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iIi,rfM4Fi''!Ur,l",,,Mj
i. CUT AHil'i
. Tu'lr 'vauing Mayor
p,oni ,'"M l" orurr "
muling l,ctt conveued lo
--MWsJ chairman, n "
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a..aaa. aaoreiarr, v.
-otdnl omltU'in of the coun-
Aibr. ' I'"11'
,9ort to tb Ci)url nouee, woieu
ft0QC dutit. Geo. Hcuuimer
r.l Luce. Art Hhule od w
ffifcniog wre appointed teller
notion of (lw Hjhuluwlcn.
. I !.- ll iimal iaka
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aritf of ll lB cat to nota-
l, )f. r. A. ltut7 piacau in
.i..tUn John Dentil fur may-
ii4W.H.Wiiruu nominal!
T. Bly- 11 uornoiiu
tj(b nomination 01 1'tnni
J hit cbrotrillo speech-
llJ U voU) were than collect
mJ Dennis received '-, and
idifi. Thereupon Dentil was
tbt nomiuee. rur inr
three () b Mttnctatl. K. It
iiaminUJ J. W. Connell:
f,CjfOeliU named TlllM. II
;f. M. HM namU It II.
i ii rkhulwrieb ilacd John
4rt in nomination, and L.
fljoit uaJa tl) wiur siMoh of
imoini lo placing A. C. Shut
ualiwlioo. On lbs Oral bal-
Ij.f.Connall received U3 voU
auoWlarl lb nominee; on
ood ballot T. II. Tongue
nib I vol of '.Hi, and on In
ioJ Ut ballot Hewell iu
bv a vol of tt'J Kor re-
L A. I.)n nominated Geo.
'strkb. I'pon mulion lb
tiuaituliHl, anil lbs e-
tie Or Jure I lo cast the 11-
a lb masting f ir lha nominee,
tacUred rVhulrnaricli elect
G Bchulmericb named Cal.
br Treasurer, and this nom
N tu alao made bv art lalm.
'pa (notion tba chairman ep
iW J.W. flailajr, I' A. Look
C. A. Utukiii a a rotral
sitlM to fill (xwaibU acan
InUi tkkat, and to a to. tba
liinl Ika '
ikitdntad tba urdar of buainaaa
latBaallof adiournd.
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Mm Meeting Ukct
For Mayor
JOHN DKNNIt)
For Councilman
J. W.COSNKLL
T. II. TO NO UK
I W. 8KWKLL-
For RacnrJer
GW. 8CHULMKKICII
For Traaaurfr
CAL. JACK
"CI TO muir GK0WBR3
frail tfia.iu.Ai . i id
Y ' r in,B Duny
( tbat alnioHl all Iron are
( itb fruit prwta, and lha
tilraa tba (iner, or pr0D
1 poatwaiion thereof, to tie-
wadicne auch orchards or
, r, tharfore, notified
ij - rum, urcntrua or peeu
C5T9I or arndioatftd b(ore
-j7 oi ftiarch, UIOM, I will
iuer ma iw, to either
"0 Or danlrru .,k ..I-
. , " itMuu uiuiiMiuri!
the trwa aprayed at the
W.R.Har,.,
1 1 Lounty Kruit Inepector.
NCURSION RATES '
Riving Kxcuralon Rate
H'vao over tha Huh of the
.oilin, on the baeia of a
Wrd.for the round trio.
' tbeHtj rataawill be aold
At ) I Art a.a.vaai tn
vJ" WednBHday and Thure-
rber27th and 2Stb; good
J until Monday night,
aVlruT..! ' priyliegBB
C '""- imiu re of nv
iiiiiH BK"ni tor turiner
W1 lnal,ihed' bl"k dri.
C ight, about 1050
ro,oregoni 30:t(
,ndOf8godaM225. '
J Wbuiey ,D(i wife Port.
JfBR turkey with A. M.
ln family, today.
