HILLSDORO AROU"3, OCT. 3 , 1J07
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fill
Sell
Adualuielt
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a .
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llia.b.r I owners. J"
Imfors lb
r.1 tfaJnslar. and t'nM0U
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'L tt. mad l-r Aaor Wll-
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. ..mull I ha lliGUiht Wa
' i.alf blah H l Down
W'-"' .. ... I -ill i.L. ..
' ..r it,. S Co.. but there
ir,i..u s.tititv that there will
t . lucliim iu lha valuation
i
.l . nt Ilia vail lid COUntia
ui thai to
To all raons who have attliJ
to County ("lurk (iixlinaii fur mar
ttkgn Ikiim. piiii M llm iiviriiir'
proclamation of lal holiday, tU
former has eiplaiiiftd that titer
waa a iitiaatioo about tlm leiralitv
f tha irK:naliii, but in ntc, j,,.
lam a, ilia ailit aula dm uM l
taka Ilia chain on, if sny tlmm wnra
hare la alwt a iiimtnii among th
tUirtieya, aa to whallmr Wai d.M).
utusnta eiecuted at t lima, will
stand tha lest of law. Thus far
few audi limlrumxnu have Imi
filed at tha Court llouae, tha ( Ink
not refuting, however, to accept
documsnl atUr iidainiiiir ilia
holiday liiixHlifiiaiil.
U lulirf romrt ami aliaVra . vi ..in
Urir'a rvny rtl.lrmr of '
Ycl every iraa.iti 'rr In town,
Ami will I tftail u luvr call
To are our pUi-a if not lo l.uy-
V will in it It y In Make )ou ury
At I'atmatrrr'a l'tilri llcmriy.
I,, i, raliuatrrr, I'tnp,
Judge Uoodin yealnrday commit
lad KIwochI Haiti, of thi city, to
Ihe hlala lueane Aiyluin, after an
aiaoiinaliun of llainra by lr J. I',
'aiuleaia. Coiiiplaint wajt enterad
y H. A. lloweri, Hainea' father-in
aw. for auiiie iiuji pant llauiea
hae lieen paralytl, ami the diaaie
had enooUMl bit nana to an eilviit
that it waa lhou(ht uareanary to
oomiuit hiui to tha Aaylum, where
ha could have the lwwl care and
Ireatmeut. Hainea ia U'.l year uhl
An Aaylum olhcial will come and
(at hiut today.
lU mil. il WOUlJ
of i raducliou, tha duly of
J7bjjJ woulJ lie iu tha other
(jjo,. A a mailer of fact, no
Gxiioot have thua far lwan wade
C M trtiun Uken in tha matter
.ril DMt . ine .
,ol ohli"'' aiptra in
ilii.
IANDEK DfcLSMAN
Vi TuaaJir. (VloUr 2l, 15R).,
Ctbolio church at tbia place,
V tki Kant of ona of the beet at
Wei etJJiUK thai haa occurred
V Wubiiutini count r lor eoma
teipail,abn Bernard J. Haoder,
lUinMinill iubo of Tillamook
Snityjei Mim A una C. Ielaman,
V Mar HilUI'uo, to the altar.
JW wio a hy Hav. rather
i, reeideut paalor of the
church, and Ihe ceremony
.... i .
inipoanif ai uia cowpieiioo
iki aarriiue. uowarda of two
uund gueata rrpatred to the
taUT riUru e u Y. , I tela
Wlki bnde'a father, at North
7'iaiaa, obare a grand dinner a
Viaiiobooiir of the happy couple.
It ui lira. Sander will reaida in
lUtBdok oouoty.
NOTICB Of XEMOVAt
nt reiuovel to our new and
swioui iiuarlera, we invite
old cuitoinxra, and the trading
uk Mutrtllr. to call and aee u
oar re buoineea home. To ai
tbo have palrouUed Ui for
put fifteen year in our o)
urt. we extend our alncere
it, inJ hoiie to be Utter
ipH to merit your trade in
lotura than in the paal. br raa
of mora riHim, more bo.mIi and
UfMrvie. K. II. (hear,
Carlita Haul Coti up la Smoke
MttejJar niifht. the hie hotel
Vlloo, VliiiIiIII cnuntv. camrb
- j i n
?rtlfOai col ehuta. and waa total
ffwumyad Tueaiitv aueata of
r muh, ill managed to eaoaite
fimough many of theru had a hard
i Ibouaht thai tha fira waa a re
rut nr .,.,, i.... i. .. .!....
