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HIUSaORO AROUS. DEC. 2. 1907 Two trappers from Pendleton were In the city on last Friday, having come by team from the above place. The men have come to thie valley lor the purpose of taking the hidei off such varmint as may get into their trap. They were well eupplied with trapping (.anhanalia anil announced their intention of spending the winter in the mountains and unfrequented spots in the Coast Range. Origi nally there were three men in the party, one of whom was an old Rocky Mountain trapper, but the latter was taken sick at Beaverton, and was obliged to return to Pen dleton by train. The men said there was good money in trapping, for persons of experience. Among the animals sought by them are skunks, mink, wild cats, otter, eve. I am now prepared to show you : the Chas. Stevens A Bros, samples of new Fall and Winter stylee in Ladies' and Misses' drees suits, shirt waist suits, and drees skirts, made to your special order, and of your own selection of goods. Fall and Winter coats also carried. I carry a standard line of corsets and underskirts. I will be glad to bring my goods to your house upon request. Inde pendent phone, No. 264. Mrs. M. K Caudla. The nine-year-old son of George 8chiee, of near Reedville, died the Utter part of last week, of diphthe ria, after a short illness. County Health Officer Wood, of this city, went down to Reedville last Satur day, and ordered the school at that place dismissed for two weeks. The building will also be fumigated, as a girl wham Dr. Wood was called to attend last Friday, bad just coma home from school with a well developed case of the dread disease. Two cases of the disease are report ed in the family of Wm McCallum. Dr. Wood is making every effort to quarantine the diphtheria and pre vent its spread to other, localities, as well as to others in the same neighborhood. Frank Davis, proprietor of the St. Charles Hotel, Portland, was in town Monday, on business connect ed with his farm, east of town. Mr. Davis is one of the pioneer hotel men of this state. Many people will remember him as the propria tor of the old National Hotel, on Front street, Portland, which used to get considerable patronage from the residents of this county. In fact, Frank was born in the lower end of the county, and while he has grown well off in the hotel business in Portland, he cannot resist the impulse to own some land in this county. One would hardly know that there had been a financial depres eion in Portland, judging by the way business is being done. The stores are filled with holiday goods, and the general business is report ed good. Money is becoming more plentiful, and less is seen of the fiat currency. Oold and silver are csming out of hiding in that city, as well as in the country, all of which indicate! that times are steadily improving, and that confi dence is returning. Hop growers may be interested in knowing that a meeting of hop producers has been called to meet at Dallas, Oregon, on the 14th of the present month, for the purpose of organizing the growers into a permanent body, for their protec tion against the bulls and bears of the hop market. All growers in this state are invited. W. A. Shaw, of the Shaw-Fear Co., Portland, whose company has a number of fruit tracts between Reedville and Beaverton, at Wheel r Station, was in town Wednes day, to look over some maps which Deputy County Surveyor A. A Morrill is making for him. Mr Bhaw recently lost his brother in Portland, and now bis wife is dan gerously ill. Do you want some lots in growirg California town, within one-half mile of the beautiful San Luis Bay, in exchange for a moun tain ranch or Hillsboro lots? Finest section in Central Califor nia; great for cure of pulmonary and rheomatio troubles. Call at or address, Argus office, Hilleboro Ore. Deed and abstract. Chas. 0. Webb and mother, Mrs A. J. Webb, of Perry, Iowa, have arrived in HillBboro, and