1 1 kiU' ", for Chriatmae
V S!i?r 'nd bett Btk
iW6.Nell0D Hardware
fi MASS 3
U Tompklna, wh'iet hi.,,..
fond (iIbiico-, a.,, fr yeari
baa Hn working in Uinl,r rami
o ..lu..Rt..o, i, UyillR ,t U
Uwxl Haiuarilan lloapit.I, ,
broken leg and other injuriea, aua
taine.1 in a logging ramp, near ()
trai.dnr, Waah. lliabrotbera went
lo Portland the flra. of tba week
to U at 1,1. Imdal le. J I, j, iU0Ug,;
not to U iniurad inl.u nally. tl
many frian.ia here hope b will U
on bia feel in a few we,.ka,i,,d tht
b will be able to rat turkay Uly
Talinaliiera Confectionary baa
the largeat and choiceat i,ltJ 0f coll.
fwliooa.tlgara, t,,l,w,, nuu, fruit,
and anything y.,u wieh in the line
of amnkera' artirlea u tm city
Kieah oyalera, oyater ock Italia, Lot
OoirH, hot roooe, and nlher hot
driuka with bam and cbeeaa .,
wlcheea aje-iy. Call arxi ee
ua when in the city. L. J. Talma
leer, I'rop.
County Kruit Inactor llania
of Korrat (lroe, ralle.1, Monday,
and rejKirU that maoy orcbardiata
Id thia county era apraying their
fruit tree, whenever tba weather
pertniu. lie thioka thai the prue.
taken by apple growera, lately will
tiwulale growera lo keep apraying
at the jraala, aa Infected orcharda
cannot yield good fruit, much leaa
prUe fruit.
Any one wiahing to purchaae a
gaaoline engine abould rail on
Hchultuericb Hroa. We have a
eample at our etore. Come and
eew it operated . We are agnota for
the International, the atrougeat
and beat engine made. 3.Vtf
Waabinglon County lumbarraeo
whoee freighle ware ibcrrtieed laai
Hpring by the Houlhern I'aciflc, on
California ahipment, can gat their
eiceea paymenU back, according
W a Ueclaion, 1 ueajay, by the in
lerelale otttnnieree commiaaion, at
Waabinglon, I). C, on a teat raae
brought by the Columbia Hiver
Lumber Company,
Juat the thing to make tbat cold
oorner oomfortabU, a puritan oil
neater; no smoke and no odor.
Fount bolda oil to burn twelve
houre. Kor aale by the Nelaon
Hardware Co., the etore that lavee
you money.
Jo. Williame, who ha bean aaw
filing over at Oetrander, Waah., all
Summer, Is the gueat of hit broth
er, Tboa. William, lie state tbat
the lumber induatry over there will
be quiet until after the New Year.
There will tie a ahootiog match
at Bteven Brolbera' store, at Far
mington, Oregon, on Saturday, 1
oemtwr 14, l'H)7, for turkeys and
gaeee. There will alao be blue rock
and ride shooting. Kverybty in-
Ja. Lamkio, the tinner, put a
new bottom in a waah boiler, this
week, which was made by him for
a family in this vicinity, twenty
live years ago.
Watch K. II. Oreer's store from
now unlit Chriatmae, for anything
In tba line of Chriatmae goods. He
always lead, and wilt have a
larger stock in bia new etore. 3-i-tf
Ilepreeentative W. K. Newell, of
near Uaalon, and County Judge J.
W, Uoodin delivered talka on the
good road queallon, at Cedar Mil),
on the evening of the 27lh.
Why go poorly shod when John
Denote can 6i you perfectly with a
pair of thoee One llaniilton-Hrown
ehoesT They are the beat. U5 3?
The owners of the gasoline launch
"Ouida" are having their baat
painted and otherwise repaired for
the winter season, on the Tualatin
river.
Dreeamaking parlors have been
opened ovrr the City Bakery, in
this city, by Mrs. K. J. Johnson,
who is now ready to receive work.
3f.-3.
Miss Amanda Martrstnpf, who
is attending the McMinnvitle Col
lege, Is home to spend Thanksgiv
ing under the parental roof.
The heavy wind storm of Mon
day night blew down some tele
phone poles and upset some fences,
in various parts oi mis couniy.
t is said that ihe price of labor
has fallen 25 per cent in Portland,
and that there are several thousand
men out of employment.
Mies Msrgaret Van Alstioe, who
is attending school at 81. Mary s
Academy, will spend Thanksgiving
with Miss Hose Cave.
W. II. Brogden and wife left
Wednesday morning to spend
Thanksgiving with friends at Van
couver, Wash.
A marriage license was issued
Tueeday to George B. MoAdams
and Myrtle M. Koplin, both of
Gaston, Oregon.
Clayton Went, the well known
life Insurance man, of Portland, was
in town, yesterday.
Trullioger Brothers have their
new furniture factory on Third St.
enclosed.