. 'I'un.Kiicniun iHiiiiiiuniiiiu
f " bot waa naina.l b U'
rT1 od W. A Howe, and wai
rr Priially inaura.1. The tola
r"Mtweent4i)(xN) and IIIKM)
pCI AND SHOOTING MATCH
TONS ()F STEEL RAILS
I'lliil) lil' ATTUAUTIN
l or llillshoro I'.raiKli of Orc
Mccltic Koad
Ml LIVK BIG tlf UUAV'S VtOKK
Eoi(lacrr Dunwld S, Koa-l Come
t UilUlior ia S prinn
Vetch llroa., painter and per
ner, have located in IlilUUiro,
and aak a ahare of Ihe puhlia pat
rooag. i'ereom iu need of their
aervioea can reach them by calling
up 341 I'noilk Hlalea phone.
Married, in Newlerg, Ore., Oct
23, at Ibe reetdence of the bride
larenU, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Colbn,
Kre.1 M. Mcl)nald and Mia Klor
ence Coflin, llev. C. I.. Hamilturi
ufbcialing Kred McPonalJ t well
known in HilUboro, ami ia a neph-
in a '
ew ol W. . uey.
The Milne warehoiiM ha been
eeaetl by (Seo. A. Hrowo, and he
ia ready to receive hay, grain and
hp forlorge at raaaonable prica.
All aloraga buaiueea will rix-oive
prompt attention. (leo. A. Urown,
I.
A. A. Morrill, deputy county mut
veyor, who recently took a trip
from Tualatin over the line of the
Oregon Klwitrio line to Salem, with
Chief Krijjirieer II. I,. Donald, re
port that them are now piled up
at Tualatin, K00 tone of Hteel railn
to le ueed in the construction of
the HilUlMtro branch of that road.
The main line of the OrcR'ni Klec
trie wan acheduled to be completed
to I'ortland from Kalem by Novem
ber l"t of the pri-iietit year, but the
removal of countlm ton of earth
from a big cut near Tualatin hax
delayed the work, o that the main
line will hardly lie completed to
1'ortlaud before the li ret of Janu
ary. Itiei liiel engineer told .Mr.
Morrill that work on the If illnlx.ro
branch would not Uin Ixdore
Spring. The fact that all the railH
are on the ground, argue well for
the coimlructioti of the road to tbie
city.
HfcAL fcSFATK TRANSFERS
Aru and Journal, $2.25.
Dr. and Mr. A H. liailey were
'ortland vifitor Tueeday.
Mr, lilaner and daughter were
'ortland viitora Vedneday.
We make Chcxxilate Chips. "The
)en of Kweets."
I.. J. Palmateer end aife were
'ortland vinilora Weiiieeday.
mbrella covere. arid repaired
a k'hnI a new, at It. l.ee hear
cyclery.
MiHH Jennie Lillear l, of Laurel,
aH accepted a poeitiou with The
Den of Kweeta.
Mr. McOill and wife, of the Ore
lot)
Kiark A CiiaSin r lit to C W
S . .lt ol m c I I I m I VI
W 111 Mlllllr I" Mjiv I'. rll
aii'l I'l'" k (. Mi.lMlrlou
l.ru H i auiilll rt utlolK lilt-
Iu. L. ail ol t. Iia" I.rls il 1 c I I
J J"o
Oxaf iUlilviiti rt 111 to A II IImiiims
lul 4 l)k Jo Small 1'aik ail I. l oi
l tu
l'.ruie W 1'iM'lr rt l' Hainvui S
l.ilmie, Yi ol II t , arc .1 t I n 4
35
Mooting match for turkey,
p,nd duck, and an all day
"will heKiven at Ceularvlile,
1(Ji 1.H)7. Keetivitie begin
', m. and end at ti p. ru.
tnr n. 1. .1 .... . 1
, 1 - u iuo nan, nood iiiuhiu
JT 1 Jod time aurnd to all.
