UN OF TIME
ANTKU K. 4 . IU
XillaimH.k Allow I. I!. Lytic
Mic J ltitc to HuilJ
USUONUOC mSIYIHUl'SAND
T,(tf t'Wyl' I"114 "
Yisr
i. . uirtia l Tillamook, ywt.r
k ,,( t'ltitnin'coiumitliKi, ha v
i in b"J tb '"illr of the right
j, forth I'- H. A N. Hallway,
, .Iwld'd to aatand tba llu.
(j, ihr iv.u,letioit of tba road Irum
HilUburo t' bal f,ora ,),,'
jl W i,i Nov. I, lW.i Mr. Ly
tl,b'l b"uru' bltliMn ,n K'"u"'
J IJUUIU lo ' lb ,0J com
pltttd l7 l' ' ,,MW' but tM,in' ,W
iksinoiisr iringwncy the work was
t,,! tlx.ut two weke ago. I lie
icliuti ol l" Till"'0"- "I'I'.
j,f ib rirruintenca. U lair ami
:ull. Tit :oiiiaoy baa si.leudld
Uolu bo'" lb" roJ
ibfr i no l ron why
Mr. I.jtl should" be made lo ull'r,
H. ia MlUllixJ thai the
-! till I built, ami that tha
toik "ill begin j""1 M oon
aoailioii l'l,'r lu Hiiauital
tori J.
HAINfcS BANK NOT CLOSbD
Bikr K W. lUloea, ol Fur
ijrort, plmiiaj lo lha Argua tbi
oroini dial thera la no truth
tfiltem iA lha ruavif that hi
tsk liu cloaoj. It U onti ami
Jolcf tuatrtf lha iu aa tha
otiw lia.uk of lha county. Tha
ronjor b l no foundation ol fact,
tad tuvrrly got Ut show how a
bttliU- rumor will gather voluma
M it If mwJ from ana ereun to
taolbar. All tba baoka of tbi
fcootj " in an J doing hui
Mm, sad ther i very reaaon to
bslindhst tha crlai la no aa
4 AtUu(ioi) Ucalled in (bit Con
DMtlon to tha tlaleiiirtil of tba
Hilibro t'otniimrcial Hank in thi
la)u, lo which lha deit lt of thai
took ira guarnlod, dollar fur
dollar, by iu right atutkbuldera.
What mora could depositor want
ttu tbit lta atorkholdort, out
ttJol Ibnir private fortune, which
us tkui iiUlgml, ara man ol known
buiipaM !uUKritr and honor, who
(Mil jutt what ihay aay.
MKJRT OP HEALTH OFFICER
Coonly Health onwn, Dr. W. I).
Wood, bn furuiibml tha Argua
tllk tlx lol lowing raMrl for tha
imlbolo.'iotwr:
K titular of marriaga Hoauiiai
Natl, .17; ruiuihar of dealba, 7;
MIbW ol l.lrlhi, 24 -male, II,
fcailaj, ihrna caaoa of maailaa,
J of dipbthitria, I of chickan-poi,
lid 8 of typhoid fever.
Tbil ttorl it baaad upon alalia
tlol luroinhml by phyaioiana, aa to
kjrtba, dralha ami diieaae, but the
Bt Hji that certain phyiiclaoa of
10 county have lallxl to aand in
UttUtlci, km provide.1 for by law,
lad (hit owing lo hi raaxnnibili
ly Q0dr lha lr, kl haatlb ollloer,
MtlU he couiH)led to reaort to
itutio uitHiirea, unlaaa jhyiciana
Maltr report t him all oaa
Wblcli ihey are paraonally lia-
Hi v
OaNCI ANU SHOOflNG MATCH
flbootinu malch for turkeya,
P and tluck, and an all day
C, will I Riven at Centervllla,
"f- I'M l''07. Keativiliet Iwgin
u . nd and at 0 p. ni ,
VMcIng i, ih H,, (Jood muaio
d i goo ? Um tenured to all.
VMybnly invited.
Herman Oatarinan A Co.
HAYES-JONES
Aprotty wadding owmrrad at high
!2Sf 011 H"Jy, November lit,
""at ilm home of the brlde'a
har, near Sheridan. Oregon,
wn MmH Cora M. Jonea was
uoitasd in niarrUgtio Mr. Bilaa A.
a7(,l)y lUv. lirowning of the
Ji"ln church. Only the rala
riiil umnediale Irienda of the
"'Hind Kruoiii were present. The
Ppy couple will reaid at the
of the groom, one and oue
f1 milea eut of Hberldan. A
w of frienda wind them a long
M happy lif.