Miss Kva Montgomery, of Port
land, visited friends in Utllsboro,
Sunday.
Frank C. Francis, of West Hills
poro, visited Portland Monday.
Gus Patterson la suffering from
an attack of the grippe.
Mr. Tallman haa purchased a
gaaoline engine for bia wooa Baw.
John Hitter, of near Bethany,
was in the city Tuesday.
K Goff, of Tualatin, was in town
Tuesday.
iv in
lit
Historic Track Attain to be
in Service
BIG KALE MEETS MAV MATERIALIZE
Ii.loloo Track Abuldoa way ana a
Mikd fur UilUbara
The Tongue ratals baa leaned to
J. K. Gray and J. I). Chappell, for
a term of one year, the 210 acre
tract, adjoining town, and known
the HilUhoro Fair Grounds, to
gether with all the farming imple
ment and work horses on the
ranch. Merwra. Gray A Chappell
are already fixing up the track eta
blue for the accomodation of a
large string of race horses soon to
arrive from Calgary, British Co
lumbia. This string is owned by
a gentleman by the name of An
derson. Mr. Chappell now has a
numler of fine race humus in train
ing for Spring racea, and will add
other for the firm from time lo
time.
ll is thought by many that since
the Portland Irvington track haa
been cloaed, arrangements will he
made to eetabliah general training
stable here, and have the track
Conner taxi with the Northwest cir
cuit. In case thin is done Hillabo
ro may witneea a repetition of the
glorioua old racing days of the '70s.
The torn will alao encourage the
county Mr project, and this may
be enlarged, later, to a district fair,
ilh state aid. With the Southern
Pacific railway service of H paitsen
ger trains daily, aod the Oregon
Klectric lioe, which is assured by
mid-summer, a district fair and
races at "Old llilltown" would be
vieited by more people than sny
other fair point in the Northwest.
HATHORN-MULLOY
At the M. K. parsonage, last Sun
day afternoon, November 24, l'.K)7,
in the presence of a number of
frlende and relatives, William Ha
thorn and Mias Mary Mulloy, of
Laurel, were united in marriage by
Kev. L. K. B linen Mies Lottie
llathorn acted as bridesmaid, and
Mr. Alfred Mulloy as best man.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in cream crepe du chine, and car
ried a bouquet of white carnations.
The wedding msrch was played by
MUs Kdith listhorn. Mr. and
Mrs llathorn will make their home
at Laurel.
ARTHUR FRANCIS COSNEY
Arthur Francis Goeney, son of L.
M. and K. K. Gosney, was born in
Klickitat count v. Wasbinzton. Jan.
21, 18117, and died November 24,
r.K)7, at his home, two miles south
of Glencoe.aged 10 years, 10 months
and 3 davs. and was buried at
Shady Brook, at 2 o'clock, Monday,
lis leaves a father, mother, brother
and sister, and many friends to
mourn his loss.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Carrie V Fulllrr to Albert SUuton
64 )j acrra T llarttloimlioii f
J W .Stiute to Wm Kiclitrr 3 acres
l'hirvirw mlililiim to II1IUW0..
John I. Schyletnan to Ueo P Kell
er, 5 7J acrvi arc a 1 1 a r 1 w...
Mnlbina flmen to August Krick-
aon.Tru-t near Cellar Mill
Mary L liubaoii to A J Koy, part
John Harria ilonntion ,.
Koy L I'.nrur to Win A l-inney,
Tract in M Moore donation
Saucy I Haulta to Methodist Ch'ch
ImI a block I, Hankl
Alma llct-Kle to Alberta K Lincoln
l.t 14 blk 4 Thome's Addition....
J W .Shale to I. K Shule, Tract IJ
l'nirview Addition, llillsboro.
John llensley to V RuUchmann
40. 7 j acres Walter Pomeroy d 1 c
P M Jackson to John W Masters,
Urts 6, 7, 8, Block 7 llillsboro...
Frank X billmanet ux to Michael
I
6joo
600
155
I
150
6up
3
1400
5
1-oerater, part of block t MMdie-
Inn .....
Thos K Johnson et ux to Kdgar A
Hart AS a in sec 16 1 1 n 4 w....
Win Richteret ux to Hertha Dai-
900
400
95
3000
250
ley, 5 a in rauvtew add liuiaoo-
rti ....
Roaetta Wallace to Henrietta Van-
dehey lota 9 anil 10 Henry a aao
r-ArnlllIlt
Ktlck Kageratroni to John Reichen
H In nor i I I I w
C Rhoadea et ux to Roy L Greear
tr iu Moore d I c in uuiaooro . .