Y My invite.1.
I Herman Oeterman A Co.
lfrh cow for hI nn C.
Wchinan, Uillnhoro.
tw .. .
nH. MnPanrt .n.l -If.. In
- wednemlay.
l8rMor rubberi, for men, wo
viiuuimi,
.WBel, of lluxton, waa I
ualJee.t viHitor, Monday.
oun K n:i- i m . -!.
r'Qtbtuitv to.tav ami nailed.
1 - - 1 a wHa .
nil . """" noue 10 i ori-
Ei W mBUiwt, wllh Meler
vy,
lUdabn.l. - l .1
a... 7 "" aim peanuva,
KiL',mb "d made at the "Deo
lm Knoea tted Unlay that
the Knnea eawmill yeelerday ehip
mh) it laet carload of bridge lim
ber to Nebraska. With the l-giu-nint
of Navmbr, the railroad
rale on lumber will advance IU
coot er cat.
For Hale: Fifty acre cleared
and iu the vicinity of HilUboro,
011 rural mail and milk route, near
telephone line. Fiue location;
good building aile. lnuire of
Argu.
". H. McKldowney, of Foreel
(Jrov, uerintendenl uf the ladd
fariua iu thi tle, wa in town
Th.tra.lav. ahaking baud with old
rv;....U Mr. Mcfcldowney na
wmti iu lb employ of the l.add
for nearly tweuty year.
Do not run the rik of having
your valuable paper burned or
tolen when you can have a aieiy
depoail leu at the Hillaboro Com-
.... a l UI ....aa
inercial HanH lor ni ier
Hheriir John Connell, John Hai
lay, Ward IV'
Koont, Uft thi mornliiR, "
loaded hack, for a liehing trip to
Wileon river, where they ho, to
make a big catch ol aalmon trout.
A a uaii a Mr r A 111 the fact that
nio jwm - - - , 1
a can aell vou the latent etylea oi
men' uil moM1 lh"
you hav been paying elttewheref
Sohulmerich llroa.
vi Oar wan fatnilie from Min-
... ....a.iM.1 10 arrive at
neeova, i i - ,
Centerville uexl week, where they
-in i..t. .n.t buv (arm, lney
... r.Un.la of the Swank and
other residing near Centerville.
K.oeptioual value in Udie
..iln, ...ada suit at 10and $12,
direct from the Kaal. "
and get your choice, at Hehulmer-
oh Drue.
L. A. Copeiand, of Ml. rul"",
II . who ha been vi-iting frwndo
n HillHboro, for ou.e tiiu
eft veeterday, to call upon frumd
at Aehland, this te-
lo loan on real estate or
pentonal .ecurity.
cominiBion- a....- -
Commercial Hank.
Mi. KU. Wilkei bM r.neu
her position a central ai v... .
int Telephone ofllce, and Mt
Zha Olson ! ailing the vacancy.
Have vou any fence to bui u
sell a goou w--
i.:u i JO rent VUt rou.
iiiK"i
mnr Oil lrOB.
The Coffee Club will meet at im
oLofMr.. H.T. lUgl.y. on Hrij
afternoon. Nov. A at i
Cba W l.aiiirn to I T I .rrrl-.li, v u
id wf :s t I li 1
Juliu KiciiKin rt ux lo ll.mry
O 10 van 1 v . Co pall ol arc '.'j I I
It.
Mtllrr Mut.lK-li rt in to T T Nu hol-
aou y a IU C J Nriilll it I C t 1 I
5'
A W 1-tiy t al to U M l ope pait of
bla v 'JIiIIIhW "W
Johu W r'ii'Mi Jrnmic M llalb-r
Iracl ailjoiunij; lilk 4" I oirt drove I
J 11 Kiwlr rt al to S.iinirl Ki.ttf lr rt
al s a in I. II Id ill, 1.4; J I c t I D
iw 'V
J W Ix.ruclnn rt to V N Thomp
son S t 5S a in arc 4 I I n 4 r ami
c u t 4 n 4 w 4
K M tlrl.ltl rl u to J B Trulliimrr
rt al, patt ol llk )i IlilUliom
Suaan J Brown to V II Whcatley, It
i 1.1k 6 llill.lwro lo"0
lUWar 1) Watiti rt u lo Albrrl J
Ilartiaiiipf lota .r, 6 au.l 7 lilock i
Kmney'aaiM HilUlwro
K V l a.lv et ui to I' U 1 '.v. lul 4.