THE MARKETS,
JU "'"ming'B market reports,
-i-.iou iroua l ortland quoUtio
ne
lley Wheat, 8(io.
b.lTleyr,08j. W8.B0 per ton;
"" ug, lUOj rolled, $30(i)$.ll.
.Whlta,2!)W).
?'M2UM$2l nerton.
T'JW Hmothy, $17(18;
p" .o; grain, Il5(fl(l.
50c(u)75 per hundred
8,ar)(ii37Jo.
Bultr, Creamery, 30(32lo.
J" H.1lDton aod Dora Wo
" of Cornelius, were given le
w PormiBHion to wed today.
TV v ,. . . .
tli ' ' H- C, K. of theCnriB
od ,k urch wil1 holJ m socil
v An even'Q8 of November 29.
A NetU ,,pr J1M , U)
alx.ut I.eroy Tc .tier, a ,wyiir ,n,j
a.'lor, of KairUnka, Alaeka, in
which he U given cimiilerahle
proiiiiiieiic an a politician, and
van more a a amveeeful actor. It
represent Toiler an coining nt t0
Valdit from Kairbanka with hin
K keU full of prolix U, tl.erepuh
Territorial Conviuition, which will
mnel aoon, at the latter i.lace. I
roy Tidier will m r-iiieiiiliere. hy
Uilllboro people, aa llin iiuniel
an of K Hheriiri). T. To.ier. and
ha We the imkiiainw of "Man,"
when a!oy. H l(, Alaska
aUiut eiKhl yeari ago, and it eaid
lo have made nevnral fair Klakeg
in that country, in min in a and
other eiilerprni-i.
rahnaleer'a Ciinfwtioiiery ban
the largeet and choiceet line of con-
leclioui.cigare, tol.acco, nute, fruit
nU anything you wieh in the lim
of inoker' arliclna in the city
rreeh oyter. oynter co ktaiU, hot
online, hot cocoa, and other hot
drink with ham anil cheeee natid-
icbeaa ecially. Call and aee
ua wheu in the city. 1,, J. 1'alina
leer, I'rop,
VI li . i ii i .
mjruu iwani, wen Known Iit-re
anil at Itanka, iu which laltt-r vic
inity he reniilet) (or many year,
wa arreUl in Portland, the lal
of the week, for whipping hi wife.
Heard waa ilrunk at Ihe tune, and
the criea of Ihe wife arouerd Police
Judge Cameron, who rcKimed clone
by. 1h Judge went to the Heard
room and arreted the hunlund,
and railed an oflirer lu take, the
prisoner to Ihe calilxioee. The wife
ay ha ba liealen her repeatedly.
Ihe caae la not yd heard, hut It in
likely to go very rough with the
defendant. Itrard ha nerved lime
in California. When not in hi
cupa he ia a clever irt of fe llow.
Uoyd Tea Co . W) Kiret Hi., Port-
land, Ore, baa a branch itore at
Ml. I. M. liuioke' Keilaurant,
Hillaboro. Any of our cunloiuer
bo may nerd good before our de-
liverira can get them there. We
will make deliverie once a month.
aa uiil. ill-?
Tha Imard of Home Miaeioniand
Cburi-b Kileution of the M. K.
church, will hold their nuual
meeting in Portland, teginnmg
Thumday, the l llhinel. Seventy
representative men of the church
wilt he preaent, including the
biahop.
All paraona inJebted to P. H.
Anderaon A H)i), of Knedville, will
pleaaa rail and nettle during the
month ol .Noveinhor, ai they are
not to re enter himinefta. All tin-
aid account will go into the
hand of an attorney after Novem
tier 'M, ltHlT. P. 8. Anderson A
Hon.
Potato made a big yield thi
year in antuiiKton county, a
Ihey uiually do. Win. lUtchelder,
of near thi plaoe, harveeted over j
HO sack of Hjtaloe thi year, from
juarter ol an acre of ground.
"Chrial'i Heligion, Its Value."
will be the morning topic in the
Congregational church." "Kaith, a
Neceeaity of Life," will be tne eve
ning topic. All are welcome, r.ve
ning lervice al
We invite you all lo call and nee
. . i I li- ..L
our cuoice line oi i.owuey
ases. ami ha sure lo leave your
Christina order for one of them, a
they are moving rapidly. lon l
forget the place. Palinateer'a Con
leclionery.