Fred S Olaen et ux to George Har
row 10 a in aac iinjw
1600
1600
lo
Frank W Bmeraon et ux to D f
n.A R a in see 1 1 I a W
II K Higby to Hstella Klliott, 5 a
in U H uaicninij a it " w.
Ernest G Ruedyet ux to George P
FeUer S-7&e sec 11 t 1 1 w....
liana Peterson et ux to It T Simp-
aon tr In aec 4 t a n 4 w.. ......
Alanaon Ilinnian et ux to Larl V
Ftieuer part ol Alvm 1 aruiin a
1 c 1 1 a 3 w, 16 acre ...
3300
ARTHUR OTIS MARRS
i.ihn ruia M irra. aired 13 veara.
died near Soholls, November 25,
ions nl tubercular meningitis. He
ii a ann nf Otis Marrs. The boy
u..i Kaan 111 for two months, and
UAU WV- - ... ,
was unconsoious for ten days prior
Mi dm se. Tue mnerai voos
place yesterday.
Rubber for everybody at Baird's.
William Robb and wife, of Cen-
terville, were In town 1 ueeuay.
Tba schools closed last night for
Thanksgiving, and will not re open
until Monday moruiog.
Mil?
HILL8B0RO ARQUS, NOV. 28, 190
K. P. Sheldon went to Portland
uesday.
Fine 'ine of Hamilton-Brown
hoes, at John Dennis's.
H. B. Huston was out from Port-
aud, Tueeday.
Congregational Ladies' Kale. De
cember 7th. :;n
Kred Stevens, of Farminaton.
waa in the city Tuetiday.
Mias Eva Bailey visited in Port
end the first of the week.
Wait for the Congregational La
dies Hale, on December 7th. 3(1.
It. II. Greer went to Portland,
uesday, to buy Christmas goods.
We are headquarters for euns
and ammunition. It. Lee Heara.
bicycle sboD. Main street.
Chas. Bigelow. of the Iiiirelow
Hotel, was a passenger to Portland
ueeoay.
Thanksgiving Dinner, at the
Home Style Keetaurant. Turkey.
cranberry sauce, mince pie, eto.
J. F. Carstens, of Banks, was in
town, Tuesday, enroute home from
Portland trip.
K. A. Beanies, of Jacksonville,
was a guest of the Toneuee. the
fore part of the week.
Thos. Madison, of this side of
Farmington, was in the city the
first of the week.
Miss Marie Tunzat returned
Monday from a two-weeks' visit in
'ortland and St. Johns.
You can find tbat lovely Japan
ese and Chinese ware at the store
of John Dennis, in various Lat
ter os. 35-37.
Dance, at W. 0. W. hall, Glen-
coe, Friday evening, November 20
tckete, including oyster supper,
1.00. Walker's orchestra.
Remember the Pumpkin Pie
Supper, at Grange Hall, the 2'Jtb.
given by the ladies of the Chris
tian church. 36.
II. T. Blair and wife are out from
ortland this week, spending the
haoksgivlng season with Mrs.
Ruth Blair.
Just arrived at Greer's, a beauti
ful line of lamps, water sets, Jap
and China ware, direct from the
factories. , 34-tf.
Don Guild, who has been at
Woodland, Waah., for some time,
is home for a visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Guild.
New walnuts, almonds, filberts,
pecans, pine nuts, Brazils (nigger
toes), coooanute, figs, etc., at the
Den of Sweets.
W. E. Smith, who recently pur
chased the Grant Mann farm in the
South Tualatin section, was in town
Monday forenoon.
Have you any fence to build?
f bo we can save you money. We
sell a good substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. Schul
merich Bros.
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Rakn want
to McMinnv1lle,Monday,in response
to the illness of Mrs. Kahn a sister-
in-law, Mrs. P. P. Reed.
You will find minoe meat, cran
berries, cauliflower, sweet potatoes,
in fact anything in the vegetable
line at Greer a grocery. 34-tf
F. Geieler will soon have anoth
er cottage finished on his Washing
ton St. place, between Second and
Third.
Exceptional values in ladiea
tailor made suits at $10 and $12,
direct from the hast. Come early
and get your choice, at Schulmer
ioh Broa.