7 l.lk. I', Sleel1 add, ca
vrrtoii . . . . '
T P Uhaie et in to Robrrt J Hairs
a of e ' an.l u e ol i'
n- S i I ll i1"'
I H I'ronan, trustre, to C U Wrbb pt
..1 v 1 n,n, V .I I e I 1 w (40 a)...ro. o
C O llot.kiiia rt u to 1' II I'armlry,
...rl i.l HT.' I t 2 11 1 W "
1' U t'ernilrv rl ux to Wiu II Adains
Iota ( and 6 arc Ull J "
...i... l.n.l iHoo
li.ljiar 1 V.ina lo Malx-l Alice Want!
lott and 4 Mock 1 Kinney' add,
HilWoro
Vrlal Cmiino rt ux to A Ciimno, 6 a
In c jj t 1 1 w
M l Itolnuaou lo A Cimino, tract in
arc J1 J t w
Win A Stieucr lo Auutial I.ovci;rcii,
. 1' r . m : an- alt 1 1 1 w M
vu I.- M.,irHiiur to M ileal' l'urdin,
1 iulln I'reacent Mill. K t'.rove j5oo
...... .
V M Mill to Willi A JuilllMou, ynt .
ol Donald Mcbeo.1 d I c t I 4 w-:5'
11.. II. I rr lo R A TWIM, II ',
.1 . u 1. lint w 8JO
J C .Sctiulmerich tt ux to Bernard
Outnian, tract iu .
COUNTY TEACHERS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
Teachers' Institute Opened
Wednesday at Court House
A VfcKY SUCCESSFUL MEETING
Able Instructor, and Evening Ltcturtt
are Featurci
The county teachers' annual in
Hlitute convened in the Circuit
It-on Nurery,were I'ortland vieitore, Court room of the Court Houee
""day. WadnMnlav fnrennnn. RM1 r-nll
Money to loan on city and farm showed an attendance of U S teach
mp'-rty rate reasonable. Call
on K'uralli Brother.
N. C. Lilly, a Gale Creek mer
chant, had legal bueiiii-BH in Hillu-
lioro, Tueeday.
A full lineofnilk and cachmere
ong glove in brown, blue, black
and white at liaird.
Hon. J. W, Morrow, of Portland,
wa in town yeterday, in the Inter-
eel of the 0. It. .t N. Co.
Do you want a buggy? We have
the (merit line ever shown in thi
county. Scbulrnerich Bro.
II. T. Bagley waa a pasnengeron
the !l o'clock
Tueeday.
era present, from varioua part of
the county. Mr. L. V. Sweeey, of
Tacoma, Wanh., gave an excellent
talk on the ubject, "First work of
introducing roueic to the child
mind," and handled her Bubject in
a manner that made ber a favorite
in the institute work. Mrs.Hweeey
wa, until recently, a teacher ot
of mueic in Berkeley College, Cal,
and ia a fine exponent of vocal
harmony a taught in the public
rcbools. Dr. Sheldon, of the State
University, handled the subject of
"Interest ita ulace in education."
train to rortianu, ,n an able manner. L. It. Alder
man handled the subject of'Kdu
Before you buy your toilet soap, cation;" L. K. Traver.'The Recita
ake a look at the line at the Hills- lion;" MrB. Sweeey, "Child Voice,
boro 1'harmacy.
Hev. Father Buchoher, pastor of
the Catholic church at this place,
visited I'ortland Wednesday.
Ita Beauty, Its Limitation;" Dr.
Sheldon, Geography Children's
Interest;" Prof. Alderman, "School
and Home;" Mr. Traver, "The
Study Period. Th(B completed
Sheep, logs and beef cattle the programme for the first day
bought. Independent Telephone,
."1, Beaverton. J. U. Haynee.
