' tbe first Monday in April, when
- the ball payment tax, will stop
coming In,
solution of the road question a
ueation, however, tbat will never
be solved here, unless it is done
according to hi outline.
For sale: 40 scree of brush
and, easily cleared, near Kalama.
Wash. Running water on place.
fhrie miles from county seat
Goee at 910 per acre. A. I'aut-
meier, Hillelwro, Ore , R. F. I). 2.
Owners of canines may as well
walk up and pay their taxes to the
ltv recorder, ai tbe council baa or
dered that after March I if the dog
license la unpaid that the marehal
ball take poseetolon of the dogs
nd promptly send them to dog
heaven.
We carry the best shoe on tbe
market for the money. W. L
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. II. Wehrung A Sons
Wen Davia baa returned from
San Joee, Cal , where be visited
with his mother. He and his wife
go through to Coupeville, Wash
the last of the week.
We sell a complete line of stove
and ranaes, hardware, tinware,
crockery, eto. Come and see them
snd get prices beiore purcnasing.
Suhulmorich Bros.
Tbos. B Perkins, of Buxton
where he is engaged in tbe mer
aniue business, was in the city
last evening, enroute borne from
Portland.
8neakinir of grooeries if you
want the finest staple and fancy
groceries to be found 10 the market.
try John Dennis, we is siter you
trade, and once a customer, alway
a customer.
M. S. Holland will commence
the erection of two oottagea for A
SJ. Sholee, south of the railroad
track, iust as s oo aa Mr. Holland
finishes his own residence in the
northeast of the city.
Stationery ol all kinds at the
Pharmaoy latest in Btyliah cor
respondence, oallina: cards, en
velopes, eto. Call and see the
stock.
Hilly Holmes, one ol the old
lime O. R. A N. train eervioe men,
was in the oity this week, the guest
of W. V. Wiley and Chas. Follett
Found: On street In Ilillaboro,
a piece of money. Call at Argus
office prove property, and get same
by payiug for advertisement.
Luther Gosney, of Baker Coun
ty, was here the last of the week.
He and his family have moved to
St. Johns.
Now is the time to have your,
picture taken. Sj eolal inducements
until March 1. Gallery open Irom
9 a. in. to 4 p. m.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Zaoh
Qragg. of Sixth A Oak, February
19, 1007, a son, weighing 12 pounds.
Argus and Journal, $1 75.
Robliers entered the Forest Grove
poetofflce last Friday night, blew
open tbe safe, and made away with
stamps and a small sum of money.
This ii the second time that this
postoflice has been robbed in tbe
last three years. Tbe robliers en
tered tbe Cornelius section house
nd took the velocipede used by
section foremen and rode it as far
east as Reedville, where they
boused It in a barn the big round
aro owned by the Ladd A Reed
Farm Company, and situated joet
oorth of tbe track before you get in
to Rredville They thn t iok the
early morning train out of Ueed
ville, but bought no tickets. J liny
were seen t. gel on the cars, but at
that time no one knew of the rob
bery. It is thought the robber
were seen early 111 the evening in
Foreet Grove, in a back alley, at
tempting to break into a shop, stip
poeably to get tools. Home busi
ness men went down and they took
to flight.'
Tbe oflicers are trying to locate
the burg'a'. but dnnhiliws they
are now nut of tbe stair. Hnce
ortland's li'e ilei artment, under
civil service, has grown rt corrupt.
thieves have ready biding place Id
many quarters of the city, and it
seems trupoeeiNn lo land the sale
crackers
No definite statement of the loss
haa been made, but it is under
stood that stamps to the vhe(f
$300 snd money iu lh turn of
about fllO is the financial los to
the government
foalal Iopc!or. Kicliea ami Clew-
nta, mad a careful ararch for clewa,
but report that tbey have nothing tangi
ble a ytt. though tlii-Y frrl terUin that
the crackamen who did the job ranic
from Portland. .
The crarkanien putmil the name
metliixla naed hy other burnlirt who
have hern nixrraiing in UilTrrciil partaof
Valley. The luapc.-tura luuml among
the tools abandoned by the thieve a
punch, a barglar's jimmy, a cake of aoap
nd eeven yartla ol lae. ine jimmy
waa uaed to pry off the combination diac,
nd the punch waa employed to drive
out the bolt which bolda the revolving
tutnblera of the combination. Th'.a
prepared an opening in which the ex
ploaive waa loaerted, and aa a reauit 01
the explosion the front of the aale waa
blown on, eipoalng the contenla.