the for mer will spend the winter here. while Mrs. Webb will remain per manently with her son, Mr. G. A Webb, of Webb & Hoover. They are well pleased with what they have seen of Oregon. S. T. Walters, of Beaverton nearly severed the thumb of his right hand Tuesday morning, while trimming a sapling where be was chopping wood. He came up to Hilleboro on the noon train Tuesday, to receive medical attend aoce. G. W. Marsh, the well known riantervilla dairvman. who attend ed the good roads' meeting at the Grove last week, says the limes, is in favor of bonding the county and building good roads for the benefit of the present generation. " Social dance at Modern Wood man Hall. Cedar Mill. Saturday yening, December 14th. Tickets, including supper, 91. W. locales orchestra. The public is cordially Invited. Do you want a buggy ? We have the finest lines ever shown in this QtT.Sohnlmerich Broe. Noli' of rmal Srtllrmfot GUARANTEE The deposits of the Com mercial Banh are Guar anteed Dollar for Dollar by the List of Undersign ed Stockholders. A. S. SHoles. Ed Schulmerich. S. B. Huston. Chas. S. Russell. Dr. S. T. Linhlater. . B. Tongue. V. N. Barrett. Ceo. Schulmerich. John W. Connell. The Hillsboro Commercial Banh Is doing strictly a banhing business, and it does not speculate. Its secur ities re gilt edge, consisting of first mortgages on farms, and high grade personal approved notes. We Keep over double the legal reserve on hand Hillsboro Commercial Bank Hillsboro - Ore. N,,, t, . ntt..ii. Il.l ! 1 U..U!,., ,.r i i ;', -I' Th..u.a. tH.-htu. ". ; t II" '' '",rl "f j l Oi.-f .ii l-r N liluiio "!"t. '""j ...! ...,..ini H Hi.- ,Uv ! 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I reside juat north of the west end of the long bridge, one mile west of Hilleboro. You caD leave your furs at the Corwin it Heidel bu'eher ahop. Chas. Karnes, Hilleboro, Ore. TIME TABLE Suffer from frequent headaches), back ache, dragglng-down dUtresg low down In the abdomen, or from painful or irreg ular monthly periods, gnawing or dis tressed sensation in stomach, dizzy or faint spells, see Imaginary specks or spots floating before eyes, have dimigreeable. oelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante- version or retro-version or other displace ments of womanly organs from weaRnesa of parts will, whether they experience many or only a few of the above cymp toms, find relief and a permanent cure by using faithfully and fairly perslhUiUtly Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This world-famed specific for woman's weaknesses and peculiar ailments is a pure glyceric extract of the choicest na tive, medicinal roots without a drop of alcohol In Its make-up. All Its Ingredi ents printed in plain English on its bottle wrapper and attested under oath. Dr. Pierce thus Invites the fullest Investiga tion of his formula knowing that It will be found to contain only the best agents known to. the most advanced medical science of all the different schools of prac tice for the cure of woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments. It you want to know more about the composition and professional endorse ment of the Favorite Prescription," send Doatal card reouest to Dr. B. V. Pierce, iuffalo, N. Y., for his free booklet treat ing of same. ou can't afford to accftDt as a substi tute for this remedy tifkiumm campunUUm a secret nostrum o wummun oumpom (ion. Don't do It. Executor's Notice ot Final Settlement Notice Is hereby given that the under sieued has filed his final account as Exec utor of the last Will and Testament of Prank Bernard. Deceased, and that J. W. Uoodin, Judge of the County Court of Washington (jouuty, uregon, iihk on mis day, made and entered an order appoint ing and setting asidel- Monday, the lftth dav of November, 1907. as the day for hearing objections to aaid Hiul acuouul, and for the final settlement ol said estate. Dated this 17th day of October, 1907. - CHARLES BERNARD, Executor of the Estate of Frsnk Ber nard, Deceased. E. B, Xongue, Attorney 6Ai a. m. 9:07 a. m. 1:42 p. m. j8 p. m. , 8:16 s. m. Passenger traia schedule follows: Leaves for Portland Forest Grove local Sheridan Flyer Forest Grove local Corvallis overland Arrives from Portland Corvallis overland Forest Grove local ,.l7 p. m. Sheridan Flyer 6:28 p. m. Forest Grove local 6:47 p. m. Leaving Portland Corvallis overland 7:00 a. m. Forest Grove local 11:00 a. ui. Sheridan Flyer 4:10 p. tn. Forest Grove local. 