Mrs. Alice Miller, of Montavilla,
t .a . 'il
is in the city, viBiuog wun ner
mother, Mrs. Susan Brown.
We are headquarters for guns
nd ammunition. 11. Lee SearB,
bicycle ehop, Main street.
Adam Treber, of Portland, waB
in tow n over Sunday, visiting with
bin sinter, Mrs. J. C. Kurath.
Miss Pearl Smith, of this place,
At the Crescent Theatre, in the
evening, Dr. Clarence True Wilson
delivered a splendid lecture to a
crowded bouse, on the subject of
"The Advantages of Higher Edu
cation," which fully justified hie
reputation as an orator and think
er. The institute will close Friday
evening. The interest in the insti
tute is keen, and thus far the meet
ing has been a decided success, and
of great practical benefit to the
teachers present. Preeident Kerr,
of the Slate Agricultural College,
will lecture tonight at the Crescent
lor
CARZES REHSE
visited her parents in the Grove,
..... i "
ast week, returning to llillsboro Theatre, subject: "Education
Monday. the Industries."
Dejvonit your money with a pro
gressive anu growing up-vo-oave
bank, such as the llillsboro Com
mercial.
Attorney John M. Wall, T. 8.
Wilkes, 0. Hartrampf aud W. A.
Finney, were patBengers to I ort
land Tuesday.
A very pretty borne wedding was
that of Miss Amanda Rehse, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rehse, to
M. D. Carzee, of Portland, October
27, at the residence of the bride's
uarente. near Farminston. Prompt
S. C. Wilson, of near Buxton, Iu .t in a. m . to the strtins of the
was in town yesterday, and renew- weddine march, slaved bv the
ed old acquaintance with the scribe I bride's sister, Miss Verna Rehse,
of the Argus. the bride and groom appeared in
i..r rni r.r fr uale. tha Thomas the parlors and stood under a beau-
Otchin farm.C milee north of Hills- tifal canopy of evergreens where
unrn v. larma annlv to Marv A. the Kev. L F.Belknap, of Hills
HimoKon. llillsboro. Ore. ". performed the ceremony in
the presence of about twenty rela
Henry A. Kuratli, of Phillips, tivee and friends. The bride was
went over to Washougal, Warh., attended bv Miss Maud McClarkin.
this week to cry an auction Bale in 0f Laurel; and the groomsman was
that neighborhood. Herman Rehse, a brother of the
wn r .i u no bride. After congratulations the
ha v. Efil.; down to a sumptuous
sale at the Milne warehouse, by "jr".
Geo. A. Brown, lessee.
The dining room was dec
orated in Oregon grapeand autumn
leaves. The bride and eroom re-
If vou have knowledge of an Leived manv useful and beautifu
item in your locality, that would presents.
be a mattes of news to the Argue, Mr. and Mrs. Carzee left on the
evenina; train for Portland, where
they will be at home to their many
friends, after Nov. 8, at 4do am
hill Street.
Jraiie Ballard et al to Mary H Rol
ton, tract adjoining ' 3 i '
add. forest Grove .....!-oo
I'laia K Sake to 11 (1 Colton, lot J
and 4 bla ll.Middleton ......... 4
I B I.ickley et al to Maltie A Row,
w i f lot i I'la 40 Vartrt Grove. . I050
Alvali It Scotield et ux lo Detrnt
Wt."
u
ri. T II ....
lnP 1 0"g. 01 mis ouy,
!. .,.ur"nil for a few dava. visit
"I "tends.
I
1.-.. .
Z'H and everything iu
irnni l..ut.. .j !.
H'l ,U . "7 " UIOUCBBIUB iu
' u'u iup loggeri, at Baird's
"l. Llldumt. .
Weru liu... in Vnri,
,1ilWa.ln...i-,l""uD
uoauay,
8chnnl rr.
. "Wl I .anl, i . .....
"'to -""""ora. a neat aouvo-
Br.. . ke notn. l a box of our
-500
kindly send it in.
Robert Simpson, John R. and
Frank Bailey, of near Buxton, pass
ed through the city on their way
to Portland, yesterday.