The 1 1 m 111 r need waa 01 type nnia-
mlllar to the government officials, and
when found waa bent and damaged.
The punch waa stolen from wagon
abop In the town on the night of the
robbetv: alo large aledge hammer.
the handle of which had been aawed oil
for convenience. Thia tool waa found
where It had beeu thrown uuder aide
walk.
MISS ALLIE M. CORNELL
Mies Allie M. Cornell, of this city,
died at Porterville, Cal , on Febru
ary 14, 1907. Miss Cornell went
thereabout three months ago. in
search ol health, but gradual y
grew worse until death came. She
was a sutierer from locomotor
ataxia. Deceased was born in
Burt County, Neb., June i, 1874,
and came to Oregon with ber par
ents in 1888, and has resided at or
near Hillsboro ever since. She
leaves an aged father, L T. Cor
nell, and two brothers, C. L. Cor
nell, of. Rainier, and Dell K. Cor
nell. ol Lebanon. The funeral
tok place at the M. K. Church
Tuesday, and interment was in the
Odd Fellows' cemetery. Miss Cor
nell waB a member of the Roy;
Neighbors and' of the Relief Corps.
She was uncomplaining during her
years of illness and was of a very
cheerful disposition.
RKSOLCTIOMS
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty Oml
to call from midst our much-loved friend
and NeiahlHir: and.
Whereas; We realize that by the death
of Miss Allte Cornell our lole mm soci
ety has lost a faithful and ideal uiemlier
And whereas, it is iust and right that
we should fittingly recogniie her many
virtues and nobles;
Therefore, be it resolved by the Hoyal
Neighbor lxlge of Forest Grove: That
In the death of the lute Miss Allic M
Cornell our lodge has lost an earnest,
faithful and trustworthy member, who
was, at all times, willing and anxious to
do whatever fell to her lot to jirouiote
the interest and welfare of our lodge;and
who, by her kind and sympathetic words
Biid deeds, was always belpinff to make
l'ght the burdens of those who were
struggling up Life's steep pathway.
Resolved ; That this lodge extend to the
aged and grief-stricken father and sor
rowiiitf brothers our heartfelt symmthy
nd regret because of the loss of so tHitlv
fill a daughter ana sister.
; Mrs. Mary Domasox,
Mrs. IIattik CRANllAIX,
Mrs. Or a Laws.
Go to McCormick's for school
Supplies).
Ueedville serv'ces r.ext Sabbath
at 3:00 p. m.
For Hale: English walnut trees.
Ziina Wood, at farm.
Mr. Bsrah Galbreath, of near
Oswego, was in tbe city yesterday.
Jutl received a car of dairy
chop at tbe Climax Mill.
John M. Wall was a Salem visi
tor yesierday.
Fine lot of onion seed in bulk at
tbe Climax Mill store.
John Reicbeo, of West Union,
was in the city yesterday.
Samuel Moon, of Centerville, was
a county seat visitor yesterday.
Wanted: Dressmaker's appren
tice. Inquire of Mrs. II. R. Davis,
HilUboro.
J C. Clark, ol Forest Grove, is
assisting in tbe collection of taxes
at the sheriffs oflice.
For ten cents you can be intro
duced to 20 slicks of candy our
own niske. Den of Sweets.
B rn, to Lemuel Ingles and wife,
of Weel Union, on February 21,
l'J07, a son.
Parties having timber lands for
sale would do well to address F. M.
Heidel, Ililh-bno.
Born, February 1G, 1907, to Mr.
nd Mrs. Sydney, if near Minler
bridge, a daughter.
, For to weeks, bet cabinet pie-
urea, including loiuer, lor only
3 00 per dozsn. Pope.
Henry Hogrefe, of the Dr.
Withycombe ranch, south of town,
was in tbe city this morning.
Twenty Hit Is of our own make
of stick candy. 10 cents. Den of
Sweets.
Barn, to Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Hurb. of Greenville, on February
18, 1907, a daughter.
I am agent for the Judson Blast
ing Powder. J. . anuerveiaen,
Roy, Ore. It-jth pbonre.