6:40 p. m. Arrival in Portl"jid Forest Grove local. 8:00 a. m. Sheridan Flyer 10:30 a. to. Forest Grove local... 1:50 p. tn. Corvallis overland.. 6:35 p. to. The Forest Grcve local does not carry baggage. 4 60 YEARS y EXPERIENCE i- a TRADE MARKS . 4V DCSIGNS 'riffO CorvxiOHTS Ac. A Of on Mndlng a kth and doaerlntlnn naf aatcalf aMartala oar opinhio fraa whattior ma tovantioa M probablf paiantahla, (.'"wnxinlra. Uooa Mrtotlr orjnldantlal. HANDBOOK 011 1'atcuu ant fraa. Oldaat aaannr for ran uaf nra. Pataota utaa tBruuth Muun Cu. noalvt Utttutkt, without ciunra, Inue Scitctlfic flccrlcan. a kaBdsomaty IHmtTatad waaklf. !,rMt rtt. slatlua of an? amanuoa inumal. I'urn.a. 11 a raar; foar avnUia, IL Sold brail nawwlralorn. In the in itti-r f tin- atilu'atittu of C K Smith. lor Iutiw to rll iitHu un. His ,itnl limit li.iliii ill U'imiiiiitillr lli.in uiu- Kill.ui. 111 r.il trl.tr I'm nu t. To the Honorable CuiuiU t'mirt ( Ihr Stiitc ul llivKoii, tut WaOuiiKtun Count Tin- iiu.Uf.iniu.1 irtitloiicr. Ii-gsl l. riof I il l idar t. HtW rircim t. Vh i in;tii I oiinly, lirrgoli, ami fuiiilinnini iiLiHiritv of the lri!l voter l mu I'ui llict ' and U-lltif ai'tual IXtldrllt III cud I'rrvinct, and li.tvm ai tu.illy rrul id 111 tml rrccmct tliutv( v d.iy.mimr ili.ilrlv pn if.lniK the date ul tlil J-lllioii would n-tH' tlullt twtitiott your llonuta ble IUlv .nn! k tlil lufii to tell -.pultons vinous and mult Iniimr in lew .iil intiti. lliaii one gallon, m r.au veiwr V'tifk Piviinct.U xslungloii lotinly.Oie I u'"1"1 a'"1 "l C". Iv. "fiinilh 4 ti-.i.Uiit i'f Mm rciltiot, lor a j riiwl i one t-ar. Ii.ilnl tin 15th t.iv of Novemlier, 117 1. S..i'1-it. V M MiM.11. I'rauk Muutr, I C Shi iin iti. I'r ink Hum, 1 T hheliimn.K !' M.11 k, S.1111 J Smilli, T R Savage. John C W.uik iniJiti, II ttiteel, ( T 'leaiwy I I'. Ilnliinnli, W111J1tiKe11S.il KiililMinp. J.1I111 Cheh.tk, l Wnngitnaii, Augiit I Kr:iitx . I! II I..I.M. V, II kobbins. V Col- frit, II ,M M-imi.C kol--rt, J K Kay, H A l; 1.1 v. W It lUv. J k C TlitmiNu, Pnil llrw, W A Millriila-tgfr. D Halls, Siiiu (Ullmnth, hi' llcutau. R V. Wang .1111.111. I litoii. I-; I. Cole. t. 1" Martin, h I Wtll.inl, W I ill-mv. Wm Kav. W V IVh iII. J NU-rg. J C M.uliuai !' Mtir r;iv. J H Wiilh, II llolworlh, 1' Hold man, Muh-o-l llealy. IC Chihak. (' i. Sh in r, J I West. J Ottertruitt. T Ma t!ir, I A Townviid, llarrv Sampson, Harry Simlh, t'. Kaminerrr. K Iv Hhnrrr, V S-dlak, Jus Gallirrslh. Henry Titers, V. Savage, Chas t.eiU rger, 1 ) r liirwn, John KoU rl, iet) lliilaiid, James Sillip Hon, .1 .ih 11 1'i.itt, V W Saj(ert, Pred l.ut man, I' 1' llailey, Ik is Jurgeni, M C Kuolts, S 1, Wirth, R I' Potts, John fax, Ceo M Uu'ciis, Win Ciiniuo, J riiinnp-soil. To whom it mav cunrerii: Nolirc i hereby K'veli that the undersigned resi dent of Kasi Cedar Cieek Pfefliiet.W'ssll inuUm Coiintv, Oregon, will, on Wednes day the Mh day of .lantiiiry, I'yoM, at ten o'clixk a. III. of sanl day, ireetit tile fortgoiiiK t 1 1 1 ion for Ihi-hm- to sell spir illum, villous hiii! malt honors in Ivast Cellar Creek I'rerinit, W'ahi'igtiii Coun ty, Oregon, in less iiniiitities than one gallon, to the County Couit of Washing Ion Cuiinty, I )regon, at llillslioro, (Jie on, nml tit such tunc snd place mil 10.I1 that 11 liveiise la- issued In the undersign ed applicant to m-II Kpiritoti, villous and malt liitiors in s.ml l-jut Cellar Creek Pre 1 inrt, Washington County, tregim, in less (iiaiilities