For sale, a number of pigs, old
enough to wean, also Bhoata. Call Estate of Thos H Tongue, deed; re
un or see F. M. Barnes, 2 miles nrtrt of E B Tomrus. aduar. filed
south of llillsboro. Iudepeudent ordered that admr be authorized to
phone, 1133. pay to K M Tongue, widow, the
PROBATE
home
urday afternoon
n..lnpk.
" ... .
ur. invite the teachers while in
town to call ami tfM2;
' -.,ifor the Xmaa. exer-
ZZl Den of Sweets."
Jos. Pongrlh..B2r;
dealer, was in town vu -
He reporta tnings
up hi. way, and business good.
A full line of electric Bupphes
aod globeH. House-wiring. Next
doorfoV.ughfa Grocery, on Sec
will atrAAt.
a. Mra. P. H. Tabor, of
n n Citv are visiting their
Ste"&"M.Ho,t,of this
clty- M
r ' . t
4 n c m
R M Wade et u to Joliu Mernan,
nartofiiec J t I I
Otlo lliirtiimn et ux U A l rtcgei, n
Solo1 aecynnjw. ........ :
V K Rowell et ux to Jesse I hcliuei
der. tract in arc lo t 2 a w. . . . . .
Montgomery Turner et al to J w
Sliule, J40 1,1 1 ' 1 , " J,
R l'auno et ux to B I' .SiiutU. part
ot aec 71 t I 1
Geo V Douuhly rt ux o
Cate, lota S 10 ullH '.
view add, HillalK.ro.. No
K Monner et ux to l W mararr,
14, 15am! 10 Dia 9 m" ,"" -Horest
Orove 000
Henry llencli et ux to I.ouia imra-
bartet l e )i o. a w ,4
2 yf ... t J'
Will Wolf to Henry StolTrra, part ol
Caleb Wilkin, d 1 c t 1 n a w 21-00
McPHERSON-CAWRSE
:ia0in( weJdine took place
on North PlainB, at the home of
the bride's father, Joropn i-awrse,
when R. L. McPhersou, of Forest
Grove, claimed Miss Fannie Cawrse
for his bride. The event occurred
on the 30th inst , and the ceremony
was solemnized by Rev. L. . Bel
knap, of HilUboro. A number of
u..r.;f.,l and useful presents were
received by the happy couple, who
departed on the afternoon train for
inland. Thev will make their
future home in ForeBt Grove.
Children's umbrellas at Bairda.
t n UafTetv. of Mnuntaindale,
called on the Argus today.
A warm baby" is the one that
ears Reuben'e shirts-for eale at
Baird'fl.
Mra. George FiHher, of Buxton,
who has been quite ill lor some
II. W.Miller, of Forest Grove, sum of $3,000, to be applied on her
was iu town Tuesday. Mr. Miller'8 dower interest; to E B Tongue, $2,
wife has beeu quite sick, Bince their WW as admr fees, and that $2,100
.om,..i in 11.. iirnv from Shadv be distributed among the heirs
n,v Estate of Thos J King, deed; re
. . port sale tereonal property filed
For sale: 'lwenty bve pigs, tnd same approved.
weeks old. inquire ai my piace KiUte of EVl Heineck, deed; in
near went end of Long onage, oe- ventor- fiie(j anj approved; execu
tweon llillsboro ana orneuuB. t0f ordere(j to Beu per8onal proper
. xi. xayior. ty aB per petition
Mrs. S. J. Gibson, of Baker City, Estate of Dwight H Thomas, de
was a guest at the Bigelow, Tues- ceased ; record amended; report of
dav nicht. She is a friend of the admr filed and approved.
Bigelows, and is a prominent mine Estate of W II Lung, deed; final
owner in Baker county. acct and report presented.
You are invited to come to the E9t ol, Mart.in Anderson de-
Bapfilt church Sunday. Sunday ceased; final hearing continued to
and 7:30.-PPastor l'o. Bauer. -sedj nalacct JM; Monday.
A birthday party was given at tions to final account,
the home of Benton Phillips, at Guardianship of Wm Zigler, in
Buxton, last Sunday, in honor of competent; special oath and bond
the natal day of Kh Mills, several bled on sale 01 real estate; Donu ap
a ir I
presents were received Dy mr. provea.