F. W. Fchoen Sr., of Cornelius,
was a ouuty seat visitor, yesterday.
Miss Maude Alexander waa out
from Portland, Sunday, ths guest
of ber mother, Mrs. Chas. Koontz.
For a good smoke try the Scbil-
er or txceiiencia sua you win
try them again and again.
Moretx Schmidt, of Helvetia;
was down to t tie county Beat idib
afternoon.
For ale: Two young, fresh milk
cows, wiia cilves. inquire 01 ueo,
krebs, Helvetia, Hiileboro, H. r .
D. I.
Wm. Ridcelv. one of Forest
Grove's veterans, and Geo. Kirk
wood, were down to the county
seat this morning, paying taxes.
Wanted, farm hand: Will pay
$30 per month and found. Steady
employment. John Milne, Hills
boro.
Mrs. Mary Ingles, of St. Johns,
is a guest 01 ner cnuaren, imui
I ogles snd Mrs. T. P. Goodin.ol
est Union.
There will be regular services in
the Christian Church next Sunday
morning and evenings. C. A. Sias
Minister.
Glen Campbell, the eight year
old son of Elder J. A. Campbell,
well known here, died in Portland
a few days ago.
For sale: Seven foot disc har
i . J.nr
row, used one year. 1 rice, ?jo.
W. E. Thomas, at Commercial
Bank.
Born, to II. E. Briggen and wife.
of above Mountaindale, on reoru
ary 18, 1907, a daughter.
Retain Baeltf 4 Hart is Proaccats
Bis Damage Caae
Albert M. Grubbs, who is a minis
ter of the gospel, haa retained Bag
ley A Hare aa bis attorneys and
filed a damage suit against one O.
Sikes, and bis complaint asks
tbat Mr. Sikes put up $1,000
amages, an attorney's fee, and
costs ol a former transaction where-
the said Mr. Sikes had bim ar
rested. Last Spring Sikes went
before Wirtz and swore to a com-
aint charging Grubbs, who lives
above Forest Grove, with having
aliciouely thrown down a fencs
on the "property of another." Tbe
case went before a jury in Wirtz'
court and the minister was found
guilty. Grubbs appealed it to tbe
circuit court and Judge Mc Bride
reversed it on some error ia tbe
papers. Grubbs alleges that he
was 5 hours in tbe custody ol
Constable Baldwin, aod tbat his
umiliatioo and disgrace are easily
worth tbe sum aeked for, and he
as therefore hsled Brother Sikes
uto rJburt.
The case is attricting a great
eal of attention in and around
orest Grove.
, R. L Robinson, of Farmington,
was in the city, yesterday.
Albert Spierings, of Greenville,
was in the oity today. '
Carload of Utah lard plaster at
W. F. Hollenbeck's, Roy, Oregon.
' Western .Tours, published by
fedythe Tozier Weatherred, for the
January number is a very inter
esting magazine. An article from
the pen ol Albert Tozier, now at
Salem, where he is state gauger for
thenrintine office, has an article
in this number on "Social Life in
Honolulu."
For sale: Pics sired by a reg
tered Berkshire boar Wm. Schul
mericb. Farmington. Address
Hillsboro, R. F. D. 2.
The Orenon Condensed Milk Co
has received its new sterilizer, and
when it is installed tbe- company
will have enlarged its capacity
couBidei able extent.
Schulmerioh Bros, areheadquar
tera for wire fence. We have sold
eight miles in the last 30 days
Cheaper than lumber.
R. N. Varlev. of Forest Grove
was in town yesterday. He sold
his property at Forest Grove and
has purchased the Hayes' plaoe, 2
miles west ot mis city.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Excellencia. These cigars are of
the best stock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
Hon. Hubert Bernards, of Mc
Minnville. was in town last even
ins. and save tbe Argus a pleasant
call. Mr. Bernards still owns his
Washington county property.
For sale: Roan mare, weight
about 1,000 pounds. Eight years
old. Price, $45. Enquire at Com
meroial Bank. W. h. 1 homas,
Dr. F. J. Bailey weut up to Bux
ton the other day and tapped
abscess on the back of the Jap who
waa iniured in a recent blast. Tbe
subject of the Mikado will recover
from bis accident.