tlian one gallon, fur a period of one year from the dale of the issuance of Mich license. llalcd this and day of Ih-celiiUr, 117 C. Jv. Sinitli, Applicant. Itagley i II ire, Attorneys for Ajiplic't. NOTICE TCf FRUIT GROWERS The fruit inspector ol this county has found thf.t airuoflt all trees are infected with fruit pesto, and the law requires the owners, or persona bavine posaessioa thereof, to de stroy or ersiiicate such orchards or pestB. You are, therefore, notified that unless such orchards or pests are destroyed or eradicated before the first duy of March, 1908, 1 will proceed, under the law, to either cut down or destroy such orchards, or have the trees sprayed at the owner's expense. W. R. Harris, County Fruit Inspector. Insure Your Stock Insure your horses and livestoik and when you lose one you will get cash. Don't take chances when it is not necessary. Take out a policy IN A RKLIABIiK COMPANY I am agent for the National Live stock Association. Insures against death from any cause. Drop me a line. Terms reasonable. JOHN VANDERWAL Br-averton, Or. K. F. D. No, 2 The old reliable fire insurance man. BARGAIN Argus and Pacific Monthly, $2. Remember, the Oregonian and Argus, orjly $2.25. Nineteen acres in the city limits of Cornelius under cultivation. Good $1500 house, small barn and other email' buildings. Good orchard, strawberries and other small fruits. For particulars, Phone 151, Jobe'e division, Independent line. Experienced milker and good farm hand wants job on farm or dairy. Can milk from 20 to .'JO cows. Is German, and can furnirsh good references. Address XC, care of Argue. For Bale Table and stock t.eeta, table and stock carrots, cabbage and tomatoes. Delivered. Phone, Pacific States, 57 NW. Cbilcott and W. B. MardeD. 34-tf 3 Watch Hillsboro Grow! KIRATLI BROS. l)eoler in Choice Real f stale Tracts Ranging from a house and lot; acre tract, 10 acrc tract, up to a grain or dairy farm. If we haven't what you want, wc can get it. Hills boro and Portland prop erty exchanged for Washington County farm lauds. Conic apd see us be fore you buy. Money to loan on reasonable terms. No tarial work done. Auction sales cried. There Is As Much Difference Between nn unpnlntcd floor und u door puintid with The Most Perfect of FloorPaints As thrie it l trrn the; two ahovc ilttntuli-il kidhnts. It nhuu out iIimaic gcitns, avc taW, U-iuU luimui))' t the humc. Made by Wc luvc jtint received a brjjc shipment of all kituh of Heath & Million Paint Yours for t (3 Ueul, Rowcll Bros. & Co., Scholls. rSl 111 asasasa In The Sick Room tai.ii.ii n . iiiaH. U rar CYRUS NOBLE Sim .1,1.1 Ira rax a, 4 t WIMivl I Ihtlf t'l"""" ' 4 .,i,f,l.: U'!l. ! .llmuUiin ii..liU. Jn ,,.l,in nil h.(iil. ana alwuin w w-'j uuait niiil -ii.tttl 4 I Ait onuaaiMti, un otMii na. .jA. fc.rn.mi I ui.. (.. SNwarfcrosrutss mi hutiKMTrwmsrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m.m ui' a A m.m m, m: m. m . tti . m: m,m 1 i i i WEINHARD'S (On J'iujtiil 1 The best of all Btcrs. Bottled for Medicinal Uc a w i wii nvc W. Y. WJbL-i Main St., Hillsboro, Or. PRIVATE BOXES O UR PATRONS should nl ways feci free to store their private boxes in our vault. Also your private papers. Only fire proof vault in Washington County. We make no charge. . . J. W. SIIUTE, Banher, HILLSBORO, - - OREGON Schmidt CgL Ilulisch Open their General Merchandise Store on the Baseline Road, & miles from Beaverton, with a Genuine Great Slaughter Sale Wednesday, Oct. 18 Sugr, twenty ll, $1 Coffe., 12. 14, IH ct.. Teas, Mixture, 25 tin, Hltfh Crnda Tu, 40 Tufty und Mom. Made candles, 8 ct. Trench Mixed, IO to ' 16 cent, per lb. Home Made Cholntea, U eta; Peppermint und Winterreen LoenR, IU ct lb., Wnlnula. IO eta, benti Mixed nulm 2o eta, Peunutu, 9 tt. Cirfurn, So ci bx, upi Cl.ewlnri, V5. SFICt-S IO ct vmn for 6 eta, Uoy ml baKknrf Powdar, 40 o. Lamp chlmnaya. No. 1. tanlai No. U, S avnta each Entire StocK - Reduced TREE LUNCH SERVED ALL DAY ALL DAY J MBaBST,