Rufua Norman, a eon of the late
Rufus Norman, of Tigardville, died
at the State Hospital, Salem. Nov
ember 25, 1907. Deceased had been
n the care of the state for several
yeara. ne waa yet a young man.
A good way to spend a rainy
winter night at home is to pop corn
and toast marshmallowe. Try it.
You will find the material at the
Den of Sweets.
The winning numbers in Weh
rung & Son's contest are aa follows:
First, 2'.lt; second, 520; third,
2577; fourth, 2360; fifth, 613; sixth,
15. 36.
While loading baled hay one day
thia week, south of town, Grant
Mann had the misfortune to wrenob
loose some of the ligaments of his
left wrist, and will be on the real
list for some days.
"Attention Loggers!" Heavy
blue Oregon flannel underwear,
and over-shirts, high-top shoes,
heavy wool socks, and waterproof
pants, at Baird a. 6b
T. S. Wilkes, the surveyor and
abstractor, is hard at work platting
the old donation land claims of the
county, for the new set of owner
ship booka, and road map, which
Wilkes Broa. are under contraot to
furnish the county.
Boyd Tea Co , 90 First St., Port
land, Ore , baa a branch store at
Mra. I. M. Huroke'e Restaurant,
llillsboro. Any of our customer
who may need goods before our de
liveries can get them there. We
will make deliveries once a month,
aa usual. 34-7
Max Crandall ia making the oor
reotions on the assessment rolls.
When he concludes thia work he
will begin on the extensions, and
get the rolls ready for collection of
taxes. The tax levy is always
made at the January session of the
oounty board. .
1IIDEET0N MAN SUES
COUNTHl DAMAGE
Wants Thousand Dollars for
Koad on IMace
REFUSES AWARD OP THE COl.NTY
Higbwsy Cats op Faro and Owner la
Wantisg Redreis
A suit has been filed with the
county clerk of this county, in cir
cuit court, try Joseph Lemberg and
wife, of near Middleton, against
Washington county. Some time
ago, a road was located through a
portion of the farm of the plaintiff,
who demanded of the county
court the sum of $1,000 damages
The conrt allowed a much less sum,
which was not satisfactory to Mr.
Lemberg, beoce the suit. Therosd
located, add over which there will
be litigation, is No. 438, and runs
between Middleton and Sherwood
W.N. Barrett is attorney for the
plaintiff. The plaintiff aekB for
$1,000 aa damages.
THE MARKETS,
Thia morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations,
are:
Valley Wheat, 82c.
Barley feed, $28.50 per ton:
brewing, $30; rolled. $30r$$31.
Oats, White, $29.50.
Bran, $21 per ton.
Hay, valley timothy, $17$18;
clover, $15; grain, $15$ 16.
Potatoes, 50cM75 per hundred.
Kggs, 37j40c.
Butter, Creamery, 3032o.
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
Mrs. Zina Wood, one of the pioneer
women 01 Hillsboro, waa stricken
with paralysis, early Wednesday
morning, and at the hour of going
to presa, small hopea are entertain
ed of her recovery. Mra. Wood's
health haa not been good for some
time, but her condition was not
considered serious until the stroke
of paralysis came. She haa been
unconscious all day, and her son,
Dr. W. D. Wood, who is at her
bedside, ia fearful of the outcome.
Argue and Pacific Monthly,$2.00.
Get your bulbs at the Morton
Greenhouse before they plant. 37
Earl Patterson, of Sca'ppooee,
waa a uuisboro visitor Wed nee
day.
Congregational Ladies' Bazaar,
n Grange Hall, Saturday. Decern
ber 7th.
John nail was a passenger on
the afternoon train to Portland
yesterday.
Misa Lydia Steinke went to
Portland yesterday to attend the
wedding of a sister, which occurred
today.
jonn tfauey and laraiiy are
spending the day with friends in
Portland.
Charles Benedict, of Carlton,
transacted business in Hillsboro on
Tueeday.
Dr. W. F. Adkins and wife will
eat Thanksgiving turkey with
friends in Portland.
Thoa. H. Tongue has bought the
Smith place, at the corner of Main
and Seventh streets.
. Judge Hollis, of Forest Grove,
waa in town yesterday, on legs
busineaa.i
Mra; Easner, of -Mountaindale,
is in the city, spending Thanksgiv
ing with her daughter, Mrs. John
W. Oonnell.
Otto B. Meyer, of near Beaver
ton, and Mary B. Chrietner, 0
Portland, were married in that
city Tueeday.