The Hillsboro-Tualatiu Aquatio
Club with Dr.. Pittenger,a"s Admir
al and Chas. Lamkin, Captain
will launch their steamer Sunday
L. W. House has the boat about
ready for use and there will be
bottle of hilee water broken over
her bows promptly at 11:00 a, m
reachcr Files Complaint in
Circuit Court
ASTS 0VEK USE THOUSAND
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
"5
Jamra Cum tilings to Wm Dagley 80
acres sec 28 t 3 n r 4 w 11950
Wui Rrnlt toThosCorkill, 6 lota blk
7 W V Height 90
G W liradley to August Tewa, 10 a
Lawrence Hall donation looo
Etta McKay to P Spieaschaert, .26J
Elkaiah Walker donation a '5
Wm Reidt to Lucy N Jonea. 5 lot
block 33 W P Heighta 65
E T Turner to W M Burger, tract in
Banka l5o
Ed Schnlmerich lo Walter Zuercher
.80 a Isaiah KeUay donation. .. .'. 150
W W Krv to A C Saeger, jo aec
1 1 3 1 r 1 v 600
I H Craw'ord to W W Km?. 10 a
at above 000
G L Laudeas to P J Bailey, 100 in
Sol Shattuck dodation and 10 a in
John Landets donation
atharine Britton to Miss Felagie
Spiesechaert, .:62a Elkanah Wal
ker donation
Albert Hartrampf to Geo Schulmer-
ich, part It 3 blk S Hillsboro nso
Sante Ft R R to Lawrence P.uflon
10 a aec 28 t 1 nr 4 w 168
Rudolf Umuiker to Oregon Electric
Right of way 65
Herbert Turner, I C Clutter, Pierre
Morin, Magdalena Ochaand Fred
Weigelt to Oregon Electric Ry Co
Rights of way -
Fred Schol field and S H Stowell
P R & N tights of way. .' -;
F A Bailey to M J Brown 178 a Wm
1'oe d 1 c and land in 1 1 n r 4 w 10
F A Bailey to G L Landeaa 165 a w
1'oe d I c and land in 1 1 n r 4 w 10
IT S Natl Bank to John Corkisfa, 33
acres aecs 5 and 6 t 1 a r 1 w 1320
R L Durham to Oregon Electric Ry
3 25 a for right of way looo
Sclecht to Washington County
I acre sec 9 1 2 s r 1 w 50
Washington Co to T B Killiu 80 a
ec34tZnr4w Tt
Geo II Liuton to Tbos W Hinton
51 acres Jacob Wooley donation,.. 3000
Benjamin Anderson to Geo R Bagley
80 a sec 12 t n 1 3 w 400
Tyler Woodward to John Kierman
240 acres ana omer ianaa sees 10
nd 32 1 1 and 1 a r 4 w I
John Thornburgh to O G Patterson,
Tract in it 3 Dia o roiesi urove. . 1750
las Ii O'Mara to Oregon Electric Ry
Right 01 way . . . 105
W R Spark a to J P Vanderzanden 1
acre Bamford ad Fcr.-st Grove I3C0
J P Vanderianden to W R Sparks
1 001 too leet in 11 3 dik 10 roresi
Grove I150
R N Varley to Frank Mott, part lot
2 blk 7 eorrst Grove 400
C E Smith to Auaust Lovegren, 240
acres sec 34 1 1 n r D w too
lohn Winters to Clara Spenke, lota
. ... .... .
3 ana 4 aimaieion 1
lohn Winter to B S Thompson
4 acres near iuiauieton 1
Wm Reidt to M Kathryn Brown i2
in blk M W Portland Heights.... lo
Win Reidt to Clara II Woods, 24 lta
blk 36 same lo
Wm Reidt to Hannah Cork ill, 8 lota
in West Portland Height 120
Rachel V Wiley to Charles Bamford
20 a section 9 t I nr 4 w . . 200
Paul Schoene to Base Line Lbr Co
40 a sec 2 1 1 n r 5 w 000
Jamea Godwin to Arthur Sleiutiou
ho a sec 7 1 2 a r 1 w 4000
Geo W Kvana to Donald Lumber Co
280 a sec 16 t 2 n r 4 w .6000
The old story of ths man who
waa kicked by a deer which waa
supposed to be dead was exempli
fied last Thursday, wbsn Emil
Zink, on tbe Tbos. Otchin farm,
near Gleocoe, passed behind a beef
which be had just killed, or, ratbee.
thought be bad killed. Mr. Zink
was passing to the rear of the pros
trate beef, and was carrying a
butcher knife. Just as bs passed
his heels, tbe animal made a strag
gle and ahot out bin beels, striking
Mr. Zink s band. The point of the
knife entered the wrist and severed
an artery, which bled profusely.