Mills.
Married, in the Court House,
Hillsboro, Oregon, by Judge J W. ThiB morning8 marfcet reports,
Goodin, October du, uvi, x n"P UomDiled from Portland auotationa.
P. Allen, of Portland, and Stella are;-
Matheny, ot uaBton. Valley Wheat, 87o,
President A. S. Sholes speaking
tfKlay. of the condition of the Hills
boro Commercial bank, Baid: "Its
financial condition was never 10
sound as it is now. The bank has
over double the amount of reserve
that the law requires. That the
directors and stockholders, consist
ing of Edward Scbulrnerich, Geo.
Hchulmerich.C. 8. Russell, W. N.
Barrett, 8. B Huston, J. W. Con
nell, E. B. Tongue and ncywlf,
have such confidence in the solidi
ty of the institution, that each one
has expressed his willingnees to
stand behind every dollaron deposit.
They have m fears ta to the result;
With Buch backing, our rank's re
sources are more than double its
liabilities."
The illaHtrated lecture on "Ben
Hur,'' at the Christian church,
Monday night, waa a great Buccees,
both in the matter of the attend
ance, the lecture and vocal effort of
Mr. and Mrs. Webb. The church
was well filled, despite the rainy
night, and the receipts were quiet
satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Webb
proved their ability as singers, and
will henceforth be favorites before
Hilleboro audiencei.
Mies Florence Tongue, of this
city, left Tuesday for Boston, Mas
sacbusetts, where she will attend
the Boston Conservatory of music.
Mies Tongue is the possessor of a
naturally fine voice, and acting
upon the advice of competent
judges in Portland, she will culti
vate it. fche expects to spend the
winter in the East, under the beet
instruction obtainable.
Yamhill county hae an apple
fair, at McMincville. The fair be
gins today and lasts the remainder
of the week. The walnut club of
that county, will make an exhibit
at the fair. Prizes are offered for
the beet display of the leading yari
etiee of apples, while a silver cup is
hung up for the best display of
walnuts raised in that county.
Hillsboro is to have a furniture
actory. I. . Trullinger, of this
place, and J. B Trullmger, of
Sheridan, have bought a lot on
bird Street, just south of Judg
Archbold's residence, and have laid
the foundation for a furniture
factory, 40x40 feet, one story in
height.
The district Sunday school con
vention ot the Christian church
will convene in Hillbboro, Nov.
2 p. m., Rev. Phipps, Associa
lion Sunday School worker, will be
preeent. All Sunday schools in
the district are requested to send
delegates.
The residence owned by Mr. Car
ile, a printer, in Forest Grove, was
destroyed by fire, Wednesday
night. The fire wai accidentally
started by a lighted candle and got
too big a start before the bre de
partment arrived.
Geo. Koster, of Albion, this coun
ty, has just returned from a trip to
Washington, D. C, and other
eastern points. He says every tniDg
n the East, but V all street, seems
to be in a prosperous condition
E. F. Thompson, of South Dako
ta, is now operator at the Southern
acific depot, succeeding Mr. Woo
ey, of Oregon City.
John Stribich and Hugh Smith
of Forest Grove, were down to the
county eeat this afternoon, greeting
their many friends.
Dr. F. A. Bailey wai called to
Portland today, to testify in the
Federal court, as a medical expert,
1 1 .
in a nomesieaa case.
F. W. Schultheiz, a well to do
Bethany farmer, was in town today.
Fred S. Yates, of Greenville, vis
ited the county seat, yesterday.
Fred EnniB was in town from
Banks this afternoon.
A. J. Aiton, of Banks, was a
county seat visitor Wednesday
C. A. Wyman, of Gaston, was in
the city today.
Floyd C. Bierly, of Kinton, was
in the city today.
A. BAILEY, M. D.
Pbyniclan and Surgeon
Office Balier-Morvan l.i.v-a unatalra.
Room 12, 1.1 and 15. Kiilii Mouth-
' corner Baseline and booid HtreeM,
nuiu mono.
. T. L1NKLATER, It. B. C. II.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlca opetalri over Tha Delta l)rua; 8 tor
FUaldance Xaat of Court Houwt,
lo tb oorner of the block.