W. H. Chamberlain, the carpen
ter, ia now occupying the room
formerly used by Frank Dailey, on
Main street, opposite court yard.
Editor J. F. Wood, of the Forest
Grove News, was in town last Sat
urday, and gave the Argus a fra
lernal call.
Mrs. Lottie Brown, of Spring
Geld, Lane county, passed through
town Saturday, to spend Thanks
giving with the families of L. M
Beebe and Matthew King, at Roy
Judge Thos. A. McBride. of the
Fifth Judicial Drstriot, was expect
ed here yesterday, to hear argu
meni on points 01 law, and on
which he was to reserve decisions
until after the gubernatorial holi
days, but he failed to arrive.
Flood & Smith, of Portland, two
macnine men 01 practical exper
ience, were here Wednesday, look
ing over the town with a view to lo
cating, and were favorably im
pressed with the outlook. Thev wil
start with $1500, and enlarge, the
plant later on.
Hunting seems to be on the In
crease in Waabinglon county,
Since January 1, 1UU7, Clerk God
man has issued 766 licenses, whi
for the entire year ol 1906 there
were but 702 hunters' licenses is
sued. Up in Yamhill the number
issued this year is much leaa than
for 1906.
Harley Jeter, the eiirht Tear nU
son
of K. II. Jitter whn f..rral
rest
. " . a r , ui 1 J
ided at Gaston, died in Portland
uesday, from the effects of burns,
recei
veU wnile playmg about a bon
near the family home, anm
.re,
week
s ago, mention of which was
made in
the A reus. The burn a
were
so deep that medical aid am
uuio iu giTs Dy renei. tie
was buried in one of the Portland
cemeteries.
rs. N. W. Robs and children.
01 uucuey. idabo. who have hn
. . 1. . . :
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher,
of
weet Lnion, were in town yet
lay on their way home. Thev
terd
ex
pect to come to this county to
re in the near future, f'h.ri.
live
Fisher, a brother of John Fiaher L
. , . ,
expects 10 arrive nere soon, from
Rose Lake, Idaho, to remain rer-
manentlv
November windi ar hi pair anH
And Hanks are tillincr some with fc-aV-
But confidence yon surely can
Put in the llillsboro Canrl Mn
If you have money to invest
In sweets, then why not buy the best;
Let Dick and Jane and John and Mar
Try Palmateer's Confectionery,
I..- J. Palmaieer, Prop,
Dr. F. H. Coffeen. of North
amhill. was in the citv yesterday.
nd while here took out amarriatra
license for himself and Misa K mma
Gordon, a teacher in the public
schools of this county. Miss Gor
don is a daughter of H. F. Gordon
and wife, of North Forest Grove,
and lormerlv of this nlar Dr
Coffeen is a practicing physician of
iorin iamnui.
We invite vou all to call and o
our choice line of Lowney's Pack
ages, and be sure to leave your
Christmas order for one of them, as
they are moving rapidly. Don't
forget tne place. Palmateer's Con
fectionery.
The phrenological lecture eiven
at the Christian chnrch. Mnnrlav
iebt. by Mrs. J. M. Ellis, aubiect
'Love, Courtehin and Maniacs."
was most favorably commented on
by those who were fortunate enoueb
lo bear it. Mrs. Ellis is a a-reat
reader or numan nature and an
ble exponent of the science of
phrenology.
Amongst our sale of ranees, this
week, was one of our beautiful
'300" series Superiors to Mr. Chan.
pell, who haa bought the Rhoades
cottage on Baseline street. JuBt a
few more left, at ninety centa on
the dollar, at the Nelson Hardware
Co., the store that saves you money.
There are five nlacea in Waah
iogton county for school teachers
ine wouniy superintendent ol
lt- - aV a n a
Schools is meking arrangements as
fast as possible to fill the vacancies,
oy recommending suitable teachers
w me aireciors 01 tne several die
tricts.
Misa Rood, of Hennner. who haa
been a guest at the home of her no
de, Judge Rood, returns to her
nome, p riday, accompanied by her
aunt. airs. Kood. wno will viait a
daushter. Mrs. Thoa. Hnmnhrevs
who resides in the Morrow county
a 7 1 J t
capital
Taken Up At my place. 1 mile
aue Bouin 01 auisooro. an estrav
yearling Durham or Shorthorn
heifer. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying ex
pensea incurred. Herman Koehn
xe. 37-tf
Ray Reaeoner. son of sx-Countv
Commiseioner D. . B. Reasoner, of
thia city, while attempting to catch
a horse, at their farm, west of town.