A Biehop of the M. K. church
will occupy Ihe pulpit of Ihe Hills
boro Methodist church at II a. m.
Sunday morning. A cordial invi-
laliou is eilended to ail.
Kdward Curran, of Portland,
. .. . .1 . i . . ..i i,.
was to me city iue ioro pi
week, and while here sold, through
8 8. Barnes, a house and lour iois
lo (I. W. Pate, for M0, and four
lots to W. K. Bolliiis, for
"Attention I-oggerB!'' Heavy
blue Oregon llannel undbrwear,
and over-shirts, high-top shoes,
heavy wool socks, and waterproof
pants, at Haird s.
Mr. Ligbtfoot, who came to
Hillshoro recently from Chicsgo,
with his family, is tilling the posi
tion of engineer at Ihe llilleuoro
oondenser.
The Hall Committee ol VineM-
pie Camp, W. 0. W., near Cedar
Mill, will give a uanoe ai iu
onHalurday eve, Nov. 23, IttOi.
Tickets, includiiig supper, i a
Members of the order, uui pnuo
Len. Russell and wife, of Lyons,
k'.n,, and Kmmett Morton and
.Ha formerly of the same place,
spent Sunday with W. H. Morton
and family, tn tins city.
W.ic.h It. II. Greer's store from
now until Christmas, for anything
In the lineof Christmas goods. He
i.a.u ami will have a
larger stock in bis new store. J4
There ara said lobe three cases
of typhoid few in the family oi J
a MlnoBr. livina near the Jaok
son Bottom bridge, girl and two
boys.
Il.tri vnn anV fence to build?
If so we can save you money
We
4 feet
a II a aood suuBianiini iouuo,
high, lor 40 cents psr rod.
Suhnl
merich Bros.
J. T. Reed, of near Farmington
... In town today. Mr. Ueed
used to be in the sawmiil business
near Qlenooe.
i...t .rrivAd at Greer's, a beauti
ful line of lamus. water sets, Jap
sn.i nhina wars, direct from
the
34-tf.
TP V
11 0
MSES ITS
Alter I'ajiimOut $l,f(M).MM)
to Depositors
BANK WILL PAY 01' t", HOWEVER
II Jd But
TiuiH it Kcalie
Srcuiitic
a Tbclr
ihe Merchants National Bank, of
Portland, 'closed ils doors Tuesday,
after paying aut more than a mil
lion and a half dollars to its depoa-
itore. The bank ittued the folio
ing statement:
I'urllmid, Nov. II, j yr 7,
luniiH U-rn unnlilr to irulir on our
M-cutilitt lupl.llr ttiuiiKli to inret the
liray ilrm.inU tl, ,aVr Utrly Wn
liiwli- iinm u Hr lisvr U-rn (ouillf c
vi !-m,Mrii)r ttiHiriii jiwyliit-iil.
Sour Ihr (iimm ni 1 nir lit ()f thr huli
Iny ,)!, 1 1, U-r t4, c have liciui
.i-i-.i -1 .... !
.miiii 1 ji,vv-i'j one tun 11011 live
lum.lrr.l tliouMinl flollitro of our ilrponiL,
wiiimut ail. ullicr tlmn tlmt Kmnlnt liy
lllr ( Ir.itlliu llouae AoCllltlii
l!ir l'lr.irtii( lluiiw AwuM-inlloli lo.ll-
r.l u up lo tlir limit prrimtttd ly the
.Nattiiii.il hnnkiii in t.
c luvr Kiuulil tlir ailvicr of the Con
troller of the Currency, mid i oiift.lriitl y
e-rt lu ii-iuiuc- liumiiru in a short
limr.
Ml.kCII.VNTS NATlHNAI. HANK.
1 j r 1 1 ii 1 1 c 1 , Oteon.
Lateet reKrt are that the Mer
chants National Bmk will pay
dollar for dollar, and that it will
oti reopen, stronger than ever.
Portland huhinefs men have confi
dence in the bank, and it would
ftnl have dosed but lor unfounded
rumr, which caused a sUiady
withdrawal of depoeita.