Dr.Lnklater went oat and stitched
ap tbe conduit.
Tbe Oregon Electric Line, now
building between Portland and
Salem, started a surveying corps
in tbe field on tbe Bertha and
Forest Grove survey, running
through Hillsboro. Mr. Swigert,
it will be remembered recently bad
aa article ia the Argus, slating
tbat his company bad tbe ready
money to build, and tbat when
tbey were ready to do bueinees
they would come to Ilillsbcro with
business proposition. Not to
anticipate too much it is supposed
that bis proposition will be rigbt-of
way.
At Palmateer'a Confectionery
They stnrt to suit the rich and poor; -And;
during tbe month of February,
There'll be aome specialties (or sure-
Tobaccos, Cigar, the very beat;
Fruit and Nut and Choice CoofecUoa,
Freah Oyster, that are best by teat,
AU their goods will bear inspection!
For many years Buxton was tbe
fag end of creation so far as com
munication with tbe outside world
is concerned. A piece of timber
land coo'.d bardly be sold, except
ai tbe purchaser's own price. To-
av, since the advent of tbe P. R.
A N., timber land is eelling at four
and five times tbe old prices and
tbe buyers are eager to get more at
present prices.
For sale: Wbite Plymouth Rock
and Brown Leghorn cockerels, for
breeding purposes. Can also aup
ply eggs for setting purposes from
acb of theee varieties. D. B.
Cooley, Hiileboro, R. F. D. 4. lo
cated near Phillips, one mile weet
WROISSIOHAU
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Pbysieiaa and 8argeon
Offlra Bailey-Morgan block, npotatrt,
Ruoina 12, 1:1 and IA. Kesidaura fwiilh
iMt corner Rawtline and oacond aWrms.
Buta'Pbonm.
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S. T. LINKLATER. If. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offloa opatatre orr Tbe Dlts Drug Stora
Ktaidano bat of Court Usomi,
la tM comer of lb block.
JAMXS PHILLIP E TAXIESIK. M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacirlo Railroad V.
Coimnlution in French or Eitglixh. Of
fice opataire. orer L. M. Hoyt Ci.'s. atora,
north aide of Main ttu, Uillalioro, Or.
F.J. BAILEY, M. D.,'
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kcaidenoa on corner 8acond and Osk )ta
Oregon Phone Main 11S.
HILLSBORO - - - OREGON
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A.B. BAILEY, M.D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. Wilier Hr
DR. V. E. PITTENGER ,
Dentist
Room 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Orer Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO 0REOO5
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DAGLEY HARE
ATTO&NSYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and S Skate BaUdlng-
HILLSBORO, . . OBKGOS.
MRS. SHOLES ENTERTAINS
Mrs Albert's. Shoies entertained
with Five Hundred, at ber resi
dence on Fir and Third streets,
yesterday afternoon. Dainty re
freshmenls were served at five
o'clock. Those present were:
Mesdames J. I). Merryman, C. K.
Henry and S.'K. Russell, Portland; Mrs.
H. K. Leets, Michigan; Mesdames. H.
V. Gates, C. K. Lytie, W. D. Hare, L.
A. I-ong, Geo. Morgan, J. C. Lamkin,
F. A. Bailey, A. B. Bailey, Thos. H,
Tongue, R. C. Vanght, J. A. Imbrie, S.
T. Lmklater, G. W. Schulmerich, W. P.
Wood, R.' Waggener, Jos. Downs, W. O.
Douelson, T.S. Weatherred, M. M. Pitt
enger, L-A. Rood, and L. W. House;
The Misses Flossie and Tennessee
Weatherred. '
J. M. Grfear, ths Climax Mill
man and owner of the brick feed
store, on Second Street, leaves Sat
urday for San Diego, Cal., where
he goes for his health.