JAM ICS PHILLIPS TAMIJttLE, X. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surtpon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Conaultalion in French or English. Of.
uMttairs, over L. M. Hoyt CVa. atore.
Dortb aide of Main Bt., Hillaboro, Or.
J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on corner Second and Oak SM
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO OREGON
PROFESSIONAL.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. T-niUrw Or
aautwwvi V a va
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennii Store.
HILLSBORO ------ OREGOW
a. JC Bmttf W. 0. Mart
DAG LEY A HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Kooma 1 and 2 Shite BaiUtinff
HILLS BOILOt . . OREGON.
H. T. BAQLEY
ATTORNBY-AX-LAW
Office, apautrt, over the Poet Office,
HilUboro, - OtegMu
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room 5, 4, A S, MorgamBlk, HillebofO.
JOHN li. WALL
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
Office Upetalra, Bailey -Morgan Bleak,
Room, i anl a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
rrrrrAAArWArMrrrM
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrir-K: Main Street, opp. Court How.
HILLSBORO OREGON
rWWtrAAAAAAArAAM
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstalra, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. J. MURRAY
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentut
Graduate of
American Veterinary College,
New York City, in 1881.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Fobkst GaovK
Phones Independent, No. 744; Facias
Mates, 33.
NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS
Fearing some depositors might not
understand the condition banks are
placed in at the present time, and
therefore become uneasy as to the
safety of their deposits, we, the un
dersigned directors of the Cornelius
State Bank, hereby Btate tnat we
will become personally responsible
for every dollar ol their deposits.
A. . s boles,
C. C. Hancock,
C. B. Buchanan,
J. C. Buchanan,
Edward Scbulrnerich.
Cornelius, Ore , Oot. 30, 1907.
THE MARKETS,
Wm. Sticklin, a former resident
of this county, died at St. Vinoent's
hospital, iu Portland, on the 2Gth
inst. His remains were brought te
Hillsboro lor interment, on the day
Barley feed, 128.50 per ton;
brewing, 130; rolled, 130131.
Oats, White, $29.50.
Bran, $20$21 per ton.
Hay, valley timothy, $1718;
following, Rev. Belknap oonduot- clover, $13; grain, $13($14.
.. 1 : I Pnld t a.q 7 Krfii) )l 1 no. knn
Potatoes, 75c$l per hundred
EggB, 27C0o.
Butter, Creamery, 3035o.
ing the funeral services
The various county offices in the
Court House were all provided with
. . . 1 VIU 111
il 't th Argusand Pacific Monthly, $2 00
rnrridorto easily locate the office J. B. Wilkerson, of Forest Grove
he may desire. This is an im- transacted business at the county
movement over the former signB. I seat Wednesday
TIME TABLE
Passenger train schedule follows
Leaves for Portland-
Forest Grove local
Sheridan rlyer
Forest Grove local
Corvallis overland
Arrives from Portland
Corvallis overland
Forest Grove local
Sheridan Flyer
Forest Grove local
Leaving Portland
Corvallis overland
Forest Grove local
Sheridan Flyer 4-io p. m.
Forest Crove local 5:20 p. m.
Arrival iu Portland
Forest Grove local 8:00 a. m.
Sheridan Flyer 10:20 a. m.
Forest Grove local 2:50 p. m.
Corvallis overland .6:55 p.m.
The ForeBt Grove local does not
carry baggage.
, 6:5i a. m
, 9:03 a. m
, 1:42 p. m
, 4:30 p. m
. 8:16 a. m
.12:07 p. m
. 5:26 p. m
. 6:27 p. in
, 7:00 a. m
.11:00 a. m
: T. R. Imbrie :
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.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland Oregon
J. W. VANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he haa a fins
line of Farm Machinery for
the Fall trade consisting
la part of
Double Acting Hayi ?umps,
Canton Clipper Disc Plows,
Sharp leas Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Buggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
satisfaction. ,
Calf and see these lines.
n . . . 1 aala !. 1.
TYo(iD,JUiUborotOx-'ii:
V.', D0,ne-made candy. "The
11026618.''
Argus and uregomai
time past, is teoovenug u