FAIR AT VINELAND t
Washington Grange, No. 31 S, held
its fourth annual fair at the Arcade
school houne, in the Vineland neigh
b irhood. Nov 2, there being a large
and tpiritrd attendance and a
good exhihii. The morning was
Seiit in a social way, and in view
ing the exhibit, which was credit
able in every reepect. A splendid
dinner was served, to which all
were invited. Short talks were
given liy Deputy Male Master
Richardson and Fruit Inside tor
Hani, of Forest Grove. A short
programme was also given by the
Grange.
1 lis following judge of the ex
hibit were chosen: Farm exhibit,
t. W. McNutt, W. K. Harris and
. Wescott; Ladies' exhibit, Mrs.
8. A. I). Mek, Mrs. McNutt and
Miss K. Hanford, Following are
the awards:
Splint' oati, J A Louk. itt; K Hicktton
2nd.
Winter oala, A K McCuinsey, ltt;T II
Wlllismi, and.
lluckwhrtt, J A Ixng, lit.
lUrley, J A Iuir, ul
Kliulcora.J II Duvii, itt; J A Ixng,.
t'orn, Minneaota King, Allxrt Lyon,
Itt; I II Davit, and.
1'opcora, Alliert I.ynn, Hi; Marion
Wcttcott, lint.
Chrat great, J A I.otiK, Mt.
Hungtriaii Millett, Mrt Annie Weir,!.
Wonder graM, J.s Corey, lat.
IlurUnk potntoet, John Loflia, itt; J
loiiK, aud.
Hailv Michi)(an pol.toes.D Harvey, 1.
While Norfolk turnip, I oh 11 Loftit, I,
Juhu Miller, Jiid.
Cottliom turnip, Ifus, nt;t.eo ln-
non, 2nd.
Yellow Aberdeen turnip, Jno I.oftis, 1.
Hi Heart carrot, Juhu Davis, Itt.
Garden beets and nniiir,els, tleo Cyph
er, ami.
I.oii Green pumpkin, Henry Jones,
Ml and iml.
M.iuuiottl pumpkin, John Ihacb. lat.
KieKI puiupklnt, Johu Davit, itt; J C
Miller, 2nd.
Kale, Marion Wrttcott, 1st.
Suntlowers, J II Davit, 1st and and.
K.rly Starlet radian, J A Long, and.
Celery, T II Williams, lat.
Peart', John Lol ill, 1st, K Dickaaon, a.
Ouincts, I) Uaivey, 1st.
Applet
Northern Spy, O Westcott, 1st; T 11
Williams, mil
.Spitzenberg, O Westcott. lit; K Dick
aaon, 1
Grimei (iolden, O Weetcott, 2nd.
Hlue Piarman, O Westcott, 1st; John
Loftit, and.
Haldwin.O Westcott, 1st.
Uellriower, li Dickaaon, aud.
Gloriu Mundi, J II Davia, 1st, K Dick-
eraon, ami.
(irapea, T II Williams, itt.
Wine, T H Williaina, ist.
Siitiiuieraipiiiah, Geo Hellaiie, 1st.
l'eiinert. Mrs Geo Keenon, 2nd.
Filberts, T II Williams, Ist; J H Davis,
tid.
Kiiul ah Waluiits. black ami wuue
walnuta, cheitnuts, Sereboldia hickory
nuts, (ieo W KellW. 1st
Hlark and lngliili walnut, Jno l-
vis, and.
ItlUn dried prunes, Juun aimer, ana
Silver dried prune, T II Williams, lat.
Tomatoes, Mrs Cliaa Miller, 1st; O W
Kellev, and.
v J ' . .... n it writ
Irish Tastle game cmcaens, o 11 u
tinlllH. ist.
lUntaa. and Indian Kuuner I nicies, 1
H Williams, 1st.
Rhode Island Reus, i) natvey, isi.
1 iminuiiiii. 1) llsrvev. lat.
Jelly. Mra Anna Weir, ist; Miss Annie
Gordon, and.
I'anned Iru t and veuetnrjlea
Sir.wberrie. Mr D Harvey, 1st; Mr
Loftis, aud.
Pears. Mrs Lotus, lat; wre narvay,
reaches, Mr Cypher, ist; Mr Harv-
Wild 1 acaocrries, mra v-yyuei, ,
"V . . .. . r ry..... ..4.
M11 H.rvev. 2nd.
Royal Ann cherrie. Mrs Cypher, it
rrunea, Mary Miller, lit.
Crab apples, Mrt Chas Miller, lit.