The Sunday morning sermon io
the Congregational Church will be
on, "God s Contempt for oar Petty
Disputes, or a "riea for a Broader
Spirit " The evening will be de
voted to an appreciation of Long
fellow. One of his poems will be
ung S3 a solo by Mies Sheldon.
Other poems will be read by mem
bers of tbe cboir.
Latest outl Torch Paris Panel,
18.00 per dozen; to introduce, only
fo.OO per drzen until March 1st
Work and prices compared with
any. Gallery open 9 a. m. to 4 p.
m. Sundays, from 1 to 4 p. m
Call aod see Pope, the phologra
phtr.
Wanted: Book keepers, cashiers
stenographers, clerks, dressmakers,
needleworkers and all eye workers
to call on Dr. Lowe at the Tualatin
Hotel. February 25 and 26 and
have bim demonstrate how to pre
serve your eight with a pair of his
superior glasses. He does not go
from bouse to bouse, or peddle.
We bave just received a carload
of Utah Land Plaster. Also a full
supply of blasting powder. If yon
want salt, remember tbat we nave
just received a carload. Anderson
& Boo, Keedville.
Dr. E. P. Hill's Illustrated Lec
ture will be given at the Congrega
tional Church ou tbe evening of
March 2od. Scenes in Paleetine
and Egypt are shown by costly
stereoptican plates. Children ad
mitted for 10 cents; adults 15 cents
Next Monday and Tuesday, Feb.
25 and 26, two days only, Dr
Lowe, the well known oculo-opti
cian, will oe me notei juaiaun,
Hillsboro. Have him teat your
eyes for glassee. Forest Grove
dates. Feb. 27 and 23.
Mrs. A. Mitchell and daughter,
Mies Mary, of Portland, returned
to their home yesterday, after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Benson, who reside near the Tuala
tin Plains Church.
There will be a dance at the W.
O. W. Hall, Glencoe, on Friday
night, February 22. Walker's or
chestra. Tickets, including oyster
supper, $ 1.00.
The pupils of Jack town school,
District No. 17, will giva a program
and basket supper on Friday eve
ninz. March 1, at 7:30. Ladies
are requested to bring baskets
Everybody come.
Mrs. S. E. Russell, of Portland,
and Mrs. H. E. Leets, of North
Branch, Mich , are guests of Mrs
Albert S. Sholee, this week.
Wanted: Stock hogs weighing
from 80 pounds upward: also sheep.
J. G. Haines, Beaverton, Oregon,
Independent phone.
R. H. Kaltz, the piano turer,
will be in the city in a few days.
Leave orders for him at the Tuala
tiu. J. H. Wescott, of Gaston, and
who is in the hardware business,
was in the city yesterday, enroute
to Portland.
Marriage license has baen grant
ed Lyman G. Shattuck acd Anna
Henry; George E Boos and Lttha
E. Richardson.
George Galbreathi of Tualatin,
was in the oity yesterday, and call
ed on the Argus.
W. F. Hollenbeck, of Roy, ws
in the city this afternoon.
IL T. BAQLEY
ATTOENST-AT-UW
Office, npetaira, over th Post Office,
Oiegaws
HUUbotw,
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Kooaas J. 4. I. Morgaa Blk, Hillsboro.
JOHN IX. WALL
ATTO&NEY-AT-LAW
Office Cpataba, Bailey Matiaa Block -
Roosua, I aal a,
HILLSBORO. - OKXQON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stair, Central Black.
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W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Building, Upgtiin, BiDsbora, Ongoi
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THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Room 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
S. J. LYONS
B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Buaineaa. Liat your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
you right. Add your aal to our list.
Call in aad see ua.
Main Street, Hiileboro, Or,
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and-all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write ua
for particulars. AilUress sa Hi. Morrison,
PORTLAND
OREGON
I TY"R ' Tmhrie
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lsnds, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches acd
Range Lands Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fins investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
323 ABINGTON BUILDING
Portland - Oregon
NEW ERA PAINT
Varnhh and Brmhem
Paint and Daooratlag
FURNITURE REFINISHED
In any of the modern styles, by an
experienced wood-6nisher. Also
painting, papering, tinting nd all .
kinds of interior decorating.
If. GESSNER, HlUtboro. Of
Dailey Bldg, between Third and Fourth .
Right goods right price C. A.
Lamkin Co. '