Monday, stepped in a hole and se-
-1 ' 1 1 I 1. I T
vtmiv snrainHii ma irti anm. nr.
unxiater was called to attend bis
injuries
Smoke the Habano cigar, the
best 10 cent Cigar m the county
tnrl I hA nnlv 1 1 1. tart f iinap mario in
Washington county. Call for
and heln out home indnatrv
Chas. E. Fish, Mountaindale, Ore.
Mrs. M. A. Powell returned today
from Clarkston, Wash., where she
waa called to the bed Bide of her
daughter. Mra. Svlvia Tiirdrar vhn
is now convaiesoing irom an attack
01 typnoid
Rov Greear. nf the Hillahnrn
Pharmacy, had a unique advertise
ment in one of his show windows
yesterday. It was a big, live
Thanksgiving turkey.
"Jesus Thoucht About Himsalf"
ia the morning topic in tbe Congre
gational cnurcn. "Looking lor a
Man ' is the evening topic. All
are welcome.
The Retail Business Men's Aaao-
ciation will give a banquet on the
urst Friday mgnt in December. A
program will be given,
Chas. Fish, the Mountaindale rti.
5ar manufacturer, and . Henry W.
ones were down from upper Dairv
yesterday.
Geo. Harrow, who recently anlrl
the Ruble place, west of town, has
Dougnt tne ured uison 10 acreB in
tne same neignoornood.
We have as fine a nursery stock
as vou will nnd in the state. Call
and see ua, at the Morton Green
house. 37-tf
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Richardson.
of Portland, are Thanksirivina
guooiB ui ui. ana cars, r . i. uauey
of thia city.
t r - 1 w m r t. . .
The coming city eleotion will be
held in the Council Chamber, next
Monday, irom 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Look out for W. H. Lyda'e auo
tion aale notice next week.
may be greatly to your interest.
' ArguB and Oregenian, $2.25
PROFK8SI0IUU
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Sorgeou
Oflir. Rni.M..,.r, I.I. ...k.
Rooms 12, Kt and 15. Relletio Houlh
WflKtoortier Kaeliua and Second Htreeta.
mmm,
u-jiu rnones.
T. LINKLATER, U. B. C. M.,
PHYSICI N AND SURGEON
Offl
oa njiatalra over Tba Delia Drug mora
Rtaldenoa Eaatof Court Hone,
in the corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIES1E, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
urKon Bouinern I'acllic Eailroad
Coimuiution in French or Kngiwh.
"c!.i,tfi";?.v':r L- M- Hoyt tVa.a
aide of Main St., Hillsboro, Or.
lu-Kon 8outhern Pacific Railroad Co.
or-
atora,
'. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidenca on corner Second and Oak 8ta
Oregon Phona Main 118.
HILLSBORO - . . OREOOS
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A.B. BAILEY, M. D., D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office -Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Uaitey.Morp;an Block.
Both Phone.. Hillsboro, Ore.
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and ll Morgan-Bailey Block,
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO . - OREGON
0a. . aTasaWjr w. 0. Mar
DAOLEY A' HARE
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and t Skate Building
HILL8B0E0, . . 0BEG05.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTO&KBY-AT-LAw .
Office, apetalre, over the Poet Office,
HiUaboro. - Ores.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, ft c. Morgan Blk. Hillsboro.
JOHN 11. WALL
ATTORHRY-AT-LAW
Office DpaUira, Balky Morgan Block,
Rooms, laala.
HILLSBORO, - ORXOOM.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrica: Main Street, opp. Court Hon ,e.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, UpaUlra, Room 3, 4 and $
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. J.MURRAY
Veterinary Surgeon aud Dentist
Graduate of
American Veterinary College,
iNew York uty, in 1S81.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
-Phonea-Independent. Ko. 744: Pacific
I Oaa
States, 33.
: T. R. Imbrie j
e o
DeaU 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 ia, Chamber of Commerce
Portland Oregon
J. W. VANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to aay that he haa a fine
line of Farm Machinery for J
the Fall trad consisting
' in part of
Double Acting Hays Pump,
Canton Clipper Disc Plows,
Sharpleaa Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Buggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
eatlafactlon.
Call and see these lines.
It
Stumping powder for aale by J,
T. Young, Hillsboro, Oregon.
9
i aavei you money