1 looaeberriet. Mra Mary Miller, 1st
io.n Mrs CvDher. 1: Mrs Harvey, a
1-e.a. Mrs D Harvey, 1; Mrs Sadie Lof
tis, and,
(V,m Mr Ilarvev. lat.
Toiuatoea, Mr Harvey, 1st; Mr Cy
nher, 2nd.
.!. Mra r nfii lit' Mr. Hnrve. i
Biead, Mr Mary Miller, rst; Mrs Oeo
Hellaire, a.
Straw baskets, (Jrandnm Miller, It.
Knit mitt. Mr Weir, 1st.
rnvii-ted lace. Mr I C Corey. 1st, a
Infant's crocheted jacket, and knitted
leggings, Mrs Cypher, ist.
Hallenbursr. Mrs M Osborn, 1st
Chair cushion, Mr Nellie Keenan.Ut.
HILLSBORO AR0U1, NOV. 14, 1307
.Sofa
fa pilk
Hellair
Gordon, it; Mrt
Geo
re, and.
I'.uk, Mrt Hell. ne, lt
Cbililren' work, hdkf ami cuthion,
Jrttie Cypher, lat.
D.hlmi, T II Williams, lat and and.
I hryaanthemuma, Mra Harvey, ist;
Mrt John Davia.
Rubber for everybody at BairdV.
Argus and Oregonian, $2 25.
John Riller, of Helvetia, waa in
town Tuesday.
The Governor's holidays cover
all ibis week.
Remember, the Oregonian and
Argus, only $2.20.
Adam Treber was in Portland,
on business, luesday.
Dance, at IlilUboro Hall, .Satur
day evening, November 10.
W. O. Ionelson was a Portland
visitor Tuesday.
Christmas and wedding cakse a
specialty at the City Bakery.
A. K. Kinder, of near Forest
Grove, waa in the city today.
Dance, at Hillshoro Hall, Satur
day evening, November 1G.
A. L Mattheson, of Ganton, was
in town Monday.
Steve Meek, of near Glencoe,
was in town today.
A. K. Mead, of Buxton, trans
acted business in town Monday.
Mr. Hall, a printer of Kelso,
was in town today, and called.
Mrs. Busanne Trachsel, of Bea
verton, was in the city yesterday.
Wanted: Rbelled popcorn. Must
be of last year's crop. "The Den
ol Sweets." 85.
Mrs. 8. J, Brown and Mies Mary
are visiting with relatives in Port
land, this week.
Mrs. Geo. Guiles, of Portland,
is visiting Capt. Guiles and fami
ly of ibis plaoe.
Mrs. Geo. Dooley and daughter,
Kdna, are visiting with Mrs. W. R.
Barrett, of Ibis place.
Stock food of all kimta, flour.
field seeds, etc. at Webb k Hoov
er's, Second Street. .5.r) C
You can find that lovely Japan
ese and Chinese ware at the Btore
ol John Dennis, in various pat
terns. 35-37.
When will the holiday lid come
ofT, is a frequently asked ques
tion these days. The general pub
lic is likely to.be surfeited with
holidays before the real Christ
mas article arrives.
John Kassebaum, of near Sha
dy Brook, placed on exhibition
in Kurallt Bros.' oflice, Thursday,
samples of Burbaok potatoes
which yielded 540 sacks to two
acres.
Wilkes Bros., who were, award
ed the contract to make new
county road maps by the county
court, are working on the con
tract, and will do a good job of
work, as they are first-class
draughtsmen.
We don't eat much candy, bnt
what we do eat, we want to be of
the best and most wholesome qual-
ty that the market affords. Have
you tried the "Den of Sweets" for
goodies? They make candy every
day, and you are invited to etop
and have a look. They want to
convince you that their candy is
pure, and made to eat, and not
merely to sell. 35.
Washington Cabler, who was ar
rested on complaint of Morritz Ze
rek, last week, at West Portland
Heights, in this county, so a charge
of eUaling lome tools belonging to
the latter, had a hearing yesterday,
before Judge Bagley. Zerek failed
to identify as his own, the tools
which were found in Cabler e pos
session, by an oflicer armed with a
search warrant. Cabler finally said
he did not know whether he tools
belonged to him or not, although
be at first wsb positive they did, as
there were no distinguishing marks
upon them. The Court discharged
Cabler.
A son of Jake Schneider, who
lives on the Milne farm, north of
town, met with a peculiar and
painful accident Monday, while
watching his father, who was split
ting a log, by driving a steel wedge
into it with a steel Bledge. While
thus occupied, a splinter from the
wedge new off and entered a corner
of the boy's right eye, penetratiag
behind the eyeball, and just miss'
ing the brain, by the thickness of
an ordinary piece of writing paper
The boy suffered much agony, and
was brought to town, when Dr.
Tamiesie extracted the splinter, af
ter an anaeetbetio had been ad
ministered by Dr. Wood. It is the
opinion of the doctors that the boy
will fully regain bis sight.
H. H. Stuart, of Forest Grove.
who 1b manager for the milk con
densers in this county, called to
day, and made the following state
ment relative to the payment of its
checks, issued on the laBt pay-day :
"The Pacific Coast Condensed Milk
Company expect in a few days to
have Portland Clearing House
certificates with which to take up
all their cbeckB, for thoe who
desire it. The certificates are now
being signed in Portland, and as
soon as they are ready notice
will be sent to all our patrons
on what day they will be issued
la the meantime, tne check e are
are all good through the Seattle
clearing house, and are being
sent out, and patrons may negoti
ate them if they prefer."
ROAD FOND
IS
r v
Heavy Drain on Fund
Road Improvement
by
OVEK TfJIKTY-ONE THOUSAND PAID
Wirrsnt Will Draw Interest at
Per Cent
Six
Warrants on the County road fund
are being indorsed, after registra
tion by the County Treasurer as
"not paid for want of funds." They
will draw G per cent, interest un
til paid. Ths reason is that the
county road fund is exhausted.
The levy for both road funds for
this year was one and three quar
ter centB, or 11.75 per hundred.
The gross amount of taxable prop
erty upon which this levy was
rasde, was $12,040,573, and each of
ths two road funds received $10,
500, or a total of 1 2 1,000. The
balance of County road fund, left
over from the year previous, on
January 1, 1!X)7, was $7,473.08.
Tbs amount of money diverted
from the general fund to the coco
ty road fund, einca January 1st,
wss $1C,500, making a total of
county road fund expended thus
far, this year, $31,473 08. This
amount has nothiog to do with the
district road fund. The unpaid
warrants will not be redeemed un
til after the next tax collecting
time, which will be in the Spring
of 11)08.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Herman Koehnke to I.udwig liraun,
10 a in Wash Co, Oregon Iaoo
Philip l'ortcr et ax to K D Thoma,
51 a sec as t I a 4 w -471
K D Thomat et ox to Philip Porter.
part of blk a Purdy' Add Dillev...noo
Ogletby Young et ux II Re road,
part of tec ji t r s 1 w 400
Ernest Keelin to Albert Keehn, part
01 tec 51 t I n I w 1100
Albert Lincoln et ux to C P Iterrv et
ux, lot l blk Finney's add Hbo... s
Pearl French et ux to Cue Griffin et
al, ji 7 a tec stint w a6oo
J N Hoffman et ux to G M Lock, part
01 sec 15 t 1 n r 4 w 700
Theodore Vanlnke et ux to I la C
Nealeigh et al, 33. aj a'in O Brown
d I c t 1 n 4 w -.4150
Ilessie Masterset al to Eva Edwards,
by, of bw V sec to t 1 t w 2000
Chas W Odell et ux to P W Watkins,
lots 7 and 8 blk t 8 P Add F G... 77
Ila Nealeigh et al to Emil Wyffels,
33. as a in ( Brown diet 104 w.taso
Coleman II Wheeler et ux to Lloyd J
weniwortn, t. '4 of sec 35 t 3 n
6w m 5
E H llaird et ux to L M Hoyt, part
of lot 1 blk a Fairview Add Hbo... 700
E W Camahan et ux to Oregon Nur
sery lo, s ,4 lot and 3 Borart
Subdivision of Kbberts d 1 c 1500
Oregon Nursery Co to Ed Carnahan,
15 a in A Aachary d 1 c t 1 n a w...isoo
H J Lund to Marcus Petersen, tr in
sec 33 t 1 n t w ajo
W J VanSchuvver & Co to W V Wi
ley, part of blk 8 Hillsboro 600
G F Sanborn Co to Consolidated
Timber Co. part ofsect3tansw
and other lands....! 10
Myron Hewitt et al by Guardian to
JIary A Engelbrecht, 30 a in sec I
1 1 n 5 w 635
SONG SERVICE
A soog Hervice will be held at the
Christian church next Sunday eve
ning, conducted by Prof. webb.
Below is the program:
Violin solo J. B. Wilkes.
Song Congregation,
Scripture reading.
Duet Misses Ray and Blaser.
Song Congregation. (On canvas.)
Song Congregation. (On canvas. )
Prayer.
Song Male quartet: Messrs. Bowman.
Tipton, Smith and Jones.
Solo A. A. Beery.
Offertory.
Duet Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Webb.
Address A. A. Beery.
Soug Congregation .
Song "Nearer My God to Thee." (Il
lustrated.) Benediction.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all. Services will begin prompt
ly at 7.30.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25
Argus and Pacific Monthly ,$2.00.
Regular services at the Christian
Church next Sunday.
G. Schaetli and wife, of Cedar
Mill, were in town yesterday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Long, Hillsboro, Oregon, November
14, lsiOi, a daughter.
Baird keeps the genuine old
fashioned red flannel underwear
the "pure Simon." 35
Slabwood in Portland is unaf
fee ted by the financial scare. It is
now quoted at $4.75 a load.
Sixty-five dozen tulips, at 15c a
dozen, while they last, at Morton's
greenhouse: , .- 35
Mies Deborah Barrett and moth
er returned frotxY it visit to friends
in Portland, Monday.
we are neaaquarters for gunB
and ammunition. R. Lee Sears,
bicyole Bhop, Main street.
Geo. L. Ashton, who has resided
here for several months, has gone
to uucoda, wash., for tbe winter,
Anything and everything in
shoes; from baby a moccasins to
men's high-top loggers, at Baird's.
Gus Bronner, who has been su
pervisor in the Tigardville district
tor 6 years, was in the city today.
John Dennis has everything that
mortal man needs in the- line ol
groceries, country phone orders
I given careful attention. 35-37.
The examination of Otto Hens
ky, of Dilley, who was arrested
early Tuesday morning, near that
place by Sheriff Connell and Dep
uty Kane, before Judge H. T. Bag
ley, of this city, yesterday, resulted
in Hensky entering a plea of guilty
to a charge of maliciously and
wantonly destroying and defacing
a building. Hensky, while under
the influence of liquor, went to the
borne of August Legall, his uncle,
and tore things up in trying to ef
fect an entrance. Legall was ths
complaining witnees. Hensky was
held in the sum of $250, which he
could not rake, and was remanded
to jail. His arrest was eflVcted by
both Sheriff Connell and Deputy
Kane, and not by the latter oflicer
alone, as the reporter erroneously
stated on another page.
November winds are bleak and sear.
And Banks are filling some with fear;
But confidence vou surely can
Put in the Hillshori Candy Man.
If you have money to invest
In sweats, then why not buy the best;
It Ii k and Jane and John and Mary
Try Palmateer's Confectionery.
L. J. Palmateer, Prop,
Business in Hillsboro seems to
go ahead just about sb usual. Our
business men all have good stocks
of goods, and the farmers have
plenty of produce to sell. Not a
single Hillsboro business house has
failed, and there is no likelihood of
failures, so business men say. In
tbe meantime it is said, by those
who claim to know, that the finan
cial horizon is clearing in the East,
as well as in the West, and that
business on this Coast will soon be
running smoothly, as of yore.
Any one wishing to purchase a
gasoline engine should call on
Schulmericb Bros. We have a
sample at our store. Come and
see it operated. We are agents for
the International, the strongest
and best engine made. 35-tf
County School Superintendent
Case returned Tuesday night from
an official visit to the Bailey, Mead
and Bacona school districts, which
are known as mountain districts,
the farthest district being about 22
miles from this city. Of the total
number enrolled in the three dis
tricts, Supt. Case found but two
absent students. A visit to a val
ley district, on the way home, dis
closed six enrolled scholars absent,
and the Supt. is trying to figure
out the problem.
Smoke tbe Banner cigar, the
beet 10 cent cigar in the county
and the only 10 cent cigar made in
Washington county. Call for it,
and help out home industry.
Chas. . Fish, Mountaindale, Ore.
A delegation of citizens from
Forest Grove, were in town Tues
day, to ask for more crushed rock
on the streets of that place, at the
bands of tbe county court. It was
urged that a certain piece of road,
upon which crushed rock had been
placed laBt Fall, was in need of
more of the same to make it fit for
travel this Winter.
Exceptional values in ladies
tailor made suits at $10 and $12,
direct from the East. Come early
and get your choice, at Schulmer-
loh Bros.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Fred F. Lyda and Meda
Ann Staley, both of Forest Grove.
John T. Baker and Parmela Grace
McCoy, the former of Forest Grove,
and the latter of Banks; Joseph
Harrison fisher and Lula May
Hubbard, both of Cedar Mill; Paul
r easier and Minnie sears, both ol
Hillsboro.
Shooting matches for turkeys,
geese, ducks and chickens, will be
held at Waibel's farm, 7 mileB
northeast of Hillsboro, Nov. 17 and
z4. everybody invited. 34-tf
S. P. Taylor, of Scholle, was in
town yesterday, and called. About
two weeks ago, Mr. Taylor killed i
350 pound bear, over on the Scap
pooee, together with a two prong
buck. He sold the bear to a Port
land restaurant man for $16.
W, E. Wheeler, of this city, late
ly purchased a genuine "horseless
carriage, lor nis use. it enjoys
the distinction of being the only
one in tbe county, bo far sb known.
This makes two automobiles for
Hillsboro.
For sale: Twenty five pigs, 8
weeks old. Inquire at my place
near west end of Long bridge, be
tween Hillsboro and Cornelius.
W. H. Taylor.
Andrew Chambers and wife, of
Olympia, Wash , visited this week
with the Drs. Bailey. Ihey are
pioneers of Washington.
Remember the dance at Alpha
Hall, Cornelius, Saturday eve,
Nov. 16th. Walker's orchestra.
Tickets, 75 cents. Everybody in
vited. 34-tf.
Dr. F. J. Bailey has received an
Xray machine, which he is baviag
put in order in bis office, in this
city. One of ths glass discs wsb
broken in transit to Hillsboro.
You will find mince meat, cran
berries, cauliflower, sweet potatoes,
in fact anything in the vegetable
line at Greer s grocery. 34-tf.
Why go poorly shod when John
Dennis can fit you perfectly with a
pair of those fine Hamilton-Brown
shoes? They are the best. 35 37.
Salted almonds and peanuts, al
ways fresh, and made at the "Den
of Sweets." ,
H. Miller, of Forest Grove, waa
in tbe city, this week.
Ladies' and gents' knit jackets
at Baud's. See window. 35
PROFESSIONAL.
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician aud Srrrgeoa
OtRce-linlitj-Horgan bl,k, tiairs.
Koouia 12. lit and l.i. KasidenrelSuulk
corner Baseline and Swvnd Mtfeela.
Both 'Phoiws.
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICI N AND SURGEON
Office npatairs over The Delta Drug Hlora
Rtafdenee Eaat of Ootrrt House,
in the oorner of the bloek.
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JAMES PHILLIP TAMIESIE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad IV
Coimultallon In French or EngMmh. Of
ficw upntairt. over L. li. Hoyi Co's. store,
north aide of Main St., Hillalioro, Or.
V. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kesidence on corner Second and Oak Ht'a
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO ... OREOON
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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. Hillsboro, Ore.
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Bloc,
street. Over Dennis Store.
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Ornm. It 0atajr Mr. O. Hmr
BAGLCY A HARE
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Booms 1 and z Skate Building
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H. T. BAGLEY
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Office, nptuirs, over the Port Office,
Hillaboro, - Orcgoa
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Boom 3, 4, & j. Morgan Blk, Hillaboro.
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JOHN 21. WALL
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Offica Upstairs, Balky Margin Block'
Rooms, i anil. .
HILLSBORO, .- ORBGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orries: Main Street, opp. Court Hotai..
HILLSBORO ' OREGON
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THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J.J.MURRAY
Veterinary Sargreou and Dentist
Graduate of
American Veterinary College,
Mew York City, in 1881.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Bar
Forest Gaovs
'Phone Independent, No. 744; Pacific
States, 33.
I T. R. imbrie 1
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and Bale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room u, Chamber of Commerce
Portland Oregon
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J. W. VANDERYILDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he has a fine
line of Farm Machinery 'ot
the Fall trade consisting
in part of
Double Acting Hay;Putnps,
Cnton Clipper Disc Pfftws,
Sharpie Cream Separator,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Buggie.
Everything guaranteed to give
antisfaction.
. Call and see these line. , .
. Stumping powder for sale by J.
T. Young, Hillaboro, Oregon.
factories.